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Vol. 53 .41110" SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1965 No. 46 _ Tile Mite the Psychoanalyst Speaks Prof. Says Quarter At ASB Forum Today Psychoanalyst Dr. Rollo May practicing psychoanalyst and pro- will speak this morning on "Crea- fessor of clinical psychology at tivity and the Unconscious" at New York University. 10:30 in Concert Hall. The lecttwe is open to the col- System No Solution Guest of the ASB Forum Lec- lege community without charge. ture Committee, Dr. May is a Dr. May, a widely published By SHARON OSAKI round operation is not the answer mean heavier burdens on students, author, has written "The Mean- Spartan Daily Staff Writer to the problem faculty and clerical staff because ing of Anxiety," "Man's Search Instituting the year-round quar- The obvious answer to the prob- of increased registrations &id for Himself," and numerous arti- ter system at all California state lem, according to Dr. Morris, is finals. more money from the State Legis- Dr. Morris also thinlcs that the cles on psychology and religion. colleges and universities is a "false Weather Go' lature which will enable the col- change would greatly He is currently a supervisory hinder teach- attempt of Overcoming the prob- leges to operate under the present er education program because of a and training analyst with the lem of inadequate classroom space semester system. conflict in semester and quarter William Alanson White Institute For Gemini "But the legislature seems un- systems in student teaching work. of Psychiatry, Psychology and Psy- and will cause considerable harm willing to do this," he said. The summer quarter would also choanalysis in New York. to the quality of our educational PROGRAM KEY reduce summer school offerings Space Flight A native of Ohio, Dr. May was Program." because of lack of space and per- According to Dr. MOITiS, the educated at Oberlin College and This is the opinion of Dr. Bert sonnel. Dr. Morris key to the proposed plan lies said that this CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Columbia University where he re- Morris, professor of chemistry and with the summer quarter which would hurt graduates, especially Weathermen gave Gemini 7 Astro- ceived his Ph.D. chairman of the year-rowid com- teachers, who want to take short will offer substrunially all the reg- nauts Frank Borman and James In recent years, he acted as mittee of the Academic Council. sununer courses. ular courses available during the Lovell a tentative go-ahead yes- President of the New York State The committee is studying ways rest of the year. terday for blastoff Saturday on Psychological A.ssociation, Fellow to implement the quarter system * * * Will enough students forsake man's longest venture into space. of the National Council of Religion at SJS by 1969 as requested by summer jobs and vacations to at- The all-clear weather forecast in Higher Education, member of the Chancellor. tend the summer quarter? Dr. came as the 37-year-old space the Board of Trustees of the THREE YEAR PLAN Morris doubts it. 'Stop Plan' pilots were in the doctor's office American Foundation of Mental Dr. Morris said the reasoning If there is not a high enrollment seeking to add a medical O.K. to Health and Fellow of the Amen- DR. ROLLO MAY behind the State Board of Trus- during the summer, the result the growing list of "go" reports Can Psychological Association. "Creativity and the Unconscious" tees' decision to operate on the would be higher operational costs Says Judge for the grueling 14-day orbital quarter system is to allow stu- and no substantial change in grad- journey. A writ of mandamus ordering dents to go to school all year uation time. The five hour physical, last ma- the State Boarrl of Trsutees to FAB c round so they can graduate in The quarter system poses sev- jor checkup before launch, got temporarily halt conversion of all three years. eral other problems, according to underway shortly after 7 a.m. California colleges and universities Dr. Morris. EST. No difficulties were expected. ASB The faster graduation wlll make to the quarter system was issued hief Tells The present course unit system Gemini 6's space chase pilots, room for new students and allevi- Tuesday by San Francisco Superior must be completely revised since Walter Schirra and Thomas Staf- ate the shortage of classroom Judge Raymond J. Arata. quarter units will be worth 35 of ford, also had medical appoint- / space. The temporary restraining order semester units. ments today. They got a prelimi- Dr. Morris admitted that the was issued shortly after a Petition nary look over for their Dec. 13 "pmjected needs of California state HEAVIER BURDENS was filed by Attorney Victor Van verrule If Necessary colleges is tremendous and they Instructors will be forced to launch. Bourg on behalf of the College A special team of spaceflight are way behind in building pro- revise their class curricula to fit Council of the American Federa- meteorologists making their first The chairman of the Financial ter, ASB Treasurer Bill Clark, dean of students, and Mks Cor- grarn." the new system. tion of Teachers (AFT). Advisory Board (FAB) told Stu- Student Council finance officer nelia Tomes, associate dean of system would also report for the twin-launch spec- However, he feels that the year- The quarter John Galm, SJS assistant dent Council yesterday to "over- John Bruckman, junior represent- students for activities. tacular said weather was expected professor of English and vice- rule us (FAB) when you believe ative, and one student-at -large. Since the FAB chairman only to be "satisfactory" Saturday at president of the AFT, Local 1362, It's neccsary," and then invited votes in case of ties, students will the launch site with balmy tem- The student-at-large has yet to explained that the Board of Trus- council members to sit in on FAB outnumber the non-students five peratures, partly cloudy skies and be named, since the accession of tees ha.% until Jan. 12 to show meetings to "watch us in action." Popular 'We Five' To Sing a moderate breeze. Bill Clark to treasurer Pres Hen cause why the tempormy order Prof. Jack Holland, chairman dricks has announced he will ap- should not become permanent of the Management Department point the student-at-large "as soon 475 Favor Recall Attorney Van Bourg will explain and chairman of FAB, addressed as possible." At Spartan Program Tonight the implications of the court action council to clear up "a lack of According to Richard Patten- this afternoon at 2 in Cafeteria Senior Pictures Hendricks, Spotter, Clark and The We Five, popular vocal up this morning" and find them- rapport and lack of understanding aude, co-chairman of Students to The public is invited to Bruckman are FAB members by selves an overnight smash. The A and B. ,emor eiriures for of FAB's functions" between the Recall Hendricks Committee group, will present a concert to- according to reason of their offices. group, formed three years ago, attend this discussion, Sparta Life magazine began this two groups. (SRH), 475 students have signed night at 8:15 in the Men's Gym. Faculty members of FAB, ap- was known as the "Ridge Run- Gahm. week in Building R, Room 1. petition.% favoring the nuster of The group, known for its hit rec- FAB's FUNCTION pointed by SJS Pres, Robert D. ners." The tried to break into the Seniors and graduate students who Clark and confirmed by the Aca- ASB Pres. John Hendricks. ord, "I Woke Up This Morning, FAB's function is to folk field. have not yet made appointments He noted demic Council, include Holland, The committee needs about 2,000 on budgetary mat- You Were on My Mind," is per- With little success as folk sing- Israeli Speaker for photos are invited to do so now. advise council Dr. Richard Elliot, assistant pro- signatures with ASB card num- ters, and that "student officials forming under the auspices of the ers, the group, accepting the sug- Portraits are being taken daily fessor of Drama, and Prof. Ray bers to place the recall mea.sure Robert Keller, an Israeli gov- control FAB." Students actually ASB Spartan Prognuns Commit- gestion of Frank Werber, manager from 8:30 until 4:45 p.m. through Wilkerson, associate professor of on the ballot ernmental industrial official, will control more votes on FAB than tee. of the Kingston Trio, began to Wednesday, Dec. 8, by Keith Cole chemistry. Tickets for the second concert search for a unique sowid. speak on "Economic Trends in Studios of Redwood City. Cost of non-students, he added. votes to four when Hendricks ap- in the Washington Square Series Last April We Five found that Israel" tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. phot,os is $4, including a one-year, FAB membership includes five STUDENTS OUTNUMBER points the student-at-large. an- $1.50 for students and faculty sound in "You Were on My Mind." in Concert Hall. -issue subscription to Sparta- students: ASB Pres. John Hen- College administrators on the three Holland said the ASB reserve and $2.50 for the general public. The smash single is now past the The talk is sponsored by the Life. driek.s, ASB Vice-Pres. Jerry Spol- board are Dr. Stanley C. Benz, fund is slowly being depleted, and Available at the Student Affairs million mark in sales. We Five SJS Israeli Student Organization. because of this all ASB supported Business Office and at the booth has a hit. album, too. Their latest Keller will speak on current programs "were asked to take a near Spartan Bookstore, tickets single, "Let's Get Together," is developments in Israeli industries 10 per cent budget cut during last may also be purchased at the door. enjoying popularity on today's list and their ecrmomic relations with Viet Nam Casualties spring's budgetary deliberations. The We Five didn't just "wake of best selling records. other countries. The reserve fund, which cur- rently contains $46,000, was estab- lished during the 1930s when SJS enrollment increased rapidly Show To Aid Service Families thereby increasing income from student body cards faster than pro- Maguire said. "The Greek In an elfort to aid the families that all pmceeds from the variety' group," grams could be devised to spend to a num- system at SJS Is uniting behind of American servicemen killed or program will be donated this money. Viet Nam servicemen's this cause. It's bringing us to- injured in Viet Nam, Theta Chi ber of familias. A special list of such gether." fraternity will stage its 14th an- families with financial needs is Tickets for the 11-act show nual All-Greek Show in the San being prepared by Miss Joan Mat- are on sale at the Student Affaiia Drama Department Jose Civic Auditorium at 8 p.m. thews, Red Cross director. Business Office, in front of the Saturday, Dec. II. "We want to do our part to let Spartan Bookstore, Mosher's Ltd.. Gil Lowry and Frank Maguire, the victims (of the Viet Nam war) and the Theta Chi house, 12.3 S. Prewnts 'Dybbuk' eli.iirmen have announced know they are not a forgotten llth St. Tiekets are $1 per person and $1.50 per couple. Some 400 performers rep- Tomorrow Night resenting five sororities and six fraternities, and professional per- "The Dybliuk," a love story of sonalities and bands for fill-ins demonic possession, by Sholom netful will appear in the variety program. Ansky will he presented by the Sweepstakes award for the show Drama Department. opening to- will be a $100 scholarship. Three Discrimination other scholarships $75, $50, and mormw night at 8:15 in the Col- $25 - will be offered in both the lege There I er. A panel discussion on discrimination in varinus parts of the world fraternity, and sorority divisions. The play. will he repealed Sat- will be held by students and instructors at the International Student Judges for the pmgram will he urday and Wednesday, Dec. Fl Organization (ISO) meeting at 3:30-5 p.m. tomorrow in IfEl. Joseph S. Pare, mayor of San Jose; through Saturday, Dec. 11. Pro- Thomas Coke, assistant professor of speech, acting foreign stu- Lt. Col. Vernon L. HMO, chairman ceeds from a special presentation dent adviser, will moderate the discussion which will begin with state- of SJS Aernspece Studies; Miss Sunday. Dee, 5, will go to John R. ments by the students on discrimination affecting their countries. Betty Lou Mathes. 1965 Home- Kerr Scholarship Fund. coming Queen; and Jaek Holland, Tickets are available at Collette Frosh Interviews head of the SJS Department of Theater Box Office daily from 1 Management. to 5 p.m. Admission is 75 cents The Freshman Assembly will hold interviews today at 3:30 for lie Lowry explainNI thet the idea for SJS students and $1.50 for Finance and All-Frosh Day committees in the College Union, Dick of donating pmceeds In service- general public. Soto, freshman assembly executive director, announced. men's families was originally, sug- Visiting professor Mordecai Go- nnnie William, (in dar coal, left) sophomore inferior decoration "The finance committee shall be responsible for the mordination gested by Tom Volz, sesnier liberal relik is directing, designing the maior, surveys the selection of artwork And assorted paraphernalia cere- of funds and zill financial aspects of the Freshman Assembly," Scotty arts major and master of set. The script IOWA Will IVO Ge- Art Sale on display at the Seventh Street Arf Sale now in progress. The Smith, finance director, said. monies for the show. 1 IVIIk'S OWII adaptation. sale features artworks created in art design classes. SKP.kATAN DAILY Thursday, December 2 1965 Staff Room (§ PA RTAN DA I LY 'Sour Grapes' , - SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Get the 'Word'

Editor ...... SCOTT MOORE Ad.crtising NIgr., BOB SCHERNER By RICH THAW SJS' sports program is currently, and has for sonic time, been undergoing con-

siderable criticism f 1,4 I Oil, Editorial Comment this campus. The persons making criticism, more often than not, are the same persons who are "Crusaders on Campus." These per- Quarter System Saves sons adhere to crusades, usually vocally, and fight social disorder by lying down. The town.% ersy over year-round kit or part of this $105 mill It's time to give the "omit- to thew education in ilie .tate colleges is the savings should be utilized either to in- insecure people. -object of an increasingly bitter de- crease faculty salaries under the quar- FIELD COMPETITION ltaic between GOV. Edmund G. Brown ter system or to hire new professors and state college Chancellor Glenn S. so that the present faculty will not One can learn more about people on Dunike. Go%. Brown insists the state be forced into a longer acatl work an athletic field than in most classroom colleges adopt the year-round plan im- period. situations . . . opponents' physical and mediately. while a cautious Duntke Although such a move would not mental strengths and weaknesses ... their -a%. he'd rather wait 10 years. then result in the fantastic savings breaking points. Better examples can't he leanwhile. the t:ollege Council of suggested by Gov. Brown. it would found of how individuals succumb to (or merican Federation of Teachers make room for thousands of additional imprint- under pressure. I All') is -fling to stop the Board of students. This should be given more "The clove's entrails do not augur clearly, oh King . . For g, "Lie Down and Fight" 'frustees and Duntke from iniposing thoughtful consideration than useless We're now checking the phase of the Moon!" persims who have not vet learned that year-round quarter system. quibbling about -problems" and saving intellectualism is not ttiv,as directly car- 1Ithotigh Dunike has .aid his op- ..... ney. related with perma-criti, ism, I have pre- pared an informatise guide to fun, social position is based on problems involved It will cost a great deal more than Guest Room interaction and healthy bodies. in the change. it appears he actually S1115 million in the next 10 years to may be more afraid of antagonizing build new colleges throughout the state LIST OF ATTRIBUTES the professors. to arc late the fantastic increase 'Recall of Perspective' I. Sports are practical. They teach Some ;nth% iduals have suggested in students. I ..... tediate implementation By GENE 1.0KEY then there would Ite definite merit for alertness in a rapidly changing envirmi- iliat professors in the colleges /night of the quarter system will provide fa- meld. They can as-ist in gait . i .. g social The SRII (Students for the Recall of recall. lw forced to spend more time teaching thousands of students at a poise. They teach you how to face up to cilities for Hendricks) movement has made some But John Hendricks is faced with competitive pressure. They develop an ler a quarter system for the same .. i .. imum cost. serious mistakes in its campaign. Its sup- many problems that his predecessor was approach to working for group effort pay. This is one reason the AFT has Gov. Brown should pass the $105 port has been secured from those whose not. There is too much politically moti- ( kind of like a demonstration). Sport also filed snit to stop imposition of the self-interest is the only interest. I agree vated action inside and mit,ide of student million savings to the faculty or he will introduces a concept, new to many of those that John Hendricks has made some M 18. governmen t. The two political parties, quarter system. reading this coluinn, called a "positive find his year-round demands complete- takes during his term hut I also ask those SPUR and UNICOL, have locked horns Gov. Brown has said that the quar- attitude." ly thwarted. The quarter system is who want his recall, what plans, construc- in student government over the basic ter system would save taxpayers $105 2. Sports are fun. tive plans, do they have to offer as re- philosophy. This may he the source of needed nowbut not at the expense of :1. Sports are a cohesive tie between ov er the next 10 years. If this placements? conflict. I would like to see some dis- people and a PRIMARY basis for witted i. so. then it presents the solution to an already underpaid faculty. The next The mistakes of the ASB president are cussion on this topic. spirit (not based on the communality or I iimike's dilemma. e is now up to Sacramento. a product of the philosophy that Bob However, the main problem is that dissension "sour-grapes"). Pisan, last year's ASB president, started student government must change its pers. and wanted Hendricks to continue. Hen- pective. It must admit that provincialism LASTING FRIENDS dricks rose through the political ranks and non-involvement are dead dogntas and and is making a valiant attempt to pro- wake up to the changing world. There- 4. Sports are a social opportunity. Marathon Absenteeism fore, when one talks ahout recall, I wonder vide "continuity in student government." Talk to football players from 20 years what or whom is to be recalled? Are we back. Are their friends front some college talk on the life and out reservation, an expert on Fuller. HARD TO REPLACE The marathon recalling!, the man or the idea that he sports team, or are they from a "Protest career of Richard Buckminister For the fatttastic effort put forth , About one year ago, Bob Pisano talked reprements? World War II" committee and there with me about my decision to run for I think a better program would be engineering genius, was one of the by this professor, it is terribly dis- to were some! appointing to see such a small attend- ASB president. He said, "You are not demand a chang,e in the perspective and 5. Participation in sports wottld mean MOFt stimulating and informative politically mature or aware of the prob- leave the man. Hendricks ance at the program throughout the has shown him- the elimination of rude-looking fuzz on events held on campus this year. Sadly, lems associated with the office. At this self capable in some situations. Why not your chin, to he replaced with a letter- day. is no one on campus hig give him the right perspective not more than 100 students, professors time, there and then man's sweater more substantial proof The purpose of the talk was to enough to fill my shoes." let him use his experience in applying it? of individual merit. or members of the college community introduce wide information about Ful- This statement has merit when con- hook ad% antage of this novel oppor- ler's various talents so they can be sidered in light of his relationship with faculty, and aill .. i .. But tunity to find out about the man who utilized to the utmost by faculty mem- students, istrators. Hendricks does not hold this same position v% ill be living on campus front Febru- bers and local business and community of authority. He must depend on his own Question Man ary' 7 to March 30 as SJS' first Scholar members. judgment and experience when making a in Residence. Perhaps lack of infortnation about decision. By BOB FISHER David Hatch, the effervescent art Fuller in the first place is the reason PREDECESSOR'S PROBLEMS Dn you think the investigations in Washington. D.C. on the Ku Klux Klan professor ulio engineered and pro- for the undersized turnout. Perhaps maintain that if his judgment is will hare arty significant results? dueed singlehandedly the nine-hour in- the progratn was ill-timed on a lacking in competence and leadership, Effie Ragsac, frentsman, troduction, did so with the greatest Friday near vacation. IR online Hildebrandt, pvehology, Santa Clara Junior, home economies, itality and enthusiasm. In the event that another marathon I don't think much of San Jose Prof. Hatch, a personal friend of takes place closer to Fuller's isit, let Thrust and Parry the KKK and any investi- Any investigation into gation of that group or Fuller. has worked extensively with us hope that the college c ...... nunity an organization such as any other subversive or the KKK should do some him and has an amazing understanding will overcome its apathy and will 'Alternatives Selected un-American group must good. Something impor- of his ideas. Ile could be called, with attend such a worthwhile 111'1441'm do some good in the long tant should come out of By Majority, Minority' run. it. Editor: Nancy TersIni, Junior, At the present moment in world history K.ithicco BrAnn, sopho- VRTAN SJS philosophy, San .1014C DAILY in Retrospect Balboa SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE nearly every nation must choose between more, art, alternative ways of life. The choice is too I think the KKK will think it is good to Second class postage paid at San Jose. California. suffer from some of the Member California often not a free one. One way of life is based t art an investigation Newspaper Publishers Association 13 YEARS AG() facts and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by upon the will of the Majority ... The second and information .ibout the KKK. It will students of San Joss Pato College, except Satur- A campus poll conducted by the Spartan way of life is based upon the will of the about it that will be Itn,e any publicity it might day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription Daily revealed that SJS students and faculty Minority forcibly imposed upon the majority. brought out during this get and will certainly ap- accepted only on remainder-of-semester basis. Full investigation. C011- academic year. $9; each somoster, $4.50. Ofi-campue members were evenly divided in opinion aa It relies upon terror and oppression, a preciate it. trolled press and radio, fixed elections and price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 2E44414 Editorial to whether the United Nations should use Eft. 2313, 2314, 23U, 2311. Advertising Ext. 2011. suppression of personal freedoms. Bob Stephens, senior, 2012. 2013, 2014. Porn of Globe Printing Co. Office the atom bomb in the Korean conflict. I believe that it must be the policy of philosophy. San Jose Richard Cisneros, jun- hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Hensley through Friday. Those favoring u.se of the bomb stressed the United States to support free peoples In general, this investi- ior, business, San Fran- Editor SCOIT MOORE the importance of saving American lives. who are resisting attempted subjugation by gation will be of no value. cisco Advertising Manager SOS SCHERNER armed minorities or by outside pressure The bad publicity should Day Editor SANDE Those people opposed countered with the I think the investiga- LANGE groups. hurt it, though. The meth- News Editor CARY KOSKI retaliation on Ameri- tion of the KKK is a good moral issue plus fear of ods used in these investi- Associate Editor CAROL CARD There are some small selfish gmups arnong thing. I feel it win slum Copy Editor can cities. gations are poor Con- TOM MEAD us, who would profess peace and yet who how much damage the Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON gress should stick to mak- would give up an essential liberty of all men group has done. It needs Campus Life Editor -----... SUSAN KANO 10 YEARS AGO ing laws and let someone Fine Arh Editor ...._.-- SUZAN CRAWSHAW to purchase a little temporary safety . . . to he investigated. Wire Editor STEVE BETTINI We Americans are vitally concerned with else investigate. "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," was Kirkpatrick, Assistant Editor CHRIS RICHERT the defense of freedom. We are putting forth Dennis College Theater Si1J1 Le- public Relations . DAVE SHEPARD the second production of the our energies, our resources, and our organiza- Junior, sociology, Business Manager JOHN MacEACHERN Dennis Bahen, senior, for the 1955-56 drama season, tion power to give people the strength to andro National Advertising Mnager ..._ DON TODOROFE advertising, Escondido investigation Is Classified Manager . RiCHARD LOW regain and maintain a free world and we Thiq I don't of the House Classified Promotion Mnagw JOE MORIARTY 3 YEARS AGO shall send them, in ever-increasing numbers, think much will like those come out of it. Committee, Credit Manager ...... --...--.--. FRANK HIRSCH ships, planes, tanks, and guns. At first the Un-American Promotion Manager .-..... TERRY PETERSON Kappa Alpha Theta sorority financially people get outraged, where many implications This is the pledge we gave the world and but then they will be made-- but nothing REPORTING STAFF, Roger Allen, Robert Compton, adopted a 13-year-old Greek girl in coopera- by the Grace of God we will carry out our satisfied are by an investigation. out of them. The Bob Fishr, Pat Hffernan, John Held, LaVella tion with the Foster Parents Plan. The young end of the bargain. comes committee ha.s no power Jackson. Sande Lange. Dvid labsch, Sharon Osaki, girl was living in Germany with her poverty- Joanne Owens, Bob Reed, Chris Richert. Sandra Jim Michaelson \ US to do anything. st ricken Roysdon, Paul Savoie, Rick Skinner, Rich Thaw. A1975 SPARTAN DAILT-3 Thursday, December 2, 1965 Teaching Telephone Belles _ Interviews Keep Busy Schedule 1 TODAY Why settle for less? Greater AnehorageArea Borough 11, i'ERNAN 1;enr., 65,000 75,000 school District, Anchorage, Alaska. Spartan Doh 'stall Writer who works part-time on the board, Elementary and High Sehool "Campus operator. may I help route calls to the school's 792 ac- BOOKS & GREETING Teachers needed. you please?" iVe extensions, place long-distance PAPERBACKS CARDS Ever wonder who that helpful calls NitrsiDAY and send and receive tele- "campus operator" is and hov,. she grams. sionterey Public. Schools, Mon- Books Inc:go' seems to knovt. what you want or I terry (Monterey County). Elemen- When asked about the funniest TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE where you can find OM what you tary teachers needed. call they have received they all re- Stevens Creek & Winchester want to know? called that of the little boy who San Jose's Blg Bookstore I i EMMY Actually there is no "campus asked the operator "When is the OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY Hayward Unified School District. operator," but a campus switch- next recess period, so I can bring sec-, a/o:forma Simi 11451 Hayward I Alameda County). Ele- board "manned" by four women inv. tirother his Iiinelr'" mentary. and High School Teachers all of whom manage to sound jut,: needed. alike on the phone. Incoming calls and on-campus. t,001) sit/Fits l'UFFFI? WEDNESDAY calls are picked up by one of the Palmdale School District, Palm- women when a white light goes on TOP BiNDINGS dale (Los Angeles countyr. Ele- in front of them. mentary teachers needed. One of the women, Mrs. Gloria ritURNDAY Tataratis, is a pert brunette vt:ht) Ingetes City Scheel District sometimes finds it hard to sup- "THE CONDITIONS in South Africa are de- evening. Guest of the ASB Forum Lecture Los Angeles County). Elementary press a laugh at some of the stroying the blacks physically and spiritually," Committee, Tabata described economic and aid High School teachers needed. things she is asked on the line. declared I. B. Tabata, president of the South political conditions. oakland Public Schools, Oakland "I think the funniest thing I African Unity Movement as he spoke Tuesday Alameda County), Elementary have heard came from a student teachers needed. who recently called in and asked for a professor, saying, 'She is LOOK GRVXD PRIX FRIDAY about 5'2" and a little on the REED'S SPORT has one of the largest selections of South Bay Union Elementary SHOP heavy side but I don't know het. top quality bindings including, Look, Miller, Marker, Lift School District, Imperial Beach name.' " and many miters. For tlie skier %Ito NMI'S quality equip- (San Diego County, Elementary Inslustry Binds South African Life, : Mrs. Wyn Baehr, mother of client and expert installation, satislactiost is guaranteed at teaehers needed. three teen-age girls "who make REED'S. it impossible for me to use the phone except at work." may be the Says Nationalist Leader Tabata triendly operatoe who asks to help 'Chinese Aid you. By SUZANNE BETHARD can carry out the task." per cent of the land in the re- Mrs. Baehr says "that after "My generation is proud that This was the declaration of I. B. public is designated for the black working the switchboard for a fe. history has chosen us to liberate Tabata, president of the South popuation, which totals four-fifths In Viet Nom,' )ears, I can tell what people wan' our people, and we believe we African Unity Movement. a nation- of the population, he added. sometimes before they tell me " alist group, when he spoke Tues- In 1963, Tabata said 380,000 The only problems she encounters 3151 Al Rock Ave., 258-5305 day night in the Engineering persons in South Attica were con- on the line are filling requests I Bldg. as part of the ASB Lecture victed for failing to present per- Sources Say for "The Dean," or "The Princi- Series. mits stating their residence and WASHINGTON (UPI) The pal," or to brace herself when she Open Toni,!ht The entire economic, social, and occupation. The weakness, in the United States has solid evidence hears, "Let me tell you my prob- lem." political structure of South Africa opinion of the speaker, of this of a major expansion of Commu- is dependent upon industry, the pass system, is that it ties an nist Chinese military anti economic Mrs. Betty Cheney may he the Until 9 p.m. speaked said. The duty of the individual to a particular job and aid to North Viet Nam, authora- cheet:ful voice you get by dialing government is to provide the permits authorities to send labor tative sources said yesterday. "0" from on-campus. without regard LOWEST cheap lack labor which keep these where it is needed Peking has stepped up the flow The four operators, assisted by industries in operation. In order for individual rights. of both war materials and Indus thoir supervisor, Alberta Hearing, to achieve this task, the govern- "By definition, the African is trial supplies to the North Viia Gas Prices in San Jose ment must keep the black popula- not a worker in his country," Ta- namese, they said. In addition. S. tion illiterate and education mean- bata continued. A worker has the Red Chinese engineering troops ignups Due Now Guaranteed Major Brand Gasoline ingless to youth. unalienable right to join a union. have rep ,ir ofeteVIE been sent to help Under the Group Areas Act, However, the black workem can the rail line linking Hanoi mill, F Tabata explained, the blacks are neither join, nor form a union. Southern China. or On-Campus 4th & William 6th & Keyes F. Drama Department 1. issued permits stating where they Tabata compared the South Af- At the same time, North Viet I rican Bantu Education Act with Presents must live and work. A mere 13 Nam has undertaken a major pro- the restrictive measures of Hitler's gram to improve the series of Job Interviews 13th & Julian 10th & Taylor regime. Under the Bantu Act, the jungle paths known as the Ho Israeli Display black population is divided accord- Chi Minh Trail. by which war All January graduates interest- THE ed ing to ethnic groupings and re- materials and troops are sent in employment opportunities Four Locations to Serve You An exhibit assembled by the should register now with the gresses to tribalism. through eastern Laos and then 'IIMIHURIONIMMINUOIESMiiniiiiiiiiilifiniiiiiiiifiiiIiiiiiIiiiiiIiiilillUliillti1itliMiiiIiiiinn) '7.M.1.11111111111111.13111101111111111411111111111, Israeli Student Organization (ISO) Placement Center, DYBBUK "The conditions in South Africa into the Viet Cong held areas of ADM234, Mrs. is now on display on the first floor Mary Schaaf, business and - By Sholom Ansky are destroying the blacks physical- South Viet Nam. indus- of the library. trial placement supervisor, has an- ly and spiritually," Tabata con- The State Department, com- E. Tomorrow and Saturday -2 Photographs show the Israeli nounced. cluded. "Friendship and sympa- menting on reports from intelli- Puritan Oil Co. Curtain 8:15 p.m. 1 people, their way of life and growth More than 30 companies will be E. thetic understanding are needed gence sources on the intensified of their country. conducting on-campus interviews by my people, not pity." Peking assistance, said Red China "E.- SUNDAY MATINEE -2 Examples of Israeli craftsman- during the first two weeks of De- has extended "more than $500 4: I 5 p.m. = ship are also on display. cember. City. County and Federal million in economic aid to Hanoi." -111111111111111111111111111111111111M oold Religious Adve,,,ero = , Items for the exhibit were ob- government agencies vvill also be wouninomiotimmolimuiumumil, = Also Runs Dec 8 thro I I =i Students Urged The assumption is that it is con- tained from private collections and seeking January graduates. E Col ege Theatre = the department said. Serv- tinuing, Opportunities will be available g SJSC Students 75c -=' , from the Israeli Information Early publicity To Register for all majors, including account- E Box Office Tel. 294-6414 E. i ice, said Onoosh Garay, Students planning to take the ing, business. marketing, science, T111111111111111111111111111111111110ill chairman. Friclay Flick Where to See Jesus Scholastic Aptitude Test iSAT) math ,engineering, economics, rec- Saturday must register in ADM201 "The Fall of the Roman Em- reation, social science and the lib- our classic sharkskin suit before the test date. pire." starring Sophia Loren, Ste- eral arts. The SAT is required for students phen Boyd and Alec Guiness, will Mrs. Schaaf noted that seniors has natural good looks! applying for a California State be tomorrow's Friday Flick. should visit the Placement Center While scholars raise the question of a historical Jesus Scholarship for the 1966-67 aca- The film will be shown at 6 and as soon as possible in order to reg- and confused theologians dispute the authority of the Son demic year. 9:45 p.m in T1155. Admission ister and sign op for interVieW ap- of God, Jesus Christ, a risen Lord, is known and loved by Deadline to apply for a State 35 cents oointmeni, millions who have me+ Him as a personal Friend. The man Scholarship for next year is Jan. who wonders if God is dead hasn't looked and doesn't want 7, 1966. to know, for finding Christ, one is forever changed, and Applications and further infor- can not help but see Him everywhere. In fact, so com- mation on the scholarship are pletely has the Sovereign Lord identified Himself with available in ADM201. man, we must find Him in our neighbor's eyes and search SCREEN SCENES Him out in a brother's soul. Warning of the judgment when God will one day find Forum Tomorrow SARATOGA us out, Jesus Christ assures all men: "When the Son of Christians for Social Action, re- man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he 1.7502 Big Basin Way 867302n 396 Simi First 292-6778 will sit on his him will be gathered Backbone of every sound campus wardrobe: Our hard-flnished, cently recognized group on cam- glorious throne. Before tightly woven, pure worsted sharkskin in authentic natural pus, will sponsor a Seventh Street THE TRAIN. INN1T1 KID all the nations, and he will separate them from one another as a shepherd separates +he sheep from the goats, and he shoulder model. Navy. Olive. Cambridge Grey. Only 72.50 or Forum tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. it) A DAT'S NEW PI CAT? ANN NI 11111..lt CAN WIN 10.00 a month. (Others 57.50 to 100.001 will place the sheep at his right hand, but the goats at the front of the Cafeteria. student Discount left. Then the King will say to those at his right hand, Students and ministers from Charge up to 5100 1us+ show your ASB or faculty card 'Come, 0 blessed of my Father, inherit +he kingdom pre- several campus Christian groups G A Y ODE TO MOVIE PT. VI pared for you from the foundation of the world; for I was will speak on the general theme MO South Firmi 294-5544 Soft. soft. the padded seat. hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave of "Peace on Earth." GRODINS STORY OF EIGHT GIRLS llere we are in our dark retreat. me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was Booths will also be set up in See the man. look at him ran. naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, VALLEY FAIR SHOP MON. THRU SAT. UNTIL 9:30 P.M. to distribute literature on MA \i While tte sit in the show haring fun. order I was in prison and you came to me.' Then the righteous SAN ANTONIO CENTER SHOP MON. THRU SAT. UNTIL 9:30 P.M. soeietN. inn the church will answer him, 'Lord, when did we see thee hungry and TOWNE CINEMA feed thee, or thirsty and give thee drink? And when did 1433 The Alameda 297-3060 we see thee a stranger and welcome the, or naked and _ 352 s. It 41111 clothe thee? And when did we see thee in prison and visit Attention Senior Women! ! ! thee?' And the King will answer them, 'Truly, I say to you, 'BRILLIANT. HILARIOUS!' 1194901Th' as you did it to one of the least of these - N Y Jovrne ArnariC. my brethren, you did it to me.' Then he will say to those at his left hand, EMPLO YMENT JOSEPH E LEVINE CHRISTMAS ^10 tiT I 'Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared devil and his =all0 for the angels: for I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink. I was PROGRAM MASTROIANNI a stranger and you did nof welcome me, naked and you did Company needs qualified senior women to woi k not clothe me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me' The Pacific 'Telephone ... and they will go away into eternal punishment, but the full time (luring the Christmas holidays in the San blew Accounting ()nice ...and righteous into eternal life." (Matthew 25:31-46) how h) Have you met Jesus Christ? He never very far kLIFICATIONS Must graduate in June. 1966. Caonova away. Major in Business or Social Science TT ORK PERIOD December 20-31 (2 weeks) 70 Skl.111 $84.50 per week. 4k

ineetieg will be held in the Education RhIg., room 100 on Dee. 8 at 3:30 for all sirior %omen Pleose refer any questions to Mrs. Keller, Place- mem Bureau. Ext. 20:44. A Contemporary Christians on Campus Itak TIUSHINGIA/11 leintlev eCttlIKI nano. ZollOr Box 11791 Palo A WOOOFA1L 1001111t110111 FON ANUS 1111V1 Alto Pacific Telephone Co. Plus .D11. WITH THE GREEN EYES LET'S TALK ABOI'T WOMEN ouliouninwomommouoommoonmonumuommmittommonomoi 4SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. December 2. 1985 No Grades, No Exams Drama Department Giee Clubs To Present Has Reading Hour All ,pretation hoar will be presented by the Drama Department today at 3:30 Christmas Music Concert Tutorials Program p.m. in Studio Theatie. Si read- Frosh Laud ings will be offered by drama "An Evening Clubs in Concert Hall tomorrow Music" will be presented by the at 8:15. The Glee Clubs are students. H. James Tellefson will SJS Men's and Women's Glee under the direction of Brent EDITOR'S NOTE: Sophomore Cindy Lyle explores "Although students only attend two hoins eentral theme. This semester the stress be master of ceremonies. the student tutorials program at San Jose State is on the Greek civilization. John Burgers' "The Miracle" - I Heisinger, assistant professor of of scheduled class per week," Miss Archi- College campus today with the first of a two-part bald explained, "I find that they respond Tutorials classes do not attempt to sep- will be read by his daughter music. 0 II experimental pro- story. The "general aducati Shirley, will Heisinger, director of the Glee gram" is eeeee ved for outstanding freshman students to the informal and intellectual atmosphere arate and categorize subject matter into Bttrbara. Bonnie Winter or Summer Last Leaf." Clubs since 1963, is currently and was begun this fall. It win originated by Dr. by spending much of their free tiine con- independent courses of study, explained Miss read O. Henry's "The Mervyn Cadwallader, SJS associate professor of relates Women Mostly" by 13ar- Spartans Go working toward his doctorate at versing with teachers and fellow students Archibald. "The Tutorials program "For For sociology. Tomorrow Miss Lylit's topic will be in the Tutorials Building." philosophy, history, religion, arid other seem- bare James will be presented by stanford University. In addition, "Combatting Anonymity." ingly unrelated subjects into one integrated Thalia Brummer. The TOPSIDER he arranges for the SJS March- BUILDING AN ASSET concept of civilization." A. A. Milne's "Eeyore Ldses ing Band. By CINDY LYLE The blonde SJS coed feels that the Tu- His Tail" will be read by Theresa The concert. including music "This is what I expected college to be." torials Center, located on 10th between San 'BROADER HORIZONS' Fye. "Ring Out Wild Bells" by from nine foreign lands will open remarked freshman Gordon Strate about Antonio and San Fernando Streets, is one Similarly impressed with this teaching Walcott Gibbs and "The Boy with the Women's Glee Club the Tutorials program at SJS. "The fact of the prime elements leading to the success method, Zapponi, referring to the writings Who Hated Christmas" by Ogden presentation of three arrange- that college might be so very different was of the program. of Thucydides, observed that, "If you read Nash will be read by Christina ments, accompanied by Sue a shocking realization." "I like the idea of having a building this on your own, you get historical descrip- Schwarz and James Mason, re- Beagle. from Fre- which provides a relaxed atmosphere for Strate. a mathematics major tion of ancient Grecian life. But with the spectively. The first movement of "Con- mont. is one of 120 students pioneering interchange between students and their aid of tutorials discussions and tutoring, cierto de Navidad" by contempo- the revolutionary experiment in education, profesors. Teachers and students are given you learn how the world Thucydides knew rary Cuban composer Paul Cson- called Humanities Tutorials, which is offer- an opportunity to speak informally about relates to our own and other ages. Thus SPECIAL NOTICE ka, will be accompanied on harps ing the top fourth of the SJS freshman academic and social problems," Miss Archi- you gain a much broader understanding by Maureen Searles and Mrs. class an unusual opportunity to develop bald added. "Teachers remain in their offices of life." TO ALL Nancy Gttstavson, music instruc- By Sperry intiative and independence of thought. in the Center most of the day, including Instead of relying on the regimented tor Blue or White Unlike conventional classes, the new plan evenings, and students are welcome to come schedules found in most regular courses, ;, SAN JOSE STATE S requires no examinations or regularly sched- in any time and talk over any controversial Tutorials stresses individual reading and re- STUDENTS Zss $9.95 uled lectures. No grades are assigned until topic from sex to Catholicism." search, Miss Archibald pointed out. "Stu- the end of the semester. INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM dents are taught to depend upon very few dl,,Lount with your ** The classic Sperry Topsider knows no INDIVIDI'AL ATIENTION Mike Zapponi, an art major from San research books, As a result, our ideas are Gettoe,a season. Skipping in the sun or splash- Instead, the student gets individual tutor- Carlos, expressed enthusiasm for the re- mostly, if not entirely, original thinking. $ student body cards ing through puddles, this shoe is worn ing along with attending laboratory sessions, laxed, informal system that gives him a We draw our own conclusions about the at by the men who know what's happen- occasional lectures, and small group dis- chance to get away from a regimented material we read and present them to our ing on the college campus. LP 11- cussions and seminars. college life. He revealed that, due to the teachers and fellow students during dis- .c44 Susan Archibald, a journalism major from atmosphere of intellectual freedom, "Stu- cussion." OVA Xenia, Ohio, who had a semester of experi- dents aren't afraid to be branded because In addition to discussion, this "individual Ypene laundpy ence in regular classes at SJS before en- of unusual ideas, and are encouraged to thinking" is written up into composition * formerly advertised as THE SKI OUTFITTERS rolling in Tutorials, considers the new plan develop original ideas and differing opinions." form about once a week. Each student reads Spartan Cleaners SALESREPAIRSRENTALS more challenging, and at the same time, During each of the four semesters, all his paper to the discussion group after 4 South Fourth St. more worth while. reading and writing will be focused on a his tutor has criticized it. Opon 10-9 Mon.-Fri., Sat. to 6 p.m much %,...10VO4 SPORTS CENTER Flamenco Guitarist Greek Life ASH RADIO & TELEVISION 244-0880 244 S. 2nd San Jose 440 So. Winchester Sales & Service Color and Black & White 286-6100 Opposite the Mystery House To Play Tomorrow Faces Test GUARANTEEDSAN JOSE S FIRST SINCESERVICE 1947 FRI. - SAT., DEC. 3 - 4 Flamenco guitar player, Mi- veloped. Constructed of compli- Record PlayersTape Recorders--FM Stereo Berkeley Comm,Ety Of Survival Theater guel Aleman will perform to- cated and often dual rhythms, HiFiAudio AmplifierTVs Bob Dylan E132 under "it embodies the profundities of 8:30 p.m. morrow at 8 p.m. in By BILL GIACIIINO Oriental feeling and the virtu- SAT., DEC. 11 By- Public Demand the auspices of the Folk Music "The San Jose State fraternity 97 E. San Mason -. . osity of the gypsies," Aleman Salvador at 3rd 295-1484 Club. Tickets for the concert system must re-evaluate its ob- Sav Fr, said. Second SF Concert are $1 and may be purchased jectives and goals if it is to con- 8:30 p.m. "The music does not exist for in front of Spartan Cafeteria tinue to provide an opportunity SUN.. DEC. 1 2 explained. "She Sun., Dec. 5 8 p.m. and near Spartan Bookstore, the dancer," he for the student to obtain a well- Sa, . guitarist follows A : . Masonic Auditorium Aleman began studying fla- dances and the rounded college education by CHRISTMAS FLIGHTS 8 p.m. menco music 10 years ago. He her." balancing his academic and so- TO CHICAGO & NEW YORK: Depart Dec. 17 Return Jan. 2 Admission: associated with guitaiist Carman its rhythms are not counted on cial activities." I (NCI, New York $175 $2.50, 3.50. 4.50 Amaya and accompanied flamen- castinets. In the true flamenco This observation was made by Round Trip ca Leo Amaya. tradition, rhythms are kept by Jim Osborne, president of Delta Chicago Round Trip $140 Tickets: Downtown Center Box Office, A native of Mexico City, Ale- snapping fingers and tapping Sigma Phi fraternity, as he (All Fares Include Tax) San Francisco (PR 5-2021); Sherman/ man has presented numerous re- feet. No tamborines are used, spoke about the college Greek For Reservations & Information Coll Clay Box Office, Oakland (HI 4- ASHES AND SAND citals in Mexican galleries and according to Aleman. system at an interview yester- 8575); Record City, Berkeley ITH I- universities. He has performed in HE 1-7515 4652); and San Jose Box Office (CY day. PRODUCTION concerts in Central America. 5-0888). Please enclose self-addressed RETREAT ISSUES CHARTER FLIGHTS stamped envelope for mail orders. Venezuela, Miami and Los Ange- The problem confronting the 1112 Market Street les. Aleman also played back- 1 BEAU TIES Greek membership on the SJS San Francisco, California 94102 ground music for television pro- campus will be the subjects fac- grams and movies. Please mail me full information on flight to: ENGAGEMENTS ing participants of this year's EXCLUSIVELY SPANISH Donalyn McCurry, junior drama Greek Retreat Saturday and- Reaublet _1,14au "Flamenco," said Aleman, "is major from San Jose, announces Sunday at Asilomar in Carmel. exclusively Spanish. It developed NAME SPECIAL her betrothal to Bob Tardif, a Approximately 105 students and in Spain during the fifteenth STUDENT'S DINNER San Carlos High School math 25 faculty members, including ADDRESS CITY

$1" century from the music of the teacher from Palo Alto and SJS Pres. Robert D. Clark, will be

Moors and the Jewish people." graduate with a Master's De- involved in a discussion of the Served Da;ly: "It is the music of the gyp- gree in math. Couple plan to present Greek program at SJS. p rn. Famous sies," he said. Aleman lived in wed June 18. Miss McCurry is Osborne noted that the prob- Hofbrau Band Mexico with gypsies from Europe affiliated with the Delta Zeta lem of the modern fraternity is Sunday: in order to learn genuine fla- IT'S O.K. TO OWE KAY! Fri. Sat. sorority and is a Little Sister keeping the proper perspective II a.m.8 p.m. menco style. of Sigma Alpha Mu. balance between fraternity and "Flamenco has been carried Carleen Volonte, Alpha Chi education. "Many fraternities from past to present in the reli- Omega member and senior ele- place far too much emphasis on rites of the gypsies. Its gious mentary education major from the social aspect of college," he carders Cify -Woliratt mots are lost in time," said Redding, reveals her engagement stated. Aleman. senior phys- to Dennis Burman, LIVE OR DIE? 51 SO. Nlarket 297-2002 HIGHLY DEVELOPED ical education major from Red- The music, played by guitar He further maintained lhat ding. They will marry Jan. 29. the perpetuation of the Greek only, is unique and highly de- Christine Williams, junior fine - - system is a major challenge fac- arts student from San Jose. be- ing the fraternity today. The de- came engaged to Larry Herald, crease in the number of students COAST 10 COAST "Sir . . . a junior art major from Los going through formal rush, Os- Altos. Feb. 5th has been selected borne said, is one indication of "I think they know we're not going back to S.J.S." as a wedding date. the declining interest among en- PINNINGS tering students. Refie Hannan, Alpha Chi Ome- In reaction to the recent In- ga member and junior math ma- ter-Fraternity Council decision jor from Oakland, recently be- placing one of the 14 fraterni- YOUNG ADULTS came pinned to John Bernard, ties at SJS on probation, Os- junior business major from Oak- borne stated, "The actions of ACCOUNTS land and member of Sigma Pi that fraternity were distasteful, INVITED! Sigma at San Francisco State but they were largely exagger- ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES! College. ated by the 11CWS media " A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Products

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Chrome Reverse Ili ms Downtovr %AS So. First St. 79.95 salktale on downtown lot ticket* Going home for Chrislina, leati eeee AI. I \ HA to arrange a 3-4910Opea 9 Mon, Mors. & Fri. Mims rifle home and ball io s keys made 35c sweat shirt, use the Sp.irian Daily Classi- Valley Fair Shopping Center fieds to reach reliable and f S.J.S. stiukni- ... make your CN II-3040-0pm Mon. thrs Fri. '61 9,30 pm. FREE trip art enjoyable one and bave money by splitting expenses! , Sunnyvale 209 So. Taaffe St. PARKING ()pen Nfon. thru Fri. Room Siore BE 9-0391-0pr 'W 9 Timm & Fri. Ness 10.111 a m -3:30 p.m. cpaptan Cia,J,.4iPeeb J -20h 292-3567 3rd & San Salvador 1 niursRey, December 2, 1965 SPARTA!. DATLY-11 it Season Opener MISSES Moore and Hobbs WRANGLER 0 Varsity Scores 102 Points; S-T-R-E-T-C-H Gain All-League Polo JEANS 11 Spartan water polo goalie Bruce Hobbs was sixth in vote-getting. . Crush Game Alumni Five Hobbs anti captain Don Moore Two weeks ago he vvas named to ir ttere buth accorded first team the all-tourney squad at the Cali- B% PAI 1. sAVOIA tam toi the historic pounts. situai ion ea,icr. ' he saki. Northern California Water Polo fornia State College tournament. Dully Sports Writer The 100 points were a result of Satfold scored 17 points in the 1.eague all-star berths in selections Other first-team selections in- If Bill Clegg never does another both a tiring Alumni crew arid first half, hitting on seven of his innounced yesterday. cluded the top vote gatherer, Cal's thing in his SJS basketball career. a fast -break attack for the varsity nine attempts. He finished the Moore, the high-scoring transfer Ken High, 13 a rry Weitzenberg he will be remembered as the which broke loose in the lust half. game as the leading point-getter from Foothill Junior College, was (Cal), Pet e Ready (Stanford'. player who scored the 100th point The bulk of the first half re- with 23. iourth in vote-gathering in the Jim MacKenzie ( UOP Gary a as the Sapartan cagers reached sembled a contest, until the varsity Although getting most of his league which included Stanford, Sheerer (Stanford), Mike Parmely the century mark for the first broke from a 27-26 advantage to points when the game became DON MOORE San Francisco State, California (Stanford 1 Mike Eshelman (Stan- time in history. a 49-32 lead at the intermission. sloppy in the end, huge transfer . All-League choice and UOP besicies the Spartans. ford). Neither the record books or S. T. Saffold, the leading scorer Spartans Mike Hansen, Bill Par- a coach Stu Inman recall a game for the cagers lest year, led this ker and John Williams were giv- upsurge, scoring when the Spartans scored more on fast-break lay M111101111111111111'11,11111111HWladIII111111111111111111111111,1111111111 I_- en second team berths along with , than they did last night in a ins and after fine assists from Bill Meyer 'Stanford), Jim Dunn Pete Newell arid John Keating. Utah State, Shivers 102-70 conquest of the Alumni in (SFS), Jay Southard (Cal) and the sea_son's opener in the Spartan Partly due to the tiring of the Mike Sorem (Stanford). Spartans were able to Gym. altuns, the Wililums was one of the top de- , more than in Clegg, a reserve forward, sunk run with the ball Top SJS Opponents fenders for Lee Walton's team, Saffolcl's speed- -Inman both ends of a one-and-one situa- the past. while Hansen and Parker rebound- claims he runs a 9.8 100-yard dash Utah State and its star half- 112 yards and one score in the ed from late starts to supply extra --was especially used in the break. back, Roy Shivers, head the 1965 Vandal's 17-7 victory. scoring punch in the latter half In the past, the Spartans have SJS all-opponent football squad se- Idaho placed five, Stanford EOttr, of the campaign. employed a more conservative of- lected by the Spartan players and avaivaava Brigham Young and Fresno State High-scoring Jim Moblad, quick and have often been among "'"'"11 coaches. iz fense two each and New Mexico one. Steve Hoberg, stmng Chuck Cadi- the nation's leaders in defense. The Aggies landed nine men on The offensive unit: gan and defensive specialist Doug feels the team's experi- the 23 man team with Shivers the Inman Arthur all earned honorable men- ence this season, as well as speed, only unanimous choice. OFFENSE tion spots. giving the Spartans a is the main factor enabling the Shivers gained 103 yards and Phil Odle, BYU scored two touchdowns in two and Curt Frazier, Fresno State total of nine players mentioned. Spartans to utilize the fast break. Now, one of your favorites "With more experience, the play- one half quarters of play in the Mike Gold, Utah State from Wrangler in cool, com- ers are able to find the fast break Utah's 35-6 win over the Spartans. Jtw Dobson, Idaho Me/ fortable STRETCH! True Idaho fullback Ray McDonald Tre%or Ektlahl, Utah St. western fash- missed by two votes of being an- (Mr) ioned in 10 oz. sanforized STU INMAN other unanimous pick. He netted Leonard Hansen, Utah St. Open Tonight stretch denim ... 75% cotton, Cagers Schedule . . SJS hoop coach Bob Rouser, New Mexleo 25% nylon. In light blue, red, Ken Ferguson, Utah State wheat, sailing blue and denim blue. Clarence Denzer was second in Virgil Carter, BYU Until 9 p.m. Misses' sizes S-I8. Summer Tour the scoring parade with 15. Uchida, Menendez A 20-game summit basketball 1111 Kos Shivers, Utah State The 6-9 reserve center pleased tour to New Zealand and Australia Itits McDonald. Id11110 The Workingman's Saffold, Newell and fEklOR is set for the SJS hoopsters from Inman, as did FL 11011 Blunt, Stanford starting center Frank Tarrantts To Represent NCAA Store June 10 to Aug. 1. 218 W. Santa Clara trav- Joe Braun and Ron Labetich led e..00UTRY SE-r Coach Stu Inman's troops, San Jose, Calif. eling under the auspices of the the Alumni with 12 markers On Olympic Board OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. MON THURS. apiece. feta900.! VILLAG,R NCAA and U.S. State Depart- Taylor Wins ment, were invited by the ba.sket- In the preliminzuy contest, the Two SJS coaches haw been /110.CorrActALoit ball federations of the tvm count- Spartfm junior varsity squad past- named to represent the NCAA on ries. ed the freshmen 70-50 behind the the United State Olympic Corn- "IsNar THERE ANYONE WHO KNOWS SIEVfAis The Spartans are scheduled for 17 points of Rick Carpenter and mittee for the 1968 Mexico games. Turkey Trot 'SANE games in Burbane, New Castle, the 13 of Ted Page. Yosh Uchida, the lone college WHAT CHRISTMAS IS ALL ABOUT?" Sydne y, Melbourne, Devonport, Greg Delaney and Bill King representative for judo, and Julie Novice William Taylor nosed Al-lug A yREs Adlaide and Perth in Australia. paced the Spartababes with 16 and Menendez, one of four chosen for out Jim Estes by one second to Stops in New Zealand include 15, respectively. soccer, attended the USOC meet- win the annual SJS Turkey Trot 'f..ovf, a /60E, Invercargill, Dunedi n, Christ The varsity officially opens its ing yesterday and Monday in cross-country race Nov. 23, vtith CHARLES M. SCHULZ'S Church, Wellington, Hamilton and season tomorrow night against San Washington, D.C. a time of 17 minutes. 13 seconds. newest cartoon book. WILRY Auckland. ; Francisco State in what Inman Uchida has turned out three Don Endsley repeated his per- "A CHARLIE BROWN f-s-rie feels "should be a more realistic straight NCAA judo champs at fromance of last year by taking CHR1STMAS,"is a heart. (APO' look at our team." SJS and Menendez last year took third in 17:38, while Martin Theei warming,truly delightful Game time will be f3 p.m. in the his Spartans to the quarterfinals wound up fourth in 17:44. Christmas story, a perfect GIRLS! gift for both youngstets Plauarg, Spartan Gym. of the NCAA soccer tourney. Estes, Endsley and Theer all competed in the open division. and oldsters. 48 pages. full sEs6bti GIRLS! Grabbing second and third place -color throughout. $2.30 at your bookstore. 8A6S trophies in the novice division v.( (SSE GIRLS! Spartan Grapplers Open were Brue Chambers (18:131 and Earl Hanson (18:18). THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY Sigman Pi A SUBSIDIARY OF INE TIMES MiRROR COMPANY We offer various interest- won the team trophy Cleveland. Ohio 44102 YOUREl9444-1A ing temporary clerical as- Against Nevada Tomorrow for the second straight year. signments. A busy weekend awaits the SJS Also competing for the Spartans 14E.A fAtjAWS Register now! wrestling outfit as they open their are Dennis Runyon (123), Joe 1965-66 dual meet season with a Silva (130), Paul Hatling (177) NO FEE visiting University of Nevada con- and Rich Popejoy (heavyweight ). 10 a.m. Until 6 p.m. tingent tomorrow*, and are the Cal, Stanford, Cal Poly a n IDailyThurs. & Fri. Until 9 p.m. host team at the Northern Cali- Fresno State head the list of fornia Invitational Championships teams entered in the NorCal FIESTA SHOP tourney. SJS coach Hugh Mumby hike on Saturday. Both meets are in 330 No. Sante Cruz Ave. I I I W. St. John CY 3-0631 the Spartan Gym. expects the stiffest competition in 354-3594 Expected to carry the hopes of his squad's title defense to come the defending champion Spartans from these four. Saturday are lettermen Loren Other schools participating in Miller. Gary Scardina and Mike the event include Chico State. Humbolt State, Nevada, Sacra- Mailer Herschfelt, a n d transfers R o n Matheson from Diablo Valley Jun- mento State, Sari Francisco State ior College and Jim Bridger from and Santa Clara. jewefer4 Itakersfield J.C. CAL'S CHAMPS Cal's Alan Siegal (137) a n d Miller, who is the defending Westgate Shopping Center Miller are the only champions 72 S. First St. NorCal 145-pound champion, won 1600 Saratou Ave. from last year slated to compete. San Jose 16 out of 17 matches before com- Phone 379-3051 The tournament gets under v:ay Phone 297.0920 peting in the NCAA champion- at noon. ships in Ames, Iowa, last season. A frosh-JV meet, bringing to- SCARDINA RETURNS gether freshmen and novice com- avree em/P Scardina. who didn't go out for petitors from many of the schools the squad last year, but lettered entered, will be held concurrently DiAmoNo RINGS as a sophomore in '63-64, will rep- with the NorCal Championships. resent SJS in the 152-pound di- Richard Hamm (130), an out- vision, while Matheson wrestles at standing frosh competitor troll, 137, Bridger at 160 and liersch- Campbell High School, is Mumli felt '1;7 biggest hope in this event. -ere .e"..0"..e400,901200001Y40006200.30111009, DICK LLOYD'S FOREIGN (AR SERIICE WE SALUTE YOU!

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il,41.410, 72 S. First Si. esigate Shopping Center 1295-62021 79 MEM" San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. Phone 297-0020 Phone 379.3051 607 AUZERAIS AT BIRD SAN JOSE Third and San Carlos Weiliooffinimono.liliiinniiiiimisoiliwiimineinitenonmenelinotowiwimilow Homo 1-6PARTAN DADA, Thttraday, neeeenber 2, 1965 Job Interviews SJS Hiring Spartaguide -4- All Interviets arc held in the pi i.11 Ifni. ft. fi J1111101' en p chemical TODAY S. Fittli St., ,d entertain- Placement Center, AD31234. Ap- gineer. U.S. citizenship is require, I countries. SAM Offers Awards foreign ractices Hawanan Club. 7:30 p.m., M250, ment from many pointment signtips are ROW being Male only. Area of work is Sant, sing along, Hawaiian music. Three $100 scholarships will be the basis of 110011 1111(1 scholarship. taken for all December inter- Cruz. . SUNDAY i awanied to deseming membets of Scholaiship recipients may use %Jews. January grads are urged ARO. INCORPORATED: mech- . Questioned Cafe Owens, 2 p.m., Cafeteria, Tri-C, 9:45 a.m., 5:45 the local SJS Society for the Ad- it in any manner they choose, to slim SI. .0011 It. passable in anical engineering majors w i t h the versatile "Sentimentals" will p.m. forum, Tri-C Bldg., 3rd and vancement of Management 'SAM), the Placement Center. fluid mechanics options for pad - provide the entertainment. San Antonio. Concern tner the quality of ed- according to Cliff Lawler, SABI HARI) BUYING PROGRAM tions as a junior project engineer. Democratic Club, HE3, 3 p.m., NPW11111111 Choir. 8 p.m., Newman TODAY ucation and the welfare of faculty president. GALVA, Kan. I UPI) -- Ronnie U.S, citizenship required. Male discussion of ideas for speaker Center, 79 S. Fifth St.. an mem- UNION BANK: Business or re- in the state colleges has led to The scholarship money was Jantz collected 1.633 empty soft onl. Area of work is Moffett Field. series, coffee served. bers please attend important re- lated major for positions. as a a resolution submitted to the SJS Made aNllilable through a success- two years, saved STANDARD 0 I L COMPANY hearsal. drink ixdtles in management trainee. Military Academic Council calling for an ad Hillel, 7:30 p.m., Newman Cen- ful management seminar held in $48.99 a:id used it with his old bike OF CALIFORNIA: chemistry en- ter, 79 S. Fifth St., guest speaker, must be complete. Male or fe- hoc conunittee to investigate pres- MONDAY October. for a trade on a new one. gineers. chemical engineers, elec- Rabin S. E. Rosen will speak on male. Area of work is Los Angeles. ent practices in hiring part-time Humanists On Cainput4, 7:30 p.m., All interested S A M members During the two years, Ronnie. trical engineers and mechanical "A Jewish View of the New Testa- OWENS CORNING FIBER - faculty. CH149, guest speaker, Richard Ep- may apply. Applications Islay be 12, added 3,352 miles to the odom- engineer majors for positions in resolution was passed by ment." G L A el: engineering, accounting. The stein, ASH graduate representa- obtained from Chad Schneller, ex- research and development, refin- eter on his old bicycle and wore the statewide Council of the Assoc- Spartan Christian Fellowship, 8 business administration, market- technology service, plant do- tive will speak on "Consclentiout3 ecutive coordinator. out two sets of tires, His daily ery iation of California State College p.m., Mcmorial Chapel, regular ing and liberal arts majors for po- sing and construction, refinery en- Objectors." A committee composed of SAA1 searches sotnetimes took him 35 manufacturing, ac- Professors (ACSCPI in the hope meeting. sitions in sales, gineering and oil field engineering. officers and faculty will award miles. Ile got 3 cents for each that the Academic Senate and the Philosophy Club and Phl Sigma TUESDAY counting. U.S. citizenship is re- Permanent visa required. Male or the scholarships next sprinv on bottle. Chancellor's Office could take steps Tau. 7 p.m., 161 E. Reed St., Apt. Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., HET, quired. Military must be complete. female. Area of work is San Fran- to "stop the alarming drop in 1., paper will be read by Roger open meeting, guest speaker, topic: Male only. Area of work is open. cisco. Richmond, El Segundo, Bak- quality largely due to increased "Rill of Iti4hts." PRO’IDENT MUTUAL LIFE Hall concerning Kierkegaard. "Work of Art" ersfield, Taft, Seattle. numbers of part-time faculty with- INSURANCE COMPANY: busi- Alpha Eta Sigma (Accountants UNITED AIR LINES: account- out the academic training for Sweaters & Cashmere Coate ness and liberal arts majors for Honorary Society), 7:30 p.m., Caf- ing majors or business achninistra- teaching positions in higher edu- positions in sales. U.S. citizen-ship eteria A and B, business meeting. Our Specialty tion major with 16 units of ac- cation," according to Dr. Theodore required. Male only. Area of work guest speaker. Znglish counting for positions as an ac- Balgooyen, president of campus is the bay area. II Cireolo ’Lilian, 7 p.m., CH - countant trainee. U.S. citizen.ship ACSCP. who submitted the resolu- 10f, DISCOUNT 165, slides, general meeting. SAMSONITE CORPORATION: required. Area of work is San tion to the Academic Council WITH ASH CARD industrial engineering, mechanical Baptist Student Union, 7:30 p.m.. 'Leather' Frruiciscit "The widespread use of part- PER280, Rev. and Mrs. Ronald engineering and related majors for time faculty without adequate Fuller, missionaries from Hong position.s in production supervis- training or experience to teach Art Cleaners Kong, will speak. ion, qualtiy control, materials basic courses required of all stu- 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 local Managers Stomped. Melia Satiety, 7 p.m., management, industrial engineer- dents is lowering the academic HE2, regular meeting to discuss ing and design engineer. Area of level of the college and helps to plans for Christmas Activities. work is Denver. keep salaries low," explains Dr. Assume Advisory AIAA. 7:30 p.m., aeronautics HARDING ASSOCIATES, SOIL Balgwyen. "If student as.sistants department, a must for lower di- ENGINEERS: chemica.1 engineer- can be hired for low wages to do vision aero majors, movie "Extra LINITED AIRLINES ing, engineering geologists, prefer the job of regularly qualified fac- Board Positions Vehicular Activity." 1tackground, major or minor in ulty, there is not MUCh point in STEWARDESS soil mechanics for positions in field Two new appointments to the raising salaries to attract and TOMORROW SJS Advisory Board were an- and office engineering, soil investi- hold qualified professors," Balgoo- International Students' Organi- CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE gations, construction control, field nounced Friday by Pres. Robert yen points out. All girls considering a stewardess zation, 3:30 p.m., HEl. panel on career are invited to visit CH 161 a+ and lab testing. Male only. Area D. Clark. T h e resolution recommended 7 p.m. on Thursday. December 9. Our campus representative, Miss Bonnie discrimination practices amund of work is San Francisco bay Anton F. Peterson, general man- the rank of Marr will show the "Stewardess Story- film and answer any questions based that faculty holding the world. European, Asian Afri- upon it rea. ager of the San Jose Mercury- assistant shall be limited to as- her experinces when flying last summr. can and South American panelists. News, and Robert B. Morris Jr., sisting regular full-time faculty, TOMORROW FRIDAY general manager of IBM in San that salaries of part-time faCUI3Y UNITED .1I1R1 NES COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ: Folk Music Club, 8 p.m., E132, Jose, have accepted appointments be equated with the 12-unit teach- chemical r.ii.ineering majors for flamenco - classical guitar concert efte; shave .. to four-year terms on the board. ing load, and that no part-t.ime atter shower... by Miguel Aceman. The 13-member Athisory Board faculty shall be asked to teach in after hours... Balkan Dance Club, 8:30 p.m.. the SPRAY LOTION, 46.0(1 plus ta. is composed of college-area busi- excess of such load. ness and professional persons. It WG101, kolo party. Spartan Daily Classified Sangha Club, 1:30 p.m., ED348. advises the college administration iirogram on programs jointly affecting the on The Ma rs ha I Art FREE ROOM & BOARD. Ekchanged GORDON HALL CONTRACT FOR 'Aikido." Haru Kusado will shov: Oarn ieu,y ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 college and the community. BSU To Sponsor light household d.. SALE. AVd1 able now. 251.1628. Pres. Clark called the appoint- film and give a demonstration. CLOTHIER FOR MEN who -an tutor in French MODERN 1 BDRM APT. Furn. SKY DIVING. Finest imtru ments, "a further strengthening has produced. All equip. f,., - 65 S. Ilth. 293-3126. SATI'RDAY 36 So. First GOT A NEW FORMULk:-1 neeci of college and conununity inter-H Hong Kong Talk Area School of Sky Diving, 23 BACH. APT. Acrn,s fom SJS. $69.50. 1 International Students Organi- OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS Ha" work ectuas lctsa rnc, lips Rd., Hollister Mur. Airpo:t, Ho - r S. $89.50. 292.9400. ests." Reverend and Mrs. Ronald Ful- 294-5157 , botr. kt L15. Part or full time. P, P zation, 8 p.m., Newman Center, 79 lister, Calif. 269.6359 for info.r._ FEMALE ROOMMATE Peterson is a graduate of the C,1 292.2044 for appt. Sala./ TO SHARE UN- ler will speak on their experiences APPD. APT. , Ffein 286-1915. and New SKIERS OPPORTUNITY. Squaw Val ey ,per... Male or fetna,e. University of Oregon as missionaries in Hong Kong to- . ROONAMATE NEEDED TO SHARE and is listed in cabin. Limited # of shares a,a 1. Dec. 1 3 York University, night at 7:30 in PER280. The talk 4101 May I. For infor. call Don 292 5243. HOUSING, (5) BDRM HOUSE. W/2 MALES. $30 mo. Who's Who in the West and Lead- 286.4r is sponsored by the Baptist Stu- SKIERS co-op lodge offers low rotes. ing Men in the United States. Personal Christmas Cards FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. Un- -HOUSE 4' bdrms. dent Union. Includes rm/bd. Cindy 244-6108. Sleeps 9. 382 S. Morris holds a B.S. in electrical rd. Rm. & bd. $80/mo. No contract. -.c per mo. The Fullets have been mission- WANTED: Draftini table 10.40 M 414t engineering from Michigan State Christmas Foreign Language e, LIVE ALONE-1 bdrm. $75. See aries in Hong Kong for 17 years prof. type. 252.0486. tAODERN TWO BDRM. APT. Elect, kit University, and and M.S. in indus- irii S. 5th. and are home on furlough this WANTED: Sk;n -1 . 7895 Almeden Road. trial management from Massachu- corder. Short wave radi, $75. Large 1 bdrin. apt. Unfurn. Stover year. Cards Institute of Technology. MT-Th. Eves. refriq., free dryer. 625 S. Ilth. 292.9711, setts They tell of the political, LANE APT. Lg. new bdrm. for 3. Sae tc 297.0484. Christmas Gift Wrappings .1 ? 4fF 7RF 4442. social and economic aspects of AUTOMOTIVE 1.2) FURN. STUDIO. $70. One bdrm. $85 & 3 BDRM. 2 BATH APT. f,,r girls. 467 S. $90 AM. bik. SJS. 292.7852 or 500 48 life in the Asian city and explain INV '62. Exc. cond. R/H. Etra- $97b S. 4,11 opt. 9. Trophy Winners the nature of their work there. Greeting Cards for Family and 269.7652. MOD. A question period will follow NICE 1 BDRM. APT. , blk. SJS. Newly BACHELOR APT. $70. Clean. R/H. adrive. lmmac.. cond. Quiet. 617 S. 9th St. Phone The SJS Army ROTC Drum and '61 TR-3. ren -ew -arpets. drapes, Danish 298.0602. the talk. trans.. clutch. $1,100. 243-7252 aft. 6. Bugle Corps and Drill Team both Friends New 442 S. 9th. MALE STUDENTS. Room w/kit. privi. Rev. Fuller obtained his A.B. won first place trophies in com- VOLKSWAGEN: MICRO BUS. Sunroof. Util. pd. Utensils furn. 655 S. 6th. 295- degree at William Jewell College $495. 298-5417. FEMALE ROOMIE TO SHARE 2 11DRM. 3066. petition with several other musi- Studio Cards Top cond. in Liberty, Missouri and his Bach- '45 Hon& 250 scrambler, e.cell. cond., 2 BATH NEW SPACIOUS APT. IN ONE GIRL ROOMY. Two bdrm. duplex. cal gmups and drill teams in San PAUL'S GREETING CARD SHOP Clifton. 292.5615. $500. CAMPBELL. 317 BI62 liter 5 pm. Fireplace. elor of Divinity deg,ree at Cen- low mi. 531 Furn. 557 S. Ilth. 297.8674. Jose's Veteran.s. Day parade, Nov. 3t Fountain Si. 292-3565 cond.. tral Baptist Seminary. '66 Honda 90. blk, $70 MODERN BACH. APT. Clean, quiet. NEW SPACIOUS APTS. Furn. Fireplaces. 11. pouvomvn San Jose new $250 531 Ciifton. 292.5615. Upper lass male. 617 S. 9th. 298.0602. 2 baths. Lg. closets. Sundeck. Color T.V. The trophies were recently pre- StirL. 2 dr. heltop. & party room. Close to SJS. Now taking '67 CHEVY. 283. PRIVATE ROOM. Separate entrance -1 the spring reserve. 215 S. 12th. 295-4591 or sented to the SJS groups by Needs work. Phone 294.2927 aft. 6 both in home. Girl. $40. 292-1327. Viguen. 286-3292. United Veterans' Council. SJS Ski Club BDRM APT, modn. $120 1/2 blk SJS. 2 MALE STUDENTS. Sol. $37.50. Share Cadet Lieutenant. Ivan K. Chapel bnti, Girls. 292.1327. FOR SALE 131 $28. Kit. & priv. 167 E. St. John. is the cadet leader of the Drum w/w cots. drps. furn. All ;roc: 2 BORM 295-6869. and Bugle Corps. Cadet Captan 9 $55. kit 1 i 248-9145. Schedules Free FA.tyM%,) STING RAY SURFBOARD. _ _ & Reed. GIRL ROOMMATE TO SHARE ONE $10. Canoe $10. DA 1-3104, Eric Jones is in charge of the Drill HST YALU'S. .01AF1ONOS ASsusanct Car rack 1 FEMALE RMMATE TO SHARE NEW BORM APT. For sprino ,em. $50 mo. 295 COPAI TO PROCTOR'S FOR THI woliTRY OP PON MO or Les aft. 5 pm. Team. Bill - 1 BORM FURN APT. Separate closets. 3962. BEAUT. ENGAGEMENT RING. Solitaire All elec. kit. 542 So. 4th. apt. #15. Aft. School Tonight Perfe-t. Clear, B diamond. 1/3 karat. 5. $50. PERSONALS 171 gain at $95 or make offer. 291 2279. Sao Jos:, Stale's Skt Club is . _ $125 RENTS A 2 BDRM ONE BATH Male rffer. Phor CUSTOM nmpornry sponsoring a dry land ski sithool PEUGEOT. 10 speed. HOME. r,omple (urn. & will arrom. 4 wedding now features r04.7R51. 154 1273 in MG207, tonight at 7:30. Ali w 440 FI;mbeth St. 11/2 bib. from N®, HEAD COMP. GS. 2In & Realty 759 4230. WANT Tr) ()Gnu' STUDENT SELLING 1ERt lerested students are welcome Marker. Used one sooson. $120. 275 3717 BEAUT. UPPER DIVISION FEMALE ROOMMATE GENTS NECKTIES. Coll 293- Kasper VVillan, ski instructor Accutron aft. 6. 3088. WANTED. r,,n bdrrn. 423 S. 7th. 798. fmni Leeh, Austria will supervise 6992 1 the school. Equipment is provided HELP WANTED 141 SERVICES 181 by Bulova. eAMPBELL. I mesler bdrm, twin beds. 1% 440 at no charge by Freeman's Sport- Kit. priyil. &taut. new immae. SEtk COPYWRITERS, ENGINEERS. ARTISTS. Priv. bath. TYPING SERVICE - East Sen ' ing Goods. or drinking. 1 person Joie. New agency interested in you now. Cell home. No smoking 258-4335. I "We will offer iredruction which 294-6695 for appt. $65, 2 $45 ea. Refs. 377-6230. 4r/ It is not a AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS. THE SKI OUTFITTERS beginners usually receive their FEMALE: Sr. or grad to do typing for 2 BEAMS. Furn. Paneled lygrm. Rees Chet Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. San I first day on the slopes." Dick a. consultant and erstwhile Republican Mo 547 S. I lth Apt. #I. 286 Carlos. SALES-REPAIRS-RENTALS onable. Johnson, ski club president an- watch. andidate. 736-1566. 5697 Open 10-9 Mon Frt. Sat. to 6 p.m. TYPING. Term papers, thesis, etc. Pica nounced. "Students will get the electric. 243-6313. feel of skis, practice kiek-turns CLASSIFIED RATES TYPING IN MY HOME. Experienced, and side-stepping, and learn how It is the most accurate. To buy. mll, rent or reasonable rates. 259-4710. to use poles and skis," Johnson announce anything, Minimum TYPING. Term papers, thesis, book re- 244-01380 I added. accurate Two lines One time Three times Five times ports. All work just fill out and clip guaranteed. 259-5118. 440 So. Winchester An instructional ski film will One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line Opposite the Mystery House this handy order FAST SERVICE GUARANTEED. Typing ;ilso he show 1, blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 for students. Thetis, term papers, letters, timepiece in 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 nfr. Exp pica. 292.3274. 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 TYPING IN MY HOME. Elmer., dopend ti reas,nable. 294.1313. the world. Send to Spartan Daily . - See ,lhale II ith k'resis ()ranges 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 EXPERT CLASSIFIEDS. TYPING. All kinds. Reasonable. Add this Phone 794 3772 9.6. 1206, San lose State amount for 5 YRS. TYPING 0101110 rn,,, College, San Jose 14, each add; .50 .75 1.00 EXP. Will type et lov, nri-. C111 xi'. 6 0, 286.0519. Calif. bonal line Jiii/C4* Accutron's tuning fork replaces Print you ad here: TRANSPORTATION 191 We only recommend aNT the outdated balance wheel that's (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each Line) CHECK A RIDERS WANTED -Fremont area M.W. found in all watches. CLASSIFICATION F. Flotob'e hrs. CaP Bruce 657.6437. to each customer . . . alter 0 Announcements CHARTER FLIGHT to Europe June '66. (1) Content Bill. 266.1492. that, it's strictly o moue,. Stop by so we can tell you more. Start- n Automotive (2) 0 For Sale (3) oi good taste! ing with the right time of day. Help Wanted (4) To plare an ad: n Noosing (5) n iost and Found (6) V, the 'ADevilishGoodDrink" Personals (1) NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS TO SUIT YOU 0 Services (8) Clay,ifind Adv. Office - J206 D HOURS: Mon..Sal., a.m.-0p.m. 4 Transportation (9) Da Sun. I I a.m.-7 p.m. Name Address Phone )31tiet 10:30-3:30 R,,Ute With Integrity Run Ad Enclose Seed (((o or daYS) in handy order hlenl. 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