Faculty Dinner Loans Available Tile W ,,,,, en's Faculty Club will hold their annual off-campus Loans totaling $4 million are dinner at Del Vecchio's Res- available to 8.18 students who taurant in Willow Glen on Fri apply before the April 1 dead- day, April 7. Reservations must line. Applications and other be in to Miss Elsie Does*, necessary Tomo, are available PARTAN Health and Ilvgiene Depart- in the DAILY Financial Aids Office, AD31242. ment, by p.m., Friday. Guests mu SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE of members ma) illVited.
Vol. 54 lei m SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1967 No. 89
to. ' w5fla. e PUBLICATIONS BILL APPROVED Council Refuses To Discuss 'Independent Daily' Proposal
By FRANCINE MILLER meeting, "When $30,000 of ASB said Townsend in reference to the discussion of the motion to rescind, Spartan Daily Staff Writer money is given to a publication, council bill's provision for choos- "Passage of the bill is not neces- Student Council yesterday the student body is owed a little ing board membership. sary today or even by this council." bit of accountability." After council's approval of the passed by a narrow margin of COMMITTEE CHOICE Daily News Editor, Rick Skinner, The board proposed by Miner bill, Spolter commented, "You are two votes the Publications Ad. yesterday agreed with Miner. "As and Shackelford would include rep- forcing me into a position of pos- visory Board bill introduced by long as you give us money, you resentatives of the six schools of sibly vetoing the bill, and I am Reps Dick Miner and Ken can justify and we can understand the college to be selected by the generally in favor of it." Shackelford. ASB efforts to influence the Daily. Student Affairs Committeefof the Spotter has one week in which to But," he added, "I hope you will Academic Council, which itself is present his veto, but if he takes Photo by Mary Adams The action was taken despite try to understand our motivation. composed of only two students, such action, council could override efforts to revert the bill back to A free press must be free from the president and vice president of his decision by a two-thirds vote. SPRING LOVE Well, darling, I know that lawn even though we are in the middle of the second reading so it could be pressure." the student body. In the meantime, the "independent you have Spring Fever but its cold outside! campus and it looks like some good storm clouds ASB President Jerry Spolter Daily" proposal has been referred The lawn is soaking wet and my feet are freez- building up overhead but I discussed with an 'independent Senior Rep Ken Shackelford also really . . . called the bill, as approved, "paper to Miner's Campus Policy Com- ing but you insist on lying down here on this Daily" proposal presented by had stated previously that "if the ASB did not legislation." Said Spolter during mittee. representatives of the Spartan give money to the Daily, there would be no basis for Daily. the Daily being responsible to the * * The proposal, which Daily Editor student body." Jerry Townsend asked council to consider for inclusion on the April CHANGE IRRELEVANT Blue ballot as Cards a constitutional amend- Non-Existent Shackelford, however, apparent- Spring Voting Dates ment, calls for the establishment ly felt the "independent Daily" of the Daily as an independent proposal, with its provision for campus newspaper directly receiv- alternative funding, had no bearing ing a fixed student subscription on the action of council concern- Approved by Council Due to Clerical Shortage or percentage of the ASB budget. ing the Publications Advisory It also requires the Daily to Board bill. Discussing the motion By JEFF BRENT 4 p.m. April 9 was designated by .By SUE HARRIGER of mathematics gave his view of Is doing below average work I tell function with a student-selected to rescind third reading of the Spartan Daily Staff Writer council as the official date at Spartan Daily Investigative Writer blue cards, "I have never thought him about it. If a student is in advisory board of 10 people rep- bill, Shackelford stated, "The only Absenteeism has been hitting which campaigning be;:ri_ It 12 An i, unediate halt of mid-term they were beneficial. They have doubt he can always ask the in- resenting the dorms, sororities and thing Spartan Daily has come up Student Council so hard the last noon. warning notices better known as little value if one of my students structor." fraternities, the six schools of the with is a change of financing. This few weeks that the beginning of Phil Whitten, grad rep, feeling a "blue cards" and other tradi- college, faculty and administration. in no way affects our bill." yesterday's council meeting was need for uniformity in the amount Townsend, however, felt the "In- delayed 45 minutes of money which may be spent by tional Admission and Record serv- BOARD OF REVIEW because of the ices was decided recently by Aca- dependent Daily's" funding pro- lack of a necessary quorum of 12 candidates, introduced a resolution demic Council, according to Dr. The bill which council approved vision precluded discussion of the members to start the burincss of to the election code calling for a 'Signals an council bill. Said Townsend after Asset' yesterday deals strictly with limit by an arbitrary Ralph Cummings, director of SJS a the day. sum to the Admissions and Records. board to review and evaluate all the meeting, "I don't feel council Acting swiftly, once started, amount of money each candidate Electric traffic signals can be a drove on and was struck from the "They're overloaded and under- ASS-funded publications, having was confronting the problem we council, in addition to passing the could spend on his election. Any nuisance to drivers in a hurry, but side by an eastbound car. staffed," said James Noah, director the power as well to recommend have here at all, meaning financ- Publications Advisory Board Bill, violations of his proposal, once as one SJS student will attest, Kitzmiller and James D. Brad- of public relations and publica- removal of any editor. ing." approved 12-2-1 amendments to passed, would be referred to the signals are an asset. ley, of South Dakota, the driver of tions. "The Registrar's Office has Although the document makes In preface to the Daily presenta- the election code which were im- election board for review. Kenneth Kitzmiller, junior ad- the other car, were treated for a problem because they can't fill no mention of funding procedures tion, Townsend had stated, "The mediately signed by ASB Presi- Whitten's resolution failed by a vertising major, was southbound minor injuries. Damage to Kitz- any vacant positions until after for the Daily, justification for nature of the conduct of a college dent Jerry Spotter. The election 5-9-0 vote, but council then con- on 10th Street Tuesday night when miller's car was estimated at $700, June 30. They had to curtail some council's setting up such a board newspaper is not parallel to any code, which had been in and out verted th':. measure 'n'o 1.7ective a power failure knocked out sig- he reported. service to meet the emergency," came from the fact that the body other activity financed by ASB of committee all semester, "be- to the elections ho. 1 Council nals along St. James Street. After Within a few minutes, two more he said. allocates 9.2 per cent of the ASB funds. We don't feel the Daily can comes effective immediately and asked the board to conduct "a hesitating at the intersection of accidents occured along the dark- budget to the Daily. Said Grad call itself a newspaper as long as supercedes all pior measures," survey to institute the feasibility LACK OF FUNDS 10th and St. James Streets, he ened street. Rep Miner at a previous council It accepts money each year which according of financial limitations upon can- Reasons for the crisis include a to Spolter. can be determined or greatly in- Council, didates." The survey would then high rate of applications for ad- acting upon a recom- fluenced by political considera- mendation be presented to council in the form mission, a growing demand for to Spolter from Paul tions." Morey, election board of resolutions. service on transcripts and records chairman, "I don't think nine people should approved In his weekly ASB report, Spol- and a lack of funds for clerical April 19-20 for the gen- decide the fate of 22,000 students eral ASB elections and ter told council of his pleasure at staff and data processing equip- set Friday. and 200 faculty as far as what April 7 aside learning the California State Board ment. Psychedelic 'Freak-Out' for candidates' orien- kind of newspaper they receive," tation meeting in the cafeteria at (Continued on Page 3) A growing backlog of unproc- essed applications for admissions in fall, 1967 has been the result 301 Donate of the unbalanced office work- load. The curtailment of "certain Draws Visiting Nuns optional services" is needed to al- low the offices to meet deadlines, By DON COX the difference between the view- mind, being enormously fat and according to Dr. Cummings. Spartan Daily Staff Writer ers and what they are viewing," bald headed. Blood Drive Sister Mary Matthew Winners said, Lights flashed, while "I think it's Named music wailed, watching Many students are apprehensive us," Sis- about the decision to eliminate while plaster figures in various watching two students mingle ter Adele whispered to her com- Winners of the SJS Blood Drive have been anounced by Edward blue cards because as one coed shapes and sizes swung from the panion. saw the situation "I think that in E. Stone, blood drive chairman ceiling or stood on the floor. Both agreed the flashing lights many instances blue cards are made the entire gallery look like from AFROTC. Sister Mary Adele's first necessary because the cards ease com- "an old time movie." "Everyone Alpha Tau Omega was first in the communication harriers be- ment was,"! hope the students seems to be moving so fast, in- the fraternity division with 72.4 tween students and faculty." don't think we're part of the cluding those standing still," per cent of the organization do- show." nating 55 pints. WASTE OF' TIME commented Sister Matthew. Two Roman Catholic nuns, Sis- The sorority winner was Delta Freshman radio-television ma- The nuns didn't seem to at- ters Adele and Mary Matthew, Zeta, donating 10 pints, equivalent George Litleton said "If a tract much attention during jor were making their first visit to of 16.7 per cent of the organiza- know how he's their visit. Most of the students student doesn't SJS Art Department's "freak- tion. tough luck. Blue concentrated on the art show. doing, it's his out." cards are a waste of time." A tall, dark-haired girl, how- The top winner among the resi- Dr. Kenneth Fowler, professor The two nuns are among eight ever, said to a boy standing next dence halls, Royce Hall, had 10.5 currently participating in a to her, "I was scared by a nun per cent of its group donate 21 week-long New Cultural In Woolworth's once. pints of blood. Happening on campus. "I walked around a counter Of the non-fraternal organiza- Petition Deadline In what the campus Newman tions, the winner was Phrateres. and she was standing right Center terms a "first of its kind them It surprised me." From its membership of 34, the event held anywhere " the nuns Sisters Matthew and Adele Red Cross received 18 pints of For AWS Election are patticipating in classroom weren't surprising many stu- blood. and discussions with both Today is the deadline for turning visits dents at the all show. In fact More than one-third of the total students all this SISTER in candidacy petitions for officers faculty and MARY ADELE they spent a good deal of their blood donation was given by indi- ... not to be voted on next Thursday in week. part of show time asking students what they viduals on campus. the Associated Women Students Their visit to the psychedelic thought of the display. According to Stone, 393 persons election. The petitions must be art show was, they admitted, among the psychedelic tot ins. "The whole show is really volunteered blood and all but 92 turned in to the Activities Office, "an unscheduled part of the pro- One figure, appropriately, that strange and exciting," said Sis- of them were accepted. The record ADM174, gram." drew the nuns' attention was a ter Matthew, "but it's almost as for the most blood received still Officers to be elected include Both sisters viewed in amaze- "freak-out" version of an angel much fun to watch the students belongs to the Fall '65 Drive Ph -,1 by red R ,,nberg president, first, vice president, sec- ment the distorted figure forms suspended from the ceiling. move amtind." 383 pints. IN JUST A HALF HOUR, this woman student gave a pint of ond vice president, secretary, treas- in the dark gallery. It probably wasn't quite the Sister Adele termed the show This semester's Drive did obtain blood and in turn received a credit card good for one year for urer, and two members of the "After a while you can't tell type of angel the nuns had in "a completely new experience." 11 more pints than were received her and her family. Awards will be presented by AFROTC today Judirial Board, In the last semester. to the top blood donors in four divisions. 2.--SPARTAN DAILY Thursflay March 10. 1967 Guest Editorial PARTAN DAILY Ill To Return SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE To Snake Pit
tnm Jerry Townsend Ailsertising Manager .... Jack Groban The austerity program for the men- tal hygiene services of the state of Cali- fornia will leav e many Californians grIIing in disbelief. Can Go% ernor Editorial Reagan really tnean to cut out entirely from his budget one of the most suc- cessful of mental health experiments in the nation. the day care centers at Subsidy Shackles Seen San Francisco. Los Angeles and San eId it difficult to believe eannot be a free Spartan got ernment operates on reality. Diego? that lie can. Daily until the Daily is free from di- Politics. The (lay treatment center here, which rect ASH goNernment subsidy. And the allocation of funds to the has been housed in an annex of Pres- So long as tne receite a portion of Spartan Daily is a political considera- byterian Medical Center at 2340 Clay our operating expenses from student tion. Or could I. Street. has been extraordinarily suc- got eminent. %e may not balk when The danger of ASB government re- for the treatment of victims that goNernment desires to control. in straint of a free Daily seems unrealistic cessful of mental and emotional disturb- any degree they deem necessary; the today. Relations between the Daily and severe hospital -pending of their monies. student gol eminent are mutually re- ances outside of the traditional Since. currently. we receite student spectful. if not absolutely harmonious. setting. The COM a "reconstructing" got eminent funds for the operation of Thus. some find it hard to under- mentally ill persons in this ambulatory, less the student neuspaper. we should ex- stand the concern we show toward at- day-care facility is nearly a third pert and st acquiesce to demands tempts at structuring or rewriting ASB than the cost in a state hospital. Re- liable testimony holds that if such care for rontrol by student government. got eminent control of the Daily. "His old movies weren't bad enough in clearing the bar .. !" But freedom is a im withdrawn, the preponderant num- rguments currently making the ance.tenuous thing, and rounds about the type and manner of its sustenance is vigil ber of patients now progressing toward got eminent control of the Daily seetn If we bow to our friend today, we Thrust and Parry mental health will slip back to des- pointless. may knuckle under to our foe to- perate levels requiring their confine- ment in hospitals. Basically. the question is: Shall the morrow. Not alone will the the state's dollar Spartan Daily be a free campus news- And should we sit idle while ASB Pre-Election Antics Viewed costs increase as a consequence, but paper? goner .nt. in all innocence and with tive, and the other potential presidential the degradation of Itutnan personality l loll! there is MUM` absOillte assur- the best intention. strengthens an al- ASB Officer Interprets ready intolerable grip on the freedom cancliclate. which accompanies such a slipback Mire that student ginernment control L,et me add also that my name has been makes the prospect of the closing of of the Daily be des oid of political in- of our columns. we shall be as gttilty Government Maneuvering one of those mentioned as a possible candi- date. I have never denied them, for to do so (lay treatment centers unacceptable fluence. a free Daily cannot accept the of strangulation of that freedom as the the Editor: would have meant my elimination from this in terms of ..... an charitableness. goNer nt. or any worst of dietators. fascinating game. control of that An explanation seems to be needed in lieu If IN.- Nalue In any case, ASH government is not even While we recognize that the state oilier. our freedom so lightly of the recent developments in student gov- that we use it as a sop to maintain near the verge of becoming meaningful. This budget cutters expect the day-care Uternately then. the Spartan Daily ernment. There seems to be much maneuver- means we have one of three choices. We can centers to be kept open at local ex- must present a program of self-suffi- good will. we may one day find our ing taking place at the College Union. accept the recommendation of President good will aimed straight at our hearts. First, let us realize that even with his Clark's committee, investigating student gov- pense. with the state's subsidy reduced ciencN. if it is to refuse student govern- ernment, and eliminate the the entire "wit and articulation" Glen Williams was con- execu- to a partial one, we think it obvious ment restrictions or policies. We prefer to resist now, to over- tive branch; abolish student government and sistently a Spolter man. 'At the same time react on the side of freedom, rather admit AI Mason was ahead of his time; or that cost-accounting procedures should Thr Daily currently supplies ap- Bill Wright, a Hendricks homover, rarely than acquiesce for the sake of we can "Turn on, tune in, and drop out," and not be permitted to determine "econ- proximately two-thirds of its total op- peace. tended his council obligations. become a HEAD of this time. omies" of this sort. Almost invariably e must. u hile we are able, have the Vic Lee, a nice guy Who is erating expenses. The other one-third totally un- Ira Meltzer foresight. which cottncil attempting the cost - accounting approach will f' .s from ASB got ernment alloca- lacks or denies, creative and indecisive, has been ASB Atty. Gen. I a false economy. tion subject to approt al by Student to see the possibilities of factional take- to change the election procedures so that the AISI52 president and vice president wouM run on The pathetic statements which we Council and the ASB presideiint. overs in ASB government. We must prepare to resist these take-overs. and one ticket. This would enable Vic to join 4Good War Supporters quoted from 18 and : II pa- Student got ernment. in turn. re- forces with one of Jerry Spoiler's fraternity we must hate freedont to resist. If we tients nIur account of the threat to reit es its income from a mandatory fee brothers in the next election (at first he Must Hate Commies' the San Francisco center--"I've got paid by each SJS student at relinquish freedom now. to a good gov- emed to have agreed upon John Graham se only a few weeks to get well," said registration. ernment. we may find a need for that but he recently has been purged by Larry Editor: Lundberg/. Vic needs some of that Greek freedom all too soon. Why doesn't Richard Angeline say one; "then it's back to the snake pit" Theoretically then. the Daily is part- vote to win. it like The accumulation of power creates it is? Do you want a sense of commitment reveal the risk an II.nger of such ly funded by student contribution. The only fraternity man Who has expressed ambit' in people any interest in the presidency is Treasurer to U.S. involvement in the Second Indochinese decision-making. Theoretically. this is ideal. to attain that pow- er. and the power seekers may be good John Bruckman. More a an independent War? Then hate Communists. You don't have We earnestly hope that ... commit- But the middle tnan ASB student thinker than Lee, Bruckman and I have re- to love the United States, or the American or eN fused to participate in Spoiler's rubber stamp, tee hearings ... at Sacramento will con- way of life, liberty, justice, brotherhood, or Executive Council, which was designed to vincingly bring out to Gov ernor Rea- ASB government is a power source, anything else. Just hate those dirty rotten stop any anti-Spolter publicity from going the unwisdom of eliminating the and criteria for its achievement do not beyond the College Union. Conunies with all your might. It doesn't mat- gan 41:12A RTAN DA I LY ter whether in war newsreels or on Seventh day-care centers for the sake of wiping itirw"---SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE necessarily include scruples. Because Now we get to the real power a student government, Gene Lokey. It is quite an open Street. out a few jobs and achiev ing the Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. there has been no threat in the past II I Hate them because they slaughter innocent Member Ca!:fornia Newspaper Publish rs Association secret that this one tirnc unsuccessful presi- be- "saving," probably wholly illusory, of nd Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by does not exempt us from the responsi- dential candidate is now sitting on the throne. people and enslave millions. Hate them stud nts of SAM Joss State College, except Saturday bility of scrutiny in the future. By the way, Lokey also happens to be the cause they want to rule the world and crush three quarters of a million dollars. year. Subscription accept- and Sunday, during college roornie of Dick Miner, graduate representa- everything decent. ed only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full aca- Should the government be taken Hate them because they hate America and demic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off.carnpus The San28,Fria9n6;isco Chronicle price per copy, 10 cents. National advertising rep- over by the unscrupulous, the Daily they hate you, buddy. March resentative: National Educational Advertising Service, must The only way to beat them is to hate more Inc., 18 E. 50th St, N.Y.C. Phone 294.6414 Editorial be able to warn the students of EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of than they do. Hate enough to kill. Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, the danger. The only reason for a free the editorial page offers students and faculty Do your fingers itch to pull a trigger or 2082, 2083, 2084. Editorial office JC208, display chance to expren their views on campus, loyal, advertising office JC207, classified office--JC206. grenade pin? Aim you aching to take revenge press is to insure the rights and free- Issues. Space is ailowed Office hours 2-4:20 p.m. Monday through hide's, national or international for an the crimes they've committed arid all Words of the Wise Printed at Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. Ist St., dom of man. to encourage written d bates on such current affairs. the arudety they've caused you? Are you San Jose. Contributions to Thrust nd Parry must not exceed At San Jose State. the Spartan Daily ready to fight fire with fire and teach every- There are two times in a man's life when 250 words, rnust be typ written, double spaced Editor JERRY TOWNSEND body a lesson once and for all? Are you hot he should not speculate: when he can't afford Advertising Manager . JACK GROBAN is dedicated to the presenation of those within 45-space margins and prop rly signed with to shed blood? it, and when he can. Day Editor DON COX the writer's nem* and faculty or AS1 number. Th Managing Editor RICK SKINNER rights and freedotns for every student. If you're not, you'll never be a good war Samuel Clemens are libelous, in poor Executive Editor _... JIM BREWER Daily will not print letters which supporter. All you'll be is a pathetic confused We shall not relinquish that dedi- * * * Associate Editor ----- CINDY LYLE taste or include personal attack. The editor re- pawn In a power game too huge and complex MARIE RODRIGUEZ When a true genius appears in the world. Copy Editor cation without a fight. serves the right to edit or cut letters to conform to clearly perceive, much less understand. TELESCO to Feelers Editor ... DIANE The Spartan Daily sltall space limitations and to cease publication el letters you may know him by this sign, that the Sports Editors --.... LEW ARMISTEAD he frej. Steve Weller dunces are an in a confederation against him. JIM STREET dealing with subjects he believes have been exhausted. Fine Arts Editor . .--____ BARBARA KYNE A2616. Jonathan Swift
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-Go- Phone 293.9766 Spartaguide Rediscover Cycling Joy Conference t Reviews Critic's Book on Warren Study TODAY :HONDAS', Al REL. 3 International 11..od Bazaar Com- r siti "President Epstein, commented Dr. Lee, is "their v, as marked skepticism German Table, noon, southwest Kennedy's death is 'tater, 5:30 p.m., E324. Represent- ; RE.N1'.4/.S a murder myit or y," stated Dr. only one of many critics who ap- about the Commission; most people Starts Today corner of the cafeteria. atives from different groups, couri- SERVICE Roland Lee, professor of English peared after the Warren Com- never believed the Warren Report." Occupational Therapy Club, 8 The SJS chapter of the Ameri- tries and ethinic groups should and Humanities, at yesterday's mission was formed, yet. Epstein's The Commission was told to a.m, to noon, bake sale in front of can Institute of Industrial Engi- attend. Faculty Book Talk in the dis- se-or k "is the most conservative." find THE TRUTH, but the word cafeteria and bookstore. Proceeds neers will host 120 students and Spartan Oil, 7 p.m., Cafeteria A. cussion of Edward Epstein's "In- His book was actually a result "national interest" arose continu- from the sale will go to the stu- visiting professors from colleges SCTA, noon, ED325. All those What Is Understanding? quest." of work he was doing for his M.A. ously. dent affiliation scholarship fund. in California, Arizona, Montana. interested in tutoring at the ele- You ere invited to consid r this thesis at Cornell University. "In conclusion," stated Dr. Lee, Ind subiects with us. ( ampus mentary and junior high !EVE+, other The book is not concerned so "Epstein felt that the members of Oregon and Utah at their annual Crusade for Christ. convention today through Satur- 7 p.m., 3$4 E. William #1. This should attend. Meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. much with the assassination as , the commission were swayed to Chapel at the c rrrrr of S. "College Life" Chess Club, 7:30, ED413. SAN JOSE PAINT with the commission itself, its na- the 'national interest', even though day. meeting will feature Tenth and See Caries Streets. "Personal Spartarantp Couttidttee. Tickets and activities. Epstein was he doesn't question the integrity Wilson J. Bentley, former AIIE War. How to Fight It," ture for Spartacamp '67 will go on sale- interested in the unusual nature of the members." president and the head of the Ok- with Bill Mansdoerfer, manager of Monday through Friday at tables Cliristiati of this commission; as most corn- Dr. Lee, who received his Ph.D. lahoma State University School of Radio Station KEAR, in San Fran- cisco. located on Seventh Street, missions are established mainly to from Ohio State University, is ex- Industrial Engineering and Man- agement, will officially begin the Science gather information, this commis- perienced in writing mystery Home Eeonottries Club, 7 p.m.. TUESDAY, APRIL 4 conference by speaking on "Pro- sion was concerned with discover- stories published in Alfred Hitch- 11E5. A club member will speak Conservation Club, 1:30 p.m., grammed Management -Role for Organization ing the truth. cock's Mystery Magazine and on Brazil and show slides of the S227. A film, "Bulldozed Amer- Industrial Engineers" at 9:15 a.m. "In Europe," asserted Dr. Lee, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, country. Refreshments will be ica," will be shown. Friday in ED100. served lifter the meeting. The three-day Western Regional CHART-MAKING Conference will include talks by French Club, 12:30, A133. A For a hair rut Council Sets Election Dates Dr. W. Grant Iresan, executive movie will be shown. Workshop to fit your head of Industrial Engineering and at 11:30 in Building N, 1A. (Continued From Page ) Zeman, publicity; Julie Mai no, Management at Stanford Univer- appearance of Trustees has assured the con- scolar-in-residence; Toni Thomas, Orientation Committee. Students sity and Stanley McIntyre, Con- and personality. tinuance of married student hous- secretary-treasures; and Marilyn may sign up to be orientation lead- sulting Industrial Engineer from ing at SJS. Lane, performing arts. ers for the fall semester every day San Francisco. 571 E. Santa Clara Spotter commended the ASS for until April 7. Sign-ups are held Other events planned during the 293-9910 the effort it initiated at the be- from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (Ti conference include panel discus- ginning of the fall semester to Seventh Street and the College spartacamp Tickets sions, reading of technical papers $2 to SJS Students save Spartan City, and also Union. Last semester's leaders who IS A SNAP With written by students in attendance, wish to sin up again will not have thanked Jim Marchello, spokes- irrits %jilt 1Sli card an Awards Banquet and business Rfizor man for Spartan City, Jim Will, On Sale Next Week to be interviewed. meeting to conclude the week. former ASB public relations di- Tickets ttr Christian Srienee Organization, Spartaeamp -- an in- Dennis M. Yeager, senior indus- rector, and the Student Council tellectual 7:30 p.m., Chapel of Reconciliation, weekend will be sold trial engineering major, is presi- for the immediate and and inten- Monday, April 3, South Tenth and San Carlos. All through Friday, dent of the SJS chapter of AIIE sive attention they devoted to this April 7, on are weleome. Seventh St, and in and is co-chairman for the con- problem. front of the Bookstore for $14, ference. Spartan Sabres, 7:30 p.m., Ba- COME Slather also reported to council according to tb Dick Wolfe, publicity The AIIE is a campus organi- varian Room of the Garden City that SJS will be host to a confer- director for Spartacamp. zation ". . . for those engineering Hofbrau. CHART-PAK ence of the California State Col- The Asilomar Conference students who have chosen to ma- MIDDLE EARTH! lege Student Presidents Associa- Grounds are used for the annual jor in a field that combines the TOMORROW lege Student Presidents Association event, which will take place Satur- technical training of the engineer (CSCSPA) May 12, 13, and 14. day and Sunday, April Newman ('enter, 79 S. Fifth St. 15-16. with management skills." J. R. R. 'FOLK I EN'S In other action, council approved The camp, which began in 1953 A weekend retreat will be held by a two-thirds vote the appoint- as a leadership training camp, has from Friday night until Sunday wonderful world of fantasy ments by Spolter of the follow- on the beach at Santa become a student-faculty confer- ifternoon Read ing persons to positions on the ence, emphasizing discussions on Delta Phi Upsilon Cruz, Interested students should PRESSURE- SENSITIVE College Union Program Board for values, goals, and human rela- contact Denis Stratford at 295- THE HOBBIT the remainder of the semester: Jeft tionships. 1771. TAPES & SYMBOLS Holds Convention The Lord of the Rings" Trilogy Just press down Chart-Pak Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- rectangles, work flow, data ship, 7:30 p.m., New Wineskin THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING Friday to Sunday (basement processing and PERT symbols NEW and USED of Grace Baptist Church THE TWO TOWERS in a variety of colors and Delta Phi Upsilon, SJS elemen- on Tenth Street). Topic for the sizes. Available on white opaque ledger paper and trans- tary education honorary fraternity, meeting will be "Urbana --- 1967 THE RETURN OF THE KING will be host for its first national Missionary Conference." A film, parent film. You just connect VOLKSWAGEN and the symbols with lines of convention since 1935, Friday "Urbana 1964" will be shown. Chart-Pak tape. Quick and easy through Sunday. to use, quick and easy to Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- THE TOLKIEN READER change. Have professional look- The three-day convention will ship, 3:30 p.m., ED107. Prayer ing charts in minutes. be held at the Hyatt House, 1740 Fellowship. Everyone welcome. 95e each New and used VWs N. First St., San Jose. The Pro- gram will include study groups, MS Ski Club, 6 p.m., Fourth wherever Fi:om $299 to $1787 speakers, general meetings, and a and San Carlos. Ski trip to Alpine Leadership Training Meeting all Meadows until Sunday 11 a.m. The HALLANTINE BOOKS Plus tax and license centered upon this year's theme cost is $13 for members, $16 for are sold "Rights for All Children." non-members, and includes room The objective of the convention, and transportation. Students DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE according to Beatrice Mullins, should pay at the Student Affairs 112 S. 2nd St. Grand Council president, is to "dis- Office, 292.1447 cuss and consider legislative ac- Arab-American Club, 7:30 p.m., VALLEY FAIR tions, research projects, and spe- Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 7105 78 Valley Fair WES REHEL MOTORS cific projects for teachers and par- Story Rd. Shopping Center ents to make more rights for 948-4171 Psi Chi, 8 p.m., 111. Discussion 805 El Cat )) i )) o, Sunnyvale 2 children a reality." of SPAM meetings, spring mem- MOUNTAIN VIEW The purpose of Delta Phi Up- Phone 739-7321 bership and WPA trip. 365 San Antonio Rd. silon fraternity is to further the 941.3600 principles of elementary education. Spartan (Motel, 8:30, Women's The SJS chapter collects foreign Gym. Dance with music by the books for the library to be put "Liquid Suspension." Donations into circulation for the use of the are 75 cents, girls; $1, men; $1.25, Mailer school. non-member men; $1.50 a couple. The speakers' sessions are open Angel Flight, 7:30 p.m., MI-I433. to the public, but the other activi- 09ealefer3 ties are open to Delta Phi Upsilon SATURDAY, APRIL 1 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Center members only. One session costs San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. $1, while four sessions cost $3. ASA Recognition Committee. All ASS must Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 Further information and tickets forms for recognition by activi- may be obtained by contacting be turned into the student April 1. Forms are Sandy Hauser, publicity chairman ties ofice by available in the Union and 1294-04241. college the Activities Office. ('ht Sigma Epsilon, 11 a.m., Col- Student Matinees lege Chapel. Brunch in cafeteria
Special student runes are an following irritation ceremonies. effect for the matinees-only en- APRIL 2 gagement of the National Shake- spear Company at the Circle Spartan Tr -C, Tri-C Building, Star Theatre in San Carlos, to- Third and San Antonio. At 9:40 morrow through Saturday. The a.m., there will be ra study in the shows to be presented at 11 a.m. Book of Acts. At 5:45 in the and 3 p.m. include "Much Ado Church Auditorium, Second and About Nothing," and "Julius San Antonio, there will be a musi- Caesar" and "Hamlet." cal program.
"Cheer up, No. 51. "I guess you're right, Anyone can trip Miss Swinging Campus Queen. over 3rd base. Those 18 amazing rotary blades, Typewriters But thanks to your 3 floating Microgroove heads, NEW or USED close Norelco shave, that sideburn trimmer, coil-cord Modern Students (and their families) know where to find most typewriters you looked marvelous and on/off switch sure saved RHAPSODY PRICES FROM $125 TO $1500 doing it:' the day for me!" at pleasing, practical prices. 11 You are cordially invited to visit flour Bridal Registry and The Tripleheader 351' tee our 22 new patterns in chinaware. featuring: Syracuse - tastes! shaver oila on Wheels. Fine China Crystal Stemware by Holmegaard Buda 4 front Sweden. IN The Norelco Rechargeable 40C. A single charge deiivers RI as si afilia twice as many shaves as any other rechargeable. Workswithor without a plug. Shaves so close, we dare Mailer to match it with a razor blade. Pop-up trimmer, too. 8%. The Norelco Coraless 'Flip-Top' 206 (not shown) shaves anywhere Now with on just 4 penlight batteries. Machines jeareteri convenient battery ejector. Microgroove heads and ro- Modern Office 1 tary blades. Snap-open wallet with mirror. 124 E. San Fernando 72 S. Find St. Nt'estgate Shopping Center 293-5283 293.4588 San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. Oee/C19.-the deachateomfortableeleetrie shave Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 IP orvn Anurr Cawn.ny, 100 4M0 WWI Pliror 'OM, NM/WIMP, 1--8P5RTAN DAILY Thursday March 10 1967 I Snoopy vs. Red iloronP YOGA IIntramural Announcements Mind Exploration should contact him in MG121. Concentration Intramural Director Dan Unruh A meeting of all softball team Meditation still needs officials for slow-pitch captains will be held in MG201, Tracksters Prime Stanford Meet for Call 867-3728 or 286-5487 softball and all persons interested next Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Fast- pitch softball entries are due April By JIM STREET tans as Snoopy has in beating the est men on the team will be op- In the high hurdles with Tom DAILY LESSONS 5 with slow-pitch entries due Spartan DaUy Sports Editor Red Baron which is nil. posing each other. Tommie Smith, Kommers. 2 to II p.m. April 12. If the SJS track team listens to A big job for Spartan coaches the world record holder in the Stanford also has a fine triple reports coming out of Stanford it Bud Winter and Tracy Walters 220 will join teammates Lee Evans jumper in Ian Arnold who has could be a long afternoon on The this week is to keep their track- and Bob Griffin in the event, with leaped 49-5 3/4.
Farm this Saturday. sters primed for the meet. John Bambury being an alternate. The meet will also feature a Is have a According to Payton Jordan, the The Stanford repot Smith has covered the distance in match between the frosh teams "reverse psychology" at- Special Discount head track coach at Stanford, his touch of 20.0 while Evans' fastest time is They are scheduled to start at put the finish- IsAaster thinclads seemingly have as much tached that would 21.0 and Griffins' 21.4. 12:30 p.m. with the varsity con- FACULTY April Fool's Day. of a chance at beating the Spar- ing touches on Smith, Griffin and Pat Moran tingent taking the field at 1:30. STUDENTS Jordan may be the one who is are entered in the 100-yard dash, ALUMNI fooled when SJS does not appear while the SJS relays will include just present your staff or THE COLLEGE PLAN ASB card rolling over and playing dead on Smith and Evans. exclusively for overconfidence. SJS' mile relay team, still un- cameras Supplies paper, the Spartans and In- More Couples EUROPE On defeated, will have Bambury and Open Tonight Projectors Equipment THE COLLEGE MAN about the same type dians possess Ken Shackelford joining Smith and come to developing printing of teams. Evans, while Griffin and Bambury strong where we are," rentals repairs Carlyle Jewelers '67 "They are along with Smith and Evans make Winter said, "and they are weak Until 9 p.m. up the 440-yard relay. in Palo Alto where we are weak." The Indians showed power last cot joJe for their The Spartans will enter the com- petition as the favorite, but this week in the Easter Relay at Santa Diamond Rings ranking does not mean much when Barbara when they finished sec- CAMERA SHOP ond, five points higher than SJS. the big meet between the two 245 South First They has t' shopped and JET schools arrives. Pole-vaulter Jim Eshelman has %AM compared and have found Last year, SJS boasted one of cleared 16-11 3/4, and finished that Carlyle's prices are its strongest teams, but still lost second only to USC's Bob Sea- never higher -- and, in by 20 points and this defeat re- gren last week. most instances. substan- mains high on the revenge list for In the long jump the Indians BRIDES TO BE tially lower than prices v. many of the Spartans. feature Craig Vaughn and Bud elsewhere for the same 1144 CHUCK THOMPSON Winter is pulling out all stops Walsh. Vaughn has a 24-5 3/4 quality diamonds. credit, with Walsh Visit our photo studio any time during April to arrange Past Recorder in the meet and is sending his jump to his Fr'r" Sigma Alpha Mu '399 inc.. best in the events. jumping a high of 24-4. wedding photos and receive a free bride book, a must says Jet Round Trip In the sprints, four of the fast- Walsh will double and compete for that special girl on her special day. Regular $3 value. I Bought My Chartered Flight FLO STURGEON From Los Angeles Juno 13. RAMSEY STUDIO Is London: Sept. If 1027 Town & Country Village INSURANCE POLICY ria 707 Jot 243-5761 because From San Jos* Jane 27- to London: Aug. 7 . .. Guaranteed by a top via 707 Jot Company . No War Clause From Oakland June 17- Heard of Baha'u'llah? to Brussels: Aug. 29 SONATA Ills ... Exclusive Benefits at via 707 Jet (1437) ALSO TO SISTS Special Rates Better find Out Fast! (for SAN JOSE STUDENTS . . . Premiums state college students, fac- Deferred ulty and their immediate families) SAVE 20 0 until you are out of Group Discussion Tomorrow Night WITH ASB CARD school Call or Writ* at 8 p.m. 231 San Prof. Fernando #12 For David Maga Carlyle Your 1526 Arbutus Dr., S.J. For Information Call 294-3480 or 297-4372 COLLEGE MASTER 264-9275 after 8 p.m. Free Refreshments Jewelers outline . . . contact Air and Land arrangements by: Jim Hereof Frank Hoey SAN JOSE TRAVEL SERVICE 535 Bryant Street J. M. Eaton Darwin Shoop 223 S. First Street Downtown Palo Alto Fidelity Union Life I nnnnnn co 297-8000 323-2834 505 S 10th St. Not state college sponsored Sergio Mendez Open Thursday nite until 9 p.m. 286-6700 or controlled BRASIL '66 THURSDAY, MARCH 30 at p.m. SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM Tickets: Balcony $3 Main Floor $4 Enclose self-addressed SAN JOSE BO% OFFICE stamped envelope 40 W. SAN CARLOS Mail orders accepted 295-0888 Each of these timepieces is
Drive IMPROVING FAST Since be- guaranteed to give EL RANCHO In coming a member of SJS' un- 294.2041 Alma & Vine defeated mile relay team several you the precise James Coburn "IN LIKE FLINT" weeks ago, John Bambury has plus Rod Taylor been one of the most improving time of day. "THE LIQUIDATOR" trackman. In his last appearance, Both Cinemascope & Color Bambury flashed a 48 second TROPICAIRE S. Screen flat split in the mile relay event 1969 Alum Rock at the Easter Relays in Santa Wild Angels Are Back Barbara. This week the speedster "RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP" will join his teammates in Stan- and ford for the big dual meet "YOUNG SINNERS" against the Indians.
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SPARTAN DAILY-6 "The New Thursday, March 30, 1967 Choose from our large briectitot Wineskin" College Student Center All-Star Judokas Piactice of Arrow Shirts 10111 & San Fernando Streirfs it.hcre the atmosplwri, Tennis Squad at CASUAL Stucl nts enjoy coffee and conver sation in our mod rn lounge. With Spartan Team Today To Entertain QUIET (Macys men's 5:i store)) Our study rooms prcr.ide an ex SJS received another dividend practiced here Tuesday and yes- United States high schools. All are c Ilent place for concentrated from its substantial judo bank ac- here study. terday, and will work out first or second degree black belt count of victories Tuesday when for the last time today at 12 noon holders, and have approximately Indians Today street floor, Macy'. Fair LIVELY a Japanese High School All-Star In Us* of pool and ping pong tables MG207. equal ability in judo. and gymnasium team arrived on campus to prac- Leading the visiting contingent This Is the first trip to the Hopeful of making its biggest STIMULATING tice for an April 1 meeting with a is Hoso Kawa, a judo coach in United States for both players and move yet to install itself as a All-Star team in Watch for our Thursday and Sun- United States Japan for 20 years, and now prin- coaches and, as Kawa explains. Northern California tennis power, day night programs. Fresno. cipal of Kumitachi High School in "We didn't know what to expect, SJS plays host to two strong clubs ALL STUDENTS WELCOME Members of the twelve athlete, Japan and president of the Japa- but everyone we've met so far has 8 am.-Midnight Mon. to Thurs. Tapers four coach squad are staying with us." this week. e.m.-I cm. Fri. & Sat. nese National High School Judo been very kind to families in the San Jose area, and Federation. Preparation and first Inquire- Today the Spartans entertain Play it smart in the trim ivy Kawa, who will lead the team ments about the trip were started Stanford, and tomorrow Brigham styling of A-1 Tapers slacks! on a three week tour of the United in May of last year, and the team Young University invades the There's a gallery of sharp States, explained that SJS was was selected in October. Spartan courts. Both contests start NO -IRON fabrics and new chosen as a training site because Although nothing official has at 2 p.m. colors for guys who hue C1a441c quitirr4 of the friendliness of the people, been said, Kawa hopes the trip insist on the authentic! the SJS judo reputation and the will be the start of a continuing The Sparta are counting on their recommendation of SJS judo Coach enterchange of Japanese and top two men, Greg Shepherd and Yosh Uchida, American teams. Gordy Miller, to preserve their out- Lutes by Hauser With Uchida acting as interpre- Judo, while popular in Japan. standing dual meet records. Both ter, Kawa explained that while Isn't the dominant sport, accord- have lost only one match in seven Excellent Selection of Baroque Blockflotes the Japanese team is an all-star ing to Kawa, who rates baseball, outings. squad, it isn't the strongest high basketball and ping pong ahead of In addition to those two, coach Superb Instruments of the Highest Quality school team in Japan since the judo in numbers of people parti- Butch Krikorian will go with Steve players each represent one of the cipating. However, he hastens to Jones, Mike Price, Mary Parsons ten school districts in the country. add that judo is important, and and Yosh DeGuchi. The athletes are all 17 years Is highly paphlar, particUlarly on The Spartans are in the midst old and equivalent of juniors in a high school participation level. of a busy schedule, playing 10 Members of the SJS team, who matches in 11 days. Next week are preparing for the NCAA col- they have dual matches Tuesday legiate championships in Spartan through Friday. litcConi Football Meeting Gym on April 15 and 16, worked The SJS varsity racketeers will The Sal football team as- out with the visitors Tuesday and join freshman standout Randy 810 Town & Country Village 296-6113 pirants will hold a meeting in Yesterday, and will practice with Berkman in the San Jose All- M0201 today at 3:30, aceordbm them again today. Uchida says Comers meet this Saturday and to head football Coach Harry students are welcome to watch Sunday after a full week of dual At nearby campus stores, Anderson. the practice. meets or write: A-1 Kotzin Co., 1300 Santee Street, Anyone planning on turning Los Angeles, California 90015 out for spring practice should attend the meeting which will Include Instruction by the Taufer, Christensen coaches on the beginning of SCREEN SCENES spring practice, scheduled to CAMPUS HEADQUARTERS FOR start nest week. ,(//titfle ,,(404 rmi/ic na/ 47eft(re',1 A-1 TAPERED SLACKS The trial for more than 100 Clara DOMESTIC FILMS I THE FINEST FOREIGN AND Santa varsity hopefuls MS conclude Saddle with the annual alumni game By JOHN JACKSON when he fumbled Bruce Young's In May. WE'RE AWARD HAPPY* Spartan Daily Sports Writer grounder. Spartan baseballers walked bold- After the first of two Rod Austin P14 BURBANK 522 S. Bascom ly into the barn yesterday, and horneruns had given Santa Clara MEN'S comEma San Jose 295-7238 saddled the powerful Santa Clara a 2-1 lead, Valemesi started SJS WEAR 52 S. FIRST ST. 'Dunk' Nixed Broncos with a 7-5 defeat before on the victory trail with a three EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT-14th WEEK a large and vociferous crowd of run shot over the left-center field 295-0868 * LYNN REDGRAVE . . . "Best Actress" NY Film Critics disillusioned Santa Clara rooters fence that put SJS ahead 4-2. Best Comedy Actress Golden Globe Awards and . . . For College, at Buck Shaw Stadium. After a double by Spina and a NOW NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS... BEST Junior southpaw George Tauter single by Hernandez had upped the ESCAPE TO THE CLUB Actress. Song. Cinematography and Best Supporting came out of the bull pen in the score to 5-1 in the fifth, Santa High inning to throttle the Actor. ... James Mason. Schools seventh Clara tied the score in the bottom Basketball's heirarchy made an- Broncos and preserve the win, for of the inning with Austin's second MEDITERRANEE . . . other move this week to decrease sophomore stalker Rod Chrieten- round tripper and some sloppy SJS the big man's advantage in both sett making only his second pitch- fielding. two weeks in college and high school competi- ing appearance of the year, Tauter tion. gave up three hits in the last three CAPS presents ACT'S The National Basketball Com- iruihigi, but came up with the big wac out pitch at the right times to TAHITI mittee of the United States and wild Canada outlawed the dunk shot in preserve the Spartans' fourth win deligkTrill.1111111111.111111 11111111111111 1111111 $585 total This is Georey. Lhor snille .o rgy s This is Geoigys preparation for the 1967-68 season. of the year. roommates roommate. John Bunn, official interpreter Christensen, who lett for a pinch TRIP INCLUDES: Santa MILIRSIAPICTURISreew . for the committeei explained that biter in the sixth, kept the ,1 the move was to thwart the stall Clara batters off balance with a Fare 441 ,l,:je: Round Trip Air and balance defensive play. wide breaking curve that had the GI 1 '7,I.Hiz, "This should equalize the defense Broncos popping up and grounding I Hotel and Meals and offense in play around the out. Tips basket . . . because the dunking The Spartans pushed across the ._ eC9R6Y L maneuver does not give the de- winning runs in the seventh Free Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Sailing, Water Skiing, JAMES MASONS ALAN BATES LYNN REDGRAVE fense an opportunity to block the Inning, breaking a 5-5 tie with only shot " one hit. FO? UR and Deep Sea Fishing. PERFORMANCES The move came after UCLA and Bart Spina, a former Bronco ONLY 1433 THE ALAMEDA 21st SMASH THREE WEEKS-8630 its 7-1 giant Lew Alcindor, swept regular, started the rally by being Friday, March 31 TOWNE 297-3060 WEEK to the NCAA national champion- hit by the pitcher. Tony Hernan- * TWO GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS... BEST DRAMATIC ship without a loss all season. dez then blooped a single into PALOALTO NIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIU TICKETS NOW ON SALE ACTRESS and BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM ... and This has followed a stream of center field for the third of his Claire .ravel Service NOW NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS ... BEST moves in the past ten years, try- four hits to send Spina to second. $4.00: 3.50 and 2.75 By mail: "FRINGE" 74 Carlos 219 Town & Country Village Actress ANOUK AIMEE. BEST Foreign Film. BEST Story. ing to give the small man a bet- Shortstop John Besse forced Spina W. San 1101t 11786, Polo Alto Phone 297-1700 Phone 241-2100 Screenplay. 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WHAT? YOU HAVEN'T SEEN "A MAN AND A WOMAN" ONCE? ponent. Some have included the catcher Ray Valconesi, walked to WOULD YOU BELIEVE ONE OF OUR PATRONS HAS SEEN IT 9 TIMES? widening of the free throw lane, load the bases. COME SEE WHY FOR YOURSELF, YOU TOO WILL BE A BELIEVER! I stricter interpretation of the three Pat Garvey then drove home GRAND PRIZE WINNER 1966 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL second and goaltending rules. what proved to be the winning run with a line out to right field The United man is coming! ar"'":7 A that scored Hernandez who slid MAN under the attempted tag in a He's offering Professional Careers for )-4),*) 0 ANd A WOMAN Discussion Tonight close play at the plate. ENGINEERS ACCOUNTANTS PROGRAMMERS 4444-44% A panel discussion on the kind Ordinarily good fielding second astir OA. IRMO OS memoir IIRD911) rolewon of emphasis desirable in athletics' baseman Alvin Strane next handed BUYERS run at SJS will be discussed tonight the Spartans an insurance And Many Others at 7:50 in JC141. STUDIO VISIT YOUR United is a big airline the world's largest, in fact. The discussion, which lo spon- 396 South Fleet 292-6778 And United needs men who are willing to take on a will "RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP" NEIGHBORHOOD sored by Phi Epsilon Kappa big job. Include several professors from and These career opportunities are available at United's the SJS physical education de- "YOUNG SINNERS" THEATER San Francisco Maintenance Bate, the world's largest, Student Discount Rates 1 partment. most modern and complete airline maintenance facility. United salaries are excellent and there are employee benefits galore, including reduced air fares. The United man Drive-in and Dining Room Service Free to will be on campus .. Tuesday, April 4 San Jose from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students Come and talk to him TIC S You, too, may join the people who ... ,.., 25c to others "FLY THE FRIENDLY SKIES" .\ A new booklet, published by a non-profit educational founda- Contact the student employment 'TACOS tion, tells which eareer field lets office for an appointment. you make the best use of All your college training, including The United man is an liberal -arts courses which Equal Opportunity career field offers 100,000 new Employer You could fly to Mexico to get jobs every year which career field produces more corporation II presidents than any other what authentic Mexican food . . . starting salary you can expect. United just send this ad with your name but it's easier to go to Tico's. and address. This 24 -page,,, career-guide booklet, "Oppor; Air cuticles in Selling," will be Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James mailed to you, No cost or obli- gation. Address: Council on Op- Lines portunities,550 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.,
Ad 41-NPARTAN DAILY Thursday:, Nlarch 30, 1967 -0410- Job Interviews Student Leaders Children's Drama Opens TODAY Accounting, economics, business "Good King Lyrical," a chil- liege Theatre Box Office. EAST Graduate Student administration and Needed To Guide The musical is based on the W. T. Grant Company. Liberal related ma- dren's musical drama written and jors wanted for staff legend used for Shakespeare's King arts, business administration, re- accountants. directect by Dr. Hal Todd, chair- To Give Recital Lear. SJS students comprise the taining. marketing and economics department, will Helene Farras Jo eph, SJS grad- New Fall Students man of the drtuna cast, with Louis Bttses starling as majors wanted for on-the-job train- uate student seeking her 51.A. in be presentee' in the College Thea- King Lyrical; Lourine Johnson as ing in store mtmagement. Scholars' Names Students interested in becoming music, will present her graduate B111 tre this afternoon and tomorrow Princess General; Terry Somodi as and S.A. orientation leaders for the fall se- recital tomormw night at 8:15 in ank of America N.T. at 4 p.m., and Saturday at 10:30 Princess Regal and Kathleen and WEST Concert Hall. Admission is free. Business and liberal arts majors for mester may sign up for inter- son as Princess Cordial. The play Posted Honors a.m. and 2:30 p.m Tickets are 50 The soprano, who has performed wanted for management training views in fmnt of the cafeteria be- is best suited for children of 8 or Students eligible for either at the Col- branch lo- cents and are on sale EUROPE professionally: in New York for in branch banking for President's Scholar or Dean's Scho- tween 11:30 and 1:30 p.m. this more years, says Todd. sing compositions cation analysts and system an- four years, will lar rank are urged to check the week acrdingco t o Berel Isaacs, drawn from the Classical, Roman- alysts. list of students who s IU be recog- TOUR: 71 Days assistant chairman of the orien- "PERSONAL WAR ... tic, Impressionistic and Contempo- Owen-Illinoln. Electrical, indus- nized at the Honors Convocation, XEROX'` COPIES such com- tation committee. rary pericxis, including trial and tnechardcal engineering, May 5, according to Dr. Mervyn HOW TO FIGHT IT." JUNE 18 to AUG. 27 said 130 to 145 student 10c each posers itS Schubert, Debu.ssy and industrial technology, business ad- Cadwallader of the Tutorials Cen- Isaacs Copland. Id from Bill Mansdo rfer Special Quantity DI ts contemporary composer ministration, pmduction manage- tel'. The list is pasted outside leaders are needed to guide new was soloist in SJS' M nag r of Radio Station KEAR No Waiting sl 099 hic Miss Joseph ment and marketing majors room 107, Building R. students around the campus regis- pmudction of "Messiah" last fall. Scholars Copies Anything Printed winted for manufacturing trainees. President's must have tration week and that leaders need At COLLEGE LIFE Itinerary: at least 24 units with a 4.0 GPA sales ancl project engineers. no prior experience. England France Switzer- for the preceeding two semesters. 384 E. William I Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Those interested vvho cannot land Monaco Italy Dean Scholars must have at March 30 ... 7 p.m. RENT Austria Holland Denmark Company. Accounting majors sign up this week will be able to least 14 units with a 3.65 GPA for (student rates) Sweden Finland West wanted for junior accountants. make an appointment for an in- Crusade for Christ either of the two pt., ng se- By Campus Germany East Germany terview in the college union any- Greece Yugoslavia Poland Price Waterhouse and Company. mesters. time between April 6-17. Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Hungary and Belgium $1,498 From 1VANT TO SET A ADMIN. AIDE West Coast
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2 Rolls Toilet Paper 10c This is a realistic goal for This is a 2 Rolls Paper Towels 19c any man entering Grant's Management Training Pro- Cool Cat. 1 Box Cheer Soap . 24c What breed gram. Starting salaries Spartan Daily Classifieds Sc of cat 2 Bars Ivory Soap .. from $500 to S565 per are you? Ajax Cleanser Sc month. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. $80 HOME-LARGE, 3 -bedroom furnished or MARRIED COUPLE, Deluxe 2-bedroom, Crest large size 29c We are a rapidly expand- ANNOUNCEMENTS (11 per month. 5 minutes from SJS. Call 293- unfurnished. Nice yard. 2 blocks from rug, elect. 1,t,hen, drapes, pool, patio, r. ,Mart Cat. you just 5995. Ilth. r xy it cool. ing billion dollar retail school. Good condition. 406 S. water & garbage paid. Unfurn. 431 S. One Item With Minimum $401 JET to Amsterdam June 25.Sept. 5 I I th. I including 4-week study course at Alli WANTED TO RENT: 3 -bedroom fur- -a can begin , Purchase of S2 chain of over 1100 stores- GRAD & SENIOR student need room- I ance Francaise, Paris. Dr. Milton French, nished home or apartment for the month mate. Will have own block to share modern, 1 - ,,ar,n -Ales wh;rt. bedroom. 1/2 MALE ROOMMATE with a reputation for pay- (213) 274-0729 or write 9875 Santa Mon- of July or the whole summer. Phone 295- from campus. 286-3987. bedroom apartment with pool. $55 a r n busi- ica Blvd., Beverly Hills. Or Jet package 8341. . own ing top incotnes. month. 680 S. 8th, #2. 297.1460. only, New York-London $253 June 16- RESPONSIBLE FEMALE ROOMMATE 1,1 - , ' .-ood CASH . Sept. 6. THE INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Roomy. wanted, immediately to share large, that offers . , oi finar,cia, re- Ask your Placement Direc- kitchen, TV, piano, patio. 596 S. 10th or clean I -bedroom furnished apartment LOST AND FOUND 16 / wards, sec, , ,rd personal sat:s- DISCOUNT tor for a copy of our bro. SINGLE STUDENTS: Trip to Carmel call 293-9877. with pool. Reasonable. 297.6702 early faction. Ard Campus Intern. April 1. Including hootenanny. Call 269. a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. LOST: YOUNG orange, male cat, Satur- ship Program gives you a chance chure - and sign up now 2041 for more information. LARGE, 2-BEDROOM furnished apart day night, 6th & Santa Clara. Please re- to earn while you learn. for an interticw. ment. Just painted. Electric kitchen. MALE ROOMMATE needed to share turn. Reward. 297-4383, 286-1319. ON MAJOR PROF LEAVING SJS in August. Must Wall-to-wall carpets. $130 month. 65 S. ultra -sharp, 2.1sedroom apartment. TV, Playrit cool. cat. Plan now for sell Willow Glen Eichler. 4-bedroom, fam- Ilth. stereo, etc. Ask at 641 S. Ilth, #I2. LOST: SIC I2-inch slide rule in leather ;r foturn F ily room, atrium. Carpeted, drapes, land- case. Principle involved. Please return. - our Car,: BRAND INTERVIEW DATE: scaped. Appraised at $26,500. Assume FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. April MALE ROOMMATE needed to share 2- Ron Edwards, 297-1974. 43/4*/0 loan. Asking $25,900. Contact Dr. 1st. Upper division preferred. Large 2- bedroom, 2-bath apartment with 3 MONDAY Fessenden, Ext. 2469 or 266-2287. bedroom apt. $40 per mo. 298-1164. others. 2 blocks from SJS. 293-1210. FOUND ON BEACH: Cooler, grates, & GASOLINE sleeping bag. Call Watson, 323-8631 at Ben Reichmuth, C.L.U. MEN. LARGE cheerful rooms. large 121 BOARD & ROOM, reasonable. Clean, Stanford Universoty. Manager APRIL 3 AUTOMOTIVE closets, wall-to-wall carpet. Furnace heat. quiet. non-Bohernian! Prvt. home, Willow 406 S I I th. HONDA 50. Perfect condition. $175 Glen. Naar shepping & bus. 295 5743. LOST: GRADUATION RING. White '66 gold, garnet stone. Reward. Purifan Oil Co. See it any day after 3:30 p.m. at 65 S. Call collect. L. N. BLOCK 948- I 149. PROVI ENT 4th 8. William W. T. GRANT CO. wilt 6th & Keyes 1441 BROADWAY '69 FORD 4.cloor. Good condition. Trade LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS PERSONALS (71 IN3L,f/ahlt I. 00.1PaM1 for motorcycle or scooter. Call Gary. 10th & Taylor NEW YORK, N.Y. 287-0815. TEST' - CUSTOM MADE contemporary wedding 210 N. 4th 297-5707 13th & Julian ' CIVIL WAR- 'RS FORD WI. 2door. Good running e 004 Fee A rings. Original jewelry in cast gold and 2, WHO wAS s'" A tcpula 0 A silver. George .51511LIMIL condition. Best offer. 379-1814, between -48-yt,satoLo S iv, Larimore. 354-1273, 5:30-8:00_p.m. ‘1 4t,:49 74474.V14 '" eccLIE GO'me91, 6.41,, WHAT GraEAT SENERAL WAS eTitti 15 '55 PONTIAC. Radio & heater, auto- fq CRITICIZED SERVICES 181 HIS AID FOR SLEEpoRG Lob cid matic transmission. Good transportation. C14 HIS too: 4. won' numocoas ws:51.TE7.4 =cram mssel $150. Call 286-0946 1-5 p.m., MWF. TYPING. Thesis, term papers, etc.. ermik`i! gime MICST AirtE OUT? 1963 VW. Radio, heater. Very good con- perienced & fast. Phone 269-8674. dition. Original owner. $950. Call 258- E309. 21 & MARRIED. Liability, property dam- age & uninsured motorist coverage on ARMY-TYPE JEEP wanted. Will pay up auto insurance. $21 for 3 months. Dave to $350 cash. Call evenings, 293-1167. Towle, 244-9600. '64 CUSTOMIZED Volkswagen. Will ac- D(QUISITE, REASONABLE typing: book cept trade and/or motorcycle. $1075 reports, compositions, theses, efc. Done with stereo. 294-4871 after 5. et home of Miss Carey. 2934700. '64 TRIUMPH 1AC/TORCYCLE. 350 cc., 2 exhaust. Excellent road & street bike. KNOW WHAT YOU want to say, but Good condition. $500 or offer. Eves. & not sure how to say it? Editing, re-writ. weekends. ing. Jane, 867-1065. '64 HONDA 250 Scrambler. Completely TYPING. Pica Electric. Work guaranteed. rebuilt. Like new. Must sell. $375. Call Call 243.6313 behveen 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. 297-9981 after 5 p.m, FOR BEGINNERS: Classical & folk FOR SALE 131 tar lessons. 10 private lessons for $20. Free use of guitars. Ferguson's Music BEAUTIFUL WEDDING ring set. Never House, 30 E. San Fernando. S.J. 292. worn. Almost one carat. Cost $725. Sac- 0143.
rifice, $475. 252-2440. ANYTHING YOU WANT, Within rea RECORDS--singles, 77c. ALBUMS- t son, printed on teeshirts, sweatshirts, ntr. 52.64 mono, $3.37 stereo. AUTO STER- (minimum of 15). Cheap, returned in couple of Chillemi, 251-T467. E0S--Custom tapes. Tapes Exclusive- C'274% days. Jack Discount Records. 575 E. Santa Clara St., Rise Krag, 251-6229. Roger Nordby, 293. 297-3986. 1230. CLA56 - IT HA5 EVEN BiZOUCti ArrermoN THAT' BEAUTIES' 13" alloy wheels, chrome OiNEONE IN HERE lh utr46 tog NOM5' PuieinU i`AY DXAM5,4 rims, 4 lug pattern. $90 takes. TR-3 top, TRANSPORTATION IA tonneau & curtains. Slide rule, $5. New, 42 long black suit with vest. 241-5053. RIDE NEEDED from SJS to Palo Alto on Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 4:30 or HELP WANTED 141 CLASSIFIED RATES Tuesday & Thursday at 2:30. Please cell To buy, sell, rent or Sister Bernard, 327-8891. GIRLS, cocktail GO GO waitresses, wait- announce anything, ' inimum resses, end rock and roll band. Full or just fill out and clip Three lines One time Three times Five times part time. Call Rock Roof Restaurant, One time 2121 S. 1st. Ask for Tem. 266-3088. this handy order This is a picture of the inside of blank. 3 lines 1.50 2.25 2.50 COOKWARE AND HOPE CHEST ITEMS. The new 1967 Vollmth Triple 4 lines 2.00 2.75 3.00 To place an ad. Earning Program is sweeping the entire West Coast. Absolutely no competition 5 lines 2.60 3.25 3.50 Bill Durkin's Garage. with this exclusive high quality merchan Send to: Spartan Daily 6 lines 3.00 3.76 4.00 Call ai canvassing, leads CLASSIFIEDS, dise. No furnished. Im Add this Commission and salary mediate plus $100 1206, San Jose State amount for Classified Adv. Office -J206 Bill sold all three of his cars with Spartan Daily Want Ads. Recruiting Bonus. Get with this fast College, San Jose each addl. .50 .50 JO growing, money-making organization Here's what he says: "You could sell a school building with a NOW! Will train. Part time. Apply 1060 Calif. 95114. tional line Willow, Room 3. San Jose, or call 256. Monday, Wednesday & Friday Spartan Daily Want Ad, they're out of sight! I received 13 3193 or 266.8847 for appointment. Print your ad here: CHECK A (Count approximately 33 Letters and Sawn MALE STUDENT who is finishing school for Each Line) 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. & calls the first night on my '58 VW Van; 10 calls the second CLASSIFICATION in June to work Saturdays until June, Do Not Abbreviate after the then full time from then on. Retail photo I:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. night; and 5 calls the third. My '59 Chevrolet went graphic sales. Camera Shop, 541 Bryant 0 Announcements (1) No refunds possible on canceled ads fifth call with another Spartan Daily Want Ad and last year a St., Palo Alto, 322-1715. Automotive (2) O For Sale (3) Tuesday & Thursday Spartan Daily Want Ad sold my '54 Austin Healy after the HOUSING (SI Help Wanted (4) O Housing (5) TWO GIRLS fel live in fur 10:00 a.m.-12:30 second call." WANTED: O Lost and Found nIshed rooms. $36 per month. 596 S. 10th (6) or call 293.9877. O Personals (7) 1:15 p.rn.-3:45 p.m. If YOU want a little extra space in your garage, place your ad Services (8) I 'BEDROOM furnished apartment. ED in JC-206 today. Tradewinds, 633 S. 8th. $115 month. Free O Transportation (9) parking 3 blocks from campus. See Send In handy order blank. Enclose eos,. or phone 286-4260. cash or check. Make check out to Name Address (Please Pr,nt) 2-IEDROOM house. Pertly furnished, Sparten D ily Classifieds. stove. refrigerator. Suitable for couple or 1PAR1rA141 DAILY CLASSIFIEDS days. 3 adults. Police student preferred. Good For Enclosed is $ terms to responsible persons. 251-2957 Phone 294-6414. Est. 246. "Like haying a personal salesman ring 20,000 doorbells." mornings C1TT Phone Start id on Moto GIRL ROOMMATE wanted. Own room. Phrase allow 2 days after placing for ad to appear. $45 pei month. 444 S. Sth. 2911-3824.