Piano Recital 1B unyan Night' litias Elizabeth :niche, SJs mu- Pancake eating and tt eightlitt - sic major, will present piano Mg will highlight -Paul Bun - recital tomorross at 1:SO poll. In y an Night," at Wetleu,day's Concert Han. Iler program in- t'o-Ree ht the WellieS11's Gym. cludes t4elet.thres by Beethoven. - PA RTAN DA I LY The Sound, of I *" still he Potdene and t'hupiii. the reattared hand. Aethltles 71- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE begin at 7:30 Nu.
Vol. 53 111101 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MARCH 21. 1966 No. 90 Take Heart Foreign, Domestic Draft Quota May Diminish U.S. Policies Criticized Falling draft quotas due to in- creased enlistments may offer new hope for induction-feming college students. February enlistments totalire, By Forum Speakers 20,900 have been followed by a cor- responding April draft quota of 1 By DON SEVRENS wooden platform and took the mi- list the Communist Party, the So- Spartan 21,700 men, the lowest since last Daily Staff Writer crophone were: Terry Hallinan. Du- cialist Party, South am Leadership What originally WilF planned aS Bois Clubs national secretary; Dr. September. Conference, and Students for a a Seventh Street Forum protesting David K. Newman, associate pro- Democratic Society. The since the Ko- largest quota Russian punishment of three writ- fessor of psychology; Dr. Marion K. As the crowd formed. several stu- rean War was reached in Decem- ers and United States legal action Richards, associate professor of dents passed out handloills request- ber when 42,200 men received in- against the W.E.B. DuBois Clubs English, and Emitt Wallace, senior ing its support for the International duction notices. Friday soon evolved into a general psychology major. Days of Protest Friday and Sat- protest against United States for- HALLINAN EXPLAINS urday. STUDENT DEFERMENTS eign policy. Hallinan began .the forum by ex- The second speaker, Dr. Newman, Students classified II-S will prob- An estimated 300 students gath- plaining to students why he thinks attempted to link the DuBois Clubs ered on Seventh Street Friday to ably not be called the near the Justice Department moved to event and the Russian censure by up in hear spealccrs at the fJrum which future, according require the W.E.B. DuBois Clubs stating that, in both cases, govern- to Mrs. A. M. started at 12:15 p.m. and lasted for Cramer, coordinator of the San Jose to register as a Conununist-front ments aeted on matters they had no more than three hours. local draft board organization. right to. gmup. Among persons who climbed a However, students will still have He charged the Juatice Depart- POEM READ to take the classification tests * * * ment is trying to scare away paten- In referring to the DuBois Clubs, which are scheduled for Saturday, Photo Montdqe by Jewres Brescah tial club members, kill the club, and he said: "They may or may not be May 14 and 21, and Friday, June 10. FACES OF EMOTION in Friday's Seventh writer, littens as hE is verbally attacked for his isolate the DuBois Clubs from the a Communist-front in ganization in Application materials for the tests Street Foram irducled Dr. David Ne.vman, SJS editorial opinions. He declined an irvitafon to peace movement." this. as tar as I'm concerned. The will probably be sent to college faculty member, (lop left) who related the two take She microphone and defend -elf. At Student Poet Hallman read a long list of indi- government doesn't have the right registrars about April 1, Mrs. planned topics. Emitt Wallace, controversial bottom are a book and students at Ole forum. viduals and groups which. he as- to require individuals to register." Claimer said Thursday. Students :iudent poet, read his new poem which swung Right is Terry Hallinan, DuBoir Club national serted, officially. have backed the Student poet Emitt Wallace read must apply to take the tests. ihe forum to criticism of U.S. foreign policy. secretary. An ertimated 300 siudenis altended Fears Joh DuBois Clubs since the Justice De- his new poem, "Let Yourself Go, Harry Farrell, San Jose Mercury-News political the forum. partment move. He included on the America," which criticized many TEST ELIGIBILITY aspects of American society. Students now classified I-A wilt, Wallace led the forum away from are taking 12 units or more will la Jeopardized Tickets On Sale the DuBois and Russian topics, and eligible to take the tests. Those wh, Tomorrow, Wednesday it never returned. do well may have their classifica- Emitt Wallace, controversial Dr. Marion K. Richards, the next tion reconsidered, Mrs. Cramer said. poet for the New Student, said For SJS Night' speaker, attacked attitudes stu- Friday that Recently sampled student opinion statements made dents and various persons hold to- about him in a series Is evenly divided on the value of of article. ward different forms of art. appearing in a local newspaper the tests in determining a student's At Circle Star CROWD DWINDLES Orchestra To may cost him his work-study pro- Then, at 1:25 p.m., the micm- to remain in college. Perform right gram job. Tickets go on sale today at the phone was free for use by students One reason for the rise in enlist- Dr. Gibson Walters, chairman of eludes students majoring in music, and Me.s Socai Hwang Chun will Student Affairs Business Wallace's poem ''Magna Cum Office, in the audience. The crowd. which ments might be that many draft- the Music Depithment and profes- elementary education, math. medi- solo at the concerts. Baird, pianist, Building R. for "SJS Night" with Lyndon," was described in the once numbered an estimated 300 to age men would rather enlist for sor of music. will conduct the SJS cal technology. nursing, philosophy, will join the orehe4tra in its pres- the Smothers Brothers at Circle article as ''a savage attack on 400 students. ncw dwindled to about some choice of Symphony Orchestra in its annual fine arts and English. Each May entation of Brahms' Ccncerto No. 1 Star Theatre. San Carlos, Tues- three years and get President Johnson." Congressman 150. drafted and put at the spring concert tomor row and the Music Department opens audi- in D Minor for Piano and Orchestra, day. April 12. duty than be Charles Gubser labeled it a "per- Among other persons who spoke sys- Wednesday nights, at 8:15 in Con- tions to all SJS students who wish Op. 15. He has soloed with the Mon- Rich Hernandez, former program mercy of the Army's placement verted poem about President were: Ira Meltzer. student activist. cert Hall. to sato with the orchestra. terey County Symphony and pre- director of KSJS and coordinator tern. Johnson'' and criticized it in the who brietel stxtents on events for The 60-member orchestra in- Senior music majoes Dae Baird sented several recitals in the Sa- of "SJS Night," announced that GI BILL Congressional Record. the International Days of Protest ILnas area. KSJS will present a commenda- Another reason could be a sec- by reacting serbatim a Spartan Miss Soon, soprano, a foreign stu- "I'll probably lose my job be- tion to the Smothers Brothers for tion in the new GI Bill of Rights Daily news articlo. and Jim Shaw, dent from Korea, came to the cause of the article," Wallace "outstanding achievement in the which provides a month of educa- former Seventh $ tree t regularcon- United States in 1962. She will sing said. He is employed at the Santa Held of enter tainmen t." The tional benefits for each month of Student Fined $100 tributor who sa?d. ' My primary the aria, "Un bel di," from the Puc- Clara County Hospital. "The pur- Smothers Brothers, Tom and Dick, active duty served. purpose here today is ta denounce cini opera, "Madame Butterfly." pose of the series is to fragment are former SJS students. the U.S. government regarding its A draftee would receive two and Also on the concert program are the left and discredit students Prices for the performances are foreign policy." a half years of college at govern- For License Violation Mendelssohn's overture, "The He- in the work-study program," Wal- $2. $3 $4 arid S5 ment expense while a three-year brides," Op. 26; Schubert's Syrn- lace charges. * * * The series enlistee could attend a full four SJS student John Hansen, 188 Hari.sen, 24, Wati one of two phony No. 8 in B Minor, D 759, and itself deals with al- leged local control years. S. 14th St., literary editor of the persons arrested about three weeks Offenbach's "Elle a fui, la tourte- by extremists A third possible reason for en- was fined $100 in of the War on Poverty portion of New Student, ago when police and men from relle" from "Les Contes d' Hoff- listment increases might be due to the Economic Opportunity Act. DuBois Director Blames Municipal Court last Monday for the Alcoholic Beverage Control the large number of students who selling beer and liquor without a Speaking of the symphony, Dr. Dr. William J. Dusel, SJS vice graduated from high school or col- license to raise funds for the pub- Commission raided a fund-raising Walters commented, "The artistic president, was quoted in another lege in January and desire to per- lication. party for the New Student. and musical results that are evident article in the same paper as say- form their military obligation now. ing that the work-study program Katzenbach for Bombing He was also assessed $10 in court Also arrested was Joe Brooks, in our concert performances are "has neser taken into considera- The Pentagon is shooting for a fees. 731 S. Third St., who was charged due to a cooperative, enthusiastic tion a student's ideological belief Terry goal of 3,093,000 men in uniform, an Municipal Court Judge Paul T. with putting on a dance without and dedicated membership in the Hallinan, national secre- Communist front organizations. or political activities in deter- tary authorized increase of 453,000 due Gallagher handed down the sen- a city permit. He is scheduled to orchestra." of the W. E. B. DuBois "We're going tu teach him a mining his eligibility for employ- to the Viet Nam war. tence. appear in court today. Clubs, told a Seventh Street lesson. We're going to be the or- ment. crowd Friday that he holds U.S. ganization that gets the McCarran The work-study program is not Attorney General Nicolas Katzen- Act thrown off the books," ex- Freshman Camp controlled by the local Economic bach responsible for the bombing claimed Hallinan. The act requires Opportunity Commission, which of the DuBois Club headquarters Communists arid Communist groups handles community action for the in San Francisco. to register with the federal gov- Needs Counselors; war on poverty. Although he stated that he ernment as agents of a foreign SJS controls the qualifications knows Katzenbach was not in- power. Forms for work under the work-study volved in the actual bombing, After the speech Hallinan re- Available program. The series in the local Hallinan insisted that the attorney vealed his plans to travel to New Anyone who is enthusiastic, flex- paper names several students in general "knew what the results Mexico, Salt Lake City and Ore- ible, intelligent, outgoing, active on the "far-left establishment," who would be" when he moved to have gon in support of the DuBois Clubs. campus snculd arply for Freshman have jobs under work-study the DeRois Clubs resristered as "Since the Katzenbach statement Camp counselor, accerdinq to Terry - the whole organization has been Schutten, camp directae. Applica- on the move drumming uP suP- tions for cone are asailable in Graduate Student Presents port, and response has been tre- the College Union, and interviews mendous," he added. will he hell today through Friday. Hallinan revealed in his talk Freshman Camp, Friday, Sept. 9- that since the Jtist ice Depart- Monday , Sept. 11. will be held at Proposals to ASB Council ment's statement two weeks ago, Asilomar cn the Mentei ey Penin- Graduate sturient Phil Whitten, College, Yale, Antioch and many the DuBois Club membership has sula. SJS sets the trend for orienta- president of Students for a Demo- others," he continued. almost doubled. ''They tried to tion camps throughout the country, cratic Society, made two proposals "The chairman of the Academic isolate us from the rest of the left, Sehutten stated. He reported that to the Student Council during last Council had indicated to me that but instead they've thrust its into the State Teachers Collcge Journal week's meeting . he is favorably disposed to this the leadership of the movement." has written it up as an outstanding Whitten called for student par- kind of reform, as htwe many It was Hallinan's contention that freshman camp. ticipation in curriculum planning other council members," Whitten government actions such as at- Camp counselors lead discussion by the Academic Council and Im- revealed. tempts to get an organizatiern to gmups, recreational activities and provement in relations between Whitten also suggested action register as a Communist front social events, Schutten telated. SJS and the San Jose community. be taken to make the college com- were "threats to everyone. The "Being a counselor is a worth- "I propose that we investigate munity more autonomous "in the positions we were cited for hold- while activity," Schutten stressed, the possibility of action on shident tradition of but not to the degree ing a re very similar to these "since the camp helps develop participation. Students are directly of European and Latin American of the CDC (California Democratic friendship between incoming fresh- elected to Academic Council at universities." Council) and the ADA (Amer- men and the sturlent body. It is San Francisco State," Whitten Whitten, who has presented icans for Democratic Action.r also a Int of fun. I'd like ta see stated. these suggestions to the Student "The government wants to FRESHMAN CAMP COUNSELORS lead an through Friday. Applications for counselor are everyone y out far econselor." -This negates the contention Council at previous meetings and crackdown on the peace move- orientation group at 'Art. year's e,np at Asilomar available at the College Union. Counselors lead A recent wallet or souvenir-size that there is no student interest received no response, suggested ment, the civil rights movement on the Monterey Peninsula. Ir teiviews for this discussion groups, recreational activities and photo must accompany each appli- in these matlers. Precedents have that the council seriously think and all discontent groups," Hal- 1 year's camp, Sept. 9-11, will be held today social events. cation. aka> been established at Pomona about his proposals tins time. linen said. 1 2 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, March 21, 1966 'Shorty Wares' ,pym, ,\N DA I TATf cot F( Year of 'Fiery Horse' &Moe TOM MEAD Adv. Illaangee JERRY FORD We Believe Challenges Initiative By SHARON OSAK1 ness to marry "hinoettma" (fire horse) women. One challenge that has kept Most Orientals today have dis- female minds churning feverishly missed the superstition EIS pure Chariot of Peace throughout the years is how to corral a mass of pro- myth, but the lingering effects of Thomas Jefferson said, "War is an instrument en- attract and to plasm called "the male." the belief are still apparent. tirely inefficient toward redressing wrong; and multi- Japanese officials If one is to believe an ancient predict a de- plies, instead of indemnifying, losses." Oriental superstition, this chal- cline of 20 per cent in that cowl- try's birth rate this year. During the next week. students at SJS will be sub- lenge will be even greater for all They also attribute last year's jected to the philosophy of war as seen through the v iews the little misses born this year. birth rate, highest since 1953, to According to the zodiacal cycle of the politically right and left. the desire of married couples to originated by the Chinese, this Some will say war is great when it defende the prin- have their children born before is the "year of the fiery horse" ciples set down by this nation. Others will say war is the year of the fiery horse, which occurs once every 60 years. and evil. How can war be wrong because it is inhumane HINOEUMA eyes of any person? CYCLE justified in the I'll have a chance to if this The cycle consists of 12 years see At present, the great debate centers on involvement superstition has any validity since years of the mouse, cow, tiger, of the 1 nited States in Viet Nam. I became auntie to a little "hin- rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, he oeuma" baby last month. It is asserted that if one opposes involvement, monkey, bird, dog arid boar. At the as little Ann is something less than a patriot a concept perpetrated Individuals are said to possess moment, contentedly coos in her crib, I by persons seeking a justification for the great move to certain characteristics of the ani- don't see any signs of a fiery peace to the world. mals which represent the year of bring horse woman except possibly his birth. Vi,ar in any form cannot be justified and the war in when she lets loose her mighty Girls born in the year of the Viet Nam cannot be justified. The platitudes uttered in Hindsight Experts on Vietnam hunger calls. horse, occuning every 12 years, fail to reach the pinnacle needed Call it female togetherness, defense of involsement are supposedly cheerful, head- but I'm betting that my niece and to justify reasonably the deaths of men. strong and independent other gals born this year will Too many words base been spilled over the falls of Guest Editorial However, when the element of toss that old fiery horse woman fire, part of a separate five-year peace in tlefense of a course of action that is so diabol- superstition right out the win- cycle and traditionally associated dow! ically opposed to the meaning and concepts of peace. with earthquake and thunder, co- Perhaps the great English statesman Lloyd George incides with the year of the horse, Nomeecozeocacc00000c000r 'Veterans Benefit Society' it supposedly produces strong- not going to get said it best when he uttered, "You are willed girls possessed with so vio- Meti ebritre-in peace with mill;on. of armed men. The chariot of peace The demands on today's stu- tasted the drudgery of the work- been 18, 19 and 20, turd their in- lent a nature as to drive their FREE Coke or oaf's* dents are ever increasing. Stu- a-day world. They know what terests have shifted to survival husbands to death. cannot arb r 1 road Fttered with cannons." must compete with the screaming kids are. They have and other serious subjects. dents Historical records and folk with any sandwich Monday thru progress of the most intricate and more bills than any other group Saturday between the hours of IMINIMPIMIIII111111111111111NNISK HARD LIVING attest to men's unwilling- in tales 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. complex society the planet has the country. These men have competed on College offer is good thru ever seen. If the City They have spent half of their the battleground of hard living, This compe- April lsf. 1966 classes are any indicatian, waking day chained to great ma- and for many of them, education among students is rough. chines, in gray factories; they SJS in Retrospect No minimum charge tition will be a snap. OPFT time the at any ' Just as competition in have bent over dull papers in dull Thank the Lord, Congress and is 5 YEARS AGO: Two SJS fra- world of scratching for a living offices. President Johnson that these vet- 16th and Santa Clara said they planned to fierce, so is scholastic competi- HURRY ternities erans "in times of need" have "discrimination" clauses tion a serious and rugged busi- But these men don't want to remove been rerngnized and been given their constitutions. The i ness. be dull people. Ask one of them from their rightful share of the Great removal was slated for EDUCATION what he wishes for, and besides clause Society's benefits. Give them an 1, the date set by the State MAUREEN In the next year, 251.000 vet- the down payment for a house, he July JAMES \ education and they will benefit College board of trustees for erans will be receiving education answers, "an education." He's the Great Society. elimination of the "bias" clauses. STEWART \ 0:1ARA and training allowances in any starting late, so he won't have a ''' given month. These men will be minute to waste. He'll be in one By Greg Frazier 10 YEARS AGO: General Rob- BRIAN KEITH playing for keeps. helluva hurry. San Francisco City college ert N. Young, Sixth. Army Com- fi' ', r Most of them will be older men, Many teachers will testify to the March 16, 1966 mander, stressed the importance SPAGHETTI that is, older than the average fact that older students are more of the ROTC program to na- All the spaghetti you can eat. many will be in their late serious than younger students. to Every Mon. thru Thurs. TECHNICOLOR student; tional security in a lecture . S’t 20's, some in their 30's. They have And why not? They've already upper division ROTC students. $1 PANAVISIOW __Alla(' RTAN DA I LY General Yormg was here to in- Angelo's Steak House _ - r I ""' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE spect the local ROTC detach- _ . N 72 E. Santa Clara Si _ ment. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Second class postage paid at San Joss, 1 RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED! Thrust and Parry California. Member California News- 1.1.1.Vdt.to paper Publishers Association end Audit I 738 EAST EL CAMINO REAL 11 SUNNYVALE Bureau of Circulations. Published daily Roan' and fair Oaks Avenue . by students of San Jose State College, Between Wolfe except Saturday and Sunday, during CLOSED MONDAYS issommosposonsrosssommoomom Oral Debate Set college year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full academic year. $9; each semester. A STUDENT TOUR TO tive than further letters to $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, Although I haNe not come to Thrust and Parry. 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial To serve you more efficiently with agreement with Jeeba Abbey- Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising I have discussed this matter Eirt. 20111. 20BL 20113. 2084. Press of the LARGEST SELECTION of SHEET MUSIC EUROPE 1966 quaye on the question of whether with Asman Khan, president of Globe Printing Co. Office hours I:45- 72 DAYS $1495 or not a timeless principle the International Students Or- 4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. changes in time, I do agree that we are open Tues. thru Sat. with ganization, and a tentative date Editor TOM MEAD carrying on a debate in person and place for such a debate has Advertising Mgr. ___ JERRY FORD Mrs. Eleanore Fox, San Jose Unified would be much more construe- been arranged. It will be April Day Editor STEVE AMES 9:30 TO 5:30 School District 15 at :I:30 p.m. in Cafeteria A City Edifor PAT HEFFERNAN and B. 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SAN Fi 'ANDO ST., 295-1455 OFFICE 378-4123 RES.:266.5908 141.1158 -.-1" 625 INN & COUNIRY MACE, SAN 10SE 1 Monday, March 21, 1958 SPARTAN DAILY- Spartan Trackmen Rip Cal; Swimmers Take 2nd in Nationals; Smith Takes Thr ee Firsts Currlin Nabs Breaststroke Title Ry PAUL NAtiOIA Hermen burst out of the blocks Smith in the 220-complaining of Spartan swimmers finished sec- with the runnerup honors, coach in a meet record timing of 1:03.6 in spartan Daily Sports Editor with his usual speed to give the recurring tendonitis that left his ond at the college division of the Tom O'Neill feels the team made a the 100 breaststroke Friday. BERKELEY -Tommy Smith and Spartans an early lead that was legs weakened. NCAA championships in Normal, good showing. "All the boys that The 400 medley relay squad made the trip won SJS made a few more believers in held by Tim Knowles and John In the 220, Hermen appeared to Ill., Saturday night. All-American notched a first Thursday with a the track world Saturday by dom- Bambury and increased by Smith. have a loafing Smith beaten until San Diego led till the way while honors either as individuals or as 3:43.8 timing. Members of the unit inating a triangular at Edwards Smith ran his leg against Beaty 1Vayne slowed clown, looking garnering 243 points. SJS followed part of a relay." Mike Hansen, Currlin Ted Stadium here. in the first meeting of the two her- around and laughing, to let Smith with 213 and the University of Cali- Kevin Currlin was the Ione fin- were The Spartans had no trouble in alded cindermen. The Spartan re- win in the final 10 yards. Their fornia at Santa Barbara took third ner to take medal. He turned Mathewson and John Kocal annexing the title with 78 points, lay time of 40.6 equals the best identical times were 21.6. Hermen BUD WINTER with 178. followed by host California at 62ti time in the nation this year, set by earlier had easily won the 100 in a . . . track soach Although somewhat disappointed SJS last week. best -of-season 9.6. and Nevada at 40 In dual meet Or* ****** **************************** ******* ***** Smith took two jumps in the scores, the Spartans of Bud Winter In the mile run, where Cal was broad jump and recorded a 23-9'4 whipped the Bears for the ninth expected to win with Bob Price- for first place, while Craig Fergus KLIV straight time, 85-60, and clobbered the eventual winner of the two mile LIVE MUSIC of SJS set a meet record in winning and Nevada 93-52. - SJS veteran Joe Neff came Productions Radio the triple jump at 49-39/4 and team- While Smith was winning three through with an upset victory with urope1661 mate Paul Hewitt did a best -of-life present via hidividual events and anchoring a a meet record time of 4:08.2. 206-3 to win the javelin. winning relay squad, his Spartan Next was the feature open 440 boa ALITALIA Another surprising Spartan ef- teammates were gathering unex- with Smith meeting head-to-head THE RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO TWA UNITED fort was turned in by Ken Noel, pected points to pile up an early with Beaty. The Cal ace, second in who not only prevented the possibil- lead. the NCAA meet in this event last and ity of a California sweep in the 880, Many pre-meet dope sheets had year. grabbed a slim lead in the f but won the event with a 1:53.3 irc the dual meet score with Bears go- 300 yards, but Tommy shifted into JEFFERSON AIRPLANE clocking, holding off a late surge by ing until the final race, the mile re- high gear. passed Beaty in the Cal soph Devone Smith, who re- lay, before a winner would be found. stretch and won by seven yards go- Saf., March 26 at 8 p.m. corded the same time. ing away. RELAY ANTICLIMACTIC Spartan Ken Shackelford tripped San Jose Civic Auditorium As it was, the mile relay was anti- He was clocked in a meet record on the last hurdle and was nipped isc RESERVE Tickets: 54.50, $3.75, $3.25, $2.50 climactic, with the Bears, minus time of 46.7. at the tape by Cal's Paddy Mc- Crary in the 440 intermediate hur- S.J. Box Office 40 W. San Carlos NOW! st.ar Forrest Beaty, winning their TENDONITIS COMPLAINT 27th consecutive outdoor race in the dles. Shackelford's 53.0 was one- event, beating an SJS team with Beaty did not run the rest of the tenth of a second off McCrary's ..********************************** ****** rirro.*****44 New York 331.00 only one member of the squad that day-spoiling a return match with time. Inc. Tax was previously unbeaten. "1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111,th to Paris ROUND TRIP The first. three races set the stage for the meet. SALE! Via TWA ... DEPARTS June 14th ... RETURNS Sept. 8 In the 440 relay. little Wayne VAUGHN'S Via United/Iberia ... DEPARTS June 20 ... RETURNS Sept. 5 ; Intramural Announcements ANNOUNCES San Francisco to Paris ROUND TRIP $563.00 RAtiNETDAL TOURNAMENTS backs 51-34 and SACES upended (Based on group rate) Children Half Fare, Hank's Phi Mu Chi 58-44. Theta Chi will play the winner of Barber Shop In the lower division tournament Youth Fare $476.00 Friday afternoon's Sigma (Alma Center) Alpha tonight, the Hawks play the Misfits, Epsilon-Sigma Nu Specialists in the game tonight to Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 2 battles Art of Cuffing Hair determine the second spot in the Markham Hall, the Peace Mongers New York 300.00 OPEN championship game. meet Allen Hall and Bending Mo- Reg Sale Inc. Tax ments tests the $15.00 Tuesday thru Saturdny Alpha Tau Omega earned one Swishers. to London ROUND TRIP 9 a.m. 6 p.m. In lower , 14.00 spot in the final contest Thursday division tournament 24.95 12.50 games Thursday, Bening Moments Via AAL-Alitalia . . . DEPARTS June 21 ... RETURNS Sept. 5 Hanks' Barber Shop night by upending Theta Chi 43-32 1/2 OFF 22.95 i.50 148 B. Ain, behind Jim Pryor's 14 points. edged the Tip-Ins 47-46, while Dick 19.95 . 10.00 San Francisco to London ROUND TRIP $532.00 Flodin's basket with four seconds 16.95 8.50 In fraternity loser's bracket play, left in the game gave Allen Hall ALL SLACKS 13.95 7.00 (Based on Group rate) Children Half Fare, Sigma Nu 12.95 6.00 defeated Delta Sigma No. 2 a 47-45 victory over the Mets. Youth Fare $445.00 Phi 53-46 behind Jerry Gaustad's An intra-fraternity battle saw Sig- 14 points, while Hours: Mon. -Sat. Sigma Alpha Epsi- ma Alpha Epsilon No. 2 trounce Choose from wools, worsteds, flannels, Ask about our Europe "by all means of transportation" student lon was awarded a forfeit win over Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 3 47-13 9:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. sharkskins. gabardines, decron wools, tour. Auto Purchase/Rental plans available, Eurail passes. Omega Psi Phi. Open Tonight and the Misfits heat the Blue Horde Thurs.. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. blends, etc CONT kcri: TONY ENGSTRONI The Awful-Awfttls will take on 53-34. SACF. and Basketball Inc. will meet 297442E1 SJS Grad Student Until 9 p.m. To Whom It May Concern tonight VAUGHN'S 125 So. 4th St. 292-7611 51 So. 19th Is Business in semi-final winner's bracket play of the independent upper division USF Golf Squad basketball tournament. In upper division games Thurs- day night, the Awful-Awfuls beat Tests SJS Today the Red Horde 59-33, To Whom It felottiltc! Another unknown quantity in- lVfay Concern stopped the Razor- vades the San Jose Country Club golf course today to test Spartan linksters. The race to the The University of San Francisco visits SJS this afternoon at 1 p.m. looking to upset the strong Spartan six. FREE 3rencii 9Pie-o Coach Jerry Vroom rates the Dons as another team with un- known players. The mentor expects moon seems a bit his contingent will take the win, especially if Don Keffer continues 1%ith the purchase of a hamburger his sub-par play. With four con.secutive rounds of par or below golf, Keffer sparked or any other samh%ieh. the linksters to a pair of victories over Cal last week. tamp to Edison Firing a four-under-par 66 last, the thin golfer has emerged as the Today thru Sunday only. early team leader. Vroorn credits the "human one iron's" success to his hot putter. Other Spartans testing the San engineers. Burger Town Francisco crew are Terry Small, Ross Randall, Jim Troncatty, Chris 16(i Vast William St. Andrews and a sixth man. Vroom 286-5622 expects to test either Dennis Mc- Donough, Cam Pickett or Ken Sllasor for thr remaining sInt. Term Paper Time Savers FOR EASIER, FASTER, MORE ACCURATE preparation of BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND FOOTNOTES USE
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If you're a candidate for a bachelor's or The race to keep pace, electrically, advanced degree in electrical engineer- cpartan gookitere demands creative engineering of the sCE ing, mechanical engineering. industrial order. highest engineering, civil engineering or chemis- Southern California Edison "Right on Campus" Edison is building a nuclear generating try, you may be our man. A,, equoi oppOrlutply employer 11-111PARTAN MILT Monday. MareK ff. 1988 Deadline Set Spartaguide 1011111blinc b MINUTE c,;JC COIN-OP TODAY p.m., Concert Hall. open to the Hoover's Easter Seal Drive For Entries Humanists On Campus (HOC), public. free. I" 30 p.m., ED100. Atnerican NIarketing Associa- W SIMAX Baptist Student Union, 12:30 tion, 6:30 p.m. social, 7:30 p.m. In Bazaar p.m , Iklemorial Chapel. meeting, Red Fox Den, 1441 N CLOSEST TO CAMPUS of Week Spartan Chrbitian Fellowship, Fourth. West on Julian to San Pedro Rest planning for Clubs or organizations I.N201. Continues p.m., 5:30 Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., II will be easy tlioys fur male Nail this year's Honey Bunny con- also hem een 6 alai 7 p.m. For to enter food booths in the Inter- speaker Earl Russell, partner 353 N Son Pedro It TONIORROW dorm residents tomorrow. as wom- test. the service the ladies will be col- national Bazaar planned for Fri- Advertising Media Associates Street. Soeiety of Automotive Engi- en from Hoover Hall's second west Bed making will take place in day, April 29 on Seventh Santa Clara. lecting a 25 cent donation. neers--Student Branch, 7:30 p.m., wing make beds to raise money Allen, Markham and Moulder should begin plans now, according Spanish Club. 11:30 a.m., Cafe- A slave sale, one highlight of 1 the Aero Building across from for Easter Seals. in conjunction Hails between 4 and 5 p.m. and to Miss Barbara Dunn, bazaar terra E. Hoover's annual 11-day event, will FMC on Coleman Ave. chairman. Chess Club, 2 be held in their Recreation Room. mphony Orchestra, 8:15 p.m.. ED414. Deadline to enter food btx)ths Wednesday, beginning ut 6 p.m. ' CircWo Castellano oSpanish ATTENTION! is Friday, April 1. Display booth Club), 3:30 p.m., ED434. "The slaves are sold as a service Lowest Rates Ever deadline is Thursday, April 14. Chriatian Scienee Organization. to buy your to the men students." said Bar- An entry fee of $3 is charged for 7:30 p.m., Nlemorial Chapel. ,,,,ra Patchen, contest representa- booths. HONDA I food Teaching Spartan Spear's, 6:15 p.m., ED- . FOR MORI INFORMATION CALL SCREEN SCENES -We're hoping for a great deal 241. In the past the girls have been of participation from all of the Alpha Eta Sigma, Accountant's SAN JOSE HONDA .,I(I for between $2 and $9 she on-campus ethnic groups at the Interviews Honorary Society'. 7 p.m. to 9:30 PARTS ACCESSORIES SERVICE CINEMA TOWNE Dunn. "The 295-7525 bazaar." stated Miss IS) p.m.. LN401. an accounting lab. 141 So. 3rd t 11111 Bascom 1133 The AI:mirth, ;:97-3900 TUESDAY (APRIL ’ -’38 "INvo of the most popular' bands event is the biggest part of Inter- Buinanities Club, 7 p.m.. A133. OPEN SHUNS HIM T11.9 Rita Tushingharn in Modesto City Schools, Modesto, _ _ Masterpiece a the Santa Clara Valley; the national Week which takes place "THE LEATHER BOYS" Stanislaus County, (elementary "JUILIET OF THE SPIRITS" )-;yndicate of Sound" and the on campus.' also David Niven. William Holden in school). A compulsory meeting of food and high "THE MOON IS BLUE" Trolls," will headline Thursday's \ larch 24, Honev Bunny talent booth chairmen will take place Salinas Elementary School Dis- WEDDING STUDIO 310w. The show begins at 8 p.m. on April 13, with tentative menus trict, Salinas, Monterey County, SARATOGA 896 South Find 292-6778 91 Morris Dailey Auditorium. and other booth plans to be pre- elementary). PHOTOGRAPHY sented. Lincoln Unified School District, 145112 Big Basin `Way 84 7-3026 More musical entertainment will Dean Markin ;n Groups wishing to participate Stockton, San Joaquin County. -THE TENTH VICTIM" pour out of the Civic Auditorium 'THE SILENCERS" may do so by contacting Mrs. (elementary, junior high school $89 and I. riday from 7:30 p.m. to mid- also "ONE WAY WAHINE" Dolores Habura in ADM201 or by and high school). ' THE CONJUGAL BED" night. telephoning Miss Dunn at 295- Eight bands, the "Lil Boys Blue." WEDNESDAY (APRIL 13) 1 JRS ENTERPRISES nalks beside the silver lagoon 3762. A list of compulsory health sing their Aung. "The Jaguars," the "Soul Seek- Simi Unified School District, while erickets regulations is available to all en- G A Y Ile rushes to her nwiting arms. ers." "The Zu," the London Raid- Simi, Ventura County, (elemen- trants. all color PHONE 286-5392 after 5 p.m. 'oh south First 294,5544 embraces tender. long. ers, " the "Other Side, the "Gov- tary and high school ). ,1 he theatre darkens. the curtain folk "MUDHONEY" 'nom" and the "Five Pence." are on Lancaster Elementary School deep silence enrompakses ail. and jThen a rustle of movement. a blast the bill. District, Lancaster, Los Angeles "EXPRESSO BONGO" Iran. A car wash will complete the County, (elementary). job Interviews Wm. S. Hart Union High School Easter Seal fund raising drive ac- tivities for Hoover Hall, Saturday. rIIII14. gratin:I les District, Newhall, Los Angeles Daddy County, (junior high school and Up until midnight Sat urday may sign for inter% iew appoint- high school). women of the various wings will be I ments DOW in the Placement Stria». selling food, in both Hoover and 1 Center, ADM234. THURSDAY (APRIL 14) student residences. Daily other Spartan Rio Linda Union School District, TOMORROW The announcement of the wing IBM; testing for assembly line Rio Linda, Sacramento County, which has raised the most money positions will be held tomorrow lelementary). and "Honey Bunny 1966" will and Thursday. Students to work Centinela Valley Union High Classifieds School District, Hawthorne, Los come Sunday at a dorm Easter 20 hours per week are needed in egg hunt. either the morning, afternoon, or Angeles County. (high school). evening, Monday through Friday. Ravenswraxi City School DM- ANNOUNCEMENTS III HOUSING (5) Requirements are: above a 2.0 trkt, Palo Alto, San Mateo Coun- ty, (elementary). GOING TO EUROPE THIS SUMMER? ROOM & BOARD. Sts9. Excellent cook. Cortier's G.P.A. and second semester fresh- hocks No curfew. Clean rooms above. Permanent r TRI- 2 to SJS. MILL) \\ (NM man standing or FRIDAY (APRIL 15) , prices. 100% 293-4275. visa or U.S. citizenship required. t 1)11) Santa Paula t nion High School it your bird is the marryin' kind ...P SAUNDERS, DELUXE STUDENT apts. Brand new. 2 WEDNESDAY 264-0312. District, Santa Paula, Ventura bedroom, 2 bath. Danish furniture, elec. ( ,11..URIATION Pacific Telephone and Telegraph If you got those pre-induction blues SUMMER SESSIONS ABROAD 1966. tric kitchen, large closets. $150. 4 per- is just County, thigh school). C9mPanY; lib. arts. business ad- If you want your personal gold mine .ersity oi /-1/,` C usdala sons. $180. 706 S. 9th. 294-9170. around Gustine Union School Distriet. min., EE, MF:, 1E, math and phys- , Mexico, July 3-Auu, 6. $225 in- 5125 LEASES a 2 bedroom, fully fu the owner Gustine, Merced County, (elemen- Then your campus LI.T.P. III fill has good news . .des tuition, board & r, -m. 8, activi- nished home at 440 Elizabeth St. Ne, "Just Picture YourAelf' ics majors for positions in en- tary and high school). ties. Valenria. Spain June 24-August 17. S. 10th & Santa Clara St. W corner of at GRADUATION with a gineering management, tech. man- ItImmtain View Elementary p:ans to fit individual require- accommodate 4 college students. :' portrnit from Corder's agement. U.S. citizenship require.1 University Trust Program .s from $630, including tuition, blocks from SJS. Zulpo Realty. 259-4230 School District, Mountain View. B 286-8165 49 North First Street Western Electric Composts 434 E. William, Suite I .,rd & room. activities & round trip FURNISHED STUDIOS. $75 to $85. 0' ;anta Clara Comity. (elementary). York-Madrid. Inforrna 292 891,0 MBA -MS for position in businc- phne. Nosy bedroom $90. 1/2 block off campus. 74 Vont Mrs. Cook. Foreign Language De- S. 8th. 292-7852. Manager 48 S. 4th. #9 U.S. citizenship required. E - 7A. DELUXE 2 BEDROOM furnished or ITT Glifillan Inc.; EE and ME IN THE REAL DAR-K-Ni-G-HT OF THE MO per month. 726 S. 10th St. C., majors for positions in develop- 'Lucky Jim' Set SOUL, I e c'clock in the 259-4456 or 378-9767. This week's ment and design of electronically UPPER DIVISION MALE wants either SPARTAN DAILY WANT ADS- scanned, three-dimensional and air As Classic Film an apt. with 3 others ($35 to $40 a THE CAMPUS BULLETIN BOARD Dry Cleaning traffic control radam, IFF sys- month) or dorm contract (cheap). 295- Wednesday's Classic Film, "Lucky 9753. ASK FOR John Balch. After 5 p.m. tems computer. electro-optical sys- AUTOMOTIVE 121 ... tems, communications, and display Jim." will be shown at 3:30 and 7 PlANEE BEDROOM APT. Newly renovatno Special 2 p.m. in JC55. U,furniihed. Water & garbage paid. devices. U.S. citizenship required. '64 HONDA 150 .1,-* condition. minutes from SJS. 737 Forestda The film, free to the college com- auipment. Call Tim, $85. Du Pont Comparkv: chem., ChE, Ave. ME for positions in chem., ChE, munity, tells the story of the un- WANTED. Female student to share Ladies' Plain Suits '53 CADILLAC : ns good. good ME. lucky exploits of an assistant pro- hoJse. Room & board in exchange for - -q, Call Larry Walgreen Drug Stores: fessor of history on a sedate "cul- light housekeeping & some babysitting. business 52',A 294-6019. 656 2496 or 793-9409. adm. or any major for positions tural" weekend at the home of his :62 CHEVY. 2 dccr hardtop. 327 stick. LARGE ROOMS completely furnished. as store mgmt. trnee. superior. ms. -ew tires. tape recorder. 3 Utiiities included. $115 per month. G,rIS I 248-0882 II ter 6 p.m. or ,,ouple. 595 S. 9th. Call 259.1557. 59 TR 3. Gond corcrtion. White with LOST AND FOUND 161 erior Good tires. Call 296- *104 ' , T7 m LOST PARAKEET, light blue, friendly. EASTER LAMBRFTTA MOTORSCOOTER. 1965 . . If found. please call SUMMER 'es. Extra 52Q2. Reword. :415. Phone LOST: Men's 14 carat yellow gold ring. WEEK IN Raised gold initials "R. F." with floren SESSION '62 305 HONDA HAWK. con tined sides. Reward. Rcn. 286-0330. I f:. LOW , PERSONALS 2/ HAWAII 60 DAYS '62 PLYMOUTH FURY. I . equipped. CUSTOM MADE contemporary wedding E -e:,ent Ali power. $799. rings. Original jewelry in cast go'd & sil- 7 DAYS '268.95 Open to Both C,, 294-0212 after 9 p.m. ver. G. Larimnre 354 1271. '62 TR 4. ’----n culafe condition. Over. 10 Days S299.95 SERVICES 1111 Co's 'N' Ed's new top. 378-8963 15 Days S349.95 o . $1500 or_offer. 21 & MARRIED. Receive age 25 or over $599 '37 FORD AMBULANCE. Good body, rates on auto insurance. Liability net $67 PACKAGE INCLUDES: annually. Dave Towle. 244-9600. Class J y for only Package Includes 22 even: - of '59. 1. Round trip via Pan Am and United Jets 1. Round trip via Pan Am and '57 ALFA ROMEO. Convertible. New FAST, ACCURATE, GUARANTEED TYP- 2. Royal Greeting upon firma! United JETS ' ' tires. New shocks. ING in my home. Editing upon request. Apt. #3. 259-5118. 3. Fresh Flower Lel 2 Transfers round trip TYPING. Pica Electric. Work gunranteed. 3 Deluxe Apartments* for 60 COMMUTER 4. Transfer from Airport to SPECIAL. '57 Chevy 4 243-6313 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. days including maid service C'evy 283 engine Waikiki EXPERT electric. 4. Circle island tour E 4er. 295-3790. TYPING. IBM Theses, IL Studio Type Apt Rooms at term papers. etc. Work guaranteed. 378- the Driftwood Hotel 5. Get acquainted Party 8577. Jo Vine. FOR SALE 131 Your own free lance Chevy II 6. Tahitian show and LUAU with EXPERT TYPING. All kinds. Reasonable. from arr$val to cl partura 7. Your OWN 1966 Chevy II ZENITH HI-FI radio combination. Phone 294-3772. GO Port- with UNLIMITED mileage able. Mu e I Snsf o,fer. UNLIMITED MILEAGE Excellent con, AUTOMOBILE St MOTORCYCLE IN- for the whole 60 days. This So, S,,e z.:234B Private parking at the Drift- at Hoover HaN. SURANCE for students. Chet Bailey, 7. is your car, you just pay for 2,2? wood 286-5386. 449 W. San Carlos. the gas. SKIS. D. Transfer from Hotel to airport -td FIRST Masters. 6'3". Look Nevada RELIABLE TYPING. Errors corrected. on departure * Price based fwo 6,,drorim $89.50 or best offer. Editing done. Near campus. C,all 292- suite for four B. Zinornark after 7 p.m. 2346, anytime. 1 PAIR !CASTLE SLALOMS. size 210. THESIS TYPING. Electric typewriter. tr, 1 I Low rates fast service. Call Joan Pres- CLASS I pair Head G.S.'s, sire UNLIMITED MILEAGE 215 L' I ). $80. Great condition. 292. ton at -+" 4665. 4020. tYPING horne. Erperienced. de- pendsc 294-1313. Write or call SURFBOARD L new. Made by Surf. TAKE YOUR CAR TO LEO SILVA .c9 , P.10 '. $90. Call . for reservations 2n9 .:5 TRANSPORTATION 19) First elas Nem ice that es cryptic rail Alin). Leo NEED A RIDE? THEN DON'T HIDE, & folder HELP WANTED IC COME TO SPARTAN CLASSIFIEDS? Silva offers yott se en Mends of gasoitne at dis- j Regular GIRL NEEDED. PART TIME -are for , RIDE NEEDED TO VANCOUVER, British Nashing count prices. Expert ear rare for an, ear. foreign (41 \ 01 structor's 14 mr-th o'd baby. 4 hours 5 $1.93 Name days a wee1. $25. 296 9178. ton. Can leave AT io 293-3127. or domestic. MOTHER'S HELPER. Lovely private To place an ad: room. bath plus $10.00 a week. Own /Iddress trantnortation. R67-4645. Visit the Special CASH VALUE STAMPS GIVEN CALL FOR RESERVATIONS MATURE COUPLE Classified Adv. Office -J206 over 21 fo manage AI L CREDIT CARDS HONORED 12 apts. adjoining collage. Must be Daily S1.05 292egoco. City good renters A capable cf maintenance & _repairs 297 5212. 10:30-3:30
HASHER WANTED May knee Submit ads 2 publications days prior Colden Wost Phone r 78 S. 4th 295-8968 g - -A if preferred. to day ad is to run. St.SILVA 0.4 Cm 294 Ihei SERVICE Wit Vitt, Sand on handy order blink. Enclose Cleaners 223 SO. FIRST ST., SAN lOSE , SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS NEEDED cash or check. Make check out to for now WS! required. Apply Spartan Daily Classifieds. Park It For You. Limited Offer 1 Cherry ChFl, Swim School, Sunny- 292.1052 25 S. 3rd Street Late for Class? We'll ("Katie vale. 739.2710. Rhona 294-6414, Ext. 2465.