NBC Newsman To Speak Today PARTAN DAI LY "On the Moon" with Merrill newsman covered the blackout of Mueller, NBC-TV's commentator Paris on the eve of WWII. for all of the U.S. manned space Throughout his life as a journal- shots, will be presented this morn- ist, the began as a reporter on a SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ing at 10:30 in Concert Hall. Connecticut daily at age 14) 1 Mueller, anchor man for NBC Mueller has worked at everything news specials and frequent news from a foreign bureau chief in CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 No 51 editor of the TODAY show, ap- London, Paris. Rome and Tokyo, Vol. 53 41110, SAN JOSE, pears as a guest of the ASB Fortun to a floor reporter at both Re- publican and Democratic nominat- ing conventions. CHURCHILL TRIBUTE Mueller served as anchor man on the one hour TV tribute to the Council Rejects Unruh Bid late Sir Winston Churchill. He also reported the a.ssassination and fu- neral of the late Pres. John F. Kennedy. He was a personal ac- quaintance of both men. For Intramural Convention At Cape Kennedy, Mueller has covered all American manned- Student Council voted down a worth the money," John Bruck- In other action council appro- space flights. requested allocation of $243.83 yes- man, junior representative and priated $262.25 to cover a deficit The newsman holds the distinc- terday to send Dr. Dan W. Unruh, council finance officer, stated. incurred by the ASB Social Affairs tion of being the only person in director of the ASB intramural Bruckman said, in approving Committee in its sponsorship of history other than a prime minis- athletic program, to Norman, this allocation, council would be the 1965 Homecoming Coronation ter or president, to have the en- Okla., next spring for a national setting a precedent of "sending Ball. tire free world's broadcasting fa- convention of college intramural faculty members to conferences. The deficit resulted, Jim Hunt, cilities at his single microphone. dimctors. We would be opening the doors in committee chairman, said, because This opportunity came four The vote was 5-6-1, and the the future for more trips of this labor costs at the Santa Clam times: when he recorded the space measure returns to Financial Ad- nature," Bruckman concluded. County Fairgrounds Pavilion, the flights of Col. John Glenn and vLsory Board (FAB) for further EXCELLENT JOB site of the ball, and the charge MERRILL MUELLER Conunander Alan Shepherd, D- recommendations. The board had ASB Pres. John Hendricks said for police supervision were more ... visiting lecturer Day, and the Japanese surrender recommended unanimously council Dr. Unruh has done "an excellent than anticipated. on the Battleship Missouri. allocate the money. job building the intramural pro- Ftepresentative Perkins said Lecture Series. The lecture is open INAUGURATION Bill Clark, ASB treasurer and gram," but the program needs there wasn't much council could to the public without charge. Twice during the newspaper FAR member, said the board "felt more student involvement. The do about the deficit, except pay Beginning his NBC career in strikes of New York, Mueller was it was appropriate to send Dr. Oklahoma conference might help for it and attempt to avoid simi- August of 1939, the award winning selected as the host-editor of the Unruh to the conference" so he solve some of the problems of SJS' lar problems in the future. New York Times of the Air. He could learn ways to improve SJS' program, the president declare& The deficit brought the total has reported American Presiden- intramural athletic program. Currently the ASB intramural expenditure by the Social Affairs tial inaugurations since 1953 and TENUOUS VALUE program has about 3,000 student Corrunittee at $1,867.75. The orig- also various crises and debates in Senior Representative Jack Per- participants, according to Treas- inal allocation to the committee Faculty the United Nations. kins said Dr. Unruh's attendance urer Clark. was $1,605.50. On the Telstar and Relay satel- at the conference had "tenuous lites, the journalist ran up an early value at best . . and is of no record of over two dozen live direct benefit to the student body." Magazine Tr/um-Atlantic TV programs. Photo by Yoshi Hnsemswe The conference would benefit Dr. Asks for $1,055,000 Mueller is the recipient of the Unruh as an associate professor of physical Headliner Award of Sigma Delta Miss Betty Lou Mathes, member of education more than it would Chi (national professional journal- the SJS General Chorus which will benefit the ASB, which would pay for the trip, Perkins Sales Set istic society), the Purple Hetut, perform at the Messiah on Tuesday added. Students File Suit the Order of the British Empire night, sells the first ticket for the per- Last year council turned down The fall issue of Tower maga- (OBE), The French Legion of First Come ... formance to ASB President John Hen- a similar request by Dr. Unruh. 7ine, featuring articles by members Honor and Long Island Universi- dricks, at the Music Box Office. (See Margaret Davis, junior repre- of the faculty and administration, ty's Polk Award. story on page 4.) will go on sale next week, the sentative, declared the conference Against S.S. Agent editors have announced. "has real potential," since Dr. Un- The magazine will be sold on ruh could talk to intramural di- By LaVELLE JACKSON $5,000 in general damages and Seventh Street and in Spartan rectors from the East Coast who Spartan Daily Staff Writer $500,000 in punitive damages. Bookstore. Price to students is 50 "have more advanced programs." Two SJS students yesterday A court hearing can be set only cents. Free copies will be distrib- This would enable Dr. Unruh to filed a $1,055,000 lawsuit against when the defendant is definitely Solon Charges Draft make improvements in the pro- a Secret Service agent who alleg- identified and given a summons. uted to all full-time faculty mem- in an incident The defendant then has 10 days bers. gram at SJS, Miss Davis noted. edly injured them The at the University of Santa Clara in which to report to court. Editors of the publication inchide value of the trip is not last Saturday. Dr. John A. Galm, assistant pro- Both Whitten and Hanna re- Phil Whitten and Dave Hanna, fessor of English, Dr. Walter E. fused to tell how they intend to editors of the New Student publi- liugins, associate professor of his- Used as 'Punishment' SEE To Sponsor identify the agent who they allege cation, filed the suit in Superior tory, Dr. Theodore Norton, assist- attacked them. A student view that the gov- System, who has been criticized and drafted, UPI reported. Court through San Jose Attorney ant professor of political science 'Negro Revolution' Humphrey, already at a private ernment is drafting Viet Nam pro- in past weeks for the service's Celler did not comment on how John Thorne. luncheon when the and Norman Guinasso, a member incident oc- testors to quiet them was strength- policies. widespread was the loss of stu- Both editors curred, reportedly was unaware of of Tau Delta Phi, men's honorary Debate Tonight charge they were Celler, chairman of the House dents' deferments. But he said he injured Saturday when they were the trouble. fraternity and a sponsor of the ened yesterday when Rep. Emman- Judiciary Conunittee, told Hershey told Hershey that some students 'The Negro Revolution," a panel ousted from a reception for Vice Tower. uel Celler (Dem.-N.Y.), according that tbe right to protest is "a are "now subject to orders re- debate sponsored by Students for President Hubert H. Humphrey at The magazine. featuring a new to published UPI reports, charged precious right whether the protest moving draft deferments and are Excellence in Education (SEE) the university. cover and format includes articles that some college students who is against the President or the being deliberately reclassified 1-A takes place tonight at 8 in TH55. The two men were refused ad- on education, politics and civil Gemini Twins participated in demonstrations are town constable, whether against as a sort of punishment." Panel members include: SJS mittance to the reception and rights. being reclassified 1-A by their our foreign or domestic policy." He stated that it was unfair graduate students Jim Shaw, poli- were asked to leave the Student Campus poets are also repre- draft boards as "a sort of punish- Celler said he had heard of to change their status because tical science; Ernie Gambrel!, so- Union because of "improper dress," sented in the new issue. ment" instances in which young men who they exercised a lawful right. If ciology; Terry Wheeler, physics; according to Whitten. In Sixth Day; Celler asked for an explanation took part in the Washington dem- they were not entitled to defer- Joe Brooks, economics; and SJS Whitten said both he and Hanna of the apparent punishment of onstrations were later informed by ment, he added, then they should under graduate Tom Duckw.:--th, had reception invitations, which Today's Weather those who participated in recent their draft boards that they would be classified 1-A. chairman of the Young Americans were collected by college officials Eye Records sante Clare Valley: warmer Vietnam demonstrations in Wash- lose their deferments because of "The Declaration of Independ- for Freedom (YAF). when they entered the building. A today with rain espeeted and ington. their pat ticipation. ence is a declaration of protest," The debate is open to the col- press conference scheduled before By NORMAN RUNNION showers Friday. Predicted high: He directed the question to Lieu- Eastern students who earlier Celler said. When the right to lege eommtmity without charge. the reception also was cancelled, United Preen International 50-56. DOW last night: 3.5-40. tenant General Lewis B. Hershey. this year picketed their draft protest is denied, Democracy An audience question-answer Whitten added. SPACE CENTER, Houston Southerly vtinds 5-15 mph. director of the Selective Service boards were quickly reclassified crumbles." period will follow the debate. Whitten charges in the suit that (UPI) Cosmic twins Frarilc the Secret Service agent, who is Borman and James Lovell, cheer- identified only as "First Doe," "vi- fully at work to the tune of TI1 ciously, maliciously, wilfully and Be Home for Christmas," sped into intentionally attacked" him from their fifth clay in orbit yesterday the mar, "strilcing plaintiff vtith and drew a bead on every space MacQuarrie Hall Includes Heaven' his fists." endurance record in the world Hanna charges that the agent "We're doing pretty good," said shoved Whitten into him, causing Borman in a deadpanned under- "great and severe personal in- statement as the brilliant shoot- juries." ing star that Gemini 7 breezed Whitten is asking $50,000 in gen- by the 1.5 million-mlle mark on eral damages and $500,000 in puni- its flawless voyage. New Police School Facilities Best in Nation tive damages. Hanna is seeking They would hit their first record tciday, surpassing the longest So- Hy DON DUGDALE turning targets into operation and then we really will college police schools in the nation, Miller snaps viet manned flight. Tlic nation's "No. 1" college police school, the have the best." prnurily, "No. 1!" He says J. Edgar Hoover, chief 01 They had piped-in music; they SJS Department of Law Enforcement and Administra- The law enforcement students used an outdoor the FBI, once slated this same opinion in a public Sales Continue had the comforts of new space- tion, has deserted its descrepit building behind Spartan range on Coyote Creek in the early 1950s, then, in address. suits especially designed to lounge Bookstore for "the finest facilities anywhere" in Mac- 1957, moved to the National Guard Armory range at "It's not my doing. Our students have mttde our For around in. And 145 miles below, Quarrie Hall. Second and St. James Streets. reputation. We're mighty proud of them." Among the Sparta Life technicians tried feverishly to send Pi-of. Melvin H. Miller, chairman of the department "That range had a sand recovery area with one department's graduates are five chiefs of police and them up some company Gemini since 1963, compares his new setup with "heaven." small blower to clear the dust from the air after two heads of college police schools. At Six Locations 6 a.stronauts Walter Schirra and The move, delayed from the beginning of this semester, Thomas Stafford next Sunday firing. It was definitely a health hazard," Miller says. GRADUATES WIDELY SOUGHT took place on Oct. 18. The MacQuarrie Hall range used a water recovery sparia Life, SJS' new feature or Monday. "We used to be located in old wooden barracks pit to reclaim spent slugs, and is equipped with super- "Our graduates !neve been sought after by every magazine, will be on sale today Gemini 7 began its 62nd trip across the street (San Carlos Street), and four years effident blowers which clear the smoke almost as federal agency -- they come here first to get recruits." in six campus locations. around the world at 3:57 p.m. EST. ago, we moved into what had been the old journalism soon a.s it issues from the guns of the students. Miller says some agencies and police departments The magazine, whieh cost 75 Its pilots had 145 orbits to go, building (Building R). At the time, that seemed almost require a college degree, and many require at least cents a copy and $1.75 for a but, they will have erased all spare The police school's new fifth floor headquarters too good to be true,' Miller recalls. two yarm of college. He points out that rnlIc-ge grad- three-issue subseription, is on sale records long before the 14th arid contains photography, chemistry, and fingerprinting uates usually get higher salaries than non-graduaW, in binoths in front of the cafeteria, final day of their flight arrives. SAND BOX AND WATER labs, all with the latest equipment. Had nre eligible for more promotions. the library, the Men's Gym, Spar- The department's crime scene room, used In stage "In the old journalism building, we had a photo Starling salaries for graduates range from $575 to tan Bookstom, and on south Sev- mot* crimes for student investigation, doubles as a Iiib, offices, a sand box and cold drinking water. $700 a month, Miller says. A sergeant with five or enth Street and the quad adjoining lineup stage. A two-way mirror spans one side of YSA Film Today "Today, we've come all the way from those old six years experience makes up to $1.000 a month. the Journalism and Advertising the room, through which the "criminals" can be viewed wooden barracks to the finest facilities for scientific The department wa.s organized in 1930 as the first Building. entvueld. T Next Culm,- a from a room on the other side. 1;iw enforcement study available anywhere," beams four-year oillege police school in the world, Millet The new publication includes film on the armed struggle for Miller. Twin interrogation rooms, complete with micro- points out. It now has 186 students and graduates photographic essays, cartoons and the liberation of Venezuela, will ''Our indoor shooting range, I think, is the best phones dangling from the ceiling, can be viewed from about 30 each year. humorous feature articles. be shown tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the U.S.," says Miller, designer nf the modern a common observation room, again through two-way A new graduate program will be offered hy the Appointments may be made next in F.132. firing area. located in the MacQuarrie Hall basement. mirrors. department beginning the fall semester, 1967, leaclim semester by seniors due to gradu- The film, sponsored by the "All we need is the electronic equipment to put the When asked how his department ranks with other to art M.S. degree. ate next year who want their pic- Young Socialist Alliance (YSA), tures published in future Sparta Is open to the college conununity inimsmoNismoR Life issues. with a donation of $1 per person. 2--SP.4.RTAN DAILY Thursday, December 9, 1965 illy Existential Ways 'Holiday's Joy i''PARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Out of Place' By TOM MEAD Editor SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER The air is saturated with the feeling of good spirits as Christmas, symbol of peace and good will, engulfs all mankind. Ali, it's Christmas time with old Saint Nick standing on the corner ringing his Editorial Comment hell, children whispering about his isit, parents crying over mounting bills and the lonely somehow becoming lonelier at Image of Service this special time of the year. TIME FOR THOUGHT Cleo o Yarbrough', remark report- flow many fraternities are seen Yes, Christmas approaches rapidly, and ed in NIontlit-- Spartan Daily that condoning or participating in acts of it is a time for deep thought. Greeks are iik%a- Norking for them- civil disobedience to protest U.S. In- Why, if one could only look around, he could see all the great wonders selves and should try doing something volvement in Viet Nam? Observers has given his fellow men. for somelnit1), eke is a biting observa- will note that groups yet to produce a If one could stand above the crowd, tion that is being proved less anti less constmethe program of action con- the sights he could see would reflect the true by a number of our fraternities. cerning irt Nam are not composed ,pirit of this once-a-year feeling. Abme the clouds, one can see person, True. the Greeks have the repu- of f ra tern it ie-. united like the sea to the shore. Greeks base much work yet to do tation among independents of being Below, people are singing joyouslv o%er-imoked with themselves. to create a widespread image of con- "We in government and you in business must guard against inflation . . .!!" "Peace on earth, good will toward all lint Theta Chi's All -Greek Show stnictive and charitable participation mankind." project to raise S2.000 for families of in worthy causes. Unfortunately, their Thrust and Parry TIME OF REFLECTION iei \ Grs dispels any popular in% oh einem has been anything but Christmastime is a time of reflection coti,en-its that Greeks are completely noticeable in the past. Admittedly, the upon a year that has been a good one. indifferent to non-Greek causes. public's conception of fraternities and The economy is good and the soil reeks 'Viet Surveys Misaimed' with prosperity. Food is aplenty, and love Perhaps those who are quick to sororities as anything but "cliquish is overflowing. criticize Greeks as 'lazy- and "para- societies for the socially insecure" is population, but it would probably be more Ah, Christmas, we love you, for you llagazine's Readers WIT. ilie- examine themsel% es and al st non-existent. accurate than the polls which Used give to all a spirit of rebirth a meaning. Monday. You give its the mei g for deaths !heir independent peer!, But the All -Greek Show being put Not Valid Poll Group' Dale R. Spady, A8588 on the battlefields from the senseless wars. \\ hat are they d g themselves to on by Theta Chi and other houses to FAittor: You give us a meaning for why we allow relies e suffering and misery caused raise funds for Viet Nam GI families is As anyone knows who is familiar with starvation to rage across the world while You give us by the struggle for freedom in Viet an excellent way to show the public polling and questionnaire research, it is dif- PARTAN DAILY we eat without conscience. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE meaning for the thousands upon thousands Nam? Do they realize or care that Greeks do really care about important ficult to get a good representative sample. That is, a sample which contains all elements of persons who have no fireplace to curl suffering and loss of lives isn't re- causes. Second class postage paid at San Jose. California, up in front of. of a population in the proper ratio. Member Californie Newspaper Publishers Association only the N ietnamese people? We urge that Theta question the validity of the three polls and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by stricted to Chi and other students of San Jose Stet* College, which were used in Monday's editorial which except Satur- PEACE ON EARTH Ameriran es are tieing lost hourly fraternities and sororities engaged in day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription "proved" that 75 to 80 per cent of college accepted only on a remeinder.of-semester basis. Full Ah, Christmas, your meaning is clear. U.S. policy in Viet Nam. academic year. $9; in that struggle. and children right similar worthwhile causes be remem- students support the each semester. $480. Off-campus Your echo, "Peace on earth, good will The sampling procedures used were not well prices per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial here at home are left fatherless anti bered as groups of loyal Americans 2xplained, and one that was roughly explained Ext. 2383, 2384, 2386, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081. to all mankind," is loud. 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Offfce which is internally biased. _ he the best of all possible wives made widows by Viet Gong who would rather unselfishly help oth- is a method hours-1445-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. This will The poll to which I refer is the one con- Christmases. Editor SCOTT MOORE bullets. ers than sit and protest. ducted by Moderator. Any magazine which Advertising Manager BOB SCHERNER And it truly will be a merry one with polls only its subscribers is not polling the Day Editor SHARON OSAKI the drunks becoming drunker, the deaths general public. It is merely polling those per- News Editor CARY KOEGLE sons who have a coma/ion bond of interest Associate Editor CAROL CARD mounting higher, the hungry getting hun- Copy Echtor afflicted becoming more which leads them to subscribe to the same Assistant Editor ______CHRIS RICHERT grier, and the Test Shows Apathy magazine. Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON afflicted. An example of the error which can result Campus Lefe Editor SUSAN KANG Ah, Christmas, we love Fine Arts Editor SUZAN CRAWSHAW you. from this procedure would be if the National Wire Editor V Humbug! e% idenced in the recent National are college graduates, had less of an Review polled its readers in July of 1964, it Public Relations DAVE SHEPARD would have been "proved" that Barry Gold- Credet Manager ..._-- FRANK HIRSCH Citizenship Te-i. the average college excuse for failing to achieve 100 per water was to win the presidential election. Business Manager _ JOHN MacEACHERN National Advertising Manager .._ DON TODOROFF graduate either -hould complete addi- cent because they are in contact witlt Public opinion polls rarely prove anything, Classified Manager RICHARD LOW news and the makings of government Ind I would be extremely wary of any con- Production Manager ----- SUE VAN BUSKIRK SJS in Retrospect tional courses in political science or clusions drawn from them. If Scott Moore Contest Manager ANDY DEGRASSI every (lay. would like to conduct a poll of his own, I Classified Promotion Manager _ JOE MORIARTY 15 YEARS AGO study more diligently in his present Promotion Manager TERRY PETERSON However, we should make no ex- would suggest using the following procedure: On Dec. 22, the largest Decomber graduat- government classes if he is to contrib- REPORTING STAFF: Roger Allen, Robert Compton. ing class in SJS college history received its cuses 1. Select at random two lower division for ignorance of our rights and Bob Fisher, Pat Heffernan, John Held, LaVelle degrees. A total of 258 students graduated, a classes, two upper division classes, and Jackson, Sande Lange, David Lebsch, Sharon Osiki. ute to society upon graduation. mistreatment of our citizenship. Learn gain of 57 over the 1949 class one graduate class from each depart- Joanne Owens, Bob Reed, Chris Richert, Sandra Selected newspapermen in Los An- the structure of our democratic society ment on the campus. Roysdon. Paul Savoie. Rick Skinner. Rich Thaw. 10 YEARS AGO geles scored 821/2 per cent on the na- today while the opportunity exists. To- 2. Interview every 2nd, 4th, 8th, and 20th SALES STAFF: Marilyn Bluish, Deborah Caldwell, person who enters the room who is Doug Chambers, Bill Christopher, Bill Ewertf, Walter Dr. William H. Vatcher, late SJS professor tionuide test, while similarly selected morrow we will be faced Finck, Celine Fok, Jerry Ford, Stan Francis, Sedate with the enrolled in the class. of political science on sabbatical leave in Fujikawa, Neil Hays, Lea Ann Hernandez, Ray Africa, announced group of congressmen scored 85 per important decisions which require this Kale', Felicia Lowe, Doug Moore, Mike Smith, Dave his candidacy, by proxy, This is not perfect and it vvill only give you for the Democratic congressional nomination rent. These men. the majority of whom Takigawa, Karen Walker, Caroline Wattles, Doe knowledge. the attitude of a certain segment of the SJS Weiler, Peter Westrup, Leslie Wolfe. if the 10th district Tonight "Look dear . . . I sold your thingamajig by using the Spartan Daily Classi- Open 14- fieds!" Until 9 p.m. folektili91
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Counselors at the annual Asil- grade average. received an order for induction ply." the general says, "ytxt have tained on lead semi- while in school MIGHT be given to buy some with spots if you're During the summer. the So- I... toil omar "think weekend" Interviews are scheduled tomor- a 1-S deferment (guaranteed by to get its many as you need." viet Union announced that it had row through Sunday for those statute) that would allow him to The easiest way to get draft- lowered its three-year service re- students interested in serving on finish that school year before re- ed is to be considerc4i "delinquent" lquirement to a. year for all men Organization Dr. Cadwallader the Foreign Student porting for duty. under the Selectise Service Act by who had completed college. The Committee. Graduate students' chances of the local board. This may be a announcement .:aid this would al- The interviews will be held from completing his studies are in some person who doesn't keep the board low them to place college gradu- To Give Lecture 1-5 p.m. tomorrow; from 9 a.m. cases being determined by whether informed of his address or his ates in more useful jobs more to 5 p.m. Saturday; and to 1-5 his schooling is "sening the na- status. quickly and would keep the Soviet At Hillel Meeting p.m. Sunday in LN301. tional interest, health, or safety." A presidential task force re- army at a suitable peacetime leveL The committee familiarizes for- Augu.st 26, 1965, President 1111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Dr. Mervyn L. Cailssallader. as- eign students planning to attend Johnson announced had rel. oked , and he sociate professor of sociology and S.IS with the campus and educa- President Kennedy's order and humanities will speak tonight at tional requirements and proced- that from now on married men 7:30 at 79 S. 5th St., an "Should ures. without children would be consid- Man Public Calleges and Universities ered the same as far as the draft Provide a Liberal Education?" is concerned. Sponsored by Hillel Counselor- Minister Named Trying to beat the order's mid- ship, mainly a Jewish student or- night deadline, young couples got t the ganization, Dr. Cadwallader, will married before the deadline. Acting President g. discuss the question of what shauld Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national the public college teach? Dr. Stanley Paulson, an ordained Photo by James Brescoll director of the Seiective Service, rums Dr. Cadwallader asks, "Should said, "I believe these couples will Baptist minister, has been named HOLDING FORT Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers hold the fort they teach liberal arts or just an find they didn't beat any deadline. acting president at San Francisco during the fraternity's "secession" from fraternity row to publicize occupational curriculum?" We'll get most of them in four or State College. He succeeds Dr. Paul the house's Southern Ball tomorrow night. While Denny Lombard If they do decide to teach the five months." stands guard on the roof, rebels Chuck Moffett (left), Steve liberal arts what do we teach? Dodd who recently retired. For those students who fear Jones and John Gruehl (right) keep a sharp lookout. that high draft calls will further Most educators evidently don't Dr. Paulson was vice president fr have a clear idea as to what a of academic affairs at S.F. State deplete the draft pools until they will be liberal education Is." at the time of his appointment. pulled out of school, the fears may not be groundless. He will further discuss this Announcement of Dr. Paulson's etion Yugoslavian Officials Tour Medical deferments are get- topic at tonight's lecture, which is appointment was made by Chan- one. ting harder to come by. General open to the public. cellor Glenn S. Dumke with ap- Hershey compares the situation to reeks proval of the State College Board Department shopping for tomatoes. "When yOti I love of Trustees. Industrial Arts Two Yugoslavian education offi- ly visited the SJS Industrial Arts yiill cials touring the U.S. as guests of Department. Open Tonight Holiday Songs the U.S. State Department recent- Pmf. Boris Lipuzic, deputy sec- BOB (-Ass Celebrating the holiday season, retary of the Republican Secre- tariat for Culture and Education. Wars. Until 9 p.m. International Student Organization DYLAN (ISO) will be presenting today and Prof. Vladimir Cvetko, direc- allow tor of the Institute for the Ad- Style 623I Rolex Chronograph has telemeter and tacho. from 3:30 - 5 p.m. in E132 enter- meter to measure distance and speed. stopwatch timing to while were 1/5 second. Stainless steel Oyster (waterprool ) tainment and songs by the foreign vancement of education Sunday, Dec. 12 case with Clark strap. $165.00 Also available with plain dial. VP tis students with instrumental accom- greeted by Pres. Robert D. sands paniment. and Dr. Ralph Bohn, professor of 8 p.m. industrial arts at a luncheon. curl Cookies and punch vvill be %ME During their visit in California, rnwier served. Borut Dekleva, coordinator, In- SAN JOSE ternal Development Education CIVIC AUDITORIUM Aulefer4 Center at Stanford University Admission: S2.50, 3.50, 4.50 r. See It Made With Fresh Oranges acted as official interpreter for the 72 S. Firet St. Westgate Shopping Center Saratoga Ave. I ss I I officials. Sergei Lutchenkov, de- Tickets Available at San Jose 1600 Phone 297-0920 Phone 379.3051 CUOMO partment of State escort, inter- San Jose Box Office preter accompanied them on the 111111111111111111H1111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111M "I We only recommend OAT s,S tour. with Since their 10-day tour of Cali- deal lis to each customer .. . alter fornia, professors Lipuzic and ; hon. Cvetko visited college campuses, more that, it's strictly a matter JAMES BATES elementary and high schools. On of good taste! ... trip winner their visit at SJS Gordon Van Arsdale, professor of industrial arts took them on a tour of his -ADevilishGoodDrink" Journalist department. The officials are now finishing HOURS: Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-0p.m. 1' Wins Contest their two month tour of the LIS ct Sun. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. James A. Bates, senior radio- journalism major, was the winner adtia t of a free round-trip ticket to Los it, ORANGE JULIUS Angeles on Pacific Southwest Air- Corner of 1st and lines. The ticket is the first prize \ IER4 San Fernando in the Spartan Sweepstakes con- ' test and is donated by PSA. (41; Bates, an announcer on the ),T 4/- Spartan Spectrum radio program 1> -c44' tfessor CPA on IOCRX and KSJS, correctly tve in matched the Sweepstakes rhyme lk proxy, to the advertiser, Roberts Book THE SKI OUTFITTERS ination SCREEN SCENES Store. He also guessed the exact SALES REPAIRS RENTALS yardage, 572, for the tie-breaker Opt, i0 9 Mon -Fri., SM. fo 6 .m. question. TOWNE G A Y Free pairs of tickets to the A 1433 The Atoned's United Artist Theater were mailed 297-3060 400 South First 294-5544 SITUATION HOPELESS, to Chris Chan, Dan Velasco, Joel BUT NOT SERIOUS TALES OF A SALESMAN Dunham, Dennis Bahen and June 244-0880 Nishimoto, the five runner-up 440 So. Winchester ROMAN HOLIDAY STATION 6 SAHARA Opposite the Mystery House winners. STUDIO ODE TO MOVIE PT. Ix 398 South First 2924778 Romans. Romans marching real rend . CINCINNATI KID Look at the leader. he ain't no lool! 4chtung VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS See the dumb lady play with the A RAGE TO LIVE snake, Student Discount Oh. the mmies are my piece ol cahr.' SARATOGA CINEMA 14502 Big Basin Way 867-3026 552 S. 1111.4 0111 295-9238
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Phis Plus 510 Easi Santa Clara ANTONIO CENTER SHOP MONDAY GIRL WITH THE tiREEN EYES LET'S TAI.K ABOUT WOMEN SAN THRU SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 P.M. 4-ar rrr 414.7 n %my On Local TV Station 'The Messiah' To Open Tuesday; Dance Program Offered "A Modern Dance Sampler" Irian Smetana's opera, "The Radio-TV section of the Drama will be presented at 9 a.m. Sat- Bartered Bride." Department, undii the cl,rection urday on "Perspective," a tele- Chester William Keeler, grad- of Richard Elliott, at .f Iva. pro- vision program produced by the Lytle student of drama, English fessor of drama. Tr chn;ce I soper- Tickets Available at Box Office SJS Radio-TV section of the and dance is the program master visor was William 'k!cird:kak Drama Department. cereinonies. Keelel yi ill appear The program V1.1i ideo-t3ped TiCkets May be purchased at the Civic Auditorium Box Office The Music Department will present ith annual perfurinance of The program involves five in the last dance. Tuesday under the snat vision after 6:30 p.m., the day of the performance. Handel's *The Nlessialt" Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in Civic dances specially choreographed "A Modern Dunce Sampler" of Glen Pensingm. Pensinger also Auditorium. ORCHESTRA for television by assistant pro- was entirely produced by the edited the tape. fessors of physical education Tickets are avalable at the Nfusic Box Office in the foyer of Participating in 'The Messiah" will be the SJS Syrriphony Mrs. Carol Haws and Miss Jun,. the Music Building. They are SI for general admission and 50 cents Orchestra, directed by Dr. Gibson Walters, chairman of the Music Eby. tomorrow Monday Department, and the A Cappella Choir, directed by William Erlend- Mechanics trained in Europe for children. The Box Office will be open today, by son, professor of music. T'he dances are presented for perfection in San Jose Also participating are the Men's and Women's Glee Clubs The Concert Dancers of SJS, a under the direction of Brent Heisinger, assistant professor of music, group including metnbers of GARAGE EUROPA and the General Chorus under the direction of Dr. Russell Harrison, modern dance classes and Or- . = Specialists in the Repair of Volkswagen - Mercedes - Porsch associate professor of music and education. chesis, the modern dance club. SOLOISTS GREGORIAN The first dance on the pro- Soloists will be tenor Frederick Loadwick, associate professor gram is accompanied by a Gre- of of music; bass Dr. Edwin Dunning associate professor music; gorian chant based on a trumpet MASTER MECHANICS 850 Linzoln Av soprano Mrs, Sharon Gilbert, graduate student and contralto Jen- concerto by Toren'. It is a trip- Trained in Germany San Jose solo. nifer Chase. Miss Kristin Erlendson will play a harpsicoml tych configuration inspired by Warner Zollankopf 292-5675 PROCEEDS the Crucifixion. Two dances am based on fa- Messiah" production will go to the All proceeds from "The miliar Christmas carols. The first Each year the college receives requests for scholar- "Work of Art" scholarship fund. is "Go Tell It on the Mountain," the funds made available by interested friends ships which exceeds a Negro spiritual; the second is Sweaters & Cashmere Coats college. of the "Carol of the Bells." Our Specialty In the past, because of limited funds, tuition scholarships were given only to entering freshmen. It is the hope of the faculty that SPECIAL MUSIC through collection of proceeds from productions such as "The The fourth dance is accompa- 10% DISCOUNT Messiah," SJS will be able to increase the scholarship fund to permit nied by special music prepared WITH ASB CARD continuing tuition scholarships to talented students. by Miss Eby. The music wa made by striking glass tumbler, The dance is in the configura- Art Cleaners tion of an icosahedron, a twent - One Day Service 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 Istomin Six Finalists sided figure composed of equa- lateral triangles. The icosahed ron is the basis of the geodesi, "ff 1 Enter Oral dome, designed by Buckminstei Let To Play Fuller, distinguished Scholar- In-Residence, coming to SJS in Competition February. Midget-Rent-a-Car SKIERS SHOP AT REED'S Concert pianist Eugene Isto- POLKA SIX finalists have been selected min will present a recital to- The last dance is a variation Make Your Weekend lieu.iiiiter awl expert will find a wide choice in all ski equip- to participate in the Dorothy of the ment in our ski shop: skis. poles. goggles, boots, and ac- morrow night at 8:15 in Concert Kaucher Oral Interpretation polka. The accompanying Ski Trip Possible! music is "The Polka " token cessories. We carry such name brands as: Bogner, White Hall. The program is third in Contest, Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in Our ueekend special is designed for car-leas Stag, and Franconia - pants: Cortina. Iceland. and Nleggi the ASH Spartan Programs Studio 'Theatre. skiers! Enjoy the thrill of Sguau or Heavenly seaters: koflach. Henke, and Nordicii hoots. Committee's Invitation to the The preliminary winners vied \ Pick up your ear after 3 p.m. on Fri- for finalist positions yesterday. th') and return by 9 a.m. Monday, refreshed Arst Series. Sparta Sings M.C. They were judged by Dr. Paul after a nt ekend on the slopes! Tickets are free to students Davee, professor of drama, Hugh , Phone 295-1502 faculty and $1.50 for gen- REED'S sp( arr SHOP and Nelson, assistant professor of Tryouts Scheduled -.b... 141 South 4th eral admission. They are availa- drama and Alden Smith, associ- 4*!f-l' ' 1, 8 DGET:TA Acros..4 From LIhrtur us5, ble at the Student Affairs Busi- ate professor of speech correc- 116, RENPA-CAR . tion and audiology. For /5 ness Office. December 16 ..... SYSTEM '''' ,..111161111111-- Winners, announced in alpha- --m...... a MI, --- his Master 31;1 11iiiit xe.. 25/1-1307; Istomin accompanied betical order by Dr. Dorothy of Ceremonies tryouts when for 111111H 111.111MINIP mother, a concert singer, Hadley, professor of drama, are Sparta Sings presented in he was six years old. The John Beauchamp with a read April will be held a week from
pianist Alexander Siloti was so ing from James Joyce's "Ulys- today on Dec. 16. Prospective Istomin's impressed he ttrged ses," Part I; Benita Brazier with Sparta Sings m.c.'s should con- Pea it lit I -nollIrri begin parents to allow him to a selection from William Camp- tact Jackie Edenholm at 293- 9898 "filtudizafre piano lessons. bell's "The Bad Seed;" and Su- or 293-9671 for additional SPECIAL STORE FOR MEN $159 At age 14 the pianist won san Hafenfeld with "The Waltz," information. STUDENT'S DINNER Downtown, San Jose Sparta Sings, an all college Since 1925 first place in the Philadelphia by Dorothy Parker. festival, Orchestra's Youth Contest. Four Other winners are Rosa Morian takes place annually years later he debuted at Car- during the spring semester. This Served Daily: with a selection from "The Lost Famous negie Hall with the New York Boy" by Thomas Wolfe; Janet year's theme "Under the Spell 4,30.8 p.m. Philharmonic. By 1950 Istomin of Music" is being organized hy Hofbrau Band Ross with the poems "We Are Sunday: Shop at the appeared at the Bach Festival Seven" by William Wordsworth Miss Edenholm and Sparta Sings Fri. & Sat. 1 co-chairmen Judy Currie of I I a.m. 8 p.m. Wardrobe in Prades, France under the di- and "Runaway" by Rhoda Cog- rection of Pablo Casels. hill and Terry Somodl with "The A.W.S. and Terry Mathews of for famous Name' Last spring Istomin toured Grave" by Katherine Anne Por- I.F.C. Approved living centers will in sportswear the Soviet Union sponsored by ter. the Soviet Ministry of Culture The six will present six min- participate in male, female and garden City _110/11.att For His and the U.S. State Department ute selections in the final con- mixed divisions. Eliminations are as part of the Cultural Exchange test Tuesday. The winner wW March 16 and 17 in Concert Hall. 51 So. Market 297-2002 Christmas pmgram. receive $50. Final production will be in Civic Auditorium. Sponsorship of March Melo- dies, a song festival in which approved women's living centers OPEN for a lifetime of proud participated, had been one of ill, EVENINGS highlights of A.W.S. activiti* UNTIL possession until 1962. At this juncturi CHRISTMAS March Melodies was combineu with the men's annual songfest. o Spring Sing, to become officially PLUS OMEGA known as "Sparta Sings." 011 SELF-WINDING WATCHES Singer Bob Dylan To Present Concert In Civic Auditorium CHARGE PLANS Tickets are available at th, San Jose Box Office, 40 W. Stir The Carlos, for the Bob Dylan con- Wardrobe Sill cert in Civic Auditorium Sunday Bank- at 8 p.m. Tickets ace $2.50, americard $:3.50 and $4.50. $8.95 First Dylan has just returned from National a successful tour of Emdano where his record sales managed MLA PI 1-Tlek NI to surpass those of the Retitle, 11 NAN, StA14 STIP the Stones, and the Animals. FULL-FASHIONED BAN-LON.' IROM 01,0 LADYMATIC 1130 BROOKVIEW Nothing looks, lasts or launders like a Puritan No "FORGET-To-WIND" when you wear an Full -Fashioned Ban -Lon Baookvinv America’s N4D41E.R4 Omega automatic. Needs no external source of Favorite Knit Shirt. Knit to fit ... no underarm power to keep it running. Winds itself as you -s? bind. Machine wash and dry. Big color range. wear it. Off the wrist, will run 40 hours or more. Sizes S-M -L-XL. Hand winding is optional. The modern watch -1; (k- Textralozettyarn,100% Du Pont nylon for busy men and women. sEs-c onr other eporteirear features In NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS TO SUIT YOU 11, f.r Prnul,lion 'mil Brod W THE SKI OUTFITIERS ,1 I (II 17 1\1)011 11,' SALES REPAIRS RENTALS FirLoc,9, 0 en 10.9 Mon Frl, o 6 p ferries with Integrity re 91 SOUTH FIRST STREET, Dewntowis 307 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE 244-0880 440 'su Itt-.1, . far(' PARIMID Barn( STafif st. Mcwi Ihkor , ae.J ere... Oppleilte the Mystery House MIIf7' 1
Tomorrow Night Thuruhy. December 9 inG1 crARTAN DAILT.4 Spartababes at CSM SJS' chilmatt team is test with the College of San Mateo I hosting a tournament there at the Cal Favored To Dominate tomorrow night has been switched same time. I to the Bulldog court it was an- The Spartababes might be with- nounced yesterday. out the services of high-scoring The contest was originally set forward Bill King, who suffered for the Spartan Gym but was an injury in the pelvis area Mom Gymnastics moved when a conflict aeainst Stanford. Spartan Meet occurred day nivht
The University of California is the side horse," gymnastics coach performers in the West, awards no expected to dominate the 2nd Clair Jennett remarked. team titles and only the best men annual. San Jose State Invitational San Fernando Valley State Col- in their respective events enter the FREE GAS! FREE GAS! Gymnastics meet tomorrow night lege will be another team with meet. at 7:30 in the Spartan gym, top performers, if they arrive, ac- WINNERS AWARDED "Cal has top men In all of the cording to the Spartan mentor. "Awards will go to the ton three I CLIP 'N' SAVE I events, and its only weak event, The invitational, which for the gymnasts in each event," Jennett if you want to call it that, is second year will have the best said. "There are at least five good LOOK MAW, one hand. Spartan gymnast Jeff Wolfe balances men competing in each event." TWO NEW BEACON on the long horse as he prepares for iomorrow Jennett says that the side horse, night's SJS Invi- STATIONS tational Gymnastics meet. Wolfe is one of long horse, floor exercise and rings three Spartan per- WILL YOU HAVE PROFES formers entered. SIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE will have the highest competition. 1 FREE GALLON GAS-1 TO ASSIST IN YOUR OVER- The long and side horse. which ALL FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES? are considered the vaulting events, with Purchase of 5 Gallons of Gas 5-10 ,ears from today where do will feature Cal's Sid Freudenstein you want to be--What do you and Dan Millman. want to have? Statistics Indicate 2nd & East William - you get from here to CAL'S PERFORMERS in San Jose & Tour Banker Freudenstein is an outstanding Your C.P.A. Your Tax Attorney sophomore on the Bear team while Your Trust Officer Millman was last year's NCAA New Offense Needed 1170 N. 4th Street Your Mutual Benefit Agent is indivi. long horse champion and runner- Also in San Jose dually selected and trained to work with these person, to assist in your up in the trampoline. Head football coach Harry An- East-West Shrine game Jan. 31 overJell financial planning. The rings will pit Josh Robinson derson will be looking for a new at Kezar Stadium, led the team Mutual Benefit Life is doing business and Chuck Jenner again.st San offense In the spring when the in rushing with 792 yards on 159 nation.wide, including New York State, SJS gridders open practice because cart ies, with agencies in every major city. Fernando's Rusty Rock and the Spartans' Tony Coppola. his two top statistical leaders, Ken He also was the ninth leading So Look Mutual Benefit Coppola, Jeff Wolfe and Mike Berry and Charley Harraway, scorer in the nation with 14 touch- When You look Ahead graduate. downs for 84 points, and a new TOM FIELDS Fjelstad are SJS' gymnasts in the icrtA ItcAtitc of :OA meet. The Spartan offen.se rolled up Spartan scoring record. Write or call for information MUTUAL some 2,639 yards in posting a 5-5 Steve Cox paced the SJS pass- BENEFIT LIFE SOPHOMORE COPPOLA won-loss mark. Anderson is kft receiving department with 38 re- Dan Hitchcock SJS '59 715 North First Street According to Jennett, the Spar- with 300 yards as Berry and Har- ceptions for 513 yards and two Larry Nelson SFS '62 Suite 35 tans' chances for a good show- raway leave the biggest dent touchdown.s. Harry Kellogg was wt. 3' ing in the invitational depend on Berry finished as the West second with 19 for 391 yards and Tom Fields SJS '65 In San Jose call 297-2738 Coppola's performances . Coast's leading passer with 1,593 three six-pointers. On the Peninsula 968-6816 The Spartan sophomore, along yards and completed 94 out of 202 Jim McGuire and Mel Tom in- A wiLitic parr of it; locarcti at- .577 with Wolfe, is scheduled to com- at tempts. tercepted three passes each to top di,: Form pete in all-around, while Fjelstad, Nearest competition to Berry Spartan defenders in that depart- Vcit-Allita.Ircottici of- of a freshman, is slated for duty among the major colleges on the ment. McGuire's runbacks totaled fuit rpadiriolt a DICK LLOYD'S in free exercise. coast was Tod Hullin of Washing- 101 yards while Tom returned his Citip Rciraniuitt- titcPtikc of- Other teams that are sending ton with 1,318 yards. pass thefts 15 yards. bicatica Jim Webster, who did all of gymnasts to the meet are Stan- Berry Wati the team's total of- orl; , makin.i% 1,1c.For rItc FOREIGN CAR SERVICE font Santa Barbara, Chico State, fereie leader with 56 yards rush- SJS' punting, had a 39.0 average. Sacramento State, San Francisco ing added to his passing total for In 47 punts, he booted the ball Zcoi.ni; att citt-abliilituctit-witcre ottc State and Cal Poly at San Luis 1,649 yards. 1830 yards. parrakc titc or' ictect-I r*triilt Act,. Obispo. Harraway. who will play in the Rich Lachapelle paced the pig- skinners in both punt and kickoff oucculcitt- tit,: Honor- returns. able rtobcrt- ficritcciallton ittvirci otaukm.:ricalt He ran back 14 punts for 204 Tarrantts Doesn't Fit Role yards and one TD for an average attics ro 4atttplc charmin.43 attitoi- of 14.6 yards. plterc. CItc rcirattrattr carcrs llora lartv Lachapelle totaled 441 yards on VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALISTS kickoff returns for an average of varic44 of-AtacrIcalt & popular liccrt; As Top Scorer for Cagers 20.0 yards. S wittc43. For a cicvout- cwititttkot: plcacittrc In the place-kicking department, Complete Repair on all Foreign Cars Almost every time Frank Tar- Big l'hree" combination, is the Rich. Tatley booted 13 successful WhCrc ottc can ectt, drink & jotatt- at- rite Ito- , rantts scores a basket for the seCond -higtiese'scdivi wilh- 14.5 conversions in 19 attempts. Colin Parts to Spartan cagers, the fans ask how points per game. ivort-of- rlic .1)t.kc of: Z(ork 15 /0 Discount on Lindores was accurate on two out daree, he does it. Newell has grabbed a total of of two tries and McGuire's only all with cc trctricttdou.6 ---SN'acomc students and faculty with identification. A quick look at Tarrantts defies 12 rebounds, while Saffold has PAT attempt was good. the fact that he is the leading scored at a 13.5 clip. Spartan scorer to date. Free Transportafion Back to Campus SLINKY FORWARD 53in4z aloit4 with file -piano on weck i Not only is Frank very thin, but Behind the big three in scoring Intramural ' he is forced to guard, and be is reserve forward Steve Schlink. enclo _Alon EVed 295-6202 BAMAMFRICAND guarded by, taller and considerably The slinky (excuse the pun) for- 7) jteavier opponents almost every ward has threaded Me hoop for Announcements Open -/Inn Zan ..Dailz.4 contest. six points a contest. 607 AUZERAIS AT BIRD SAN JOSE FREE THROW CONTEST However, Tarrantts has squirm- Clarence Denzer, the 6-9 trans- ed his way for 31 points in the Independent Larry Freemark sr-el...e..e.e..e...0-...0:40001111000111001110000000. fer center who must produce if calmly sank 24 of 25 free throws the Spartans are to continue their to walk away with first place hon- 3111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 (Paid Rel g ou Adverh ement IIIIIIHWIMMIIIMIIMIWIWIIIIIII In winning ways, is the fourth lead- .-.1 IDLE THIS WEEKEND ors in the Intramural Free Throw z=.' ing rebounder with eight grabs, iz.-.-.=- Contest. .5- Spartan baskethallerii are idle and has added 11 points to the . .g, this Second place went to Theta Chi's .-4- G'od loves you' = weekend, hut will try for cause. TE mpc o Jim Layne, who hit on 22 of his n their third consecutive victory n 25 attempts. There was a five-way DOWN -FILLED "Love" has become such a misused word that it is E Monday when the University of GUARDS LOW-SCORING ,z---.- tie for third. __--a almost out of style to say "I love you." To say that "God 5_ Nevada inv adeg the Spartan Starting guards Jack Gleason E is love" hardly produces a response from anyone any more. E Gym. and John Keating have managed BADMINTON TOURNAMENT only 5.5 and 4.5 points a game, E But the Bible not only says that God is love, but also makes : Mark Brumbaugh of Whiskey E it clear that He who respectively. A Go-Go ran away with the laurels is love is quite prepared to demon- E. first two Spartan outings to lead I strafe that love in uniquely personal ways any individual _-I---- Teamwise, the Spat-tans have in the badminton tourney by de- coach Stu Inman's charges in point their opponents 145-124. E can understand and experience. God is never much inter- E outscored feating Independent Junji Naka- get Mtg. while holding a surprising 98-73 ested in man-made theories which try to explain what He mura in the finals. E f..._ rebounding advantage. is like, but He is always glad to enrich an empty soul and Third place went to Independ- E -7 REBOITNDS TOO The Spartans connected on 41.9 E fill an empty heart until it overflows with love. Dismissing a ent Ron Deetz, while Wayne Fields Besides this, he per cent of their field goal at- -2 the high-towered claims of contemporary theologians, _-_- is tied for sec- of Whiskey A Go-Go was fourth. ond in rebounding with 12 re- tempts (60x143) and have posted Jesus Christ said, "Truly I say to you whoever does not I N t neves. a 65.9 mark on the free throw WRESTLING 7 receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it." =..E- S. T. Saffold, who led the team stripe. Quarter-final and semi-final (Mark 10:15) The love which God offers is experienced by E in scoring and rebounding last matches in the intramural wres- those who come to Jesus Christ in simple childlike faith and -.7. season, is topping the squad in the KEL11.011(1 tIONORED tling tournament will be held to- trust. Intellectual arguments and human reasoning get one P,--- -- latter category again this year. End Ilaffy Kellogg was the only night in the wrestling room of the nowhere with Him! I.- He has picked off 22 rebounds, Spartan gridder named as At izona Men's Gym. To those who mistakenly believe that God is a venge- -- -= including 12 important ones State University announced its all- In all, 85 wrestlers will compete ful father-figure in the clouds, the Bible assures us that this E against huge Stanford Monday opponent football squad. in the tourney that began yester- all-powerful Being is totally unselfish, and that He lives -7 night. Kellog was chosen on to the day and ends tomorrow afternoon, forever only for the benefit of others. His love, which P_ Pete Newell, who joins Tar- second team. SJS beat Arizona according to Intramural Director knows no bounds, is fully demonstrated for all to see at the rantts and Saffold in the -Little St.itc 21-14. Dan Unruh. cross where Jesus Christ voluntarily died to give His life P in exchange for yours. "Herein is love, no+ that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the 1 propitiation for our sins." (I John 4: I 0) On the very night E Drive-in and Dining Room Service of His betrayal Jesus Christ himself told his disciples, "This E is my commandment that you love one another as I have i loved you. Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." (John 15:12-13) ---& God always meets us man-to-man, and the Good i 'TWO S News of the Bible is that God loves you, and that Jesus E Christ as your invisible Friend is prepared to carry your --m Brown, Green, Black, sins and worries upon Himself to that timeless and Men's Blizzard eternal .--5-- Wine, Powder Blue 39.95 event of His cross where He suffers and dies that you g-- 1ACOS might live forever. Have you discovered this love? Do 7,--3 Tempco: The Really Worm Parka you really know how much God cares? A simple prayer =5 will bring this love to you today. E-- E E- DELUXE HAMBURGER SPECIAL! 1/4 lb. ground beef tomato After Ski Boots = pickle f. mayonnaise Reg. 7.95 Now 5.95 lettuce onion Men = s and Women's, Black Only Contemporary Christians on Campus 30 FREEMAN'S SPORTS CENTER Box I I 791 Palo Alto 244 S. 2nd Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James 840 Town & Country Village OPEN .4111.01idillI11011011111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111-11-14111kRailla1111111111111111 MON. TO FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. THROUGH CHRISTMAS 11--SPARTAN D.ATI.Y ThursOny, november 9, 1965 Job Interviews 'Cadets Set 4*- Spartaguide A girl can really go places All intenteun are held is tiss PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TODAY 18,45 a.m., In front of the Big Dip- Placement Center, ADM234. Ap- TELEGRAPH: business admins- Philosophy Club and l'hi Sigma 'per on San Fernando. as a United Air Lines stewardess pointment signups are non beim tration, mathematics, engineeriiw For Honors Tau. 7 p.m., 1871 Emory Street, SUNDAY and social science majors tor posi- United, with the world's largest jet fleet, flies to the most taken for all December Inter- paper reading, "The Infinite Self." Spartan TrI-C, 9 p.m., Second technical U.S. cities and resorts. So, as a United stewardess, you can VteWS. January griuls are urged tions in management I Eight Air Force ROTC cadets Spartan Christian Fellowship, 8 and San Antonio, First Baptist San Francisco, Las I service repre- fly to glamorous places like New York, to sign up ass soon as poskibie and non-technical will receive solo wings and two p.m., Mem or i a 1 Chapel guest Church Auditorium, annual City have a challenging Vegas, Miami, maybe even Hawaii! You'll the Placement Center. sentative. U.S. citizenship is re- speaker. Christmas Sing. future and a first year will receive Distinguished Mili- and responsible position, a promising quired. Female only. Area crf work Home Economics Cluspter, 7 Newman Choir Christmas Pro- of S375 per month plus expenses. ceremonies average salary TODAY is within the State or within the tary Student Awards at p.m., HI, Christrnas Party, games gram, 8:15 p.m., Newman Center Train at our expense in United's new Stewardess School Bell System. Saturday following an AFROTC group caroling, entertainment, gift 79 S. Fifth St., first annual Christ- in Chicago. Graduate after 51/2 weeks to an exciting, reward- U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COM- :"6. between 5'2" and drill parade beginning at 10 a.m. exchange, nominations of new of- mas program c,hments will be ing career. If you are between .T-1 MISSION: majors and positions: SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND school graduate ar , apply now! ficers for next two semesters and served. 5'9", a high accounting majors for accounting COUNTY CIVIL SERVICE COM- Recipients of the solo wings, Christmas basket donation. internship; electrical engineers, MISSION: engineering, admini- to be presented by Col. Vernon SPECIAL CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Hiliel Club, 7:30 p.m.. 79 S. Fifth civil engineers, mechanical engin- stration, psychology and nursing L. Head, professor of aerospace Tuesday. December 14th St., Dr. Mervyn L. Cadwallader. eers or chemistry engineers for majors for positions in personnel, studies, are Cadet Maj. Robert For Add:- ,-.)ntact associate professor of sociology and nuclear facilities engineers, intern- engineering and nursing. U.S. cit- Ann's: Cadet 1/Lt. Charles Cona- STUDENT PLACEMENT OFFICE humanities, to speak on "Should America's ship nuclear engineer for techni- izenship is required. Area of work way; Cadet Capt. William Harting; Public Colleges and Universities cal internship; business adminis- is San Francisco. Cadet Major Stephen Hasset; Ca- man- Provide a Liberal Education." favorite WOO tration, public administration det 1/Lt. Lauren Paine; Cadet scientific THRIFTY DRUG STORES Tri-Beta, 1:30 p.m., S230, regu- UNITED agement liberal arts or Capt. Robert Peck; Cadet Major with manage- C 0 M PA N Y, INCORPORATED: lar meeting. disciplines combined R ober t Ornellas; Cadet Capt. fun pants... Nig courses IMA) for manage- open to all majors for positions as Baptist Student Union. 7:30 p.m., ment William Nicholau. Oppoqun,ty ErnPloret" ment intern.ship. U.S. citizenship is management trainees to lead to PER109, "Student Night at Christ- Paine and Cadet Col. Samuel required. Area of work is nation- retail management, supervision. mas." Young will receive Distinguished wide Area of work is California. SIgnus Delta Chl, 7 p.m., J208, which is pre- Military Awards, general meeting. CORI'ORATION: outstanding BURROUGHS sented to cadets with SEE, 8 p.m., TH55, debate on majors uith at least one qualities. business leadership and scholastic the question of a Negro Revolu- semester of accounting for pasi- representative lions as a sales i'isMORROW business machines and data pro- NQ34,7 Alpha Eta Sigma (Accountants equipment. U.S. citizen- Portuguese Culture cessing Honorary Society), 6:30 p.m. De Area of work is ship is required. Anza Hotel, election meeting, 0 San Jose. Industrial Technology Society, Ft 4L Academy To Give p.m., annual Christmas Party eon- ti 440 ' CE13/4 tact Dean Swanson for details - 295-7963. t SJS Honor Society Research Pnzes Trl-Beta, 6:30 p.m., Garden City THE SKI OUTFITTERS of Hofbrau, initiation of new mem- The International Academy SALES-REPAIRS-RENTALS bers, all members invited. Mon. Fri., Sat. to 6 p.m. Portuguese Culture, Lisboa, Por- Open 10-9 To Hold Elections Spartan Trl-C, 8 p.m., Rickey's tugal, is offering to American and Hyatt House, Palo Alto, annual The SJS chapter of Phi Kappa Canadian students the Gaspar Cor- 31!) Christmas banquet, for informa- Phi, national scholastic honor so- te Real Prize. for research on Por- tion call 2934911. ciety, will hold elections t(slay for tuguesc traditions and cultural pat- Folk Music Club, 7:30 p.m., Pro- 2444880 new members at 2:30 p.m. in E207. ns outside of Uortuguese territory fessor David P. Hatches' home, 440 So Winchester Students eligible must be in the terns outside of Portuguese terri- Opposite the Mystery House must signup on list of door of top five per cent of the junior tory. yeinestMor A115. class and top 12I.i per cent of senior prizes, amounting to $2.000, The LDS Church, 12:30 p.m., 10th studies and ex- class. are intended for and San Fernando, guest speaker. Culture in The prime objective of the pansion of Portuguese SATURDAY Spartan Daily Classified group, according to its constitu- North America and Canada, and LDS Church, 7:30 p.m., 10th tion, is "to emphasize scholarship will be awarded only to original a n d San Fernando, Christmas and character in the thoughts of works of research. The reports program designed to present the TtOLAROiD ,arry. case & flash. SGL. ROOMS. Males. $30. Kit. T.V. college students." must include indentification on the true Cristmas Story. ANNOUNCEMENTS It ^.1., never ir.ed. Inc. 6 pkg. color film. Showers. 720 S. 3rd. study of Portuguese communities Cercie Francaiti, Cireulo Italian , t t, 24 flash bulbs. $200 cost. Pay 1 & 2 BDRMS. Furn. Dlx. Pool. Close to C.E. 99 OR MATH 133 NOTES 09 outside of Portugal and expansion 8 p.m., Inter- . 'rrvi Rm. 73. A. Jorgensen aft. SJS. $120 & up. 295-8514, 295-5553. Cireulo Castilano, TUTOR WANTED. Cash. A f t. 9 T of Portuguese culture throughout national Student Center, joint 295.397 I. WANT FEMALE TO SHARE 2 BDRM. PIANO. Ebony console. Seldomly used. nglish the world. Christmas Party, with a buffet MUSICIAN WANTED: R R drorn APT. 785 Locust. Pat Chavez, 298-3221. $450. 254 5896. who are interested in mer, preferable w/vocal abil. for woll NOW I WK. FREE. I bdrrn. apts. 741 Students dinner and dancing. Cost 50 cents 11n known local group. Contact Rick 292.1 HEAD COMP. G.S. 210. W/bindings. S. tOh. 295.8531. $90. applying for the contest should per person to be payed at the door. SIM .’ ,2i LB 2352 aft. 0.ro. LG. BDRM. FURN. APT. Quiet. Wash. teatkr write to Gaspar Corte Real Prize, Extenders, Agnews Volunteers, GREAT BOOKS SET FOR SWING.A.THOU TOYS FOR TOTS SALE. Book & dryer. Garage. 546 S. 5th. 294.3810. 2125 Kalorama Road, NAV., Wash- .. Like new. $250. 292-9799 Sigma N, - TRANQUIL MANOR. Girls boarding ing, D.0 200n8 SPRING ELECTIVE NEEDED, house. Contract. Lrg. disct. 264.5981. W2STINGHOUSE prtble. stereo like new relations help y MODERN 2 BDRM. FURN. APT. 244 3853 after 5 p.m. BEAUT. site. See , 556 S. 1 Ith. 295-1265. W1LL-TRADE CUSTOM WALNUT BAR CUTE SMALL CHIHUAHUA MIXED. N'Alf FEMALE STUDENTS: Room & board. ElggE.1 . 297.8215. Present From coast to coast, young men W/stool,. Unappd. house. 3 blks. SJS. Hi-fi. T.V. Choir To 264-4689. - bindings. 293. 41. WHITE LEVI'S most Because Fireplace. Italian cook. No contract. $80 crave WANTED: U mo. 286-4331. WHITE LEVI'S fit better, look better 251.1358. CONTRACT FOR SALE. I girl. Kennedy Christmas Show 'HELP WANTED (4) Hall. Jeri. Phone 298-2206. Spring sem. and wear better! Cool in school- AUTOMOTIVE (21 oiesent co on a date-tops for just plain PART TIME OR COMPLETELY FURN. MODERN 2 great FULL TIME SALESMEN talfhf. 'Up CHEV. Stick. 6 Exc. cond. $300. 292- SALESLADIES & DISTRIBUTORS WANT- BDRM. APT. W/olec. kit. Pool. $150. its First Annual Christmas Spec- it II loafing. You'll want a couple of ED, AAA I national product 2895 Almaden Rd. Phone 264-6146. JR THE SKI OUTFITTERS 0696. tacular at 8:15 Sunday evening at pairs- so come in now-they're cn,y to industry & goy- SPACIOUS I IDRM. APT. FURNISHED. SALES-REPAIRS-RENTALS '62 MG MIDGET. R/H. $950. Must sell. ... fast ! 426 S. 7th. 293-1938. ht-;e..j packaged for house- 11/2 blks. SJS. 475 S. 4th #8. 79 S. Fifth St. Opon 10-9 Men.-Fri., Set. to 6 p.m. selling r cn the ground floor of 5 ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. -$135 per mo. This year's theme entitled, "The '62 SPRITE. Exc. cond. (Army called) , i Tet..1 opportunity. Details & Must sell! Good fires. 377-1709. Information 133 E. Reed or SE I.4142. will ex- CrviewS. Sri.. Dec. 11, 10AM-2PM St. 'Meaning of Christmas," The Workingman's '63 MONZA CONV. White/+; blk. top. Cla:re 1-1,trl Rm. 539 NOW RENTING: Near downtown, de- amine the traditional and con- Belts, 4 spd. 792.2183, 797-3800 ext. 26. signed for students. Close to shopping & St. temporary significance of Christ- HOUSING (5) bus. Villa Grande Apts. 175 Sutter 2 I 9 WS. 'IS! nrtea Clara '63 VW CAMPER. De lure. Very clean. 2 bdrra. 2 bath. $110. 2 bdrm. one bath mas in song, narration and pag- 244-0880 21,000 mi. Orig. owner. $1750. 298-7153. 440 So. Winchester San Jose, Calif. LANE APT. Lg. new bdrm. $95. Call Chuck DelGrande or Dick ...THE AEROSOL DEODORANT eantry. Admission is free and the for 3. Ses to Opposite the Mystery House OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. MON & THURS. SACRIFICE. '59 Impala 4 dr. $750. Exc. appro.,. 439 S. 4th. 286-4442. Chappell, 248-7330. TItS0 P'us tax pmgrnm is open to the public as cond. 293-0958. Liquid deodorant lor non, STUDENT NEEDED TO SHARE 3 BDRM well as students. '62 CORVAIR SPYDER CONV. 4 spd. $70 MODERN BACH. APT. Clean, quiet. HOUSE W/2 MALES. $30 mo. 286-4019 penvenient spray bottle. Upper class male. 617 S. 9th. 298-0602. New top. Exc. cond. $1095 offer. 736- GORDON HALL CONTRACT FOR 5239. PRIVATE ROOM. Separate entrance & SALE. Spring semester. Phone 294.4840. OWE KAY! '08 FORD CONV. Gd. *rand. Best offer. bath in home. Girl. $40. 292-1327, Tour Tomorrow IT'S O.K. TO Call btwn 4-5 pm. J. Seliqa 295 9993 PERSONALS {-1) 13 arr ifeug 2 BDRM APT, modn. $120 1/2 158 SJS. The SJS chapter of Rho Epsilon, VW ID. Like new. Exc. cond. Must see. 11/2 baths. Girls. 292-1327. CUSTOM made contemporary wedding CLOTHIER FOR MEN , national real estate fraternity, will $695. Also Vespa GS. Runs good. 2 BDRM w/w cpts, drps, ium. All elec. rings. Geo. Larimore. 354-1273.
Windsh. Rack. Spare tire. 297-3177 aftns. lot. Ilth & Reed. 248-9145. 36 So. First tour the offices of First American SERVICES 11(11 OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS N. '56 CHEV. BEL-AIRE wagon. V.8 ALI., RM. & BD. SJS. Good food. no Title Insurance Company, 1025 trans. New tires. $375. 377.9758. 294.5157 .1,4(1W 1.76 mn. 117 N. Sfh. 293-4275. Fourth st Ito-pm-row ttit_t111 Tit N. RACE PREPARED. '64 Corvnir Men,' ft TYPING SERVICE - East San Jose. Auto X trophies. $500 invest. pile, n11 $125 RENTS A 2 BDRM ONE BATH 258-433S. factory options. Fest!! Don 294 2952. HOME. Comple. furn. & will eccom. 4 AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS. '63 CORVAIR SPYDER CONV. E., students. 440 Elizabeth St. 11/2 blks. from Chet Bailey. 28645396. 449 W. San 1 Gifts To Send Out Of Town cord. I owner. All e.t, SJS. Zulpo Realty 259-4230. Carlos. TYPING. Term papers, thesis, etc. Pica 'DI ALFA ROMEO ROADSTER T() or 2 BORNS. Furn. Paneled Ivgrm. Reas- onable. Mgr. 547 S. 1 1th Apt. #I. electric. 243-6313. offer. Phone 298.7492 28E+- , 5692. FAST SERVICE GUARANTEED. Typing iiitI''.. COAST TO COAST FOR SALE 13) NEW SPACIOUS APTS. Furn. Fireplaces. for students. Thin's. term papers, letters, 2 etc. Exp. pica. 292-3274. baths. Lg. closets. Sundeck. Color T.V. i. A i.ir HARDLY USED. Heath stem, & party room. Close to SJS. Now taking EXPERT TYPING. All kinds. Reasonable. pkr. 20w. amps Aro-frn tune. pring reserve. 215 S. 12th. 295-4591 or Phone 294.3772. 9-6. $165. Call Bob 293 9661. ? B6 3292. TYPING IN MY HOME. Experienced, accurate. & dependable. 259-4710. TYPING. All kinds. IBM electric. Work YOUNG ADULTS CLASSIFIED RATES guaranteed. Jo Vine, 378-8577. To buy, sell. rent or announce anything. Minimum TRANSPORTATION (9) ACCOUNTS INVITED! just ffil out and clip Two lines One time Three times Five times this handy order One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line NEED RIDE TO SAVANNAH. GEO. ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES! blank. 2 lines S1.00 $1.50 $2.00 XMAS VACATION. Call 294.2922. Tower. 3 lines 1.50 ArIvertiwyt 2.25 3.00 CAR GOING EAST TO ST. LOUIS VIA A Pornplote I Inc al Mill rholly Products 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 U.S. 66. Share driving & gas. C.eli Jenne Send to Spartan Renkin between 9-5. 327-0141, Leaving Cameras Dinnerware Daily 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 Engagement Rim Silverware CLASSIFIEDS, Add Wedding Rings Btnnotlers this ILDIDE 107h CAR POOL WANTED DATLY 1206. San lose State amount for Watches Electric Sharers Watch and lewetry .50 .75 FROM CUPERTINO AREA. 253-2586. College, San lose 14, each addi 1.00 Repairs NEEb RIDE TO CHICAGO FOR XMAS. Birthstone Rings Phonegraplu Calif. tional line Call 294.6019. Ask for Tom. 109-B. Costume Jewelry Hifi Sets Tape Recorders Print you ed here: WANTED: Ride to Aspen, Colo. or vicin. LB. Bracelets Radios (Count 33 I etters and Spaces for Each Lin) Xmas. Rick. Call 297-8765. CHECK A Decks Electrical Appfiances RIDERS WANTED TO SHARE EXP. TO CLASSIFICATION LA. DEC. 20. Mon. morn. 294-2293. This year send floral gifts for Christmas. Navlet's can assure Nights. you of satinfaction through the Florists Telegraph Delivery NO MONEY DOWN A YEAR TO PAY 0 Announcements (1) DRIVING ROUNDTRIP SEATTLE DEC: Association. Out of town orders placed before December 0 Automotive (2) Ig. Return SJ Jan. 1. Barney, 297 9022 18th require only 50e nervice charge over cost of flowers. 0 For Sale (3) Help Send the mast arreptahle of all gilta-Flouv.rs Wanted (4) To place an ad: Housing (5) Order nm% and -.aye Lost and Found (8) \./1,.d 0,, Downtown 65 So. First St. Personals (7) Kht validate on doventow lichees Services (8) Classified Adv. Office -J206 CT 2-4910 -Opus lit 9 Moo, Thor. & allese 0 Transportation (9) Daily NciArbi% Valley Fair Shopping Center SINCE 1885 01 18.3040 -Open Moe. ttwe FrL 'tat 9:30 p.a. FREE Name Address Phone Famous For Fine Flowers 10:30-3:30 PARKING Gifts of Distinction Sunnyvale 209 So. Taaffe St. Run Ad (N of dots) Enclose Send in bendy order Mani. Enclose Ten telephones to serts, you. RE 9-0391 -Opee 9 Theca Name cash or check. Make check out le Starting Date Spartan Deily Cleuifieds. Corner of 2nd & San ernando 292-8311 ttono Phone 294-6414, Est 2464