Glee Club Today Mozart Concert Men's Glee Club will present Mozart's "Quartet for Piano Its first concert of the semester and Strings in G Minor," K. 478, today at 12:80 pin. in Concert will be performed today at 11:30 Ilan. Under the direction of Br,-pit ileisinger, assistant pro- a.m. In Concert Dail by music fessor of music, the group 8411 faculty iitembers Dr. Gibson perform nine selections. Accom- Natters, Miss Frances Robinson. Donald Mullah and Patrick panied by Due Baird, 24 ineu sill aztan a Melreot to. sing in the concert. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE
Vol. 52 " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1964 No. 41 Cal Leader Probation Threatened Kappa Sigma Given With Death 'Hazing' Activities uniden- of (UPTi- -An OAKLAND As Result tified man telephoned police early By PAT REGAN pledges from Allen Hall out to t a liatory juke on the actives, ported to the college by the police. yesterday threatening to shoot Kappa Sigma fraternity colony, a vacant lot on Story Road, tied claimed that he was kidnapped. According to Robert Andersen, Mario Savio, leader of the Uni- which held open house Nov. 16 in him up and left him there as a After a short while the pledge 1FC athiser, a fraternity sneak told the police the actual circum- is a legal function, but this time versity of California free speech celebration of its first anniversary, joke. When he escaped, the pledge was put on conduct probation yes- contacted the police and as a le- ..tance.... Ind the incident was re- it was regarded as "hazing," which movement. terday for "hazing." is illegal, because the pledge was Savio was to speak at a lunch- This decision by the Inter-Fra- tied up. eon of the Oakland Junior Cham- ternity Council Judiciary (IFC.1) According to Dave Thompson, ber of Commerce. Berkeley and will have several far-reaching ef- Weekly Coffee Hour Kappa Sigma president, a meeting will be held immediately by the University of California police of- fects on the young fraternity. fraternity to evaluate the situa- ficials were notified of the death First of all, the colony has been tion. The fraternity could possibly threat. accepted by its national and was to receive its charter on Dec. 12. Endorsed by Council appeal the case to the ASB Ju- GOV. SUPPORTS KERR As a result of the decision, how- diciary or to the college adminis- Gov. Edmund G. Brown said ever, the colony cannot become a A weekly "coffee klatch" for stu- Wednesday, Dec. 2, (tuns 2-3 p.m. tration. Tuesday he is 100 per cent behind Photo by Jon national fraternity until April 1 dents to meet with ASB represen- in the College Union. President Clark Kerr of the Uni- DR. H. BRETT MELENDY, head of the History Department, at the earliest, when the IFCJ tatives was unanimously ratified Council's klatch decision is the versity of California in the dispute stressed that Asiatics have been discriminated against for more will review the case. by Student Council yesterday after- end result of its attempt to "main- over political activity. than 75 years. Melendy spoke yesterday morning in Concert Hall. Second, if the IFCJ reviews the noon. tain communications with the stu- Play Opens "Clark Kerr has done more for He traced California's program of discrimination. case on April 1, and finds that First of the weekly, hour long, dent body." academic freedom than any other there has been any misconduct klatches has been scheduled for The coffee hour replaces coun- president in the history of the by the colony, then the Inter-Fra- cil's original Nov. 4 blazer resolu- University of California," Brown ternity Council (IFC) will with- tion which died with the Nov. 9 On Campus said. State Discrimination Policies draw its recognition of Kappa SJS, Falcons Vie veto by Bob Pisano, ASB president. Brown said he Is certain that Sigma on the SJS campus. $500 worth of blazers would have "Rumpelstiltskin and the Witch- Kerr and the Board of Regents The "hazing" charge was a re- been bought for council to accom- es" will open this afternoon at 4 in will find a solution to the contro- Traced in Melendy Speech sult of a fraternity sneak. Actives In Soccer Match plish its "communications" aim if the College Theater, under the di- versy. The regents are scheduled of Kappa Sigma took one of their the resolution had gone into effect. rection of Dr. Hal J. Todd, drama By BILL BLOW SJS History Deparunent. traced Needing a win over the Air to meet in Berkeley Thursday. Force Academy tonight to ad- department head. Stressing that "Asiatics have California's long program of dis- ASB SERVES COFFEE The Children's Theater produc- vance to the NCAA semi-finals, TABLES REMAIN fought a long, lonely battle with crimination in a Concert Hall lec- Students who meet with repre- tion will be repeated tomorrow SJS' soccer team entertains the Meantime, student members of little help from the white ranks ture yesterday morning. sentatives under the new coffee A Full Hour visiting Falcons at Spartan Sta- afternoon at 4 and Saturday at the free speech movement con- In their quest for equality," Dr. He pointed to Article 19, Section hour plan will be served coffee 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. tinued to defy university regula- H. Brett Melendy, head of the dium in a Far West Champion- 4 of the State Constitution, passed paid for by ASB funds. is a new adaptation of tions by setting up tables on the ship match. The play in 1879, making Orientals ineli- A thorough review of the weekly the Grimm fairy tale, with the campus to solicit members and Of Peanuts' Kickoff time is 8 p.m, for the gible for citizenship so that im- meetings has been scheduled after providing funds for off campus political contest, which is expected to addition of two witches migration could be reduced. He four of them have been held. the comic element, according to activities. Three Profs The world famous cartoon strip draw more than 2,500 fans. called this one of many examples If enough student interest is University officials said they "Peanuts" will be discussed by its ASB card holders nth be ad- Dr. Todd. of legislation and city ordinances shown in the klatches, council also have sent out "a considerable creator, Charles M. Schulz, to- mitted for $1, while adults will Ricki Bassett will appear as the aimed directly at abridging the plans to consider moving them to storyteller. Rumpelstiltskin will be number of letters" to students who morrow at 10:30 a.m. in Concert be charged $1.50. Share Grant rights of Orientals. larger facilities, possibly the Cafe- Terry. Pat have broken the regulations. The Hall. Part of the admission money played by Raymond teria. Toner and Judith Jones will take students were asked to report to 1952 LEGISLATION "An Hour with Charles Schulz will be used to finance a trip to Council also decided yesterday to the parts of the witches, Wanda the dean's office. The McCarran-Walter Act of and His 'Peanuts' Family" will be the semi-finals Nov. 28 at St. Of $20,000 winner. join Associated Student Govern- and Hazel. Terry Lumley will play 1952 removed that section and sponsored by the College Lecture Louis, Mo., for tonight's ments of America. ASGA, com- A grant of $20,000 has been granted quotas and naturalization Committee and the Spartan Pro- (See page 3 of the sports sec- Serena. prising 62 colleges and universities. Other students in the cast in- awarded to Dr. Amos Perlmutter, rights to all immigrants. grams Committee. tion for the whole story.) Architects Receive "Two or three" SJS delegates clude Lorraine Lefee, David Dr. Melendy didn't "warm up" Schulz "will discuss details of assistant professor of political sci- will be flown to the ASGA national Brandt, Richard Gonzales, Glenn his audience with initial humorous his work and 'philosophy' to- ence at SJS, and to Dr. Richard convention at the University of Pascal, Ed DeBell and Shareen Signed Contract remarks because, "The only hu- gether with revealing insights Brody and Dr. Oil Holsti, assistant Oklahoma during the Thanksgiv- Merriam. Also appearing in the morous thing is the ludicrous concerning some of his characters Prof Presents ing holiday next week. play will be Tony Simmons, David For College Union professors at Stanford University. attitude held by Caucasians." such as Charlie Brown and Lucy," according to Dr. Frank G. Willey, Kahn, Denise Meyer, Sally Kemp The money was bestowed by the Turning to the state's "long FAR DECIDES A signed contract for the College acting chairman of the College and Allen Reeves. Disarmament and Army Control standing discrimination policy in Financial Advisory Board (FAB) Union is now in the hands of the Lecture Committee. College Math Set designs are by J. Wendell education," the speaker mentioned was left to decide how many dele- architects, according to Dean Grant "Peanuts" is published in 800 Johnson, professor of drama. Andrew J. Moulder, superintendent gates would attend. Burton, newspapers in 40 countries and in Lighting is supervised by Kenneth of public instruction in 1857, and Council estimated that it will The $4,350,000 preliminary budg- nine different languages. Two At Book Talk Dorst, associate professor. the man for whom Moulder Hall is cost the ASB $200 for each dele- et is an estimate at project level. books by Schulz containing the named, as being instrumental in in an gates' round-trip plane ticket, plus This price does not include the "Peanuts" cartoon "If one switch is made backing bills aimed at prohibiting characters are SJS' $75 convention fee. Total es- Dorm Conference cost for movable equipment or best-sellers. arrangement of natural numbers, shelves and display counters for Asiatics from obtaining education then the number of backward timated cost is thus $475-675. Four representatives from the the bookstore if it is included in in integrated schools. pairs always changes by an odd ASGA's official stated purpose is SJS Inter-Dorm Council are leav- Dr. Dmitri E. Thoro, development ing for the University of Cali- the College Union. This estimate CONCERN number," said "designed to aid the also does not include an approxi- Art Prof. Hatch associate professor of mathemat- of more effective student govern- fornia at Santa Barbara today for mate $150,000 for food services. When the Japanese government ics, in yesterday's book talk. ments by providing for the ex- a four day conference of the Pa- became concerned over segregated Burton presented a progress re- The statement is a theorem change of concepts, ideas and pro- cific Coast College and University schools in San Francisco in 1907, Reviews port dealing with the College History taken from Sherman K. Stein's grams among member colleges and Residence Hall Association. a conference was called in Wash- Union schematic drawings at the book, "Mathematics: A Man-Made universities." The representatives are Rick ington. College Union Planning Committee Of War Paintings Universe," and was proven by Dr. Council decided to join the body Shuler, Paul Cavagnolo, Rosie yesterday afternoon. Pres, Theodore Roosevelt, "a Thoro. because of the ASB's goal "to be- Terrell and Lucille Haab. The four Richard Buxton, executive direc- racist himself," approved the pol- The portrayal of war and vio- "This text Ls a striking exception come increasingly more effective, students will participate in dis- tor of the Alumni Association, icy of age level limits in class- lence in art was discussed by to dull textbooks," Dr. Thoro said. more beneficial and more respon- cussions and programs related to rooms and tests in English pro- asked the committee to consider David Hatch, assistant professor of "This book grew out of a col- sive to the needs of the students." problems of residence hall living. ficiency, both aimed at keeping space for the Alumni Association. art, yesterday afternoon in a talk lege course designed primarily to Asiatics in separate schools. According to Roger Rodzen, Col- sponsored by the United Campus give students in many fields an lege Union director, a decision will Dr. Melendy expressed hope that Christian Ministry before more appreciation of the beauty, extent be made at a later date. DR. AMOS PERLMUTTER Asiatic discrimination has finally than 75 students. and vitality of mathematics," Stein come to an end, but added, "pas- ... shares $20,000 grant Hatch showed slides he had wrote in preface. sage of Prop. 14 may have thrown taken on his world-wide travels of Dr. Thoro showed in his book Nameplate Contest Agency, through the Institute of this under a cloud." art, mostly paintings, depicting review that the problems present- Political Studies. war or armed combat, from the ed in Stein's book are "interesting, days present Concludes Today The three men will use the grant of the cavemen to because they aren't usually found to further their project entitled Class To Interpret times. in textbooks." most Deadline for submitting entries "International Conflict, Dyadic Weapons of war are the During the book talk, Dr. Thoro ubiquitous art form among primi- in the competition to change the and Mediated: Case Studies of presented and proved other the- observed. When Spartan Daily nameplate is 4:30 Egypt, Israel at Five Points in Novelist's Letters tive man, Hatch orems in Stein's text such as "fin- p.m. today. Judging will take place Time." neolithic man began to depict him- ite sets and pigeonhole principle tomorrow. "Letters Americana" will be self on cave walls he always paint- They will examine the Middle applications." Entries should be drawn in black presented in this afternoon's Stu- ed himself with a weapon, he said. East as a case of conflict between Dr. Thoro earned his B.S., M.S., India ink on white illustration dio Hour at 2:30 in the Studio Hatch followed this trend Israel and the Arab countries. and Ph.D. from the University of board. The letters must be in the Theater by the Advanced Oral through various stages of historical "We will particularly try to in- Florida. proportion of six units wide to one Interpretation class of Mrs. No- development. He traced it through vestigate the behavior of decision- _ unit high. The name "San Jose reen L. Mitchell, assistant profes- ancient Greek history, where he makers on the part of both Israel State College" must be included in sor of drama. noted the first portrayal of war as Yugoslav Policy and Egypt in the Suez Crisis of the design. Entries may be sub- The program, free to everyone, a tragedy corresponding to the pe- 1956," Dr. Perlmutter explained. mitted to Bill Watson, Daily editor, will feature oral interpretations of riod of the Roman conquest of Discussed Today J208. The threesome will study only selected letters by F. Scott Fitz- Greece. All entries become property of the periods preceding and follow- gerald, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Going on through the Renais- "Yugoslavia and the Cold War" the Spartan Daily, which reserves ing the crisis and will base their Mark Twain and Benjamin Frank- sance, Hatch noted few changes in will be discussed by Milivoj Cati- the right to use or not to use the scrutiny on the behavior of the lin. Concluding the program, nine the artists' concepts of war. Of a povic, Yugoslavian consul-general winning entry. leaders. students will appear in a readers' later period, he said, "Baroque in San Francisco, tonight at 8 in Judges will be Ernest Nilsen. Dr. Perlmutter was originally theater presentation of "File and man sees war as a gentlemanly Newman Hall, 79 S. Fifth St. The San Jose Mercury art director; from Israel, where he served as Forget," an excerpt from James thing." lecture will be sponsored by Hillel. Jack Wilson, free-lance commercial a member of the Israeli delegation Thurber's "A Thurber Carnival." Hatch explained that the Span- According to Hillel president FOR A BETTER PARADE Metropolitan Associates have con- artist; and Dr. Dwight Bente!, to the United Nations. He is also According to Louise Wallace, iard Goya was the first to attempt Phil Whitten, Communist Yugo- tributed a cash award to the SJS Homecoming fund. L. to r. negative portrayal of slavia's "policy of non-alignment" George Peacock, Metro A general manager, hands check to head of the SJS Department of the author of two upcoming books, student director of the program, a wide scale Journalism & Advertising. the setting will be a space-stage war through painting. According will be Catipovic's main theme. Richard Yoo, assrstant to SJS Pres, Robert Clark, while Jack "The Israeli Military in Politics" A $25 dollar prize will be given set using stools, levels, pillars and to Hatch, the last outburst of pro- Refreshments, folksinging and Barbour, Homecoming Committee member, looks on. Funds will to the creator of the winning and "Nasserism Power and Ide- lighting effects by Robert Ryan, war paintings appeared Just before Israeli dancing will follow the be used to build the Queen's float. The parade will begin on entry. ology." drama student. World War I. speech. First and St. John Streets Saturday at I p.m. 11-8PARTAN DAILY Thursday, Nov. 19. 1964 RENT AN HOUR OF FUN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS FOR PROFIT Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Member California CONVENIENCE Dade, Comment Newspeper Publishers Association and AND Audit Bureau of Circulations. Pub- lished daily by the Associated Stu- chants of San Jose State College t*********************** cent Saturday and Sunday. during col- New 'List' Survey Methods lege year. Subscription accepted only Enjoy Life on a remainder of-somester basis. Full On a Motorcycle academic year. $9; each semester, peta a $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 To Make Towering Success oink CY 4.6414 Edifor.al Est. 2383. AUTHORIZED DEALER 2384, 2385, 2386, Advertising Ext. II londay the men of "I au Delta Phi will begin diAribut- 2081, 2082, 2083. 2084. Press of Globe * PARILLA * ing 11111 rating cards in order that students may record their Printing Co. Office hours I:45-4:20 * DKW * CAPRIOLO * opinions of their instructors. This is p.m. Monday through Friday. the second attempt of the WILLIAM WATSON men's honorary to present a systematic evaluation of faculty Editor _.... 11 1111mw m11111 1 Master Adv. Manager _JANET BRAUN MOTORS at SJS. Day Editor SUE WADE HARTKE The first Tower List, issued late last spring, was inadequate News Editor RICHARD DOTY MO WIEN JEWELERS and incomplete, but Copy Editor --- BILL LEONARD 333 W. SAN CARLOS nevertheless a step in the right direction. Feature Editor __DIANA JOW With the trend to large college enrollments, it is necessary for Fine Arts ... ADRIENNE KENNEDY students to have access to an accurate report on instructors and Society Editor JANE HOYT * classes. Sports Editor DAVE PAYNE The New look in design : Investigative Writers MARILYN BELL Spartan Daily praises the intentions of Tau Delta Phi and CHERI WALKER : the purpose of the Tower List. Many of the valid criticisms Wire Editor TOM POWELL at Santa Clara County's : of the original Tower List have been duly considered by these Exchange Editor EVELYN D. SALAZAR students, and this year's Tower List will he more factual, accu- Business Manager ED FOSTER most fashionable jewel- I rate and pleasing to faculty and students alike. .eilleitIONNIONtritatiskigtelsolar Tau Delta Phi will use 100,000 IBM cards for student ry stores. * * evaluations. This will give a good sample of student opinion. * The men of the honorary also will comb RENT A * through the written * evaluations, eliminating the grudges from honest opinion. TYPEWRITER * Spartan Daily urges students to make their evaluations FRATERNITY - SORORITY * * honestly and sincerely. Such spirit will make the Tower List 'WELL, HUBERT, I GUESS WE BETTER GET MOVING-Z.:. 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Even SAN JOSE AUDITORIUM Greek Letters * I .,iwess NIECIIINES on 18" chain * umn of manage ANO EQUIPMENT TICKETS: $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 Editor: job interviews, and edi- ing can be heard from some- the laziest Indian might OFFICE $3.25 * We would like to voice our ob- torial copy junked for the cam- where within the newly erected to look busy were he given a car 1 ON SALE SAN JOSE 805 OFFICE * pus bulletin board, Spartaguide barricade surrounding the build- (complete with credit card, of 1 170 South Second 40 W. San Carlos CY 408115 Come in and see * jection not to one ad, but to all Next to St. Claire Hotel our wide selection the advertisements in the Daily. (i.e. Nov. 17 issue)? Who gets ing as workers reach a height course), and all the money he i The Spartan Daily, former news- the kickback? of frustration finding themselves needed. If he had these things, roma/row paper, seems to have been trans- Do the staff members throw unable to budge some portion of he might even go to college, he TERMS GLADLY i formed into the campus version parties with the extra money? the "feeble structure." might even join a fraternity. of the Shopping News. Although Is the money pooled and divided It might have been somewhat 3) If cars and TV sets are : the Daily is far from a profes- up amongst the Daily members? gratifying if the building would the criteria dividing the primi- WALKING IN THE DARK? the stress cilivilzed nation. sional paper, it seems to come Does it go to some worthy have crumbled under tive from the Switch to contact lens. With contact lens, you may see and pretty close in one respect a cause? of Sunday's jolt. At least one India should be classified as profusion of advertisements with This overdose of advertising could have rationalized that the primitive, America as civilized. walk as you never have before. Paelea 1 a sprinkling of news stories here serves one advantage it saves destruction of the beautiful old But if moral and cultural values and there. The only page that time. Now it only takes three landmark was justified after all. are the scale, these positions has escaped this plague is page minutes to read through the en- But alas, not even a window was might be reversed. i 72 S. First St. one. tire paper cartoons included. jarred loose of those that re- 4) The statement that Indian So. come in today and let us San Jose student Aubrey Minter, Jr. main that is, and this is at a women cripple their children to : Students have to pay Phone 297-0920 body fees which help support the A13924 time when the structure is in a make beggars of them seems ex- It you with contact lenses. Daily since when should we be Patricia Daniell far more weakened condition aggerated. No woman in her i forced to put out money man- A61173 than ever before. right mind does such a thing; it : datorily to support a mer- David L. Kauppinen Maybe it is better that it hap- is not completely impossible, but THE CONTACT LENS iWestgate Shopping Center chant's manual? A2435 pened this way though; if the it is extremely rare. CENTER Why does the advertising staff Dottie Rider building had tumbled, all that 5) Regard for the individual : 1600 Saratoga Ave. find it necessary to fill the pages A59 expenditure on demolition would Is as high or higher in India as 123 S. 3rd CY 7-5174 Phone 379-3051 Keith 11111 have been for naught, it is in American cities. People i A157 Dave Lustig care for each other all over the wririntstrirkstir**************** Pick Up and Delivery Service Paul Tillman ASIS A12429 world. It is no different in India. Af1.58 Chandran P. 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'Far West Soccer Championship at Stake Thurcrlay. ?Inv. la, 1964 SPARTA"; 11AILY $ SPARTAN WILSHIRE SERVICE OFFERS YOU 15 ,10 DISCOUNT ON PARTS, LABOR (With A.S.B. Card) Spartans vs. Air Force Tonight TRY US SOON FOR: TUNE UP BRAKES WHEEL BALANCE By GARY STROM to see the two teams fight to 3-3 * * * * * * of tonight's tussle must cross later. The Far West soccer champion- deadlock earlier this year at Spar- Winning is all that counts for the AIR FORCE SPARTAN WILSHIRE SERVICE ship and a trip to St. Louis, Mo., tan Stadium, in a match spon- ACADEMY VS. SAN JOSE STATE two western teams. sored by the San Jose Elks. 452 E. Santa Clara at 10th 295-9358 for the NCAA semi-finals are at Kickoff 8 p.m., Spartan Stadium For there is no tomorrow for stake tonight when the U.S. Air Probable Starting Lineups the loser. Force Academy visits Spartan FALCONS Pos. SPARTANS No. Stadium for a clash with San Jose Don Holoviak Hercules Mihcelis John Gritsavage State. RFB Joe Sermol 21 Harry Rodman Kickoff time is 8 o'clock. A LFB Steve Locci lb Dave LUCKY PIERRE crowd upwards of 2,000 persons is Mossbrook RH Mike Hajian 23 Al ludicello expected for the match. CH Hap Sermol 24 John More than 9,500 fans turned out McBroome LH Colin Lindores 14 Ivan Bieging RW Lou Fraser 7 Jim Thames IR Al Korbus (Co-Capt.) 8 Hugh Bryant CF Efiok Akpan (Co-Capt.) 9 Jim Perry IL Mani Gonzalez 13 George Finan LW Bob Salazar 10 fast tip imply * * * * * * won the Northern California In- St. Louis University is the fa- tercollegiate League Champion- vorite for the title. ship with a 6-1-1 log. COMPLETE SELECTION "The team that beats St. Louis The Spartans rolled up will go all the way," predicts the OF PIPES AL KORBUS an 8-3-2 record overall, meeting such fine Spartan pilot. ... Spartan sparkplug We offer you. -The Smoker" the teams as Denver University, Teu- But thaeg a bridge the winner tonia Athletic most complete assortment of pipes San Jose State students will be Club and the Fal- cons. tobacco cigars cigarettes lighters charged $1 admission. Adult ad- P. every accessories for NI)e of misison will be $1.50. In addition they had eight play- smoker. Smoking is not a side-line ers selected An all-out effort is expected to the all-league with as . it is a specialty. squad, five on the by the two clubs, both outstanding first team. Al Korbus and Efiok Akpan 47 North First Street this season. Air Force was the No. 1 team were named as forwards, while CY 7-0463 in the Rocky Mountain area with Hap Sermol, Steve Locci and Mike an 8-1-1 record, while San Jose Hajian were picked as halfbacks. Lou Fraser, Bob Salazar and Joe Sermol made the second team. WE'RE DEPENDING ON YOU! Air Force will bring a fine club to San Jose spearheaded by all- We've just moved info a new theatre American candidate Jim Thames. ADDRESS: 25 W. San Salvador St. Thames has kicked 13 goals this (One block South of St. Claire Hotel, between 1st and Market) season to lead the Falcon offense. The cadets also boast a rugged TWO FOR THE SEASAW defense. In the first clash with COACH JULIE MENENDEZ the Spartans, they completely ... wants a win STARR ING bottled up Korbus, who scored 22 Russel Holcomb and Cynthia Benford goals this season, but in the proc- ess allowed Akpan to score two OUR COST: $105.00 per show goals. OUR POSSIBLE INCOME: $100.00 per show Because they had played a game OUR LOSS: $5.00 per show the previous night at California, who?who? IT'S UP TO YOU TO PULL US UP! the Air Force elected not to play overtime to settle the tie. none but You'll not only have an enjoyable, "cultural evening, "My favorite show...Bone-anza" You'll be helping a charitable institution as well! This time there will be no tie. A winner must be determined to you,you PERFORMANCE: Fri. Nov. 20, 8:30 P. M. advance to the semi-finals Nov. 28. Sat. Nov. 21 8:30 P. M. St. Louis University is the prob- Get fast, fast, fast relief for thirst with Lucky, Sun., Nov. 22, 2:00 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. able team that will face the win- YOUR COST Fri. & Sat $1.50 per student, Sun. $2.50 for TWO ner of tonight's match. The de- the beer beer-drinkers drink! fending champion Billikens are un- Salt Lake Ctly, Utah HELP! defeated this season and favored , RESERVATIONS: 292-9795, or the San Jose Bon Office to take the crown again. The winner of the semi-final match will advance to Brown Uni- versity, Providence, R.I., for the NCAA championship. San Jose made it to the Western Regionals last year only to lose to USF 2-1. Coach Julie Menendez hopes his moot squad can win this time. He feels, as experts do, that
FROM FOOTBALL TO IIMP NEW YORK (UPI) American sings what League umpire Frank Umont played football with the New York Giants of the National Foot- ball League. man was only the beginning every Graduation re****************1 education tem JAZZ of Jim Brown's In his latest album, "Ballads, Blues and Boasters," Belafonte brings to mind the words Is Coming of an old spiritual, "...sometimes I'm up, to the sometimes I'm down ..."With a wide variety of songs, he expresses the moods that every man land HYLAND INN I woman) experiences at one time or another. Boasters like "Tone the Bell Easy" and "Back of with the Bus," find Belafonte in a satisfied and expansive mood while blues such as "Blue Willow Chico Hamilton Moan" are for everyone who has ever known trouble. And, of course, ballads like "Four Strong Starting Nov. 27 * Winds" find Harry right at home in his musical element. A dynamic i Make Reservations performance in Dynagroove sound! 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Since then, Jim Brown has continued to Opportunities booklet from your Placement Officer. ss dnce they cost but $6.98 34.7 a take courses that will help him keep up with the And be sure to arrange for an interview when the pair in 55% Acrilan* Acrylic, newest engineering techniques in communications. Bell System recruiting team visits your campus. coed campus living from s: .15% Rayon. Buy 'ern and s, w0000. $10 a week MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY' UNIT OF TNE BELL sysrcm 55 Cnernstrand Registered 'trademarks ... Western Electric meanIng that these slacks are uncondi 297-2181 286-4220 LenaltY guaranteed for one full year's nor- AN EQUAL OPPOIITUMITY EMPLOYER mal wear. Print :pal mantda.-turing lo, anon: in 13 cares 0 Operating renters in many ef acne elm nlul IF nt1,-, throughout the U.S. Engineering Research Center. erinceten.19.,1.0Thletao Caro., Skokie, In.. Little Rock, Ark, General Headquarters, New York City 4-SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, Nov. 19, 1964 Open Tonite 'Til 9 Speak the Foreign Language of Your Choice TYPEWRITER RENTALS in Just 6 Weeks '9.95 Special Student Rates Spartaguide Job Interviews Living Language Course CA8 57 01111 TODAY: TOMORROW: available in: $7.00 for 1 month wieroCoMOOCK./.4.0-...C.C Cree"...C.r" WRA Basketball, 7 p.m., PER Ampex Corporation: electrical. 101. mechanical and industrial engineer- German $18.00 for 3 months \ I I 1 . I \ I \ t ing majors for engineering posi- French Pld Alpha Theta (national his- tions. Spanish Late model UNDERWOODS and ROYALS Isselleaf OPP014991.1 9- y traterni ty 1, 7:30 p.m., C11240, The Hoeing Company: civil, elec- husiness OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD PORTABLES Positions Now Available. meeting. trical, industrial and mechanical Italian material science.' Spartan Oriocel, 7 p.m., E150. engineering, Japanese From $59.50 mathematics, physics and aeronau- 40 complete lessons on 4 LP records Pilot Training Alpha Eta Sigma, 7:30 p.m., tics majors for engineering, math- {cc, r,th dict;onaty) Cafeteria A and B, alumni night ematics, physics and aeronautics ROBERTS TYPEWRITER CO. Plus including guest speaker. positions-- citizenship required. U.S. Public Health Service: B.S. CattiPi 57 So. 4th St. CY 4 1215 Baptist Student Union, 7:30 p.m., litu,:fic Co. College Training or M.S. in civil, chemical, mechan- 36 Valley Fair 60 So. 1st St. Memorial Chapel. engineering, Can be your key to ical and industrial 11111e1, 8 p.m., Newman Hall, 79 aquatic biology, chemistry, physics SUCCESS S. Fifth St. Milivoj Catipovic, Yu- and microbiology majors for fields ill. 111\ I goslavian consul to the United of air polution, water polution, ra- States, will speak on "Yugoslavia diation, construction, sanitary facil- ities, research and field studies and Daily Classifieds . PACIFIC AIR and the Cold War." Spartan investigations - citizenship re- ACADEMY TOMORROW: IIS l'rne and The False quired. Summer work--only engi- FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent i B.S. Institute of Religion. complet- ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 295-4212 neering majors who have One & Two bedroom. 523 East Reed St p.m., Institute Build- who L.D.S. ed their junior year or seniors WE PAY cash for your BEST APPAREL. APPR. APT. Killion Hall If was Jesus Christ who said: "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Municipal Airport, San ing, 10th anti San Fernando going on for MA,--- citizenship Spring semester. $200. 297-4912. Life, no man comes to the Father, but by me." (John 14:bi. Truth, He are We rent and sell NEW bridal gowns, said, was not theology or doctrine. Rather Jesus said that He Himself, Approved by "-itreela. Dr. Fred E. Holmstrom, required. veils, Crowns and hoops. UNIQUE $119.50. Modern 2 bdrm. opt. A.E.K. sse SHOPPE, 1589 Meridian. 264-7552. carpet. Washing facilities. 2 children Ot a lining Person was the froth. Contrasting the wisdom of God to the Federal Aviation Agency h...iti of the Physics Department, Air Force Flight Test Center: wisdom Closed Mon. Call 269-8132. See at 5758 Via Monte of this world, which passes away or runs in endless, closed Dept. of Education ii ill speak on "The Creation-sel- B.S. or M.S. in electrical engineer- circles, Paul said: "We preach Christ crucified, a stumbling block to Cal. UNWANTED HA(lt removed by elec- 2 BED RM. HOUSE. 1 blk. SJS. 4 gr. Jews and lolly to Gentiles, but to those who are called, both Jews and ..oi die and Religious." ing, mat hen 'at les, physics and trolysis. NANTELLE R. E., 210 S. 1...t share: OR can be used for shop OR ' Greeks. Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God." (I Colin chemistry for positions as engi- 294.4499. C-2 Zone. CY 7-6079, thini ns I 3.24). In Hi % letter to the Colossians, 41 :3 .19 ) , Paul goes a neers, mathematicians, physicists WHAT'S GOING ON. Listen to "Cam- ROOMMATE NEEDED - Girl for on step to dwell" further in saying that "all the fullness of God was pleased CON1 RA COSTA COUNTY and chemists -citizenship required. pus" on KSJS FM 90.7 mc. "Campus" approved apt. Near campus. 442 So, 5th, many Chistian churches in America today, there is little of the Light of plays Mon. thru Fri. from 4.45 to 5:25 Apt. 3. 294-6724. -WHERE GOVERNMENT AND the world-the Light and Truth which is Jesus Christ, Lord of glory. OPPORTUNITY MEET" MODERN BACHELOR APARTMENT 121 Should you be among those searching for truth, perhaps guesting A NI PRESENT AhVE WILL BE ON CAMPUS AUTOMOTIVE 617 So, 9th St. $80. -3 rm. apt. Unfurn. Stove, among the religions of the world or even looking at Christianity for the WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 OVER 100 NEW USED CARS, $99 and up. FREEMAN'S I Ith & REED first time, we urge you to test what you hear and read against the refrig., free dryer. E75. 625 S. 11th St USED CARS, 345 E. Julian (bet. 7th & CY 2-9711, 297-0484. Word of God as recorded in First John, chapter 4 verses 1-6: "Beloved, 8th) 295-0465 do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are For a Public Service C , make an APPOINTMENT in the Placement IMPORTED CARS MARRIED COUPLES-Fare, apt. ;92.50. at God: for many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this Office NOW to discuss the following opportunities: '63 MERCURY sedan. Radio, Heater. P'king, wash/dryer. Nr. SJS. 545 S. 11th you know the Spirit of God: every spirit which conf that Jesus INTERNATIONAL $100. 298-5850. St. Call 292-3745. Christ has come in the flesh is of God and every spirit which does not Position ±9191 Th '511 TR-3. Red. WW. Must sell. Best offer. MARRIED COUPLES - I & 2 bedroom confess Jesus is not of God. This is the spirit of antichrist, of which you After 6, 297-6193. (urn. & unfurn. Pool, patio, laundry fa- have heard that it was coming, and now if is in the world." Administrative and Personnel Business Administration, '57 TR-3. WW., heat. Set to rally.. As is cilities. Wtrigbg. pd. Coy, pking., stor- -$550 or offer. 269-2084. Friendly atmosphere. Looking for Truth? Meet Him. His name is Jesus Christ. Invite Him Analyst-$530-$644 Public Administration, age. $75 mo. 378 '61 VW. Good condition. See to appre- into your life as Lord today and see for yourself. Economics, Political Science. in Jesus Christ and that Christ was the Person "in whom were hid all ciate. Dave, 293-9582. 228802 . HOUSE for rent, water & garbage the treasures of wisdom and knowledge." Appraisers-(men only)- All majors 'IS M. G. - Red. Excellent condition. paid. . Room for 3 boys. 293-4659. 156 E New window in top. 298.0201 after 4:30. If is readily apparent from God's Word that any religion which $493-$598 denies Jesus Christ, or has a defective belief concerning the Visible '64 YAMAHA 80 cc Scrambler. Excel. ROOM & BOARD for men students-a Expression of an invisible God (Hebrews 1:1-3), is religion devoid of Assistant Sanitarian- Science majors cond. Extra sprocket. 755 So. 8th St. skip and a jump from Speech Building truth. This is why the religions of the world are such great stagnant I $517-$628 WANT FALCON - '60 or '61 in good Excellent meals seven days a week. Phone eddies or lifeless swamps cut off from the stream of Life and Truth cond. Prof. from priv. party. 366-6805. 295-2770. which flows from Jesus Christ. Throughout the ages since the beginning Civil Engineers-$628-$727 Engineering '61 TR-3 m/s, r/h. Excel. cond. Must 2 BD. RM. APT. $140. Inquire at 545 So of time, God has given men a knowledge of Himself, the knowledge of sacr. Family addition. 296-8872 after 5. 7th SI., Apt. 8. the Eternal Son of God, Jesus Christ. It is man's perversion and corrup- Planner 1-$530-$644 Most majors '42 TEMPEST LE MANS - Red w/blk". tion of the truth which has led to the other "greet" religions, and to ,nt., bucket seats, stick, r/h. $1500. 298. TWO ROOMMATES - S35 mo. New man's continual seeking for substitutes that he might gratify his own Recreation Specialist-$493 Recreation 0875. apt. 726 S. 10th, No. 7. 286-0596. desires and further his own selfish ends. 1960 VESPA Grand Sport - Excellent NEED ONE MALE to share house with Criminolo- People everywhere today are looking for and searching for a truth Probation Officer-$598-$727 Graduate students in Condition. $200. Rick Harville, Room three others. $37.50 plus utilities. 550 which works, and for answers which are consistent. Unfotunately even in gy, Education or Clinical Psy- 2178 Moulder Hall. 294-2927. So. 9th St. 293.2949. chology or Social Welfare. 55 FORD - Needs clutch. Make offer. NEED GIRL ROOMIE now to share apt SI. 4th Si., Apt. 20. near campus. New & spacious. 295-6183 Psychologist-$660-$801 Requires Master's Degree Contemporary Christians on Campus FOR SALE 131 MARRIED COUPLES only. 2 bedroom unfurnished. Wall to wall carpets, drapes. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29. All elec. kitchen. $IOS. 293.0883 or 297- Box 11791 Palo Alto 6705. 444 Page St. P.O. Box 710 I Wedding Press, 295-0946. Martine:, California GUITARS-Electric bass near new end SGL. RMS. for quiet adult male studan,, Gibson Electric. Randy, 286-5736. $5.00 a week. 705 So. 5th. KELVINATOR refrigerator. Runs good. PERSONALS 171 $20. CH. 8-9806. GIBSON 12-string guitar with case. PAMPHLET on YOGA, "The Human Excel. Cond. Must sell. $180. Paul Lima, Organism" - how to gain complete Moulder H. 294-2927 (215B). mastery of mind & emotion. Condensed t st: :::,:77 t from College Lectures. 25c a copy. At NEW Sports Car luggage rack. Bolts to Robert's, Wright's & San Jose Book. Gant flannel checks: trunk lid. Call 293-9554. WANT TO BUY 1963.64 Spartan Year- VIOLIN - and act. 2 es. strings. Geod book, Call evenings. 252-1369. Cond, 575. 736 4601. SKIS - Head Standards. 73". SERVICES 18) Cond, and poles $60. 378.9570. AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet T.V. 21" CONSOLE. Good working con Bailey, 286-6386, 449 W. San Carlos. dilion. $35 or best offer. 245 4879, TYPING - All kinds, reasonable. Pick- HELP WANTED 141 up end deliver. 294.3772, 9 a.m.-6 p.m TYPING - Term paper, thesis, etc. Pica EXTRA CASH - Male wanled over 21, Electric. 243-6313. to phone prospective members of our lodge. Evenings 6 to 9. From our office. TYPING, all kinds. IBM Electric, Work Salary. Call 298-1262, 9uarenteed. Jo Vine. 378-8577, I WANTED - Girl to cook ! nights a EXCELLENT TYPING in my home. 252- week. Salary plus meals. CY 7-0351, 5793. 2 PART TIME COEDS - flex. hrs. Ed., T.V.'S FOR RENT - Special student Journ., & Adv. major pref. Dntwn. office. rates. $8.00 per month. Call after 4 Salary. 293.4487 bet. 1-5 p.m. only. p.m. 377-2935. TYPIST - Experienced. dependable. HOUSING 151 Reasonable rates. Phone 294-1313, "THE MECCA" - Men's Approved EXPERT TYPING SERVICE-Experienced Housing. Clean large rooms. Excellent secretary. Cell 292-8483. food. Close to SJS. 292-2635. EXCELLENT TYPING - All errors Cor- FOR RENT. Men only. I -bedroom apts. rected. Reasonable. 286.5944. as kids... Suitable for 2 or 3. 686 So. 8th St. or call 293-8864. To place an ad: NEW GLAZENWOOD HOTEL Call at Classified Adv. Rates from $3.50 per night. $1650 per J206, M -W F 9 30-11 30 P. 12:30-3:30 week. Community kitchen & dining area. T-Th II 00 3 30 Color TN. in lobby. Free hair dryer. Send in handy order blank Electric blankets. All outside rooms with - Enclosed cash or chock radio. Ground floor rooms. 189 S. 3rd Phone 294-6414, Ext. St. 293-9929, 2465
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