Press Kits PRSSA Meeting Public Relatiorui Student Society of Publicity ithairmen f recognized Anteriea (PRSSA) will hold a special campun organi/aiiiiiin ho did not strategy meeting tonight concerning pick up their prens kit,. on Feb. 26, Ecology Action Day April 22. The may do no befit Ve 11 2and 3 p.m. daily meeting will be held at 1041 Wood from Roger K lictai, Spartan Daily PARTAN DAILY 11w-k, Apt. ::31, Santa Clara at 7 public Relations director, in JC1014. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Pm-

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Dr. liked 1,14Ruth., AFT Strike 'Education in the '70s' 920 South 'croc' CoLlfornia Prof Fired Seminar Begins Today Dear Dr. "Education in the '70s,"a semester The Diffusion of Educational Change 1) assumed fly tett, . '.;'..Ijq P ilurns, I ha%A,4 long seminar in the Experimental Col- in Thailand; The International School By Dumke lege, begins today. The lecture and Plans for the Future; and Profiles oi jit VA.:WI, of your reappointment By BOB BRACKETT discussion series will be presented Significant Schools. Confltie. This every Tuesday from 12 to 2 p.m. Dr. Leu has been a consultant in Daily Editor not to SJS in the Umunhum Room of the College educational planning for several metro- Dr. Eldred E. Rutherford, the 37-day Union. politan areas throughout the U.S.. in- - psychology prof who led the of Teachers strike Dr. Donald Leu, dean of education, cluding New York, Chicago, Detroit. rvice American Federation begins the education seminar with a Cleveland, Minneapolis. and Cincinnati. on this campus a year ago, has been gp.' the slide presentation and speech on "Plan- His plans for educational programs fired. ning and Causing an Educational have not been limited to this country. The popular professor received noti- Change." He helped develop 13 i-nation a 1 fication by registered mail over the Dr. Leu has done extensive research Schools," and served as a consultant weekend from State College Chancellor on innovations in the educational sys- to the Department of Defense in the or. Glenn S. Dumke that his services of the tem. Some of his published works are' planning and improvement of their would terminate at the end The unprece- schools throughout the world. / f current college year. ." dented action followed by less than Dr. Leu is the first of many educa- j..,,," 4 4r, one month a decision by the State tors speak in the lecture who will Personnel Board which stripped the Death Valley series. Dr. Hobert Burns, Mr. John Dumk.:1 former AFT President of his tenure Vasconeellos and William Coulson arc ,ttor rights. among the other speakers scheduled. Dumke's action, although authorized The education seminar was estab- THE CHANCELLOR'S METHOD OF FIRING PROFESSORS Registration by Title V, is a direct assumption of lished to help answer questions that ... Even the name was misspelled Acting President Hobert Burns local ignored. Natural Scienee 1,31, "Field Studies are often authority and in direct conflict with "Is today's education adequate?" In Natt4af History: 'Death Valley," is the due process procedure at SJS. not to be confused with Biology X163 "Is it or is it not relevant?" Ecology of Death Valley (as des- "What is education?" RECOMMENDATIONS cribed in last Thursday's paper), stated "How does it function in a democra- Rutherford told the Daily he recently tic society?" Officer Kern: recorrunsnda- Selection unanimous H. T. Harvey, director of field Personnel the Dr. received studies in natural history. In the past social institutions haven't tion of the Phychology Department's Registration will he today from 8 been altered greatly because of changes tenure and retention committee for a.m, to noon near S 127. The $38 tui- in environment, culture, and techno- promotion, restoration of tenure rights, tion and $14 food fee are payable at logy. Usually re-evaluations brought Council Spots Open' and retention. The humanities and arts the de- and about modifications that met 'Committee the time of registration. school and all-college committee con- About 6:30 a.m. today, according to mand for change in the goals of social curred with the latter recommendation. Student positions are now open on either Student Council or various cam- cepted for both upper division and Dr. Harvey, cards were to be distrib- structures and acted as a preventative On Thursday, Dr. Burns had ac- several important campus committees pus committees. graduate representatives on Student uted to hold one's place in line. This against social upheaval. cepted the recommendations of the as well as on Student Council, accord- "We (the students) are in a good Council, as well as for positions on one unit class is open to upper division Now the great influx of students, three committees. On Friday, Chancel- ing to Randy Kern, Associated Student position to enact many new programs several committees. students. the increasingly technological age, and lor Dumke sent the letter. (AS.) Personnel Selection Officer. and ideas into both student govern- These include the Graduate Studies An organizational Meeting will be the demand for equal opportunity has Rutherford told the Daily the strip- ment and the school in general," ac- and Undergraduate Studies committees, held Thursday at 7 p.m. in JC 141. For brought about a tremendous change. Kern reports that applications are ping of his tenure and the subsequent cording to Kern. as well as the Registration Advisory further information, contact Hilary The seminar will examine whether or now being accepted and interviews held decision not to rehire him are in viola- However, in order to make it pos- Committee, the Academic Fairness Stanley at extension 2211. not the modifications have been enough. for students interested in serving on tion of the no reprisals agreement sible for these committees to function Committee, and the Student Housing which was reached with the admini- to their highest potential, full student Committee. stration when the strike was settled. participation is needed. Applications may be obtained in the Discussing the actions taken against "We've worked hard over the last Student Personnel .Office in the A.S. him, Rutherford expressed amazement couple of years to get student positions offices on the third level of the College at being the only professor on either on several important committees," said Union. strike-torn Bay Area campus to be Chicanos Blast Daily, Edwards Kern. "Our efforts will fail unless these Interviews are being held today and singled out for discipline. committees are filled with students." tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. and again history instructor, "Why?" he said. "Ask Gov. Reagan. By VICTOR ,JANG the paper be turned over to minorities Mario Garcia, Applications are currently being ac- next week. Daily Minorities Writer for the following week. made his own suggestion against the Dumke is just a damn bootlicker Seven Chicano speakers reiterated Fellow representative Juan Oliverez Spartan Bookstore, purchaser of the who carries out the governor's wishes." the theme that radical action is needed was also critical of Edwards: offending advertisement: AS. President James Edwards agreed to eliminate the "institutionalized" and "I think James should watch what "I have advised the bookstore that I with Dr. Rutherford's assessment of sometimes unconscious racism on the he is saying . . . 'irrational,' that's the will withhold my textbook orders from the unusual dismissal. In a statement SJS campus in a noon rally which pre- kind of thing used by the establish- them and I advise any faculty member Senator Suggests to the Daily he said: ceded a march on the Spartan Daily ment," said Oliverez in response to who agrees with me to do the same." 'OPPRESSION' yesterday. Edward's description of the council Delgadillo, expanding on the subject "There is no such thing as academic The rally was called for by the Mexi- resolution. of campus racism, cited the College freedom only what is politically ex- can American Student Coalition in re- Student Juan Antu elaborated on Union Cafeteria, which was buying and pedient for Ronald Reagan to remain sponse to what they termed a "racist" Chicano plans for the Daily: serving grapes, and "racism" in the Satellite Campus in office. Dr. Rutherford's being fired ad in thr Spartan Daily of the "Frito "We don't want to take away free- Education and Law Enforcement De- is very symbolic of this oppression." Bandito" vain, and the subsequent veto partments as examples. dom from the paper," he exclaimed, "It A unique proposal to open a satellite the ecological planning of the future Married and the father of four chit.- of a student council resolution to freeze just ain't got no freedom!" The theme of thoughtless student campus to SJS as an "Innovative En- permanent facility. dren, Dr. Rutherford has been at SJS the newspaper's funds for one week. Claiming that the committee to in- racism was also brought up: vironmental Study Center" near Wood- Under the present plans the San since 1963. The main targets of the speakers' vestigate racism on the paper was not "Where are all you Non-Chicanos?" side in San Mateo County was prepared Mateo campus would not be built until An outspoken critic of Gov. Reagan wrath were AS. President James Ed- enough, Antu said: queried Paul Sanchez, from Mexican by State Sen. Alfred E. Alquist (D- 1975 or beyond. The Alquist Resolution and a community leader, Dr. Ruther- wards and the Spartan Daily. "I haven't been on this campus for American Studies, in reference to the San Jose). calls for a report on the concept from ford was recently elected chairman of "He (Edwards) becomes a hero on two years to know what a committee small audience, "We know where our Alquist called for a high priority the state colleges and the Coordinating the Santa Clara Civil Liberties Union. the Spartan Daily by saying no,'"' is for. It is to kill something." responsibility lies, but do you know study time plan to house at least 1,000 Council for Higher Education within 30 Campus support for Rutherford is complained Student Representative He went on to suggest that Paul where yours is?" students in temporary facilities start- days after passage. gathering in the wake of the controver- Henry Delgadillo, referring to the veto. Myer, student manager of the adver- "Twenty-five thousand students on ing in the fall of 1971. sial dismissal. Academic Council mem- He went on to repeat demands that tising section, be removed. this campus." lamented Jose Vasques "This facility is needed to help re- bers have called a special session for publication of the Daily be suspended But the attacks went beyond the of La Confederacion de In Raza, "and lieve the serious enrollment pressure 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, and groans as one Challenge week and that the front page of student newspaper or the president. all I see is a handful of Chicanos." on the Bay Area colleges," Senator divergent as RAM and AS. Council Alquist said. "Equally important, as an Social science challenge tests in U.S. have expressed their concern. Environmental Study center, it could history, U.S. constitution and California A spokesman in the chancellor's of- provide an exciting learning experience government will be given, March 21 fice confirmed that Dr. Rutherford had and help solve one of our most serious and May 9 for students who wish to not been rehired. "In the judgment of problems." fulfill the state requirement in these Chancellor Dumke," he said, "Dr. Ruth- Noting that the San Mateo site was areas without taking the classes. erford should not be reappointed at one of great natural beauty, Alquist Registration must he made at least SJS. Because it is a personnel matter, said he hoped that facilities and stu- one week in advance of the testing date the chancellor's office has no additional dents cotild actually become involved in in the testing office. Adm. 218. comment." Journalism Dept. Receives Awards SJS' Department of Journalism and National Seashore, which was broad- received two awards at the conferenve Advertising received seven awards at cast for Spartan Focus over KSJS. Bill Vane was awarded a second the California Intercollegiate Press As- A second place award went to Gary place for his magazine individual photo, Dunn in the editorial division. He and third place went to "Sparta sociation Conference held in Las An- Life" authored a Spartan Spectrum program for its magazine layout. geles Friday and Saturday. dealing with the AFT strike and why All colleges and universities in Cali- The Spartan Daily received three It was unsuccessful. fornia were eligible to compete at the awards at the conference. SJS' magazine, "Sparta Life," also conference. John MeClain was awarded first place for his column on SDS, "A Car- buncle on the Behind of the Nation's Campus." A third place award went to the [OP Fund Leaders Meet Spartan Daily for its front page make- up. Leaders of the FOP fund drive will AS. President James Edwards will Bob Brackett was awarded a third meet for a public hearing on the pur- head the list of speakers. The floor place for his on-the-spot editorial poses and goals of their move to match will he opened to the public after the writing. the $2500 spent on Survival Faint's speakers have explained the drive's SJS' Radio-Television News Center Ford Maverick, tonight in photo by 13;11 gambe,g Morris purposes. received two awards at the conference. Dailey Auditorium at 7 p.m. Akatiff says $3-400 has already been DIALOGUE Spartan Daily Editor Bob Brackett (left) for a week to third world students by Chicano leaders Sandy Olivas was awarded a first Clark Akatiff, assistant geography collected in the drive to fulfill the answers demand that the Daily turn over its front page Juan Olivares, Juan Antu, and Henry D3Igadillo. place for her documentary on Pt. Reyes professor, Earl l'iraucl of the SW and Survival Faire pledge. 2SP IFIT.AN DAILY Tuesday March 3, 1970 Staff Commrnt PA RTAN DAILY Weaker Sex SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Fights Back 114 Hi BRACKETT Editor PALL MYER 4dt. Manager Ils IA DOL:GHE II TY Not one but two letters of brutally ten jestified critici-tn I Feb. 24's -Thrust and Editorial Parr" I on my artirle -N$ ontemThe Weak- er Sex r force me to write a rebuttal. In one letter I was called a "shrinking %Mkt" by a "blossoming thortiliush," Judi Recruit Minorities Schultz of the San Jose Nlerettry. In the other letter. I was called "a blinder of In the furor and ni ting surrounding the Chicanos' protest against the Spartan -1, to accept submissi% e, secondary and the deep underlying issue has all but been ignored. unfulfilled rider.- by one who couldn't see Thi- issue is participation of minority students in the journalism and advertis- that I'm on his or tier side. Ifs Brendan pr.,:lrains. male or female anyhow?) First. I'll deal with Judi of the Mercury. 'I he Department of Journalism and kthertising. not only at San Jose State Your turn will come. Brendan. Judi says must start to actively students. hut at other colleges as well. recruit minority that men hate exempted women from mili- The ma-s media in .%tnerica is a most important tool of education. Any element tary strv ice, income tax forms, and alimony of society that has such significance st be better represented by all facets of in order to keep woman in her place he.

,111.111 fore hearth and sink. iii c,cent years the national media has made strides in incorporating more mi- Come Olt. Judi. do you think men have wars. pay taxes. and gne alimonies just nrity people into their staffs. L nisersities and colleges across the country have so women will stay in the home? Who are twille strides toward getting more minority students enrolled through such pro- ou to call my column "ill-reasoned?" grams as El ti'. Concerning women getting custody of Hut eiontinunications departments have an added duty to go out to the junior children in a broken marriage. you said ..oll,les and high schools and actively recruit minority and low-income students. "After all, the male hunter needed to he .fhis %%ill take money. work, and personnel. but it is a job that must be done. free of entanglements to get captured by his next woman." That's asinine! kccordingly. the Spartan Daily is proposing that the Department of Journalism Either Room tlw male is the hunter who captures, or he and 1thertising set up a scholarship fund and actively recruit minority students Guest is the game - - he can't be both. Otherwise into the college. your statement contradicts itself. lopefully. the Associated Students and the state of California will pool their Although it's crutch, I'll use another ver- money in this fund. Students and members of the faculty could take applications It's Your Wasted Money batim quote. In speaking of equality, Judi wants "equal chances for jobs and pay, and inters it.'.'. applicants. By JINI P.XXTON for education, for marital responsibilities The full participation of all members of society must be a goal of the mass A.S. Public Relations of breati-vvinning ;hid child4earing, for media. both on and off the college campuses. Most of us assume Si ill bitt council is a ing his nevvspaper and planning strategy sexual satisfaction and for marital dis- small group of campus "hot dogs" trying for a rally with another student. Each time solutions." Its play worthless political games. a roll call Oil' was taken, the bill had to glue only way women can gt-t equal jobs Staff Comment Hot dogs maybe they art-, but student he re-rtail or re-explained to Mr. Del- and pay is for men to be susceptible to council is not necessarily worthless. The gadillo. pregnancy. Then men would be subject council spends nearly 5800l1100 of your Meanwhile, Mr. Spizer and Mr. Ander- to the same "risk" a woman is when she's son were circulating' through the women of money each year. Remember how grudg- hired. When W01111'11 get sexually satisfied,

Investigate A.S. Council ingly you paid your fees just two or three the gallery making arrangements for their they get pregnant. This immediately gives weeks ago? During the four years I paid Friday night dinner. Representative Potts them "child-rearing responsibilities." And By RENEE BAYER my fees I never questioned what happened hatl grabbed the flag pole and was holding I think that the woman's role of loving it over his head like a spear with violent ilwre any hope for student council? quor lllll . If this legislative body fails to to that money; most of us don't, un- and caring for her children is much more on his face. May Ice. if the five newly appointed mem- obtain and maintain a quorum, then coun- fortunately. The truth is, a big portion of contortions important than winning a little bread. thm. a vote was taken, sonteone bers who should be al) tea in the cil members should review their duties and our fees remains at SJS and is doled out Each As for Judi. the "blossoming thornbush," three repre- lie's! ...Wide weeks) realize the responsi- uphold them or resign. by your fellow students that happen to had to go round up two or you remind me of that confused critic, sentatives who were in the next room play- bility itiv (lived and the importance of hold- They are but a small representation sit on council. Bee Lee Blewit. of ing. At one point it looked as though' the suelt a position. this large student body and Oh wow! Eight hundred thousand dol- Brendan (is it Miss or Mr.?),! think you should under- meeting would hate to adjourn for lack For the third time this semester, last stand the responsibility involved. lars sounds like a lot of bread. Those guys read into my article things that weren't Council of quorum. when in strutted Mr. week's meeting was discontinued due to members are allowed to miss either three on council must have a little power after there. waving and smiling, only one and a half lack of a quorum. The only other meet- consecutive or four meetings throughout all! Council's power. however, is not often I agree with most of what you say about hours late. iii of the semester came to an abrupt halt the semester before having their used as constructively as it might. Three women's secondary role. However, you say member- Council does not even have the courtesy %viten the chairman walked out. As a re- ship reconsidered by council or being asked times this semester council has adjourned women allow themselves to be protected to start on time. Tim meetings are to begin sult. thero have been no money al loca- to resign. Since the semester is only three before its business was completed. because from an oppressive world. It's not so much at 3:30, hut the first business never begins tir: for the past three weeks. weeks old, the only alternative is to put of lack of quorum. that they "allow" this but that many. until at least 4 p.m. -ludint council cannot act on impor- some of the indifferent council members women "want" to be protected. Last Thursday's meeting was a typical At ft or 6:31), council breaks for dinner up for a recall vote. How dare you accuse ME of being I.oil business and financial affairs due to example of the misfunctioning of our legis- (served to them at no expense). Then at legis. trapped in a patronizing and oppressive 1.,,1. of members, then what is this Not only is attaining a quorum some- lative branch. Early in the meeting a reso- 7, everyone mutes back, except student liii e branch accomplishing? world! Why, if you're a man I'm better times a problem, hut maintaining it once lution was passed to halt production of council. The gallery waits in vain, hoping :mined normally has 20 members, ex- it has been reached is very much a prob. the Spartan Daily. The paper would not than yott art-, and if you're a woman I'll for council to get a quorum so business be d a in ed , lt.ding the chairman. These include four tern. Stoically, council meetings has usually be printed until the Chicano students were might cont Mute. lower division. eleven upper division and lasted between six and seven hours. Being allowed to print a week-long, full-front This is how the chinos on student coun- it'prAttate positions. Divisional repre- a council member was like having a job page, series on campus racism. cil decide how student monies are to be sentation is on a proportional basis, ac- on meeting nights; students would plan Meanwhile, a committee was to investi- spent. Chairman John Nlerz pounds re- Guest Room cording to the number of students cur- nothing else for the entire evening. gate the paper. However, no committee was peatedly on the table asking for order, tently enrolled in each division. Now, members try to cram all the busi- appointed and author of the resolution, usually with no avail. it now stands, council has 15 mem- ness into two or three hours and they Henry Delgadillo said, "Well start investi- Thursday at the lasi meeting, Mr. Potts Police State bers with two graduate and three upper think they're doing their job. If they gating when we (the Chicanos) start and Miss Ilubbard left the meeting and By Congressman GEORGE BROWN division posts Open. Only two thirds or don't complete the business in that time, writing." the quorum was lost and so was the The fourth amendment to the Constitu- ten members are needed to constitute a they leave anyway. 'Flue Spartan Daily resolution came early meeting. tion states: "The right of tbe people to be Personality clashes, emotionalism, con- in the meeting. but shortly after its pas- There are five openings on council. The secure in their personerbouses, papers, and stant harassment and lack of respect are sage two of the Chicano representatives, hotly could he effectite and worthwhile effects, against unreasonable searches, anti all quite prevalent at the chaotic council Mr. Candalaria and Mr. Oliverez. left. Ap- with a little maturity and seriousness. If seizures, shall not be violated, anti no tRTAN DA meetings. 1.--.'17.11.k SAN JOSE STATE COILLEGE parently, they were unconcerned about you care, apply in the A.S. offices on the warrants shall issue butt upon probable the Union. If you don't Second Class postage paid at San Jose, California Many hasty thoughtful decisions are any other business that followed. Mr. Del- third floor of cause..." With these words the founders of money. Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associa- made during council meetings with little gadillo was physically present while read- care ... well, its your wasted our nation protected our right to privacy. tion. Published daily by students of San Jos. State rationality and intellect involved. Very College, except Saturday and Sunday, during college Today that right is in danger. The so- year. The opinions cop d herein are not necessarily seldom do council members compromise called Anti-crime bill passed by the Senate those of the Associate Student Body, the College Ad- on important business issues. ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad- Thrust and Parry in January would allies, police to enter vertising. Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder- Lack of respect for the chairman or private homes on the basis of false in- of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semes- ter, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phone councilman voicing his opinion is a "big" formation, without prior warning. Under 294.6414Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Ad.. problem among council members. Mem- the rubric of fighting crime the first tenta- yertising Ert. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, Press of Globe Grape Boycott; Landscape Printing Co., 1455 S. First St.._ bers find it too tedious to write notes, so tive step towards a police state has been him to view a fundamental human problem, Editor BOB BRACKETT they yell at one another while someone made. 'Narrow Vision' one with tragic consequences affecting the Advertising Manager PAUL MYER has the floor. Also, many times when Although the Senate chose to consider Day Editor MIKE NOLAN Editor lives of countless families, as a mere economic Assistant Editor CRAIG TURNER chairman John Merz asks how a member In his recent letter to the editor, Professor question. Is it any wonder that today's young the truly important issues involved in the

News Editor ..._.-- CHARLOTTE MARSHALL votes, inevitably the member replies, "On Broyles claims that the grape boycott is being are accusing the old of moral bankruptcy? passage of this bill, I feel that it would Associate Editor R. L. BEADLE mistaken for a political and social question Copy Editor DALE SMILEY what?" Gene Bernardint he a tragedy for this nation to let un- when in fact it is simply an economic question. Sports Editor KEN LUTHY Such trivia as this and personality dif- Assistant Professor bridhfl police rule come to pass willumt Entertainment Editor VICKI RANDALL In a free-enterprise system, he explains, Tutorials Prognim Wire Editor JEFF KENYON ferences waste more time at meetings than human labor is nothing more than one of the serious debate in Congress. Feature Editor KEN COSTA is spent constnuctively. costs to be figured in the production of com- I ant convinced that the eroding of the Photo Editor DON PHILBY Gardeners 'Blew It' Public Relations Director . BILL KLICSU Then there is always the conservative modities, and the wages of farm workers must freedoms of all citizens is not the way to Chief Photographer BILL KAMBERG element of council calling for a quorum conform to the mechanical law of supply and Edit or : protect the majority from the degradations Staff Artist MIKE ENGLISH demand. The quality of the farm workers' life I don't know who hired the "gardeners" for or roll call vote. I wonder how much of of the criminal minority. Campus Correspondent JUDEE BARNES does not concern the "quantifical" professor our campus, but whoever did sure blew it. Executive Assistant . KAREN PETTERSON an effort they put forth to help attain and who is unable to chart pain and suffering on The way they are butchering up our land- The ultimate question is whether we are Reporters: Renee Bayer, Ellen levier, Robert Caredio, maintain a quorum. his economic graphs. Like a modern Mr. scaping the class of 1970 will be lucky if any- so afraid that we are willing to enslave Jay Clam, Mike Conley, Gordon Damron, Barbara DesChampms, Mary Dougherty, James Dourgerian, Since student council members repre- Bounderby, he is not concerned with human thing is left. ourselves to the whims of a few police of- get the idea that the perfect William Dreger, Michael Duggan, Geoffrey Eastman, sent 20,000 to 25,000 students, they should misery but is preoccupied with the hard facts Where did they ficers, and a few pi-dice-chosen judges. I Terrance Farrell, Linda Feeley, Frank Forted*, Wil- of costs, investments, and percentage. Evi- tree is umbrella-shaped: no branches on the have an effective anti-crime liam Gilbert, Kit Gilchrist, Sue Hardesty, Fred be aware of their duties and the respon- dently the System is not designed to serve trunk except at the very top. There also seems know we can Hempy, Joanne Giovannini, Victor Jang, Steve Ly- shrubs so bill without measures suitable only for nam, John McCastsy, Bruce McClellin, Randy Miller, sibility involved before running for office. the needs of man; rather, man must be forced to be a campaign to hollow out the Charles Moreland, Mike Nolan, Gary Pierce, Earl Council members seem to think an in- to meet the needs of the System. there are leaves on the outer tips only. the worst tyrannies. I intend to do all in Reason, Sandra Rookaird, Susan &Mold, Stan Sao- What is significant in Professor Broyles' Solution: replace all of these so-called to block the passage of the "no. Shinault, Steve vestigation of the policy of the Spartan my power van, Marcia Swenson, Lane Wallace, letter is not his anachronistic application of "gardeners" with one professional landscapist Williams Ws:mineral., Joseph Wu, Welt Yost. knock" amendment in the House, and I am Daily is in order. Maybe they ought to Calvin who can appreciate a natural appearing tree. Coolidge capitalism to the problems of for the support of all citizens in Photographers: Richard Hassel, Stephanie Hill, Vie- investigate the policy of Student Council the '70s. It is the narrow vision compressed by Thomas Dlmock asking torte Poerrnen, Bruce Boserthart Wayne Selector., this fight. Chuck Showy's. and themselves. academic compartmentalization which allows A2477 Tqesdav. March " 1n7O SPARTAN IIIMET--111 Peace Clubs Tower List Still Publishing .21111111mm News Review Map Future Despite Faculty Objections At Meeting Troops Removed From UCSB Compiled Fr 5x.i.eiatt d rm.*, eent- 21 filblit.111 11,- By KEN COST.% that if everyone doe, this, mg class periods, The Student Mobilization Corn- National Guard troops were for the draft ;it IS 111.0 Daily Feature Editor ually there will he no fund, to tribution on Seventh Stre('t, and 'natty to End the War in Viet- edition." 3t delivery to mailboxes in dorm- withdrawn from the Santa Bar- prosecuted only until they Students an- once again getting produce a new 'The new edition that Hicks itories, fraternities and sororities. nam ISMC) met last Thursday in bara college community of Isla 23 years old. their chance to evaluate their in- and his fraternity brothers are More than 11,000 of these cards CI1167 to hear Ron Harbeck and Vista yesterday after having Justice Hugo I.. Black, sica, Copies structors through Tau Delta Phi's spent three days keeping order the majority in a S.:I .1. XEROX working on is tentatively sched- were completed and returned to Addie Inset give their interpreta- tog for 'Tower List." in the is- in the riot -torn city. sa.d after that age II , uled for release in early Decem- Tau Delta Phi for use tions of the Feb. 14 National Stu- Since its inception in 1963. the ber. sue currently on sale, but Hicks Dissident students at the Uni- federal five-year statute of 3' dent Anti-War Conference that ti "List" has been valuable aid to In order to involve as many is hoping to double that response versity of California at Santa tat ions protects the man Free Sorting was held in Cleveland. Harbeek students in selecting their classes students and evaluate as many for the December publication. Barbara campus threatened to isinishment. Thesis Bond le More and teachers. Some of these in- instructors as possible, rating Evaluation cards are available and Miss Inset represented the renew the violence of last week 6 Colors To Choose cards are being distributed in to everyone on Seventh Street SJS chapter of the SMC at the following the troop remthal. Leary Guilty structors, however, have con- t,gal or 3 Hole Punched sidered it somewhat less than three separate ways: ii volun- and they can lc completed and conference. Santa Barbara County Sheriff Doom. . Leary Sc. valuable their descriptions tary distribution by teachers dur- turned in any time this week. The SMC steering committee James Webster indicated that sentenced to Ili ....Ars in pi ,,, At No Extra Charge an- range from "libelous" to "a sta- chairman. Fred Stevens, has with the removal of the troops for smuggling In,. rIjutunil by I OPEN 7 DAYS tistical monstrosity." nounced that the spring offen- his units and California Highway District Court Judge Ben C. C..n- anti-vrar sentiment is now Both of these comments reach- sive of Patrol units would "beef up and natty. in Houston, Tex. yesterday. A WEEK being launched. "Tentatively the ed Tau Delta Phi in 1964 a see what happen,." Judge Connally refused hoed WK DAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. SMC is attempting to plan a year in which it was threatened calliret, Leary a "menace to peace march in San Jose on April IBM Typing Sorties Availabl with two law suits and presented eiety." Leary was then turned 15, the date that is now targeted Free Ship with a copy of a letter sent to over to U.S. marshals who re- This Ad Is Good For 5 for the next Vietnam morator- The State Deist rt ment said then SJS President John T. NVahl- turned him to Santa Ana, where' _ Free Copies ium," Stevens explained. yesterday that it had received a quint asking for the abolition of he faces sentencing March 11 on ' message from the Swiss Embassy' the "Tower List." a conviction of possession of , SMC PLANS in Cuba that the seized U.S. Ves- This letter, written by Owen marijuana. CAMP U S A meeting will be held in the sel, Jocelyn C, would be released M. Broyles who at that time was During the past five years Calaveras Room of the College immediately. acting head of the Department Leary has berm arrested at le ,- Union Thursday, March 5, at In a preliminary report, from COPY of Economics and Geography. 14 times on drug charges 1.,1! 480 S. 10th near William 7:30 p.m. to discuss SMC's plans the Swiss government, Cuban contained 15 charges and recom- the only convictions have been 295-7778 for its part in the spring offen- authorities were recoiled 'whey- mended that the "List" be re- Texas and California. sive. The SMC will attempt to ing the vessel was in Cuban placed by "an official, substitute start having meetings twice a waters. procedure." week this semester and is urging No action was taken against interested students to attend Draft Rule Tau Delta Phi,, however, and the Thursday's meeting. "List" has continued to be pub- The Supreme suet ruled Mon PLANNING A TRIP? Students interested in forming lished. day that men who violate the 1 a Students for Peace and Free- SEE SILVA'S FOR PROMPT SERVICE A problem which has been which requires them to ree, dom Party club at SJS are in- harder to overcome, according to by Rich Hesse. Da.ly photo vited to attend a meeting today "Tower List" chairman Larry ANTIFREEZE BRAKE LUBE MEETING Chicano leaders and members of the Spartan at 2:30 p.m. in the rear of the Hicks, is meeting the cost of CHARTERS Daily editorial board meet in the conference room of the College Union cafeteria. JET TUNE-UP FOREIGN CAR SERVICE publication. AND 11111W journalism building Monday afternoon following a confrontation The purpose of the proposed COMPETENT MECHANICS "It cost,' i $5,000 to publish the in the Daily office. An additional meeting was later held in the club will be to support Peace "List" and we sell it at one dol- College Union. and Freedom party candidates lar per copy," says Hicks. "yet and to work on issues and proj- 112=11 just now reaching the we are ects relating to the Party's social break-even point for our last =Ma reform philosophy. edition." Hicks explains that the reason 'Daily' Supplement Set DINNER STUDENT SERVICES WEST, INC. for the relatively low sales total A tentative fund-raising dinner A special four-page supplement over a meeting at the Journalism 1{0111111 Trip SILVA TEXACO is that students get whatever in- for meeting the party's state LONDON OR AMSTERDAM to the Spartan Daily, edited en- conterence room. Some 50 dem- formation they nerd from the filing expenses of its candidates, Depart: New York $199.00 78 SO. 4th, SAN JOSE tirely by third world students and onstrators looked on and oc- Dept. S.F., Oak.. L.A. $289 copies in the bookstores. "What and the election of temporary devoted to the problems of casionally participated in the Contact: 296-8968 they don't realize," he adds, "is officers will highlight this after- racism, will appear five times dialogue. LOIS DICKENSON noon's agenda. Bldg. BB (NEXT TO CLOSED SHELL) this semester. Following about one hour of The meeting is open to any 316 S. Ninth Stroud Th:s wa s the solution that conversation, the protesters Aueliable only to CSC students, faculty, current Peace and Freedom staff and their in-mediate families. All came out of a meeting between agreed to meet with the full flights via TIA or Pan Ann with compli Party member, and any student meals. Sponsored by Associated Serving State Students for 35 yrs. and Daily edi- editorial board at 4:30 p.m. and rnentary Recruiting Chicano leaders who is interested in becoming a Students of SJS through resolve the issue. STUDENT SERVICES WEST, INC. tors yesterday. member. AS. Council will be asked tc At the later meeting Brackett finance the supplements at Wed- explained that under Title V. the Protested nesday's meeting. Daily cannot turn control of the Early yesterday about 100 stu- paper, or part of it, to non-staff The United Front Against War dents marched on the Daily of- members. Related Recruiting will meet to- fice. The students were incensed For the third world students day at 3 p.m. in JC141. The meet- over an ad that appeared in last to have maximum control over ing has been called to discuss the Wednesday's Daily portraying a content of the articles, the sup- on-campus recruiting scheduled sleeping Mexican. plement was suggested. for Thursday and Friday in the As the demonstrators crowded Third world students who wish College Union. the Daily office, Delgadillo con- to contribute to the project A representative of the New fronted Daily editor Bob Brac- should contact Antu. Olivares, or This is the University Conference INUCt kett with a demand that the stu- Delgarlillo. The latter two are will be speaking. NUC is a na- dent newspaper turn over its members of A.S. Council, tional conference of university front Page to the Chicanos for The Daily advertising staff has professors who are against rac- one week. announced a new policy, begin- ism and the war in Vietnam. A Brackett requested that the of- ning today, to prevent repetition branch is currently forming at fice be cleared and that several of such ads as the one protested. SJS. Daily editors meet with a few The production manager will be The possibility of an informa- Chicano leaders. The room was given an assistant, and the ad only hand out tional NUC forum. being held emptied and former A.S. Chief deadline will be moved up to tomorrow will he discussed. Justice Lew Solitske presided 3:45 p.m.

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THINGS on the flute. In one selection he Phi Mu Alpha Sponsors The movie periodically shows the Rolling Stones in a recording flashes begins at the highest possible studio preparing their song "Sympathy for the Devil" and then LOVE note and scales down until Cohen, to altogether different scenes. Jenkins and finally Zitro takes S.F. Symphony Tickets The first: a group of Black militants reciting the writings of Eld- US over. Cleaver are gathered in an auto-wreckage graveyard. They DRY ridge 10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL Lloyd's stylized work on bass CLEANING WHEN ASS CARD San Francisco symphony tick- to 2.1-, pin, on Mondays and shoot three White girls.

IS PRESENTED WITH DIRTY flute and tenor sax has grown ets are now available to students Wednesdays in Room 252 of the Again we flash to the Stones. and then back to an open forest where CHARLES LLOYD LAUNDRYIll considerably in dimension and at discount rates through Phi Mu Music Bldg. Tickets are also be- a girl named Eve is being interviewed and filmed. The question- ,s YOU'RE A GROOVY 7. . . . in concert depth over the past 12 years. At Alpha. SJS men's proefssional ing sold in the lobby of the answer dialogue is one of Gadard*s familiar cinematic techniques. The OR BELONG TO SOMEONE times his chordings are erratic music fraternity. Concert Hall on Thursdays from questions are. about drugs, liberalism. the Vietnam War, America. IS). DO THE DRY CLEANING key lighting enhances the per- THINC-. WITH Lis but then they also turn into pure Students must order tickets at 220 to 2:45 p.m. The answers are either yes or no. Pay attention. calm melody. Bend over his in- formance if Lloyd and his backup bookshop. Throughout least one week in advance and Saturday performances in Los Another scene takes place in pornographic struments, Lloyd presents a fasci- rhythm combo. (seldom audible I that can purchase tickets for any Altus will be held in the Foothill much of the film there is a running narrative rutting study of a devoted jazz- Tickets are available at the and John Foster number of concert performances. College gymnasium. Tickets are sounds like excerpts from a sex novel a ith Pope Paul man. Student Affairs Business Office Tickets must be paid for when still available for the April 4, Dulles as leading characters. CLEANING CENTER Tunes are unusual and the key for $2 ISJS students, and $3 for the Devil" ordered. May 2 and May 16 performances Unfortunately, the Rolling Stones' role in "Sympathy F: Santa e delivery of them. Bizarre, low- , general public,. film. What better I260 Orders will be taken from 2:30 at 8:15 p.m. has been exploited by publicity-pushers tic sell the way to attract massive audiences? The footage of the Stones, how- The San Francisco concert ever, makes them only pawns in Godard's hands. series will be held in the War In this film they play just one song, spending most of their time Memorial Building at 8:30 p.m. engaged in agonizing, tiresome rehearsal. Musicak it's a far cry from, on Fridays and Saturdays. Re- say, any of the Beatles movies. maining concert tickets are avail- As to why Godard made this film, I'm neither intelligent enough able for March 20, 27, and 28, nor stupid enough to conjecture. It didn't leave me with any new April 3. 17, and 18, and May S. insights. There are also a limited amount Godard's reflections on revolution and politics lincluding graffiti of tickets available for Wednes- like Cinemarxism and Sovieteongi run throughout. His comments. day night performances through though. are neither that clear nor that extraordinary. May 27 excluding Easter Week Godard, it is safe to say, isn't for everyone. Judge for yourself. performances. Further information Is avail- able by contacting Scott Grun- Y©-IJ CAN HAVE wdon, sted at 287-3481. Album Review 'The Rose Tattoo' Dr. Hal J. Todd, chairman of Beatles 'Get Back' the Drama Department, has an- EDITOR’!4 NOTr: Many oh the To be e, y 1,111111, however, this nounced his production of Ten- song tit les are tentative la'- ilbUm is not the Beatles' best. ON THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES nessee Williams' 'The Rose Tat- cause the all has 110 label or Some of the work seems un- too." Opening night will be Fri- stover, as yet. polished, and a couple of tunes have little wearing power - - that day, March 6 at 8:15 in the By' LANCE FREDERIIii4EN is, they become stale after sev- Studio Theatre located in the and BOB PELLERIN eral playings. But that which is Speech and Drama Building. It Special to the Daily' STEREO good is very good. indeed. will continue Saturday, and Wed- "Get Back!." the soon-to-be-re- "Let It Be" is the best song nesday through Saturday of next leasvd Beatle album, does just on the album. This moving piece RECORDS week. that. The music returns to simple is reminiscent of the 1968 hit Tickets may be reserved at the sounds, while adding some fresh -Hey Jude" in both melody and College Box Office between 1 and and innovative material to up- message. In Paul's lilting, yet PERFORMANCES 5 p.m. Admission is $2 or $1 with hold the group's role as musical IBIAGNIMECiettill nnce:ful style. he makes a plea a student body card. pace-setter. for thepeaceful brotherhood of The album has 13 cuts, 10 of roan: 11115. P NE BIB RECORDINGS which are new. "Don't Let Me Down." and "Get Back" I sung When all the broken-hearted twice I have already been re- people Dir AT A LOW, LOW 11;flic RENAULT'] leased as singles and have been Living in the world agree, .99 New 1969 Renault 10 hits. There will be an answer. The title song begins Demonstrators from and ends Let it be. TO CHOOSE the album, and its chorus - - "Get $1,595 back to where you once belong" Although they may be parted, lihM106 NaiMRELEASES Provides the unifying thought There's still a chance that of the LP. they may see. CHOPIN Etudes, Op. 10 Et Op. 25-Guiornar Novaest BEETHOVEN. Rathetique, Appassionata, MoonlightAlien Although it is risky trying to There will be an answer. BACH Italian Concerto, Toccata & Fugue, etc.-Elsner, Harps.t VIVALDI. 4 SeasonsBiffoli; Accadernici di Milano pin a theme on any Beatle album, Let it be. MOZART. Clarinet Concerto & Quintet-Jost Michaels TCHAIKOV.AIMSNYKORSAKOV,BORODIN MUSSORG,Hollreiser in "Get Back!" they are symbo- TCHAINOVSKY/PAGANINI, Violin Concertit "I've Got a Feeling" rates as BACH. Toccata a Fugue, 6 Chorale Preludes, etc.-Kraft, Organ lizing (whether intentionally or LISZT, Piano Concerti Nos. 1 & 2-Brendel, Piano FRITZ WUNDERLiCH Sings Songs from Viennese Operettas one of the liveliest songs the not 1 a return to the basics of a BEETHOVEN, Symphony No. 9 "Choral"-Horenstein1 BACH Brandenburg ConcertiGunter Behr Beatles have ever done. The tune simple life. The music is free of CHOPIN Piano Concerto No. 1-Novae5, Piano builds fr:orn, a quidt opening into the electronic emphasis of their a frenzied 'bit of excitement, last release, "Abbey: Road." In FREE lube with which becomes contagious upon Valf STEREO this new album, both lyrics and oil & filter change the first hearing. If you don't find GET N© musical style are echoes of ear- yourself tapping your feet to this RECORDINGS We service both lier periods. tune, you're strictly "Made by Domestic & Import cars Instead of wailing electric gui- duPont." FOR YOUR iv cpartait gook4tore STAR MOTOR IMPORTS tars, the background features a piano and early-rock or country - "Teddy' Boy" gives us a song St. 375 S. Market guitars. The influence is Chuck of child-like sImplicity telling of RECORD A "IN THE COLLEGE UNION" 286-6500 I : Berry instead of Jimi Hendrix. a mother vai her only son. The DOLLAR Free Body ENtimates Likewise, the words lack the cur- tune mocks the relationship with rent rhethoric of social commen- a trite refrain. tary; rather, we hear mostly "All I Want is You" has sentimental love lyrics. It's Paul John in the lead of what is most- McCartney at work, not Mike ly incoherent lines stuck together Jagger or Jim Morrisim. to fit the tune.' Future Mock _ Watch the future hit you smack in the face before you're prepared. ELECTRONIC Hear it live on HARVEST. Record & Tape. Serving the U.S. Music Industry For Under A Year. ENGINEERS ROI' fl.M1PER. r. timeless. Big & Bawdy Raver, Poet-Singer. 4. KEVIN AYR. born 16 August, 1944, Berne flay in Kent, iller of the Albert flail. Beguiler of women. Whimsical. early morning. "Gernian flying bomb exploded in neighboring Lister of parody. Enormously popular in England. Imminent field ensuring a .Airtain deafness. which I ant fortunate Become ins tils ed itt '.eir of the U.S. Equipped with guitar and strange wit. About enough to possess to this day." We haven't noticed. Kevin ords in general he says:' This generation's got a problem was former lead singer with SOFT MACHINE iwho provided! its hands in this mu.iely --how to waste our time. Some of sem impressid arrangenients on this album). Nonetheless, l'HODU(;T 1)1.: \ VI 1111, album is Avers. 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- - 14-'n qr %PT %V RA1TS-5 Dual Splits Netters Begin Dual Play For Matmen, SJS Gym Squads Against Tough Stanford Squad rolliming an impressive snow- Into action to.lay ic,tino oi '1 alt Thursday

The SJS gymnastics team ing lust week in the Northern Indians. the south campus esened its dual meet record for California Intercollegiate Tour- Joining Wheatley, 1.1, the year, but the Spartan wrest- nament in Berkeley.. coach Butch White in singles will be I. lers were not as fortunate in Krikoritm's SJS tennis team ini- Berkman. Jan Young and It weekend activity. tiates the dual meet portion of Bogosieh. Teaming for the Sp., - EUROPE Jim Turpin recorded three its 1970 schedule today with a tans in doubles competition West Coast firsts to pace the gymnasts to a 2:30 encounter against the strong be Whitt. and Lloyd. Wheat I'. $2304295 r.f. from 131.05-98.55 win at Chico State, Stanford Indians on the Palo and Young and Bergman :a: Available flights from N.Y. Flights Friday. Clair Jennett held Alto courts. Bogosich. within Europa, Israel, & the Orient Spar- For information contact: 365-1625 tan stars Joe Sweeney and Doug Anchored by southpaw whiz The Spartans, who are defend- Hills out of the meet to give his Roscoe Tanner, the Indians boast ing Pacific Coast Athletic As- E.SE.P. 801 Woods;de, Redwood City less-experienced members some one of their top squads in years sociation champions and who E.S.E.P. SJSC: members dual meet competition. and took the team title in last shioned a 16-:1 1969 mark. enter - __7 Turpin scored firsts in the week's NorCal tourney. rings, floor exercises, and parallel But the Spartans. with three bars in leading the Spartans, now singles entrants reaching the 5-5 on the season to a first place quarter-finals and Chuck White sweep in every event. Turpin and Hank Lloyd gaining the added a second in the long horse doubles final, garnered a strong event, finishing behind teammate third behind Stanford and Uni- THE Mike Cooper and picked up a versity of California. third in the high bar with Spar- -Deely photo by Rich Hesse' Lloyd and White lost a three- hour marathon match to the In- tan Bill Barnwell and Cooper UP AND OVER-SJS steeplechaser Darold SJS the past few years, Dent will be counted dians' Tanner and Rob Rippner, capturing first and second re- Dent goes over the water Hmo first en route to on heavily this year in the steeplechase and spectively, 6-0, 6-4, 16-14, while Robby RAIL first place in the 3,000 meter steeple- other distance events. The Spartans were vic- BRASS taking Wheatley lost out to Cal's Mike After trailing for most of the middle torious in their season dual opener with the COOPER HELPS chase. Mullins in one of three Spartan part of the race, Dent kicked on the last lap Indians, 87-67. The meet was held, despite Cooper, also scoring well, ad- final losses. Wheatley had gained to overtake Stanford's Brooke Thomas with a poor weather conditions, on Stanford's new all- (topless) ded seconds in the parallel bars the quarter-final via a victory clocking of 9:06.8. Thomas was second in weather track. and floor exercises and finished over Stan Parsallel. 9:13.4. A stalwart in the distance races for third in the side horse. White and Lloyd also fell vic- Completing the SJS sweep was tim to quarter-final foes, both Eric Havstad, who picked up an from Stanford. Dick Fisher easy first in side horse. bested Lloyd while Rippner took Friday the Spartan gymnasts White en route to the finals. travel to Santa Barbara for a White. Lloyd and Wheatley Stats Ise )1, !WS( .11111. Pretty Dietrick Leads Cage rill 1,10IiIiIntneIff double-dual meet with UC Santa showed 3-1 slates for their tour- of San 111,11111,111 ',Pit SS /tem io ort ,hou jump tr, Barbara and San Diego State. Coby Dietrick paced final SJS long season and finished as the added the single-game record ney efforts. 1114 fn., D ut, floie !h, first Jennett expects little trouble basketball statistics as the Spar- second leading scorer in SJS with a 36-point output against Coach Krikorian, who said he cc,/ go,irte 7100h .14,11"1 lot/ I 1,1.1 I, from San Diego, which is averag- tans closed out their 1969-70 history. San Diego State. was very happy with the results In ET.1.111121.1111 ing only 112 points per meet. campaign by dropping two more With 1173 career points, Die- Junior forward Pat Hamm led of his team's initial season ef- 1E30 Mt VI ow '.i Surinyvti.le 34-1.4t3 Santa Barbara is averaging 145, decisions over the weekend. trick was well behind leader Stu the team in shooting percentage fort, will send the same squad three better than SJS and should SJS, which failed to win a Irunan's all-time mark of 1333, with a .563 percentage and won provide a real battle for the contest in the initial season of but his 16.3 ippg1 averages es- the PCAA title for field goal ac- JANE DOE, 133 01/1aon Street, New York. N.Y. 10011 Spartans. Pacific Coast Athletic Associa- tablishes a new high, breaking curacy with a .697 mark, though Jennett hopes Sweeney will be tion competition, saw its season S. T. Saffold's mark of 14.6 for taking only 66 shots. PERSONALIZED POST CARDS ready after suffering a slight mark fall to 3-21 and its PCAA a career. Hamm was also the Spartans' 24 for $1.00 back injury while competing in weekend set- Additionally, Dietrick scored second best scorer with 249 slate to 0-10 with person with just a minute to write a note to say -HELLO"... for more allowance. Hips exhibition cam- points ofr a 10.4 average and Are You a busy events with teammate backs at the hands of Cal State, 442 points over the 1969-70 quality VELLUM post cards with avocado border. "SNAPPY- shinline personalized post cards. 3% x 61/4. Hills at Chico. Los Angeles, 94-79, and UC Santa paign, third best for a single came through with 215 rebounds In the final dual meet of the Barbara, 104-87. season and his 19.2 average broke for a 9.0 average, also second to PERSONALITY PAPERS, INC. season, University of California But the 6-10 Dietrick compiled the old standard of 17.8 set by Dietrick in that department. P.O. Box 123, Spring Lake, New Jersey 07762 wrestlers defeated SJS, 23-9, Fri- a few personal pluses during the Steve Schlink in 1967. Coby also Dietrick's 265 retrieves in 23 Please send roe set (s) of 24 personalized post cards. I enclose $1.00 for each set. day at Berkeley. The Spartans, games for an 11.5 average is the PLEASE PERSONALIZE AS FOLLOWS (print): SEND TO: finishing the season with a 5-6-1 third highest mark in Spartan record, will host the Pacific Coast Name Name annals and his 759 career re- Athletic Association champion- Address Address ship tourney, Friday, March 7. Cage Stats bounds places him second in Final City City school history, bested only by FAST START PG-A Pct. PT -A Pct. REB. TP Avg. State Sta.g. Zip Branstrom's 794 (1956-58). Gordon Yamamoto got the Coby Dietrick 175-375 .467 92-136 .676 265 442 19.2 Mary powerful Bears off to a fast start Pat Hamm 98-174 .563 53-84 .631 215 249 10.4 by scoring a 11-5 decision over Bernie Veasey 67-131 .5 I 1 43-62 .694 87 177 9.8 Harold Yee (118). The win in- Al Graves 60-148 .405 36-47 .776 70 156 7.8 creased Yamamoto's career dual Steve Mortara 67-155 .433 13-24 .542 32 147 6.1 Do you think meet record to an outstanding Mike Webb 46-147 .313 24-45 .533 h9 116 6.8 19-1-1. Dave Dockery 48-104 .462 8-25 .320 61 104 6.5 The more experienced Bears Buzz Nyquist 42-113 .372 18-36 .500 44 102 4.9 a bright young engineer jumped out to a 15-0 lead before Chris Guenther 31-78 .397 27-46 .587 35 89 4.9 Tim Kerr (158) got the Spartans Steve McKean 32-72 .444 15.19 .789 20 79 5.3 on the scoreboard with a narrow C. J. Howard 24-68 .353 10-15 .667 26 58 4.1 Ii 8-7 decision over Cal's Kevin Fen- Rocky Gooch 21-55 .382 11-16 .688 36 53 4.1 should spend nell. Danny Walker 12-40 .300 11-16 .688 17 35 2.3 SJS mentor Bill Smith was Tom Robinson 2-14 .143 6-10 .600 2 10 1.4 very pleased with the continuing SJS Totals 725-1674 .433 367-581 .632 1085 1817 75.7 his most imaginative years on fine performances of senior Paul Hatling. Hatling pushed his per- sonal record to 11-1 on the year by edging Larry Noon (177), 4-3. the same assignment? The only other win for the Oille 2144 Spartans was turned in by heavy- 40/40/ 1,Y2sewat weight Cleve Holt, who scored an 8-3 decision over Eric Swanson. The win was Holt's seventh against four defeats on the year. Neither do we. Other final dual meet records for SJS were: Yee, 4-6; Tim That's why we have a two- You may select special- Owens (126), 3-7; Dave Smith year Rotation Program for ized jobs, or broad systems- (134), 4-6; Terry Kerr (142), 9-3: graduating engineers who type jobs. Or you can choose Arno Domingues (150), 4-4; Tim several not to change assignments if Kerr, 6-6; Walt Thatcher (167), would prefer to explore 7-3; and Ray Mendiola (190), technical areas. And that's why you'd rather develop in-depth 0-6. many of our areas are organ- ',kills in one area. ized by function-rather than Either way, we think $195 and up by project. you'll like the Hughes ap- At Hughes, you might proach. work on spacecraft, communi- It means you'll become cations satellites and/or tacti- more versatile in a shorter The truth cal missiles during your first If you qualify, we'll arrange for time. two years. you to work on several different (And your HUGHES that heals All you need is an EE, ME assignments.. .and you can salary will or Physics degree and talent. help pick them. show it.) ARNOSCII DIVISIONS The truth that heals disease, unhappiness, fear, and discord ... is divine Truth. Hear divine Truth explained in this Chris- $195 d p tian Science lecture. It will show yyou how a clearer understand- Catch a sparkle ing of what is TRUE of God from the morning sun. and man can make a wonder- Hold the magic ful change in your daily life. The of a sudden breeze. lecturer, Jules Corn, CS., is a Keep those moments alive. member of The Christian Sci- They're yours for a lifetime ence Board of Lectureship. He with a diamond will speak on the subject: Chris- engagement ring from tien Science: Instant Help. Ad. Orange Blossom. Some of the current openings at Hughes: mission is free and everyone is welcome. Microwave & Antenna Engineers For additional information, Electro-Optical Engineers please contact your College CAMPUS JEWELERS Microcircuit Engineers Placement Director or write: Space Systems Engineers INTERVIEWS Christian Science Mr. Robert A. Martin Missile Systems Engineers Head of Employment March 5 72 SO. FIRST ST. ALMADEN FASHION PLAZA Guidance & Controls Engineers lecture SAN JOSE =14 ON THE MALI. Hughes Aerospace Divisions Spacecraft Design Engineers Contact College PHONE 297-0920 PHONE 2664466 11940 W. Jefferson Blvd. Placement The Almaden Room Weapon Systems Engineers Office to WESTGATE Culver City, California 90230 arrange interview SHOPPING CENTER 710 DEL MONTE CENTER Components & Materials Engineers appointment. The Student Union 1600 SARATOGA AVE. CARMEL HILL. MONTEREY Circuit Design Engineers U.S. Citizenship is required PHONE 379.3051 PHONE 375-6677 March 3, 1970- 12:30 Product Design Engineers An equal opportunity employer .464/18ROP161,4111,11 1970 8-SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday. March 7. 1 Socialist Speaker I Spartaguide e1 Faculty Book Talks Da% e Frankel, an experienced OUTSTANDING VALUES TO FIT YOUR organizer in the anti-war and (Spring Sernekter, Young Socialist movements, will BOOK BUYING BUDGET TODAY 2:30 p.m., CH 236. All 222 Pages Illus Vacuity members and students are Ignited to attend the speak on the "Palestinian Revolu- Easy Ways te 64111111 Flower Ar. Heider, Pairceleie. Young Republicans and other in- Or.m. $61 NOI/ $2.91 United Campus ( rosode srseekl Rook Talks. Book talks a ill be held at 12:311 on %Sethi...- tion and the Arab-Israeli Con- rangement $4 U. $1.91 terested students are invited. Lends Illus 310 S. liqh St . 12.30 p.m. daps in the 1." hum Room on the third 1.-s "I of the College jfIg4"1. at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure Legends from lantern $1.98 .- color. Import Lunch has been l'a noIled Pi Omega Pi, 3:30 p.m., Ed Union. 5.1 435. Mock interviews for all sec- the or- Earthenware French interiers, Furniture 17 18 Women's liberation. 12:30 p.m., Date Reviewer Book Author Frankel was raised in English & SciettIsh ondary education majors. All Illus. 1--: $8.50) $2.98 ('r.-t,,ry (Orig. 12) Room. "Technicians of the J. Rothenberg thodox Jewish tradition, hut to- C.U.-Costan,,,,n March 4 Alexander business education majors and Dr. R. Sacred: A Range of day is a firm opponent of The Tarot Reemied. How to Read English Domestic Needlework 52 Hum. Tutorials , ',us (Ong. $8.50 -52.98 Students Opinion P011 Com- minors attend to elect student - Poetics from Africa, Zionism. He has toured several The Cards (Orig. $3.951 $1.98 America and Oceania" mittee, I pin. Adra 229. An Aca- faculty representatives. campuses as a Young to Healthful Sleep Complete leek of Gymnastics March 11 Dr. J. Rock* "The Whole Earth's S. Brand California Natural Way demic Council subcommittee. de- ..i. $4.951 N .. 51.00 .., 500 phcfus ($6951$2.911 Spanish Club, 3:30 p.m., C.U.- New College Catalogue" Socialist Alliance spokesman Entomology Club, 1:30 p.m.. Cost anoan Room. Problems of the March 18 Dr. C. Paul 'The Almost Revolution: A. Priaulx, fending the Arab Revolution. HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM E. Ferguson, biology Tutorials France 1968 J. Unger Children's Books, Religion, Music, Art, S15S. Dr. W. Administration and students at Fiction, Travel, Biography. April I M. Leventhal "Chornovil Paper" V. Chornovil al11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ii Bargain Prices NOW at San Jose look professor, will speak on his the University of Mexico to be etc. Get these new books of Library GOOD CHOICE! Christmas 1969 trip to the Gala- Shop. COME EARLY FOR A discussed. April 8 Dr. A. Goldman "The Collapse of the Third W. Shirer pagos Islands. ACTION Women's Recreation Associa- History Republic: Inquiry into the Fall IF YOU WANT A BOOK, ANY BOOK France, 1940." are we can giv yob Immediate le- PI Sigma Alpha, 3 p.m.. C.U.- tion (WRA), 4:30 p.m., Women's of F. DAY NURSERY - Ask us about it - chances April 15 Prof. P. Blair "Technological Forecasting R. Ayres formation as to price. exact title and availability. If we don't have Almaden Room A. Discussion of Gym. SJS to host Cal Berkeley E Mech. Eng. and Long Range Planning" E. Pre School it, we can get it for you promptly. coming political science conven- in basketball. April 21 Dr. H. Stitching "Love and Will" R. May E and Full Time Sacramento. tion in Interdependent Studio How, 6 Home Econ. Best Seller April 29 Dr. C. Young "Black Rage" and W. Grier E- 21/2-6 years old .1-- Open 'MI "Sympathy for the Devil t ITI p.m.. Women's P.E. Dance Studio, Reprints Black Studies "Black Families in A. Billingsley E. 244-2909 9:00 P.M. for Less 4. 7, and 9:30 p.m,. ('.1 -Ball- PER 262. Produced by Produc- May 6 Or, S. Weir White America" Thursday SHOP 295-5513 room. Sponsored by C1.114. and tion class 14413 and presented by English "French Lieutenant's J. Fowles E Action .1 tirsery 'OK New Line Cinema and starring the Women's P.E. dept. Woman" with 119 E. San Fernando between 3rd and 4111 fits. -= The Nursery the Stones, admission is 81.50. May 13 Or, J. Leckie "So Human an Animal" R. Dubos Society for the Advancement Civil Eng. = t (Teat i re environment = Women's Swimming Test, 4 of :Management (SAM), 6:30 ...011.000=100111.r Fifill11111111111111111111111W11111111111111; p.m.. Women's Gym Pool. Only p.m.. Lou's Village. 1465 W. San one more test will he given this ('arias. William Henretti, Stle- semester. ces,. Motivation Institute Presi- Spartan Shields, 6:30 p.m., dent, to speak at initiation ban- CU.-Pacifica Room. Activity pro- quet. Daily Classifieds jects Spartan to be discussed. Tau Delta Phi, 7:30 p.m., CU. - Thuos Term Papers. Menu' American Marketing Associa- March 6 Morris Dailey FREE RM. & BOARD to chick as house- TYPING Paeifiea Room. Informal smoker HOMBRE Friday scripts, Etc. Wilt Edit. Satisfaction tion, (AMA), 7 p.m.. Blum's '.00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c. keeper-companion for handicap man. AND FOUND 161 for all interested and eligible ANNOUNCEMENTS (1 LOST Guaranteed. Call 294-3772. Restaurant in Town & Country '57 VW BUS with '6-7 engine. Many ex- Call Robert, 298-2308. students. State EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Accurate, Feat. Village. Instant Insanity inventor tras. E. .2,1 Condition. $700 Cali 266- liCifiMS STILL AVAILABLE - at CAT LOST: My little cat "Beastly Crit- YOGA & MED:TAIION.-Tues. & Thurs. Can edit. 5 miles from campus. Mrs. As- Anthropology Club, 4916. I I, 155 So. 11th St. Rooms S58/mo. ter" all grey, 4 mos, old, with long fur Frank Armbruster will speak. 7 p.m., eve. 730-9:30. 70 Hawthorne Way, S.J. room lanian-298-4104. ALOA: New overhaul,new tires & top. Coed. 1/2 blk from campus. Living long bushy tail. Wearing a red flea Last chance to join. ('.U.-Costanoan Room. Spring 286.5487. Sri E. Alexandrou. '64 facil. and RENT - SPECIAL STUDENT AM FM radio $1350 or best offer. Call and party room. Also parking collar. Last seen 10th & Williams. Call TV'S FOR semester planning and organizing. $9.00 per month. Call 377-2935. Public Relations student So- JOIN THE STUDENT INVASION OF 342-3886 evenigs. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED - Stu- 295.4696 or 968-7160. RATE. HAWAII. Special student offer includes Sierra Club. 7:30 p.m., C.U.- dent only. Avail. March I. Call Ted SiIORTHAIR 7 month TYPING - thesis, term papers, etc., ciety of Ameriea (PlissA), all airfare. 5 islands, a car, voyage on a LOST GERMAN Cost zinoan Room. FOR SALE 13/ 293-9877 or 596 S. 10th St. after 430 Friday --u near 5.1S. experienced and fast. Phone 269-8674. p.m., 1(41 Wood Duck St., Apt. schooner & more for 8269, If you can old pup. Lost REV. A- White with PLAYGROUP - preschool day care and want mcre info, call Dennis Call 297-3781. 31. Ecology and its relation to Experimental College: flay Evo- dig it HOUSE off Quito Rd. in Sara. playroom, yard, natural foods 286-1994 292-3946 evening... 3 BDRM. brown spots. public relations will Ix' discussed. lution, 7:30 p.m.. Jonah's Wail, at RALEIGH "Grand Prix" 10 Spd. bike. toga area. Fans. Rm., Fireplace, carpets. or 298.3894. FLIGHTS. Summer 1 new, rust bought must sell. Call 300 S. EUROPE CHARTER drapes, elect. hitch, 732-0990 or 967- TYPING - ELECTRIC 10th St. Date change from roundtrip, $150 One. 217 '023. Best offer. PERSONALS (7) EXPERIENCED TOMORROW flights: 82704325 1603 $220 per/mo. Master's - Reports - Dissertations. Tuesday to Wednesday as of this Way. Coordinator: Professor Frank Pall. "FEDERAL" rgraphic Enlarger. Ere IDRM. 2 bath apt. w/w carpet, all Marianne Tamberg, 1924 Harris Are. week. 247 Roycroft, Long Beach 90803. 438. 2 Campus Ambassadors, 10:30 r , $35, 243-6113 eve. G E Kit water and garb. pd. $200/mo. HELP! We re a ,erok to Our sv.: Call 371.0395, San Jose. 2179, any cat a.m. to 1:30 p.m., C.U.-Madrone KAM Club, 8 p.m., CU.-Alma- RCA VICTOR- r portable TV with Furn. 508 S. llth. 297-8596 after 2. loveable black cat. He s tree to GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FOR NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs Room. s r UHF. Like new. $70. Call 253-1734 CABANA HOUSE 1 furs, lover who can provide a good home. OVERSEAS USE. 220 Volt - 50 cycle. den Room. flith'ai fireside, every- students and licensed pilots. Four air- PRIVATE room w/refrig., separate from main Call 371-0452. Factory Mfg, major and small appliances, Circle K, 12:30 p.m., and 4:30 one wideiime to attend. craft. low membership fees & monthly GUILD ACOUST ELEC. GUITAR AND house $65/rno, including house privlgs. ODD BODKINS fans! Get O'Neiri's first Allied Export Distributors, 522 Merchant dues. Cert. flight instructors avail. 722- p.m., C.U.-Diablo Room. '1%, BASS. 'i n 1 iv elec. ampeg 5TI5D 251-9047 eves. book, "Buy this book of Ocid Bodk,s." Street, S.F. 9411 I. Young Republicans, 8 p.m., 6160. , / Introduction meetings so all members can ;it - cond. 738.2689. -FEMALE NEEDED to share Royal Lanai now out of print and rare. FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHY for any C.L'.-Costanoan Room, All Young FLY TO EUROPE $299 June 12 - Aug check Ii ii i, .ry important busin,.... GUITAR, CLASSICAL -nylon strings. apt. with 3 others. $43.75/mo. Over 21 by Art Hoppe. Send $2 cash or purpose including environmental por- 29. Acapulco, $257 March 21-28. Cu:. Dept. S. Box 357, Alviso, , ar absence. Americans for Freedom (YAF) not a scratch. New 8250. 272-0804. to RIKART traits, model composites, weddings, art tact Gary Hewitt. 297.9976. Ca. 95002. :Ind other interested students ' . --e $100. 738.2689. FEMALE ROOMIE needed to share 2 pictures. Call Rich KO190 286-1139. r II, for Freedran CAR RALLYE START - STANFORD BLUE LINDE STAR SAPPHIRE RING - 333 N. 5th, *2 850/ PAT - from Mountain View, a soph. and TYPING, my home days weleome to attend business meet- SHOPPING CENTER (Palo Alto) Satur- bdrm. 2 bath apt. PROFESSIONAL Paid $100, asking $80. Call after 7:00. S.S. Major, See Don in the old Science no delivery. Rees. rates, term ing. day. March 7. by SPORTIN' LIFE. Entry mo. Call 298-7642 & eves, /-. TTI-1 after 7 p.m. Building Rm, 121. tech. or other, 227.4672. car and beninners welcome. HOMBRE Friday March 6 Morris Dailey paper, $3. Any ANYONE knowing of the whereabouts Starts 6-9 p.m. LEICA MOVIE CAMERA - 2 Lenses. 7,00 & 1000 pan. 50c. THURSDAY wr.. rar,,,iro case. Use reg. 8rnm FREE RENT in exchange for orchard of +he painting taken from A310 n- It Friday March 6 Morris Dailey TRANSPORTATION FLY Rommt film. Neat. $50. Call 264-4719 around work on weekends. Cottage located 20 1.21-70 please phone 286.5562 or re -- Black EOP Mire, 2 p.m., Two 7:00 & 10:00 tz.m. JET CHARTER 50'T _ 6 p.m. min. frorn SJS campus. Call Mike at to A310. No questions: DESPERA-F. 11 -1 lags School of Law repre- NEED HELP ;n - CHARTER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE, $169 RECORDS, 8-TRACK & Cassettes. 407, 274-2083 before noon. THE STUDENT INFORMATION CEN- ONE WAY .. itives campus? The T . Cna- -ne way - $289 round trip. Japan, $350 to interview potential Ar'y $4.98. $5.98 or $6.68 LP's all TER makes appointments for you ter is a direct - r a to DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE - West Contact Prof. Maga, 293-1033. minority students. SUPER DISCOUNTED. Call and order Hall - If interested call 297-6724, any campus groups or professors. The all campus qr.- 1- C ext. EUROPE - ISRAEL TRAVEIMI by TUPC. & pick up by Thurs. Call Mon.- Center is here to serve you! Come to 2967 or come .. C ' FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share holders of the 1 3 5 Sigma Delta CM (SDX), 6:30 11 p.m. Ron 298.0700, the College Union or call ext. 2967. COUNTS available to WANTED All 1 bdrm. apt. 57.50/mo. 640 S. 9th *8 international student identity card. For OAKLAND TO LONDON p.m., Spartan Daily office. Pledge Bus-n -- FOR SALE Squaw Valley -t-abin Market', I. - V2 call Joan 294.1926 after 5 p.m. info, regarding travel discounts and pur- initiation. American - -, n. Good until April 21st, Only ROUND TRIP Club thar goes p, MALE ROOMMATE wanted to share SERVICES l81 chase of card, CONTACT: International 550.00. Leaving country. Skiers call 736- Young Democrats, 6:30 p.m., day March 3, B apt. Non straight! 255 No. 3rd #7 360/ Student Club of America, 11687 San 4250 for info, mo. 289.8150. Liberation! Vicente Blvd. #4, L.A., Callf.90049. Student Council chambers. Elec- Town and Country V STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Ac- $275 -7:30 Meeting. For 1 231.3295. i'- SAILBOAT loaded with extras. Fits MALE student, private room with pri. curate, Minor Editing, Mrs. Baxter. Phone (213) 843-5669. Or campus rep.: Fred 41414 tion of interim officers to be held. any car top. $145.00 call 294-8442 vete entrance. $60/month. 444 S. 14th St. 244-6581. Black. 2536 Regent, Berkeley. (415) 843- OAKLAND TO Only qualified members will be 1857. AUTOMOTIVE 121 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share RENT A TV OR STEREO LONDON-AMSTERDAM HELP WANJED (4) OR TAPE it to vote. large 2 bedrrn. 2 bathroom apt. with 3 RECORDER: Free Service. Ns contract. RIDE NEEDED from Fremont: T-Th for For complete flight schedule § other girls. $50/month 529 S. 10th #3, Free Delivery in S.J. Call Esche's 251- 8:30 class of betw. 12:15 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Orlocei, 6:30 p.m., VW REPAIR, New, Rebuilt or Used INSIDE SALES, men, good salary. Start 287-0417. will pay - Call John 657-4178 after 9 phone Parts, Save $ on Labor & Parts. I will 2598. 1. -Diablo Room. Discussion of today, 22 hrs, a week. Work until sum- PRIVATE COTTAGE in country 20 min. 7 p.m. buy your broken down or wrecked VW. FOUND THAT SPECIAL someone yet? (415) 392-8513 volleyball tourney and men Apply 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 210 S. 1st commute to SJS. Exchange Rent for Herbert, 82 Goodyear, SJ, 292.3768. Distinctive wedding invitations by Robert Rm. 207. weekend orchard work. Call Mike OR WRITE Bay Cruise. TOYOTA CARS - All years and models before Hall. Soon to raffle a Hotel Room for a WAITERS WANTED: Experienced. Wee{ 296-4216. 11 %1ITER Japancsec and American Stu- at fantastically low prices. Call Toyota ends. Must speak Chinese. 15499 Sa weekend! 440 W. Taylor, S.J. 298.2308. Sales Representative from Japan, Bill FREE RM/BOARD: to chick as house. Jose-Los G. 336 0154 AUTO INSURANCE - Annual Liability dents' Association (IASO), 7 Pm, Suzuki. Days 244.2750-After 6:30 p.m. --mpanion for handi-cap man. k"s I RANI:1St:0, (:A. 91103 Rates - Married or Single Age Building I, 292 So. Ninth St. 292.5133. LAKE TAHOE SUMMER JOB PLACE. = -nart. 298.2308. 24 end Mad iv. 1910 charter frght sc),aduos up $93. Married age 19 to ' HOMBRE Fr,clay March 6 Morris 238147. kr. Japan Night to be discussed. '64 CORVAIR: 4-speed, good condition. Dailey Toll NAME & Fro' 241.3900. 286-4520 between 8.5. $350.00. wrint. ('hriatian Science Organization, MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED, U.D. 2 EXQUISITE STREET '64 MG 1100 Sedan. Bad first gear, Of 6,th I T -c py - TYPING, Miss Betty A. II p.m.. HE I. Workshop meet - - otherwise groovy cond. $225. Call Gary all.year playground. Ca 508 S. 11th St. #7 Carey, 293.4700. 50c page, NO CITY & ZIP S50/rnonth 298.3216 DITTOS. 444:re or Donna after 5 p.m. 293.9990. French Personnel 964-4900 nr CHEV. '66 IMPALA 2 dr. HT. Power 461 Castro St Mt View. Steering, brakes, Auto-trans. 283. $950. SALE. Ice Cream. Soft Drink Come on in and 287-1102 after 4 p.m. route. Part or full time. M. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS To Place AUTOS TUNED, CORRECTED, AD- drivers license. We train. Mr. ; JUSTED. LUBED. Equitable rates com- 35i No, M-’ 9.11 a : PACKASNACKAWAY! bined with honest labor. Help put a student through school. Specialties. VW. HOUSING IS) an ad: Volvo, Corvair, Call Dick at 294.9170 eves. ROOM AND BOARD for '67 MALIBU Clean, econ. PS, AT, "283; mrel White/Red Vynl. Int. Must sell. Make spa .s lounge, Ct offer. P001. Come to: Chicken Snack 266.1641. study rooms. open year around. V - '62 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 cyl. 4 speed. I. 525 So. 9th 287-4885. Ex. condition. Bucket seats, radio & GIRL to share 2 bdrm. apt. wit., .., heater. $350 Reg. $1.00 248-8525. senior or grad. student. Call 286.C, & drink '66 MUSTANG FASTBACK V-8. 4 speed, or 298-1462. disc brakes, i I custom interior, CT equip. 1 OR 2 MALE ROOMMATES . 1 /RANGE or ROOT BEER) meet, $1350 or best offer, ask for Bill 297.1679. $ I 1- .2' "27 - Classified Adv. '58 TR-3 So good, we guarantee it! 0/Drive. W/wheels, good tires, DEFINITELY NEEDED: FE' (You must be safistred or your money back) new windoows & uphol. excel. mileage $395. Guy, #205, 294.8741. Office -J206 Contains: 2 pieces of chicken and golden french fries '59 MGA Roadster, WW. New top, etc. FEMALE NEEDrED' - Mach perfect. 5650+ invested. Needs . ONLY 790 body work. Make offer, Call Ken at I. , ;, 297.9963 e tiv , with this $350.00 7- coupon _ MALE GRAD OR UPPER Div Exp;res March 4 HOMBRE 1 , tr 6 Morris Deiley bdrm. op,. 12th St. Ci 7:00 & , MON.-WED.-FRI. , WANTED: 650 TRIUMPH ENGINE NEED 2 FEMALE Ch.,n No ROOMMATE', m n -s asked. Call 1 7t419:0-11'Tt'ELY. - 24, ; 368 9^, o Cr osve meson,. 4,0. 9:30,3:30 GREAT CAR, GREAT BUY! '67 En ..,r 1 m low , NEED I r 2 n In, 3 hg" I nrn best nzulm- r 2E17.4781. MERCEDES- BENZ 2205. 1958. Raiz., WANTED - 1-23 - 30,000 K4 AM 'FM Leather. /./4;Af New Parts 242 '284. -r TUES.-THURS. 67 VW 9 pass. bus JOB TRANSP I'ME OF ¶1-1' YEAR WHEN THE 5TLI2EN_a sell for $1.500. Call 262.7811 , I OR 2 FEMALE 5TAR1' PRE5eauZ,N4 FACULTY TO CHANGE GRAVG-,.' a Nothing mechanical - Ii I Crl A,, 11 9:00-4:00 CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. 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