Dance-Concert A. C. Meeting The sounds of the "Mike Bloomfield All titudents.di Aeadc council are and Nick tirmtnitis Mlle% Band" will asked to attend an important meet- be featured at a daince-concert Sat- toda% at p.m. in the ASH of- urday night from 9 p.m. to I a.m. In ing in the College Mon, according the College I.nion Ballroom. Ad- fices I Band% Kern, A.S. Personnel Board mission for the esent, sponsored by to chairman. intemieu. for applicants the College Union Program Board. A RTAN DAILY will be conducted Is $1.50 for SJS student. and $2 for to A.S. Judicial, a.m. to 2 p.m and to 5 guests. Tickets hill be a%allable at from It the A.S. personnel office. the door. "'"N SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE pin., in

No. 51 Vol 57 IMMO 35 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1969 Dr. Dusel Issues Suspensions To 24 Alleged Demonstrators

By JIM DOURGARIAN Dr. Dusel would not release the there is reasonable cause to believe Daily Political Writer names of those suspended, as per col- that you have willfully disrupted the The actual number of students re- lege policy, but it is known that Larry orderly operation of this campus. As ceiving temporary suspension notices Casqueim Jim Ransom, Nancy Boro- a result I am withdrawing consent for yesterday from Dr. William J. Dusel, voy, Dan O'Neal and Ronald Harbeck, you to remain on this campus." executive vice president acting as "the all Students for a Democratic Society Return to the campus may result chief administrative officer of the col- (SDS) members, did receive notices. in a misdemeanor charge pursuant to lege to maintain order on this cam- The letter from Dr. Dusel reads in Penal Code 626.4. pus," is 24. part, "You are hereby notified that The suspension is temporary. It will continue to be in effect until such time as the students notified request a meeting with the college president, Dr. Hobert W. Burns, and are given Taxpayers See Academia permission to return to campus. The maximum the suspension will last is 14 days. According to Dr. Dusel, if the students receiving suspensions can As a 'Monster' Dumke assure the piesident that they will comply with the college rules, they capability, office machine By RAY (.ILES computer will he able to return. automatic data process- Daily Political Writer capability and "This can be done immediately if available to the academic and Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke told services the student takes the initiative," states administrative community. A BRIEF DEMONSTRATION marred the otherwise well-run College Union Academic Council Monday that the Dr. Dusel. "At present," Hunt's introduction dedication ceremony. Between 40 and 50 students in attendance marched American public looks on the academic The jx)wer to make the suspensions College Union out protesting the suspension of four members of RAM, who had received community as a "Frankenstein mon- reads, "data processing at the college is is given through Assembly Bill 534 cre- fragmented, inefficient, and ineffective. letters from Dr. William J. Dusel earlier in the day. Journalism professor ster" that they themselves have power given to that he and his wife were walking It cannot meet minimal requirements which is an emergency Dwight Bente!, lower right, then announced ated. the president to protect the campus out in protest against the type of protest they had just seen. At least four rebellion and rising In serving instruction, research, and Has Official Tired of student from continued disruption and to en- administration." other couples joined them in their action. taxes to pay for the system, the aver- sure the safety of the college com- seriously PASS TWO age American is doubting munity. whether or not the present system is The Council passed two resolutions Dedication Day Hunt proposed. According to Dr. Dusel, the admin- worth it, he said. istration does not know if all the stu- Dr. Durnke, on campus Monday as First passed was the resolution that College Union was officially "The Aaeademic request that dents receiving the notices are SDS The new Fairness Committee Hears part of his once-a-year trip to SJS, Council as 250 din- members. dedireted Monday evening also told Academic Council that tuition the College affirms the urgency of looked on. Acting President The suspensions occurred because of ner guests for state college students is a question present efforts to engage an off campus keynote a disruption of a college activity and Hobert W. Burns gave the of "what kind?" not "will there be consultant; with unique capabilities in speech, issuing a call for each and all Student Academic Gripes computer evaluation, cost analysis, bus- disturbing the peace. Those students any?" He blamed the tuition decision to open their minds to the opinions and iness and educational system analysis, blocking the doors at the College Un- Academic Fairness Committee is committee. A decision is made wheth- on the revolt of the taxpayer burdened beliefs of others, following art abrupt The and familiarity with computer science ion Thursday received notices for the looking for students with complaints er to grant or deny the petition. A ma- heavily from all aspects of public ad- student -government walkout. curricula development, for a one month former charge and those arrested Fri- about classes, teachers, assignments, jority vote is needed. ministration. Joining Dr. Burns and his wife at the study generating recommendations for day received their notices for the examinations, grading or anything that If the petition is granted, such as in head table were AS. President James HIGHEST LEVEL meeting our present and future data latter. is bothering them about any class. a grade change, the instructor involved Edwards, CUPB Chairman and toast- Dumke insisted that even though the processing needs." All those suspended will be recom- The committee is not well known on must change the grade. The only check master Steve Lieuranee, Chancellor state colleges have experienced a great The second resolution passed re- mended to the Associated Students campus. on the committee is the academic vice Glenn S. Dumke, Peter Kump (brother increase in student enrollments, the solved "the Academic Council requests (AS.) Judiciary for a hearing. Identi- president, who can overrule the de- of Earnest Kump, architect of the "I don't think students know it's quality of education is still at the high- that the appropriate state agencies fication of those blocking the doors cision upon appeal. College Union), Robert Alexander, here for their use." says Jim Bald- est possible level. Right now his staff take all necessary action to expedite Thursday came from photos from cam- FEW PETITIONERS President of College Unions Interna- ridge, student member. "It's not just is in the process of trying to squeeze the acquisition of the machines neces- pus security. Others came from the Thus far this year there have only tional, and College Union Director Ron for grading. It can be used in cheating every possible student into the remain- sary to bring the College up to normal San Jose Police Department upon the been 25 petitioners. Baldridge says he Barrett and his wife. cases, or can be applied to any academ- ing facilities. operating standards." student arrests. ic problem. Anything." has personally informed many students In other action at the Academic Outside the doors of the banquet of the committee, much to the surprise Baldridge is planning a room for stu- Council meeting, word was given to the room, an unusual conglomeration was and delight of the students. He also dent's use in the College Union to members that the presidential selection gathered. The Gay Liberation Front says the committee members tend to give information and help with peti- committee, charged with making a rec- had come to picket Chancellor Dumke's be rather "liberal" in handling the tions for students planning to use the ommendation to the Trustees for a Chicano Cultural Preview appearance, 30 San Jose police detec- MSC'S. tives committee to settle any academic dis- permanent SJS president, will have a were there to prevent violence, The Faculty Handbook (Staff Refer- and pute. recommendation in a few weeks. Whe- Bob Kelley. past A.S. treasurer ence) controls the committee. It reads aspirant, Dr. Rudolph Cook, counselor, is ther or not it will come before the protested that all SJS stu- in part, "Inconsistency in exacting dents should chairman of the 14-man committee, Christmas break was unanswered. have been present at the clearly stated requirements, or the be- verbal dedication. that has four student members. The committee met with Dr. Dumke lated imposing of requirements not or- Adm.201 is currently the room used for about three hours following Dum- Speakers commended and introduced iginally made clear, constitute legiti- for counseling students using the fa- ke's informal question and answer ses- some of those persons responsible for mate grounds for charges of academic cility. sion with Academic Council. the realization of the new Union, and unfairness." The Curriculum and Instruction Pol- applauded further those who were ab- COMMITTEE USE It goes on to say, "Written policy icy Committee presented a resolution sent trim the ceremony. When any student does decide to should be established at the depart- concerning the continuation of "the use committee, he can come to the ment level covering the following areas policy of admitting previously disquali- Adm.201 and see Dr. Cook regarding of concern: assignments, cheating, con- fied students on an experimental basis." the problem. duct. of examinations, grading and Last summer, according to the resolu- Book Talk Scheduled A petition is completed explaining handling of examinations." tion, "a preliminary evaluation of the the complaint or problem. It is then Complaints must be filed no later successful experiences of previously introduced into the committee and as- than the end of the semester imme- disqualified students who attended the For Today in Union signed to a one student and one fac- diately following the semester in which 1969 summer session indicates that a (llty member subcommittee which in- the alleged injustice occurred. majority Dr. John Canario, associate professor of them improved their aca- vestigates the matter. So, if students have any academic demic Academic of English, will discuss "The Andro- record." Council passed When the investigation is completed. problems or complaints, the Academic by voice vote the meda Strain" today in the Umunhum recommendation. results are presented to the entire Fairness Committee needs you! Room of the College Union at 12:30 HEAR REPORT as part of this semester's faculty book The Council also heard a report from talk series. Ronald L. Hunt, Director of Institu- The novel, written by Michael Crich- tional Research, on the sad state of ton, a trained scientist, recounts the 'San Jose Air Pollution data processing, instructional services world's first space-age biological emer- relating to computing and equipment gency and the unfolding story of "Proj- necessary to carry out these services. ect Wildfire" - the crash mobilization According to Hunt, SJS is behind in of the nation's highest scientific and Related to Cancer' Lappe the California state college system in medical resources when an un- am read- fifth gers.e.iiiiin. manned research satellite returns to -As a cancer researcher. I built up amounts of certain types of the peste,li earth mysteriously and lethally con- ing out the effects of equal to the level in hu- taminated. pollutants. We are in an era of unpre- mans. These mice, Dr. Lame said. had Capacity C.U. Crowd cedented crisis concerning cancer, and "an inordinately high" rate of leuke- Crichton also describes the struggle San Jose has the dubious honor of hav- mia, a blood cancer. and ultimate pressure of four brilliant ing the third highest amount of can- Air pollution also contributes signifi- American scientists working against Expected for Gregory cer-producing pollutants its the air of cantly to diseases of the upper respira- the threat of a world-wide epidemic to any city in the United States." tory tract, he said, and carbon monox- If the response to his Nov. 24 address find an antidote to the unknown mi- Dr. Marc Lappe, research associate ide "is a major health hazard." is any indication, Dick Gregory can cro-organism that has killed all but at the cancer research genetics labora- The White population In America, expect a capacity audience tonight at two residents of the small Arizona tory at the University of California at Lappe hypothesized, has come to an 8:15 in the Loma Prieta Room of the town where the satellite was found. Berkeley, painted a dismal picture yes- environmental deadend. Because of ad- College Union to highlight today's terday at the Experimental College's vances in medical technology, natural schedule of activities by the 38-year- seminar on the ecological crisis. seleetion has been precluded. old comedian, author and civil rights Satirical Adventure Dr. liappe's lecture, "Some Evolu- Modem medicine allows individuals activist. tionary Implications of the Current with congenital defects to reach child- Earlier today. Gregory will appear Film Shown Today Pollution Crisis," touched on the long- bearing age and pans the illness on to on the ITV college television network , fo by Ter- range genetic effects of pollution as the next generation. This includes an at 1 p.m. and visit JC141 at 9:30 am. TRADITIONAL MEXICAN DRESS worn by Pat Martinez is the costume for John liu.ston's "Beat the Devil," a well as the cancer problem. entire new set or illnesses that may and the College Union at 10:30 as he the Chicano Cultural Day Preview today at 12 noon on Seventh Street. film satirizing adventure, screen sex "DrYr has recently been shown to result from pollutants in the futures. resumes with the second leg of his four Featured event of the day is music by the mariachis, Los Abajenos. A fashion and intrigue will be shown today in cause cancer in mice and we have no 'Me result, Dr. Lippe sissculated, is appeinances as this year's scholar-in- show will also be given, featuring SJS Chicano Educational Opportunity Morris Dailey Auditorium at 3:30 and reason to believe it doesn't cause some that each geneiation will have twice residence. Program (EOP) students. A Friday night, 7:30 program, Nuestra Noche, will 7 p.m. in the continuing Classic Films types of cancer in humans," he re- the mutation load of the previous one, Tomorrow, Gregory will visit two be presented in Morris Dailey Auditorium for students and the community. Series. Admission is free, and the series vealed. begin at the time of evolutionary sta- classes and hold an informal press con- Music, fashions, traditional dances, a skit and poetry reading is planned. Is open to members of the college com- When laboratory mire were fed foods bility. Dr. Lappe said that that date ference with members of various col- Admission is free. Chicano art by SJS students will be displayed in the munity only. contaminated by DDT, they laid, by this was 1960, lege publications. College Union during the week. 2sr.an’r.41i DAILY Weilnesday neeember 10 1969 Staff Comme:it PARTAN DAILY `Classification TT: SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Still Unjust' BY JEFF (1\ JIM BROADY Editor MURRAY BERGER Adv. Manager hile the new draft lotterN has beett called "No better than the old system.- "About till. 1q11111 till' 11111 N .1.111: t.11111 '11111ell better than the old ,%-ttIii." de- Editorial pending upois %dim number the speaker holds. there is one injustice that has long Ifeen merlooked and is still therlooked It% the college c ty. Panther Persecution? Among the many c plaints issued loy students concer g the draft. the injustice \V \ merican police stoop to a gas e hopes of a unifying. Nita' force of the II -S classification is consenientls consitirAct of repression and ev en which would effeethely further Black 1.1 tief:Ealuays izinocitle toward the Black Panther equality across the nation. But isolated interesting that those mho claim injustice seldom part, ittridents gradually began to distort mention those iti- justices uhich protect them the most. mounting that they I.% ',knee is that image into the present one. ghing The ii-s elassif llll is designed to gie would. lit two years. Panther deaths rise to distrust and panic. those %oung people who attend our nation's liae ri.en to 211. Naturally. many of- Likes% ise. the police hav e overre- colleges and imiNersitii - a chance to con- tinue their ficer- ah-oo 11,1%.- died in the saage acted. They Itav e become part and par- education N, it limit the tuo-Near meets interruption that act pz -s the draft. battle- that occur %%hen blue cel of a genocidal sequence of acts that The injustice lies in the fact that militant lilack. the can britig nothing but shame ttn the classification does not prevent an inter- Polive raids usually stem from the American people. rupt. for those Noting 'nen %dm are sery- attempted .t.r% ing (of warrants for pos- big It is now necessary to lay down arms apprenticeships in the many needed se--ioon oof illegal weapons. This is un- skills. nor those who are attending trade on both sides and start anew. Obvious- oler-ta nolalole at the present. Iwcause the schools, nor those who are participating ly. the Panthers are the only ones who e\ i.tence of an artneol. reoltitiontary ... White man can take his 24 dollars in the various federal and state tr g programs. such as the Job Corps. force in America would constitute a are able to initiate this. J.B. in beads and trinkets and ..." Depending npon the mood of their lo- grae threat. cal draft board. these young 1111'11 Vall he do tlw But the lino...lion arises: why Guest Room accorded the pri% liege of a 11--1 defer- Panther. .111.11 arsenals? The ment. but not a ii-s. Th.. II-A is better answer %olutiteered by many is that known as ati occupational deferment and de-ire nothing more than to pro- is generally ap li I ittl tect tho.iii-ele.. Space Program Effect vs. Ship Hope ' are considered e-iotial to national se- curity. Though admittedly militant. the By ART IIANGNO hancenietit of prestige. Equally clear for having landed an astronaut 011 the It would not seem likely that a draft Panther. sponsor and conduct many The late Hugh L. Dryden, Deputy Direc- is the s%mhol the space program presents ntoon. board would consider a young man syn. and other programs in Black free-food tor of NASA, stated shortly after the mam- to European scientists. States Nobel l'rize The ultimate proof oIIur minimal in- ing a plumbers apprenticeship. or one who community ser% ice. moth S211 billion Apollo Moon Project was w r ph%sics Dr. Alax Bon: "The fluence is the token support given our is attending trade school to beeome a me- A hat they seem to lack (or do not lei in 1061. that "the exploration of space space program is a symbol of a contest be- armed forces in the N ietnam conflict by titanic. that to nite al security. want I is poositise public relat s whit is a significant factor in international poi- tween the power-. a weal tht cold other so-called free world countries whose These young 1111'11 are being grablted up daily for militart ilutt ith 1111 v%iitild educate the uptight American icy. Er the beg. g spate attivities war, an emblem of nat. al %unity, a dem- very ittterests, we argue. are more in considera- onstration of nat. al power. So long as pardy- than our own. tion given to their quest to learn a skill tit the bent.% olent side of the party. 16.1%e had an impact on the climate of world opinion with respect to national the projects of space trawl are bound up What then is a rational alternative to that is much needed in this c try. rather than what lie deems fearfully strength and prestige." He subsequently with the image of national power and 111a11111`11 space exploration that will accom- Students. 1 .%er. not only can take ad- threatening. quoted it statement made by the Presi- greatness. so long as the public at large plish the goal of increasing U.S. prestige vantage of a II-S while in sehool. but are In de absence of "good l'R." Pan- tletifs Science AtIvisory Committee in is dectieil 101`r their scientific and prac- and influence? I suggest the launching then eligible for a II -A if they work for thers can expect more police harass- \larch 19:18. "to be strong and bold in tical possibilities. titbit long vvill I be un- and maintenance of a fleet of 200 ships in the right companie-. ment and raids. The law can do little space technology will enhance the prestige able to &seiner any blessing in it." Nobel the image of the S.S. Hope hospital ship flow many people lune tried recently as an answer. to call a plumber to lune him fix a broken else when pressure from the commu- of the 1..S. among the peoples of the world Prize winner. physicist. Sir John Cockroft: and create added confidence in our scienti- " We smile as we watch your space flights Financing of the fleet is easily accom- pipe, only to be told that no one will be nity and legislators bears down. fic, technological, industrial and military on television. Your efforts represent a plished by the $2.2 billion spent per year11 able to get to it mail titxt week?

\ t it inception, the i'anther doetrine strength.- tortion of science in the name of competi- directly for manned space %entures. The }Tow many others hate had their super- President John F. Kennedy. in a message t with the Steiet Union." S.S. Hope requires about $5 million per gas-gulping, smog-injected. hermetically- scaled 1969 Cinzano 13 break blown to Congress to request additional funds for DONIESTIC CR ITICS year. There is currently one S.S. Hope. in the Idle of the week mil% to find Guest Room the Apollo Project. stated. "No single space And harshest, Cambridge astronomer, Further. the staffing of the fleet by med- Ii that the onI%- shop within 51) miles which project Apollo) will be more exciting or Dr. Fred Hoyle: "The Sosiet-American ical personnel could accomplished by emplbes a mechanic capable of repairing ttttt re impressise to mankind or more im- space race is almost worthless for scienti- altering the draft such that the 7500 medi- the tinzano is booked for sewn wteks? portant for the long range exploratiott of fic research and what has been accom- cal doctors who are graduated each year So long as the present draft laws make Dedication? space.- plished is not worth a tl sandth part of would have the choice of either serving in to pursue a skill, At the scientist le%el. Dr. Bruce M. Mtn, what has been -pent.- the hospital fleet or the armed service, or young men. who wish By IAN IGHT BENTE!. the prime targets of the draft. this situa- ray. Professor of Planetary Science at I:al Domestic crities are pr nt. also. perhaps, divide the time equally. Professor of Journalism tion will not imprbee. Tech, and a co-investigator on the TN ex- Mayor John Lindsay of New York City: "I The function of such a fleet would he Why should a %ming. aspiring plumber The right till protest is 110t restricted to periment teams for the 1969 Mars "flyby," would not want the U.S. to Ite described consistent the current functioits of the leae himself open to the draft when he radical militants. stated in Astronautics and Aeronautics the by future generations as a society that Hope, provide medical aid and training, can spend several years it% college protect- For 111111 I have wondered whether factors which affect U.S. space strategy: amidst filth, oppression and the violence and to assist in the organization of medical himself? the student-faculty majority at this college "First, there is Soviet competition, which of its slums, shot rockets to the moon." schools for those countries requesting it. ing has unlimited tolerance for the lioorish- is not only military, but is technological If those who protest the draft and its (But irs too late. though, isn't it John?, ACT OF HEALING ne--. hulIN tug and forcible interference and involves internati llll al prestige as injustices are not on an self-protection And how has been spent? The Ironically the S.S. Hope's initial experi- ith iursottal rights by SI)S and RAM, well." Incredibly, Dr. Murray stated a par- campaign, they will understand the failintts total funding allotted directly for the pur- ence in Peru in 1063 is witness to the sus- who hold these rights I for others I in con- agraph later the likely scientific value of of the 11-S classification and inclmle in pose of manned space flight since 1961 is picion and distrust that our earthly poli- tempt. space is important, but that it is not a their protests a call for equal protection cresting mer $20 !billion or approximately cies had engendered in the people of Peru. dominant theme in space strategy. for all young men. NImulay night I discovered that some of 818 million for each hour an astronaut has Although well publicized, merely it hand- Clearly. then. one of the major objectives, us. at least. do have a breaking . We been in space! fill of people showed up when the Hope if not the primary goal of the U.S. manned walked out (if the College 1 nion dedica- It is evident. then. that a prodigious (locked. Anti-Ll.S. slogans were scrawled on space effort from the beginning is the en- tion dinner in disgust. price is being paid to "enhance our pres- walls, and there was a definite reluctance RTAN DA I LY SAN JOSE STAFE COLLEGE We were ashamed of the students whir tige, influtnce the climate of world opin- on the part of the people to respond to the "." had come to the dinner as guests for the ion," anti perhaps instill fear of our tech- Second Class postage paid at San Jose, California. Hope's presence. 1..pon departure, 10 I.Amber of California Newspaper Publishers Associa. deliberate purpose of disrupting it. Thrust and Parry nological might in lesser developed coun- months later, more than 40,000 people Sen. Published dily by students of San Jos State \N e %Nen. ashamed of the student Imily tries. Furthermore. outstanding scientists Cellegc xcept Saturday and Sunday, during colleg jammed that sante port to bid the Hope year. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily president who. by his nun declaration, hall in fields that should he benefitting front and its crew farewell. The prestige anti those of the Associated Student Body. the College Ad- in% sited 1111'111 there for that purpose. the space program are neither impressed ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad Large Profits fluence effects are obvious. The act of heal- Subscription accepted only on a remainder- %\ uere ashamed of the master (if erre- IS find it of special benefit vertising. Editor: ing is a universal act of goodwill and can of-smester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semes- lllll the Chairman of the College 1:nion ter, 84.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phone BE: The letter hy SD$ Lance Jacobson, CLIMATE OF OPINION only be construed as such by the recipient 2944414Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Ad- Board of GoNernors. %.110 condoned the spartan Daily. Dec.11, 1069. The evidence is that it is our actions despite all the barriers to communication. vertising Ext. 2001, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe %look soorr C'ollege Administrations are not afraid of space. that influences imagine 200 Hopes! A gesture so Printing Co., 1445 S. First St. of on the earth., not in But I 1)4.111 four dedicated years promoting SDS, any more than one need be afraid All editorials reflect the majority opinion of the is rabid. the climate of world opinion. I would list overwhelmingly humanitarian that it can lfollege a skunk, unless it Spartan Daily editorial board, consisting of the editor, the Lilian from impossible dream What is meant by "working people"? Stu- the following acts which I believe have had be mistaken for nothing else. the news editor the assistant news editor, the associate to reality. It was to be a unifying force on dents have planned to become part of big more of an impact on the "climate of Then Vice President Richard Nixon ap- editor, the coky editor and two members of the re- porting staff. this tamptis that would bring together stu- business. Si shouM they Join "working world opinion" than the landing of dozens praised the Hope as having "a far reach-II dent-. faculty, representathes of the off- people"? of astronauts on the moon: ing effect in demonstrating in a most effec- Editor . JIM BROADY of SDS is illustrated by Advertising Manager MURRAY BERGER rall111114 world surroundings c tack,- The false economics the peaceful the meaningless statement: "Standard Oil of 1. The official diplomatic recognition of tive way to people everywhere Day Editor TERRY PENNEL to calm and pleasant interehatige. military government whieh only a intentions of our country." Similarly, as News Editor JUDY RICKARD Venezuela makes $3 in profit per $1 in wages." a Greek Asst. News Editor DIANE MeNUIT Last night it was dedicated by our stu- When? Before taxes? What is their cost dol- few weeks pre% ly had ousted freely el- Senator Hubert Humphrey observed, "the Associate Editor ______MARSHA GREEN dent body president to violence and lar? Evidently. it is mostly for oil and capital ected officials and suspended indefinitely Hope is another step forward in increas- Copy EditorI. LINDA GIFFORD workers were few Sports Editor . KEVIN DOYLE A10111. "This."' said Mr. Edwards. -uas the investment and taxes. The democratic processes. ing good will throughout the world and WALT YOST and some were highly paid, yet the labor bill Fine Arts Editor second dedication of the Union.- The first, 2. Our unilateral interference into the in bringing the people of all nations to- Campus Life Editor l ll CRAIG EVANS was mall relative to net earnings. Net earn- Wire Editor MICHAEL CRONK sII he implied. %as the forcible interference ings are usually much larger than profits as Dominican Republic crisis which violated gether in a bond of mutual trust, friend- Feature Editor . BRUCE REILLY hy SDS and RANI last week with students calculated by security analysts and economists. the essence of the Organization of Ameri- ship and cooperation... College Liaison Editor ---..--- MARY MORALES Public Relations Director ..... R. L. BEADLE ulna wished job intervieus with business Pacific C;as and Electric in 1965 paid 73 cents can States Charter prohibiting involvement If Mr. Nixon and Mr. Humphrey are Photo Editor DON WILSON net and industrial represent:tikes assembled in wages and salaries for each dollar of into the internal affairs of one member by correct in their appraisals of the Hope, Ari Directors MERV FONG end MIKE ENGLISH Electric in 1966 paid $7.40 ---__ VINCE CAMAGNA there. earnings. General pres- Chief Photographer in employee compensation for each dollar of another. The U.S. is a co-signee of that shouldn't the goal of increasing our Meteorologists ART RANGNO In this period of arrogant. raucous, charter. tige and influence he brought about by end BYRON MARLER un net earnings. Retail Advertising Manager LAMAR ANffERSON principled. strong-armed enforcement of At SJS employees get R5 per cent of the 3. Failure to assist anti insist on the free "bringing together all nations in a bond Promotion Manager PATRICIA PISAN radical minority viewpoint on the general operating budget and there are no profits. We elections specified for all of Vietnam hy of mutual tnist, friendship. and coo pera-Ii Business Manager ED GOODEYON :ore on to public budget basis; no way to run a Classified Managers JULIE STODDARD, citizenry. mie cannot but wonder whether the Genova Accords of 1954. tion," rather than attempted through awe- PROCTOR company or economy. JIM MARSHALL and STEVE other students and fae- doubt whether Latin Americans, Greeks some space feats designed to instill respect Asst. Production Marlow TOM CORDER lllll re than 20,000 Owen M. Broyles I Asst. National Advertising Manager NORM IVERSON ulty aren't also near the protest point. Proforwoor of Economics or Vietnamese will think the better of us through fear? Bookstore Ad Manager CHUCK ZUERCHER IN

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Altamont Rock Festival: Beauty Marred by Violence BOOKS By WALT VOST ci,tinliTi 7)1,0,100, col pm ss 'They %%e-re the smart .11,1, N10,1 Open Tonight Fine Arto Editor buil- people had no idea of :viod they Gpn N,g1.15 Monday Oro "We don't want any f - - Ing or lay. were getting into. Ilio% many 1,riday Until 9:00 P.M. violence!" the lead singer of San- The Alta:mint Speedway is one times have vou been in a crowd Lay Lob of Parl.ng tana shouted at a group of Ilells of the ugliest pliwe, on ea' th. A of over 300.000 people? Angels beating an "over zealous- barren raretrack is the only Ity the time tny weary friends fan. The piens tor peace weren't prominent soot on the landscape. and I arrived (about tif.:10 a.m. eit1-2 BOOK 286-0.30 always heeded. The area consists of dead grass. Saturday the best "seats" were walks The onee in a lifetime Altionont dirt. and cow dung. already gone, %Va. perched on a SAN JOSE 3305. 10th rock festival was anything but Many people came to the spot hillside where the view was fair A I I /IsAATERIAP,, beautitul Fur the multitude who the day before. camping out anti and the crowd wasn't yet parked showed up the English NIC well prepared tor a long sielte. into one mass of flesh. MASS PILGRIMAGE

Flours later We were surrounded on an s, and our view was EUROPE CHARTER I redueed to the top of the rock musician's heads. People were still pouring in over the. hills It FLIGHTS 1970 look ,f1 I.ke a mass pilgrimage. After waiting for an agonizing period of time, with nothing to Spring & Summer Schedu!ve,s do hut slecp or get high on drugs * and wine, the first music was cap (415) 392-8313 AVAILABLE heard around noon. 'rhe crowd or was still fairly amiable. Expecta- WRITE tions vvere still high. fi.irtet lights Santana opened and played a WI:\ Market St.. San Francisco 4.1103 few sets to respectful applause. Please mail me information for flight I lowever. the sound system wasn't strong enough to give the outer 100.000 or so people much vol- ume Seeing the band was another State Zip Phone problem entirely. trtr* ...1;:nagement or gross in- s4M...101. : 1,nee is the only fit descrip- tion for the rest of the clay. After Santana finished there wits it long delay. Finally. the Jef- . i idrfotrulinv ferson Airplane clone onstage. The MC boastfully called them Anivriea's best rock group. You'd et. unnicrrJary never guess it ftvim the crowd's reaction. The applause after each number went (nitro mild to almost non-existent. FAT ALBERT ON THE LOOSEAmong the highlights of the Elegant atmosphere and gracious service have NO 1.IMITATMNS Fe;tival was this man who ran through the crowd nude. 1.,,opie were getting impatient, long been the features rusponsible for the suc- and they had a right to young people were scattered helieopter. 'rhey were escorted be. They of this fine San Jose restaurant. Make res- come to see the incomparable down through the erowd to the cess Stones, not groups you can see What happens when 300,0(X) hip swarming stage area. Mirk Jag- ervations now for an enjoyable evening that spans for a few bucks at the Fillmore. people :ire cramped together, ger had a ftightened. awed ex- When the Flying Burrito waiting for hours on end? There's pression on his face as he was twenty-fire years of (lining pleasure. Brothers played, followed by no limit on what crews. A man hustled into it trailer for "safe- Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, stood up and urinated in the keeping." thousands were making the long crowd. Some girls went topless, The violence didn't subside 1401 Sutli First For reservation. Large wale trek back to their cane. others went nude. while the Stones played. but at at Alma Phone 292.1266 By this time. with the 32 de- "garbage" battles went on. 'rhe least they gave the (Towel whot gree evening cold appching. air vvas filled with flying frisbees. it wanted, what it had waited all people were lying all over. spaced People were killed. Children %seri. Oa% for. E out of their minds. Many areas, born. And the portable toil, HUMAN SEAOne of the largest crowds in Tracy, California's further out, looked devastated. overflowed. Garbage, refuse,andexhausted history gathered at Altamont Speedway. VIOLENT ANGELS SPECV11, One pnor soul wandered aroutot with a towel wrapped about his Pre-Christmas waist lo.,king bleary-eyed for the pants he "lost" somewhere. Girls were eating giant glohs of cotton , PEACOAT Yes, vanciy. The presence of the violent Rentals We Hells Angels. invited hy some of S kI.E the festival organizers to act as Sales Have "protection," was a terrible 12 to it) take. Too many people Were hurt Group Rates Bell by them. Many hip persons still regard Bottoms the Angels as misunderstood free- Aloha Boat Sales spirts: glorified rebels attains-I soviety. %Watching them beat peo- 253-2500 (1888) ple to a pulp should dispel ttome of these myths. 1914o sievens S.J. 10 days ord.% Finally, the Stones arrived by SURMA'S ENTERPRISES 1687 So. 1st.. S.J. 293-51116 298.5012 FUN WORKING IN EUROPE Dig our Christntas sale, baby.

Summer and Year Round JOBS ABB \ I): Get paid. meet peo- Dig ... you beautiful people! ple. learn a language, travel, enjoy' Nine job categories in more During the establishments' love season, than fifteen countries. Foreign language not essential Send $1.00 we at Michael's are having for membership and 34-page illustrated JOBS ABROAD maga- the grooviest X-mas sale you have ever zine, complete with details and applications to International by Don Wilson Society for Training and Culture, 866 United Nations Plaza, New laid your crystal spectacles on! York, N. V., a non-prolit student membership organization. We'll hit you with arts and ONSTAGEThe Jefferson Airplane, one of the many groups to crafts materials to fill your every creative need play at the Altamont festival, plays amidst the overflowing ... and straight stuff like T-Squares audience of listeners. and slide rules, and just plain squares.

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aid mailing the coupon moils ice spectacular, 110Pita)in pius cheek ,n money order Ice, moll I. la the niade iiiut to Holiday On Ice-SJS rts SJS Alumni Asseciation, at Oak- Alumni to His Office. Oakland Oakland, California land Coliseum. Frid.r. 1 tt...*. 26 Ciiliseurn, aSPARTAN DAILY lo, 1969 at 8 p.m 9.1621. Students ;MA aillt11111 IMO Adults' tickets sell for $1 off special (IIN,WMI tickets tor the the rugular prier and junior tic- openin.,. night ieirior mince kets i 16 unit under. sell at half price. Further information CLUi 'Freaky' Mixed-Media ,ilitained from the SJS Alumni Com, ARation _S),,// Ii Jazz Concert Tonight qarlic 9actory By ELLEN, ,.L:1,01.S. Fine Arts Writrr .in Flick, ten, - INO- , sirth and IN witmg "Freaky." "wierd" and "groovy" ri! L PLO,,, to, soprani) REL BARN Santa Clara describe "Goodbye Yesterday," Sabanovich, the SJS jazz ensemble concert d r u id Frederick Edinborgh, which embodies a new, contempo- drums; Robert Beehn, bass: Rob- HOLIDAY ON ICE Ticket Application Form rary, revolutionary form of jazz ert Peterson, piano, and Jack Van I nelo-ed ind ehe,k or m ttttt s order for S f Or composition according to Dwight Geam, vibes. - %dolt 1 II k, t- ii earl; and or Junior Ticket Cannon, coordinator of the per- Sharyl Parker will head the t . Bill Vane tor the December 214 performance formance scheduled for tonight dance group which will feature 1.11,1.1ml t.oli,etont iii 1101.1 1).11 ON ICE, at AN 'OUT-OF-SIGHT' CONCERTOver 50 students have been and tomorrow night at 8 in Con- Janie Smith, Susan Billeter and ,cii1..1. rehearsing for several months to present tonight and tomorrow cert Hall. Cheryl Larson. Ticket Prices Adults $4.00-3.50-3.00-2.50 night's jazz concert, "Goodbye Yesterday," at 8 in Concert Hall. Cannon, assistant professor of ELECTRONIC SOUNDS Junior (16 & under) $2.50-2.25-2.00-1.75 Fashion Dwight Cannon, assistant professor of music, is coordinator of music at SJS, has described the NAME the jazz composition. two-day performance as a mixed- Another excit in feat UI e of the media environmental jazz compo- concert according tio Cannon are ADDRESS PHONE Photography sition which includes jazz en- the electronically prepared tape CITY STATE ZIP sembles, dancers, electronically sounds designed by Robert Hoehn, 11111111 tutu 11111 Itt 111111 tulIllIlliiIlI IlIIIIlIlIIIlIllIIlI 111111 IlilillIll 11111111 Itt tt prepared tape sounds, lights, vis- a SJS music student, and Allan Vt alums 'Live Like Pigs' To Open ,eirViiiiiiiWiiii1Wrire,WIIIKOVOle"..." ual effects, space, time and audi- Strange, assistant professor of The SJS Drama Department's middle class housing project in Z: ence participation. He termed music. From Rehearsal and Performance class Northern England. A conflict de- 2 Books For Christmas the concert as "wild, unusual, During the portion of the con- will present John Arden's "Live velops immediately between the la la ru 0.1'1.9111 and a first for SJS." cert devoted to electronic sounds, Like Pigs" December 17 and 18 Sawneys, who literally live like performet s will leave the Concert cit 7.:10 p.m. in the Studio pigs, and their "respectable" mid- REFLECTS CONTEMPORARY )lit, io9rarl, Hall individually and proceed di- Theatre. Admigiiiiin is free. dle class neighbors. Arden sides "The concert will incorporate rectly to a new "environment," ur with neither family, but leaves 257 S. let rhi, vont orm, "dark coin- both visual and aural dimensions u different location in the Music the audience to draw its own con- ' 11, the the Somey and will reflect contemporary building where they will once 251-2830 clusions. Cal Boo ; lrom a feelings and moods of this gen- again improvise freely. aei iisir to a lewer The production is directed by eration," said Cannon, "plus in- Admission to 1 -"vent is free Assistant Professor of Drama determinant and Rod Mekoen $ improvisational :111,1 the David Copelin, new to the drama techniques employed within 'IA\ il. E YE -k li staff this year. Settings and light- given compositional structure (IF t IMIST11 \.- $3.50 logs are designed by drama stu- Elements of jazz will remain cl- BILL'S dent Garl Schuck and costumes an integral force in the work." 41:3 Market Roc! Mckven $ by Judie Menlo. In the Rehearsal "In this composition, the au- 10 Years of Service ; and Performance class, class dience plays an important part." a+ IN SOMEONE'S : members are responsible for all said Cannon, "with each individ- $3.95 COLLEGE elements of mounting and pre- ual becoming involved in the 10th & Reed Sts. SHADOW : senting the production. composition in varying degrees s:l Major roles in the production At any time a member of the Conveniently Located .. PHARMAC\ :ire played by Joseph Hanreddy audience can turn of the experi- Sailor Sawney, Neal Newman ence and leave or continue to : A.:Foss F:-orn the Library At ; as (ol, David Stone as Mr. Jack- participate in the events of the son. Karen Wright as Rachel. two-day period." 134 E. SAN FrRNANDO South Diane George as Mrs. Jackson, "It is our hope," said Cannon, ., and Barbara Meyer as Doreen. "that when the audience leaves 10th the performance on the first Gifts Galore Street night they will carry their new TH,T: ACTION MAN SLACKS The PENINSULA Y.A.G. (Young experience into their surround- II 11.I.MARR E. William Adult Group 21-29) presents ings and thus will be aware of CHANUKAH THING, featuring a their natural environment in re- (;111tV-411 kti C kl:DS Bye band and refreshments at CON- lation to their new experience." )0( GREGATION BETH-AM, 26790 Arai- trader. Road, Los Altos Hills, Sun- NATURAL SOUNDS 4 The Place To Go! day DECEMBER PRESCRIPT/0 Vs I 14 at 8:30 P.M., The composition will offer ba- 518 S. 10th Donation $1.75, for info. call 961- sic natural sounds in music. The 7173 or 369-0720. African and Eastern cultures. such as the Buddhists, have v linked their culture and their mu- ri sic to nature. Cannon believes --0,184-,k*’:. I the American culture is lacking 13,* - in this respect and he is trying to put these ideas across in the composition. N .1 Cannon prefers to think of him- No s cket self as the coordinator of the con- k,st cert rather than the director be- cause he feels it is much more re- ’. warding to join the musicians, contrary to the "director image" which tends to shut off the in- to it. dividuality of each performer. NUMEROUS SOLOISTS fide About 30 students are involved Chriiimas in the two-day concert including both MUSIC Dept. jazz magicians 4t. neer . and dancers coordinated through the Women's Physical Education Department. Several soloists will be featured throughout the program , your thing Go slim this fall in Al RACERS, the original ACTUAL slim continental SIZE slacks. Solids and pat. terns in new fall colors. Noiron fob. rics. 88.00 to ;11.00 If you were always near a socket every day. The Norelco unique rotary ac- ;Olen you needed a shave, that tion keeps the blades sharp while it ...Pad be one thing. strokes off whiskers Everytime you shave. our bag But . reen't. 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Westbury New York 11590 for4derature new wuret,,n, rrard Arr,tr, 100 Fdt 42nd Street, Yurk, N.Y. 10017 d .04 Inoluor.e Co a 0.r.o.O of *Wel lot Wednesday. December 1'1 19C? lIVANTANT 1.1177.Y-5 1 N Dia Board of Supervisors Declares SPECIAL Fluff dried & folded s in 2 Iii'. 111. clt anin. Dec. 7-13 'Army ROTC Week' & I' iii 1.aiiiiilry 2 davs. Hogs \X ashed By ROGER KILICSI: Fargher. Dr. Grant Burton, ex- facilities at SJS for The ,, ,i Daily Staff Writer ecutive dean of SJS, Dean Robert Other activities wh,,. i COLLEGE J Moore, school of applied sci- been a part of the 150th The Santa Clara County Board ut Supervisors issued a procla- ences and arts. Col. Francis ,airy celebration hare beri, Ace Launderette mation declaring Dec. 7-13 "Army Leary, professor of military sci- American Red (*loss "Vol. al:* i rum campus UNION ence at the 3 bi, ROTC Week" in an afternoon University of Santa from Home" program. blood on this and %I, illi dill Clara. and Brigadier General ceremony on the SJS Women's nations and the colic. . John E. Whiting, commanding 5URVEY5 Athletic Dept. field yesterday by the Army ROT( 293-7228 The general of the 351st Civil Affairs proclamation recognized 1N ,ervicemen in Viet n,,:; the contributions of the ROTC' Area. program on the college campus The ceremony was followed b. since its birth in 1819 and called a reception and tour of the ROTC INDIUM VII', 011'01411 \ 11'1 "on the citizens of this country ------to join in honoring those men ******************* ***** For S V\ JOSE ST 1TE commissioned through Army ROTC who have gone on to pro- aiithuiig from Insurance College Director tect our freedoms at home and tt Training ,aliir) until graduation abroad in both active Army and * ROLLS 1. pun gradttat ion afire ,.talt pros ided JUDY BRADLEY knows what day it is Army Reserve." 1,H.:si.:II Huist E During the ceremony, a mili- to buy review was presented by the Inquire: SJS Cadet Battalion, cadet rep- it V. W. 298-3700 1671 The Alameda resentatives form the University Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. Thomas H. Busy of Santa Clara C.U. Information Clerk Keeps and the 52nd NEED $$8? Burkhart, CLU, Gen, Agent Army Hand from Fort Ord. 1 A it an selI ally car of yours a sample of some of Mrs. Bradley has been work- Was my boyfriend arrested? These are In addition to the Board of for FREE on a ronaig ***** ent. questions Judy Bradley, Col- ing in the Information Center How deep is the Pacifc Ocean? the Supervisors, guests included San- hut Collie in. park your car. Information Center on the second level of the CU What is the number of the Tues- lege Union ta Clara Councilman Lawrence and name your price. September. day night Black Studies class? clerk, receives in an average day. since it opened in FOR INFORMATION The Information Center ap- JOHN PAIISNLO (*1441121) pears to be a sort of melting Donations Requested OPEN 7 DAYS 10-10 itot of information and services. Placement Office Sets Talks "I handle complaints and sug- -The only gotal Indian 1.5 a fed gestions for the CU, sort the Indian" is the slogan used by the Great mail, and give out various types Tutorials Program in asking for For International Program of campus information," said donations for the Indians on Mrs. Bradley. Alcatraz. Western ii Students interested in studying aged by the Career Placement Basically, the center was de- Money, clothing, food. Christ- abroad next year for credit as Office to arrange for a personal signed to save students and fac- mas gifts and other donations participants in the Cal State In- interview at 122 S. Ninth St., ulty "shoe leather." Instead of may be turned in at any time f. Motors ternational Programs are encour- Building AA. having to run all over campus before Christmas vacation, to the 4, 1199 10 FIRST ST Representatives from the Of- to find out what is going on, Tutorials Center. Building R. HAPPY HOLIDAYS fice of International Programs the Information Center general- Meeting Scheduled will be on campus tomorrow. To ly keeps tabs on all activities. BOB HIMSL VOLKSWAGEN qualify for one of the 17 pro- Eventually, the Information grams, a student must have Center will be able to answer all GOODWAY HAS BOTH For Handicapped upper division or graduate stand- types of questions including those DISCOUNT XEROX AND FAST PRINTING plus fax ing by next fall and have at least concerning classes. $2009.00 It must be discouraging. & license a 3.0 in 30 units out of his total ',ED There are more than 100 phy- Mrs. Bradley does tackle most THESIS CIALER unit compilation. sically brined students at San of the questions herself, including COPIES RESUMES Jose State, yet at two meetings Countries available for study the one about the Pacific Ocean. 25. or 100. 1560 North First San Jose 286-8800 PRINTED ON OFFSET last week, held to establish the programs are: Colombia, France, If she can't answer it, she refers RAG BOND THE HOME OF THE HUMBLE LOVE BUG Germany, Ghana, Greece. Israel, students to someplace they can needs and plan programs for 50 COPIES $2.50 these students, only 11 attended. Italy, Japan, Lebanon, The Neth- find out the answer. dic EA. For this reason George Sexelby erlands, Peru, Portugal, Spain, Lost and found for the building Sweden, Taiwan and the United Is planning two more meetings is also one of the services of the THE ACTION MAN SLACKS students in the Gua- Kingdom. Additional countries for disabled center. Mrs. Bradley also coordi- dlupe Room of the College Union such as India and Norway are GOODWALI er nates building tours and continu- today from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 now under study with a proposed a39 E. SANTA CLARA ST. (at 2nd) SAN 10SE 2954944 p.m. and tomorrow from 1:30 program in the U.S.S.R. ously tells students what day it is. p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sexelby has been hired by Dr. Cornelia Tomes, associate dean of students, under the work study program, to help establish short- range goals and to obtain a name and address list of disabled stu- dents so that better services can be provided for them.

FOP Seeks Help For Needy Family students from Chicano Educa- tional Opportunity Program I EOM are asking for donations of foi-41 and clothing for a family of 13 whose father died last week. Donations may be left at the Chicano EOP, Bldg. V, at 177 Hith St. that's right, v4i" 131:1C111E3CICID

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11-Nr ART AN TI1111.4 Vs(insairiy, Drmernbar 10. 1MOS PERFECTION NEEDED? DO IT YOURSELF! Spartaguide TYPEWRITERS RENTED Meeting Special Student Rental Rates Psychology Nett,, will discuss "Hos- TODAY TOMORROW Francis Tau Delta Phl, 6.30 p.m. to Chrintiam Neienee Organization. pital Accounting." Manual -- $8.00 planned for all lives from Psi Chi 'psychology uis 1 Month meet at Lee Poague's home. 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Chapel. All Foundation Elec. anti in- honor fraternityl and the psy- Blusi Portable - 12.50 lisyehlio ezs st i lent s other chology Student Liaison Commit- Phrateres international, Cala- interested students and faculty (Jewish Students!. 8 p.m., Cos- terested students in the Almaden tee will be present. Refreshments veras Room, College Union. Mem- welcome. tanoztri Room. College Union. Dis- he Ceiliire Union from bers are requertod to bring secret Hoorn of i will be served. Any questions con- Betas Alpha PM. 7:30 p.m.. Gua- eu_ssion of upcoming election. j04e Typewriter Co. 1 . T,411,,rrow. sister gifts. Nomination of offi- 12::10 to :2 p.m cerning psychology, Psi Chi and dalupe Room. College Union. Slides of Israel to be shown af- cers scheduled. 24 South Second EstablitE ? 63$3 - - - , " ’ related subjects will be answered. Business meeting. Guest speaker, ter meeting. ('u-Her, 1-3:30 p.m., Mini-Gym. Events will include a free throw WHERE CAN YOU GET Ir. shooting tournament. Four tick- ets to a Warrior's game will be OFF ON REGULAR PRICES?? given away as prizes. French Club. 7-10 p.m., HE1. Christmas party featuring French PAYLESS CLEANERS carols, two travel and scenic Spartan Daily Classifieds 751 E. Santa Clara films of France will be shown. along with several French films' Why chould ,9 Pay IPpe produced by Terry Hayes and Prof. Peter Collins of the For- FREE EAR PIERCING - FAST - PAIN- HOUSE NEEDS male roommate. Own LOST - Tricolored Basset Hound on ANNOUNCEMENTS (11 LESS with purchase of Gold Earrings. $42/mo. 2 mi. from campus. Call 12/3 in the area of 14th & eign Language Department. All room Santa Clara. from $7.50) Call for appointment. 297- any day after 3:00, 251-9042. Puppy answers to the name of 'Mona." Wen9 Can Pay1e44$" students are invited. NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs stu- 6522. Evelyn's, 40 S. 1st St, Downtown. WANTED MALE ROOMMATE - to REWARD. Call 286.5897, dents and licensed pilots. FOYr aircraft, campus Crusade for Christ, 8 SCIENCE FICTION - HALF PRICE. share house with 3 others. 333 So, 11th LOST: Male Cat, white with dk. grey low membership fee & monthly dues. WRITE P.O. BOX' 2573 SANTA CRUZ. St. 287-0729. spots, grey tall. 2 black spots on nose. p.m., Pacifica Room, College Un- 257-7562 or 148.8484. CALIF. NEWLY PAINTED 2 bdrrn, unfurnished Large Reward. S. 3rd St. Area. 295-8462, ion. Student mobilization meeting EUROPE JET FLIGHTS 40% OFF ON RECORDS AND TAPES! apartments. Hardwood floors, drapes. LOST: BOOKS: Essentials of Russian, and staff only) scheduled. For students, faculty All 45:s L.P.'s. cartridges. cassettes and laundry facilities, extra storage. 5 min- Arlsone s Rhetoric Bl.n Binder. Dropped Angeles-London- (Pound-trip) Mar. Chews Club, 1-9 p.m. and 7-11:30 Los reel to reel tapes available. Special utes from SJSC. 293-5995. on street Fri. moo-inn Dec. 5th, Call -June 16, I 1 Weeks $255. June 15- 29 order basis. Quick deliveries. 8.tracks upper-div. student needed to 195.4568. p.m., Montalvo Room, College Sept. 22. 14 Weeks $295. June 2I -Aug. FEMALE, recorded. 70 min. cartridges - $3.75. quiet apt. near SJS. $45/mo. Call Union. 9 Weeks $295. July 5-Sept, 3, 6 share 21, Ken - 1021 High Rise Dorm: 3-5 M-F. 286.9874, Non-smoker, Weeks $295. For application write or PERSONALS 171 Bridge Club, 7-11:30 p.m., Cala- 287-3481. call: LTS TRAVEL: 4246 Overland Ave. I MALE ROOMMATE - own room in liefa SKIS - 200cm. Kalil* $45/best offer. veras Room B, College Union. City, 90230. (408) 286-6929 large house ax/four others. $45/mo. 170 Cu I vr No bindings, Kofix ham Combi ski. BUY OR LEASE your psych. Ill inter- 839-7591. 5, 150, St. 298-3738. for giId Club, last day to sign up 12131 Call Mike 294-4301 before 7 p.m. Also y'ew & e term paper. Call 259- INSURANCE as low as $86 per FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Fur. 2543 T,,rs 12.3 p.m. or daily 8-11 p.m. Slide Mountain trip. Tickets AUTO Guitar, Gibson LG-I $120. for for married, good students. Also. nished 1 bdrm. apt. $65/mo. 476 S. year BIG SUR LAND. Group opportunity. on sale in the Student Affairs excellent savings for single men over 7th St. Call Patti or Ext. 2501, 294-6414. Mental & Spiritual Sea Y;f1t45. 2000 feet, Ventana Wilder- UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PER- Office, Call George Campbell 244-9600. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED - Business 21. ness access, 40 acres $40,000. Write MANENTLY. 235 E. Santa Clara St. Rm. Grad. or adult to share 2 bdrm, apt. Adminbstration ('tub, "Speed -Read" at the book P.O. Box 3682 Carmel, Calif. 93921. 513, Phnne 294.4495. Harmony Manpower ASK FOR Westgate. 297-04130 before 8 p.m., 244- 2-4 p.m., Calavera.s Room, College store. ’’SpeedRead" will speed your SKIS '61 HEAD STANDARD (la) Good VALERIE - YOU Are Sweeter Than All readirg. On Sale Now! Only $2.25 Union. Lower division students Cond. Must sell, $65. Call 297-9990 or The : - Fowers in China. Peace Brothers. Peace Sisters. 295.9588. 8353BOARDING HOUSE CONTRACT avail- Call Ann WANTED - Management Term paper. urged to attend. PHYSICAL, -MENTAL, -It able.o . CcilrColonial 6 at 293- !'"larls ed.. Dec. 10, YOGA FOR COLORED LIGHT ORGAN after iT 'S males. Will pay - call 287-4961. p.m., SPIRITUAL HARMONY TAUGHT BY p.m. Spartan L'hinesse Club, 7:30 $35. 287-7860 CHRIS - you are a swell guy. Wish I EXPERIENCED TEACHER FROM INDIA. MALE - share 1 bdrm. apt. Laundry 7:11(1P.M. to 10:00 P.M. and A.S. Chambers, College Union. Wire 4'4 Jewelry Jade ' you sometime. But 1 can not Class starts Wed.. Dec. 10. 7 to 10 HAND CRAFTED pool, & sauna. 292-9334. 1040 S. 11,1 General meeting. Pea, Opals -yes. Mark E 1/ 1, per, for Silt weeks once a week at New- St. *29. . - 30613 H - continue for six weeks Disabled Students, 11:30 a.m.- man Center, I MALE ROOMMATE - Share 2 bed. WANTED; 15 page Soc. 190 term paper on group therapy. Call 371-2453, Discount S 2 bath, with 3 other students - 2 blks. Case 1:30 p.m., Guadalupe Room, Col- CAR RALLYE - Gem Work and at NEN\ MAN CENTER F;orrst St. - Sri HELP WANIED (4) from SJS. $57.50. Need by Dec. I. Today's Social Problems. lege Union. parking lot - N4 Dec. 13. 6:30 ant,' - Sponsored 287-482 I . MEET Sue Darnonte in the Engineering AIESEC, 7 p.m., Almaden Room, by OSCA. Any - s- i beginners eel. $ NEED MONEY $ - Newspaper sags MALE ROOMMATE WANTED - Own Lobby. Dec. 10 thru Dec. 17. India College Union. Dr. Pramod Ver- come. For ir.' - all Mon.-Thurs. pie proiram full time, part time, steady room in 3 bdrm. apt. $56,67'mo. Avail. BELATED Happy Birthday to Dr. Reed 1...1)crie11eed 'Fearing. from fun. work. 4 good men wanted immediately. from Bob, Carol, ma. from the Economics Dept. 10 a.rn.-3 Rallyes are irnmed. 628 S. 10th St. #7, Inquire Dana, Dennis, Harold, Only $3 C.,3 r F.OrS:11. Age 18 to 29. $2 per hr. guaranteed evenings, Jeff, Karen, Linda, Lonnie, Ruth & will speak on "Economic Devel- plus bonus. No exp. needed. Earn while Wynona. I BDRM. unfurn, apt. avail. Dec. 22, opment in India." Peace Corps re- you learn. Transportation fm. Call to- TERM PAPER AUTOMOTIVE 121 couple only $95/mo. 339 S. I I th St. WANTED: On Plato, Aris- Chuck Stout will also day. Mr. Looney 292-6811. totle, Will cruiter Apt. 4. Call 286-3749 after 6 p.m. or Socrates. Pay, Call: 272- MALE & FEMALE: Full or Part-time Ice 502 in p.m. speak on opportunities in the Great lit- a oar to get '64 VW BUG, Cream & Soft Drink Vending Route. ROOM FOR RENT - Male student only to catch YOUNG BRENT - HAPPY 23rd Peace Corps. you around town. SUNROOF 30% commission. Tropical Ice Cream College approved housing, kitchen pri- out of. GOOD TIRES. MUST I wish you snow for your Birthday - Circle K. 4:40 p.m., Guadalupe rays/hang Co. 358 N. Montgomery. 9-11 a.m. y,leges. $50/mo. 292-9763. SELL! Best offer. 287-7189 after 6. for Easter maybe? LOVE M. Room, College Union. Important 297.4228. ONE GIRL NEEDED to share cozy house AUSTIN HEALEY 58161 engine, trans. WOULD THE GIRL who lived with Carol COMPLETE STU- SOPHOMORE THRU GRADUATE IS. with 2 others - move in before Dec. meeting. All members must at- completely rebuilt. Body and interior Lesh on 4th St. last year please call DENTS - Part.time positions available $62/mo. 286-8200. Mark Cohen at 257.2850.1 have a draw- IA tend. in good condition. $625. oncarnpus advertis- as a manager for ing of yours. '66 SPRITE. New tires, top - GREAT ing, market research, sales promotion FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Quiet CONDITION. Call Martin at 294-4797. programs. Liberal fees will provide a non-smoker preferred. 550/mo. 57 S. 15th MEAL ONLY 49' '63 VW, real fine cond., 54,000 Radio, steady income all year. If interested St. #2. Call Sandy 297-4434. SERVICES wh. walls, sp. tire, seat belts. $850 or call collect- 213 793-0621. WE ARE RENTING cottage in Red, Evening Co-Rec best offer. 287-5795. MALE - FEMALE Estates for $110/mo., want to toss, ; STUDENT TYPING i n my home. Fast, Ac- 14 MALIBU, 327, P/S. A/T, AM -FM Part or Full Time Sales - Need several n large apt. near school. 353-1800. curate. Minor Editing. Mrs. Baxter, Phone stereo, Elk Vinyl top, 26.000 miles. Sil- students 18 or over $2/hr. plus. Help 244-6581. BIG BARNEY To Hold College ver.blue. $2495/offer 272.01 10. mgr. with +lets for Cowles Communica- LOST AND FOUND 161 EXPERT TYPING SERVICE E. San Jose, '60 CHEVY WGN. Red & White, Excel. tior. Must be neat appearing. able 258-4335 143 Bahama Way. Cond. Auto -trans. Pow. Brakes & Steer. meet the public. Near campus. Mr French Fries on RENT A TV OR STEREO: Free service. & Coke ,-we Camp tent incl. 297-0992. $325. Ronson 287.6083, LOST: Blue leather purse campus. If you haven't 12/1, Reward offered, no questions No contract. Free delivery in SJ. Call had a Big Barney. PentathlonTourney HEATHERLEE AGENCY now hiring part- you don't know what you're 1967 SHELBY GT 500. Green. $2,900. asked. Call Carol Green 286-2385. Esche's, 251-2598. 796.2028. time & temporary babysitters & house missing, Two delicious hamburger Australian Shepard, male, blue EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Accurate, Feet. patties, cheese, lettuce, An all-college pentathlon tour- keepers. 296-3533. LOST - pickle. 61 PLY FURY. Emellent interior. 6 cyl. grey & white. One blue, one brown eye. Can Edit. 5 miles from campus. Mrs. and our own special sauced; a nament, sponsored by the Recrea- Auto Trans. Good Mechanically. R/H, EARN EXTRA MONEY FOR CHRIST- Portland tags lost 10/2. Reward. 5 yrs. Aslanian - 298 4104, double .In.. k roll Try it with held to- NATURAL LIGHT Fren. Frres tion Department, will be $350. Call 289-9189 afternoons. MAS! Sales - Call 354-2606. EXPERIENCED TYPING - ELECTRIC. and a Coke today' PHOTOGRAPHY - old. Regular Price 84, night from 7:30 to 9:30 in PER- 1967 VW - Excel. Cond., Complete Mims Johnson Master's - Reports - Dissertations. 287-8787. LOST: Kodak instamatic camera in case. 101. Overhaul. Good tires, tape deck. $1095. In A-V or Art Bldg. Reward! Call Col- Marianne Tamberg. 1924 Harris Me, The pentathtlon -- five events Call 266.8726. lect 797-9093. Cell 371-0395. San Jose, HOUSING (5) Translations by participated in by a single per- '66 SUNBEAM ALPINE - R/H. New STOLEN: German Short-haired pointer GERMAN-ENGLISH Top. Excellent condition. $1250. Call graduate student 377.2367. son or group -- will consist of puppy 6 mos. Would the person who 246.5512. COLLEGE COUPLES WELCOME! - 2 - near Westgate with coupon took my dog on Nov. 19. please con- TYPING my home basketball free throws, golf put- '65 CHEV IMPALA - 2 dr. HT. Great child - OK/Adult aree/pool/rac. sider returning him - you can't imagine Shopping Center - Electric Typewriter ting, frisbee toss, dart throwing. Condition. 327 C.I. Power Steering and 10 min. from SJS. 2 bdrm. $135 Mgr. the damage you've done. If you'll re- - PICA 379-5098. and paper airplane flying. Brakes. Call 377.6165. $1250. 286-3795, turn my dog, I'll be glad to buy you CAMPUS DATING SERVICE for your

Prizes will he awarded to in- '61 FORD. V.8. automatic, 4 dr., motor FEMALE TEACHER or grad wanted to another. Please consider this request ideal match. 52-296.3533. & interior in condition. share home with woman & 2 kids. $80/ seriously - I'm getting desperate. Call: dividual and group living center 'td, Needs EXPERIENCED TYPING - ELECTRIC fenders & hood latch. $100. 294-1084. mo. Room & board. 251-4977. 287.5402. Term Papers, Thesis, etc. winners. '67 CHEVY A.T. 4 dr. Recent Dependable. 294.1313 The pentathlon is in place of valve lob, gond or 'Merior. tires. Must sell. HALSTROM'S EMBLEMS - Club Ern- the regular Co-Rae activties for &295 rie illfer. 287-3481 1±1019A. , nde to order. Swiss Loom -Satin ' Stitch. Embroidery. 1462 the evening. '67 441 OLDS 425+ HP 81/2+15 Ameri- *ANNOUNCING* r s lale. San Jose. 264-2560. 4 i. I. Goodyear. Hooker Head- ers IH Edelbrock. $2500 287-6781. PLAYGROUP for pre-schoolers while you _ _ _ attend class. 298-3894 or 286-1994 HAVE YOUR CAR washed by an expert! TYPING . e,rnr's EXPERT Coir.Oo Wash. Accurate. Neat. and Fast '17 5- -- - 738.4129 1959 PLYM. STATION WAGON, EXPERT TUTORING - most physics & S tiro to eat AUTO., V.8, $125 OR BEST OFFER. AL'S math courses. 4 yrs. college teaching UNCLE 265-3859. experience. Individual or groups. '65 MUSTANG, red convertible, auto- 795 C399 eves. matic transmission, power steering and top - TRANSPORTATION 191 4'!IP.77; $1100. Call 265-0981, 9utt Pafe 14'14' 111:1:1 33/MN '59 RENAULT - Good for parts. Per. lest body. engine parts. Make offer. 495 JET CHARTERS to Europe for summer... SUNDAY 1HRU THURSDAY 10 A.M.-I I P.M. E. William #3. book early! From $179 one way, NO FEE. Contact Prof. Mage at 293-1033. SUNBEAM Alpine ReAdster - Lnte '63 EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS. Several 7R1De!,v AND SATURDAY 10 A.M.-I2 MIDNIGHT Reasnnnble condition $525 Call 227.8836 IS IT? ichedules from L.A. and Oakland te '65 WHAT BUICK SPECIAL. 4 dr.. V.8, VH, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt. Froze Secure Is Power steer., new par! Great condition. A. Close-up of Kirk Douglas' chin cleft. $255 to $325. - roundtrip: $150 the new Call 787-0879 $145 - one-way. Coordinator. Profes- tIr way B. Footprint of a three -toed sloth with a blister. Look for our lIt te feel. ,, Frank Peal. 247 Roycroft. Lone FOR SALE 131 C. A view of the moon after the bulldozers arrive with Apollo 73. Beach 90803 438-2179. D. A life-size bowling ball charm answering to the name of Rex HAWAII 1- n the student invasion . mer of 1970. Included U.S. SURPLUS: Field Jackets, was lost some- Com., It'll always be the now way to Combat off the bracelet of Mrs. Harvey Funk which . , a schooner, all air- clood Boots, Bell Bottom Pants, feel - because it feels good. Pee Coats, & time last week at the San Jose Civic Auditorium and may 5269 includes everything Camping Supplies, HIPPIE FASHIONS: the Tulsa U. basketball , Write Don Gardiner, BOK Anxiety is bad. Furs, Leather & Suede Jackets, Velvet have accidentally been substituted in Cell, 95004. Goodies. Jack & Pat's 3rd Hand Store. game during the second half which would account for the 375 E. Heddinq St. between 8th to place a "Lost & Financial anxiety is very bad. & 9111. Spartans defeat. If she had but thought Hours 11.6. Closed Mondays. the danger could ads Avoid it through planning. In- Found" in the Spartan Daily Classifieds in this paper WOODLATHE, 12" swing, 4' vest now in insurance pro- long - have been diverted. a life $29.95 new. Radial Drill Press, 32" - Adv. later. But just in case, bring Classified gram that will provide the foun- $37.50 new. 8" Ball -bearing, Tilt-arbor The correct answer will be revealed dation for a solid financial table saw with 1 h.p. motor - complete in your Classified Ad and see if we don't win the next basket- structure. It's easy now because for $60 new. 292.0409 or 1 blk, from ball game. Office - J206 campus at 60 E. San Fernando. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the earlier you start, the less it costs, and the more security Hi, We're New you'll have a chance to build. CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. Print your ad here, BIG BARNEY TRIO Give us a call or stop by our Minimum (Count approximately 33 letters end spaces for each line) 81G BARNEY. french fries, and I5c drink Il for 49c with office and talk with one of our Three lines this coupon. LIMIT ONE TRIO PER COUPON On* citupson One day Two days Three days Four days Flys days people. You'll find him informa- One par family at one time. 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