Teachln Draws 400 by SANDE LANGE Tors That They, While Exercising Umph As Long As All Guns Are Si- Vietnam and the U.S

the POLLING UNDER WAY to nar Week's Forecast Gridders Win trk, Five day forevast for north- inel The g-rid squad NMI it% and central California: No a n, ern first game of the season by precipitation except for possi- defeating Arizona State 21-14 ble rain in the extreme north- Saturday night at Spartan the middle of this DA I LY west during PA RTAN Stadium. See sports page for week. Temperatures are ex- the details. pected to be near normal. he 11111 11 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE COI- lion SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1965 No. 19 th- Vol. 53 411110 on- 011 SJS 'War" Protest

Cti St) cora- eas- luny 'eeN, Teachln Draws 400 By SANDE LANGE tors that they, while exercising umph as long as all guns are si- Vietnam and the U.S. to a four- Spartan Daily Staff Writer their own rights, recognize the lent." year-old boy hitting a football Egg-throwing in Chicago, Hell's rights of others. As the crisp, sttnny afternoon player, and the football player not Angels in Berkeley and a "coffin" Dr. Conrad Borovski, assistant wore on, Dr. Richard Tansey, pro- knowing what to do. march at SJS marked this week- professor of foreign languages, fol- fessor of art, discussed what he Other speakers included Bill end's International Days of Pro- lowed the President, saying, "It is said was the unimaginative crea- Cole, 1965 SJS graduate, Bud An- test sponsored by a number of lo- the duty of everyone to protest tion of policy in the U.S. He said derson, assistant professor of psy- cal and national political action against this unofficial war." our policy of intervention puts us chology, and Dr. James Pratt, as- groups. "The time has come to act," he in the position of telling other peo- sistant professor of political sci- The protests were held across continued, "to end this terrible ple what their good of life is, and encs, who delivered a concise his- the U.S. to voice disapproval of bloodshed, to bring the truth closer this is wrong. tory of U.S. policy of intervention. U.S. involvement in the war in to the public." In closing he re- Dr. Robert W. Zaslow, assistant As Dr. Martin Birnbach, assist- Vietnam. The largest group assem- marked, "A greater mind will tri- professor of psychology, likened ant professor of political science, bled Friday at U.C. at Berkeley, concluded remarks on depersonali- where more than 9,000 people at- zation of the war by the press, 22 tended an all-day teach-in and members of the Young Republicans marched in an orderly parade. led by Bob Armstrong, marched On the SJS campus, students, YAF Members Clash onto the field carrying black card- faculty. and community members board coffins labeled in dripping numbering close to 400, gathered red paint East Germany, Albania, on the athletic field between the Rumania, Bulgaria, Poland, Hun- dorms at noon to hear anti-Viet- With Teach-In Group gary, Czechoslovakia, Cuba and nam speakers at the 10-hour-long Vietnam. teach-in sponsored by Students for By RICH THAW podium then invited the YAF'ers Forming a semi-circle around Spartan Daily Staff Writer Photo by Steve Starr a Democratic Society (SDS). to stay for the teach-in "since the field, the coffin carriers played Pres. Robert D. Clark opened Students for a Democratic So- most of them have come from as taps on a bugle as the protest IMP INQUIRY AND ADVOCACYSJS President here for the sole purpose to reaffirm the policy the event, saying, "I am here for ciety, the group favoring U.S. far away as Orange County." audience sang "We Shall Live in Robert D. Clark addresses the Friday demonstra- of San Jose State College--that our students, the sole purpose to reaffirm the withdrawal from Vietnam, found "Two coffins are missing," the Peace." The Y.R.s were asked by tion protesting U.S. involvement in the Vietnam as responsible citizens, should have available to policy of San Jose State College itself in a minor battle with the man at the podium said, "--Selina, the demonstration leaders to speak war. He did not take part in the protest, but them the right of inquiry and advocacy." that our StUdents, as responsible Young Americans for Freedom Ala., and McComb, Miss." but declined. welcomed the demonstrators by saying, "I am citizens, or as young men and during the 11-hour teach-in on women about to become citizens, campus Friday. should have available to them the The YAF and some members of rights of inquiry and advocacy." the SJS Young Republicans gath- Two Amendments Dr. Clark asked the demonstra- ered on Seventh Street and began to march toward the teach-in area between the two dormitories. They carried large, black coffins, Voting Begins for Frosh Posts 'One's Free Will dripping with red paint that spelled out names of nations now with Balloting begins today for eight ard Battin, Barry Brown (SPUR). Freshman Assembly are being Communist governments Hun- freshman positions in ASB gov- Charlie Brown, John Graham, sought by six candidates. Running Dante's Purpose, gary, Cuba, etc. ernment and on two ASB consti- Karen Larsen (SPUR), Effie Rag- for executive director are Dick As they marched, Ira Meltzer, tutional amendments. sac, Gerry Roney, Monica Thomp- Soto and Glen Williams (SPUR). co-editor of The New Student, a The polls will be open from 8:30 son and Barry Turkus (SPUR). Christy Cleary (SPUR) and Don Di Sorbello Says somewhat left-of-center publica- The four elective posts in the Smith are campaigning for Fresh- tion, marched alongside the coffins, a.m. to 7:30 p.m. today and from "Man has the choice of freeing man Assembly department di- shouting invitations to all to join 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. or damning himself, and this re- rector. in protest of the U.S.' "occu- The polls are located at the San assertion of man's free will was him Rise Krag and Scot Smith, both pation of Vietnam." Carlos Street end of Seventh Dante's purpose," according to Dr. Cast Your Vote of SPUR are running without op- Street, on Seventh Street in front Uguccione Ranieri di Sorbello, dis- While waiting for the stop light position for executive secretary of the Spartan Cafeteria and across Voting for friihman assembly tinguished author, who spoke to change on Seventh Street, Bill and finance director respectively. from the Spartan Bookstore, Ellis candidates, freshman retirement- Thursday night at Concert Hall Pollacek, former YAF president, There are two ASB constitu- Rother, F:lection Board chairman, at h es, two const it it tional as part of the ASB Forum Lecture advised Meltzer to "Drop dead!" tional amendments on the ballot. said. amendments, and fixe tIOMPCOM- Series. "Is that a quote?" inquired %Mk One calls for the deletion of all The four candidates receiving ing Queen finalists will be held Pres. Ftobert D. Clark: who intro- Meltzer. "references in the ASB Consti- the most votes will be elected from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. to- duced Dr. di Sorbello to a nearly The coffin-bearers marched on tution to the ASTI executive sec- freshman representatives. Fresh- des and tomorrow. full house, quoted T. S. Eliot to to the teach-in with a musical retary." This effectively changes man Assembly officers need a ma- Polling booths are located in exemplify the importance of the accompaniment the the offices of executive secretary particinants jority vote for election. front of the cafeteria and the topic: "Shakespeare and Dante di- in the teach-in greeted them with from an elective to an appointive Ten of the 16 candidates are Sparbin Bookstore, and on the vided the world between them; "We Shall Overcome." --Photo by Steve Starr corner Of Seventh and San one. battling for four seats on the there is no third." The marchers continued to move COFFIN MARCHMembers of the San Jose Young Republicans Carlos Streets. The ASB president would make Student Council. The candidates Dr. di Sorbello, who spoke with around the many persons seated carry coffins labeled with the names of countries behind the Iron the appointment. are: Julie Ahlenius (SPUR), Rich- a curious mixture of British and on the lawn. Curtain to protest the demonstration on campus Friday. A two-thirds vote is required Italian accents, is here from Italy "we shall live in peace." (Paid Political Advertisement) for passage of the amendments. especially to commemorate the When the coffin-bearers came to The other amendment on the 700th anniversary of Dante Ali- a stop, a girl carrying a sign read- Frosh Candidates ghieri's birth. He is currently VISTA Recruiting Team ballot states that any candidate ing "Get Out of Viet Nam Now!" speaking at colleges and universi- ********************** for AS13 office must be taking six walked in front of the YAF mem- Explain Platforms Ak******************** ties in the Bay Area. bers and their coffin.s. units of classes at the time of his Platform Begins Campus Drive Today In his speech, entitled "Dante Undaunted, a YAF member blew thesis statements were announced this morning by 16 election and during his term in Then and Now," the Italian scholar taps on a trumpet. Volunteers in Service to Amer- VISTA, often called the domes- candidates for Freshman Assem- office. (Continued ou Page 3) The speaker at the teach-in ica (VISTA) will hold its second tic Peace Corps. is part of the bly offices and Student Council CHARLIE BROWN annual recruiting drive on the Johnson Administration's anti- posts for the election which runs SJS campus all this week, accord- poverty campaign. today and tomorrow. ing to Hal Smith, assistant to the Volunteers are trained to live $19.2 Million Budget PROM REPRESENTATIVE dean of students. and work with the poverty-strick- Julie Ahlenius (SPUR): "I want FROSH REP en in various areas of the United to do what I can to improve cul- States. tural activities at SJS." Representing VISTA will he Richard Baffin: "Freshmen CBS Commentator Miss Liz Johnston, Miss Jean Trustees Approve Master Plan should break away from conform- Compton, Miss Ella McCall, and ity." ******************frirk* .Tess Portugal. The Board ol Truslees of the this year's estimated budget of Academic Milsier Plans presented Barry Brown (SPUR): "I would *******Irk************* To Talk on U.S. They will he available to give California State Colleges, meeting $17,795,889. for the first reading to the Edu- like to see a gradual easing of information and answer questions at Cal State, Long Beach, Thurs- The proposed budget for all the cational Policy Committee: Cal restrictions regarding two semes- CBS Washington Correspondent in booths on Seventh Street and state colleges is $171.7 million. $30 State, Palos Verdes; Cal State, ter housing contracts." day, voted a proposed budget of Martin Agronsky will he the guest in fmnt of Spartan Bookstore. million mere than the current fis- Long Beach; and Stanislaus State Charlie Brown: "I have chosen of Sigme Delta Chi and the ASB VISTA headquarters will be lo- S19.2 million to SJS for the com- cal year. College. to run unaffiliated so I can he JOHN GRAHAM Thursday. cated in Barracks 13. ing year and gave final approval The large increase is predicted The Trustees resolved that SJS' free from all influences when Agronsky, who has covered Last year the VISTA drive to SJS' Academic Master Plan. on an additional 11,272 full time Aeademic Master Plan, "be re- elected. I feel I can best benefit Washington for 15 years for both yielded 63 applications. Twelve The costs of running SJS are students next year, bringing the viewed and revised periodically, my constituents through careful CBS and NBC, will speak on SJS students are currently serving rising at the rate of $2 million full tiine equivalent for the state as may be necessary, subject to analysis and investigation of is- FROSH REP "The United States in a Chang- in the program and two are in a year at least that's the way colleges up to 132,907 students. the approval of the Board of sues and through initiation of ing World,'' in Concert Hall at t raining. the Board of Tru.stees feel. SJS now, officially. has an Aca- Trustees." legislation designed to benefit the 10::30 p.m. Professors interested in having The Trustees voted a pmposed demic Master Plan. Final approval SJS has also heen requested "to st udents." He will be the guest of SDX at a member of the group speak to budget of $19,268.213 for SJS for of the extensively documented plan review its programs in line with John Graham: "I seek the of- ********************** a luncheon held in Cafeteria "A" their classes concerning the or- the 1966-67 fiscal year. came with a unanimous vote by the declared rxilicy of the Board to fice of freshman representative ********************** after his lecture. President Clark, ganization should contact the of- The quoted figure is nearly $4 the Trustees. encourage broadly ba.sed degrees in order to initiate, support pro- a long-time friend of the news- fice of the Dean of Students, million above last year's budget Only three of California's 18 of high academic quality and avoid grams designed at enhancing the man will attend the luncheon, ADM269. of $15,281,7S2, and $2 million above State Colleges have not had their unnecessary proliferation." (Continued on Page 3), 2...-eYARTAN DAILY Monday, October IR. 1965 Guest Room S PA RTAN DA I LY TV's System SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Does Not Rate I st / I 1 11 10HE Advertising Mgr., HOli SCHF.It N ER By JOHN HELD Thanks to TV's rating system, SJS students can feel safe. Editorial Comment No longer need they stare at their sets alone with a piddling little group ()I' 1.1 million other viewers. For TV's program managers are nothing- 'Approved' Policy Failing if they are not the makers of charts. They must rate to the decimal j pprov ed hott-ing at SJS appears charge students $00 to $110 a month or he damned. to lw losing ground. The oft -cursed for a usually well -used, second-class COMPUTER'S TASTE apartment I sing four or six stu- system which compels students under So with the tastes of computers, man- dents. Rent for a two-bedroom un- agers cancel shows, not because the show, 21 to abide by school restrictions is approved apartment near campus may have had reviews, but because they have the campus cotnmunity. a joke around average $150 a month or 837.50 per less than 15 million viewers. Last season "East Side/West Side,' Initiated in Phil. approved housing student. "The Richard Boone Show," and the "Du %. as origi I I% de, igned to pro% itle not Students living unapproved are Pont Show of the Week" were rated high -ccuritv and guidance for freshmen forced to sign a rontract or pay in COM8 by critics and laid low by ratings. and (.11).1) mane of tbe extra-curricular advance. Those unfortunate enough to 40111RUNNIS. The dramas were canceled jti,t hefor alai% ities ut SJS. live in approved housing often must READQuesire TV came down with a bad caw uf Ettforcetnent of the approved hous- do both. re-runs. ing policy has degenerated to such a Such practices are against the vFal PRESIDENT SECOND who wishes President Johnson's TV report 1( degree that nearly anyone tenets of free enterprise. Why should ". . D unk? . . . Of Course I'm not drunkr And may live unapprov ed. Only freshmen some apartment managers have this the nation ran second to "Mr. Eol," th talking horse. and transfers are really affected by the competitive advantage at the expense The President may find himself with rest net ion. of their customers? My Existential Ways out a sponsor. l'etitions supposedly are required Another irony of approved housing Recently Margot Fonteyn starred i for minors who live out of school juris- is that it is unique at SJS. No other the Royal Ballet Company's TV adaj diction. Ithougli there has been no state or city college in California has tation of Sergei Prokofiev's ballet "Chi official statement of a change in this the elaborate policing of student resi- Equality for Coeds derella." It got a low rating, so forget it. regulation. housing office statistics dence qualifications SJS has. By TOM MEAD Not too long ago, a couple was fre- Cinderella is not a Heade. show a considerable rise in the number The double standards of haphazard SJS coeds, the time has contr. to rise quenting a popular 1,08 Angeles entertain. restrictions of students living unapproved. enforcement of housing up and end this discrimination. The in- 'tient place commonly called Hollywood CHARTED SUCCESS This trend toward unapproved liv- and rent price differentials are un- A Go Go. Without popularity charts, chalky ped a jtudiees against you are unfounded. ing is t.% itlenced by the switch of sev- realistic. It is only now that such outright 464- The thoroughly entranced male caught ants might confront us daily with sue, dancing. eral large apartment buildings, pre- The housing office should enforce cr. lion contes to the foreground. his (late falling asleep at a time when all eyes should have been gazing on the Perish the thought. iously designed for female residents, the approved living plan more strin- Picking up a recent Spartan Daily the femme reader mas struck with. "Carol center stage. It gladdens our hearts to see what i h. unapproved liv ing centers. gently, or else steps should be taken Dodo to Appear (Clothed) at SJS." "What's wrong?" he queried. His date so palpably true: there walks Honey Wes Slane approved li% ing centers may to eliminate approved housing. Further investigation reveals this popu- appropriately replied, "What's in it for and there plainly enough stands lar North Beach swimmer will entrance me?" woman for whom the solution to eve problem is a quick draw. the campus with her beauty. The appearance of Miss Doda on cam- e feel safe knowing everything Thrust and Parry This is all fine and dandy, but it brings pus is considered by some the greatest so clear cut. back an old tale which typifies the lack thing "that will happen on campus" this of depth the male populace. semester. DECIMAL DECISION Mason Misinterprets Sharp Satire Two year. ago, the men started out- Ours is the security of having a sho numbering the w lllll en on campus, but the assigned a decimal point on a popularit Editor: thought of nearly one billion of his fellow "( PA IVI-AN rights of more than 8,000 coeds should chart instead of having a show reviewe Communist DAILY Doug Eads (Thrust and Parry, Oct. 14) human beings living as slaves in SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE not be overlooked. by a critic or, worse yet, left to o teels my writings are "devastating parodies nations. Laugh it up, Flad.s. Second class postage paid Just uhat Nliss Dodo offers to the judgment. uf conservative thought." Unfortunately I AI mason at San Jose. California Member California Newspaper Publishers Association female interest Imagine the awesome responsibility must disappoint him, for I am quite serious A9595 on campus has yet to be and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by having to in most of my writing. students of San Jose State College, except Satur- determined. fonn a critical opitsion Eads sees humor in someone else's defense day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription support it. Grad Says accepted True, the campus males will be in of individual liberty, or U.S. policy in Viet Featured only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus ecstacy, but must the coeds he ignored Thank goodness the decision to dro Nam, or accuracy in reporting, or honesty Library Quote Wrong price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial just to publicize an organization a show is covertly made for us. in government or any one of a number of Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, and a things I have defended. This fact is sad com- Editor: 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office magazine? POPULAR PREDICTION which ap- In the recent Spartan Daily feature (Oct. hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. mentary on Ead's sense of humor, Despite the lack of foresight on the Since popular to say the least. 11 on my research project, great liberties were Editor SCOTT MOORE programs are usual! pears quite grim, part of many campus males, this writer I imagine Eads would be rolling in the aisles taken on the interpretation of my remarks. News Editor CARY KOEGLE predictable, precious little sweat of II Viet Cong cold-blood- The sentence of the article in point is: "Ann Associate Editor CAROL CARD has come up with an answer to the present brow goes into laughing to hear of the Day Editor SHARON OSAKI watching them. edly murdering thousands of Vietnamese to says she enjoys her work here at SJS, but Copy Editor TOM MEAD female discrimination. With a TV set for an escape hatch. % terrorize the populace into submission. feels that the library is woefully inadequate Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON Within the very near future, the cam. can evade reality. it very humorous when for students doing serious research in science." Campus Life Editor SUSAN KANG Eads must think pus will be visited by the male counter- In the politicians spread deliberate lies to cover Yet, I do find the library very useful as Fine Arts Editor SUZAN CRAWSHAW vernacular of the hipster, Abstracts," Exchange Editor CHRIS RICHERT part of whatever Miss Doda represents. can "play it cool." up for their own blunders. and get away with a "starter" because the "Biological Wire Editor STEVE BETTINI it. Eads no doubt, glows with glee when "Zoological Record," and many other bird Business Manager JOHN MacEACHERN Perhaps Steve Reeves or Se,an Connery We can rentain detached. someone is jailed because he can't affottl journals are present. Nationai Advertising Manager DON TODOROFF can be persuaded to perform the "swim" We must not relate to things around so many books here, Classified Manager RICHARD LOW payment of his income tax, or because he I was surprised to find for the SJS coed to counterbalance this Thou especially the more recently published books Classified Promotion Manager JOE MORIARTY shalt not commit Thought. refuses to participate in a goverrunerrt pro- Credit Manager FRANK HIRSCH apparent discrimination. he feels is morally wrong. that I have found. For critical thinking is always det gram which Public Relations DAVE SHEPARD Fully Eads must min in utter dellgh at the Ann Miller Promotion Manager TERRY PETERSON clothed, too. mental to fat souls.

RENT A Paid Religious Advertisement TYPEWRITER CLUB LIDO A Vote "No" for God [:; Jesus Christ said, "He who is not with me, is against me, and he .4tu.lent who does not gather with me, scatters" (Matthew 12:30). That is, Presents . . . a neutral or uncommitted attitude towards Jesus Christ is a "no" OT FOR vote for God. m Jesus Christ said, "No man can serve fwo masters; for either he 7'() Oren SENIORS will hate fhe one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, WEEKLY and despise the other. You cannot serve God and memmon" fa, (Maffhew 6:24). Serving God and living for self is not just unfeas- dUOt/frietiatta B3., DANCE ibis, but totally impossible, Jesus said. BUSINESS MACHINES Jesus Christ said, "I am the vine, you are the branches. His who OiFICE EOUIPMENT AND abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart 170 South Second CONTEST from me you can do nothing" (John 15:5). All activity which does not spring from trust and dependence in Him Phone 286-2610 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 is worthless and of no value in God's sight, Jesus said. Failure to make a positive "yes, will" response to Jesus Christ is an automatic "no" vote for God. These claims of Jesus Christ have been verified by countless On this date a State Government representative will be Wednesday Nite, Oct. 20 millions through the ages who have discovered new life with on campus to discuss ptwitions in RIGHT OF WAY meaning and purpose as a result of their response to the Lord Jesus. Released SPECIAL the profession of appraisal, negotiation, acquisition, and hem their futile ways and frustrated management of real estate. search for peace in dying Join the IN-CROWD at the 1.11)0 and rock to the beat world, those who know and obey Jesus Christ find full, fruitful life "Illemler.snellii \ [very Mon., Tues., Illosir". Me as God Intended if to be. sounds of TIIE GAUCHOS. William F. Williams from But eut off from God, the man of and Wed. To qualify for a career in this interesting field, a major the world by his conduct and actions is voting "no" for God, storing in Business or Public Administration or ficonomics may 1XLIV will also he on band to MC the DANCE CON- up for himself the pain and anguish of eternity in total separation S\ PAGHETTI help but is nut required. Liberal Arts majors do well too. from Him who is Life and Truth arid Love. TEST! You alone can decide whether to accept or reject Jesus Christ, All you can eat but His has not left us the choice of remaining neutral. Your "yes" Starting salary: 56,120 in response fo His offer will bring you f info His family. Jesus $1.00 Promotional outlook: excellent said, "Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you mt. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly In heart; and ye shall find kfree parking at Al's & Furl MAKE AN INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT CLUB LIDO rest for your souls. For 78 S. 3rd St my yoke is easy and my burden is light" (Matthew I 1:211-30). ARE N OW NO COVER COME AS YOU ANGELO'S Contemporary Christians Campus AT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE 365 E. Julian San Jose on STEAK HOUSE Box 11791 Palo Alto u/o, ei,k lot* lb, PF.1-11 OF WAY brOchUre 71 E Sonto Clara Street 'alraZoVitnirctaa2naliEnErilinfiniX-VAinatiiro. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'nn.1.10191111111(11111111111111111111111111111111111111111151111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11111111111_ _ _ Interviews -4.- Monday. October IR, 1965 sPARYtent DATLY--B Job Magazine Sale Ali intersiews are held in the chanical engineering, industrial en- Set Placement Center, MMUS. Ap- gineering. math, physics and chem- subscription. f. 1 r may be purchased pointment Signiips Legin on istry nutjors for positions in prod- the IleW feature inaguAine which in front ol lite Spartt,11 ktookstme Tuesdasto tor c pans inter- uct development, manufacturing combines 1.yke and La Torre, will ami "" vet" Stceel- week. Jan- and programming Sparta Life is sailing for $1.75 slew% the following (commercial, be on sale trsiay through October uary grads may obtain further scientific and systems program- for three issues - a 50 cent 26. schedule inforniation at the ming). savings. Placement Center. City of San Jose: those majors ,A ENT to coordinate with positions in tomon ROW engineering, planning, administra- sales office, IBM Corporation: tion, librarians, sanitarians and positions engineering majors for microbiologists. Must be U.S. citi- systems engineering. in sales, and zen. Area of work is San Jose. EFFIE RAGSAC of work is Isiale or female. Area FOr the Bay Area of Western United WEDNESDAY States. IBM Corporation: plant. (See FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE IBM Corporation: plant, elec- the above for information). Responsible and Effective Representation trical engineering majors, me- Cienend Electric Company: electrical engineering, mechanical en- An Independent Candidate gineering, chemical engineering. EFFIE RAGSAC With an Unbiased Vote industrial engineering, material 2972 Humbolt Aye. Spartaguide science, physics and chemistry ma- Santa Clara "7/it 4 ka9,4" TODAY jors for positions in engineering Alpha Lambda Delta, 4:30 p.m., and science. Immigration visa , F0104, regular meeting. not a U.S. citizen. Male or female Humanist* on Campus (HOC), Area of work is the U.S. 7:30 p.m., CH161, discussion on Owen-1111;101N Inc.: business ;Mc.- "Existentialism as it Relates to administration, product manage- "11,1 I lum a nism." ment, industrial engineering, me- SHOW SLATE high TOMORRoW chanical engineering and indus- Social Affairs C nee. 3:30 trial technique majors for positions p.m., Student Union, regular meet- in industrial engineering or man- leftrt agement trainee and sales. Must SARATOGA Queen con- show a+ 10:30 this morning in the Cafeteria. ing. G A Y f PARADE DRESS Homecoming be a U.S. citizen. Must be a male I 1.1502 Big Basin Way 867-302o Naughton Miss Naughton is sponsored by Arnold Air So- Phi Upsilon Omicron, 11:30 a.m., 1(10 South First 294.5-01 testants Lynn Nibbe (r) and Barbara who has completed his military (1) and Pete ciety and Angel Plight. Alpha Tau Omega fra Home Ec. 1, sophomore social hour, Jotne Fonda are escorted by Mike McMahar service. Area of work is the Pa-1 and transfer ,,N \ I Friedricksen during the rehearsal for the fashion +emit)/ nominated Miss Nibbe. freshmen, sophomores CIRCLE OF LOVE FAT \ k home economic majors invited. cific Coast. Chriatian Science Organization, State Disiadon of Highways: I 11\1 \li ) \ I \\\ \\ 11 I. 7:30 p.m., Memorial Chapel, regu- business administration, economic, etc. ASB Interviews lar meeting. majors for a po.sition as a CINEMA Sefect junior right of way agent. Must Students To Society of Automotive Engineers, 552 S. Basco,. `1' be a U.S. 5-7238 TOWNE 7:30 p.m., AB107, one hour work citizen. Male only. Area if 1131 Tile .lainvila CY 7.3060 To Select 15 session on Fowler engine will fol- work is statewide. WHAT'S NEW PI sslcAT Homecoming Finalists low short meeting. THURSDAY DIVORCE l'I'ALIAN STYLE THE SUFI' SKIN The Social Work Club, 3:30 The Pacific Telephone and Tele- Betts For Committees Homecoming queen semi-finalists Corynne Gray, Carol Hales, p.m., CH167, meeting on group graph Co.: electrical engineering. will appear in a fashion show for Lou Mathes, Barbara Naughton. ASB has scheduled interviews dynamics. mechanical engineering, industrial a.m. Lynn Nibbe, Kris Oxsen, Judy Sal- Epsilon Eta Sigma, 3 p.m., Cafe- r********** ****** * ***** ******** ******** the student body at 10:30 for several ASB committee posi- engineering, math, physics, liberal today in the Spartan Cafeteria. berg, Jo Ann Sobey, and Laurie teria room B, new members wel- tions this week. All interviews arts and business administration Voting to select five finalists Vann. comed, guest speaker, Dr. Robert majors for positions as engineers will be held at 2 p.m. in the College in the contest will begin immedi- The coeds will be modeling C. Gordon, professor of English. at the management level, systems ately after the show. Polls for clothes from Stuart's Apparel in Union. Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., Cafe- engineers, administration, super- y loot the Homecoming Queen and fresh- San Jose. The 1964 Homecoming The College Union Program teria A, regular meeting. vision, customer contacts, sales Blomquist, will Baptist Student Union, 9:30 a.m., sucl man elections will be open from Queen, Miss Mary Board needs six members. Inter- and accounting. Must be a U.S. 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. both today moderate the program. Library North201, B.S.U. Bible dis- views will be held today. citizen. Male only. Area of work and tomorrow. Finalists will be Final campus elections will be cussion group. is northern California. Students interested in being announced Wednesday. held Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. American Marketing Associa- Wells Fargo Bank: business ad- Ot members should be experienced in The ten semi-finalists modeling 26 and 27. The queen will be an- tion, 7 p.m., Johnny's Steakhouse, ministration, accounting, finance, the workings of the College Union, in the fashion show this morning nounced at the Coronation Ball 610 Coleman Ave., San Jose, guest economic and liberal arts majors SPUR according to Frank Bardsley, pro- It are the Misses Linda Eckberg, on Friday, Oct. 29. speaker, William Ehrie, operations for positions in management gram Board chairman. research manager of Southern Pa- trainee. trust trainee, agricultural The Program Board is charged cific, will speak on "Marketing trainee, operations trainee. Must Office-Seekers Speaker Praises with the administration of the and the Computer." be a U.S. citizen. Male only. Area programs of the College Union. International Relations Club, of work is Northern California. Interviews are also scheduled 3:30 p.m., CH162, plans for semes- Owens-Illinois, Inc.: (See above It State Objectives Dante's Efforts today to choose three members ter to be discussed. Membership information.) It for the Orientation Committee, San Jose State's Page 1) drive. (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from which coordinates informal pro- FRIDAY sho Dante may not WEDNESDAY cultural, social and educational said that altnough grams associated with each se- The Pacific Telephone and Tele- 'lard America, he Hawaiian Club (Hui-O-Kama- It opportunity of all students." be widely read in mester's orientation program for graph Co.: (See above for informa- part of our aina 1, 7 p.m., M250, regular meet- iewe Karen Larsen (SPUR): "We is still a prominent new students. tion.) ought to get everyone out to vote. heritage. He cited a sign in a New ing. The Firestone Tire and Rubber Interviews will be held tomor- 4t First Political Party I basically support the SPUR Orleans' restaurant: "Dante's In- THURSDAY Co.: industrial engineering, me- row to select three members and platform." fernoair conditioned." Student California Teachers' As- chanical engineering, chemical en- one chairman for the Inter-Cul- lity ( Effie Ragsac: "Some of the More seriously, Dr. di Sorbello sociation, 4 p.m., BBQ pits in back gineering and chemistry majors ************** tural Steering Committee. This other candidates are picking is- proposed that Dante's belief in a of women's gym. for positions as junior engineers committee coordinates cultural and sues out of a hat to attract at- God-ordained idea of a single rul- methods and standards department educational activities of related tention for the election. I feel rep- ing world authority was being involving technical service, sta- campus organizations. Campus Drive resentatives should investigate the borne out today. He said that tistical quality control, laboratory ideas and proposals before coun- World War I brought to an end The ASB Human Relations Com- and production supervision. Must cil and know how a decision will the "Age of Nations," that con- mittee, which studies problems in- For United Fund be a U.S. citizen. Male only. Area affect the school." quered nations had to be helped volving communications and hu- of work is Salinas. COUNCIL: Gerry Roney: "There should be on their feet again, and that man relationships on campus needs Set at $15,061 Owens-Illinois Inc.: (See above communication between the fresh- world-wide humanity became more two members. Interviews are informat ion. ) man class and organizations on important than nationalism. scheduled for Wednesday. High participation, not a certain campus. The establishment of a Dante was not a patriot because monetary amount, is the goal of freshman information agency he had rct foreseen the formation the 1965 SJS United Fund (UF) Challenge Exam would improve communication." of separate countries, but had Circle K Club drive, Dr William R. Blythe, Barry Brown Monica Thompso n: "There hoped instead for the unification associate professor of civil engi- The Occupational Therapy should be better communication of all peoples under one religious To Sell Members neering and campus chairman of Challenge Examination will be Freshman between the freshman representa- or political leader. Paradoxically, the drive, announced. given Dee. S. tives and members of the fresh- it W3S Darte's widely read liter- "In past UF efforts, a little less Further informaHon may be man class." ature which helped to standardize To Local Group than 50 per cent of SJS employes obtained in liB420. the Italian language, and unify contributed," Dr. Blythe said. "This Barry Turkus (SPUR : "I Circle K Club, service organiza- the people of the peninsula, Dr. time, we are pushing high partici- strongly support a substantial tion on campus. will hold a "Slave said. pation rather than some specific Sophomore Hour increase in the salaries of the pro- di Sol t.ello Sale" and sell its members to the Julie Ahlenus The 20th century Dantist said monetary goel." fessors of SJS." downtown Kiwanis Club today. ASSEMBLY EXEC. DIRECTOR that the poet should be remem- The actual goal set for the SJS auctioned Slated Tomorrow Dick Soto: "The Freshman As- bered for being the first man to The members will be drive, which will solicit all em- Freshman need sembly, in order to be effective dare describe the face of God off to those Kiwanis that ployes on the college payroll, is A Sophomore Social Hour for work for must have a student politician in letters. He commented that someone to them. $15.061, George Szudi, executive freshman, sophomore and transfer Satur- with college level experience. Be- Dante, in his corporeal descriptions The members will work director of the Santa Clara County home economics majors will be cau.se of my former activities as of the incorporeal, was not a day from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. UF drive, said. held tomorrow in Home Ec. 1 freshman representative I feel I pagan idolater, but a poet. trying Circle K hopes to get between Dr. Robert D. Clark, SJS presi- from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. have this necessary experience." to artistically portray man's need $5 and $10 per man. Most of dent, is chairman for the UF's The Social Hour is being spon- Barry Turkus Glen Williams (SPUR): "I feel to commune with God. the club's 40 members will be sold. education division in the San Jose sored by Phi Upsilon Omicron, the Freshman Assembly can only Dr, di Sorbello praised the poet Circle K is holding the slave area. His goal, to be solicited from home ec. honor society. Freshman employes of grammar schools, high A presentation will be made to 0, be a success if it represents the for his daring and singularity and sale in order to promote better majority of the freshman class, oncluded his talk with a Dantean relations with the downtown Ki- schools, junior colleges and col- the sophomore home ec. major undertakes worthwhile projects, quote: "No one will sail the sea wanis and to raise money to carry leges, public and private, is set who had the highest G.P.A. as a and if sufficient students take an where my ship fares." out its future service projects. at $50,168, Szudi said. freshman last year. active part. ASSEMBLY DEPT. DIRECTOR Karen Larsen Christy Cleary es (SPUR,: "I DIVIDENDS would like to see SJS spirit re- 'BLUE CHIP' Freshman juvenated. Through the Freshman Assembly some unity can be es- For 119 years, Connecticut tablished, and spirit will come out Mutual Life has paid divi- of this unity." LOWEST dends to its policy !udders. Don Smith: "This year's Fresh- ,d man Assembly will have to set the And CML dividends are ASSEMBL precedent for all the ones that Gas Prices in San Jose Connecticut among the highest in the in- Y: follow . I would like to put my Guaranteed Major Brand Gasoline dustry. This means you pay a experience in student government Mutual Life low net cost for CML's Blue and committee work to see that The 'Blue Chip' Company Chip protection. the Assembly aids the ASB wher- that's low in net cost, too ever possible." 4th & William 6th & Keyes So when you think insurance, Glen Williams E3 ASSEMBLY EXEC. SECRETARY think Connecticut Mutual, Rise Krag (SPUR): "I'm look- 13th & Julian 10th & Taylor the "Blue Chip" Company Freshman ing forward to serving the Fresh- man Assembly I hope to start a with low net cost. new tradition by reactivating the Fred Fernandez SJS '59 Wayne Christensen SCU '63 Freshman Assembly." Four Locations to Serve You FROSH FINANCE DIRECTOR Bernard Clinton SJS '59 Terry Florian SCU '63 Scot Smi,h (SPUR): "We must Robert Quiel SJS '59 Christy Cleary make the Freshman AvneMbly %volt. Resides doing their own Robert T. General Agent 4. work, all the officers must work Puritan Oil Co. Heckley, C.L.U., Freshman as a team to make the Assembly 1671 The Alameda, Suite 311 294 5660 a success." 41PlY.1111AN DAILY Monday. Octobet 18, l'.163. To Appear on Campus At SJS Gallery Vocalists Open Series By .SUSIE KANO appeared frequently at San Works Campus Life Editor Francisco night clubs. and Artist quick Shows wit is Headliners for this year's The Gregory An exhibition of pi ints and day, (Jct. '26, at the SJS Art wood blocks and one book print- Washington Square Pop Con- funny. He presents his audience books by the American artist Gallery. Included in the dis- ed on Baskin's own press, Ge- cert Series at SJS include folk with seam-splitting laugh-lines Leonard Baskin will open Tues- play are over 100 prints, two henna Press. singers, the Back Porch Ma- that often have subtle messages Baskin, artist-in-residence at 14 r..4 P.MTIrAt An I jority; Dick Gregory, comedian of seriousness. Smith College, exploits the and author of autobiography "Once when I was in Missis- _ - 11111111111111.111111111111111111111111111111111 characteristics of graphic me- ''Nigger;" George Shearing sippi," Gregory once told a night dia. "His prints reveal direct- Quintet and Theodore Bikel, club audience, "I walked into a Insure Representation Uninfluenced by ness, strength and texture," versatile Broadvvay and Holly- restaurant to get dinner. As Political Forces said John Hunter, assistant pro- wood performer. soon as the waitress saw me en- VOTE INDEPENDENT fessor of art. Performances, sponsored by ter the room, she ran over to Traditional black and white Com- VOTE the SJS Spartan Programs are essential to Baskin's concept mittee, will be held at 8:15 p.m. "Sorry, sir," the waitress said, of printmaking. In that respect in the Men's Gymnasium, corner "we don't serve colored people Baskin characterizes himself in of San Carlos and Fourth here." as following the traditions of Streets. Students and faculty "That's all right," Gregory Goya. back, "I don't eat colored BATTIN came at RKHARD members will be admitted people; just give me chicken." TRADITION $1.50 per person, while general Freshman Representative HUMANISTIC THERE'S JAZZ "His is a proudly humanis- admission is $2.50. 11111111111111111111 111111 ammo ounnumminumuminummonanomiumil Nov. The program returns to music tic tradition. He has carved a Beginning Wednesday, POPULAR SINGER Johnny Mathis, who has recorded 26 of entertainment when the George Shearing Quin- series of allegories of disaster, 10, an evening albums, will be in San Jose Civic Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. to- provided by the new and tet appears here Thursday, of our conscience, and of our will be "Work of Art" MOCIOW. singing sounds of March 3. After his first ar- time in which man reflects his unusual folk Porch Majority. rangement of "September in Sweaters & Cashmere Coats own destruction," said Hunter. the Back SOUNDS the Rain," Shearing enjoyed a Our Specialty His involvement with the art MODERN seven vocalists, fast climb to success in the of the past is seen in the post- The talented Mathis To Perform four males and three females, world of jazz. humous portraits of Goya, Rem- 10% DISCOUNT described by Since that time he has be- brandt, Velasquez, and Blake. will present music WITH ASB "a combination of come a major composer-arranger CARD He has collaborated with other critics as spirit and and leading recording artist. artists, notably Rico Lebrun. At Civic Auditorium folk music, ragtime Fans acclaim the Shearing style In a series of illustrations for delight." Art Cleaners person- for its rich melody and orches- Melville's "Encantadas," Lebrun The Johnny Mathis Show will while a freshman, had sports Stage and television One Day Service 391) E. Santa Clara fu- ality, Dick Gregory, visits the tration having that "something 293.1030 made the design and Baskin cut be at San Jose Civic Auditorium, experts hailing Mathis as a Thursday, Dec. 2. Greg- subtle that makes it unique and and printed it. ture Olympic star. campus San Carlos and Market Streets, at sophisticated." The works that will appear The same year, however, a ory is known for his mastery itt. Jr. irODIX /IA fr, AMP) WAUEZIVELEMEIL7 tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. satire and has CONCLUDES SEASON in the SJS Art Gallery include talent scout heard him sing and contemporary some 26 Broadway's leading man of wood engravings, linoleum en- Mathis has recorded signed him to a contract with sold more ''The Sound of Music," Theo- A gentleman gravings, woodcuts, and etch- albums. Each has Columbia. meets a miss copies. dore Bikel, concludes the Wash- ings. Baskin will display works than one half million He holds the record as the ington Square Series Thursday, With an introduction created in 1951 to the present. Born and raised in San Fran- only singer to have four albums SJS Singer May 5. A world renowned folk The sizes vary from a muscule cisco, Mathis graduated from listed simultaneously as best- singer, Bikel also has been in Having had good etiquotte print designed as a bookplate, George Washington High School sellers on the national music "The Defiant Ones" and the to the door-sized "Man of Peace" and attended San Francisco charts. His concert and night To Perform Through proper instruction movie version of "My Fair and "Hanged Man." State College. Starring in ath- club appearancpq are consistent letics his 6 ft. 5 'AI in. high jump, sellouts. Lady." ATTENDED YALE In Concert But Bikel is not limited to Now a resident of Northamp- stage and film. He is also a Notc if you want to meet ton, Mass., Baskin was born in Prof To Review Sharon Gilbert, SJS senior folk singer, guitarist, author, New Jersey and attended the Curtain Goes Up music major, will be feature lecturer, photographer, politi- An enticing young lass Yale School of Fine Arts. He Work By Erasus soprano soloist when the Santa cian, linguist and raconteur. Make her acquaitarmce completed his studies at the Clara Philharmonic Orchestra Tickets for Bikel's appear- New School for Social Research For'Pied Piper' presents the first concert of its ance and other scheduled pro- By showing some class . . . in New York. At Book Talk season Friday, 8 p.m., at Buch- grams are available at the Stu- The exhibit in the SJS Art ser Auditorium, 3000 Benton St., dent Affairs Business Office on with Dr. Albel t Porter. associate Gallery is being circulated by Beginning Nov. 11 Santa Clara. campus, Monday through Fri- professor of management, will the Museum of Modern Art in Miss Gilbert, a vocal student day, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. By famous Hanover city . . . review "The Complaint of New York. of Frederiek C. Loadwick, SJS Almost five hundred years ago, Peace" by Erasus at the Book ..glowerJ Poie Marie The Gallery, in the east wing assistant professor of music. Talk scheduled for 12:30 p.m. of the Art Building, is open fmm To see the townsfolk suffer so will sing with the college a (THE Wednesday in Cafeteria rooms KSJS Schedule campus florist) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through From vermin (RATS!) was a cappella choir in a performance A and B. KSJS-FM, 90.7 me, prcgramv Friday, and from 1:15 to 5 p.m. of Francis Poulenc's Gloria for 8th & Santa Clara CY 5-4321 pity . . staff and faculty members for today are: Sundays during scheduled ex- All The people to the mayor to attend weekly 5 p.m.Campus hibitions. Admission is free. are invited In a body came. flocking: . xelks -ant -bring- their 5:40Lockheed Report rum "Give your brains a racking lunches if they wish. 5 :-15Spa rtan Spect 6 p.m.Operation Moonstruck To find the remedy we're 6:15--B.R.C. World Report lacking 6:30A Matter of Morals Or we will send you packing!'' Lerner and Lowe's 7 p.m.Portrait in Jazz 8 p.m.Archives The mayor said that he would 'My Far Lady' What's Brewing think of something. And he did. The story of the mayor's solution is the tale of "The Pied Opens in San Jose SALE Piper." The San Jose Light Opera As- "The Pied Piper," a play for sociation opens its 31st season BOOKS In Saturday nights The children of all ages, has been Friday and adapted by Dr. Court aney with the popular musical, "My UP TO 95/o OFF Brooks, professor of drama, Fair Lady," by Lerner and from Robert Browning's poem. Lowe. Town and Country Village Attic? The play will be presented by Curtain time at the Mont- Stevens Creek & Winchester the SJS Department of Drama gomery Theater, Civic Audi- Open Evenings and Sunday in the Studio Theater Nov. 11 torium, is 8:30 p.m. The mu- and 13 at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. sical will run Oct. 29-30 and It will be presented Nov. 12 at Nov. 5-6. SHARON GILBERT ra,I3oolts 4 p.m. "My Fair Lady" is directed . . . featured soprano soloist Music and mime for the SJS by Arthur Conrad. Bob Russell production of "The Pied Piper" is musical director and Fran- Soprano Solo, Chorus and Or- are done by students Banda cesca Romanoff is choreog- chestra. The choir is directed Gey Lewis and William Keeler. rapher. by William J. Erlendson, SJS professor of music. Poulenc's composition was written in 1959 and first presented to music audiences in Opportunities January of 1961 by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted YES Life insurance sales and by Charles Musch. All Airlines Conducting the Santa Clara Have a Critical management for Philharmonic Orchestra Friday sales will be Dr. Gibson Walters, Reservation Shortage chairman of the Music Depart- graduating seniors. I will ment at SJS. Dr. Walters has If you are planning to fly any- where from DECEMBER 8th to be at Placement Center been associated with the orchestra since its formation in JANUARY 6th 1950. He is one of the founders RESERVE NOWPAY LATER and served as concert master FALL ANNUAL ART SALE Thursday, Oct. 28 until being appointed conductor Air fares, round trip, 'n in 1960. New York $217.65 All Day. 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The footballers -- who already varsity the decisive score as the Moments later Gary Shnoni in the A tired-up SJS football squad Rich Tatley kicked the first night had their Stanford week to Braves defeated the SJS frosh tercepted a Stanford pass and with in the of three successful conventions ,ciox CLIP THIS COUPON into a tune of a 26-6 defeat earlier bolted for three touchdowns In 23-16 Friday in Spartan Stadium. two seconds left, Tetley booted tw- season- travel to Tucson for a to put SJS in front 7-0. r. As the first quarter and their held With the score 16-10 in the a 38 yard field goal to tle the Saturday night contest with the Three minutes later the de- ne en- on to win its find game of the fourth quarter, the Spartababes contest. Spitv.46, SPECIAL FOR ,er to University of Arizona. fense forced a SIM Devil punt. year 21-14 over Arizona State had to punt from their own terri- The Spartababes rallied again The biggest of the Stanford con- On the third play for the Spar- 535 E. Santa Clara St. ONLY tory. The frosh were minus a punt- late in the final period and behind said, tests will be a water polo encoun- Saturday night at Spartan Sta- tans, Berry faked perfectly into This coupon, and $1.19 is good for a com- s er but had borrowed Rich Tatley 23-10. Led by quarterback Bill people ter Friday night in the Spartan dium. the line and then found Harry plete, delicious Family Night Dinner (reg- from the SJS varsity, which is Munson's passing and fullback Jeff pool. Both the SJS and Indian Kellogg wide open for a 5.S-yard ularly $1.59 and a bargain at that!), each The Sun Devils' offense dom- legitimate because the Sparta- Baker's running, the trash began regory squads are among the best in the t brims n paws. Monday, Tuesday and 'Wednesday through 'mated the remaining three (mar- babes were playing a junior varsi- penetrating the Braves' defense. olored nation. Oct. 27. Remeniber ... offer expires Oct. ters but were over-shadowed by One minute later, defensive ty squad. Halfback Dave Harris hit flank- cken." Along with this the frosh polo- a stubborn Spartan tlefense that end Martin Baccaglio intercept- 27! Coupon good at Spisey's 535 E. Santa Tatley's attempted punt from er Dave Mercer on a 63 yard ists meet a loaded Stanford Pa- stiffened tittle after time when ed a desperation ASII' pass on Clara St., only. the a wk ward formation was pass play that set up the Spartans' music poose squad Friday night. A141' threatened. the visitors' four-yard line and blocked by the Braves' John Beck- last score. Quin- The meet cmss-country coach With quarterback Ken Berry scored to put the winners ahead nell and the loose ball was gath- On third down, Munson spotted -9-lineer!""eiren'orWa"t""ror" Irsday, Mery Smith has been waiting for leading the attack, the home 21-0. ered up by Leon Hartvickson who Mercer in the clear from nine .st ar- all sea.son comes Saturday when trans marched 66 yards ha 13 Berry suffered a concussion in rambled 21 yards for the clinching yards out for six points. SPIVEY'S er in his gutty harriers face the In- plays early in the first quarter the second period and the SJS 535 E. Santa Clara St. 293-2920 score. Stanford ran out the clock be- _ . _ ared a dians in Palo Alto. Last year the avith fullback Charley liarrartay offense was ineffective thereaft- fore the frosh could get their n the Indians shaded the Spartans by running off left tackle for the er. The Spartan defense took The Spartababes fought back dual-meet from deficits twice only to fall hands on the ball again. one point for SJS' only final nine and the seore. Marra- oser and stopped the Devils four 3 QUESTIONS short on their ss be- loss of the season. wav picked up 37 yards on the times in the fourth quarter deep last attempt. Munson completed seven out of Trailing 10-0 with only 1:53 re- 13 TO ASK WHEN YOU ranger For soccer. the Stanford match ground during the drive. In SJS territory. passes for 56 yards. Baker and artist. is on Wednesday, while the boot- maining in the first half, halfback Anderson received praise from BUY INSURANCE 4 style ers meet San Francisco State Sat- coach John Webb for their rushing. irches- urday to complete a busy week. I. Will you share in the ething After meeting the Stanford profits of the company? Braves last weekend, the fresh- se and Grid Squad The Finest 2. Will you have Greek Dropped . . . immediate man gridders tackle the highly- cash values? )N touted Stanford frosh on Satur- mon an of day. 3. Will you have professional Fish & Chip, Theo- Using Ineligible services available to assist For Players Pork Pies Wash- in your over-all financial Sausage irsday, Athletic Director objectives? si folk Sigma Nu, the surprise team rector of intramural athletics. the books as forfeit wins for their DRINK een in of the fraternity football league The team's stunning ties with opponents. Mutual Benefit policy this season, has been dropped from Delta Upsilon 10-01, Sigma Alpha Thursday's play produced one 15r Beer id the owners can Receives Ph.D. Mon., Wed. say yes. Fair the league for using ineligible play- Epsilon 16-61 and Alpha Tau major upset, as Sigma Chi shook Bob Brunzan, SJS athletic di- ers, according to Dan Unruh, di- Omega (0-01 will therefore go on off the afternoon rain to nip pre- TOM FIELDS ENTERTAINMENT Write or call for information ted to rector and professor of physical viously undefeated DU 7-6. * * * SAE and ATO continued in their The MUTUAL also a education, received the Doctor of POTENTIAL SWIMMERS unbeaten ways. SAE battered win- -I louse Dan Hitchcock SJS '59 BENEFIT LIFE author, Education Degree earlier this Fraternity Standings Potential members of the politi- month from Stanford University. less Lambda Chi Alpha 19-0, while 715 North First Street Spartan Nat'l bag team are Larry Nelson SFS '62 W L T the Taus stomped Sig Ep 33-0. Suite Run Bronzan, who was Spartan foot- urged to attend a teans meeting 35 ATO 5 0 0 Bill Ardis' three touchdown passes Duke of York Pub ippear- ball coach from 1950-57, currently this afternoon at 3:30 in MG201 Tom Fields SJS '65 San Jose 297-2738 SAE 4 0 0 highlighted the latter contest. sl pro- is the national chairman of the according to coach Torn O'Neill. 577 W. Alma Call 297-9920 Peninsula 968-6816 DI' 4 I 0 In the only other game played le Stu- United States Track and Field Swimmers or divers who are TChl 2 0 3 Theta Chi and Delta Sigma Phi fice on Federation (USTFF) Finance out for waiter polo are excused DSP 2 I 1 fought to a 0-0 deadlock. It was h Fri- Committee and a member of the from the organizational meet- SChl 2 I I the thini straight tie for Theta nine-man National Joint Commit- ing according to the coach. Spartan Daily Chi, which has yet to lose. Classifieds Sig Ep 1 3 I tee on Physical Education and Athletics. SP' 0 4 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS III IMMEDIATELY. Several openings for stu- PINK DIAMOND APTS. 686 S. 8th. Un- He is also a member of the LCA 0 5 0 dents who can apply 8-15 hrs. per wk. tc ppd. Blue Chip stamps for prompt pay- de ment of rent. See National Association of Collegiate VOTE MONICA THOMPSON FOR saleswork. Full supervision & training. All Mgr. apt. 19. IsCW- grams materials furnished. Spec. scholarship Sat.-Sun. Director of Athletics' executive Independent "A" Standings SJS Five Eyes Experience FROSH REP! program for those who qualify. Comm. ROOMMATE council and chairman of that WOULD ANYONE WHO SAW THE earnings average $60 or more weekly. WANTED. 30 days {rue W L T rent. No deposit. No clean. group's membership committee. ACCIDENT AT THE CORNER OF 4th Should have own trans. Call 286-4745 for chg. 1/2.blk. SJS. $37.50 per mo. Ph. 295-29/7. His doctoral dissertation was nem, 5 --Bs-- 0 & WILLIAMS FRI. OCT. I, 1965 PLEASE aPPL 3 0 1 As Key to Better Season CALL 295-8094. MALE OR FEMALE, FULL OR PART entitled "The Attitudes of Certain Me and Them PERSONALS TIME. Sell Holiday Magic cosmetics. High (71 University Publics Toward the Red Horde 3 1 0 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE Do comm. Call Mr. Kowal, 266-5650 I 1 2 The SJS basketball team began him by as much as ii() pounds. or UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PER- Contributions of the Intercolle- SAE No. 2 your part to combat crime. rs. 948-5540. practice Friday and coach Stu Three candidates for center. de- MANENT. BY REGISTERED ELECTRCIL- giate Football Program to Gen- KC All-Stars 2 2 0 pay. at Stu- DLX. STUDIO APT. $75 rno. 659 S. 9th OGISTS. cr Mr,. A. Inman is 'minting to depth and pending on whether Inman has ALPHA ETA SIGMA. Dues I. Nentelle.,No eral Education." Sig Ep No. 2 1 2 1 dent Affairs Office by Oct, 21, Call Mr. Deaver after 6. oblige. Call 294-4499. Blue Flame I 3 1 experience in hopes to land a more Terrantts at forward or center. DU No. 2 It 3 1 positive final season record. are 6-9 transfer Clarence Denier, AUTOMOTIVE IV HOUSING IS) SERVICES (81 ATTENTION! For the last three years the 6-9 Bruce Beutler. :Ind 6-5 Bill MEN. Rooms, kitchen privileges. Single, FAMILY LAUNDRY and SJS five ha.s posted a 14-10 win- Higgins. '64 FALCON FUTURA 6. Auto. R/H. TYPING SERVICE - East San base Independent "B" Standings double. Phone 295-5305. 258-4335. DRY CLEANING SERVICE Exc. cond. 426-2831. Eves. & wkeds. loss mark and have )4t. along with LUXURY ALMOST NEW 2 DORM. APT. '65 JAWA. 175cc. Czech. Quasi. Econ. AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDEES 499 So. 2nd W L T the other teams in the West Coast blk. SJS. $120 mo. 292-9400. $275. Family oblig. 294-3957. 1/2 Chet Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. Aan AFROTC 4 O 0 Athletic Conference, to pull the 2nd and Wililams Gym Squad Sets '59 AUSTIN HEALEY. 4 seater. Conv. MALE ROOMMATE(S). Unappd. apt. Carlos. )FF Moulder Hail 4 O 1 mat out from under perennial 4-1054 morns. 529 S. 10th #8 aft. 4 any day. hdtp, $1095. EL SPECIAL FOR STUDENTS. Boys orSis. O 1 champion USF. Allen Flail '58 VW. Exc. cond. $600. Aft. 6. Call 2 ROOM APT. Elec. paid. $60 to $70 Sewing, fitting, designing and tail g. lage Whiskey a Go-Go 2 0 Six lettermen return to the Meets for '65-66 297-5324. mo. 511 S. 7th. Call 294-9686. 292-7861. st: hinter G/RLS LIKE Chl Pi Sigma 2 1 1 Spartan quintet including last '61 VW SEDAN. Esc. cond. $795. Phone MARRIED COUPLE. Apt. in home. Share EXPERT TYPING. All kinds. Reasonlible. nday %ROTC 0 9 1 year's four top scorers. This gives SJS' gymnastics squad has an 286-0883. kit. Grge. 253 S. 16th. 293-0831. Mar- Phone 294.3772. 9.6. GUYS . . . Matadors 0 4 0 basketballers reasonable experi- attractive 14 meet schedule for the '54 AUSTIN HEALEY. Very good c-c7nd $695 or offer. 286.0883. TRANSPORTATION (9) Newman Knights 0 4 0 ence at all positions. 1965-66 season. FURN. APT. & 2 Bdrm. For 3 & 4. f40 elks & 5100. W.G./pd. WW/cpt. Jennett's Spartans Drps. AEK. RIDERS WANTED OR FORM CAR Who use after-shave lotion, Inman feels his team could de- Coach Clair '64 SPRITE. A-I cord. Five new tires. 540 Spring. 292.6186. Must sell before Nov. I. $1275 or best POOL FROM FREMONT AREA. .797- velop into a good shooting squad begin the season Nov. 27 at the drive XKEs, wear Madras offer. Ann 251-2896. 1 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. 21-25. 7596. Matches Tomorrow based mainly on the front three Western Open. It is in San Fran- Nr. SJS. 294-1437 aft. 6. shirts, dance the monkey and 1 players; forwards S. T. Saffold cisco with the S.F. State Gators '57 VOLVO. Runs good. $350. 780 UNAPPD. HOUSE. Female Students. Rm. 0 All intramural tennis tourna- S. 9th #3. 297-0808. To place an ad: rt. own a 115.6i, Pete Newell (14.1) and hosting the meet. & bd. $80 mo. 565 S. 5th. 286-4331. ment matches which were rained Frank Terrantts (11.0). The Spartans gymnasts also '63 M. R/H. Exc. cond. $1300. Call FURS. STUDIO APT. 74 S. 8th. $80 mo. Call at University Trust Program Kevin, Call 298-1429 aft. 4 pm. r)ut Thursday will be played to- "We will be above average as have received invitations to the 293-9582. Classified Adv. Office -J286 morrow afternoon, according to far as speed goes but only aver- Sacramento State Invitational and HONDA C 110. 50cc. Perfect cond. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Share Must sell. $160. 620 S. 9th #I5. unappd. 2 bdrm. apt. 560 S. 10th. 269- intramural sports director Dan age in the height category," said the UCLA Invitational. Daily RENAULT DAUPHINE. Esc. cond. Reels. 9304. University Trust Inman. SJS has its own invitational t 1nruh. price. Time pay. if desired. Owner SJS NEW, BIG, QUIET! Uneppd. apts. 2 10:30-3:30 Although Terrantts, who played meet Dec. 10. co-ed now in France on s- 'ES Program Unruh also announced that pair- State College bdrrn. Furn. W/sundeck. soundproofing. center the second half of the sea- Top dual meet attractions in- overseas study program. 295.5729. $40.$60 each. 148 E. Williams at 4th. Send in handy order blank. Encfose $ 434 E. William, Suite B ings for the two-man volleyball son, is only 6-6, he handled him- clude Western Athletic Conference '56 FORD. Auto. R/H. $125 or best offer. 297.0518. cash or check. Male check out to 286-8165 tourney are listed on the intra- self adequately among taller op- foes Arizona State University and Gd. cond. 294.1671. Don. YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN Spettan Daily Classifieds. al WISHES TO SHARE 2 BDRM. W/SAME. mural bulletin board. ponents, some who out-weighed Brigham Young University. '58 CHEV. CONVERT. Good cond. Must Phone 294-6414, Eat. 2465 tage sell! Make nffer. 297.4893. 293.9215. '63 HONDA. Trail SS. Best offer takes it. ly any- Phone EL 4-8097 aft. 6. 8th to LET'S GET IN THE SWIM This Week's Dry Cleaning Special ... VW '62. Esc. cond. R/H. Extras. $995. CLASSIFIED RATES 269.7652. To buy, sell, rent or LET'S GO SKIN DIVING! Men's and Women's Sweaters '63 VV/. R/H. Exc. cond. $1300. Call announce a n yth i ng, Minimum _ATER Kevin, 293-9582. just fill out and clip Two lines One tIme Three times Five times One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line this handy order FOR SALE Ill blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 52.00 r217.65 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 217.65 BIKE. 10 spd. Derailer. W/basket. $40. 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 233.00 298-6709 eft. 2:30. 249.50 TAPE RECORDER. SONY 600. Call 286- Send to: Spartan 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 Daily CLASSIFIFDS, 168.72 5035 morns. or late eves. Add this 1206. Sari Jose State amount tor r- SMITH-CORONA PORT. TYPE. $30. Vio- .50 .75 1.00 lin $90. Good cond. 286.6229. College, San lose 14, each additional line MOTORCYCLE TIRES. One 4.00x 18 Calif. :e via Dunlop K-70 new. One 4.00xI9 Goodyear Print year ad here: used. $15. 297-9211. (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each LIM) ts de - SPEED, CUSTOM EQUIP. For Falcon, CHECK A Mustang, Comet. 6.cyl. 736-4300. .m. to CLASSIFICATION ONE WEEK SPECIAL. Oct. 18.23. IS% f Announcements (1) icagO. diic. Stewart-Warner instrument & gauges. Acme Speedometer Service Co., 2221 Automotive (2) GIRLS--Don't Let Your Boys Go Alone Stevens Croak Blvd. 298.3015. for Sale (3) REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. Help Wanted (4) We give nationally certified group instructions 13S. Phone 225 4246 after 6. Housing (5) )AYS IN with equipment furnished. Lost and found (6) SD "KJ HELP WANTfD (41 0 Personals (1) "JrIS Regularly Special 0 Services (8) * Join Our Sat. Beach & Dive Party * EXPER. PART-TIME WAITER OVER 21. restaurant. $1.25/hr. plus Transportation (9) 96 55 hp.. Call 960.1040 morn.. OUR 18 part-time men average $3.50 97 8000 JOSE DIVERS SERVICE Nona Address Phone ti SAN per hr. in commissions taking orders for 77 N. 27th Stinet 298-2156 Fuher bri.oh & delivering. Have opening in Cambrian Park, Campbell. Los Gatos, Run (No. of days) frelose Service Golden West Cleaners & Saratoga. 269.8010. ROOM, BOARD AND SALARY FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE SKIN DIVER 21 S. 3rd Street 29241052 Starting Date GIRL. Par+ time work (10 a.m.1,30 p.m.) ei $14.,e in nursery school. Phone 286-0883. ftSPARTAN DAILY Monday, October 18, 1985 Ig-twr tg Spartan F

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PRIZEPEA PRIZES ENTRY BLANK ENTRY BLANK TICKETS TO CONTEST RULES / 2 7 FAN JETS UNITED ARTIST THEATER 1 I. Only currently enrolled San Jose State College students may enter. 2. Students are limited to one entry per person. NAME 3. All entries become the property of the Spartan Daily. Here's How You Enter This Week's Sweepstake Contest 4. The Spartan Daily and/or San Jose State College is no+ responsible for any entries A DDRESS +hat are lost or stolen. 5. An entry must be filled out completely with no erasures in order to be considered

I. Study +he Sweepstakes Rhyme. Then read the copy in each advertisement. Indicate in by the judges. PHONE name you think is most closely related to the the space on the entry blank the advertiser's 6. In the event that two or more enfries have the correct advertiser's name, the con- rhyme. testant who comes closest to the tie-breaker question will be the winner. If the tie- CARD NO. AS8 breaker game is canceled a special run-off contest will be held. Complete your entry blank by printing your name, address, phone number, and ASB num- 2. 7. All complimentary flight passes awarded on Pacific Southwest Airlines expire on ADVERTISER ber. Answer the Tie-Breaker question on the entry blank. June 30, 1966. 8. The Spartan Daily reserves +he right +0 correct errors, to extend deadlines and to 3. Bring your entry to room J206 in the Journalism and Advertising Building between 10:30 make necessary additions or corrections of these rules. TIE-BREAKER QUESTION: on or Wednesday. No entry will be a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday accepted after 9. Persons designated by the Spartan Daily shall constitute the panel of judges. mail your entry. What will be +he total yards gained by 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Do not Their decisions shall be final regarding both determination of prize winners or both teams in the SJS vs. U. of Arizona deciding on disqualification for any reason of entrants. 4. Woital for the announcement of winners in next WPA'S Spartan Daily. Do not call or come game? 10 Entry submission signifies entrant's acceptance of all contest rules and acceptance to the Spartan Daily office to find out the week's winner. The winners will be notified. of the judges' decisions.