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Vol. 53 -4111.0 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1965 No. 47 P.rn i Er,- mta.- tious Students To Recall Hendricks Movement Dissolves Attorney Tells ..¢$¢8 Of Implications 'Public Response' Ends SRH

In AFT Suit By ROGER ALLEN They said they decided to dis- forming a political party to run pair decided, the new president Spartan Daily Staff Writer band SRH late Wednesday night candidates in the spring ASB elec- would have a difficult time adjust- "We are not trying to prohibit The Students to Recall Hen- after evaluating the public "re- tions or the formation of a strong ing to his job and woricing with the institution of the quarter sys- pressure group to reconunend council. "There is no need to in- dricks (SRH) movement has dis- sponse, suggestions and criticism" measures to Student Council. crease the frustration on council," tem. We are saying that each solved. academic employe of the State they received after the movement They revealed they have received they noted. SRH co-chairmen, sophomores College system is employed by was publicized. "feelers" from VariOUS elements on DECLINE WENTIFICATION virtue of a contract, and that con- Perry Kneisel and Richard Patten- Kneisel and Pattenaude added, campus to form such a party. They tract cannot be unilaterally aude, said in an interview yester- however, they believe the charges added, however, their plans are They declined to identify the changed by the Board of Trustees." day that recall of ASB Pres. John against Hendricks are justified. "just speculation" presently. council members or "interested They said they intend to organize parties" with whom they spoke. Speaking at SJS yesterday, at- Hendricks would "tend to com- NOT ASSASSINATION torney Victor Van Bourg explained pound the tensions and frustra- "on the grass mots level to pro- Kneisel and Pattenaude formed The recall movement "was not SRH about two weeks ago and the implications and purpose of a PERRY KNEISEL RICHARD PATTENAUDE tions already existing in student mote better student government" character assassination of John began circulating petitions Wednes- suit filed Tuesday by the College . . . evaluates response . . . disbands SRH government." This might involve, the pair said, Cottncil of the American Federa- Hendricks," the co-chainnen em- day. The complaints were based tion of Teachers. phasized. on Hendricks' appointment and fi- In attempting to form a viable nancial policies and his "inaction The suit, filed in San Francisco coalition of campus in office." Superior Court, seeks a court rul- left and right wings to oppose Hendricks they They charged the bulk of the ing to prevent the Board of Trus- succeeded in gaining president's major appointments tees from imposing the quarter "interest in Trustees Approve Summer Fee "have been members of one fra- Hike; the recall from all segments of system at all state colleges and the political ternity," which the SRH chairmen universities. spectrum," they said. However, the pair was unable to identified as Sigma Phi Epsilon. A writ of mandate has been persuade the left and right wings GROUP OBJECTS issued requiting the trustees to to actively work together on the appear at a Jan. 12 hearing in San To Ask for Street Project Funds recall attempt. Rather than have The group also objected to Hen- why Francisco and to show cause a partisan munpaign against the dricks' "refusal to give adequate the temporary order should not be- Hy DAVE PROVAN will be Executive Committee of the Aca- the state president they disbanded the move- funds to Reed magazine and the come permanent fees for summer sessions has acquired the adjacent Spartan Daily Staff Writer $18.50 per unit. demic Senate, explained the fee property. ment, they said. Chess Team," and the president's "I am convinced that unilateral increase: action in allegedly pushing council SAN FRANCISCO The Board DEFEAT PURPOSE imposition of the quarter system OPPOSES RAISE FUTURE CLOSING a $1,500 allocation for a trip to the California State "The extra money is being asked is illegal, but it has already been of Trustees of 3. Agree to the future closing Kneisel and Pattenaude said Purdue "over the objection of Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson, at for so that the summer instituted on several California Colleges yesterday approved a $1 school of Ninth Street between San Fer- they talked to "some Student many council members that fur- yesterday's session, opposed the pay for faculty will be campuses because no one has both- per unit raise for summer session consistent nando and San Salvador Streets Council representatives and inter- ther study was necessary." fee raise, declaring, "I arn opposed with the year round pay for fac- ered to question the action," Van as soon as the state has acquired ested parties" who told them the The committee also charged student fees and declared its in- to shifting this differential to the ulty." Bourg said. the property on the east side of idea of recall is "not wrong." But tention to ask $1.8 million from. stttdents. The legislature should Hendricks with presenting "no new '"I'his suit will be the first step $1.8 'MILLION the street a recall now "with the present sit- legislature to depress San Car- be providing the extra money." and healthy proposals for council's in bringing about equitable work- the In other business, the Board uation on council would defeat The Board declared its intention ing relations for academic em- los Street through SJS. Dr. William R. Rogers, professor appnwed &IS' schematic plan for their purpose more than promote deliberation" and alienating the to request ployees." Beginning next summer, student of education and member of the approxiinately $1,850,000 site development near Tower Hall. it," they told the pair. "trust of the student body ... by from the legislature to depress Calvin K. Townsend was appoint- Were the recall to succeed, the his virtual inaction in office." San Carlos Street between Fourth ed by the board a.s a member of and 10th Streets. the Advisory Board of SJS for a The Board also will dedicate term effective Dec. 2, 1965, and All-Greek to the city of San Jose a right of ending Sept 30, 19149. Show Appointment Policies way on Fourth Street between San Carlos and San Salvador Streets if the City will: Humphrey at SCU 1. Proceed immediately with the Tickets Still Available Vice-President Hubert Hunt- permanent closure of Eighth Street phrey u1111 More than 1,100 ticket,. have Under Fire at Council between San Carlos and San Sal- speak at the Univer- Theta Chi fraternity, sponsor of sity of Santa been sold for the 14th vador Streets. Clara at 11:15 to- annual the 10-act variety show, has said ASI3 presidential appoint men t Sawyer replaces acting co-chair- to amend a presidential appoint- morrow morning and will be All-Greek Show being staged in that proceeds from the production procedures came under fire at man Phil Whitten. ment LAND ACQUISMON given an honorary Doctor of San Jose Civic Auditorium at 8 win go to aid the families of Wednesday's Student Council meet- Junior representative Jack Gro- In other action: 2. Agree to the future closing Laus Degree. He will be ac- p.m., Saturday, Dec. 11, according American servicemen killed or in- ing, when council members de- ben said interviews should be re- Council allocated $272 to the of San Antonio Street between companied by Gov. Edmund O. to Gil Lowry, co-chairman for the jured in Viet Nam. bated the relative merits of hold- opened, because the students did SJS cross-country team to pay for Ninth and 10th Streets as soon as Brown. show. Tickets for the show are on ing interviews for committee ap- not receive enough advance pub- their travel to the United States A group of San Jose's Viet- "Most of the tickets," reports sale at the Student Affairs Busi- pointments and the necessity of licity. Track and Field Federation meet nam Day Co lllll 'Mee members Lowry, "have been sold to the ness Office, in front of the Spar- at Wichita, Kan., last week. may picket during Humphrey's public, rather than to the students tan Bookstore, Mosher's Ltd., and filling committee vacancies as soon Groban and Patty Givens, grad- C,ouncil granted the College appearance, according to chair- at SJS." Lowry said there were the Theta Chi house, 123 S. llth as possible. uate representative, both stated Union Program Board $110 to buy Forum Panel man Peer Vinther. 3,300 seats available in Civic Audi- St. Tickets are $1 per person and The arguments centered on the to re- students had asked them Team appointment by ASB Pres. John equipment which the Chess torium $1.50 per couple. open the interviews. Coun- Hendricks of graduate student may borrow in local meets. noted the committee Cam Sawyer a.s chairman of the Hendricks cil also turned down a $1,296 re- To Discuss a chairman almost im- ASB Lecture Committee. needed quest by the team to travel to a The committee was Hendricks noted Sawyer had not mediately. national tourney in New York. lacking strong, effective leader- been interviewed by the Personnel was racked by personality Army Draft Selection Committee, but that ship and said. to do a good conflicts, he Sawyer is qualified The draft will be discussed to- job. The president added interviews Tickets Available Council eventually appmved the had been held twice. night at 7:15 when Tau Delta Phi, appointment, but not before a num- To clear up the matter of ap- men's scholastic honorary fraterni- ber of council members requested pointments council sent the issue For ISO Show ty, presents the Open-End Fortun interviews for the position be re- to the ASB judiciary to decide if Tickets are still on sale for the in the Spartan Faculty Dining constitutional right opened. council has the International Students' Show at Room. the Student Affairs Office for to- The program is open to the pub- morrow's 8 p.m. perfcamance to lic and will he broadcast live he held at the Newman Center, over KSJS-FM. 79 S. Fifth St. Panelists scheduled to appear Student. performances will in- griep are: Major Eugene Johnson, assist- clude entertainment fmm Arabia, Germany, Persia, Scotland, ant professor of military science; Africa, China, Irelarxi, Japan and Dr. Frederic Weed, professor of Guitarist To Play 1 Korea. political science; Dr. Bruce Ogil- Performing in the program will Flamenco guitarist Miguel Aleman V1111 pretierli a concert tonight vie, pmfessor of psychology; Dr. at 8 in E132 Folk Music Club. Aleman is a be Kika De Fonte and his Ha- under the auspices of the Conrad Borovski. assistant pro- native of Mexico City. waiian dancers who also per- Tickets to the concert are $1 and may be puchased in front of formed at the United Nations fes- fessor 'of foreign languages; Rich- Spartan Cafeteria and near Spari an Bookstore. tival this year. ard Epstein, graduate student and Student performers in the pm- president. of the Student Peace gram will he Colleen Bedrosian, Friday Flick Arab dance; Dana Jolly, Scotch Union; and Richard Gilmore, senior bagpipes; Ken Yuen singing Chi- math major currently enmlled in 'The Fall of the Roman Empire." starring Sophia Loren, Stephen nese folk songs, and Sandra the campus ROTC program. Hort Alec Gitines.s and James Mason will be tonight's Friday Flick. Schlichting will sing German folk The reason for the existence of Showing times will be 6 and 9:45 p.m. in TH55. Admission is songs and will accompany tritest the draft, its historical develop- 35 cents. performer Shintei Mishikawa who ment, psychological attitudes held Special Broadcast will sing Japanese songs. by draftable males, current draft General admission is $1: high classifications, moral and legal as- Stanley Anderson as Reb Sender tells the RatIonim, a group of KSJS-FM, 90.7 megacycles, will broadcast yesterday's lecture by school and college students with pects of pmtests against the draft men at the synogogue, that he has just found a suitor for his Dr. Rollo May on "Creativity and the Unconsciou.s," from 6:15-7 to- student body carck, 75 cents; ISO will be examined In free exchange 'The Dybbuk' daughter. Leah in the Drama Department's presentation of "The night. The Open-F:nd Forum dismission on the draft will he mwered members and rhildren under 12, 50 hy panelists and audience. Dybbuk" opening tonight at 8:1 5 in College Theater. (See story /in tonight beginning at 7:13. l cents. Free coffee will be served. Page 5.) iiISPARTAN DAILY Friday, December 1, 1965 Hy Existential Ways

74 a 'Council Lacks; a 4112A RTAN DA I LY a 2 Not President' a ilifornmi- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Ca, 0, e By TOM MEAD Editor SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER John Hendricks is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. Mir Clearly illustrating this point is the

Iwo§ IS NONE , recent short-lived Students to Recall Hen- OF OR EkKiNiSS Editorial Comment - dricks 'SRI' movement. According to propaganda handed out by proponents of the ill-fated recall, "SRH's basic objection to Hendricks can Greeks Show Good Will be stated in two words: exectithe leader. ship or lack of it." In a magnificent act of good will, victims of the Viet Nam jungles. the organizers of the Dec. l I All - Theta Chi's concern for the fami- THREE OBJECTIONS Greek show plan to donate all proceeds lies of these unfortunate servicemen SRH contended that Hendricks witscy from the program to aid the families is wonderfully unique. It is a sincere seriously in opposition to the best interest' of American servicetnen killed or in- attempt to contribute in a positive of the student body. It listed three main ; jured in Viet Nam. manner to an almost-forgotten aspect areas of objection: appointment policy,: Theta Chi fraternity. sponsors of of this ugly war. financial policy and inaction in office. the show. have initiated an itlea which The fraternity's plan is even more These charges against the ASB presi- may result in a series of such benefits remarkable because of its lack of poli- dent are absurd and need to be scrutinized throughout the country. There are in- tical thation. It has been common by every student at SJS. dications that national publicity may for student groups to plan action pure- _ SRH obviously was attempting to dupt! accompany Theta Chi's program. ly on the basis of agreement or dis- the student body into thinking its studerti Throughout the long and bitter agreement with Atnerican policies and A Family Resemblance government, led by Hendricks, is a fi- .1 Viet Nam controversy, few acts lime the war itself. Theta Chi's aid to fami- nancially irresponsible, inept body rotted been so compassionately humanitarian. lies of iet Natn ictims is a purely Staff Room with "the spoils of political victory." Theta Chi's unselfish and non-political humanitarian 1110 e. rather than an ex- Pres. Hendricks is, at present, earryinti. move represents a supreme expression pression of Theta Chi's political view. the brunt tsf ASB government. of collegiate good will and concern. Those who are tired of the worn- shopworn tactics of California's Great Divide American deaths in Viet Nam have out cliches aml COUNCIL LACKING been increasing steadily with the war's politically oriented groups should wel- By CAROL CARD without g control devices," or "Demon. The inexperience and lack of leader-. escalation. Particular college groups come Theta Chi's fresh and invigorat- Senator Richard J. Dolwig & Co. straw the latest Hollywood A-Go-Go tech- State ship on the council level have forced lb* have been so concerned in denouncing ing action. It's a healthy and refresh- are taking advantage of the big Christmas ASB president to assume two positions,"! the American Viet Nam policy that ing breeze in a stale and stuffy politi- sales push to market a new game guaran- ni(Pti;er.e"atest fans of the game are the While maintaining the functions of hiis they ignored the tragedy of American cal controversy. teed to delight all Native Sons and Daugh- culture vultures who knew all along that ters of the Golden State. Produced by the there were two Californias. Southerners own office, Hendricks is being asked to Founders of the States of California, Inc., who boast of "grandeur and image" will lead the council down the path of tww the novelty is the current rage of legis- not play with Northerners who worship and imaginative legislation. Guest Room and art colonies." They prefer to lators who thought they hid the directions "class The SRH stated that Hendricks has among themselves as do water rights last session. play presented no new and healthy proposala proponents and lawmakers unseated by The object of the game is to divide for council's deliberation. reapportionment. SRH Supporters Disband the homeland in half at the Tehachapi Ironical but why didn't SRN call tiport Mountains. forming Northern and South- ALL AGES PLAY the council for new ideas? By PERRY KNEISEL anti channel our efforts toward activities that ern California. To play "Monopolis," earls The game is designed for all ages, ex- RICHARD PATTENAUDE will bring more positive results in the player assumes that both half-states de- cept perhaps middle-aged taxpayers who NOT PRESIDENT'S JOB Co-Chairmen of SRH spring eleetions. We hereby dissolve and pent" on one city for success and races by increasing costs hut de- are alarmed One cannot condemn the president Tor Students to Recall Hendricks (SRH) disband the Students to Recall Hendricks through the maze to Smogtown or Fog- tax base. Nor is the game recom- creasing failing to assume a job which isn't his took upon itself in the last few weeks town to win. and agricultural mended for aerospace responsibility in the first place. the task of initiating a recall of the Asso- We wish to express our gratitude to PENALTY TRAPS tycoons, county tax a,es,ors, surfing en- Council is where legislation should be ciated Student Body President of SJS. The all those individuals and groups who sup- Players move ahead every other space, thusiasts, and free-tuition advocates who creatednot in the executive branch. intention of the commitee was, and still is, ported us in our action and wish to give carefully avoiding penalty traps such as depend on state-wide appeal or anonymity. Too often, students compare their govi to present to the student body an oppor- special appreciation to the New Student extremist hotbeds, freeway congestion, bra- Beautifully inscribed in blue and gold ernment with that on the state and na... tunity to improve student government. antl to Roger Allen, Spartan Daily staff cero strikes and Giant-Dodger partisan- on the playing surface is the game's slogan, tional level. By improvement we mean that better- reporter, for their fair and just coverage. ship. Although these trick squares are "Divide and Concur." But what about the the ment which can be attained only through a of our endeavor. distributed equally over the gameboard, business profits, government contracts and It is sheer fantasy to believe in

renewed interest on the behalf of the ASB they seem more prevalent in enemy employment opportunities that will be lost philosophy that sweeping legislation inuSi in the vital issues facing it; issues that territory. in the Great Divorce? occur in the executive branch. can be resolved only through the actions Thrust and Parry Rules state that all players must reach Lest the players get too carried away It also is equally absurd to call upon of an efficient and effective student gov- their Mecca by Jan. 22 so that the Re- with their new toy, the outcome of the the ASB president to assert leadership erning body. publican from San Mateo will have no game will be decided by the voters at when he already is providing exceptional 'Constructive Program executive leadership us well as llllll cil ORIGINAL INTENT trouble convincing fellow solons of the large, without any wild cards. Eureka! leadership. We, as a committee, originally felt Needs New Candidate' state's polarity. E pluribus I Nl NI! It's all in the game. and still feel, that the growth and im- Every time a player passes Go he re- Editor: provement of student government depends eeives $200 for the next political f '- to a great extent upon the nature and As members of a democratic society, people raising dinner to promote the project. Guest Editorial have the freedoms of assembly and of opinion. intensity with which the executive exer- Should he land in Jail, the player must However, besides criticizing destructively, go directly to the Assembly to lobby for cises those powers delegated to him by skeptics of the present system (i. e. student the ASB Constitution and upholds that government) should also offer constructive passage of the two-state proposal which 4.4111P the Senate passed last June. in Peril' custom inherited by all 'executive leaders, criticism. 'Right To Know whether they be local, state., or federal, Chief criticism (according to an SRH paper) against Hendricks is threefold: (1) WINNER'S TAKE Increased secrecy in the federal govern- Not only is the country in the dark of sponsoring constructive, meaningful, appointments were unfair, or too pro-Greek. By game's end the Southern team must ment is becoming more and more fright- but perhaps even our major elected offi- and beneficial programs. (2) Hendricks' financial policy has been erra- have seven counties and the 10 million ening. Certainly there are problems of cial. Following the nuclear warheads dis- Failure to fulfill adequately this re- tic and inconsistent. (3) He has shown inaction tanned natives. Northern contestants will nat. al security, hut the line between closure, Johnson claimed he was "fully sponsibility, and it is a responsibility, by in office. have 51 counties up their sleeve Init only public knowledge and top secret knowl- aware" of the details. We hope he was,_ our present executive has been, in our Some people join a cause for a cause's sake. Often this cause pmposes to flaunt nine million cons lllll ters. edge should be drawn with care. For the Inn we ler. opi TT i ( the primary factor behind the authority. I feel sorry for these juvenile Penalty cards make the game a real democratic proceas to work, the public Certainly our enemies must know most seeming inability of Student Council to people. challenge. In the Southern stack the must know what its elected officials are of the facts conce g the Domincian, enact any legislation worth meriting. This is still hypothetical, but IF Hendricks choice includes "Pay gas tax for northern d g. Republic episode -- they probably know were ousted, whom would the "Students to flood damage," "Write lyrics for a Ber- than the American public. We also SECOND THOUGHTS Recall Hendricks" endorse? Richard Epstein, 1-1.-t week is was disclosed that United more keley protest However, after objective evaluation by the well-known leftist? Admittedly, the choice song." and "Vote yes on Buy States had solicited a request from the doubt the U.S. could equip its allies' planes our committee of the suggestions and (judging from the political makeup of the Area Rapid Transit." Northern losers Dominican Republic government for with warheads for six years without the criticisms which could only be offered to SRH group) would have to be between a mint "Skip two turns and reconsider the American troops. This knowledge was Soviet Union's knowledge. moderate or a leftist. Furthermore, the can- Watts riots," "Collect $5 f all players of the revelations in- Is so much secrecy really a function us under public scrutiny of our action to well-known. probably only one didate would have to be already of national security, or our government, remove this executive, we have had to Not many moderates are well-known. cluded in the secret testimony delivered snake decision of foremost iniportance Intentions of "Improving" government by to the Senate Foreign Reim. Commit- officials getting curried away? concerning the outcome of our campaign. negative criticism are not enough. One must tee last summer. The Daily Californian We have had to decide whether or realiz.e that a president must have certain SJS in Retrospect This week it was revealed that for more University of California "L-4 qualities, among them these: leadership abili- t - not the removal of the president would be 15 TEARS AGO than six years U.S. nuclear warheads have Nov. 21. /965 diplomacy; tolerance and con- ty; tact, or Thirty-two young shut-ins in the consistent with our aim of promoting a for others' viewpoints; and a de- pediatrics been mounted secretly on planes and sideration ward of Santa Clara County Hospital had a Pro better student government insofar as that tachment of judgment. missiles of West Germany and other NATO happier Christmas due to the Spartan Daily's government might become more effective Do remember that on a campus of approxi- 16th Annual allies. person, no Toy Drive. Students brought in PA RTAN DA I LY in the future. mately 20,000 students, no one toys which were We are frightened to learn that control be able to placed under the Christmas SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Our re-evaluation had made it evident matter how hard he tries, will tree in the Student Union. of nuclear weapons is spreading. We are satisfy everybody. Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Also joining in on the Christmas toy Member California Newspaper Publishers Association' to us that our action, while offering a You may call me a near-nobody, little- drive also alarmed at the New York Times re- was various civic and college groups under and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by needed relief, might also tend to com- right now, but don't call me a blind port that only two U.S. sentries stand guard students Of SIM Seer. known the leadership of Jack Russell, editor of the Jose State College, except pound the tensions and frustrations al- idealist. I've researched and regarded the over each of the nuclear armed planes. day end Sunday, during college year. Subscription Spartan Daily and chairman of the drive. ready existing between those elements of necessity for two-sided criticism, presented That the public is unaware of these de- accepted only on remainder-of-semester basis. FuN presented a strong prospective pres- 10 YEARS AGO academic year, 89; each semester, 84.50. Off-campus the student body who are intensely con- just that, Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega velopments is still more frightening. price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294.6414Editorial candidate (for next semester's elec- Eat. 2383, 2384, Ext. 2081, cerrted with idential took first place honors in the 7th Annual 238S. 2386. Advertising the development and con- a president's character However, the limit of fright is reached 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office tions) and put forth All-Greek Show held before packed tinuation of responsive student govern- What more could one ask? audiences with reports that President Lyndon John- hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. qualifications. of 1,000 each night in Morris Dailey Audi- ment and the rather inactive student Seeing the entire picture as my opponents do? son was unaware of the specific arrange- Editor SCOTT MOOR. torium. Both groups did a tremendous job SCHERNER council. ments the Defense Department and the Advertising Manager 6011 Cecelia Martinson on costumes and scenery for the very colorful 08Y Edifer LVELLE JACKSOR4 Therefore, we have chosen to re- A32 show. NATO allies had made. News Editor CARY KOEG Associate Editor CAROL CA SIS Glee Clubs To Present Friday, December 3, 1nrc SPARTAN RAILT-11 Lk_S. 9 "Birth of an Earch, Part II" is the topic of today's Science and Christmas Music Program Religion Seminar conducted by Dr. A Latin American Christmas the Cupertino Teachers As.socia- 'The combined Men's and Wom- ning will be Ken Sprinkle, bari- Fred E. Holnistrom, chairman of party will be held at the Interna- tion. the physics department at SJS. en's Glee Clubs of SJS are pre- tone, in the men's glee club selec- A "Coffee Talk Time" be 'chard Epstein, graduate rep- tional Student Center, 2135 S. Mar- The seminars are held at the senting "An Evening of Christmas lion "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle- held every Sunday from 2-3 p.m. ket St., tonight at 8. ntative and president of the LDS Institute of Religion, 10th Music" tonight at 8:15 in Concert men" arranged by Leonard de at :4.! haeeclonrdteiin.nga tki)o nma its sS tAutdi nenEt wCienng-. does tent Peace Union (SPU), will and San Fernando Streets, each Hall. Paur. The party is sponsored by the Friday from 12:30 The progra m, conducted by ain why he is a conscientious to 1:20 p.m. Richard Nelson, tenor, Will be International Relations Club of executive director. and are open to everyone who Brent Helsingor, assistant profes- Holly" ar tor and review current Ameri- featured in "Ivy and s t he ssishes to attend. sor of music, features music from laws relating to this philoso- ranged by E. J. Mosran and sung Dr. Holmstrom, a Mormon niis- nine lands. Monday at 7:30 p.m. in CI-1149. by the Men. sionary in Sweden for two and a The Women's Glee Club, accotn. e talk is sponsored by Hu- A quartet of soloists - Richard half years, conducts The seminars ponied by Sue Beagle, will per- Nelson, tenor; Alan CHRISTMAS DRAWINC ists on Campus. Bridges, tenor; il out which delve into the relationships form music by the German, Max pstein heads a counseling pro- Eugene Phillips, baritohe; and between science and religion. Roger. They will also perform recall. for conscientious objectors Chris Hungerland, bass will Czech, Polish and Cuban Christ- represent shepherds "Noel" by Its ran JS. He will explain statutes mas music. ting to those conscientious ob- Randall Thompson. muter- They will be followed by the "I Wonder As I Wander," ar- rs who do not believe in a DR. FRED E. HOLMSTROM Dr. John Parker, Men's Glee Club, accompanied by ranged by John J. Niles and Lewis reme Being. . . . conducts seminar I Ticket for Each Dollar Purchased Larry Hemphil, performing Eng- Horton, will feature Ray Castellino, NASA Scientist, lish, Irish, American and Ukrain- baritone, as soloist. ian Chirstmas songs. The Women's Glee Club will Drawing 6 p.m., December 23, 1965 The program will finish with 4 v. a, open the concert with "The Vir- 'Speaks Tuesday the combined glee clubs, accompa- gin's Slumber Song" by Max * Prizes: $15.00$10.00$7.50$5.00 nied by Kristin Erlendson, present- Roger. a late German composer. Dr. John Parker, staff scientist main SCREEN SCENES ing two selections from Handel's "Hark, In the Darkness," ar- $2.50 (in merchandise) for the National Aeronautics and Messiah. ranged by Harold Geer, will be Space Agency (NASA) and for- Featured Noloists for the eve- performed by the women and will flee. 3ARATOGA mer feature Sandra Redshaw as soprano 1969 Alum Rock Ave. 299-8144 deputy director of the Air 2 Big Basin Way 867.3026 soloist. presi No. Screen So. Screen Force Office of Scientific Re- THE TRAIN Mrs. Nancy Gustayson, SJS fac- inized The Nanny Haruni Scarum search, will be guest speaker at 'HAT'S NEW Hush . Hush The Great Spy CSA Group ulty, and Maureen Searles, student, PUSSYCAT? the Chemistry Sweet Charlotte! Mission Seminar beginning both of the music department, at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in S164. will be the accompanying harpists dupt, STUDIO The Ames Research Center To Discuss for the first movement of "Con- indent; South First 294.5544 Mof f et t Field thermochemist cierto de Navidad" (Christmas 3913 South Ftrst 292-8778 a fi TORY OF EIGHT GIRLS will describe the "ablation reac- Concert), by Paul Csonka, a con- CINCINNATI KID temporary Cuban composer. rotted MANON tion mechanisms influenced by the ANY NUMBER CAN WIN Social Action Brent Heisinger received his Student Discount structure of y." polymer molecules" B.A. and M.A. degrees from the . . . the reaction "Peace that occurs on a on Earth" will be the SJS Music Department. He has rryint5; :L RANCHO nose cone as it enters the atmos- theme at SAN JOSE today's Seventh Street been with the department since DRIVE-IN phere and its outer coating of Forum, 12:30 in front of the Cafe- Al TO 11011E 1962. In 1963 he became director 48 Vine 294-2041 plastic is burned off. teria, sponsored N. 13th to Gish 295-500:s by Christians for of the Glee Clubs. NDS OF THE KALAHORI MOLL FLA \ DERS According to Dr. William J. Social Action. LOWEST iurangements He also does the Wasserman, chairman of the Chem- Speakers for the forum will in- RED LINE 7000 ECCO for the SJS Marching Band. Cur- istry leader. FANNY HILT. Seminar, Dr. Parker will clude the Revs. Laurent Largente, rently he is working on his doc- Gas Prices discuss the cooling effect which Roman Catholic chaplain; Roy in San Jose eil lien: torate at Stanford. TOWNE the burning off of a nose cone's Hoch, Lutheran campus pastor; Guaranteed Major Brand ions. CINEMA coating produces. George Collins, American Baptist Gasoline 3 The Mauls 297-3060 552 S. Bascom 295-7238 of hie "It is this cooling that prevents carnpus pastor and Thomas Fry, k.v1 the astronauts from frying," Dr. from the St. Maria Goretti Church Fairness Group Led to 111.1 'BRILLIANT.NIURIOUS!' Wasserman said, "and Dr. Parker in San Jose. 4th & William 6th & Keyes N Y Jour.? American iteW will explain how only a 2-3 inch President of the Christians for JOSEPH E tEviNE PONTI coating of plastic keeps the pilots Social Action, Pete Ellis will act Seek Six Students; 13th & Julian 10fh & Taylor cool." as moderator. ks ham Dr. Parker received his B.S., Catherine Schwarz and David Interviews Today mosals M.S., and Ph.D. from the Univer- Rapp both from the Newman Cen- Four Locations to Serve You sity of Pennsylvania. ter will be among several student The Academic Fiume:, Commit- speakers at the forum. I iipon tee has again scheduled interviews Christians for Social Action, a _arid for six student members today at Former recently recognized campus group, hcw ho Gridders 2:30 p.m. in the College Union, gefite, "seeks to explore the relevance of In Hall of Fame the Christian message to contem- 315 S. 9th St. porary, social, educational, poli- The committee hears cases from *for .nt Nine former SJS football players tical and economic isues," states students who feel they have re- his the R e v er e n d Mark Rutledge, ceived an head the new Spartan Hall of unjust grade in a class. United Church of Christ campus Interested students may sign up Win recognition %yid) Famers selected this fall by the pastor, and one of three advisers uld be for the interviews today prior to I INSICRIll NISIINSUCIIDICE awl ow] Spartan Foundation. for the newly formed group. the interview time. ,ch. Chon Gallegos, the 1961 national Dr. Henry Pitchford, assistant Three committees will interview ir govi Yds passing leader, guarrl Jim Cadile professor of sociology and the prospective members Monday. nd TlISt11111GliAM AS [...ASSY PCSJIKS Zolor Rev. Laurent Largente, are the Interviews for one member of A w000fAtif1.11 'Chicago Bears), flanker Walt INECONMENDEO FM ADULTS 0111.11 other two advisers. the Library Committee will begin Roberts (Cleveland Plus Plus 7 Browns), guard Booths will also be set up for at 2:30 p.m. in the College Union. the in Leon Donahue (Dallas Cowboys), the distribution of literature on One graduate member for the end Dan Colchico ISan Francisco the churchs' relation to society. Research Committee will be select- 49ers), end Oscar Donahue, (Green The fortun will be open to all ed from interviews set for 2:40 I upon Bay Packers) arid fullback Johnny students interested in CSA's pur- p.m. The Student Loan and Schol- pose, "to bring a Christian pers- arship Committee will hold inter- lership Mosfier's Johnson were several of the foot- pective to bear, if and when pos- views for one member at 2:50 p.m. ptional ballers. sible, on the crucial issues of the All three vacancies are on sub- ouncil Other gridders named to the Hall world as they are faced on cam- committees of the SJS Academic of Fame were halfback Mac Bur- pus," according to Rev. Rutledge. Council, and student members will ton (British Columbia Lions) and In case of rain, the forum will join faculty and administration back Ca.ss Jackson (Saskatchewan be held in E147 counterparts on the committee. Rough Riders). In boxing, the 1958 NCAA cham- pion, T. C. Chung and 1960 NCAA CHRISTMAS FLIGHTS titlist, Steve Kuba.s, were picked. TO CHICAGO & NEW YORK: Depart Dec. 17 Return Jan. 2 CD osfier's Golf had three-time All-America New York Round Trip $175 John Lotz selected tn the honorary list. In soccer, 1963 All-America Chicago Round Trip $140 Women's Dept. Dave Kingsley and in swinuning dark, Town & Country (All Fares Include Tax) 1961 All-America Bob Wegman and For Reservations & Information Coll offi- Village Shop only 1960 NCAA point-winner, Tom HE 1-7515 ids ills. Macedo, were added to the grout). "fully 4 U.S. Olympian Ray Norton heads CHARTER FLIGHTS ie was,. a list of four track stars. Also 1112 Market Street selected were splinter Dennis San Francisco. California 94102 Johnson, NCAA hammer finalist w most Please mail me full information on flfghl lo: Ed Burke and sprinter Bob Poyn- ter. r know.. 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Fa ft-campus I am enclosing ;check cash money order - Editorial BAR-B-Q TACOS 208i, Name Ries ay. Address 1.100RE San Jose State's Traditional Shops 4.* 2 for 25c 7HERNERi corner 3rd ACKS01 * P & San Fernando Streets PI' cay _ State Z (11C0 TO1111 & Country a I T I.ro 11.trriro, Brewing Ct, .n S, KOE6 San I- M. CA Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James run, At, US Angier, Houston. remmr. eirms 418 4-.-SPARITAN DAILY Friday, recember 3, 19E7( Coeds To Hold Annua Dance Students Acclaim Education A huge stained-glass ball re- Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, Provided by Tutorials System sembling a decorative mirror ball 4:30 S. Fourth St., tomorrow beginning at 9 p.m. from the Roaring Twenties era EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last Lany Linthicum, a freshnutn as fast The holiday theme will be as I could the rninut center of a of a two-part story written by SJS from Sunnyvale, is impressed it was will hang from the carried out by multi-colored dec- over." hall ceiling tomorrow when sophomore Cindy Lyle about the by the fact that Tutorials stu- The sincere dance orations and red velvet dance Humanities Tutorials program. In interest of th 60 coeds and their dents are treated as equals by students more than bids, both of which have been today's article Miss Lyle describes in what their progran gather for "Christ- how fhe program attempts to com- teachers to offers escorts will created by the women residents. and encouraged and how it develops i IllaS art annual Christ- bat anonymity and improves studst- speak Fantasia," Music will be provided by The up without hesitation. "In shown in their active participa by tour instructor relationships. mas dance sponsored English, a 6-piece dance band, high school, students couldn't, tion in Tutorials projects. Stu SJS boarding houses. By CINDY LYLE or were afraid that has just returned from a to, talk to their (lents vokuttarily form commit The formal affair, presented The experimental pnigram in I eachers." tee'S to plan activities and t recent tour of the Northwest cslucation, known as Humanities by Magnolia Manor, 580 S. Linthieum also expressed ap- decorate the Tutorials centet with vocalists Paul Revere and Tutorials, supplants grades, lec- Sixth St., Merri Lee Bull, 25 S. proval about the opportunity the 177 So. 10th St. Week nigh the Raiders. They are presently tures, and rigid course outlines Fifth St.; Tranquil Manor, 64 S. Tutorials system offen; to clear seminais are well attended, a performing at the Continental with individual tutoring. small 10th St.; and Colonial Hall, 373 the educational process of MUell are weekly musical study group, Recreation Cen t er in Santa group discussions and seminars, E. San Fernando St for women of its busy work. "Actually, I'm "However," warned Clara. and an atmosphere of informal Linthicurr students, will be held at the working very hard, but I don't "The Tutorials program A traditional feature of the discussion and intellectual free- is estat feel that I'm really working. lished for a select event is the decorating of cham- dom. group or indi I am not forced into any study viduals. Students must pagne glasses and Christmas tree The new system satisfies all have ATTENTION STUDENTS routine, and I spend most of my genuine interest. in ornaments by the coeds for general education requirements what's bein WE HAVE A LOW RENTAL PLAN spare time and study hours here. offered. The themselves and their escorts. except Physical and Health Ed- responsibllity c ON NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS. In the regular classroom system, getting anything The gala ball will be attended ucation, and gives the student out of Tutorial HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM. I used to go to class and run is left to the student." by housemothers and special 12 units of credit each semester guests including Dr. Cornelia A. for two years. Tomes, associate dean of stu- FULL-TIME JOB dents in charge of activities; The student-teacher ratio of Miss Virginia Ellis, assistant Drufr Co..Moderne Atte19111141111 RI* 20 to 1, which allows classes gliteglinin166111. dean of activities; Miss Bernice of six or ten students to a teaeh- ANTHONY D. estottentintnaelthR111 to the housing CAMPAGNA, Jr. 4111 t400114146.10tReio Ryan. assistant er, suggests a method of combat- Baron, .4....lownelmONNIPPROInow director; and Robert L. ing the anonymity that is so Professional Pharmacists hou.sing director. often a valid criticism of schools Housemothers of the partici- where large classes are the rule. PHONE 293-7500 MODERN pating boarding houses are Mrs. SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS Photo by VI Leonard It offers the kind of individual Men-ie Lee SAN JOSE OFFICE MACHINES Ruth Vredenburg, attention usually found only in Hall; Mrs. Alma Rutan, Mag- LAST MINUTE PREPARATIONS Coeds living at Merri Lee small, private colleges. 124 E San Fernando St. nolia Manor; Mrs, Jean Blakely, Hall, Magnolia Manor, Tranquil Manor and Colonial Hall will be Six faculty members from the OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Between 3rd & 4th Sts. Tranquil Manor; and Mrs. Do- "stepping out" tomorrow night for their I Ith annual Christmas English. Science, Art, and Phi- reen Peterson, Colonial Hall. formal. Karen Lee (above) senior art major and resident at Merri losophy Departments devo t e Lee Hall, helps straighten the necktie of her escort Doug Bailey, their full time to the program. :graduate social science major, in preparation for the social affair, "The interests of the teachers STUDENT SHIP TO HOLLAND UNITED AIRLINES 'Christmas Fantasia." are quite diversified, yet they are all trying to teach the same WILLOW GLEN TRAVEL is now tak- ing resersatione for the Crotten Beer thing," commented freshman STENVARDESS I Ith Street Bea+ a student ship owned and operated by Gordon Strafe. "Other than lib- the Dutch (3overnment. Thix ship is CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE eral cols teachers would have Opt, it, students lolly. one thi II day trip ,tart al All girls considering a stewardess career are invited fo visit CH 161 at much difficulty in adjusting to 7 p.m. on Thursday. December 9. Our campus representative. Miss Bonnie Busy Signal for Greeks this type of program, though. Marr will Story'' film and questions based show the "Sewardess answer any ACTIVE INTEREST 818().oll upon her experiences when flying last summer. "This is an educational ex- Willow Glen UNITED 1.111LINES Preparing Show, Retreat perience for teacher as well as .s1 r student. You ask the teacher Travel Bs GARY VVHITMAN a question and he, in turn, asks To say the least, the people on the row have been busy. students two or three. This sets Acrencv. to thinking," Strate Asilomar, in Carmel, will once again be the scene of the annual both parties Phone 298-0136 1275 Weeds, San Jose At the Greek Retreat, a time for Greeks to gather and to talk about said. certain problems the greek system is experiencing and what to do about them. Pres. Robert D. Clark and 25 other faculty members COLLEGE BOWL will meet with 105 Greeks this weekend. Want to Eat Out « Scholastic Society There are: Five sororities and six fraternities are busy preparing their But Wallet a Little Thin? No go go girls acts for Theta Chi's annual Greek Show to be held Saturday, Dec. 11 Presents Trophy at 8 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium. Proceeds will aid the families of Never Fear, Archie's is Near No groovy bands American servicemen killed or injured in Viet Nam. To Washburn Hall_ * Delta No Old English Atmosphere The Alpha La mbd a Try Our ... The Sigma Nu's will hold their fourth annual Swing-a-thon trophy presented annually to the beginning at 10 a.m. Monday. Purpose of the event is to the most collect living center having Sma/1 Steak $1.25 But toys in conjunction with the Marine Corps Toy for Tots drive. active members has been given * * * to Washburn Hall, SJS residence Round Steak S/25 Chi Omega's Vicki May and Joyce Mau have been chosen as hall for women students at 385 Steak Sandwich on the pizza action is fast, PiKA's Lady of the Diamond and sigma Chi's Little Sigmas. S. 8th St.. for the academic * French Bread SLIS year 1965-66. tasty, and Italian The Sigma Pi's pledge dance will be held tomorrow night at a Alpha Lambda Delta is an Jumbo Burger on "private estate" (sounds spooky, in Woodside. honorary society for sophomore * French Bread .85 (So is the Pasta) women having a 3.5 grade point Brothers and pledges of Skims Phi Epsilon have a surprise average or better for at least All of the above brewing for the entire student body . . . be ready for the big . 141(i) units in either of their complete with trimtninp Beer on Tap Food to Go Big . . . BIG announcement on Monday evening. freshman semesters. The first queen of SJS' Kappa Sigma chapter will be crovvned The scholastic society recently 8th & Santa Clara 286-9710 Friday night, 545 S. 2nd St. Dec. 10 at a dinner and dance at the Mark Hopkins initiated 10 coeds into member- Hotel in San Free Francisco. ship, ranting Initiates include the Misses Beverly Cathles, Andrea Cham- berlain, Mona Fricke. 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r Friday, December 3. 1c185 XPARTAPIDAD.T-11 Curtain Rises at 8:15 P.M. Coin Operated The Rolling Stones Dry Cleaning Ansky's 'Dybbuk' Opens Tonight 481 E San Carlos Come to San Jose - The Rolling Stones will make both performances, breaking all * * * inut their only Bay Area appearance Ci v ic Auditorium attendance IF SHE'S il'ORTH in two shows tomorrow at 7 records. Mrs. Joan Gordon at 'Dybbuk' Cast th and 9:30 p.m. in Chic Auditori- the San Jose Box Office said ' The Dyldntk, opening tonight gran wn. that most ticket holders are YOI R WHILE. at 8:15 in College Theater, The Stones have sold out for college students, many coming will have a large student cast. Leads cipa 1 from as far away as Stanford will be Susan Hooper as Leah; Stu 2111111111111111101linitill111111111111111111 I and Berkeley. Eddy Emanuel as Hannon; Inda (Unit E. Lead guitarist for the popular Drama Department Kissa as Frayde; Stanley Ander- td = English group, is Keith Richard. son as Sender; and John Beau- %tett Presents Playing harmonica a n el semi- champ :Li Rabbi Azreal. nigh = acoustic guitar, Brian Jo n e s Also, Bonnie Shirley as Gittel: d, = claims, "Every generation brings THE Edwin Green as Hennokh; Char- oup = a fresh wave of ideas and if the les Combs as First Elution; Bet- :7_ age of adolescence was stifled, loan sey Jarrett us Bessia; and Steve stet_ DYBBUK = then society and culture wowd Trinwith LIS Messenger. By Sholom Ansky doomed." bath Lighting will be handled by plays bass and Tonight and Tomorrow = Bill Wyman Kenneth Dorst, associate profes- = ( 'harlie Watts is on drums, Lead bein sor of drama. Berneice Prisk, Curtain 8:15 p.m. anger a nd harmonica player professor of tirama, is in charge Mike Jagger said, "Everybody 3ria SUNDAY MATINEE of costume design, and Mrs. June = = has their own moral code. 1 SHE'S WORTH = Eby, assistant professor of phys- 4:1 5 p.m. = t:tinduct myself as I think fit ...4. ical education, is choreographer. = and what I do is my affair." WINING and MN1NG E Also Runs Dec. 8 thru I I John Beauchamp is musical di- = And on that matter of con- F. College Theatre - rector and Sharon Lyon is stage at BOHANNON'S =i duct, San Jose police have warn- SJSC Students 75c manager. Both are drama stu- ed that show will be ..T.' Box Office Tel. 294-6414 E 1 the stoPPed dents. You could secure -:17111ilitillintlitittilitititinititinitini ,r the uudienef' becomes unrulY probably .WWWWWWWw. beachhead but ts the alone. CONFUSED ABOUT INSURANCE? Call Us Now with Holiannon's fine food for and tranquil atmosphere. For an uncontusing allied to your cause, she solution to all your IT hasn't a figlitin' chance. insurance needs, Holiday Travel LEAH AND RABBI Susan Hooper as Leah, tonight at 8:15 in College Theater. The Drama a young girl who has been possessed by the Department presentation is being directed by AUTO Dybbuk, a demon, faces Rabbi Mordecai se' Azreal, played Gorelik, visiting professor and noted Reservations 5 by John Beauchamp, to have the demon exor- theater historian. FIRE cised. The scene is from "The Dybbuk," opening

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The first version Whaley and Minegar Ski Shop At Fund. designing the set for his own of the play was written in 1917 Admission is 75 cents for SJS adaptation of the play said, "Ac- in Russian, under the title "Be- SKIS MUTUAL SERVICE INSURANCE CO'S students and $1.50 for general companier! by music and dance, tween Two Worlds." Solder Metal public. Tickets are available at the play combines an unfor- Revised in Yiddish, under its Harts and Ros.ignol 370 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE College Theater Box Office daily gettable love story with the reli- present title, "The Dybbuk" was BUCKLE BOOTS SAN JOSE from 1 to 5 p.m. gious fervor and philosophical first produced in Warsaw in 1920 A YOITNO STUDENT realism of the Jewish people. by a Lithuanian-Jewish acting BUS: 241-4470 RES: 354-1357 "The story company, "The'Dybbuk" is the story of is interesting from the Vilma Troupe. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111' a young student genius, Hanrton, who loves Leah. In his exhaus- tion through penance and study Regional Theater Council and the fire of his love, he calls Take a Study Break ! ! the powers of magic to make her his. To Meet at SJS Tomorrow The two have been betrothed to each other by their fathers A general session cf the 2:30 p.m. Dr. Hal J. Todd. head OM PARKAS Council of North- before they were born. Leah's ional Theater of the Drama Department will this ad good for 500 on 1 hour of play ern California and Nevada moderate a panel discussion on 739.5389 father does not keep the mar- ANTA ( American National The- "The Professional and Univers- riage pact and she is to be wed 953 W. El Camino Sunnyvale ater Association I will be held ity Theater." to another suitor. Hannon has OPEN Mon., Thurs., Fri. Nights until 9 at SJS tomorrow and Sunday. PANELISTS died and on Leah's wedding Tues., Wed., Sat. until 5:30 p.m. Key item on the agenda is Panelists will be Gorelik, and at Holiday Billiards night his soul passes into her a discussion of the provisions of Eric Vos, Gerald Heiken and body. new national and state programs Mel Shapiero of the new Stan- miniiiminitsiiiitiountlii Paid ilemcputo movernsernrit itimmitiautiiimitiouttomminir_ The play, set in a small Jewish relating to the field of fine arts. ford University theater com- village in Ea.stern Europe. is NO-HOST SOCIAL pany. After n no-host social event PROGRAMS Saturday, ANTA members and some of the programs under No Easy Way Out guests will attend the 8:15 p.m. discussion will be: National performance of Sholom Ansky's Foundation of the Humanities "The Dybbuk," directed by visit- and the Arts; the Department No single pill cures all rnan's ills, no panacea of life has yet ing professor Mordecai Gorelik. of Health, Education and Wel- been found. Death stelks us af every turn. and beneath the glitter Sunday's agenda will begin at fare; the National Elementary of our modern world, evil drags us down. From the time of birth we I dS WO rho. along. 12:30 p.m. with Gorelik's dis- and Secondary Act of 1965 and begin to die and the fruits of d ea...ith are reaped cussion on the background and the State of California Arts No bandwagon I for heaven, and there is no easy way out. proftitel ion of "Tho nyhtuik " At rommi,sion. JOINS CiffiST said, "Enter by the narrow gate, for the gate is wide and OW Way if easy that leads to destruction, and thole who enter by it ...0"/"...e" are meny. For the gat* is narrow and the way ,s hard that leads to life, and those who find it are few." Nor ea. ailexesexgaeweia7erv-mmusweirum The way to life, the one way out, is never sound doctrine" or I= Aelicieu4 cteak "right thinking" or the church you go to Sunday morning. 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Phone 245.7099 Corner of Wolf & Fremont klyelc cteak licoe Box 11791 Palo Alto Open Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 7: I I.iva Until 9:30 p.m. noommommummoommommomoommomonmimmomonoonal 1111111111111111)11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, ISSPARTAN DAILY Friday, December 3, 1463 Harraway in Shrine Game; DS Harriers Close Season Heron Signs With Green Bay SJS gridder Charley Harraway Garrett of the University of South- I The East squad has not been With Fifth in Federation Meet was the only Spartan selected to ern California, heads the list of announced. the East-West Shrine football all-star performers of the West Fred Heron, the powerful Spar- It% I i I ,IL experienced performers, Spartan into one of the nation's fastest ILLERAT classic which will be played in San squad. tan tackle who anchored the SJS t,, ',tit cross country harriers matured in- units. Francisco's Kezar Stadium Dec. 31. Gary Garrison, a record-breaking defensive line the second half of to an undefeated squad in dual-1 The high mark for the season The 232-pound senior fullback split -end fmm San Diego State, the season, signed with the Green meet competition and went on to I came in the Federation Meet on set several records during the past was the only small college player Bay Packers of the National Foot- take fifth in the U.S. Track and Thanksgiving Day. season for coach Harry Anderson's to be selected to the team. ball League ttsterclay. sZ? SPECIAL NOTICE Field Federation Nleet. After a "disaster" - an llth place pigskinners, and was the SJS With a nucleus of juniors and finish--at the NCAA Champion- team captain and most valuable TO ALL \ sophomores, the Spartans WM' ships in Lawrence, Kansas on No% . FRED HERON back. Zt tabbed to make 1965 a rebuilding 22, the harriers came back to top . signs pact Heisman Trophy winner, Mike Z: SAN JOSE STATE \ year. all previous times at Wichita. STUDENTS SMITH'S GUIDANCE Only one minute separated the : six Spartan runners in the Feder- :. Under the guidance of coach ation meet. Get 10 0 count with you Bowl Tomorrow develop- the harriers Prune Mery Smith, ". student body cards brightest expectations. Smith attributed this success ; ed beyond The third annual Prune Bowl both teams. $ Led by juniors Bill Langdon, to the failure at the NCAA and will be played at Spartan Stadium Long Beach pigskitmers are at Jim Sullivan and Rich Klernrner, therefore, the desire for redemp- at 1 p.m. Saturday afternoon with halfback Mery Motley, split-end the runners boasted continued im- tion. two highly-rated junior college Ron Drake, quarterback Greg Bar- provements. TWO STRAP TOMBOY TEAM AVERAGES contingents, Long Beach City Col- ton, linebacker Don Sam, guard 9pene laundpy Marigold, Navy, Red, E31-10011E'S $ With the development of sophs "I'm very proud of the team, lege and City College of San Fran- Stan Swanson and fullback El- Fd Peraza, George Weed and and Shannon Green FINM 131-10EB formerly advertised as especially after the NCAA fiasco. cisco, matching powerful offensive wood Stewart. Spartan Cleaners Steve Brown and the steady per- The team made an oath to avenge squads. Leading the list of CCSF per- 135 S. lst Downtown Valley Fair Center of seniors Joe Neff and 4 Soath Fourth St. ; formances the loss arid they responded by SJS grid coach Harry Anderson formers are halfbacks 0.J. Simp- Ken Noel, the Spartans molded Nt, running the best times of their is interested in several players on son and Ron Fassler. lives " The coach noted that equal times in the Lawrence meet would have TONIC ROOM earned San Jose another fifth. NorCal Mat Championships Two victories ov er Stanford highlighted the dual-meet com- THE PLACE TO GO petition. At Spartan Gym Tomorrow The Indian.s from Palo Alto 1897 Alum Rock handed the harriers their only The top collegiate v,ite,tlers In The Sall JOhl'atIS are slated to dual meet loss in five years in Northern California will be on get in some practice for the multi- IF SANTA CLAUS HAD A 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily 1964. hand tomorrow in the Spartan school fray this afternoon at 4 in San Jose's victory picnic tasted Gyrn for the annual NorCal cham- PER 207 when they take on the 3,ic Cocktails from p.m. to 9 p.m. sweet after the runners ran Stan- pionships. University of Nevada in a dual VOLKSWAGEN Attention at the meet will focus meet. ford into the ground, 20-44, in SERVICED AT Food Dancing Palo Alto. on Spartan Loren Miller and Alan The Wolfpack grapplers are an HE, TOO, WOULD HAVE HIS VW In the N orthern California Siegel of Cal, defending titlists in inexperienced squad, having come Championships over the Santa the 145 and 137 pound divisions, into existence only last sea.son. Teresa Golf Course, the Spartans respectively. Nevertheless, Mumby feels that MICHAEL'S MOTORS Baby pizza vvith this coupon 35c Miller, who placed seventh in they are strortg in the middle- again prevailed 24-35. YOUR VW AND PORSCHE SERVICE and REPAIR CENTER the NCAA meet last season, is weight divisions, and should give Name Age MEET VICTORIES one of the key matmen coach the Spartans the competition they ONLY ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Other dual-meet victories came Hugh Mumby is counting on to need to prepare themselves for Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. and Address over Cal State, Sacramento State, give the SJS crew a second tomorrow's matches. California and Santa Barbara. The straight team championship in to- 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat. NO. . Phone harriers also captured team honors morrow's event. Big Time Start Good Mooda, through Thurmlitys only in the Sacramento Invitational and Other Spartans expected to place 17 S. Elth St., San Jose Phone 295-1455 were third in the Long Beach high in the meet are Ron Matheson LOS ANGELES (UPIISandy Invitational. 1130) and Gary Scardina (152). Koufax never pitched in the minor Spartababe runners also turned Weigh-ins are set for 9 p.m., and leagues. He joined the Dodgers in outstanding clockings in finish- actual competition gets underway off the campus a the University ing in unbeaten style. at noon. of Cincinnati for the 1955 season. Byron Lowry and Andy Vollmer Lutheran led the Nosh. HOWARD'S STAMPS FOR STRIKES Both placed ahead of all varsity Strike with Yellow Head Pin S1 in EZY stamps limners, except Langdon, in the CRYSTAL CREAMERY Strike with Red Head Pin $2 in EZY stamps Campus , Northern California Champion- Strike with Mystery Pin SS in EZY stamps ships. feauring (Offer good in open play only) EZY cash stamps redeemed at Other freshmen with Chef's Special tg...... ,.sd Ministry promise in- Downtown Bowl for cash or clude Martin McCann, Wes Fox, STEAK & EGGS $1.55 bawling merchandise. Bernie Krause. Dave Sarni and 11"1 s.,...,..,..,..,.,,..,,..,,,...:,, Dan Guerrero. S T' UDENT BREAKFAST s' (NLC) V 4 NZ i :,, Mandarin Fellowship .79 , d Bacon, 2 Eggs, Hash Browns and Toast Every Saturday 6,10....."' $ Worship Sunda's 9:30 a.m. NZ Or ,s, Sausage, 2 Eggs, Hash Browns & Toast FELLOWSHIP MEETING o or .0 3:30 p.m. rwl s.: Ham, 2 Eggs, Hash Browns and Toast STUDENT COMMUNITY Try our large variety of CHAPEL OF DINNER 6 p.m. BIBLE STUDY quality meals at reasonable prices DOWNTOWN BOWL 7-9 p.m. 375 W. Sant.1 Cldr.1 St. 294-7800 RECONCILIATION Sp r. ied 13/ Complete Fountain Service Chinese for Christ, Inc. 300 S. 10th St. , e Campus Christian Center WALK ON OVER lOth & San Fernando 7th and Santa Clara One Block from SJS

CHI ALPHA Campui C Student Center leeligiottJ qua /1.s.sertibly of God 104 South 13th Street MEETINGS: Monday Evening 7 p.m. C. A. Rally at Bethel Annual Christmas Read the RELIGIOUS GUIDE for Thursday Mornings 6 a.m. WORSHIP SUNDAY Star Banquet FIRST BETHEL CALVARY Canterbury: information about Christmas services 4th & San Antonio 1670 Moorpark Hillsdale & Almaden Topic: "And on 9:30 & 10:45 a.m. 9:30 & 10:45 a.m. 9:30 & 10:45 e.rn. EPISCOPALIA1NS ON CAMPUS Earth Peace." Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg S la. 5 p.m. Hol. (Amino lll i llll for the complete collegiate experience Conducted by Rev. David Crump Banquet at 6 p.m. worship this Sunday at Thormlay 7 d.111. lloly Communion Program folows at 7:30 p,m. at Grace Baptist Church SPARTAN First Baptist Church Chapel of Reconciliation 300 So. 10th .nn Baptist Convention TN_ the downtown church 464 E. San Fernando St. THIS SUNDAY MORNING . . . catering to the college community v-v-vwwwwv,- 8.4S a.m., 11 a.m., and 7:45 p.m. First Immanuel Lutheran Church Church Services Barry Keiser, B.S. Th.M., 8:30 & I I a.rn Morn;ng Worship Bible Cass 10 a.m. 9:45 a.m. College "Seminar" and Continues a Study of I Peter 5:45 p.m. Tri-C Club Student Center George (Shorty) Collins Spartan Tri-C is a student Baptist organisation Baptist College Chaplain Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Sunday meetings: 9:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Dr. Clarence R. Sands, Pastor AI,ers Pestor 3rd and San Antonio Us. 198 S. 2nd St., San Jose 374 So. 3rd Street Sunday Morning Services: 1.11=004=1,0n=14.111111MMENIAM041111100.11..=01.1111.411MMalMos. 8:15, 9:30 and I I Wesley 2 blocks from school College discussion group. 9 45 P.’" Foundation Westminster A. J. BROMMER, Pastor 292-6404 (Methodist Student C ) Newman-Catholic Student Center R. Fiedler, Director of Music; G. Otte, Vicar 294-7033 Presbyterian 441 So. 10th St Chaplains-Father L. Largente Sunday Church ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH 6 p.m. Worship Father D. Fosselman The Alameda at Shasta The Campus Parish 6:30 p.m. Worship Sunday 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. MASSES SUNDAY: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 7 p.m. Supper (40c) HOLYDAYS: 6:30, 8, 9 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass 11:40 a.m. and 4 p.m. Group Discussion WEEKDAYS: 6:30 and 8 p.m. No Reservation Necessary John Knox Fellowship 8:30-9:30 p.m. at FIRST FRIDAYS: 6:30, 8, 11 a.m., 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Program DEVOTIONS: Mother of Perlitual Help devotions Tuesday Other Activities a.m. only 125 Dana Ave., San Jose Throughout the Week Friday - 11:40 nights at 7:45 Sunday Evening R. Oliman, Minister to students CONFESSIONS: Prior to the eight o'clock mass on Sunday, Worship Sunday Weekday sharing groups Wed. 7-8 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 7:30-9 on Saturdays; eves of holydays; First Sf. Paul's eves of First Fridays Sonia Clara & 51h San Salvador 6 1011, 79 South 5th 295-1771 Traltnpol laiion from ill, awl "tan Carlos 301 E. Santa Clara Street 2144120 9.30 & I I a.m. 9 )0 & II a.m. 4:211 a.m. and 11:15 Cagers Against SFS 1 USF Victorious; Friday, Member 3. Igei SPARTAN pArLy-1 'Santa Clara Loses 1/14’,, fa write to ilex its fourth straight West Ciaeo 2 Spartan Gymnasts Athletic Conference basket ere ose oin s a rea . title. started off the pre-seasoi, Wednesday night with a 75-67 con quest of Houston in the Dore Enter Meet in S.F. grn- All-America candidate Joe Ellis SJS gymnastic stars Jeff Wolfe will enter are the horizontal bar, of USF led the contest in scoring and Tony Coppola will travel to side horse, still rings, parallel bars, Display Tonight 22 I and Scorers on rebounding

Spartan (19). long horse San Francisco tomorrow to com- and free exercise. In other opening contests for Spartan gym coach Clair Jennett San Jose State display's its 102- ground. However, he quickly got pete in the annual Western Open WCAC teams, Stanford nipped feels that Wolfe's strongest events offense tonight tip despite chipping two front point per game Santa Clara 76-73, St. Tourmunent. teeth. Mary's are the side horse and horizontal of the collegiate with the opener turned hack San Francisco State Both are slated to compete in bars and Coppola's are the still NEED BACK-UPS season against San Francisco State 93-67, UOP whipped Cal State at the "all-around," which requires rings and long horse. Inman indicated that reserves on the Spartan hardwoods. Hayward 81-54 and Santa Barbara proficiency in all NCAA events The Spartans are hosts at the Bill Clegg, Steve Sehlink, Clarence nipped Game-time is 8 p.m. Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) except the trampoline. SJS Invitational here next Friday Denser and Robin Durand ought 8.5-77. Wednesday night the Spartans Categories Wolfe and Coppola al 7 p.m . to see action tonight as the veteran opened the season unofficially with coach continues his seauch for re- a mean-nothing 102-70 stomping liable back-up men. of the Alumni-the first time in San Francisco State lost its sea- history the Spartans have scored son's opener Wednesday night to AMERICAN FAMILY STEAKHOUSE that high. St. Mary's 93-67, but received a 23 No. Market St. Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily Coach Stu Inman promises that happy note when ace Joe Galbo the 100 points is not indicative of Downtown San Jose 297-9689 was able to play. the Spartan offense this season, Galbo the team's second- 1/2 Lb. Ground although the cagers utilize Round .79 1/4 Lb. Burger .49 leading scorer and all-league pick the fast break more than in the last season -- broke an ankle in Top Sirloin 1.29 Steerburger .69 past. October and was declared out for New York Steak 1.39 Steak Sandwich .69 SAME STARTERS the year. He plans on using the same However, he recovered quickly 16 Oz. T-Bone 1.99 Chicken in a Basket 1.19 starting line-up tonight as he did and was cleared this week to test Wednesday, with the possible ex- hLs ankle, playing several minutes MONDAY NITE SPECIAL Top Sirloin .99 ception of John Keating in place against the Gaels, garnering six of Guin Boggs at guard. points and five rebounds. SUNDAY SPECIAL Chicken in a Basket .99 Keating was counted on to start GOOSE BACK this season, but has been slowed Dinners served with roll, french fries, or baked potato. and down by a bad foot so far. Everett (Goose) Adams ORDERS TO GO the Gatom S. T. Saffold and Pete Newell Dick Henderson give -Photo by James Brescoll combination. FRIENDLY SHOVE - Spartan will be the forwards, with Frank a fine backcourt in scoring Jack Gleason gives Alumni play- Tarrantts at center and Jack Adams led the team hustling Hen- Gleason opposite Boggs or Keating. last year while the er Bill Yonge (42) a little aid as of San Newell scared the fans on hand derson is a City College he fights for a rebound with Francisco transfer. Wednesday night when he crashed Pete Newell (white 44) in Wed- leading 21 CHRISTMAS FAVORITES! 13 GREAT ARTISTS! into the end wall and fell to the Bill Smith 16-2), the Gator scorer with 18 against St. nesday's game. Frank Tarrantts Mary's, Lee Marona (6-7) and (21) and 0 P Braun (44) look on. SAFARI ROOM Jon Crawford (6-6) form the front line for the visitors. Story White Rds. Grid Recruits 259-2962 In a 6 o'clock preliminary, the JUST RELEASED! featuring the Spartan frosh of Danny Glines also 'lead 14141 roach Harry Ander- officially open their season against son and his staff are presently the San Francisco State trash. recruiting junior college and high eVerty Bill King and Greg Delaney were school seniors for next year's var- COLLECTORS' ALBUM big guns Wednesday night de- 2 shows nitely - 9 and 12 the sity and frosh football squads. spite a 70-50 loss to a SJS junior varsity five .446648mgansk xxvits FROM GOODYEAR! LES POUPEES UOP Grid Coach CAHIMS? 30 S. First Street ... YOU CAN'T MISS, IN Campora Resigns OUR HUGE SELECTION! Unix ersity of Pacific football rg-Books Inc. OC coach Don (Tiny) Campora an- TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE Stevens Creek & Winchester nounced his resignation Wednes- OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY At396 day, after a conference with school San Jose's Blg Bookstore to sx 91 Robert E. Burns. President 65,000 BOOKS - 75,000 CARDS cameAsABLE Campora's squads posted a rec- TiTYTTATT Only VALUE ...71110 ord of 2-17-0 during his two sea- sons at UOP. His replacement will probably be announced in a few weeks, ac- cording to a campus spokesman. Bakmas BY GREAT ARTISTS OF OUR TIME YOUR CHOICE-MONAURAL OR STEREO Flower ALL THIS GREAT MUSIC NOW! Oh Holy Night It Came Upon A Midnight Clear Swimming Coach caroling, Caroling Jolly Old St. Nicholas Little No Ironing Shop Drummer Boy Star Carol We Three Kings of Orient Ever Needed! Are Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Angels We Have Heard On High Silent Night (English and French) Starts Workouts Flowers The Lord's Prayer Sleigh Ride The Twelve Days of Bethlehem Lo How A Swimming coach Tom O'Neil Christmas Oh Little Town of and Rose E'er Blooming Some Children See Him Oh mys that swim team workouts are Come, All Ye Faithful The First Noel Silver Bells OLLFC.S. ALBUM Li being held daily at the Spartan Corsages 02.-44-.44%,-#4401 Jingle Bells It's Christmas Time All Over The World. Pool. for all He urges all students interested ALL THESE GREAT ARTISTS in swimming to attend the prac- Occasions NOTHING ELSE TO BUY...COME IN TODAY! Andy Willie ms Andre Kostelanetz Anna Maria Alber- tices. ghetti Eugene Ormandy Richard Tucker Maurice The varsity team starts at 2:30 Chevalier Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme Dinah p.m. with the freshmen working 292-0462 10fh & Santa Clara Shore Diahann Carroll Denny Kaye Doris Day Sammy Davis, Jr. out at 4p.m.

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We validate all Parking Tickets Wise Shopping Means - Shopping at Bill Deane's 8-.NPARTAN DAILY Frkitty, December 3, 1965 Spartaguide Sigma Nu Job Interviews MI intervieus are held ill tile completed. Area of ssurk is San Deadline Today TODAY gallon. 8 p.m., Newman Center, 79 SAT Center, ADM234. Ap- Francisco. Placement S. Fifth St., evening of entertain- Institaste of Religion; 12:30 p.m., pointment signupn are wow being Today is the deadline for all of financial aids, announced. ment from many foreign countries. To Sponsor U.S. NAVAI. TRAINING DE- Institute of Religion, guest speak- taken for all December Inter- Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) The test is required of all per- VICE CENTER: electrical engin- vieu, January gra& are urged st ud en ts planning to take the: sons who plan to apply for a Cali- er, Dr. Fred E. Holmstrom, chair- SUNDAY eering and physics majors for po- to sign up an !WOO pH...titbit. in sitions as electronic engineers and tomorrow to register for the exam- fornia State Scholarship for the man of the physics department, Tri-C, 9:45 a.m., seminar, 5:45 'Toy Drive' the Placement Center. physicists. U.S. citizenship requir- [nation, Donald R. Ryan, director! 1966-67 academic year. will speak on "Science and Relig- p.m. forum, Tri-C Bldg., 3rd and ed. Area of work is San Diego, San Antonio. TODAY ion Seminar." It's that swinging time of the California; Orlando. Florida. ittjis, A tt, AIX,AM, -W., AV. AIX A!..1,4141, COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ: Folk Musk, Club, 8 p.m., E132, N0%4111111 Choir, 8 p.m., Newman year again. That's the word from civil engineering majors for posi- flamenco - classical guitar concert Center, 79 S. Fifth St., all mem- Sigma Nu fraternity, who'll be tion as a junior civil engineer. U. by Miguel Aceman. bers Neese attend important re- NOW - 2 LOCATIONS swinging for the United States S. citizenship required. Male only. Bal/usn Dance Club, 8:30 p.m., hearsal. Area of work is Santa Cruz. WG101, kolo party. Marines' "Toys For Tots" drive. STANDARD OIL COMPANY MONDAY The program, which will be high- A. R. T. s,: Sungha Club, 1:30 p.m., ED348, OF CALIFORNIA: chemical en- Moyer I Art Hsunanists On Campus, 7:30 p.m., lighted by toys, children, Christ- Music program on The M a rs h a gineers, civil engineers, electrical prenestlb "Aikido." Haru Kusado will show CH149, guest spealcer, Richard Ep- mas music and Yuletide spirit, engineers and mechanical engin- Largest Se/ection of Guitars in Town ASH graduate representa- film and give a demonstration. stein, will begin Monday at 10 a.m. and eering majors for positions in re- \ \ I Will I VMS tive will speak on "Conscientious search and development, refinery TOMORROW "swing" continuosly until Friday, Objectors." technical service, plant design and finest Dec. 10 at 5 p.m. 4 International Students Organ'. construction, refinery engineering TUESDAY The brothels, along with Alpha 0' and oil field engineering. Perman- 84 E. San Fernando voom000ace_.- Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., HET, Chi Omega sormity, will literally ent visa required. Male or female. "CAT ON A Office 0 Mixt to Western Union Now Open open meeting, guest speaker, topic: be swinging on a swing, which Area of work is San Francisco, (between 2nd & 3rd Sts.) "Bill of Rights." Richmond, El Segundo, Bakers- HOT TIN ROOF" 298.5404 they've built in their front yard at M & J International Relations Club, 3 :30 field. Taft. Seattle. e +4,4e.4 7 148 S. llth St. SMOKE SHOP p.m, CI1162, regular business meet- ARO, INCORPORATED: mech- Members from each organiza- anical engineering major wit h Specializing in ... ing. ACTORS REPERTORY tion will swing continuously for fluid mechanics options for posi- Magazines THEATER WEDNESDAY more than 100 hours as a symbol tions as a junior project engineer. Pocket Books U.S. citizenship required. Male Home Economic's Chapter, 7 of their cause to collect and re- 25 W. San Salvador 43. Journals and Periodicals only. Area of work is Moffett p.m., HI, Christmas Party, games Sundries ceive toy donations for under- Field. 4-; group caroling, entertainmeM, gift 8:30 p.m. Fri. & Sal. Eves. privileged children. UNITED AIR LINES: account- OPEN exchange, nominations of new of- Today dim Dee. 3 ing major or business administra- st, Monday thru Friday ficers for next two semesters and This year the "Swing for Toys" Adult $2.00 Student $1.50 12 noon to 10 p.m. will be inaugurated by SJS Vice- tion major with 16 units of ac- Christmas basket donation. For rewrsations call 2974797 Saturday and Sunday Pres. Dr. William J. Dose'. counting for positions as an ac- and 41-1 12 noon to 7 p.m. countant trainee. U.S. citizenship 5161 Stevens Creek Rd. Siionit Nu encouraReS all Per- required. Area of work is San (at Lawrence Station Rd. scree' at SJS and in the Bay Area M & J Francisco. frorn Futurarna 13owl) RENT A ! bring usable toys to the house COrroxl 248.9858 SMOKE SHOP call the man on the swing at MONDAY 261 E. William St. San Jose WEI.LCOME & giEEit4SELEdZ.D TYPEWRITER 8-1922. 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Spartan Daily Classified OT swinging. Last year's "Swingathon" with science background is highly resulted in 102 hours of swinging. Yamaha since 1187 desired, for positions as a medical EPDXI SKI FREE ROOM & BOARD. Exchanged for BACH. APT. Acre, from S..15. $69.50. I Rent To Own This year Sigma Nu intends to ANNOUNCEMENTS (11 representative. Military must be DEALER ,hild supervision. light household duties. bdrm. 1/2 blk. to SJS. $89.50. 292-9400. eclipse that mark. Prefer one who can tutor in French. Sara- SKY DIVING. Finest in,rrLctots the sport FEMALE ROOMMATE TO SHARE UN- Highlighting next week's pro- toga. UN 7.1333. Eves. APPD. APT. Call Fran 286-1915. has produced. All equip. fur,. The Bay gram will be daily enterainment Area School of Sky Divieg. 2316 San Fe. GOT A NEW FORMULA: I need help ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE 3 Seminar plus you wanta work equals lotsa money by prominent bands and talent. Second lipe Rd., Hollister Mun. Airport, Hol- BDRM HOUSE. W/2 MALES. $30 mo. ut ',NESS MACHIN, fnr both lister. Calif. 269.6359 for infer. of us. Part or full time. P. R. 286-4019. AND OFFICE LQUIPMENT Among those expecting to enter- r 792 2044 for appt. Salary SKIERS OPPORTUNITY. Squaw Va HOUSE-41/2 bdrms. Sleeps 9. 382 S. 170 South Second lain are the C.:Weller:4, the Livin' To Study 1/SPR' lOth. 8198 per mo. cabin. Limited 0 of shares avail. De Phone 286-2610 F:nds, the Joel Scott Trio featuring Dr.Joseph R. Crook, associate pro- thru May I. For infor. call Don. 292-52, LIVE ALONE-I bdrm. Furn. $75. See Joni Lyman, the Anglo-Saxons arid fessor of chemistry, will delve into 1,.. #5. 451 S. Sth. SKIERS co-op lodge offers low rat,. the 13tiorlles. the tiny world of atoms and mole- FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. Un Includes rm/bd. Cindy 244-6108. $75. Large I bdrm. apt. Uniurn. Stove, apoq. Rm. & bd. $80/rno. No contract. refrig., free dryer. 625 S. Ilth. 292-9711, cules when he explains "VSPR- This is the year of the Yamaha Elm Ski Weis who WANTED: Drafting table 30x40. Min, 286-4331. 297 0484. A Layman's Guide to Inorganic feel limited even by the prof. type. 252.0486. eves. MODERN TWO BDRM. APT. Elect. kit- finest wood and the FURN. STUDIO. $70. One bdrm. $85 8 Stereochemistry," at the Wednes- best metal ski go .. Go ... GO on WANTED: Skin diyinq equip. Tape re chen, pool. $110. 2895 Almaden Road. $90 apt. 1/2 blk. SJS. 292-7852 or see 48 day meeting of the Second Semi- the "total ski". The one ski that's Phone 266-6146. corder. Short wave radio. Call 295.7358 S. 4th apt. # 9. nar, 8 p.m. at the home of Dr. and as easy to turn as a metal and as M-T-Th. Eves. sure-footed and LANE APT. Lg. new bdrm. for 3. See to MOD. BACHELOR APT. $70. Clean. STATE MEAT 788 Cedro ehatter-free as MARKET Mrs. Andrew Acrivos, Quiet. 617 S. 9th St. Phone 298-0602. wOod. taperer. 439 S. 4th. 286-4442. Corner 41.11 and Santa Clara 292-7726 Way, on the Stanford campus. AUTOMOTIVE (21 For girls. 467 S. GRADUATE OR FACULTY ROOM- 3 BDRM. 2 BATH -APT. Dr. Crook will explore the mys- ath St. Apt. MATE. WANTED. Lrq. apt. about $50 a VW '62. Exc. cond. R/H. Extras. $995 month. Call 298.7940 aft. 5 pm. Complete Line of First Quality Meats teries of stereochemistry, bond 2'69-7652. NICE BDRM. APT. 1/2 blk. SJS. Newly nine ierecdeled, new carpets, drapes, Danish MALE STUDENTS. Room w/kit. privi. angles and outline simple rules for cr Wholesale and Retail '61 TR-3. R/H. adrive. Immac. $110. 442 S. 9th. WO. Pd. Utensils Turn. 655 S. 6th St. describing molecules. He vcill use New trans.. clutch. $ 1.100. 243-7252 aft. o 295-3066. FEMALE ROOMIE TO SHARE 2 BDRM. an overhead projector and models NEW YAMAHAS VOLKSWAGEN: MICRO BUS. -Sunroof. 2 BATH NEW SPACIOUS APT. IN Top cond. $495. 298-5417. ONE GIRL ROOMY. Two bdrm. duplex. - THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS - to illustrate his talk. CAMPBELL. 37/.8762 after 5 pm. Fireplace. Furn. 557 S. Ilth. 297-8674. for rent '65 Honda 250 scrambler. excel!. cond., . _ Second Seminar is an informal low mi. 531 Clifton. 292.5615. $500. $70 MODERN BACH. APT. Clean. quiet. MALE STUDENTS. Sgl. $37.50. Share get-together of students and chem- '66 Honda 90, blk, excel!. cond., like Upper class male. 617 S. 9th. 298-0602. $28. Kit. & Worm. priv. 167 E. St. John. GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. 87c istry professors at a professor's new $250. 531 Clifton. 292.5615. PRIVATE ROOM. Separate entrance & 295.6869. home. lb. '57 CHEVY. 283. Stick. 2 dr. hdtop. bath in home. Girl. $40. 292-1327. NEW SPACIOUS APTS. Furn. Fireplaces. T-BONE STEAK 89c Phone 294.2927 aft. 6. Viquers. 2 BDRM APT, rnodn. $120 1/2 blk 2 baths. Lg. closets. Sundeck. Color T.V. 11/2 baths. Girls. 292-1327. & party room. Close to SJS. Now taking 16 '56 CHEV. Stick. 6 Exc. cond. $300. 292- RIB STEAK LSD Lecture Set w/w cpts, drps. furn. All elec. spring reserve. 215 S. 12th. 295-4591 or 78c (3696. 2 BDRM Dr. Jack Shelton, a psychiati-1,1 lit i & Reed. 248-9145. 286.3292. pfle.s '62 Md MIDGET. R $95-13-. M tr., sell. ' will speak on "LSD and the Myth 3 madels orth I FEMALE RMMATE TO SHARE NEW GIRL ROOMMATE TO SHARE ONE LAMB SHOULDER CHOPS Imes set 426 S. 7th. 293.191k. lb. 82c of Mental Illness," Monday at 7 BDRM FURN APT. Separate closets. BDRM APT. For spring sem. $50 mo. 295- Ilentedar A 542 So. 4th. apt. #I5. Aft. 3962. p.m. in TH35. FOR SALE (3) Sel. ROOMS. Males. $30. Kit. T.V. FRYERS ib. 36c The talk is sponsored by the Showers. 720 S. 3rd. STING RAY SURFBOARD. 9.6-. $55 ItIv1. & BD. 2 blks. SJS. Good food, no Plenty of FREE PARKIN& Counseling Center. INTERNcloo. ( Car rack $10. Canoe $10. DA 1-3104, . . '6 mo. 117 N. 5th. 293-4275. 1 & 2 BDRMS. Furn, Dix. Pool. Close to Dr. Shelton is a research psy- $79. Bill or Lee aft. 5 pm. SJS. $120 & up. 295-8514. 295.5553. Wholesale to Fraternities, Sororities and Boarding Houses $125 RENTS A 2 BDRM ONE BATH chiatrist at the Psychopharma- All ROUND C-:mple. Turn. & will accom. 4 FEMALE ROOMMATE. BEAUT. ENGAGEMENT RING. Solitaire HOME. Share 1 bdrm. cology Unit, Veterans Administra- St. 11/2 blks. from 295-4594. diamond. 1/3 karat. Perfect. Clean. Bar- stLdents. 440 Elizabeth Unappd. apt $42.50. tion Hospital in Palo Alto and is $99, SJS. Zulpo Realty 259-4230. gain et $95 or make offer. 293-2279. an authority on the drug LSD. NI no ROOMMATE PERSONALS 171 UPPER DIVISION FEMALE The free lecture is open to the PEUGEOT. 10 speed. Make offer. Phone WANTED. Own bdrm. 423 S. 7th. 298- $129. 298-7851. CUSTOM made contemporary weddinn public. 6992. rings. Geo. Larimore. 354.1273. HEAD COMP. GS. 210. Nayarit, & master bdrm. twin beds. CAMPBELL I WANT TO LOCATE STUDENT SELLING Marker. Used one season. $120. 295 3919 privil. Beau+. new immar. Priv. bath. Kit. BEAUT. GENTS NECKTIES. Group To Repair aft. 6 p.m. drinking. 1 person Call 293 !Ali% home. No smoking or 3088. NIIIIIKEYIS The pledge class of the SJS $65. 2 $45 ea. Refs. 377-6230. HELP WANTED (41 Arnold Air Society, a national Air 2 BDRMS. Furn. Paneled lvgrm. Rees SERVICES Meridian at Moorpark Force ROTC fraternity will clean enable. Mgr. 547 S. 1 1th Apt. #1. 286. COTTON COPYWRITERS. ENGINEERS, ARTISTS. and do moderate repairs on the 5692. TYPING SERVICE - East San Jose New agency interested in you now. Call 258-4335. 286-9666 San Jose United Service Organiza- 294.1,05 for appt. GORDON HALL CONTRACT FOR SPORTING GOODS AUTO INSURANCE tion tUSCit buiding Sunday, Cadet -FEMALE: Sr. or grad to do typing for SALE. Available now. 251-1628. FOR STUDENTS. Chet Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. Sargeant Derlin German annotinc- tax - ,Itant and APT. Furn. Rates San ZIAD W. SAN CARLOS MODERN I BDRM Carlos. t 736-156h -eason. 65 S. HA. 293-3126. ,1 TYPING. Term papers, thesis, etc. Pica Plain 1.15 1.75 2.25 electric. 243-6313. Public House Special 1.20 1.95 2.40 CLASSIFIED RATES TYPING IN MY HOME Experienced To buy, sell, rent or accurate. reasonable rates. 259-4710, Italian Sausage 1.20 1.9 5 2.40 announce anything, Minimum The Ivy Long-Wing Look TYPING. Term papers, thesis. book re- Two lines One time Three times lust fill out and clip Five times ports. All work guaranteed. 259.5118. Canadian Bacon 1.40 2.45 3.15 this handy order One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line Louisiana Shrimp blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 S2.00 FAST SERVICE GUARANTEED. Typing ' 1.30 2.00 2.50 WAI.KMORE-JARMAN for students. Thesis, term papers. letters 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 etc. Exp. pica. 292-3274. Portuguese Linguica 1.30 2.00 2.50 Antique Ivorywood 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 TYPING IN MY HOME. Ever., depend Shakey's Special 1.65 2.75 Send to Spartan 3.50 Antique Brown Daily 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 able. reasonable. 294-1313. C ASSIFIEDS, Add this EXPERT TYPING. All kindt. Reasonable. Black 1206. San lose State amount for Phone 294.3772. 9-6. .50 .75 1.00 Cordovan College, San lose 14, each addi 5 YRS. TYPING EXP. Will type et low Pizzas foo numerous to mention! Shakey's has 14 Calif. bona! line ori,e. aft. 6 DM. 286-0519. other varieties of the best pizza in town! hint you ad here: TRANSPORTATION 191 (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each Line) CHECK A -Fremont CLASSIFICATION RIDERS WANTED area. M.W F. Flexible hrs. Call Bruce 657.6437. 1 El Announcements (I) CHARTER FLIGHT to Europe June '66. fl Automotive (2) Contact Bill. 266-1492. Itti 4-..*. .4,...,4,r c.:., illio_, For Sale (3) 4,1, .... A_ . n Help Wanted (4) To place an ad: wc.'93 From $12.97 n Housing (5) iti to $19.97 Found (6) n Lost and Visit the - 4 1 n Personals (7) 11 Services (8) Classified Adv. Office -J206 Transportation (9) t.c:- , elliutEr PIZZA Daily ., ii sr ritmon Name Address Phone 10:30-3:30 Try Shakey's famous Bavarian b/ack beer, cuper clioe Run Ad (No of days) Enclose $ Send in handy order blank. Enclose Nish or chck. Make check out to and the finest domestic and imported beer! 437 So. 1st St. 292-9071 Starting Date Spartan Nib" Clessifiedx. Phone 294-64i4 Er,. 2465