Sign-Up Vets Talent Sign-Ups Korean veterans and PL. 634 cheek with eltit.11:11111111*-111 tsar orphans) should vett. office, AdmIUS, the Korean acts of an kind *Mould fill .sit study card is on flle to see if a cards In activities office. Adm. tall eemester, according tor the ?Al. by Friday. to lir 1111.111414.11 in 1 Mary SI lllll ns, veterans' co- all a uslitirogrupItcd list jiaui ardinator. Attendance bruit, for September mid (1, -tuber will be a2tatt aide to pro..pecti%c employers. ar- Sd- viKised Nov. 1-3. Cheeks will according to Stic Curia. oriersta Mrs. Sijuinlis of the about Nov. SU, Iliai chairman. VW. added. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 47,- ank VOL. 49 4111110 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 196I No. 10 Dr. Pouting Professor To Discuss of Travelers From SJS nse World Peace, the 'On Thermonuclear iNar' iza- 'European Way Not Shelters bill/Adam and the Cantlier CUM. View 'On Thermonuclear War.'' an all its 'IONI IlEtn.ES allint ’Ail 111 1’- examination of the militaly altern- flit lee. 1 ill waterfronts, bargaining tor wares atives with which Sour country is "II is Kahn's contention that We ,,-Lighting. . .street dancing not increase safety from nuclear on the famous Rialto bridge. attack, declared Dr. Linus Paul- faced, will be reviewed he Dr. must accept the possibility of the ...bathing on the Italian Rivieria VIEW OF RUINS ing, Nobel Prize winner in (item - Ralph Parkman, professor of chem- beginning of thermonuclear war at French Rivieria , ogling on the Rome...the ancient ruins of the bitty, at an informal press confer- ical and metallurgical engineering, any time; and that if proper plan- ink drinking German beer, French dead empire. the Coliseum, St. ence Sunday at the Calvary Meth- at 12:30 p.m. tomcsrrow iii cafe- ning takes place the country can de- Peters church (the largest in the odist church in San Jose. teria rooms A and B. survive," Dr. Parkman said. world), the Metal Way. Thus Kahn concerns himself These were scenes in which 98 "Fallout shelter construction is a This recently published work by Dci- Madrid.. the bull-fights, flamen- form of militinism which will in- fheman Kahn is the second book With the necessity id a large de- San Jose State students and fac- ad- co dancing, four-course meals for crease bomb stockpiles and in- to he reviewed in the weekly se- lenient force, dismissing disarma- members and families par- not ulty only 33 cents. crease our danger," said the Cal- ries of book talks presented by the ment as less practical. ry in Europe last summer. ticipated Paris. . .climbing to the top of Tech professor. Faculty Library committee. EXPLORES CAUSES These vagabond travelers were the Eiffel Tower, driving around FALSE SECURITY STAFF PHYSICIST Kahn explores the causes of past pot part of a tour, but were in- the arch of Triumph, the Latin People get a false sense of se- The author is a staff physicist worki wars in his book, drawing curity from comparisons to the present situa- dividuals tackling Europe on their quarter and the. University of fallout shelters, he with Rand cons, a research or- said. The protection provided by tion. He contends that war is pos- Paris. ganization primarily concerned own for 65 days. sible even if both sides do not wish WARMTH OF PEOPLE shelters can be neutralized by in- with military planning. He has eaROUP SCATTERS war. The people 01 Europe were creasing the attawk four times, Dr. served as a consultant to the arrival at Gatwick air- Dr. Parkman was grad's, t warm and hospitable. They would Pauline stated. Atomic Energy commission, the from the University of Pittsburgh pal in England (20 miles south offer advice. directions and some- Dr. Pawling held his press con- Office of Ci%il and Defense Mo- ference in 1941. He received his M.S from ut London) farewells were said times dinner. before his wife spoke to the San Jose branch of the Wom- Stanford in 1949 and his Ph.I.) irs and MI went the 98 into unknown One family in Frankfurt, Ger- en's International League fie 1951 from the %WM' ci t 'isa many were shopping in a depart- parts. Peace and Freedom. Forms Available HP Came ICI 5.15 in ment store. They were discussing They traveled, by bicycle, ear, He estimated that Russia could prices and goods with a clerk who k ppi It :11,11... ,,iiil IM I Iti. II% are motorcycle and by train. now attack the United States with was chattering away in broken photo b. Rich Irrrlood to available In the College ta- 10,000 megatons of bombs and the- Europe opened her doors. . . English. She stopped, looked at lon, 315 S. Ninth .at., for fresh- Society Admits PRESIDENT PRESENTS PLAQUE Brent Davis, ASB president, U.S. could attack Russia with Brussels. Hamburg, Copenhagen, them apprehensibly and said. . '20.- man class offices and four fresh- makes presentation of a plaque commemorating the sculpture, in 000 megatons. Rome. Venice, Berlin, Madrid, "You come to dinner at my man student Conned representa- the background, by Roger Bolomey (far left) to Warren Faus, A megaton equals a million tons New Members that had house..." th Paris. . country only head of art department, in a ceremony yesterday in the Art quad. of TNT. Paris. . .Aug. 26. . .Le Bourget P.' % and applications must been seen previously by studying The bas relief sculpture, on the facade of the art building, was 95 PER CENT airport...A plane was leaving for DEAD be turned in by Friday at 3:80 Phi Alpha Theta, national honor- or reading history. chosen in a $1500 competition sponsored by ASB last spring. Under such an attack New York. . The 98 were going Dr. Paul- p.m., according to Skip Morella, ary history society, may pick up Gurdon Woods, director of the San Francisco Art institute, spoke ing stated that 170 FACE THE ELEMENTS home. million Ameri- election board chairman. An application blanks from the His- at the dedication cans would be tio Two enterprising young men It was "au revoir" Paris and the killed within orientation meeting for all (-ao- Amy department, ('H223. according days, or 94 per cent of the popula- weathered the elements by riding European way of life. rtal:des, or their proxies, will I1P to Bill Fairbanks, president. tion. held at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Draw- it who double on a motor scooter. This Upper division New Experimental Drug May Another eight million people ings for positions on the ballot have 12 units of history and a not being enough, they tied two would be badly injured and twit will be held at the meeting. 3.01 grade point average in his- sleeping bags and suitcases on Game Tickets million people would be left to toly and a 2.75 overall GPA are cope with loss of food, radiation behind. One of the great rivalries of Prolong Life of 'Mr. Sam' eligible. Twenty units of humani- contamination and no communicii- Riding 5000 miles, visiting 16 ties may be substituted for 10 the football season will renew DALLAS, 'rex. iUPli House The drug, if Rayburn continues 1 ion. San Jose Dr. Richards units of the history requirement. countries, crossing the Alps, sleep- itself Oct. 14 when Speaker Sam Rayburn has, with- to tolerate daillt doses of a few - FIGURES MISLEADING state'A football tram battles the Initiation fee to the society is ing in haystacks: crashing' their minutes each for the next week or Dr. Reuling called the figure- stood well the first doses of an a lifetime membership. scooter on cobblestone streets tthd Stanford Indians with Stanford two, may slow the cancer and pro- To Talk Tonight $1.5 for cancer-slowing chug, recently provided by Life magazine hoping to regain vengesinee for experimental Rayburn's lite weeks IA' Regular fees are $1 a semester. living with a Danish family for 10 long misleading when it said only five Dr. Marion K. Richards, assist- last year's 34-20 loss ter the Spar- a physician disclosed today. months. Weekly meetings are held on days (eating seven meals a day) million people would be killed if ant professor of English and for- tans. Tuesday afternoons at 2 o'clock. were tales told by these two. Rayburn got the first dose of the "Mr. Rayburn had a fairly good fallout shelters were built. eign student adviser, vvill speak on VISIT TO RUSSIA Tickets for the guile' are on drug, 5 dluorieuracil, Sunday. It night," a bulletin issued by Dr. Ile suggested that people write "San Jose State College and Its Deadline for applications is Oct. Others went to Russia, saw how sale at the Stink-at Affairs Of- is put into his veins, like a blood Tompsett at Baylor University to the U.S. Government Printing International Students" tonight at 25. the people fixed, talked to them fice, THI6, tor 51.00 with pres- transfusion. Dr. Ralph Tompsett, Medical Center said. "He is awake office for copies of hearings which 8 o'clock in the Campus Christian Advises' for the seciety is Dr. and became more familiar with entation of sIS student laxly spokesman for the four doctors and alert. He seems comfortable were held on the effects of nu- center. 300 S. Tenth St. Donald E. Walters. associate pro- the power that threatens America. card. 5.15 student laxly cards treating Rayburn, said the treat- and complains of no pain. A few clear war before a subcommittee Dr. Richards' talk is sponsored fessor of history and education. They talked about the canals will not be honored it the ment is continuing and there have minutes ago, he was sitting up,in of the Joint on Atomic by the United Campus Christian is Venice. . siding in Gondolos, !,en no side effects. bed having his breakfast. There is Enerss s June. Fellowship and the Lutheran Stu- no change in his condition." est HER Q1 dent assn. I On ,. ., : Paul- Marketing Group In addition to the new experi- She will discuss the problems ing, who recoro,y roturned from tensions of overseas mental drug, Rayburn is also get- and students ' Germany and England, said Euro- as they come to the campus, the $2.6 Addition ting cortisone, which acts as a To Meet Thursday Million Library peens are saying they would the new International Stu- stimulant and keps poisons horn role of "rather be Red than dead." dent Center and the responsibility Students majorin,; in business accumulating in his system. These are not the alternatives. of the campus community to these have ben invited ry thi, San Jose Sports Four physteians see him daily. he said We could have "a world student: State chapter of thri American with assn. to at triad the first Rainbow Colors have been consulting Marketing of They at peace where there is opportun-
, Bright color provides the back- ulty wives card, courtesy card, the procedure are welcomed by other cancer specialists throughout ity for different social groups to meeting of the year Thursday. the country, including one who will live together." ground for study in the new six may be used to check out books the library staff act.ording to Miss Christian Scientists Professors of the marketing de- librarian. come to Dallas soon to check Ray- "No matter what your circum- jlartment will held a panel dis- story library addition. Each floor or other materials. Joyce Backus, head Plan Early Meeting The new addition will be joined Library hours are Monday burn's condition. Dr. Tonmsett re- stances, if you are alive there o sussion on "Opportunities in Mar- of the $2,615,600 building has its with the three story building through Thursday, 8 a.m. te 10 fused, however, to identify the phy- always hope that you can improve 1,1,!lan Scien,.. '- keting.- A hu.siness meeting will own distinct color scheme. erected in 1956 which is now p.m. ;Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; sician. them," stated Dr. Pauling. eon will hold its testimonial meet- 14)1 loss. Refreshments will Ire The first floor, which contains closed for repairs. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and RED CHINA ing in Memorial chapel at 7 o'clock sea Y ed. general reference books and card Suggestions for improvement of Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Red China, Dr. Pawling esti-1 tonight, a half hour earlier than The meeting will begin at 7:10 Classs in Arabic mated, will be admitted to the' usual. catalogues, houses books in regu- p.m. in Markham hall lounge. United Nations within the next A reception will follow at 134 lar 'Open to Everyone' wooden bookcases, but the year or two. E. San Salvador st. All interested second floor is distinctive in a The Arab-Ameri,,! silident as- "We should treat them as if they students are welcome, according to Chinese red scheme, carried out sociation, which began giving in- had developed a great stockpile of Janet Laird, spokesman for the Board Meets wnap,m, " even to its bookstacks. The floor struction in the Arabic language nuclear Spartan Shops direc- last semester to SJS students, will is devoted to serials, documents tors of Spars tin Cab t: ria and resume classes at 7 p.m. today in and childrens books. Spartan bookstore, tt ill meet Tta, according to Faleh Sayid- ftrrntion at 3:30 hi KEYNOTE COLOR Hatt im. president of the association. world wire the neo scrition ril the library, Yellow is the keynote color for "The Classes are open to every- tlil. Ans nientlter Itt. the third floor, where educational BRANDT WARNS AGAINST CONt Ls-At/Ns one," said Sayid-flatim, adding dent hods may attend, atieording and instrumental materials are BERLIN (UPI! West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt warned the to X% illitim M. Fehr, business found. that students interested in the lan- guage and in Arabic culture will West yesterday against offering the Communists sone-sided conces- .L. r of .fildrnt affair, The creative arts stacks on the be welcomed. sions" on Berlin. He said it was a weakness to speak "too loosely" of fourth floor are sparked with a Students who enroll will be re- consessions. The West Berlin mayor said he could confirm that the brilliant orange, while a cool tur- quired to purchase a textbook, quoise stacks are found in the U.S. guarantee of West Berlin's freedom remains as tinn as ever which will be their only expense, OffOfficers To Explain fifth floor language arts depart- "It is rare.- he said. "that the government of the United States has he said. ment. so irrevocably committed itself as it has in the question of West SAM 0 rganization Each of the five subject refer- Berlin." ence rooms contains specialized TASC Members The Society or the Advancement refivettee hooks, current period- U.S. BUILDUP EXCEEDS 150,900 MNE of Management will (aid a rush icals, pamphlets, circulating books WASHINGTON (UPI I -- The Defense Department yesterday function in Moulder hall tomorrow and To Elect Officers bound magazines in book- ordered three more Air National Guard squadrons and their supporting at 7:30 r.m. At this time the offi- stacks Officers will be elected at Thurs- adjacent to each room. units to active duty, bringing to 155,250 the number cers of SAM will explain the or- day night's 7:30 meeting of the of men put under HELPERS ON DUTY ga n za t ions d the ad - student political group, Toward arms because of the Berlin crisis. Yesterday's orders involved 65 jet ints i-t Reference librarians are always vantages lOt ttt:teli h '1 in it. Active Student Comm tin it y planes and 2250 men. Since the start 'ii the Berlin build-up in August, on dilly to assist students in the IThe San Jose chapter of SAM tise (TASC). The meeting will be held and 500 jets have of the card catalogue, 211 squadrons been added to the regular Air Forte. is one of 178 on the university biblio- In TH107. graphic tools and other materials. level, and has ben rated in the top of activities for the MI REJECTS HOFFA ’BATTLE FIRST' Three elevators are located in A program 20. Last year it was the second the teams'. accord- NEW YORK !UPI) --1FL-C10 President George Meany sharply east side of the reinforced semester will he fastest growing chapter in the na- concrete building. Stairs at both ing to Charles Roth. TASC mem- rejected yesterday any idea of readmitting James R. Hoffa's teamsters tion. het . A new activities theme will be the east and west side of the to the international union and indicated the AFL-CIO would do Activities of SAM at San Jose chosen semester's building have windows or bid- to replace last battle with Hoffa instead, Means, said after a three-hour closed meet- IState include a le -monthly dinner eontes photo by Ana, &thwart. theme, "Radicalism in the United with prominent speakers. overlooking the campus or ing of the 150-member Generel Board of the AFL-CIO that the meeting the city of San Jose. STACKS A chinese red color scheme provides an States." tours of various iruiusti ies in the COLORFUL teamsters omit in joining the question ot Hoffn and his kicked of the international an osportunity to meet Student body card, faculty or arresting background for second floor book stacks. Students Jaye Students interested area, and two-year-old organization should body in 1957 on charges of corruption -would be taken up by the influential businessmen in T11:111 'tattloyee identification card; sir- Abbott, left, and Lurlie Dowling choose material from stacks talent card, alumni card, lac- devoted to children's books. attend the meeting, Roth said. Executive. committee later this week. agement. -or
-SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, October 10. 1961 The Smothers Brothers Editorial To Appear With Steve Allen Citizens Brothers, for- Union high school Students and The Smothers tItettwid, Beach and attended SJS lie t has arisen of holding student- re -von -able. merly of SJS, will make their "Songs and Comedy of both in , i% il and (Tiein i ii al actions. for injuries or damages Ille- first appearance on the Steve Smothers Brothers at the Parr. ctirritu4 to t it property and per I during responses to cam- Allen show tomorrow night at Onion," has been recorded 1111, 111 .1 disturbance, 7:30 p.m. on KNTV, Channel 11. is now on sale Sall fire depart- Captaio W est, rl se of the The singing brothers have re- ment hrotught Ilp the possibility this week. following seseral cently been signed an exclusive this of general -Indent andalism and harra-ment of nil officials. beginning with tht bonfire-panty raid "protests- of TV contract by Allen and the ch041 clate last spring. American Broadcasting co. for Since spring. however. the aspects of the offenses have the coming season. * EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN * changed somewhat. Recent "uprisings"' hate had neither the A dozen more Allen appear- COME SEPTEMBER : *W:th excuse of spring nor the appeal of protest that the spring "riots'. Rock Hudson Gina Lol:oorg.da: ances are scheduled during the - Also - had. coming months. Send, Doe .r Instead. this semester's incident- seem only to illustrate a * TAMMY TELL ME Tom, 24. and Dick. 22, have TRUE defiance of constituted authority without apparent cause. Re- * SARATOGA cent actions have had all the earmarks of immaturity evidenced just concluded their summer en- THEATER * MAKE MINE when a child heave* a toy and shouts -No!" in response to a gagement at the Purple Onion in MINK -and--- deeree from its parents. San Francisco. They are current- * ist Glimpses Inside Today's CS,. It inereasing tenuhenes on the part of city offit ials to con- The ly appearing in Denver, Colo. :BEHIND THE GREAT WALL; sider the student iii adult and therefore subject to adult I - for shows They are scheduled * SPARTAN DRIVE-IN ishment howe%er. all encouraging sign. * In an age that seems to he characterized hy an instituti iii at Mr. Kelly's in Chicago and 3 ALL-COLOR HITS ADA assumption of responsibility for the actions of its members. any the Blue Angel in New York. * *with Susan Hayward & Dean Martn* treatment of an indiAidual as someone capable of assuming The brothers have appeared - Also - responsibility and therefore of assuming the consequences of on nationwide TV with nine Jack TEMPEST sible actions is certainly welcome. SINGING Tom and Dick nationwide TV tomorrow on the Steve Allen Van Heflin - Silsene COMEDY AND Paar show appearances to their Mangano * Although Captain Westerhouse stated that -;in acts against Smothers, who refer to themselves as "boy sib- show. The Smothers Brothers have a record out - and - * emergency actions should he dealt It ith firmly from the dean's lings," are former Spartans now on ibe road which was cut during a performance at the credit. LAST OF THE FAST GUNS* office.- it might:seem more in line with the "adult" treatment Both are graduates of Redondo to stardom. The singing comics will appear on Purple Onion in San Francisco. TROPICAIRE TWIN VUE of students if the city would assume the responsibilit for main- DRIVE-IN THEATER 1: taining order. as it does with the rest of the commimumits NORTH SCREEN When a student disturbs the peace while not on the cam- YOUNG DOCTORS : pus proper. he should he treated with the same civil authority and as is any other citizen. Thrust and Parry MINATOUR Hera IIP e Ii, i a furthermore. there is little reason SOUTH SCREE to as- that he. in any utt. reiirewilt the college. Ott the DAVID AND GOLIATH : CIIIITrar,.. he sl Id be considered a- representative only of him- edy, I would feel a certain relief, death. The fact that I am "go- States lies only in its military and Values Above Life? DONDI self. just a- an employee of any of the numerous business enter- purely outside of my control ing to die someday anyway" prowess, as you and Prof. Car- * Student Comments 41 4414-*****44uF Is prise- in the area is considered. mind you if those inclined to promotes but could never alle- mick suggest in your calls to Millions of persons who do not go on to higher education. such an exercise could carry it Editor: viate my fear. for I am con- battle, if we have no other qual- chow ing to go to work, get married and raise a ramil . Just a reminder to certain in- off without affecting the rest vinced that life is all I have. ities with which to win allies and are expecte!! it ithout exception to behave as adults. dividuals, notably a Miss Beck, of us. In other words, though TO VINE GAY CY hy, then. -I Id S',IS students he excused from adhering who have forgotten that ab- this streak in my personality dis- But you may not validly con- preserve our legal rights, per- 7-3060 CV 4-5544 to minim citil responsibilities, such turbs me, I wouldn't feel all that that we are over- as not throwing rocks surdity does have certain merits clude that I wish to "protect haps it is fit THE MOST TALKED ABOUT-MOST at firemen? as a concept in relation to eth- bad if they could kill one another those who try to enslave us." come. If the course you suggest SHOCKED ABOUT FRIA OF OUR TEARS' Perhaps if students considered themselves, with reason, idown to the last) without af- ac- ics and values. You may only correctly assume is followed, do not imagine that tual citizens of the community, they would act more in a man- fecting anyone else. But, alas, It makes a stirring argument, heartily desire the per- ner befitting actual citizens. I merely daydream! that I "victory" can be part of the bar- if sometimes an incoherent one. \LA Of course, my point of view petuation of the world and man's ren, wretched consequence. You if one maintains that certain and that of the better-dead-than- existence in it. remote principles, values or ethical may hide yourselves in red folk and their kindred can- the sheltering DOLCE Phi Mu Alpha To standards are worth more than You write as if the desire to areas deep within Present not be reconciled without a hole- life itself. If one maintains that peevent a nuclear war, "so no earth. YOU may shoot we, change of basic premises on one less people, who venture near. the very fact of existence is of one will get hurt or killed." were /*NITA side or the other, so I guess And when the energy of a thou- 4 , a.« First Recital Tonight primary importance to the in- a negligible, even slightly disrep- at 8:15 we'll both have to sink to a less a dividual, then the argument is sand bombs ravages the land and Members of the Beta Eta hussy, and "II Mb o Tesoro," logical level: They can stand utable ambition. Further you from absurd without further hair- people, you may possibly escape GAY: 6:00 p.m. and chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sin- Don Giovanni by Mozart. Offer- on one side of a room and splitting. If one maintains that chide those of us who deplore being directly hit; you may es- 9:15 p.m. fonia, men's national profession- ing the accompaniment scream, "Why doncha go back will be the welfare of the human race the possibility of "annihilation by cape "fire storms" and fallout, TOWN 6:15 & 9:50 IEEE al music fraternity, will present Dick Woodruff. to Russia. ya dirty pinko!" and psycho-chemicals and bacterio- COFFEE tor some part of it is of pri- the hydrogen bomb." and de- their first recital tonight at 8:15 Tuthill's sonata for saxophone (and whoever wants to join STUDENTS $1.49 IN THE mary importance to the individ- logical attack. But how will you FOYER in Concert hall. There is no ad- and piano, including met mand that either "we fight and three move- ual, then the argument is valid can stand pn the other side grab food from the tainted mission charge. ments, will be played by Trimble and scream back, "Yah! An' I die for our American way of as long as we only sacrifice a earth? How will you conduct and Lynne Howe. hope you're the first ones blown Miss Anne Arant, guest per- few individuals (perhaps even life." or that we leave for Ras- yourself in the smoldering, blast- "Hungarian Rhapsody" lip!" But I won't leave and former, will be featured on the by ourselves o Elt/st" and then for the sia. rent, bloody land? Popper will be played by they're busy flute for "Two Inventions" by Geb- greater welfare of all mankind building shelters, so But this is not 1914; the con- Will you bury. the dead arnott hart, cello. with Woodruff ac- they'll outlast me by maybe Jacob. Patrick McFarland will or some part of it). However, comitants of life in this decade the silent ruins: perhaps talic companying. months. I think I'll just skip it. play the oboe. the argument does then have are historically unique: and we to you a wandering child, and Cowell's trio No. 1 for Michael Powell clari- certain pitfalls, say when fanat- may never again wage war to sometimes in the cold, desolate Music for saxophone, cello and net, horn and piano will conclude ASR 7186 ics use it to justify atrocities "make the world safe for de- and lonely evenings whisper to bassoon by Koutzen will be pre- the program. Featured in this committed in the name of fu- mocracy." For if we engage in it talcs of what once was, the sented by William Trimble, Ste- number will be Ricardo Trimil- Death Fear Promotes ture generations, the proletariat. nuclear combat there will be no glories of democracies and sun- phen Gebhart and Jerry Dagg, los, Rowland Schwab and 7\- Allen the Third Reich. etc. But, Doesn't Alleviate world left in which either cap- flowers and life-and why it featured on the respective in- Stitt. BUT when the argument is in- italism, communism. socialism or ended? struments. This is the first of five re- Dear Editor: voked with the possibility in even camel racine may flourish. Nancy spohn Tenor solos by James Mac- citals to be given by the In reply to ASB 6483 fra- mind of doing Its ;al in, man, It e\rettenee of the United ASH 16.523 Medusa was once heard to raw Donald include "Beau Soir." De- ternity. Yes. Margaret A. Beck, I am , woman and child, we need an 'A new hair-do is just what I ape, of ranks of th,o-e afraid f entirely new point of view. We With my Swingliae I'll tack 7v. Ndiri must hold that there are some All these snakes front to bark, concepts regulating our behavior, ’^ oc And Intent tbe first permanent woe!" which transcend even the pres- Spattanaiiii Campui Short t. tRerk ence of people to be regulated. Ca, Entered as second class matter April 24 .41t All one has to do is pick his 1934, at San Jose, California, under the Collarless blouses with roll-up sleeves premises properly and even in are gaining in popularity. and MOSH act of March 3, 1879. Member California this case the desired conclusion Newspaper Publishers Association. Pub- ER'S LTD. has them in oxford cloth and v 4 , broadcloth to be tucked in or worn oe follows. And I suppose one can lished daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College except Saturday Bermuda shorts are worn year around to' :IS then proceed to do us all in and Sunday, during college year. Sub- off campus leisure. Take your choice c, without reservations. fab,c-hopsack, poplir or flannel. scriptions accepted only on a remainder- The last course makes a nice of-school basis. In fall semester $4; ie exercise in choice and strength spring semester, $2. CV 4-6414-Ediforiel of conviction, and we have the Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385. 2386. 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Bookstore I mrret lo.r Aruy Lii/014N JOSE trA10%10446/01KWOk!ti,II.'',.,1 r:..sf 7 7" l 79 S Third St -Right On Campus tat' %RYAN DA11.11-11 It's All Over; Yanks Clobber Poloists Go nen Reds TO Win World Series After UOP Jones Rates Indians of CINCINNATI. Ohio t Wore a Today-4:30 the stunned Crosley homers with Frank Robinson dm, e Purple me thunderous New York Yank- Field crowd of 32.589. : ing in 11% 1-KM) RAGILA D Toughest Yet three Test in the third inning 19th World Series With Hector sied as4 ees won their Lopez subbing with a blast to right center of 1 A crippled 5.15 water polo team I Freshman coach Bob Jones says against Michigan state. and may tries yesterday by over- for the injured Yogi * * * 213 Berra and Yankee starlet. Ralph Terry. and I shoots tor its second win of the that Saturday's game with Stan- be short ol hoot line manpower powering the Cincinnati Reds 1:1-5 kniwking hi fise rims, the Vank- ver wh, , Wally Post homering off relie season today at 4:30 p.m. ' ford will be the Spartans' tough- victory in five reps rolled Sat urday afternoon. Let terman Tar their fourth up five rims in lotth Bud Daley with a man on University of Pacific invades the est game of the schedule so far. base in halfback Larty ROyM. suffered a the first and fourth innings as till. fifth. Spertan pool. forting to "But." he sass. "we have is 'ate shoulder separation and will plot - they bloated a record total of Daley, a left-hander who good chance to beat them if at- re- Star serirer Jim Monsees sof- j I I / ably lost for the entire year. eight Cincinnati pitchers 111143iC en licved Terry in the third after ter :i broken eardrum in Solar- put forth our best effort. They rff-1N [/ Sophomore quarterback Steve : route to their series-clinching Bohinson's h run, e ii Now sslii definitels be our nent the dil*. 9-6 victory over Foothill toughest :ER 16 SO. 38D - CY 4.21,23 Thurlow WEL% also injured and may vb tory. rest of the nay without teat an yet." tat P.M DAILY serious college, Coach Lee %'alton re- 3 I M Johnny Blanchard hit a two-run trouble, setting down the des- vealed seaterdas. Monsweis n Ill Jones scouted the GUITAR LESSONS homer off starter Joey Jay in the pt-rate Red% on a total of Ilse Titchenal they went down to a :fl - folk and Popular out of action one to three weeks. wst inning and Lopez, who had TRUE hits for his flse and two-thirds ' Coach Walton said. Coach Bob Titchenal appeared I from the Michigan state Spartan ...pled in the first, drove in three innings of pitching. He nos Monsees will be sorely mimed, highly pleased yesterday over the 'Saturday at East Lansing. Mich DEPEND UPON TER .re with a homer off Bill Plenty credited tt with the victory. performance of his Spartan foot- ! Stanford played great footlet. US FOR ALL NK the as he led SJS' scoring with thiee fourth. Bill Skowron joined The Yankees, who broke es t.') for three quartets against the p.m goals in both the Foothill win and ballers in their Saturday night 14- YOUR BEAUTY '-se Twit in leading the Yankee in the first two games in New! I erful Big 's Friday's 13-5 loss to Stanford. 0 victory over (7olorado State. Tenners. At the end o: sault by knocking in' three runs York thus NEEDS! WALL: swept all three games b "I think we are starting to jell the third periorl. Stanford troth- long singles in both of the two played in stilt looking for tlwir first reg- the National League! niiss% but we have got to correct I by only 4-3. innings. ular season victory, Coach Wal- Complete Drug Store park to run out their series tri- "We knon tiles will thron some mistakes before Saturday if PP/SCPIPTION 'S All five Cincinnati runs came on mph in ton's frosh nater poloist,* play SPECIALISTS only five games. to heat Stanford." sound defento at us. Jones said. the 1.01. frosh prior to today's we are going nas our bPst team effort "Stanford fins plased tough ball Iii Marla: vartilty encounter. "It STAR PHARMACY clubis every so far, a better perform- week, and tlies will 888 E Santa Clara The Spartan frosh absorbed a ance than what no. did at certainly be 'reads for " r .$75 Son Jost. weans ELECTRONIC PARTS San 'Jose 20-9 defeat at Stanfoid Friday and Stanford alysor1a.,1 Soccer Idaho." HI -fl EQUIPMENT then were edged 10-9 Saturday by Titchenal had high words t,f GUNS* a Foothill squad sprinkled liberally !noise for Oscar Donahue, Johnny STUDENT DISCOUNTS with varsity players. I VUE Squad Beaten Johnson and Chem Gallegos. Gal - Till 9 & Thurs. 7-0
Open Mon. Coach Walton rates the SJS- !egos went into the game as the "WORK OF ART" rER LO mg up to their repot atual as '11w Spartan's kept the game UOP varsity clash even, despite leading collegiate paILLSPI* in the St. I the conference's strongest team, tight in the that half only allow- the injury to Monsees. The Spar- IRS .711 country. NCAA statistics are not One Ally cervice nag,' Radio & San Francisco city college de- hog two goals. The second half tans have other scoring punch in yet available, but Gallegos ma, I fiSALE .b.STRIBLITOES fettled the San Jose State soccer b told the story as the Rams scored Herb Matter, who scored two goal. have lost his lead due to the faei Sweaters & Cassillitere (.011I's ICY 8.1212 142$ W. San Canon team 7-0, Friday, Oct. 6, at Bat- !five goals arid clinched the game. against Stanford, Steve Skold. ands t' irk that he completed just six of l’ IATH i*g Joe Battaglini. at center half 1301) Weizman. Our attempts. "Gallegos was thmwin. Ii r the Spartans, played a fine The SJS varsity split with LOP DISCOUNT WITH ASB the ball well, but his ends droptsey CARD game according to head soccer last season, winning 12-7 and los- ..... SEE THE OUTSTANDING BOOK BUYS eight passes." Titehenal ss $ig roach Julie Menendez. Mg .33-12. San Jose Book Shop Has for You This Week "Jim C'adile and Mack Burton '- ART CLEANERS All-Conference Al Korbus, who 398 EAST SANTA CLARA plays,will he ready to go against Stan- i CAVALCALL POPULAR MECHANICS- center half. scored four ...a ,,,,,,w...... ,w,w,....w.,,wwwww, ,.... ", $4 $i PE ford," he said. Both own aims ' iAY 711 Pc OF goals and played a lop THE TALL SHIPS WORLD LITERATURE- game , Frosh Prep action for the first time in three 4.5544 $1 00 sot other the VELAKLUEZ . HGLL')P YOUR PARTNER outstanding players for week% against Colorado State Now $208 No. S1 95 Rams were Dave Former, a Ti- . MOST WOOD FINISHING & PAINTING THE CURTAIN FALLS --A dire to injuries. for from University For Bulldog YEARS Si 98 3( 00 of Califolie , 'Our defense played well: HIGHBALL SEA L RELATIONS 'OF MANKIND- ' mid Valente Flavin . - Now 51St $198 I one occasion we held them wh, The lass leaves the Spartans Fray Friday b they had a foot to go for a fir-. Wil a. books at batoa "' h a 2-2 record. up ftii encounter 'down:. ’’V <0! 'f'he SJS JV soccer men partly Friday afternoon with the Fres- LoJ .a,) a book AG' book onged the varsities loss when no state college's JV's are the San' y downed the SF JV's 3-1 in a Jose State frosh Spartababes. .1 fought contest. Rifle Team To Open 'Ii Best Win, The F'resno state Bulldogs ;fro Raprlith THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME to give the SJS fr.,- 9:00 p m. For Lau expected Hold Meeting plenty of trouble. Cal Poly %kb., It happens' every day. A. young man Rom. off to college, leaving Thor -day CY 5-5813 .% meting still In. held rfloirs- Officials Meet rated as a well-balanced team and his home town sweetheart with vows of eternal love, and then lelitlx SHOP day. Oct. IS, in IA218 for all 119 E. San Fernando Beiwnon 3rd & 4th Si: important HP, hug tor he finds that he lute outgrown her. What, in such cases, is the the Bulldogs easily defeated them, students interested in trying out t .11 (withal] officials ssill he honorable thing to do? 28-18. for the Man Jose State intercol- FPFE held today at 4 p.m, in als1'801, Well sir, you can do what Rock Sigafoos did. Giving the Fresno state frosh legiate rifle ti-ans. COFFEE When Rock left Cut and Shoot. Pa., he said to his sweetheart, IN THE according to Intranmrals Direc- Mg lift as ex-SJS gridironer Bill be The in...ling, which wilt dear, FO,FR tor Dan unroll. guard a simple country lass named Tess d' Crbevilles. -My Murphy, who plays right held at 3:30 p.m.. is open to both and assign- though I am far away tit college. I will love you always. 1 will procedures I and weighs 220 'pounds. time NOW OPEN men and nonwn. Only full never look at another girl. Ill do, may my eyelaills parch and ments will he discussed at the I The Spartababes are still look- students are eligible for the wither, may my viscera writhe like adders, may the ninths get dfibo HEAR COME SEE THE BIG meeting. ing for their first win of the JEWELRY team, my new tweed jacket!" SELECTION FINE I season. YE! Then he clutched Tess to his bosom and planted it final kisx witl, all "sper/(// 1) i,ijti wit her fragrant young skull and went awn v, meaning his heart to be faithful. But on the very first day of Colirge he met a coed :1211)0,1 Fats Morgans, a girl of such sophistieation, such poise. such 14, finek laid never h Id She L+f }rant Kafka, she hummed Mozart, she smoked MarlIstros.
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HIGHLIGHTING WORLD SERIES play is this game in New York. The Yankees won the series Pi shot of Yankee catcher Elston Howard (right) yesterday by downing the Reds 13-5 and post- *ow lunging toward the plate in an attempt to tag ing a 4-1 mark. A total attendance at the series Cincinnati's Elio Chacon, who scores tie-break- was 223,247 people who paid $1,480,059.30. Slovekt ing run in fifth inning of second World Series 101crgli tit me te Ile
Now. Roek didn't know Franz KlIf61 fignil PLIIIILi L or Sports Editor Hits Top Score lomat 'rout James K. Polk, but Marlboro., he knee oill well. NE lie knew that anyone who smoked Marlboros toss niLoLjrrn autd In Spartan Daily Pigskin Picks Nilvatier41 and as studded with brains isa it ham with elitke,.. I Mod sense tells you tied you can't beat MarlIa.ro s esehisiie 1.,.. select rate filter. and Pm never eould befit SI nra or,, s hie. iir. Eli Levine with identical 13-2 oost of the Spartan Daily grid cu- This Hoek 1MM%. records. colors storedscored high on their pre- So all flay lie billowed Fate around campus And listened to her The vombined standings so far talk about Franz Kafka. and then in the evening he went back 3n Het ions this week. Topping the leading the park fintl Jones still to the dormitory and found this letter front his home limn list was St.:Wan I ):tily sports edi- closely with a 22-8 count, lie is OWPPS117,,I) M -n! tor Earl Gustkes Gust key had a followed by Gustkey 21-9, Ianinst Ronk. win4; l'f1-1a. Bob 1a-12 anti Sloh perfect 1541 I's kids hod it kre flow idrsirkeloy. W nr,n1 door nIsi Me Close hell wood and coughl 41110- frogs. I caught Inc most of oriL,Por1L, rho, hitehrd rid's on Irneks and did Ilk,. WPC I noost rime now int-oust I got I., ,.,1 01 tin .fr re. roar piped, anteed 7.4 41 When the future looks foggy, it's SAVE - I 'nit do my Huila Hoop &WO time.. vadable. time to focus on the present. Moll Rock thiaight about Teev and then he thought Maybe the prescription you need sir, ,s a good start on your lifetime slsit Fats and then a great sadnees fell upon him soddenly caper! per tmancial planning. ist 3c iit' kniLW FIEL Imil outgrown young, innocent Teas: his heart now In- Insurance is an important gal. belonged to smart. aophistwitted Feta. .-tr1 of that picture. and begin 2c Rock, hying Mimi-. Ali things honorable, returned iorthwith L. INC. mg your life insurance program Octane Ethyl I,. his fairer town and walked tip In TPRS end looked lug- in the IOW 104 will sharpen your vision of 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ --n-n- and said manlily, "1 do not love yon any more. I love 4 in future considerably. The Only girl named Fate \forearm You VALI hit mr in the ritonmeh sash which gives you a 0 ’’. vestment Examples of year-around oil prices: oil your might if you like ,mbination of guaranteed pro -That's okay, hev,- said Tess amiabll -I don I lave 1,111 tertion and savings, life mutt Shell X-I00, Quaker State, Triton, Veedol, LEOS since also otters you excellent can 38t neither. I found a nevr boy." collateral for the future. Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. "What is his name?" asked Rock We'd like the opportunity to tals Castrol qt. can 50t -Franz Kafka.- said Teas. with you about a variety of up qt. I9a "A splendid fellim." said Rock and 110.1k 1.1 40.s hand, arid to -date plans which can be tel 100% Eastern Bulk ties ha VP remained good friends to this day. In fact, Rock snil bored to your individual needs. 2-Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern $1.29 Frita often donhie-riate with Fran/ and 'l'.-.ss a nd ha ve hellos of Ii Stop by or telephone. Cigarettes package 220 inn. Fran,. eon do the Hula Hoop t000 BETWEEN BITES... 210 NORTH FOURTH ST. Phone CY 7-5707 new feeling Ifer/IWPO'n, in the king nisc anti part nail me. Op lop re get that refreshing PROVIDENT MUTUAL lad lona-hire tin PURITAN OIL CO. ita raid ond enjoyed in all .50 !Oaten, Pa. Lite Insurance Company 10th g Taylor littered Philip if Ciimmaneter. made of imperh nnuitrn! with Coke! ot Philadelphta 4th & Williams 6th & Key'. tobaccos. In OM atailable icherred ran ft-cc-el. pemm-
t-P %PT Vti 111%11 Reds Relax Red Diplomats, Dutch Police Shots Now Available Grip on Tibet Clash Over Defector's Wife 1 i - Sus Let P01.1 01 MI s I A111111 SO Shl GANi.. .ro.K Sikkim (LTD -The, ANISTERDAA lIP1 ,tptad retuurnwwto Moscow Chinese appear to be relaxing, Embassy officials and Dutch police DIPLOMAT their iron-fisted grip on Tibet. clashed here yesterday in an air- t or SWAM embassy various A !ruses of the There apparently is no change port list fight over custody spi,kt -,,, Oo 111'0 1:011 IA SIN11111C1 1111li 1111. a lee sa 50 cents. be paid in in Peiping's goal of complete: wife of a Soviet defector, and the at the Aeroflot office Mier. 1001111'1111111T. both to drop,. Golub and Russian heein the StudentAffairs Business of- domination. But violence, at least Soviet ambassador was punched official. eiiite;a students are among encircled by the, fice, Mrs. Helen Smith, supervis- in sonic parts of Tibet. apparently; In the nose. Dutch police. ,441 many who need shots fo r added. the ambassador was called ing nurse. said yesterday. no longer is being employed as the Russian Ambassador P. K. Po- to the proti itgainst a variety of office of Dutch means nomarenko took the blow (torn a Premier Jan E muses She advised students to get be Quay to discuss Reports trickling across the. Dutch policeman when he and the incident their shots as soon as possible. Before leaving' the To .ivind the trouble and incon- Tibetan border into Gangtok in- other fist -swinging Soviet officals premiee'l ut fice, Ponomarenko venience of these disorders the since protection of the immuniza- dicate that the Chinese have post- stormed a police office at Sehiphol called in news, to protest Student Health service offers Un-! tion does not take full effect poned their active reform pro. Airport to regain custody of Mrs. men against the '"IS. precedented behavior" of munizations each Friday from 1 , until four to six weeks fullowine gram until late 1962. 13y that Alexei Golub, wife of a Soviet en- airport until 4 p.m in HE3130. Sunday defected to the inoculation. lime, they expect tu have gained gineer who Full time students pay no fee. the favor of the Tibetans. West. P licer:The- police had stopped Mn for influenza, diphtheria, tetanus. No shots will be given to stu- Golub just as she was An Indian trader just returned SOVIET THREAT preps'', polio. smallpox, and diphtheria- dents with a cold Mrti. Smith to board an airliner with a : from four months in Yatung. 35 The Russian officials dragged 'anus 'am!, of Soviet tourists retureii. added. miles inside Tibet, reported that the woman front the airport police tI t II vitiiICD ! Moscow. THREE-WAV PROTECTION each Chinese soldier, regardless office and took her to the office .11 tie charved of rank, was required to work on The flu shot serves as an im- of the Soviet Aeroflot airline the roads alongside Tibetan labor- heavy munizatilm factor for approxi- where she was held under SAVE MONEY ! ! ers. This was done, he said, to guard. FAIRGROUNDS matelyreeth varieties of the virus, 1 maintain discipline among the in- On GAS and The infuriated Soviet ambassa- oti. vaders as well as to gain favor FAIRWAYS she said. dor declared there would be "far- with the Tibetans. SAHARA OIL 1:(). Students coming down %kith a MARKING FIRST INSTALLATION of an Air Force Titan inter- reaching consequences" if Dutch Golf Course The trader added that there no Second and William cold or the flu **should avoid continental ballistic missile in an operational underground launch police failed to return the pass- longer was danger of armed re- _. _ crowds and stay home." Mrs. site, a Titan is lowered into its silo near Denver, Colo. Only its bellion in the Yatung district. Smith warned. Coming in contact second stage is visible. Concrete doors weighing HO tons each '111111(111111:1111111111111111111;111111111 He said all monasteries had been with others in living centers and close off the hidden silo from possible enemy attack. closed and that their religious 50' classes just spreads germs objects and paintings had been FOR GREEN FEES Because a flu epidemic is ex- shipped to Peiping. WITH COPY OF THIS AD pected this winter, a shot taken The lamas and monks who lived now will be a safe step toward Faculty Grants Now the monasteries, almost a third Park Your Car TULLY ROAD in immunization. of the Yatung population, either have been killed or are working PIANOS RECORDS STEREO new roads, he said. Total Over $500,0001 Otte Itl Ick From Campus MUSIC DIKP1 most serious )111.11...TF: SlIFFT He added that the Faculty members at SJS are and 12 proposals it ... not been BAND INSTRUMENTS problem faced by the Chinese now working with approximately decided upon yet. as the Tibetans was INSTRUCTIONS ON ALL INSTRUMENTS army as well 28 times as much money in re- An additional 12 projects were INDIVIDUAL LESSONS GIVEN shortage just short an acute food search grants as staff menibers supported with grants totaling I IltEN TILL P.M. MONDAYnTia t VI’l 1.1. The problem appar- of famine. in 1957-58. the first year of spon- $2050 funded by the San Jose China, he said, ently stems from sored research at the college, ac- State College Foundation. DE ANGELO'S MUSIC famine conditions have For only S8 a month. where cording to William R. Siddovvay, II oo.o S I N.,11.P0.11 /1/010 necessitated the import of what- Eleven different sponsors sup- rLdl:/ 518 E. Santo Clara CL 1-2446 assistant to the president and ported you can drive to ever Tibetan foodstuff is obtain- projects at the college. head of the Research and Field NO.3/ able. The major sponsors were the school without worry- Services center. United States Office of Education, DOWNTOWN 74 So, First From the 1957-58 total of slight the National Science fountation, ing about finding a 3rd St T Engineering Head ly above $19,000, research costs the United States Public Health parking place. Your it SJS have soared to more than service and the National Insti- TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE To Speak at Meeting one-half million dollars, $546,802. tute of Health. These sponsors monthly parking per- But, though research is relative- provided $477,277, 88 per cent of 1.1r. Fritz B. Harris, head of the Oses toe, n. Thurs. Fri TI 9 70 ly new to San Jose State, it is not the total amount of research mit allows yott in and rulustrial engineering department, new to many of the faculty mem- grants and contracts for the year. is slated to speak at the first out pri% lieges. For bers of the college. A report pre- according to the report. meeting of the Society of Indus- pared in the Research and Field Over 300 additional faculty th St. trial Engineers. The meeting is more in formation. Services center of SJS shows that members are conducting research ,eheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday at have ob- at their own expense. just see the attendant (evenly Foods on Bayshore high- over j of the faculty projects AS FEMININE tained the research-oriented doc- way near Julian. OTHER PROJECTS on duty. degree. Dr. Harris will speak on 'The torate The survey by the Research and CAMPUS AS A FLAT Many have concluded important Future of Industrial Engineering." Field Services center also shows other institu- Fall semester officers to be research projects. at that there are 463 research plans tions. CAN BE! presented at the meeting are Iprojects which are partially com- .lames Spillman, president: Wayne 88 PROPOSALS pleted and projects which are not 'ox. vice president; Dick Switzer, Since the beginning of sponsored ' yet beguni and 75 individual re- jo*t. Parkin . ASail rca #:: secretary, and Arnie Colonria, research at SJS, 88 proposals ha e search proposals oideas which treasurer. been submitted to potential spon. have been refined and are ready The meeting will be preceeded tans, forty-two proposals have to be conducted if financial sup- by a social at 7:30 p.m. been approved. 34 disapproved, f port can be obtainedi now at SJS I 3partagumee TODAY Christian Science organization, meeting, Memorial chapel, 7 p.m. kappa Alpha Mu, meeting, Jour- , -iii photography laboratory, 7
halms Phi, meeting. St. Paul's .N1, thodist church. 7:30 p.m. i Speech and Hearing Club, meet- tot I. FIND A LOT OF yowig point of 6ew ion II sTRIDE FLITS AND ing, SD234, 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 tit 51 REHOLDS. 1F p m. ! 55 VER.1111:11 KAT AI.I. DRESSED UP AND RE MY To TOMORROW 1,11 VAYWHERE THE I N IS. IN 74111.7 I NI [Nilo I Hawaiian club, meeting, C11348, 1.1.1T111:11. AV tIlARI.E IN 1.11 kk ITII. ) I ! 7 p.m. A11.014. ! Pershing Rifles, meeting, caf- eteria rooms A and B. 7:30 p.m. Spanish club, speaker: Dr. Gines 1 M. Maiques will speak on "El l 'id," C11163. 7:30 p.m. Speech and Hearing Club, meet- CLASSIFIEDS ng. Str.r4. 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 Itreytoti ii nl. 1 Quiet mod. 1.b drm. furn. apt delivers CI.Js.SS,F-:ED RATES: evd$, Nov. I - Marlowe Apt:. 33 , - 25c a line first insertion 583.50. AUTO INSURANCE the flavor 20c a line succeeding insertions AX 6-938G. NEW 2 lin* minimum SAVINGS ANNOUNCED FIETER DOES IT! Ream shoely, K.P. Older student TO PLACE AN AD: ferred. 52 So. (0th. CY 2-1506. Samos. up to 51:0 u ma. Call at Student Affe;rs Office- No. 4.5 5'. after incur... are nee t Iff.S.t.0 Inv mooted Male to share apt. 372 under 21 r of Room I6, Tower Hell, or 1 5 p.m. $30. mem see 11 Send in Handy Order Blank Caldera/a Commit, fudemnatv with Check or Money Order. Los. I-bdrrn. apt. $105 nrc. includ- cheese. ;nq utilities. 664 So. 8th St ES 7 0796. .911oreled moo fo dde spa beech. on No Phone Orders mortally poling vvvvv five 1,001.00 for Help Wasted the deer. of olei iumlved," me/ Per Sale Grow M. Campbell. Apeman Repro. Campus and Area representative ful; Sr mo fm lb. Ferhance. si Dodge. ad. cond. Ettcei, school car. pert time, for snow iii part, ro,ts. beli ve that loomed =ea with W.;te fated, mopoosibilitim . mem careful 1-8598 after 7 p.,,, Good commission._ other Sierra Snou, doter, and comet Imre, sendeom... Bicycle: soJsd mechenle Ily. basket Si Mt, View. Cehf. mid Camphell "Tberefera, he it en- c. best offer. R. Long 31 So. titled to come fee mature d t..1, S.. Miscellaneous FOR EXAMPI V ----- .home 10.sairecl Italian dereiler, Olympic size 'Neel monied couple to share A married ass. seecc eob Reddy $95. CY 3-9657 with elderly gentleman. Must be Protes - Suture 1110/.:0.000, P spert ant. Call CY 4-4190 after 6 p.m. Moms. 55.044 mul Mrdor I S'.00 Esqlish sports ear. Coostdo, 'rode. 850 gm. dhow 1115 Yee, ...O. me., "Tareyton's Dual Filter in duos partes divisa est!' Omen iestniction, beg and ' - - 228I inmsteum compatriot. ACTIVATED CHARCOAL AN 4-5224 says veteran coach Romulus (Uncle) Remus. "We have a MGA 1959 red. w/w, R&H, INNER FILTER lug. rack. no r., saying over at the Coliseum -Tareyton separates the gladia- - I 600 Call Bob. CY 5-3237. Vespa mechanic, ow.denie. With Caltforoie CAsselt he '-'old Gueranteed. Cell CY 7.5271 about $00 Mee Sle dlyideml. or oft of tors from the gladioli'. It's a real magnus smoke. Take it Rientele 1144 Ibmed oe ounces 30 pi., H.1 diel me, Tareyton delivers de guatibus-and the Dual Filter Personals dendl. floe be mem sheet elf from PURE WHITE Three room and bath apt. neer tol. for the Feehoom. (Odom emerogeo with OUTER Permaneet heir newel. A. L. Now.- does it!" FILTER 2 moo S6L Aral. Oct. 26. CY 4.9451. Ei CfrOiegtst. 210 So. 1st, Rm. comparable eavitscl Older male shmleet to share mod. apt. CY 4-4499. Campion Mellowed lbell ems mormorried , ;o,4 $40 pe, month. at. sod omita wide omed chimed re. 545 So. Sleet reptoseetetivos into the U" 'ml eerie tom mgr. mn fll per cent DUAL FILTER lions? Outlaw, wet for the individua Rm. for num, f;ne nnuiron. Apo house, der internetione low, What pown. ov $15 mo CY 5.51347. peace does the U S Con,' " ref wit* for fedf loformotMe individual? Send $1 00 to 01080E M. CAMPIE1.1, Wanted: Ma,..o tate .Iontract in board- For Outlawing War. Bo, Sfill Maple Am.. Aaomole Tareylon h,,se Most move into fraternity. Calif., for Peare Flan Plied, 9.1'41 (dm er oleo/ 1.11 Mar at CY 11 5968. words.
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