—The Daily Collegian Friday, September 29, 1972 Crime rises smallest climb WASHINGTON (AP) Serious crime in the nation rose one per cent during the first six months of this year, the lowest January-June rate increase reported by the FBI since it began issuing quarterly reports in 1960, the Justice Department an nounced yesterday. During the same period in 1971. violent crime increased by 11 per cent and property crime rose 6 per cent. The figures for the months January through June are contained in the FBl's Uniform Crime Report, which is compiled by voluntary reports from 5,606 local, county and state law en forcement agencies. Sen. George McGovern, Democratic presidential candidate, said in a statement that the statistics tell only part of the story, that for every reported crime there are mo that are unreported. Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst said in a speech prepared for last night delivery in Los Angeles that the spreading use of data processing is increasing the reporting of crimes. The FBI report divides serious crime into two categories-violent, which includes murder, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault; and property, which includes burglary, larceny over $5O and auto theft Hi Illy, hi lily 1 per cent; During the first six months, forcible rape increased by 14 per cent, aggravated assault 6 per cent, and murder 1 per cent but robbery offenses declined 4 per cent. In the property crime category, burglary increased 4 per cent and larceny $5O and over was up 1 per cent while auto theft decreased 4 per cent. Cities having 100,000 or more inhabitants reported a 2 per cent decrease in the volume of Crime Index of fenses while suburban law enforcement agencies reported a 5 per cent increase and crime in the rural areas was up 7 per cent, according to the report. Geographically, the western states reported a rise of 2 per cent in serious crimes while the northeastern, north central and southern states each reported increases of ATTENTII N! Alt Graduate Students are Cordially Invited to the University Club Graduate Mixer Time: 9:00 p.m. Friday Sept. 29, 1972 Location: University Club, 331 W. College Ave Beside Arco Station at corner of N. Atherton and W. College Donation: Men $0.50 Women -FREE years one per cent. In the announcement, Kleindienst said: "Seventy two of the major cities in the country recorded an actual decrease in serious crime in the first six months of 1972 compared to 53 cities showing decreases in the same peribd of 1971 and 34 such cities in 1970." Released POWs return home NEW YORK (AP) Three American prisoners of war came home from Hanoi in full uniform last night, displaying the decorations they had won as combat pilots in North Vietnam. They landed at Kennedy Airport at 6:54 p.m. and 30 minutes later voluntarily entered Defense Department cars to be driven away. By so doing, they submitted to a reunion with the government whose overtures they had spurned during the long trip from Hanoi. Behind them they left a quartet of American antiwar activists, into whose hands the POWs were delivered 12 days ago in North Vietnam. "We have just witnessed a recapture scene," said one of their former chaperones, Cora Weiss, "one in carceration replacing another." Another, the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, said: "It's quite clear the Pentagon and State Department want men released only if they are in uniform and speaking their lines." However, the three POWs were represented as having voted among themselves and agreed to don the uniforms while en route from Copenhagan aboard a Scandinavian Airlines System transatlantic jetliner. The uniforms had been put aboard during a stop in Moscow. The three freed prisoners were Navy Lt. J. G. Mark Gartley, 24, imprisoned for four years; Navy Lt. J. G. Norris Charles, 27, a captive nine months, and Air Force Major Edward Elias, 34, shot down five months ago. The destination of the three following their departure from the airport was not immediately determined. Prior to flying out of Copenhagen for New York, one of the trio had said the American people must bear the "responsibility" for bringing the remaining 400 men out of captivity, by bringing an end to the Viet nam war. The remark about responsibility came from Charles. It was the toughest, most politically oriented statement to come out of an airport news conference but none of the three pilots would endorse a U.S. presidential candidate or offer criticism or support for American tact; -- ' /dins in Vietnam. QUALITY UNPAINTED FUR "It was my belief and the NITU R E, bookcases, desk belief of the men with whom I chairs; stools, parsons tables, , c W hests, tables, cork Decorator's lived in Hanoi," said Charles, orkshop 237-8900. STEREO DER w t C h ASSETTE RECOR "that if the war is terminated their return home will be banjo , ,S7O; certain. I have committed Portable casse a 4 c e es r s e o c r o ie r s cler s7s a electric guitar with myself to do everything in my amplifier 5100 . call Dave 238-7467 power to work for their return Addressing himself to Americans, Charles said: "I pondered the question who can help me or is responsible for bringing these men home. It dawned upon me that is was you, the American people. If you really want to bring these men home you can do it. If you really want to end the war you can do it. "I and some of the men I left have a great deal of faith and hope in you, the American people. I call on you to help me in helping to bring these men home." Charles had been in prisoner of war camps for nearly a year. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE WINE MAKING EQUIPMENT and supplies. Everything for home winemaking The House of Mead 128 E. Allison St Centre Hall, Pa 364-1478 ELECTRIC PIANO HORHNER like new with case $3OO call 237.7486. HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPRINT SS '6B see Criss in Rm. 5 Nittany 38 or call 5-3707. GE STEREO TURNTABLE dustcover speakers cwocl sound and looks 5100.00 Hoover salon type hairdryer 510.00 Clairol 5 pack electric rollers 55.00 call 238-7010 USED BOOKS ALL kinds reference, language, poetry etc Trade paperbacks 2 for 1. The Book Celler 3790 W. College on the way to Pine Grove Mills 238-1269 Mon to Fri. 10 to 8, Sat 10 to 5, open Sun days after PSU home games 10 to 5 1971 FIAT 850 Spider like new reasonable ask for John 865.6794 DORM CONTRACT FOR sale Will negotiate Call 237-8333 COME AND LISTEN to the most complete line of stereo equip ment in State College, Call Hal after dinner at 237-1742 Free disc preener with each purchase CHEVELLE 1968 SPORT Coupe 51295. Call Roger 2371454. RODGERS HI HAT stand with two Zildiian cymbals 14" asking 545 00 Calf Kurt 237-7465 TRUMPH 650 CHOPPER newly done needs minor finishing touches 5700 or best offer. Also 1971 Honda SL-100 $350 and Roberts 997 stereo tape recorder $75 237-3725 MUST SELL 1969 Kawasaki 250 lust rebuilt 5400 takes it nice condition Paul 237-6886 SPECIAL ONE CUTE, loveable live four foot boa constrictor Call Pat 238-4761 it's well groomed ONE FEMALE DORM contract for winter term urgent call Ruth or GlOria 865-4129 1966 PONTIAC GTO Very good condition Bucket seats, 4-speed, new tires About 5650. Call Pete at 238-9911. 1965 OLDS F-85 dependable transportation (that means it'll take you there) $lOO call 238-5945. MARTIN D-28 AND Gibson melody-maker for sale excellent condition, excellent prices for more information. Call 238-2946. COMMANDO NORTON Roadster, 750 cc 5300 mi., good condition Call for details. Tom 865- 5326 4 CHANNEL. STEREO STEREO system Panasonic includes 4 speakers tape deck tuner and amplifier 5250 237-3909. HARLEY DAVIDSON SPRINT '67 good shape 10,000 miles 5175 also drum set $5O Ken 238-8790 KITCHEN TABLE, CHAIRS, dining room set, beagles, new brick, men's bowling ball, dresser, stool 466-7463. ELECTRONICS ATTENTION GADGETEERS • oscilloscope, sweep generator, tube tester, oscillators, panel meters, equip ment racks, tube caddys, color TV chassis, dictaphones, stenorette, speakers, power supplies, tape recorders, and all kinds of assorted parts. Telephone- 466,7314. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. COLOR TV, living room chairs, typewriter desk, vanity dresser, B & W TV, sewing machine, dress form, kitchen base and wall cabinets, clothes racks, old carved desk, electric range, bicycle exerciser and many other items too numerous to mention' all in fine condition and priced to sell Telephone 466-7314. 1966 SUZUKI 250 cc X 6 cheap must sell. Call 237-6087. STEREO COMPONENTS, SYSTEMS, B&W & color television (new) over 70 major brands 15-50 per cent off 6-7.10 p.m. 237-2833. GRAD DESIRES TO start car pool CRC HANDBOOKS OF chemistry from Lewisburg to State College and physics, 59.50 and under Call 523-3964 after 5 p.m now at the HUB Bookstore, ONE MALE TO share apartment AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES. AKC with two guys at Lions Gate registered. Champion sired Free busing. Call 238-4767. Many colors. Pet and show. 364 1874 RIDE NEEDED TO Reading or Allentown Sunday night. Will TYPEWRITER REMINGTON pay. Cali Robin at 865-5789 before PORTABLE plus all supplies 4.°Cl p . m . Friday. excellent condition asking $25 but will haggle 5-0016. COVERED SPACE, PREFERABLY garage, for motorcycle. Must be fairly close to campus. Call Jerry 865-5654. STEREO SYSTEMS SHER WOOD receivers, BSR turn tables, Evergreen speakers, big superb sound at discount prices. WANTED TO RENT: large house Call Jack at 237-0716. anywhere in Centre County. Six adults three kids. 355-4111. HAGSTROM ELECTRIC BASS WANTED: ROOMMATE OR trade guitar good condition 5100 also Nittany contract for Park Forest Fender twin reverb amp phone 237- apt. 1 bdrm 140 month apply 915-H 8218. Park Forest apt. John. 1949 PACKARD. COLLECTORS WANTED PERSONS WITH item plus good transportation. 2- hearing loss to participate in soor sedan. Call 237-3584 evenings, experiments involving promising 238-3066 days. new therapy. Call 865.1815 days or 237-5095 flutes or see Dr. James 1962 RAMBLER, CLASSIC 4-door 5200.00 237-6388. Martin 439 Psychology Building. . MALE GRAD TO share apt. own SERVICE FOR SAAB, Porsche, BMW available at Hillco Sports bcirm 2430, eve.566.50-mth call Jeff 865- 237-8641 or 158 Chambers. Inc. Boalsburg. Call 466-6266. FOR SALE SCHWINN 5 speed 565 WE ARE LOOKING for deaf in dividuals to participate in ex call 237-3664- Ask for Jerry. perimental study designed to improve communication and STEREO— USED ONLY 8 months speech patterns of the deaf. If $90.00. Waterbed, frame, and interested call 865-2865 or write to liner $35.00. Phone 238-8842 ask Dr. Martin c-o 439 Psychology for Ed. Building. A question on how the men might try to influence American opinion was replied to by Gartley, who had been held for four years until his release 12 days ago. Referring to a statement by actress Jane Fonda that she found the POWs backing the presidential candidacy of Sen. George McGovern, the flier said: "Miss Fonda is not qualified to speak for the general opinion of all the prisoners of war. The number of opinions among the prisoners of war are as many as the number of priosners themselves, and I personally cannot speak for the general opinion of all the prisoners FOR SALE 1970 Baracuda floor GOING HOME WEEKENDS/ Shift, one owner Call 237-3943 Reliable person needs use of room or apartment weer ends only RICKENBACKER ELECTRIC call BJ 865 7160 GUITAR Solid body Custom finish Nice action and sound Use WANTED WATERBED 237 8323 as six or twelve string 5100 Tom Ira 965-6166 WAITERS AND DISHWASHERS FOR SALE UNDERWOOD wanted Kapoa Delta Rho Meals portable typewriter w,ll - carrying case, 525 offer, Cannon and soc,al 237 9034 200 mm telephoto lens with leather NEED RIDES TO Ann Arbor, case 575, 237-89)3 Mich.gan or To lec:a Can leave WEST HALLS DORM contract for return any day. Kathy 238 6685 sale. Call 865-5186 ROOMMATE WANTED (MALE) to share apartment at L,on's CLASSICAL GUITAR WITH hard Gate Apts If interested call 237 shell case, German-made 5200 238.8590 9443 after 6 p m WICKER AND RATTAN furniture ROOMMATE WANTED ONE bedroom furnished Beaver Htlts couch chars rockers and table 237 5649 apt call 238-6316 WANTED NEW OR used small BIKE 10 SPD DiCamph Corsa-1 month old silver 23" frame very refrigerator Call Glenn 865-1820 good components, many extras, ROOMMATE WANTED ONE must be seen, best offer, RCA 8- bedroom apartment Beaver Hill track portable tape player ac furnished utdities paid call 238 5488 battery 2 large speakers 590 value after 5 p m for 545 238-0056 MOB 67 Wire wheels, radio, brch ROOMMATE WANTEDsh (FEMALE, to share two racing green, no cherry, but a bedroom apr ,n Beaver Terrace steal for 5350 00 call 238 7394 AKAI X-1800 SD reel and cartridge WANTED PARTTIME COOK Stereo tape recorder 5200 00 Call willing to learn Kosher cu,s,ne 4- Art 865.9838 6 Mon , Wed , Fr Contact t-I,llel Foundation 224 Locust Lane 237 T V FOR SALE twenty two inch 2 , 08 screen 522 R.O A 237-9466 3► WANTED- ROCK & roll drummer must have experience full time to form group 2 lead guitars phone 237 8218 drummer, and bass Call 237-0158 FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER will babysit in her State College apt , weekdays, part or full time, HELP WANTED reasonable, 237-4408 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES, WAITERS NEEDED FREE meals DARKROOM rentals, custom and social privileges contact B&W printing, best prices in town, caterer 237-4332 The Darkroom, 225 E Beaver Avenue DRUG PROBLEM' fighter" is a new approach to drug literature Its main idea is to I NEED STUDENTS immediately enscloSe truths about hard drugs. to place ads in The Daily You may receive limited edition Collegian Classified ad section copy by mailing two dollars cash or Hurry Unlimited number of ads check to Mr A Harrison P 0 Box accepted Mon-Fr , 9 30 a m -X 00 275 Lemont, Pa p m 126 Carnegie Building BEGINNING FRENCH CLASSES DROPPED APPLY PICKERS after school for 3rd through 6th Saturday Sunday Penn State graders in my home (walking orchards northeast of Stadium distance from Park Forest Elem). near beef barns 10 a m 51 50 for 2 half hour sessions a week (Mon and Thurs ). Classes begin ANYONE TO WASH & iron clothes Oct. 2 and will accept only limited every 2 weeks App 20 shirts, 6 number of students Highly ex. pair leans, socks and underwear perienced Call 238-2823. Will pay Call Frank 865 3591 between 6 and 8 p m TO EXCHANGE EAGER TL _ _ presen. room in East for another room anywhere Call Carol 5-9934 DRUMMER EXPERIENCED LOOKING for rock group Have equipment here and tran sportation Call Chuck at 865.9178 GOLD STUDIOS COLOR Photography fall packaae. 2- Bxlo's and 2-5x7'5 533 complete, member PP of A. Bob 238.1801 COUNTRY HONK THE Folklore Society presents David Brom berg and his Fabulous Torpedos 8 p m. October 8 Schwab Auditorium Tickets on sale starting October 2 ground floor HUB members Si 50, non-members S 2 00 PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE 7 week introductory course covering shooting, developing, & printing. Use of complete darkroom facilities. The Darkroom 225 E Beaver Ave 237-0502 FACULTY-STUDENT AUTO INSURANCES, renters in surance life insurance health in surance. Call Frank Guerrini 238- 8085 238-2668 FAST EFFICIENT TYPING Of thesis, term papers, etc. IBM electric Experience Reasonabl. - rates. Call 355-3575 WIDE COVERAGE publicity are found in The LOST GOLD WIRERIMS in blue Collegian Classified ads. Hurry case If found call Nancy 865- and place your ad 126 Carneigie 8464 Building Mon -Fri. 9.30 a.m..4 00 P m LOOKING FOR CREATIVE writers and actors for im provisational comedy theater call Lew 238-8961 865-9061. and I'm sure it just can't be done." Asked about his own choice, Gartley said: "The issues and policies are not completely clear to me. What is clear to me is that the men who are still there must come home and whichever policy is the one that can bring them home is the one I can support the most " An American Air Force medical evacuation plane was on the runway at Kastrup Airport when the fliers arrived and its use wag of fered to them by U.S. charge d'affaires Thomas Dunnegan. HOUSEMATE TO SHARE apartment on West Prospect Call 237-7392 or stop by 135 West Prospect Sex not crucial FOUR TREMENDOUSLY TALENTED, creative musicians WANTED WAITERS AT Sigma Alpha Epsdon Contact Doug 'DRUG Rozelle at 237 4923 NOTICE THE SCORPION HAPPY hours 8 . 30-10 00 nitely Terry Beard Monday-Thursday Rhythm Kings Tuesday-Wednesday ALL ECK CH.ELAS please contact Dave or Deb, at 237 0663 550.00 REWARD FOR successful lead on subletting of apt 206 Collegiate arms now shared with 3 male students Call collect 412-465- 6222 FARFISA MINI COMPACT organ $125 or best offer Call 865-5773 after 6 pm MONT ALTO TRANSFER students interested in hearing about a new sorority chapter being formed especially for you? Come to Delta Zeta Suite in Heister Hall on Sunday October 1 5 00 p.m (All students interested in a sorority with the freedom to be different are welcome) for further information call 238-7394 REWARD LOST FEMALE cat eight mos calico, Bluebell area GREAT Please call 238-1757 LL GRAY iory Belongs to lotle g , r 1629 LOST PAIR OF black glasses Wednesday September 27 bet ween College Avenue and HUB call 237-1800. IF ANYONE FOUND a pair gold rectangular wirerims with photogray lenses on Monday afternoon please call Eric 865-0357 or 237-0067 leave a message ONE BEQROOM APARTMENT unfurnished, sublet December June, renewal option, all extras near campus, $135; 237.1360 ROOM FOR RENT, female, private home Center Nall; daily transportation available to State College 364.9776 Pat. JAW: I ► THE JAWBONE PRESENTS Friday Sept 29 Flicks 8 p.m. Friday. Cry of the Marsh Saturday Sept 30 Flicks 8 p.m Saturday's flick: Courtship & Marriage shows both nights 9 . 30 & 11.00 p.m. Open mike 12 midnight. Great food & entertainment open 8 p m.. 1 a.m phone-238-1613. The Candy Cane has the best selection of coffee & tea 128 W College Ave. hared ca
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