Co-Rec "Cold-Rise" is tonight's ('o- Vet Vouchers theme, 7:30-9:45 in the ( al Vets most :sign their at- Women's Gym and l'ER Build- tendance vouchers for Decem- ing. Along V11,11 the usual Co- ber not later than Dec. 4 If they ney WM Met, ilak.inging tk fah their .11111156,1 111Ve checks of Roger Black ;till be featured. before the Christmas holiday's, Admission is free but Molted to according to a representative of ASK cardholders. P II b I iv it y ,a2tatz chairman Julie Alain urges all the cashier's office. The vouch- er% are mailable in ADM263. students to c and enjoy the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE activities. No. 45 Vol. 52 .1 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1964 Visiting Profs To Speak Reorganization Proposed At SJS Today, Tomorrow New US 'School' Plan Bared By SUE WADE An ad hoc committee recom- sciences, since science is too lim- one man would find it difficult to Suggested plans fur academic mended a plan which would cre- ited. supervise the faculty. reorganization of present SJS di- ate nine schools. This plan, how- CRITICISM Dean Muore's plan grouped the 'Land Reform ASB Author, Prof visions and areas into schools were ever, received criticism from Other criticism came from a departments into schools which Solons discussed by faculty and staff at members of the faculty and staff. speaker for the Humanities De- -would result in a more balanced the second meeting of the Policy Dr. Dwight Bentel, head of the partment, who opposed the pro- community of academic groups in Flores' Topic Campus Guest Committee on Faculty and Staff Department of Journalism and posed formation of the three terms of numbers of faculty and Start Coffee Affairs recently. The first step Advertising, expressed preference schools, the School of Letters, in terms of function and purpose," In Latin Amerj "New Patterns in the Commu- "Land Reform proposed a plan for the reorgani- for this department to remain in Fine Arts and Social Sciences, be- Dean Moore said. will be discussed by D Ed- nist Countries of Eastern Europe" Ica" or.f zation of administrative positions the applied fields rather than to cause the departments which are Flores, professor agri- 'APPROPRIATE SCHOOL' mundo Chats Today will be outlined by Dr. Alexander at SJS. be changed to the social sciences. now closely related would be split National The departments broadly cate- cultural economics at the Szalai, professor of sociology at Five plans were proposed by Dr. Lester Lange, head of the between two or more schools. University of Mexico, this morn- Coffee pots are perking smooth- gorizey as being social or be- University of Veszpren. Hun- committees of the Academic Coun- Mathematics Department, said he There was comment against the at 1030 in Concert Hall, ly in the College Union but Stu- the havioral sciences would be grouped ing cil and one plan was proposed by wished his department to be asso- formation of a school which would Flores' speech is sponsored dent Council is nervously awaiting gary, in Concert Hall tomorrow in what Dean Moore terms "the Dr. Dr. Robert Moore, dean of the ciated with humanities rather than include so many departments that Lecture Committee, student reaction to Its first chatty afternoon at 1:30. appropriate school." The School of by the College Division of Sciences and Applied the Pan American Committee and confrontation with Spartans. Natural Sciences would allow the Dr. Szalai will discuss the eco- Arts. ASS. The ASB's long-planned coffee various departments of science to the nomics of certain Communist The various plans would include Alliance for Progress" get-togethers with repreRentatives be in an administrative and aca- "The countries of Eastern Europe and from six to nine schools, In all program, its slow progress and its and students will have its test run demic grouping "appropriate to will comment on such topics as rel- cases, the Business, Education, achievements" will re- in Council chambers this after- their destiny of being one of the "concrete ative economic efficiency, central- Engineering and Graduate Divi- ceive Dr. Flores' attention in the noon, 2-3 p.m. strongest collegiate schools of sci- ization vs. decentralization, con- sions would not be altered except Publicity men in the Union have ence in the West." talk. cepts of the socialist "business for the name, which would be According to Dr. Flores, "'The dubbed the weekly caffeine-tests firm," "socio-economic status" and changed from division to school. Dean Moore also believes that for Progress' requires the as the "triple K- Kouncil Koffee Alliance new trends in economic planning. PURPOSE a more balanced academic organi- enactment and implementation of Klatch." zation would tend to encourage FUTURE The purpose of the reorganiza- progressive fiscal reforms and of All 18 representatives and five TO DISCUSS the presently needed development developments tion is to gain academic excellence agrarian reforms before the United executive officers plan to sip cof- He will consider of more interdisciplinary courses generation as through the alignment of various States loans funds to the Latin fee with students and chit-chat among the younger and programs. His plan, he be- economic, departments and their programs. American countries." about anything cof fee-k la t chers well as possible future lieves, would increase flexibility directions of "Since the birth of the Alliance, may have on their minds. social and political for internal adjustment of depart- the states involved. all the countries of Latin America KNOW LEADERS ments within schools. Author of seven books published have passed reform legislation, but One of the big problems still to Dr. Wahlquist in Hungarian since 1946, Dr. 'IDEAL PLAN' the concrete achievements other- be solved is that of recognition of The Szalai was made chairman of the "The only plan that should be wise seem to be minimal. the ASB leaders, who prefer to sociology department at the Uni- Returns to Classes devised should be an ideal plan," causes and results of the reticence talk with students, rather than govern- versity of Budapest in 1946 and Dr. Albert Porter, associate pro- of the Latin American one another. founded the Institute of Social Re- fessor of management, said. "Any ments will be elaborated upon," One thing is certain, however. search, the first of its kind in In Spring Semester plan that is not ideal is not prac- said Dr. Flores. Student officials won't be wearing de- Hungary. Dr. John T. Wahiquist, SJS tical." Holder of M.S. and Ph.D. official blazers to identify them- of Wis- Dr. Porter also expressed the grees from the University selves. In the winter of 1948-49, as the president emeritus and professor currently belief that reorganizers should consin, Dr. Flores is The proposal to wear blazers Communist dictatorship in Hun- of education, has returned to San Stanford Uni- keep in mind the revolution of visiting professor at to accomplish the ASB aim of gary assumed increasing control of posts Jose from Hawaii, where he spent technology and organization of versity. He has held similar "improving communication with political, economic and intellectual and the to six weeks as a consultant for the knowledge. at Princeton University students" preceded the klatch life, Dr. Szalal was condemned Texas. Church College of Hawaii. Pilot, by Stove Ste, The final plan may differ from University 'of idea. life imprisonment because he "rep- appearance at SJS is Currently on leave, Dr. Wahl- those discussed at the meeting. Dr. Flores' Student outrage at the blazer resented hostile ideologies." DAN BARKLIND (I.), winner of the overall "turkey trot" spon- "Latin American af- quist will return to the campus The committee makes recommen- the annual legislation, originally proposed by sored by Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity, receives a victory which has been a PROFESSORSHIP REINSTATED in February to teach two classes dations to the Academic Council, fairs lecture" Robin Phillips, senior representa- kiss from 1964 Homecoming Queen Mary Blomguist Nov. 24. tradition at SJS. Dr. Szalai was released from in education. He is also a con- but the plan may be approved or long-time tive, reached such a point that Bob Barklind, a freshman, won the race by finishing in 17 minutes flat. prison in 1956 following a general sultant to Chancellor Glenn S. altered by the Chancellor's office. Pisan , ASB president, vetoed the change in world-wide Communist Dumke of the California State Ai fold True, professor a me- resolution. policy. He was reinstated in his Colleges. teorology and chairman of the member- Cal Students NO BLAZERS; professorship and in his He was SJS president for 12 Council Breaks Tradition committee, said that he hoped the of Sciences. Council bowed to student opin- ship in the Academy years and retired when he became plan could be completed by the ion and did not attempt to over- lie was again deprived of his 65, on Sept. 10. end of the year. Disciplined come Pisano's strongly worded professorship after the 1956 Hun- Accompanied by his wife, Dr. SJS Students Attend Meet garian revolt and was forbidden to Wahiquist was invited to Hawaii By SCOTT MOORE more representative, BERKELEY (UPII Four lead- veto message. will present S ful- publish anything for two years. by Dr. Owen J. Cook, acting pres- Student Council last week made a preliminary report to ers of the October demonstrations Instead, Council decided to Council chool Officials fill its communications aim through Since 1960, however, the govern- ident of Church College, a four- an historic move toward elevating this afternoon. at the University of California -and-talk idea, less costly ment found it needed his talents year liberal arts college, located SJS' national image by sending Bob Pisan o, ASB president, campus faced disciplinary action the coffee buying blazers. as a social scientist and has her- at Laicoa, sponsored by the two delegates to ASH convention named the delegates last Tuesday yesterday. than Meet on Campus originally niated him to engage in free re- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter at the University of Oklahoma. night following Chancellor Edward W. Strong Five hundred dollars Council's regular was allotted for the blazers. Esti- search. Day Saints. Active participation in the meeting. Eighty administrators and coun- Monday listed charges against mated cost cif the klatches is $50- This year Dr. Szalai spent some Dr. Wahlquist studied opera- American Student Government As- Council had approved the recom- selors of high schools and junior Mario Savio, Art Goldberg, Jackie 75 a year. time as a visiting professor at the tional phases at the college, in- sociation, ASGA, represents SJS' mendation of Financial Advisory colleges in the area attended this Goldberg and Brian Turner. Most representatives hope stu- Massachusetts Institute of Tech- cluding admission procedures, stu- first association with a national Board (FAR) that two delegates year's all-day articulation con- The four students were ordered dents swarm into the Union in nology (MIT). He will remain in dent classification and teaching group. go to Oklahoma at a cost of $550 ference held yesterday on the SJS to face the Faculty Committee on such numbers that future klatches the United States for a few weeks loads. Delegates to the Thanksgiving for the three-day meeting. campus. Student Conduct at a later date. will have to be held in larger quar- this month as a "distinguished Half of 1,000 students at the weekend convention, Miss Kath- Joining ASGA represents a Various aspects of college life The committee has the right to ters, such as the Cafeteria or Con- guest" of the Ford Foundation college are Polynesians from Ta- erine (J.J.) Fraser, junior repre- sweeping departure from SJS' pre- at SJS were discussed by repre- cross examine witnesses and can cert Hall. under its Hungarian program. hiti, New Zealand and Fiji. sentative. and Bill Clark, sopho- vious stands on national organiza- sentatives of the various college students if it chooses. expel tions. departments. The disciplinary action was au- For 17 years, the college has re- The day began at 9 a.m. with thorized by the regents earlier fused to join the National Student a coffee hour, followed by a special this month simultaneous with the , Association (NSA), primarily be- welcome by Pres. Robert D. Clark announcement that campus rules cause of its political nature. and talks by H. R. Buchser, pres- governing solicitation of funds and ident Talent Show of Sponsor San Jose To City reeks College, for off campus political FORUM members and Curtis Davis, assistant super- organizations would be liberalized. SJS Greeks will display their Newly formed ASGA, however, intendent of secondary instruction The four students were promi- talents in the 13th annual All- does not take stands on political for the San Jose Unified School 2 demonstra- Greek Show Saturday, 7:30 p.m. in Issues but serves as a forum for nent in the Oct. 1, District. tions during which students sur- San Jose Civic Auditorium. The the interchange of student govern- Before the program concluded rounded a police car and kept it show is open to the public. ment ideas. at 4 p.m., the group heard from for nearly two days. Organized and financed by Theta Why did SJS decide to join the trapped 16 SJS department represent.' held another national body? - The rebel students Chi fraternity, Greek Show will in- fives. meeting Monday attended by 500 clude acts by Kappa Alpha Theta, "We went to the ASGA conven- students. A spokesman hinted that Delta Zeta, Delta Gamma and Chi tion with a feeling of curiosity," severe action against the four stu- Omega. Clark explained yesterday. dents could trigger new demon- Fraternity entrants Include Al- The sophomore representative strations. pha Tau Omega, Pi Kappa Alpha, explained that the ASB "felt a STARTING Steve Weissman, another leader Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma Alpha need for a national organization of the students said, "They are Mu. to improve our stature." trying to pick off our leaders one Additional entertainment will be It didn't know if ASGA would by one." provided by Shirley and Lee, a accomplish this aim. TODAY! rock and roll group, and the Theta "We came away from Oklahoma Chi Red Horde band. Ross Mc- very enthusiastic with ASGA," he ASB Commission Gowan, KSJO disc jockey and declared. Theta Chi member, will preside as Miss Fraser concurred with FALL Holds Interviews master of ceremonies. Clark's sentiments. "It is definitely Interviews for the human Re- Judging fraternity and sorority an organization of which we want lations Commission will be held entrants will be Thomas Eagan. to be a part." 2-5 p.m. tomorrow in the College professor of music; Howard Miller. SJS TO PROFIT BOOK Union. assistant professor of speech; and Both delegates declared that SJS Application sign-up is 2-3 p.m. Richard Elliott, assistant professor will profit from the national ex- today and until 1 p.m. tomorrow of drama. posure to other schools the ASGA in the College Union. Tickets are on sale, 50 cents provides. SALE The three members to be select- each, in the Student Affairs Busi- "Right now," Miss Fraser said. Photo by Anne Lou Dyson ed need have no prior government ness Office (B1) through Friday, "we're at a stage where the rest of experience. SWEEPSTAKES WINNER Chi Omega cap- ment again this year in the 13th Annual Greek according to Randy Barrick, Greek the nation is very definitely ready cpaptan The commission will undertake tured Sweepstakes and First Place Sorority Di- Show at the Civic Auditorium Saturday night. Show chairman. to hear from SJS." problems involving communica- vision awards for a portrayal of "Contemporary Sponsored by Theta Chi fraternity, Greek Show Proceeds from the event will be Finally, Clark declared ASGA ecolmtore tion and interpersonal relation- Nursery Rhymes" in last year's All-Greek will include four fraternity and four sorority donated to the Santa Clara to be less expensive publicity for ships which affect the welfare of Show. Here "Jack and Jill" hope to dance their division acts. Shirley and Lee, a rock and roll Crippled Children's Society, Bar- SJS than other programs, "such as Right on Campus the student body. way to SJS. Greeks will provide such entertain. group, will also be presented. nett stated, the $6,300 band trip to Arizona." 2 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1964 044 Comment Vantage Point Congo Rescue Suspension By EVELYN SALAZAR was forced to FOOTHILL COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL `V adjourn halfway through the agenda recently, according to the U.S. Running Scared Again Foothill Sentinel. A payday In Europe can help The members "couldn't agree on a color for a proposed new The suspension uf re-, operations in the Congo exhibits ASFC automobile." opf the U.S., true to form, running scared for its reputation follow- "The car will be a 1965 four-door sedan with more than 230 WORK ing the protestations of MOliC014 and Communist puppet na- horse power V-8 engine and will include power steering and brakes, tions. automatic transmission, radio, heater and six seat belts." Briefly, it appeared as if the U.S. would act according to The council purchased a 1964 station wagon last year, but it IN EUROPE conscience and try to save lives instead of face. Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has been outlawed for student use because it falls under the legal Every registered student can UPI reports that there are still more than 1,000 people in definition of a school bus. get a job in Europe through the the Congo whose lives are still in danger. Stith the termination The reason the council had to adjourn was because the mem- American Student Information of U.S.-Belgian rescue operations, there is very litth hope for be. Service, and the first 5000 appli- bers couldn't agree what color the car should cants receive $250 travel grants. these people should the rebels seek another blood bath. IT WAS AN UNLUCKY DAY Friday the 13th for an Arizona It is possible to earn $300 a month So the U.S. chose to save face rather than lives- the re- State University student. from a job selection that includes sult? More than 1,000 lives are in danger and the U.S. did He tried to swat a fly that was in his window and lost his lifeguarding, child care and other irreparable damage to its reputation as a nation with a con- resort work, office, sales, ship- balance. His arm went through the glass, cutting nerves and board, farm and factory work. science. arteries. Job and travel grant applications The Communists must have wrung their hands with glee RUSSIAN TOUR INCLUDED MOSCOW and Leningrad for and complete details are availa- to see the U.S. succ h to their demands. the Undergraduate ble in a 36-page illustrated book- Indiana University students who participated in let which students may obtain by Our reputation was not at stake in the Communist World Russian Language Study Tour Program. (for the sending $2 booklet and AN the Reds have always disliked us. Yet, in the face of free Five weeks were spent in a preparatory workshop in Russian airmail postage) to Dept. N, ASIS, 22 Ave. de la Liberte, Lux- world praise for U.S. good judgment and humanitarianism, and then a tour to Russia. WE PAY chose to placate foes whose attitudes toward us would not embourg City, Grand Duchy of we LACK OF PARKING SPACE forces some students at the Uni- Luxembourg. We rent & have been altered whatever course of action taken. versity of Oregon in Eugene to park in a nearby cemetery. crowns & h ****** Meridian. 2 In addition we lost the respect of our friends by exhibit- Students were surprised to find that their cars had been towed * .- ...... ********** UNWANTI ing insensitivity for human life and for what must have ap- away after dark. A Eugene city ordinance makes it unlawful for 11, frolysis. N f peared to some an inordinate desire to placate the Communists. anyone to be in any cemetery between two hours after sunset and 294-4499. Some critics of the choice have accused the U.S. of coward- and Parry sunrise. ice. This is the worst that may be said for our action. Thrust retrieve their cars from a I It cost the students $8.50 each to At best it is a display of ignorance and disregard for the logs, aid student, in selecting wrecking lot. USED CAI feelings of our friends. 1111.W. 'Please, Don't Ruin PREMIERED at the University of Indiana. "The professors at registration and A BALLET USED CAI House" was choreographed by Gilbert Read, professor in the School 'Waster 8th). 295-C Soccer Games' prod professors with poor rat- of Music's department of ballet. It was based on the "Harlot's '55 FORD Editor: ings to improve. 340 So. 411 Spattanaily House," a poem by Oscar Wilde. The columnist on the sports However, the List is not worth JEWELERS The music is "Nocturnes" by Debussy, a Wilde's contemporary. page of the Nov. 20 Spartan the paper it is printed on if * '56 Ford Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Mirnber California The set and costumes were designed by Mario Cristini, pro- Newspapers Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published Daily scared me enough that I students don't participate by New look in design '58 AUSTIls daily by Associated Students of San Joss Stat College, accept Saturday and fessor in the department of opera scenic design of the School of IThe New top had to write this letter. Please, rating their instructors. All the 6. Anytime Sunday. during college year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of- improvements over last year's Music. sernest r basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus price don't ruin soccer games by * at Santa Clara County's '57 FORD per copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414 Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386 Adver- bringing in the band, cheerlead- list in the areas of control and $500 or ctlf tising Est. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours ers and the type of fan who goes compilation are useless unless most fashionable jewel- 1962 AUS11 I45-4.20 p.m. Monday through Friday. along with students help out. New fires, Reporters Kim Allender, John Bartel, them. Dr. Pitchford To Review Editor __ WILLIAM WATSON The issue is clear. If Cond. 264 William Blow. Sherry Brown. Carolyn I swore off football games in students ry stores. Ad, ManaCie JANET BRAUN want an effective Tower List (a '63 HONE Chase. Carolyn Claus, Dave Della. favor of soccer after I watched 1' shield, helm Day Editor DAVE DELLA MAGGIORE feeling well demonstrated last Maggiore, Patricia Gutermute, Joe this season's first games in each 'The Deputy' at Book Talk '58 PLYMI News Editor __ RICHARD DOTY Kersh, Al Mason, Scoff Moore, of these sports. I was impressed spring by the fact that last FRATERNITY SORORITY Kathleen Norris, David Nosaki, John "The Deputy," controversial World War II, Dr. Pitchford pendable. E Copy Editor ... BILL LEONARD with soccer mainly because of year's List was sold out in a few JEWELRY FOR 2620. Regan, Sandie Sanderson, Art Sim. book by Rolf Hochhuth, will be said. Feature Editor .. DIANA IC.) JOW the more sophisticated audience. days) they should pick up rat- '57 RETRAC burg, Gary Strom, Richard Went, reviewed by Dr. Henry G. Pitch- He noted that Hoch hu t h Fine Arts ___ ADRIENNE KENNEDY David Vincent, Beverly Wade, Roland Granted, the things the students ing forms, fill them out, and belt., eft. ford, assistant professor of soci- "makes a rather convincing case e tilN 0111'w/1. V-8 auto. ! Society Editor JANE HOYT Zechmeister. do at football games often are turn them in. PAYNE Staff Melva Bennett, Tony ology, this afternoon at 12:30 in that the lack of such action is '63 FORD- Sports Editor DAVE Advertising funny, but I feel sorry for the Investigative Writers . MARILYN BELL Borgman, Rose Marie Cleese, Har- Roger Allen Cafeteria A. one of the saddest episodes in cond. mak players they must feel left out. CHERI WALKER vey Hanemoto, Jim Hill, Phil Keeffe, the history of Christianity." '61 VW Wire Editor ___ TOM POWELL Robert Leaverton, Ohbayashi Maim- Also, even though I don't A9186 According to Dr, Pitchford, sell. $1050 Dr. Pitchford has been on the Euchring* Editor EVELYN D. SALAZAR to. Ernest Martin, Bob McCorkle, know much about sports, it Hochhuth's account "is con- '58 MGA Manager .... ED FOSTER Doug McKean, Barbara Mathew, SJS faculty since 1963. He OFFICER GUARD Business seems as though soccer moves cerned with the central moral end Tonn. Promotion Manager TOM HENNESSY Dean Middour, Alan Morrison, Vol Student Comments earned his B.S. from Auburn 105 Yellow Gold $3.25 too fast even to get a yell going. problem of man in all ages: the Class. Ad. Mgr..._.._ ...... BOB JOHNS Montegrande Larry Negrete, Don University in 1998, his MS. from 10K White Gold 4.25 Public Relations Director Powell, Janet Roth, Bob Series, Bob I have found that I can't take On Tower Hall extent to which he is his broth- Syracuse in 1950, his MA. from JOHN SEARLES Schemer, Linda Schulz, Gary Thomas, my eyes off the field long er's keeper." WEDDING Photo Editor _ JOHN SOURIALL Joan Wilkins, Tom Wilson. Editor: Denver in 1958 and his Ph.D. enough to look around me, let "The author attempts to ex- Wedding F I hear tell that Tower Hall in 1960 from Emory University. OFFICER DANGLE alone watch someone tell me amine the rationale behind Pope e VIOLIN has steel girders that make it 10K Yellow Gold $200 when to yell. Pius XII's refusal to speak out Cond. $75 one of the strongest buildings on 105 Whee Gold 275 against the mass murder of Jews PEUGEOT Five hundred fans may not be campus. cond. Orii a very large in W e e r n Europe" during PILOT percentage of the I hear tell that it was the first $50. 295.0 student body, but I feel fairly building in the west to use re- TRAINING OFFICER HENKE Si sure that they all go to watch CHARM pr. lad,. inforced con cre t e and steel Dean Gunderson Sterling Silver $2.00 each. the game and to enjoy it, rather girders. Pacific Air Academy than having to enjoy their 10K Yellow Gold 4.75 041 SPX I hear tell the architect re- Now Offers $30. C. benchmates and the other canned I4K Yellow Gold 6.00 ceived congratulations f rom Among Speakers HAVE JA 720 excitement that is included with around the world for his lasting FINANCING! other sports. Dean of SJS Engineering Di- Come in and see our new line design. vision, Norman 0. Gunderson, Private Pilo* of Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry Nancy Moore I hear tell that when the steel was among speakers at the re- Commercial Pilot r,tEr`MAI PSA FLIGHTS Instrument Pilot A5610 girders were found the orders cent public hearing of the Com- were "Take it down anyway." Multi -engine Pilot i jlu. 29 mission on Manpower, Automa- Flight Instructor But I also hear tell that no- tion and Technology, at the City XMAS OVER Newscaster Lauded body was really surprised when Hall of San Francisco. Aerobatic Flight Training they were found. "THE ME By Phi Sigs California Gov, Edmund G. Available Soon!!! I hear tell square-cornered Housing. the Com- Editor: block buildings are more effi- Brown also addressed food. Clos HOLIDAYS PILOT SCHOOL 72 S. FirA St. FURNISHE We at the Phi Sigma Kappa cient. Grassy quads and climbing mission. Gunderson's speech, Approved by San Jose One & Tess house would like to express our ivy are not practical. Dean Federal Aviation Agency sincere titled "A Faculty's Concern for NEW appreciation for the fine I hear tell maybe the new California Dept. of Education Phone 297-0920 Rates fron (How about that?) Advance- broadcast by Ken Allen on our building will have blue panels Relating Technological week. Corr intramural ment to Society," dealt with the Pacific Air Academy championship team. along its straight sides, instead Westgate Shopping Center Color T.V, Call PSA Super Electra Jet reservations today! stu- 295-4212 Electric 61. All of us listened to the rebroad- of the usual green ones. steps SJS is taking to help cast of the game, dents relate themselves to the MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 1600 Saratoga Ave. radio. Grc and thought St. 293-99: that Ken's LOUIS King effects of automation and other SAN JOSE announcing was of Phone 379-3051 $$9.50. Mc excellent quality. We feel that SI technological changes. Francisco -Los Angeles 13.50 **** ****** ************** carpet. We San Ken's hard work and fine an- Call 269-8 761-0818 nouncing should not go without WOMEN'S Los Angeles -San Diego 6.35 some tribute. Thanks again, Ken. Spring see. 776-0125 HI NOUS The brothers of "FREE" SWEATER Spring son San Diego -San Francisco 19.85 ltl Sigma Kappa PRESENTING AN EXCLUSIVE 298-4611 TROUBLE WITH 'SJS Misinformed Fashion Sweater Club To bu YOUR ennui About Tower List' BUDGET? just t Editor: Learn how you this THE Why not join GEM now for a quick course As a member of Tau Delta may qualify ir blank. 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They sneer or snicker Name Date D Lost smugly as they pass by, sure of EL RANCHO TROPICAIR Address D Perm * Jam session Sundays their "knowledge" that the Tow- Alma and Almaden 294.2041 1968 Alum Rock A D Semi er List either could not exist or Home Phone * J.D. quartet Mon.-Thurs. "GOODBY CHARLIE" D Iran: if it does it is run by a hunch of North Screen "EARTH DIES SREAMING" School Phone crazy radicals who are attempt- "OUTRAGE" City ----- Name Open 7 nights a week ing to disturb the serene atmos- "LOLITA" at San College or Hours: 7:30-12 midnight Fri., Sat., Sun. phere Jose State. STUDIO Run Ad A statement of prirciples is in Stud nt 1.0. No. 9:00-1:30 A.M. Mon.-Thurs. order. The purpose of the Tower 396 South First 212-6718 South Screen ... IStarting List is to provide students with "THE OUTRAGE" * "ROUSTABOUT" Signature Spouse's Signature Admission 50c a student opinion poll of profes- "PSYCHE 59" sors. It is hoped that the Tower STUDENT RATE "FATE IS THE HUNTER" onsionowsse.w ...... . dr. Spouse's School/Employ List will, by virtue of Its find- Approved SPARTAN DAILY-11 'Un;versal Yuletide' Wednesday. Dec. 2. 1964 Brazilian Broadcaster Visits! THE BEST IN The Drama Department Presents Meets Tonight, THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING Theme of AWS SPORT SJS Radio, TV News (enter""Features Film Strip MAGALINL By Christopher Fry lollfIL; Americans for Freedom A 11cazdirin radio tend tei&nisio)) grains tut pualatmes.- -mural (YAF I will begin a series of edu- Christmas Contest man visited the SJS Radio and I Programs which involve murder, the I.rparlirm Sound Ott Box Office Open Today and Trimorzow cational meetings tonight at S p.m. Television News Center and the violence and sex should be broad- "Universal Y clef isle" is the in H5. Highlighting tonight's meet- BIG-TIME vs. SMALL-TIME SHEA RUNS DEC. 4, 5.1). 10. Spartan Daily Office last week. cast after 10 p.m. or must an- I I. 12 theme of this year's AWS-spon- ing will be a film strip entitled COLLEGE FOOTBALL Paulo Puiva de Oliveira, assist- nounce in advance that the pro- "Our American Heritage." A controversial discussion be- sored Christmas Door Decorations ant manager of Radio and TV grams are not for children. According to Robert Young, tween coach Duffy Daugherty of College Theatre Curtain 8:15 p.in. Contest, which is open to all ap- Gaucha and director of the Stand- "This is not government censor- president of the San Jose State Michigan State and coach Dave SJSC Students 75. $1.50 General proved women's living centers. ard Propaganda S.A. Advertising ship," said Oliveira, "but we think Nelson of small-college power De. Chapter of YAF, various films are aware on the fierce competition, Agency, stopped at San Jose on his it is the good thing. In other Applications are due at the Ac- re- being obtained for viewing at fu- high-pressure recruiting methods, way from New York. spects we enjoy complete freedom BOX OFFICE 5th & SAN FERNANDO STS. tivities Office, ADM292, Friday. ture meetings. YAF is also in the and "must win" psychology that just as typify the startling differences be- Oliveira has been attending the Americans do." of engaging speakers to Judging by faculty members and process tween big and-small-time college Open 1-5 1964 International Broadcasting About 50 per cent of Brazilian P.M. present a series of campus lee- football. downtown merchants will take television programs Seminar in New York, to study the are imported totes. place Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. system. He is from the United States, Oliveira toy 1311IV&IritilliMINIMniffint-Enatelata? rds ire' es' U.S. broadcasting Winners will be announced the one of 22 broadcasting men from noted. 1964-65 All-America following week at the Christmas all over the world to attend the The Untouchables, Bonanza, Dr. BASKETBALL Tree Lighting Ceremony, in front seminar. Kildare and Ben Casey are among m_EN PREVIEW Inn editors of SPORT scan every of the Engineering Building. "The Untouchables cannot be the Brazilian favorites. section of the country to select Trophies will be "We Brazilians respect the awarded to broadcast after 10 p.m. at night STYLING FOR the nation's top basketball stars of first, second and third place win- in Brazil." Oliveira said. American people not only for their the 1964-65 season. Spartan Daily Classifieds great economic power, but for ners. According to Oliveira, there is a BETTER GROOS! r. Coeds in charge of the door federal code to restrict TV pro- their love of peace. We always feel BUY 'EM! decorations include Pamela Ariett we are part of the America," said SPORT keeps you apace of all (chairman), Pamela Joslin, Wen- Oliveira. &PVPXS events on the college and pro dy Brownton, Pamela Falt, Linda sports scene. Enjoy expert cover- age, analysis, Weeden, Connie Kannard and Job Interviews RAZOR CUT indepth features, action photos in Laurie Vann. Math Professor SHOESHINE TODAY: CONTRACT FOR SALE. Rm. & bd. Call MANICURE JANUARY ANNOUNCEMENTS (11 294.6294. Ask for Phil Basile. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Talks Tomorrow Co.: B.S. or MS. in liberal arts or WE 2 BD. HOUSE for rent, water & garbage 'L'Atalante' Film PAY CASH for your best apparel. Dr. L. H. Lange, head of the TOWN & SPORT We ont NEW bridal gowns, veils. paid. Room for 3 boys. 293-4659. (56 E. business for positions as business BUILDING .crs:7 COUNTRY crowns & hoops. UNIQUE SHOPPE, 1589 Reed. At Flicks Today office supervisor, management SJS mathematics department, will VILLAGE Favoroe mapas,ne of it,. sporis Meridian. 264-7552. Closed Mon. NEED I GIRL ROOMIEI New Unappr and administration insales, ac- speak tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in stars and the sports minded! UNWANTED HAIR removed by elec- Apt. ih blk. SJS. $37.50 mo. 294-7922. "L'Atalanle" is the classic film counting, production and data A133. "Maxima-Minima Without 296-8458 trolysis. NANTELLE R. E., 210 S. 1st. MALE ROOMMATE - re- Calculus" is his lecture topic. NOW ON SALE! 294-4499. 2 bd. rm. apt,. series presentation today at 3:30 process, minimum G.P.A. 342 S. 11th, No. 4. $33.75 mo., plus quired: accounting, 2.48; indus- The Student Mathematical So- utilities. 286-3785. and 7 p.m. in T1-055, according to tmmT AUTOMOTIVE (2) trial relations, 2.25; management, ciety, sponsor of the talk, invites 4.1.21,14.3.1.)1111.135fz0.-i1k.r.0../3.1st COTTAGE - I bd. rm., 2 blks, to col Rollin E. Buckman, audio-visual 2.34; marketing, 2.39--citizenship the public to attend. NOW SERVING COMPLETE ITALIAN DINNERS USED CARS, $99 and up. FREEMAN'S loge. Furnished. $115 per month. CT service center coordinator. USED CARS, 345 E. Julian (bat. 7th 7-9344 or 269.9149. required and males only. PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, RAVIOLI'S, The film is an ironic story of Fairchild-MovIe: 7:30 p.m.- 13th). 295.0465. 430 MONTH - Rms. V2 blk. SJS, piped MEAT BALLS, ITALIAN SALADS '55 FORD -- Needs clutch. Make offer. heat. Utils. pd. Kitchen. 292.1327. newlyweds who start their mar- 9:45 p.m., in Preview Room of the 340 So. 4th St., Apt. 20. ried life on a barge. Spartaguide MARRIED COUPLES-Fern. apt. $92.50. Audio-Visual Building. The pur- MUST SELL I I 1 Rung, wash./dryer. Near SJS. 545 So. "A rich vein of humor, lyric pose of the movie is to make TODAY: 56 Ford - 2 dr. $295. John 8.293-9320. 11th St. 292-3745. fantasy and naturalism of char- people aware of Fairchild and Chess Club, 2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., 58 AUSTIN HEALY $850. Good cond. New top & tires. Tues., Thurs., Fri. after NEED I GIRL to share unappr. apt. acter demonstrate the high quality what they will be looking for in H17. 6. Anytime wkends. 298.1790. State House, 508 So, I I th, No. 19. 292. of Jean Vigo's direction," said candidates. Geological Society, 7:30 p.m., 1339. '57 FORD FAIRLANE. P/S, P/B, R/H. Buckman. Haaldns and Sells: business ad- A133. Dr. John T. Alfors, geolo- APTS. FOR RENT - $33.75 to $50 per T H E $500 or offer. Ch 3.5183. ministration, accounting, B.S. or gist with the California Division person per month. See mgr., 547 So. Along with the film, "Morning 1962 AUSTIN 850. 40 mpg. Parks easily. higher degree for positions with of Mines and Geology, will speak New tires, battery & tune-up. Excellent 11th, No. 4. 295.8101, on the Lievre" will be shown. auditing staff with opportunities Cond. 264-3715. Make offer. PAY MONTHLY in Appr. - discount. Canadian poet Archibald Lamp. on "Geology and Mineralogy of the for later transfer for specialization East Fresno Deposits of 111JB Sanbornite SPARTAN 63 HONDA 50. Es. cond. Rack, wind' Crestwood Manor. Spring semester. Nice man described in verse Quebec's shield, helmet, goggles. $225, 294.5986. roommates! 295.2798. Lievre River in September. It is in tax work or management ad- County. WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE COLLEGE '58 PLYMOUTH V-8. Auto trans. De- WOMAN'S APPROVED APT. Grant Hall the subject visory services. Co-Rec, 7:30 p.m.-9:95 p.m., WG, of the film. HAPPY HOUR ON BEER pendable. Extras. Excel. cond. $395. 264- Annex. Discount. Phone 286-5820. U.S. Atomic Energy Commis- admission by ASB card only. Ten- 2620. Admission is free to interested DAILY 4 P.M. TO 7 P.M. $75 - 1 BDRM., unfurn. Drapes. 9x12 sion: It MA. in business, public nis shoes must be worn. '57 RETRACTABLE HT FORD. New tires, faculty and students. rug. Sundeck. bar-b-que, laundry. Wt,', administration, liberal arts or Phrateres International, 6:30 .20 A MUG. 1.00 A PITCHER batt., etc. P. W. steering, seat, T.loird qbq. pd. Private carport. Block from physical science with V.8 auto. $750. 656-1877. shops & trans. 378.0273. English, or p.m. pledges, 7:30 p.m. actives. FULL LINE OF SANDWICHES '63 FORD ECON. VAN camper. Excel. management courses; 2) Master's 4:30 p.m., PER VVRA Badminton, OFF TO cond. Make offer. 377-6722 after 5. 345 EAST JOBS? STILL 20% S.J.S. STUDENTS Coed campus living from $10 a week. degree in English, physics and 101B. '61 VW - XInt. buy, good cond. Must ON ALL FOOD 297-2181 or 295-9753. Are you a Senior who can reach your metallurgy; 3) Bachelor's degree Gamma Delta, 7 p.m., Lutheran sell. $1050. 205 So. 12th. Ron. 417 JUST COMPLETED - Split.level 2 bd., classmates? Will you help them ex- in mechanical, chemical, electrical Student Center, 374 S. Third St. 55 MGA - WW, sad., Hr. New paint SO. FIRST STREET 9110:1F. 294.1454 2 balk apt. 70 S. 8th St., No. I. 294. pose their talents, training and de- or civil engineering; 4) Bachelor's Alpha Phi Omega (national serv- and Tone. 295-7816. 7788 after 4. oh sires to diversified employers degree in accounting or equivalent ice fraternity), 7:30 p.m., ED331, GRANT HALL CONTRACT for sale. 1! 17 vr Aii-fiiisTe37As\Trort slut iiratriTaArctaba nIl arott -.111 FOR SALE 131 Discount. 297-8563. throughout the nation? Our new and for positions in management in- regular meeting. unique computer-based service re- ternship, technical internship, nu- Spartan Hoed, 7 p.m., E326. WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29. LOST AND FOUND 6) ports qualified students to recruiting clear facilities, engineering and tickets must be turned in. Wedding Press, 295-0946. Bowling LOST: Correlation of the Arts employers - and we need a student accounting trainee (majors and Eta Sigma (English - and acc. 2 ex. strings. notebook Epsilon s. VIOLIN Good in Industrial Arts b,c11. 293-9023. Cond. $75. 736-4601. Laurie. agent to distribute our forms during positions in the order that are honor society), 2:30 p.m., Cafe- PEUGEOT 8-speed racing bike. Excellent PERSONALS 171 Barly. December. requested I -citizenship required. terias A and B. Dr. Edith C. , cond. Original cost $150. Will sell for Set your own hours. Easy, no order. Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Trager, associate professor of Eng- WANT TO BUY 1963-64 Spartan Year. $50. 295.0261 after 6. BA book. Call evenings, 252-1369. taking, no money handling, no (s- Inc.: BSME, BSIE, BSA, lish, will speak on "A Linguistic HENKE SKI BOOTS and carry case. 2 ports - but very LUCRATIVE. MBA, MS for sales, sales engineer- Approach to Reading." pr. ladies. 71/2N & 9N. Like new. $25 NEED RELIABLE DRIVER-:"Jur Peugeot manufactur- each. Ski poles. $5. 377-8672. to Chicago by Xmas. Some expenses. For complete information, write im- ing, manufacturing, Hui 0 Kamaa in a (Hawaiian References regured. Call 867-9256. HI-FI SPKR. sr/cab. $45. Bogen amp. mediately to Sven B. Karlen, Presi- ing, engineering, management, ac- Club), 7 p.m., M250. $30. Gerard Chg. $30. 241-4919. SERVICES 181 dent, QED Center Inc., Box 147, counting, metallurgical engineer- Industrial Relations Club, 7 p.m., HAVE JAZZ LP'S. w,11 sell. 295-5609, Bronxville, N. Y. 10708. ing, product engineering, research Garden City Hofbrau, 51 Market AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chat and development careers. St. Field trip to Crockett planned. HELP'WANTED 141 Bailey, 286-5386, 449 W. San Carlos. TOMORROW: SAM (Society for the Advance- TYPING - All kinds, reasonable. Pick. Fairchild Semiconductor: any Management), 6:30 p.m., SALESMAN RECORDING CO. 15% up and deliver. 294-3772, 9 a.m.-6 p.m ment of Commission. MUSIC ART PRODUC engineering majors plus chemistry Ste. Claire Hotel, Market and San TIONS. 297-76/4. TYPING, all kinds. IBM Electric. Work guaranteed. Jo Vine. 378-8577. and physics for product engineers Carlos Streets, guest speaker. train- HOUSING (51 TYPING - Term paper, thesis, etc. Pica and production management TOMORROW: Electric. 243.4313, ees-Masters only for electrical International Relations Club, 3 "THE MECCA" - Men's Approved EXCELLENT TYPING in my home. 252- engineering and physics for device p.m.-4:30 p.m., CH162. Clifford 5793. Housing. Clean large rooms. Excellent development engineering and ac- Binder, SJS graduate student and food. Close to SJS. 292-2635. TYPIST - Experienced, dependable. countants for accounting trainees. former Peace Corps representati% FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent. Reasonable rates. Phone 294-1313, Kinney Shoes: business, market- Ethiopia, will show slides of his One & Two bedroom. 523 East Reed St. EXCELLENT TYPING - All errors cor- to NEW GLAZENWOOD HOTEL rected. Reasonable. 286-5944. ing and personnel majors for re- experience. Rates from $3.50 per night. $16.50 per tail shoe store manager trainee - WRA Basketball, 7 p.m., PER, TRANSPORTATION 191 week. Community kitchen & dining area. citizenship required and military 101. Color TV. in lobby. Free hair dryer. DIANA PRICES FROM $126 TO $1500 NEED RIDE: From Los Gatos to school preferred. Baptist Student Union, 7:30 p.m., Electric blankets. All outside rooms with M.W.F. pay. 354.8767. radio. Ground floor rooms. 189 S. 3rd Aetna casualty and Surety Memorial Chapel. film and discus-; St. 293-9929. Company: business, liberal arts of foreign missions. To place an ad: sion Starting Fri., .-AirallieJ ()ewe/era We will be ULM Modern 2 bdrm. apt. A.E.K. ww Susan Wall majors, etc., for field representa- Home Economies Club, 7 p.m., Dec. 4. we will closed on Call at Classified Adv. be open nights Sundays pc pt carpet. Washing facilities. 2 children OK. "Sweetheart ol "In the Village" J206. MW F 9)O.11)0 R Sigma Chi" tives, claim adjuster and under- H5. Miss Maude L. Ashe, assistant til 12,50 P.M. Sun., Dec 20 Call 269-8132. See at 5758 Via Monte. 12:30-3:3C rvery day 14460 BIG BASIN WAY visit us T-Th 1100 3 30 writer -citizenship required. professor of home economics, will Sat, from SARATOGA between WOMEN'S APPR. APT. Killion Hall. With Love for Send in Insurance Association: her European foods 94P.M. (Open Evenings by Appointment) 10 to 4 P.M Spring sismissti.r. $200. 297-49)2. handy order blank Factory show slides of 867.3117 - Enclosed cash or check CHRISTMAS all engineers, industrial technol- tour. Special entertainment and re- Authorized Orange Blossom Dealer HI HOUSE CONTRACT - for sale. Phone 294-6414, Est. 2465 Spring serna..inf. Di l. 293 9599. your Portrait by ogy, aeronatuics maintenance ma- freshments will also be provided. jors for position as fire protection BUTERA engineer. CLASSIFIED RATES Guy F. Atkinson Company: F. To buy, sell, rent, or Student civil and mechanical engineering ALPHA TAU OMEGA DELTA ZETA announce anything, Minimum Rates majors for office engineer and CHI Two lines One time Three times Floe ilmee PHI SIGMA KAPPA OMEGA .= just fill out and clip field engineer assignments-citi- One time 50c a line 25o a line 20c a line 2955050 38 S. Second St. this handy order zenship required. SIGMA ALPHA MU DELTA GAMMA blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 KAPPA 72111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111L1 PI KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA THETA =It- 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Send to: Spartan 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 Daily Cl ASSIF1EDS, F.: The Individual awl Atheism - - 5 lines 2.50 = _- 1206, San lose State 3.75 5.00 F. = = College, San lose 14, Add this _ The majority of atheists believe in and practice humanism. They substitute = I Calif. amount for .50 .75 1.00 E each addi- E for a belief in a divine power the belief in the potentials of man and his Ti E th tional line F. ability to achieve a better society. Before this goal can be realized each F.-: CHECK A E. individual must realize his full mental and phychological capacities and = 3 Print your ad hers: CLASSIFICATION: E strive toward the development of these capacities. Any subordination of E E (Count 3.3 Letters and Spaces for Each Une) = this attempt to a "God" hinders the individual, for if makes certain de- 3 E o Announcements (1) E mends and sets certain rules which he must follow. The fact that these = = ANNUAL o Automotive (2) 1 rules often are unrealistic end sometimes damaging introduces guilt and F. 3= 0 For Sale (3) = dejection into the consciousness of this individual. The subsequent damage is = _ 0 Help Wanted (4) E done when these laws conflict with the dovislopment of the individual and = = 1 THCETIA = are major cause of personal misery. When extended to societies, the = i ALL GREEK SHOW 1 0 Housing (5) -E misery and hatred (for guilt truly builds solid foundation for hatred) = Lost and Found (6) E. effect adversely all societies. Let us reject this subordination end leave the = 1 E 1:3 Personals (7) = way open for individual and societal development. Then we can move to- = ID Services (8) E ward a truly sane and truly humanistic future In which Tan eon live with E = Saturday: DEC. 5th - 7:30 P.M. a himself and his fellow man. E E E. 0 Transportation (9) = = CIVIC F.. Name.. Address Phone_ F. SAN JOSE AUDITORIUM =- lc Contemporary Atheists on Campus = = .F. TICKETS NOW ON SALE! Run Ad (No of days) Enclose $ Boo 1507. San i i Donation - 50c = - Jose _ Student Atiarrs 7.2 - Proceeds to Charity Bus Office _ Starting Date _ =_ ., 71111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a Will111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111101111111111111111117 4 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1964 CHAIRMAN ELECTED Open Tonite 'Til 9 Dr. Harland Embree, associate ' professor of chemistry, has been , Nursing Major Not Sari She Lived in New Delhi elected chairman of the Northern Section of the California Associa- ()BOOK By JAY. I 114..aT the natise Indian %%omen hand %soh Ow Iihl iuiung through Slie thought s ery rich a black cloud hung oser the sky. tion of Chemistry Teachers J STORE A petite pl.., note walked pleat the skirt and tuck the lacy bricks which surrounded a and the very poor living side by She dressed and started home. Into a dark, dingy sture in In- folds into the waistband and she large garden. The scene was so side in India, with no evidence But her wayward trek was halt- PAUL CATALINA Imitated the tricky feat with perfect Jerri and Mrs. Hettinger of a middle class. And she ed when black and red debris PRESENTS SAT.. DEC. 5th dia to shop for a sari. erupted into whirlwinds which ONLY BAY AREA THE 8:30 P.M. Suddenly two men jumped up ease. just stood awestruck and stared thought of her own home in New APPEARANCE had NEWT from the dark -colored mats Jerri looked into the mirror into the two large reflecting Delhi which the embassy pro- prevented sight. She just MASONIC TEMPLE where they had been sleeping and flung the loose end of ma- pools. vided. time to pull off the road before 1111 Cold. St., S. F., Calif. causing and offered the lass a Coca Cola. terial over her shoulder. Swirl- Jerri reflected on the differ- As she stood in front of the the rain pelted down, CHRI STY Tickets on sale at to They turned on the fans to evac- ing around, she held the loose ences between the United States mirror eyeing the new sari, she the poor sewerage system San lose Box Office Mail Order Accepted of stale end across her face, with only and India-- analogies were im- reminisced about the day the overflow. uate the stuffy room $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 air. her deep brown eyes showing, possible, she thought, because rains came, the day the mon- The SJS nursing major MINSTRELS SJS junior Jerri Hettinger as Indian women do in a sand- she compared living in India to soons started. thought how lucky she was to TONITE SAFARI ROOM PRESENTS eyed the shelves as the men storm. going back to before pioneer She had been swimming a mile live in America but to visit In- THRU GLENN YARBROUGH brought out stacks of material Glimpses of thought ran days in the U.S. and a half from her home when dia as her second home while through Miss Etettinger's mind. DEC. 7 STORY AND WHITE RD. 259-2962 and flung yard after yards of it her father is stationed there. across the room. She thought about the months from last February to August For Jerri the opportunity was Sr - ’/Iti000loifoli. leses$40:KesoW le 14,0,0, " ,,,/,’ !elelf :".. #.0 "W ’ 10’ / ., "Wo’ one In a million. What other when she got to know the In- SJS coed could shop for a sari dian people and their way of In New Delhi, where her father life. She thought of the 18 was stationed as a Naval attache months her parents would re- main in the country after her C to India and Nepal with his of- Oay,o.41 fice in the American Embassy? current return to SJS. She Blue, green, pink and red ma- thought of the International terials bedazzled the eye and School in New Delhi her 16- year-old brother attended. ion Warmeri to choose one would be a hard decision. Jerri thought of her social ac- Finally Jerri settled on an tivities in India, which were lim- iridescent piece of yard goods ited to embassy parties where with pink and green interwoven she met Tel, Indian, Russian with golden threads. and German people. The shopkeepers measured She remembered the first time five yards and Jerri she ever saw the Taj Mahal. and cut off Nylon wrapped the material around her She was with her mother when overlay, white- .!!-1I. lv. She had often watched they viewed it by moonlight, trimmed and edged OCC.1' in blue. Sizes 8 to 14. FOLK $12.00 Guitars-Banjos-Lessons 100% Virgin Kodel RENT TO LEARN guilt with lace finished collar and cuffs. Blue and pink. Sizes S, M, BENNER MUSIC L. $14.00 CY 7-7417 1884 W. San Carlos % Ai/. -nese ce-,--/--.^...someneeteacceicicose-r-friaaccer-e -ciagoce-er lo ..,.%. . . _ TRY OUR PIZZA DELIGHT
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4 6 SJS Dumps SDS in Last 32 Seconds THAT San Jose State barely finished yards on Parker, Bob Bonds, and John WELL other nearly 1041 the night ALL'S SJSers who watched the Its 1964 football season with a sur- game from the stands. with numerous, carries. Scott made the initial stop on Jim prising and well earned upset win 848 won the game with 32 San Diego opened the scoring in Allison's try for the end zone on ENDS WELL" over San Diego State, 20-15, last seconds remaining to be played the first period when Rod Dow- a drive off right tackle. Saturday night before 7,000 fans when quarterback Ken Berry hower lofted a nine yard sideline' The teams left for the intermis- at Spartan Stadium. passed to Bob Bonds in the end pass to end Gary Garrison, who sion in a 7-7 deadlock. The Spartans defeated the high zone from 15 yards out. then romped the final 18 yards. San Diego scored in the third scoring Aztecs without backs Bonds catch was a beaut, but The PAT was good. quarter on an 87 yard drive in six Charlie Harraway and John Travis didn't surpass the supremacy of The initial TD was set up by plays, capped off by Allison's 59 who were sidelined due to injuries. John Owens diving catch of a Dowhower on passes of 27 yards yard scoring jaunt. The Aztecs Tackle Bill Holland left the game Berry aerial for long yardage to to Art Delvaux and a 21 yard toss tallied a two-point conversion on a in the first period with a bad knee the SDS 15 yard line in the Spar- to Garrison that would have gone Dowhower pass. and SJS' other tackle, Brent tans' drive for the winning TD. for the touchdown except for a SJS came back in the fourth pe- Berry, played the game with a The win finished a disappointing clipping penalty at the SJS 28. riod with a 53 yard TI) drive in 11 cracked wrist suffered in the first 4-6 year for the Spartans, but Midway in the second quarter, plays. Berry sneaked over from the quarter. looking at things from the brighter Brent Berry recovered a SDS one yard line for the touchdown. Berry's injury was not known side, they completed the year with fumble on the Aztec 41. Berry's attempted PAT pass to until X-rays revealed the fracture a two-game winning streak. Ken Berry fired pass c Bonds was batted away by Clifton Tuesday. Fullback herb Engel was the Bons of 7, 8 and 19 yards before Kinney and the Spartans were be- Ray Lychak and Dave Johnson, &IS backfield workhorse. Ile Engle went the final two yards hind, 15-13, with 7:41 left in the injured earlier in the year, were scored one t Ialoon and gained for the touchdown. The drive game. took seven plays. Bob Patterson Pros Draft 3 Spartans converted. US? TOPS OW The Aztecs took the kickoff and Pre-season WCAC basketball fa- drove down to the Spartan one vorite USF opened with a 66-58 Brent Berry Top Gridder yard line before a determined SJS win last night over Oregon State defense stopped them. Dennis on the loser's court. Tackle Brent Berry was named San Jose State's player of the year for the 1964 season at a Monday evening awards program spon- sored by the football writers association and the Palo Alto Live Oaks. Berry, a 6-4, 240 lb. Junior from Cupertino, received his award from Spartan head coach Bob Titchenal, who hailed the award winner Gorgeous Gifts 1 an "a real fine lineman." Other Spartan footballers making the news over the weekend, Involving the professional football drafts, were Berry, and senior ends efizateg Bob Bonds and Dave Johnson. ty London Paris New York 61/4)LIP, Berry was drafted a year in ads arks as the Los Angeles Rams' 0 (NFL) Illth choke. Bonds was selected as the NFL St. Louis Cardinals' fifth choice Grass 1.00 to 10.00 while the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs chose him on their fourth round. Blue Johnson, who was sidelined for the season due to a broken hand Spartan Harriers Fourth suffered In the Stanford game, was the Baltimore Colts' fourth se- Memoire cherie 4.00 to 12.00 lection. MS currently has six grads in the pro+-ranks--three in the NFL, Without Favorite Murphy one AFL, and two Canadian League. Leon Donahue and Dan Colchico are with the San TENTH ST. PHARMACY The defending national cham- Stanford dual meet a month ago, Frandsen 49ers; Walt Roberts, Cleveland Browns; Art Powell, Oakland Raiders; pion San Jose State cross-country finished 19th again Saturday, but Cass Jackson, Saskatchewan Roughriders; and Mack Tenth & Santa Clara team, beset by injuries to Danny he competed against 50 runners. Burton, Van- couver, Murphy, Phil Darnall, and Joe B.C., Lions. Neff, finished fourth in the West Coast Championships won by Stan- ford on its own course Saturday. Tom Tuite received a medal for his 11th place finish in the 50 man AilA TIME field. Sophomore Dave Lower, who* who finished 14th, ran the best AIRLINES race of his life. Call 286-N62 Stanford, whose low score of 20, A SCHEDULED AIRLINE defeated second place UCLA by 4 points, lost the first two places to UCLA, but had four men finish in the top 15. UCLA's Bob Day, who MffifflffiffiffiffiffifflIM defeated teammate Dick Weeks for the individual championship, SEE! handed Weeks his first defeat of FIVE FINGER EXERCISE the season. Stanford's Harry Mc- Calla was third. by Peter Shaffer If a comeback performance of A San lose Theater Guild Production the year award was presented, Nov. 27, 28 and Dec. 4, 5, 11, & 12 Spartan Dave Lower would have at 8:30 P.M. been the recipient. Lower, who finished in 14th place, with 14 Montgomery Theatre Civic Auditorium runners participating, in the SJS- Tickets: $2.00, $1.50 & $1.00 Tickets are on sale at Banner Play Bureau, 522 S. Beacons, PHONE: Barklind First 293-8548 or at the theatre box office at 7:30 on performance nights. Re- serve your seats now for this exciting In Turkey Trot modern drama! Novice Dan Barklind won the overall Turkey Trot event last MM@EMOMOM Tuesday to win a turkey. Sponsor Alpha Phi Omega serv- 40.1. 14 ice fraternity awarded the large- organization championship trophy to Sigma Pt fraternity, which had TYPE IT 73.4 per cent of its eligible men and at the same time help finish the race in 30 minutes, or under. YOUR STUDENT FUNDS Beaver Patrol won the intra- mural trophy for organizations. Typewriters are located! Art Burkhard of Markham Hall on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and won the Open division title with a 5th floors of the library. time of 17.04 and finished second behind Barklind, timed in 17 min- You Pay Only 25c for 40 utes flat. minutes! Don Endsley finished second in the Open event, while Owen Hoff- man of Markham Hall came in 20% of gross receipts third. goes to your Student Body Bob Baxter and Jay Vaughn fin- Funds! ished second and third respectively in the Novice division behind mm.o.momm.t.wwAmm Barklind. PALM GARDENS
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