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Budget Approved

ASpenian In Long Session In a two and a half hour ses- on hand as working capital to be. sion that had just about every- gin publication. thing, the student cou.acil yester- Item by item, through the other SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE day approved a record budget of 46 of them, the council approved 7 $158,940.73 for the current year. the recommendations of the Board elFias tOL. 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 199 NO. X The men's athletic department of Control, a final corrunitee com- again leads in the amount appor- posed of students and adminis- tioned with a total of $54,266.15, tration. The board had been judg- the largest ever given. ing appropriations sought by the United Fund Opens organizations since last May. As it stands today however, the the current year Sherwood budget is $930 less than the one Incomes for

)on Will Emcee included over $80,000 in ASB cards proposed after the recommended $75,000 Faculty Drive Today loan to Lyke Magazine led the this fall and an estimated sales, council through a series of for- revenue from next spring's from ward and backward neutral mo- $1,300 in loans to be repaid The new county-wide United Fund will begin its earn- and the Flying tions. both La Torre, Barbecue, Party Oct. 8 paign aitiong college faculty and staff members today, under "20" club, and more than $1,500 got the the direction of Scott Norwood, assistant professor of busi- At first, Lyke almost from sales of faculty cards, vet- Sherwood, popular 60 cents for one person, Sullivan or more persons. Tickets will also ness. $930 loan. Then it almost got only erans incomes, and restricted psi- Don $61. Finally the matter was tabled jockey, said, and 50 cents each for two be sold in the Outer Quad Monday . 'III student body cards. sn Francisco disc The program, a compilation of the old Community until next week after consider... master of cere- and Tuesday. ill appear as "This is a great bargain," Sulli- Chest and United Givers campaigns. %ill aid 12 agenties debate. lonies at a Spartan Y-spon- van said, "getting food, fun and such as the Red Cross, Roy Scouts, I MC 1.i .iis it iii Both Bob Foster, the other .1 ire(' barbecue Oct. 8, Tim Don Sherwood for only half a Army. Goal for staff members bet- ion' Class representative and I s Committee allivan, chairman for the buck." $9700. The quota is expected to be Johnston, male representative If faculty and staff work- large, thought the matter shs ;ent, announced yesterday. ers make their "usual generous Steel , be tabled until Lyke editor Heads Set, and vaiiety Strike The annual barbecue contributions," according to the l Johnston could come before will be held on the grounds ow Game Tickets Campus Digest, issued by the Di- council to explain the magaz. ' the John B. Grummey estate rector of Publications' office. position. The remainder of ti- Plans Made orn 5:30 to 10 p.m. Sullivan said Talks Again Last year $8600 was collected council agreed. le event is open to the student The Independent 11,11-13 Selling Fast in the drive, which did not include WA.Sl i L1Pli steel In the past, Treasurer Marsh the Red Cross. Council appointed new coin- grounds will be opened for Approximat 1 800 tickets for 'industry and union officials agreed Ward explained, Lyke has always The New this year in the campaign :niittee heads and discussed shuffle board, tennis the SJS-Stanturd football game to resume negotiations in Pitts- had between $900 and $1000 loan vimming, is a plan which allows contributors recreations at 5:30 p.m. were sold by yesterday afternoon, burgh today after President Eisen- Iplans for the coining semes- ad other to "give where you work to sup- be followed by the variety the Student Activities Business Of- hower called them on the Whit. ter at the first meeting last ad will port the agencies where you live." p.m. fice reports. House carpet and demanded that Ionday, President Dick low at 6:30 State employees may also have Card Stunts hot dogs, chili, salads, This means some 300 tickets they get down to serious bargain- Dinner of their contributions automatically Johnston said recently. punch will be served im- were sold yesterday. ing"and fast." le and deducted from their pay checks in I The new committee heads will after the entertainment. Athletic Business Manager Jer- tediately monthly installments. Within hours after the President Counci Skip Minchin, communications; will go on sale today at ry Vroom said 7200 seats still are Tickets More than 100 representatives met separately with them, union Mars, Patterson, arrangements; Y, 205 S. Ninth St., available on or near the 50-yard and industry leaders Committee reports at the Stud- Don le Spartan have been appointed in all college "had a frank Wood, music; Fred Karlsen, Student Affairs Busi- line. ant Council meeting yesterday re- ad at the Don Sherwood departments and offices to collect and interesting exploration of entertainment and Barney Gold- TH16. Priees will be Reduced price ticket sales will sealed that: ess Office, ... at barbecue contributions. viewpoints." After a two-hour stein, admissions. close tomorrow for the Oct. 31 meeting, Card stunts at +QS foot- Other agencies aided by the they announced they Plans were discussed for an Oct. game. Beginning next week, tick- ball games are a thing of the United Fund Women's Center, the would resume bargaining in Pitts- 9 aftergame dance following the ets will cost San Jose students past as of last Saturday after- Adult burgh at 10 a.m. (EDT). Oregon game. Johnston also an- Latin American Relations $3.50. and Child Guidance Clinic, noon. the USO, and the Milpitas-Alviso Representing union and manage- flounced that Saturday's first post The Homecoming queen and Welfare Fund, ment in the Pittsburgh sessions game dance was a success, netting her court will be pulled along the IMC over $100. "There were Ugly Man Contest The United Fund began this will be the four-man negotiating :3-ood Again Says Diplomat the streets of San dose in quaint approximately 350 persons pt-es- The Ugly Man Contest origin- year to replace teams which held the wage con- older charity or- horse--drawn carriages during ent," Johnston said. " ,.r. kick on ' rigiallrark in L ..!\-Latin American ally scheduled to begin this ganizations. It features a division tract talks that were broken off week, may be postponed, accord- In New York last Friday by the theiAmnradincreased 1 Johnston also presented a list i(fair'." the State Department Director of Central Ameri- of the county into five chapters, cultural pro- , ing to Bob Eastman, Senior Steelworkers Union. of speakers that will address the an ffairs said here last night. each of which has its own officers gram at San dose State is get- :MC. First of Class president. Union and management held the bi-monthly and administers its own program. Bug closer. speakers will be Associate The director, Charles Allan Stewart, said "we're in A special request has been their "exploratory" talks within Dean of Carol Sandell, rally committee ouch better shape" than we were a year ago when Vice filed with the Student Activi- hours after the President told Students Janet Douglas. chairman, explained that despite Dean Douglas President Nixon was mistreated there. ties Board by the Senior Class SAC Meets Today them at the White House that he will speak on Oct. all their efforts, the committee 12. in the whole," Stewart asking permission to put off the The Social Affairs Committee hoped an agreement could be "ini- h.e members could not make the card Also, in November Don Brown, "Latin Americans are contest until November. East- will meet this afternoon at 3:30 tiated" by Oct. 8. the day he re- ow F stunts work, director of Sparta Camp, will id. "If they go bad on as, we're U man stated that too many ac- in TH53. turns from his Palm Springs vaca- -We worked hard preparing for speak on the meaning of the trouble ,,,I'm delighted to see bright tivities were being planned SAC chairman Bill Nelson said tion. the stunts at last Saturday's game. , camp. The final address of 1939 t vke're back on the right which might handicap student there are several offices open Eisenhower issued a statement a Then Bick Goss (head cheer lead- will highlight the Alumni Presi- ck. interest at this time. and urged interested students to Deadline Set half hour after his meetings with eri and I went across the field at dent E. F. DeVilhiss diseinesing "Ace in the hole" referred to attend today's meeting. lead- the union and management half time to watch the stunts, the purpose of the Alumni As- o factors: The committee is in charge of The deadline for state students Rifle Team Plans ers. He said: "In view of the They were terrible. The students tesciation, 1. Russia is still out to dominate to apply bringing "big name" entertain- for Fulbright foreign- mounting impact of the strike on Just aren't interested," I Social plans include a hay ride world and there is some ques- ment to the campus and plans the study scholarships is Oct. 15, Rob- Target Shooting our nation's economy and on Although the stunts are dead, and barbecue, a Christmas party 'n whether underdeveloped coun- for college dances. Discussion of ert L. Baron, assistant to the dean The San Jose State Itiile Team jobs of hundreds of thousands ot the committee- isn't, she es- for children and several spring es will take to Capitalism or plans for the Coronation Ball to of students, said today. has announced plans for a year of Americans. I sincerely hope that {gained. "We're going to send dances, including the Jack of mmunistn. be held Oct. 30.is on the agenda A student must be classified as target shooting, Scott Kennedy, an agreement can be initiated be- letters to all the Western col- Hearts Ball. co-sponsored aith the 2. South American countries fir today a graduate by June, 1960, in order president, announced yesterday. fore my return to Washington next leges asking them how they IWHC, Shillelagh Shenanigans, Id 20 votes in the United Na- to be eligible, Mr. Baron said, The club is urging all shooters week." work their caret stunts, and and Independent Day and Dance. ns which to date have always Other requirements are U.S. ei- Interested in the sport to join. maybe next year these ideas will ' Plans are also being made to en cast on the side of the U.S. tizenship, sufficient language abil- Further information may be ob- be of NOM' Me tee us. But right award a tuition scholarship to the The director spoke before a ity for the proposed study, good tained by contacting either M. now, we've dropped the stunts." outstanding independent male rge audience in the Science heIrlth and a good academic record. Sgt. Lawrence P. Dahle or Set Jim Wright, chairman of the studnitt liling lecture hall. His talk was IC. Eddie Wiles of the Army All-Male Ban Applicants under 35 with Inn- The next meeting of 1111C will nsered jointly by the SJS In- Homecoming Committee, reported ited foreign experience will be be held Monday evening at 7. in rnational Relations he has secured approximately Club and the given preference. Married students at that time for the combined n Jot,' World A?fairs Council seven bands, three horse march- may apply, but grants are geared C11149. Plans will be worked out d Women's League of Voters. ocio ogy urvey for the student. Volunteers are needed for a ling groups, and quaint old ears to IMC-IWHC homecoming activities. Stewart. who is a policy advisor Adds Spinners Fulbright scholarships cover tui- door-to-door survey on social class carry dignitaries down the streets U.S. Ambassadors in Central tion and maintenance in schools in atttitudes being conducted by the By 1.AR1/1.1.: V. :UHL of San Jose this fall. They eriean countries, said the State will ac- Austria, Denmark, France, Ger- sociology department. Students in- s Band has added a touch of glamour to partment was shocked last year Si Marching company the queen and her cows I ..A D ept. To Hold many, Iran, Israel, Italy, the Ne- terested may sign a list in CI1224. find there was so much resent- its white and gold all regimented brillianre. Molly ;n horse-drawn earrl:wo. therlands, Sweden, Switzerland. Interviewers may choose the resi- nt against Americans. Gwynne McClintock. 18-year-old freshman. has joined the Canada, Mexico and Brazil. dential area they wish to poll. Annual Barbecue "We thought we were in good ranks of the 90-strong musical aggregation as one of dire, apss he said. He stated that drum majors. Extension Courses will en thouell the worst incidents in hold its annual fall barbecue The 5'5" blonde. who as ill hereafter knout' a- racies Led year were Communist be \ . today at 5 p.m. lit the barbecue it was made clear later that world wire "Ifoneybee" to all Spartans. has been "strutting" since th. Serve AlIcle Area, pits located in front of the Wom- fifth grade. untrie: ,itith of the border "did- en's Gym. like our attitude. DEATH TOLL RISES 'GRACIE' LASHES MOUNTAINS Her past experience and many 6000 Students 1 The barbecue is open to indus- "Se se took the hint," Stewart TRENTON, N.J. IUPI) The ROAIVOKE, Va. (UPI) Hur- awards Include first place in the :vice had trial arts majors d "and revised our foreign p01 - death toll in a suspected outbreak ricane Gracie ,a hard-dying storm, California Drum Major Con- and minors. fac- WA) people l'egistvred in ulty and friends. Interested persons to include more aid, advice and of mosquito-borne Eastern Equine lashed the Blue Ridge Mountains test, special award in her home- almost 200 courses during the are asked to sign up in the lit for latin America." Encephalitis jumped to IX with with strong winds and heavy rains town of Newport Beach, (near Indus- 1:158-59 school year. indicated Dr. trial Arts Department Quad. Stewart said antagonism toward the report of five possible addition- yesterday and sent her tropical ) and an award for Frank G. Willey, extension service Epsilon Pi Tau, honorary echica- U.S. had been based largely on al victims yesterday. clouds scudding into Pennsy.vania the most outstanding service to the hand in Newport Beach. e,,ordinator. ! tional industrial arts and voca- belief that we were and Maryland. giving State Health Commissioner Dr. an Locations of the courses ranvd tional industrial education frater- smic aid to many sections of Whirling inland from the, bat- Appearing with "Honeybee," Ros«,e P. Kandle, who announced major and from San Leandro to King ('its nity, is sponsoring the barbecue. Ild isit wers asnaring South tered South Carolina coast, leav- interior decorating the new figure, said the new vic- ing at least seven dead in her music minor, are the precision twin with more than 131 instructars Dale A. Debes is president of the tims included an overnight death sweep across the Carolinas and a drum majors, Charles Coburn and taking part, most of them from our local chapter. and four persons who had taken corner of Georgia. Gracie finally Michael Kambeitz, own resident facially. oans ill before the outbreak hit its peak was breaking up in gusty squalls Mona Rae Morgan, a sophomore Many special workshop* are SPARTANS A Open three weeks atio. Two of these But it still threatened floods in and another newcomer to the all - offered In seri ice "needs" 1.-r were Pennsylvanians who had been the hill country coves and valleys male band, will also display her such groups as teachers, Mod. 111 visiting New Jersey. of the Virginias, Western Mary- outstanding twirling skill duris nesa men. medical technologists, o Students pilots. engineering When you get there The new figure left New Jersey land and Western and Central half-time activities this year. personnel. state park ranger", pplitations for student loans with 28 suspected cases of the Pennsylvania. Miss Morgan. the holder of attorne:, does your closet and many others. ling $100,000 are now avail - disease, of which 18 are dead and 139 twirling trophies, performed ISHRUMHCHEV SPEAKS Extension nok bare? Could Robert Baron, ass's:ant to another 10 hospitalized. Only five before some 20,009 people to min Services introduced . be TOKYO (UPI) Soviet Premier number of new activities durini dean of students, reminded of the cases have been confirmed two first places in a summer moths, could be mice, S. Khrushchev told the 1958-59. One such activity W, - nts. as yet. Four of these died. Nikita contest in Milwaukee, considered

ORIN may be picked up in leaders of Red China in Peiping the greatest summer competi- participation in the Continent:, could be you could 269. The deadline yesterday the Communist world Classroom television program re for applica- PRESIDENT ARRIVES; tion in the country. use a new suit from 111 is Oct. 30, must try to rule out force as a lated to the mass study of Physic' PALM SPRINGS (UPI) - Pres- Roger S. Muzzy, band director, ns up to $1000 will be made means of settling disputes with Another new artIvIty of the- 12 'A's COLLEGE ident Eisenhower arrived by Jet reports this year the band has a Extension co- he U S. Department of Health, the West. Servkie was the last night for an eight' shrill and transport "We must do everything possible larger brass section than last year. sponsorship with the Engineer- OPENING SPECIAL. Welfare to each rest, leaving at meeting day California health to preclude war as a means for ing Division and Chemlstr the requirements. Gracie's A new section of tenor drums A complete selection tudents behind tropical storm settling outstanding questions," Dept. of a number of confer- desiring loans must which drew acclaim in last Satur- ' damp, petty farewell. said. Paces, finanelal need and must have Khrushchev of suits a+ overall Soviet Premier spoke at a day's game also has been added. Students erade point average of The President hopes the dry, de- The registering concurrent reception for 5000 in the iv in both the regular session ano only $44! sert air and sunshine of California gala huge Muzzy said this is the first time National People's Congress tit Extension Division may no PPlicants are allowed 10 years will bake out a nagging cold. new since the band's organization that Pay loans a busy beildine in Peiping after huddling earn more than 18 units in tiny se and interest does He left Washington after begin with Communist China's top com- men compose the entire band "HONEYBEAR- McCLINTOCK !nester without the approval of th. 1 until a year after the day getting Industry-labor officials t mand. membership. . . . performs Saturday I division dean or head. Roos leaves college, to resume talks in the steel strike. MMZZ3v 2SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. October 1, 197,9 Editorial LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS New Schedule Announced 8AhKEIEALL Don 'I Be a Litterbug PLAYER For Faculty Book Talks A4 fsEEN of faculty "The Evolution "If you throw litter in the street, you're and parks so that there seems to be no place A revised schedule of Political Thought." a litterbug." left -untouched by man." book talks has been announced m` Dec. 2, Murray known as subcommittee. The Kiteley, . Anil so it goes. Everybody sings the Since 1953 an organization by the library ant professor of humanities, ati June song but no one gives a thought to its mean- Keep America Beautiful, Inc., has been schedule is: review "The Uses of Argument," Leas ing. acting as caretaker for the careless segment Oct. 7. "The Spell of Plato," by by Stephen Toulmin. Dr. Marie Fox, as- Dec 9, No one realizes that sonic TO million of the populace. KAB, Inc. admits some K. R. Popper. Dr. Earl Jandron, au, DO4B professor of philosophy, elate professor dollars worth of damage is known to have progress, though it's been a steady uphill sistant of psychology, will geles will be reviewer. review Myers and Roberts' 'Tam resulted from litter-caused fires last year. climb to keep America clean. 14, Dr. Charles Smith, as- ily and Class Oct. Dynamics in Mental this This, despite the fact that some three Isn't that ironical, when all it takes is sociate professor of philosophy, illness." trash into Academic Mar- million dollars were spent by the United the depositing of all rubbish and few 54,544ants will review "The Dec. le. Dr. Donald Walters, :catchld08o o n1j 41M5C...F fe as, States Forest Service to rid national parks cans and wastebaskets that are provided in ketplace" by Caplow and McGee. sociate professor of history abi Lee, asso- forests of such litter. abundance everywhere? Oct. 21, Dr. Roland education, will review Hannah and professor of English, will re- ciate Arendt's "The Human Condition., a hat Tons of trash are being strewn across Is that too much trouble? Mack- view Peter DeVries' "The Jam 6, Dr. E. P. Panagopoukt i sites. 7ilaygrouttil- J.0. highway,. at camp erel Plaza." associate professor of history, old mil Oct. 28, Dr. Mervyn Cadwal- review "The Odyssey," by K. gay lader, assistant professor of so- antzakis. Trade for Russia? ciology, will review C. Wright Jam 13, Dr. Harold Hodges, as. long Mills' "The Sociological Imagina- Before khrushchey got here some poli- more than Viz billion after World War II. sistant professor of sociology, will tion." Whit is made the State Depart- review Vance Packard's Ile tical observers said his primary objective If payment Nov. 4, Dr. James Clark, assist- the t Status Seekers." was to promote Soviet-U.S. trade. If so, the ment will ask Congress to remove the ban ant professor of English, will re- coma 20, Dr. trip may prove to be quite a success. against import of Russian furs and later view "Visit," a three act play by Jan. Whitaker T Deinis Under Secretary of State Douglas Dillon F. Durrenmatt. ger, associate professor of phijos, would consider lifting bans on all Soviet Nov. 18, Edward Laurie, asso- said yesterday the U. S. is ready to increase ophy, will review Charles Frank non-strategic goods. Dillon said. ciate professor of business, will re- trade as soon as Russia settles its war debt. el's "The Case for Modern Men. goods view Bergen Evans' "A Natural This country is demanding 800 million He added that Russia has few 1111111111111111111111111110 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 History of Nonsense." dollars for settlement of a debt that totaled America is not already buying elsewhere. Nov. 25, Dr. Burton Brazil, as- sociate professor of political ence, will review H. N. Parkinson's riadhIgn jimmies hair COURTESY DISCOUNTS cuts TO ST:SD:NTS Art-Music- 2)raina 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Spattetnady 52 S. Fourth Open Mon. P T. u s. Man bites dog Til! q p m Entered art neeond clam% matter 111:11, tti 1111 .10MO, I lellforala an - der the all Of Mare. :1, 1,711. Nlent- A TINY item in a rival paper, The San Fran- bee California Nest...tore Pohl Ivy League Art Exhibit Will Feature cisco Examiner, reported, "Statistics show Ameri- Cr.' AdworlatIon. dall, by United Radio & Annoeloted Ntadento. of "an .111O.P cans consumed 283,000,000 pounds of candy last mSIIde I.! year." For some reason this item of national interest was stuck in a Flat Tops TV Supply Co. nrelptIon. streepted only On a Faculty Paintings, Prints small corner on page 43 and trimmed down to three lines. 111/1111,-Of-PlehOillyllr 1.1,1, In Nerneater. $41 In ',prin. meow,- of you out there who noticed this squib l'111 \! \ kA1.1. ,,culp:ure by the Art Department Now I would wager most ere CO. l’,4-6411--Edltarled 210, Woleszle. Dis.'riLutors skipped over it lightly, hardly stopping to consider that this figure 010. Adt. 211. Perna of ..1010. Print - Art and Music I ,,litor faculty. Ins I a. Office hour. 1:$5-120 The exhibit, first in the new represented far too many sweets eaten in 1958. I Mean 283,000,000 Month., through Friday. int phone ELECTRONIC PARTS 41..711r1:10d/I. 1100 Id he mad, during MIAs A truly exciting art exhibit is will two weeks. It pounds of candy isn't a number you just toss off like that! HI -F1 EQjlr'MrNT building, in store for SJS art lovers. Sched- promises to be an outstanding My personal reaction to the item was that I was slightly taken JIM ADAMS, Editor jimmies 1:43 W. Sar. Coeds lied to open Monday if the new showing by outstanding artists. aback. In fact, I had difficulty keeping my mind on front-page news. BILL CRAWFORD, Adv. Mgr... Art Building's gallery is finished, The SJS art faculty is one of the I don't know about you, but I always have had a great deal of interest D.5 Ed,tor, this issue Darla Grainger CY 8-1212 the exhibit will feature paintings, largest on the West Coast. in these short items. That's a hell of a lot of candy. drawinc- prints, - nt A preview of the 40 works shows techniques from many HOW DO these cock-sure statisticians arrive at their findings? Where Servings Are Large schoolsworks range from pains- This is the first question I should like answered. (The papers are taking realism to extreme modern filled with items like "The average American male slid down 17 flights And Prices Are Right THE BURGER HOUSE forms. Subjects, too, are varied. of stairs during the month of February," "A total of 37 barns burned According to Warren Faus, asso- down last month in Vermont"; "The human heart pumps enough dur- BURGERS TO GO ciate professor of art, the works ing one 24-hour period to pull a hay wagon 187 miles each year.") will not be judged however, "quite These are facts to make world news fade into oblivion. How can a number will be for sale." you compare a guided missile with the sight of a human heart pulling ARCHIE'S The exhibit is free and open to a hay wagon? 24c , the public. The gallery will be Back to this figure of 283,000,000, I have always been puzzled as STEAK HOUS_Iiii open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- to how the researchers get their totals. (And isn't it nice for their "Custom -Built to Your Order" days. record books that the number of pounds landed right on 283,000,000?) 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1 Gallery walls are covered with I don't have any personal accounts handy, but I know I must have Near School 388 E. Santa Clara muted green burlap; one wall consumed at least 40 pounds of candy myself. (That includes a box -- must be finished before the ex- of chocolate-covered raisins I ate when nobody was looking.) And hibit can open. Florescent light- have they taken into account four pounds of candy swiped by a wo- 1, ing is from a plastic grillwork man shoplifter in Dubuque; Iowa, who got clean away with four pounds of licoriel. whips? Everything Photographic ceiling. HOW DO they go about adding up all that candy? Do they take BEST SELLERS cover behind the ladies-wear counter and mark it all down during the (Compikd by Publishers' Weekly) day? Are candy canes, candy apples and cotton candy counted? What WEBBS happens to the tiny pile of sugar left in the bottom of the bag? Or 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU FICTION AREA the amount of chocolate that sticks to the candy wrapper? IN THE SAN JOSE Exodus--Leon M. Uris These and other questions go unanswered. DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE Lady Chatterley's LoverD. H. 66 South First 5+. CV 3.0616 Lawrence WILLOW GLEN VALLEY FAIR Physician Reik's Definition Differs 1084 Lincoln Ave. CV 4-2610 56 Valley Fair CH 8-4500 Dear and Glorious Taylor Caldwell Advise and Consent Allen Says Book Talk Speak' Drury Dr. Norman L. Egger, associate Dr. Egger reviewed the wok Doctor Zhivago Boris Paster- professor of psychology, in review- thoroughly for his audience, but nak ing Theodor Rcik's -masochism in. did not recommend it for reading Modern Man," yesterday, pointed because of its "tedious, ponderous, Cella GarthGwen Bristow out to the Book Talk audience and unwieldly style." California StreetNiven Busch Reik's definitions of masochism Book talks are held Wednesdays differs from current views. Mrs. 'Ants Goes to ParisPaul at 12:30 p.m. in Rooms A and "The prevalent view among psy- B of Gallico choanalysts is that a masochist is the Cafeteria. The Light Infantry BallHam- one who derives pleasure fr. ilton Basso abuse," said Dr. Egger, and add, . The NON-FICTION "For Reik, this is not so. Lincoln National Life The Status Seekers Vance feels that the pain that sten:, Insurance Company Packard from abuse is not sexual pleasure, For Sr PlainHarry Golden in itself, but is only a prelimin:in The Years With Roes James The masochist must punish Thurber self to satisfy his guilty feclin,.:- Folk MedicineD. C. Jarvis Only then is he free to enjoy How I Turned One Thousand the pleasure." DoUa rs Into a Million in Real Es- Dr. Egger further simplified his tateWilliam Nickerson definitions by explaining that a The Elements of StyleWilliam masochist perhaps could be con- Strunk Jr. sidered "a guy who hasn't the guts Mine Enemy Grows Older to be a sadist." By this, Dr. Egger Alexander King meant, that, unlike the sadist, who AL CORRAL The House of IntellectJacques derives pleasure from inflicting College AgentSan Jose Stets Barzun pain, the masochist is too timid Richard NixonEarl Mazo to be that aggressive, and turns An unusual insurance plan Charley Weaver's Letters from these hostile feelings against him- exclusively for Mamaflit! 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SPARTAN DAILYI Early Wynn Out Today for Early Win 1Shudder Shudder By JIM STRF.ETER At shortstop Luis Aparicio, the other half of the Chisox' great Baseball's premier event, the , opens today with the ellICAGO , second base combination, stands out over of the Dodgers Remember Last facing the champion National SS, Luln Aparleio 257 Wills has good speed and hits as well as Aparicio, but Apariciu is the League champion at Comiskey Park in Chicago. 28, Nelson Fox .306 greatest fielding shortstop in the game today and the major league opening pitchers as announced by managers Walt Alston of the CF, Jim Lindh.' .272 leader with 56. Dodgers and Al Lopez of the Sox are (11-5) for Los An- IR, Ted Rhiszewski 320 The edge at third goes to the Dodgers, who have switch-hitting Wynn (22-10), the ace of the Chicago mound corps. Sherni Lollar Junior Gilliam, a .282 hitter and good glue man against the Chicago- Contest? Early Hawaii geles and 266 Oddsmakers have established the White Sox 11-10 favorites to cop 38, Rill Goodman 247 an's and Bubba Phillips. By DANNY MATLOW this year's classic and 6-5 choices to take the first game. LE, Al smith 237 In left field the Dodgers have , the best The time. Friday. Sept. 26, 1958. The place. Spartan Taking the two teams by position, they stack up like this: in the RE, Jim MeAnany 276 in the league over the last two months and a .300 hitter as well. The of Hawaii s. San Jose Stadium. The event, CM% ersity catching department the White Sox have a definite edge in Sherm P. Early Wynn (22-10) White Sox Al Smith helps in the clutch but is not as consistent as is said to be one of the three best in baseball. The Moon. In State. Lollar. who center, two question marks arise. Both the Dodgers' Duke an easy Dodgers' hits below average and is still developing as LOS ANGELES In center field, two question marks arise. Both the Dodgers' Duke Spartan fans, 11,500 strong were confident of pitchers. points rolled a handler of 38, 282 Snider and the Sox' Jim Landis go into the game with injuries. No win against a team which had had 100 up At first base the advantage swings over to the Dodgers, with the 28, 287 edge here as Landis is much the better fielder and Snider the better against it during the previous two weeks, while it had scored Hodges being picked over Ted Kluszev.ski old veteran Gil and Earl LE, Wally Moon 801 hitter. once itself. Kentucky had beaten the 'Bows. 52-0. and Kluszewski has helped the only Torgeson of the Sox. White Sox in the last CF, 307 of the Dodgers has the edge in right field over Jim Arizona State had obliterated UH,4. not the fielder that Hodges is and no longer hits the month but is RE, Norm Larker 283 McAnany of the White Sox. Boni are young and both are good fielders. 48-6. Even though the Spartans down pass, and the same Nolan way he did at Cincinnati. long ball the (ill Hodges 276 Larker has more power. had turned in a hard fought game Geor:e who scampered for the base we have the greatest in the game today in the At second (', John liWiellOr0 232 The Sox' pitching depth gives theni the edge here. Gerry Staley in a losing cause against the Uni- valuable two points in the 1958 Nellie Fox, their team leader and the real hustle guy of White Sox' ss, Maury Wills 282 and Turk Lown have been superb in relief. versity of Washington the week game. Both men are starters for Charlie Neal of the Dodgers is no slouch but he can't be the team. 1', Roger Craig (11-5) The feeling here is that the White Sox will take it in six games: before, most Spartan rooters, as Saturday night's game. with Fox. the compared Dodgers can't come close to matching the Chlsox' strength up the well as members of the team, Hawaii has more depth this thought the Rainbows would never year, and has shown the ability to get up in the air, come back with a rally that pays off in a winning game. But that night, when an easy Spartan players have told me victory seemed at hand, something Campus clothes at Roos/Atkins that they want to get back at went wrong. It appeared as though Hawaii for last year's defeat. With someone had injected the Island the will to win and a 60 minute ag- , boys with art invaluable drugI gressive attack, the San Jose grid- think it is called desire. The Ha- ders can win, I know. wiian boys outhustled, outcharged, 471 rr and simply outplayed the lads from Spartanville, who lost what- ever poise they may have had. Tiger Notches Hawaii rolled up 224 yards on the ground and scored in the sec- ond SHIRTS period on a 14-yard pass from Ring Talbot George to Billy Mills. No- Triumph Ian George scampered around er,! for the two points that meant feat for the Spartans. Over Giardello HAVEN The Spartans couldn't get a sus- I Dick Tiger took a climb up the gA, tamed drive under way until the I, middleweight ladder last night by third garter, when they scored wild -swinging his way to a unani- their lone touchdown. Emmett mous 10-round decision over Joey Lee's.attempt for a two-point pass 'Giardello of Long Island at Chi- 5.95 play fell incomplete, and Spartans caw). NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO spent the remainder of the game j Tiger, getting caught with coun- ... trying desperately to contain the ' ter-punching lefts and rights to three George brothers or else to the body early in the fight, started Authentic Ivy Oxford pullover. get a drive under way for a win, landing leather of his own in the late rounds to take the decision. The Georges didn't cooperate. Button down collar, button in Giardello. fighting his 100th They ran all over the field, hut fight, seemed to run out of gas in they couldn't score. The Spartans back and box pleat. In white, the later stanzas and his punches wouldn't cooperate either. Time lost their steam. Tiger with his and again their bids for crucial blue, navy and linen.' 14 to 161/2. win coupled with one last month yards fell short. The last play of over Ace Armstrong, will probably the game saw Mike Jones calling crack the top ten in the middle- signals from the Hawaii 17 1..rd weight division. line. A split second after the snap Giardello suffered a scrape over from center. Jones saw Paul his left eye and was cut in the I Schreiber in the end zone. hut the THE STYLES ARE EXACTLY RIGHT ninth round inside his mouth. Tig- pass fell incomplete and the game er was unmarked as the fight was over. ended. Hawaii had its first win of the The two judges gave Tiger the season and the Spartans looked nod 47-45 and 48-45. and the ref- , miserable in defeat. It is not diffi- eree scored it 47-43 in favor of cult for me to remember that Tiger. Giardello came in at 162 game, but it is impossible for me lhs and Tiger weicherl 160 . to forget ROOS/ATKINSi Returning now to t oil ay. Patronize find that Hawaii has the I Rini,' Mills who snared the touch- Our Advertisers ROLLING your hoop all over town in search of school clothes? NOTICE! QStop at 1-1/A for by Ernst. A complete everything! selection of styles, NOTICE!! colors and patterns by one of thc most fa- mous tic makers. 2.50 NOTICE!!!

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October 1, 1959 Police Majors Audubon Screen Tours Marketing Student Staff Role Talk Appointed Begin Tomorrow at 8 if the COSt is 50 cegn,tnes fr(1,,ri Charles Trundle, manager of ! 90 cents for marketing research for Hawaiian Thirteen SJS police majors have 1959 60 Audubon Screen Pineapple, will be guest speaker been appointed to serve under Stu- Tours will be presented ti at the San Jose State Marketing dent Police Chief Robert Terry le, 'morrow night at 8 in Morris VO Club's first meeting of the semes- his force this year. ter tonight at 730. members of Dailey Auditorium. Mr. Trundle will speak in Cafe- Selection for staff membership -The New World Discov- Man- teria Room A on the topic "Mar- is based on student qualifications ered" will be the theme of to be pre- keting Defined." and requires the filing of an appli- the movie and lecture styled will attempt to "give the sented by Laurel Reynolds, co- for He cation and an interview. business student an idea as to the author of -The New World Re- Chief for the year is role that marketing plays in busi- Assistant discovered," and first woman to comfort ness today." William Alexander. Linda Buxton take, edit and present nationally This will be the Club's third se- will fill the position of Captain. her wildlife films in a field dom- mester as a campus organization. The four lieutenants appointed inated by men. All students interested in any of the first 11051 are: Liaison division, Lt. Bob The announcement phase of marketing or business, movie-lecture Namba; Personnel division, Lt. of the season's five iii ti .ire invited to attend. by Dr. Arnold Gary Visher; Records division, Lt. programs was made ng Brickell; Placement division. G. Applegarth, local chairman of Dave 1011)1 $500 SMILES-Charles E. Stine (r), Crown Zel- strand, Mrs. Marion Kolte, Miss Thelma K. Im- Lt. William Borders. the screen tours. Job Interviews lerbach Foundation Secretary, shows seven smil- periale, Miss Katherine C. Crawford, Norman Sergeants on the staff are: Rob- Tickets may be purchased at the ing San Jose State College students the $500 C. Friberg, Wayne R. Hanson and Leroy Min- ert Bell, Gerald Meckler, Lanny door or in advance at S221. The To Start Monday scholarships awarded to each by the foundation. chin. McCullah, Michael Sn:yder, Wil- The winners (I to r), are: Mrs. Lorene E. Hof- liam Erfurth, Ann Hoberg, and footh :IIONDAY Mickey Filing. Spanish Club Fete said. U.S. Products Corp. San J(e, up ii will have a representative on car Students are invited by El Cir- culo Castellano to attend the pus between 1 and 5 p.m.. M., Scholastic Achievement a 1.1(.1 Spanish club's initiation and dance day, Oct. 5, to interview gradua Lutheran Group .In tomorrow night from 8-12 in the ing senior accounting majors. Than McClellan Air Force Base, Sae Student Union. Discusses Foreign dunce l)r lament. will have interviews Garners Awards for Seven There will be an admission Admi campus Monday. Oct. 5, between charge of 25 cents for non-mem- High scholastic a('h let c- tations during a cotlee hour in the Its interest III I urthering the ca- b a 9:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., for man- college Cafeteria. reers of outstanding students. Missions Tonight bers. Refreshments will be served. agement trainees in various fields, ment paid off for seven San Recipients of the awards and Dr. Dusel explained that San missions pin -The role of foreign nighteastagsbe asic graduate engineers, junior and Jose State College students their fields of study were: Mrs. Jose State is honored by these today" will be the topic of a dis- senior engineering or accounting Lorene E. Hofstrand, San Jose, special education scholarships. cussion by Pastor George Flora at students for summer cmployment. recently to the tune of a $500 chete SLATE education; Mrs. Marion Kolte, San At the present time, SJS and a meeting of the Lutheran Stud- THURSDAY scholarship from the Crown I Jose, education; Miss Thelma K. San Francisco State are the only ents Association tonight at 7:1" JeffcordCardigan, bwell Benson and Neff. certified pub- Zellerbach Four.dation for Imperiale, San Jose, education; two colleges in the nation receiv- at the Student Christian Center by Francisco, Miss lic accountants of San each of them. Katherine C. Crawford, Palo ing special education scholarship Fifth and San Fernando streets. will interview graduating account- Alto, chemistry; Norman C. Fri- grants from the Crown Zellerbach Pastor Flora spent ten years 111A0PAIR Dr. a ing majors between 9:15 a.m. and Charles E. Stine, the founda- borg, Walnut Creek, education; Foundation. a missionary in Liberia. He wil. 1191 E.SantaClara CY 3 8405 ! ,,,,retary, the presen- LORD made Wayne R. Hanson, San Jose, edu- Students who feel they have suf- show films -taken during his stay JEFF cation; and Leroy Minchin, Los Al- ficient scholarship marks and are there. Supper will be served at 6 This is the kind of , los, speech correction. interested in applying for future p.m. 'ANATOMY OF sweater every man en- AN feti: During the presentations Dr. Crown Zellerbach awards should Cost will be 50 cents. All stud- joys! Lightweight, but Students William J. Dusel, vice president of contact Assistant to the Dean of ents are welcome, according le A MURDER' warm. Neat and trim, the college, expressed his Lampe. She extend, appro. Students Robert L. Baron, chair- Pres. Nancy - Lee Remick with plenty of roomy ition on behalf of SJS to the man, College Scholarship Com- a special invitation to member - N.’ comfort. 100% virgin HOUSE OF HI -Fl isissin Zellerhach Foundation fir mittee, in Ailin2.69. of the I.S.O. Ben Gazzara - Eve Arden after-i Kathy-, C.)rant wool, dressed up just llawai Has moved to a new location right with horizontal from if - PLUS - stripes and contrasting 70 So 3391 W. San Carlos Clubs' Presidents Eve: Student Trainee Jobs Walt Disney's trim borders. In tl.P Discount on tape recorders to all students colors you like best will bo stag a presenting student body cards. To Convene Oct. 7; "AMA GIRLS it on and you'll n: "Sw friend for life. 514 35 RECORDS HI -Fl KITS TAPES Topic: SJS Rules Offer Many Fields Admission . . only 75 cents will be he to and I, -alents of all recogni/, Students will be classified de- Io has FREE COFFEE look around aopus student organizations are Applications are being ac- pending on the attainment in rames quired to attend a meeting on for student trainee SPARTAN DRIVE-IN cepted school that they have achieved. wt. 7 at 7 p.m. in TH55, Guy 'ANATOMY OF A MURDER' positions by the Civil Serv- The only requirements that are ,,eason, ASH vice president, an- ice Commission in scientific, placed on applicants are that they and - Edul dtnced this week. Friday Night agricultural, ac- be citizens and reached their 16th 'TA RIAN'S-- GREATEST HERM WYATT Purpose of the gathering is to technical, birthday. ADVENTURES" It, quire SINGS FOLK AND CALYPSO ,quaint clubs with campus regu- counting and statistical At , dions. Failure. to attend may. fields. A written examination which lasts 35 hours will be given each I C under ASH by-laws, cause a club The positions offer high school SAturday Night applicant. The first of the written HAL COMPTON I.. lose recognition. graduates through college seniors tests will be given Oct. 31, tot PLAYS FLAMENCO GUITAR Gleason said club presidents an opportunity to combine their those later than EL RANCHO should check their mailboxes in college study with training on the who apply not Cover Charge - No Minimum Oct. 13. No the Student Union for notices of job in either a vacation work- "MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT" the compulsory meeting. study program or cooperative hop work-study program. THE MASQUE "NUN'S STORY" COFFEE HOUSE In the vacation program, stud- GOP Club To Meet "Traditional;y Yovrs" ents attend classes during the full The Young Republican Chin be 82 SOUTH FIRST STREET Spartaguide and work in a Federal agen- 484 E. San Carlos CY 5-9686 year, gins its program for the year will TODAY cy during the vacation periods. In an informal meeting and introduc- Flying 20, meeting to nominate the cooperative work-study pro- tion of officers at 7:30 p.m. to- officers, S142, 7:30 p.m. Students : gram, students alternate their col- morrow in the cafeteria faculty interested in learning how to fly t lege study and work periods dur- dining room. ing the entire yeac. . -,v attend. Officers are Ray Blockie, presi- While on the job, student Independent Women's Housing dent; Dan Jacobson and Sharon trainees still work under the ouncil, meeting, CH23.5, 3:30 pm. Davit, vice presidents; and Eliza- guidance of and will assist pro- Spartan (Mucci, meeting, CH- beth Stone, secretary. The meet- fessional personnel engaged in 160, 7:30 p.m. ing Is open to all interested stud- research or other types of pro- Spartan Y, opening program, ents. Blockie said. "Sex and Campus Values," Cafe- fessional work. teria Faculty Dining Room, 3:45 Trainees will receive no salary p.m. for the time spent in college study and will pay all schooling expenses Sahara Oil Co. Young Republican, meeting, BEST GAS PRICES themselves. In some cases then Cafeteria faculty dining room, 7:30 IN SAN JOSE has been provisions made for If:, I p.m. AT lk CLASSIFIEDS paying of tuition by the Feder Young Republicans Executive SECOND & WILLIAM Board. meeting, Cafeteria faculty agency. Ercellent horn. cooking, eve. meals for dining room, 7 p.m. dw an Classified Rates: reas. 759 S. 6th. CY 2.2009. all 25c a line first insertion Student Activities Conunitee, 0

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