n's fi'a- ucation, Weather alth, is Today's NUNS, APEVi to- ch wiii Santa Clara Valley: Fair )100 morning fog. day, With local MERRIAM. 17-55. 11bill 70-77, low e PEOPLE:5, pre- san Jose: High today INES mitt] ;polite dicted 71, low Si. 71, low It, f A Ott nook. High yesterday ataiz L IiAT)OSAL NEWSPAPER Win OCT, 13 19, 1953 59. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE
dISPo. Vol. 51 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963 No. 23 Semi-Finalists Corps Latin American Five SJSers Drape Reception Questioned Homecoming Queen By BILL WATSON worked with accepted us com- Banner at Cal Union The enthusiastic reception given pletely." Corps at SJS is a far GOOD RELATIONS sttliiwww..__-..`"1191www=111101111MIIIIINwawww_ Hopefuls Selected the Peare re- cry from its Latin American The Peace Corps diet work with Spardi Flag JOy .11FANNI., 1,,tTIES cepti, n. according to Jaek W. the upper classes, Downing said, \\ llii hits of hip!, Palmitin. former SJS student. "but the five per cent of the popu- 1111 a rictlitp_. ii..t and cults Ivo 44( 11r Pockman, who was vice presi- lation who run the country are 'Smuggled' "-I- ti traili il t i-toritl tee how 1, I \ 411111 1,41- .11111 141 .1,4111 11110 M111.1141111 141,111 dent of the Democratic Club last members of the upper classes. If semester and a member of TASC we are to accomplish anything we Sled -1:d". lit". ihir"1"1' :.11",'uc 1’11".’ Jan "se -see 111.1. Nan, \ herr\ ((Brien. Groh\ two tA tits ago, recently returned have to have good relations with On Campus Std1.4 I'ratio. and Hoods re, 'aced their call- last nigh' and fmrn a four-month trip to South this group." Narleteli \yin continue is 1,11111-111.1111,1 in America where, he says, the Peace The Peace Corps works in rural At the wee small hour of 6 the 1963 Homecoming Ejueeti con- Corps is regarded with suspicion corn m on I ty developments and yesterday morning when most by the people it was sent to help. urban slums. Downing related. of SJS students were sound "Pockman probably talked to ur- asleep, five members of the Ral- Strike Right Phoebe Moraes, queen chairman, 'WAS RECEIVED BETTER' ban students or laborers who are ly Committee stealthily traveled was the announcer of good tidings "Whenever I met a native," the most anti-government and to the University of California last evening when the judges dis- Pockman said, "the first question I anti-American groups. at Berkeley. used after casting their final was asked was, 'are you a member "If Pockman would go out into To Be Argued This wasn't any ordinary trip of the Peace Corps?' When I told a village or an urban slum and as they carried with them a gold Interviewers and judges for the them that I wasn't, I found that live for a time, he would see how mai white flag with the head of Iwo days have been Elaine I was received much better." we work with the people and just Spardi on it and a 25-foot bed- I Iverson, 11)62 Homecoming Pockman stated that he spent By Five Profs how much we really are accepted. spi ead with SJS written across (.2,ieen; Mrs. Pauline Bailey, wife impup much of his trip in Colombia do- "We are there to better the it. member, of Wayfarer Dick Bailey; Dr. ing research for a master thesis Should eollege faculty positions of all the classes." he The members arrived on the Card D. Duncan, Grand Marshall; at Stanford. He calls himself a said, "the Peace Corps is working." campus at 7:15 a.M, and camou- have the right to strike? Item Swanson, manager of Slosh - "Kennedy Democrat who supports flaged themselves among Cal Answers to this question will (.1-Is1 Ltd., Town and Country most of the President's United * * * students until they reached Cal's be debated by four SJS faculty Branch; Dean of Students Stanley States policies." Vice President Record-Breaking Student Union. One member of members Monday at 12:30 p.m. in C. Benz; and SJS, Lacli OF ENTHUSIASM the SJS Rally Committee sneak- William J. Dust-I. of the lower and Cafeteria Rooms A and B. "Mei-Mimi Stay Ends Today ed into the second floor of the Tuesday morning from 10:30 to classes I talked to believed According to Dr. George A. !Inflate Union and locked the flag to the 11:00 a.m, the ten semi-finalists The Peace, Corps team finishes professor of psychology, that the (7orps was there to bet- pole which faces Sather Gate. Muench, the up its record-breaking visit to the will model campus clothing in the position of the upper the clehate-discussion is a result of ter On the fifth floor of the cam- !cafeteria. Phoebe Moraes will he SJS campus today. in California Pockman stated. "One pus Union were three recent strike threats By 3 p.m. Student school I commentatir class I yesterday a record and New York by in' iii lii'of the upper other members of the SJS com- Student will start imme- 690 students had signed up to take teachers,. spoke to talked favorably about mittee who were engaged in show the Peace Corps placement tests. (Hater:, the fashion the Peace Corps. but no one I dropping the 25-foot banner In New York, teachers organized of the cafe- Peace Corps officials will be :it a cc tront spoke to, including this individual, from the steel beams from the and, Icy threatening to strike. won Tuesday, Oct. 'wanes taking !erne. This voting on talked enthusiastically about it." applications for the tests up to perfect roof. a pay increase and the right '" and Wednesday. Oct. 23 will posited until the last test which will Dave Downing, a senior sociology According to Pete Dedini. pub- help direct school policy, r!..il in,iinfriintlisthise candidates down to xicius to be given this evening at 7 p.m. 4 major at SJS who served for two licity chairman of the Rally i The Association of California --- years as a Peace Corps volunteer Committee, "The whole process State College Professors recently Sigma Alpha Epsilon is sponsor- in the Colombian villages of Chik- took approximately five minutes adopted a proposal to urge pr ofes- ing semi-finalist Anne Chambers. raque and Carcas1 viewed the La Torre Photos since we had everything pre- sors not to sign summer contracts Anne is majoring in elementary Peace Corps' reception in that pared." until assured of more pay. education and is in her senior year country differently. For Seniors Due Speakers on the affirmative side at SJS. are Drs. Roland F. Lee, associate M ra rlder c , jun- WELL RECEIVED Today is deadline for color professor of F:nglish, and Richard photographs of seniors to be taken I( ',m,' Downing expressed surprise at NIGHT for the 1964 La Torre. Tansey, professor of art. Packman's observations of Colom- Pictures will be taken from Representing the negative Sid, bia which he said, "is one of the am. to 5:15 p.m. at 303 S. :Ninth Scene William R. Rogers. pro - YAF Added to Political are Drs. most iii.eArnerican of the South A new campus ixilitical states that government shod,' lie nitrates. private' property and lim- Negro Progress St., second floor, rooms 4 and 5 lessor of education. and Bert M American eountriCti. aminised tred ited government. A charge of $2.90 is to he paid has come to the fore at SJS. by iisah, -the hest Morris. professor of chemistry. T111' l’, 41.1. (.011), Wati extremely id the past and looking into the Asked why YAF would support at the time of sitting. Personal Its name is YAF (Young Amer- Dr Muenrh will master-ate th, ,k. 11 r." c e., 1 dccording to Down- taboo." Goldwater in 1964. Cox answered. Is Key To Future senior pictures also taken at this leans for Freedom 1. !cowl discussion which is sponsoreo '\V,. hail 1On per cent support "We support Goldwater instead of time. 11'1111.0,0)1'11 I hy the Amernaln Association and rooperation from the Catholic Claimine to be a non-pariis.in Kennedy because he exemplifies ',046 N.1111. Sen, Dccciv group. YAF honk that it seill V,. Irk l'imil-ill. Ptstessors ": Of. States Church inN stand United primarily I'atholic (140141\141 /PC, 01111 /SI,PhY. what a President should ty When we for Candid:11r.- on principle and much more than President K. cle arrived Co-Rec in Gyms The 'l'.\ F' purposti reads: ". lt STEVE .%I.os't APT. - weir . ,, I not party. nedy does." with headlines and Co-Rec will open in both gyms )(An' is a non-prrrlit. n on-partisan. 'The Inture el tic, ,, to-' Football in all of the tomorrow from 12:30-4:30 p.m. According to Jack Cox. Norih- non-sectarian. railicational organi- "He (Goldwater' is the Flying tied tc, the progress eel 1-, 4 a -papers witih the ex- Basketball, ping-pong and vol- ern California director of YAK zation dedicated to promoting conservative candidate who ' wood out of lie. Forms Due Today Communist press. leyball will be open. Swimming "We are not a conservative oh among the college students and make kindling The., were the words of Carl rocking chair, the NG CON. ,l, 11, 111 spoke for 20 will he open from 1-9 and the ionization as such, but a liber- the public in general an under- Kennedy Gridiron eopi-ris hate until :epocer for the People's the added. YAFleader Corps in his trampolin will he open from I-:: tarian group." 'sta nding of the philosophy of in- mum 'oda) to get I heir 11.1%ing World, as he spoke yesterday in labeled the YAF group as The people we The YAP' libertarian philosophy do anvil liberty. free market eco- Cox Football entr% blank, in the '1'1176. a political action. education or- ho%is in The spartan Rook -.tor,. "1 worked all group 15 ganization, saying that the and the Spartan Dail.% ollo, and all loll, I even spent to 30 Hours Weekly feels "one nicest look at specific 1.1'tliN). in my veralls. 11111 I'll instances, but also every Amer- 't tree r ttttt id -trip ticket to . hrisik someday. yes I'll get must establish a set of prin- lean Sogele., courte y or Pacific a break sirnteda " ciples to like by in order 10 atialYte SontIme,1 i the pri/e The 23-year-old Negro reporter the programs of society." offered to the person nine / ail that this song was written sTRACT - Student Scribes, Photographers, PURPOSE t he eh e..e.Ot to predict hit the ci . its two an unknown southern Turning to YAF's purpose at weekend football game. He added that the words &TS. Cox emphasized: "The 'gen . elent and true today, tlemen' of the left have had their liloice stated that Congress has liberal philosophy presented very Professor Weed r decades been ruled by Reptile- Admen Work To Inform SJS actively on this campus from the en- :aid southern Democrats faculty itself, to the lett wing o all the exception iit a few short said, EDITOR S NOTE: This is the last vertising Department student, groups ranging from the Demo- i .its in the '30s. "This." he in a wins of Outlines Program piligressive articles explaining how widespread ret,.gmt ion cratic Club to the pro-Socialist -is one reason why the Spartan have won Deily is produced, MO cr41111. 4111C/1/1 ..." lireseries in compOithe events since the de- TASC group." ihain al has is being run tin, week in con- junction YAF is a nationwide group with i ' 11,4111.11 1 4111. Irrl the aged was with National Newspaper partment WM; first started. Demo Action Week. Of 1,-sed last Congres- Oct. 13.19. Is the Spartan Daily perform- a membership of over '20,000. Cox not in the the reason for ing its function of keeping the asserts that thus far there are Prolessor Vreill ric A kkat,..1 sessIon ;Ma it) IN1 111 111‘11. in Mis- MIKE DUNNE campus populace informed? If the :i() members in the SJS chapter fererl the 1)etnour.ilic 1'11111 some tIii'. cc:,- 111.o the S. Moo" h1,-.nflof 4,111,111 1 \ "If\ ..41111 :-. people had a hand in rapid rate by which the Daily's and there has yet to be a meet- professional ad\ ice in a tilk held t hi, ing of the group. yesterday in CI 166 111,1,, .0141,1 1 hat tht r, are intli- newspaper you're distribution boxes are emptied is e,0 ;11.11111ill W,1,111110,1h t hect 'iithis group, approxi- any indication, the answer would YAF will meet Tuesday at 8 1)1. Vi'ved, head of the Political match 01 S1 'p.m. in (11210. This will Ix, the 1'1\ II ri.dos legislation will not pass VICE 0(10,11.S. appear to be "yes." Scie tic e Ilepart ment. suggested Thr0110.1 staff is per- grottp's initial meeting as a club 135. their news stories, ads Even if the Daily three areas if action the chit) und In an-, 1.1' 14, a question asking )NE IN MY photographs fornting its job to the satisfactio n on the SJS campus. could take in the following Yf';11. they have the the responsibiliity its readers, the Temporary chapter president prop,..,,I solution to of keeping the col- of a majority of it)the 1 Debates between Republicans tIENtED- iota. perfect act SJS YAF group is Lee' prohlen) eel the black mi-Loses of community informed. intensity of striving for and Democrats ai what he terrned 1301 ,.1 - the Miler said. "There is With the evident in the editorial and ad Slaughter. " start of this semester, "the Ernixeri,mt issues of So- the and the photo hill roe srdiition cit ham! Spartan liaily tising offices embarked on its 2 Consult.dion oath party cialism 't'hat c lb, :11/11) year is not relaxed. it) performing this duly Tickets Offered leaders in the county area. DUTIES ,,,,olents educa CONTINUOUS tors and admin- 3 Assistance in party legwo, I. sirators The search for news, the track- To Gregory Show administrators, pH,- Free tickets to the Itirk Gregoii in the community Modern Living" Alto- Irene Koch stodent ing down of "Art For involved in the 1)r. Weed, a Itreel'.,.) lessors and other aiithoritat cc' show in Civic Auditorium Frida. member of Iii, (eerie if this paper icc !in devotes 15 of tips. Nov. 1, are available for 10 stu- Santa Clara County Ixonocraii. .1ST hours WWII'S, the checking out PRINT SALE 010 a week in ART 757 assembling gathering' meetings and dents. Central ( 'timraittee. also askel and attendance at perfecting his that I)emocrats work. speeches and the other inimerou.s Two tickets will be awarded be "101Crate fell(PV, Occasionally the gathering 998 is journalist is the writers of the 10 best satirical party members of different yeec AND shallow, the duties of the student 98c DA;IY assembling add the elomnY' stories of a 125-word maximum At the same time, Weed made i30 10 perfecting continuous. unnoticeable. is photo length. clear that in his opinion, suer, ,dir Once a story is written, 14TOT pho- submitted in toleration "should OCT. 2 I st chock PROFESSIONAL/4 shot, an ad sold, t he reporter's, Entries should he not he coi - or hat the men and women and salesman's job is MORNING RITUAL A group of SJS students is seen in Spartan .1207. Alpha Delta Sigma. national strued to include southern G., -11 'traduce who tographer's. this et-nor,, paper are not pro- finished for a deadline for Cafeteria reading just printed copies of the Spartan Daily. professional advertising fraternity, Ross Barnett and ( ;ern : . fossionsils not Spartan Bookstore students. Even Daily has to Nearly every morning that classes are held 12,000 Spartan Dailies is sponsoring the comedian's per- Wallace, or any other Democrat as such, tomorrow's Sisirtan S2s Journalism formance and the contest, lc 'racists.'" and Ad- be met. are placed in distribution boxes around the SJS campus. --.161111111111111
L.-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, October IS, 1983 Latin America - South Viet Nam The Auditorium Dilemma Non-Interference People stood and sat io the 01d. damp air Wednesday out. U.S. side Concert Hall. The were there to hear a speaker a collec- problem daily becomes more man con- By PHIL NEWSOM ing it impossible to bring sidered the world's foremost authorits in his field. But Communist pressing. Military regimes there were UPI Foreign Newt{ Analyst tive action against pl.,- nu seats left. disturbing vide a natural rallying point Dissimilar though they may (7uba or against a for Sam Jose State's need for a large auditorium once takeovers, of Communists who claim that cas_ again was lx', the dilemmas laced by the series of military graphically demonstrated. four this tro's is the only way. On United States in South Viet which there have been the -We need an auditorium with a seating capacits of 3.50IC last two other hand, can the United Dr. Nam and Latin America have year and six in the Frank Willey. chairman of the College Lecture Committee, has States automatically condemn stated certain things in common. years. The lectures this semester have been given in Concert a military coup which takes Hall which In both, the United States is The fear, however, is that seats 500. N earls that many persons stood around outside user from a weak government Wednes- so deeply committed that failure the succession of military re- day listening to the speech user a loudspeaker. which is itself potential limy in either would be a heavy blow volts may be setting a pattern. ,)f Wales's 3.500-seat auditorium is only a communism. Dr. wish at this point. itaumeitys prestige and its global For the United States the for the State College as stem just isn't building the large auditoriums it, schools ass more. for In both, despite the vast sums so I.:tills needed. howeser. is Vi hat is Morris Dailey Auditor- ('ommitted. the U.S. finds itself I.11111 hile Morris Dail. isn't !'nuJUSIS ium and its alwass adequate. in a role in which it can advise NOW NOW much better than the Concert olisionsIs small Ilall. but cannot command. finat ionsidering PLAYING PLAYING The Trustees. still %% hat to do st ith Tosser Hall And hence the weakness of THEATRE: not lie aware and Morris Dailey Auditorium. may of how much the U.S. position in both areas. CY. 3-1951 SJS misses its auditorillin. The Alliance for Progress now \, lectures affected. but big The Mightiest Motion Picture of them All! it onlj are the -name entertainment. is just over two years old. Its _ Friday Flicks, and cultural esetits all have to be shifted to smaller purpose is to lift the living Walt Disney quarters. The result has been inferior programs. due to the fact that standards of 200 million Latin not enough people could crowd into Concert Hall to justifj the high Americans. cost of bringing prominent figures here. An important arm in helping Once again. we urge the State College Board of Trustees to to carry out the objectives of take the plight of Morris Dailey Audito, ium. or the lack of it. into the alliance is supposed to be the 000 its consideration when it again discusses the fate of Tower Hall in Organization of American States, Nos ember. OAS. The school needs an auditorium and the students' educations The OAS is committed against suffer without one. J.A. communism and to defend demo- ues I cratic regimes against attacks UNDER from either right or left. But it also is committed to a , TIlE Parry policy of non-interference, mak- 6 Thrust and 66000 _ EDITOR'S NOTE: Thrust and Parry Wednesday in the Daily along RICHARD FLEISCHER EARL IELION TECHNICOLOR 666. OW/6 Gan aan to at a C1NEMASCOFf letters, because of space limitations. with a thorough explanation of Plus Co-feature will be limited to a maximum of 300 contest. Spaztanaily words, preferably typed and double- the Orson Welles spaced. Letters exceeding this Ton Ite% in,. second class matter April Jack Hawkins LAFAYETTE amount either will not be printed or Entered as Jose, California, un- will be edited to conform to length. determine 24, 1934, at San Free Delivery EDITOR'S NOTE: To der the act of March 3, 1879. M m- The editor also reserves the right to the winner of the contest, the Spar- edit letters to conform to style and bee California Newspapers Publishers tan Daily follows these rules. The Association. Published daily by Asso- good taste. Letters of personal at. person who picks the most winners, tacks will not be printed. All letters ciated Students of San Jose State SAINTE CLAIRE HOTEL PRESENTS ... regardless of score, is the winner. If College escept Saturday and Sunday, must include the writers signature more than one person picks all six and ASB number. daring college year. Subscription acv games correctly, the scores are then copied only on a rismaindor-of-sornes- SHOO NtelTi" used to break the tie. The predicted ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each score is subtracted from the actual semester, $4.50. Off-campus price per What's The Score? score for each team in each game. copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414 Editorial The number of points the contestant Eat. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- BURBANK GAVcY 4-5544 Questions Student is off for each team is then added, tising Ert. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. 400 S. lit ST. and a total number of points missed 552 S. Bascom CY 54238 Editor: Press of Globe Printing Co. Office is then determined. The person who -GARDEN OF EDEN" hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through "THIS SPORTING LIFE" We gamblers are thoroughly has fhe lowest fond, meaning he Friday. -NUDE CAMERA" perturbed! The biggest thrill on came closest to the actual scores, is "RUGBY FOOTBALL THRILLER" the final winner. A fie, unless pre- AEddi:oiroisigg mgr. JERRY ARCA 'BODY BEAUTIFUL" entering the weekly Flying Foot- dicted by the contestant, is counted DAVE BLOOM Students $1.00 Students $1.00 ball contest is not exactly win- as wrong guess. The Spartan Daily Day Editor RON LEINIO ning but finding out how close will publish the winner's predictions. News Editor RON BOTT I N I you come, in your score predic- TOWNE SAR ATOGA tions, 't bAS m1/,.1 bk1)- f.JtiolMV /01/014.!kl /.019.A.1)"1M, ?"',1 '5 '15 ng '9115 to the winner. 1433 THE ALAMEDA 14502 BIG BASIN WAY In the Oct. 16 edition of the "STRANGER KNOCKS" Danish Thriller "THE GYPSY AND "A KIND OF LOVING" Spartan Daily we weren't even FOR YOU THE GENTLEMAN" "ON THE MENU- Walk in now notified as to how many win- Melina Mercouri Color for if,,! Hof bran - Students ning teams Russ Ries (the win- America's hlost (Star of "Never on Sunday") $1.00 Hofbrau Style Food-Moderate Prices ner) actually predicted. Those SPECIAL Roast Eastern Beef 1.40 of us who picked four winning $149 Virginia Risked Ham 1.10 teams have no idea where we STUDENTS' DINNER la fd.O TROPICA1RE Kosher Style Corned Beef 1.10 stand. Were we close to Russ Mon. 8 Thur. Nights Roast Toni Turkey ...... 1.40 Alma and Almaden Rd. 1969 Alum Rock Ave. or were we way off? BOB THOMPSON Lhirago Style Pastrami ...... 1.40 Served Daily: "NEW KIND OF LOVE" Turkey Leg 1.:15 (Former SJS. ATO) North Screen Roust Furthermore, what's the story 4:30 - 8:00 p.m. "El. CID" COMBINATION PLATES on the point spreads? How ex- and "BLOOD THIEF" Aumrs sr, Sunday: Any 2 meats SI.65 3 meats $1.90 actly do you determine a win- DAVE MARTY "HORROR CHAMBER" Slab of nutty Swiss cheese .25 ner when 75 11:00 a.m. - 8 00 p.m. on Banjo students pick all *STUDIO "THE MANSTER- orders include choice of Salad, Barhequed Beans, six winning teams? And what 9-1 p.m. C Y 2-67 7 0 or Macaroni, Bread and Butter about tie games? Do you simply 1st & San Salvador SoJtki Screen Visit the Gas Lite for Fun cast them out? garden City .114rau Elizabeth Tay'or Richard B.,rt,, Finally, we "THE -STOLEN HOURS" Banquet Facilities 5 to 700 Rooms from $85 suggest that you V.I.P.'s" publish the winning entry (with 51 So. 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Sunda.f. Ocipber 20 at 6.15 per. Newmanites Set The new Topic: Our Response to the Canterbury WESTMINSTER Revolution of Our Time Evangel Bible PRESBYTERIAN Speakers Halloween Party NEWMAN CLUB Tales Mr, Fey Morton Book Store CHURCH Mr Jett Boehm The Catholic Student Center One Day Late is now open Your Store Episcopalians at San Jose State so, 11:00 a m . Morning Church for Servic The decision to enter a float Daily Moss at C.W.C. 11:45 a.m. Discussion Group Tues. eves. at 8 p.m. in class A of the Homecoming INTERVARSITT SUPPLIES GRACIOUS! The Alameda 545 pm Supper (40c) rneet.ng Newman Club Meetings Wed. at 8 p.m. 0, While we crow about four-lets, at Shasta Parade was decided on by the RELIGIOUS RECORDS words, theologians are writing "Hon Roger Williams Fellowship Newman 79 S. 5th 294-7447 Club at their meeting est to God" by the Bishop of WOG CY 5-9638 Fr. Cyril Leach, Chaplin BIBLES GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday night. wich. "For Christ's Sake" (a replyJ The club will also sponsor a by the Vicar of Hazelwood*. Whet 484 East San Fernando PRAYER BOOKS John Knox Campus Halloween dance which will be shell we call the segued! 8:45, 11.00 and 7:45 p.m. Friday night Nov. 1 and all stu- RELIGIOUS GIFTS mean Su" and dItyasnwathil5e:30C.apngterclogu,nryg. Church Service dents are invited. The dance will VISIT THE CAMPUS RELIGIOUS 10:00 .m. College Bible Class feature a live band and admis- 96 S. 2nd St. Career Fellowship 300 SOUTH TENTH George "Shorty" Collins John M. Akers sion is 50 cents for members and ORGANIZATIONS THIS WEEKEND 292.2353 Baptist Colleg Chaplain Pastor 75 cent% for non-members. Heevens no, we're not kiddIrg, Sunday "Assist at Mass" 9:40 a.m. CENTRAL CHURCH First Immanuel Lutheran Wesley ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Missouri Synod) and "Galatians OF CHRIST 55 W. San Fernando 711 4.14 Foundation Student Center AU are ueleome (Methodist Student The Wm, Powell Davies Sunday Masses: 6-7-8-9-10-11:15-12:15 374 So. 3rd St. Center) Evening Mass: 7:30 p.m. *Sunday Morning Services: Approach" 441 South 10th Daily Masses: 6:30-7:15-8:00-12:05 at 8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 Street r Confessions, Sat., 2:30 to 5:30, 7:30 to 9:00 Gamma Delta Meeting Worship 11:30; J. Benton White, 2? blo? cks from school Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Minister st 11:00 a.m.; 700 p.m. Welcome to St. Joseph's Parish Catholic Information Center at Campus 91 E. San Antonio St. where you can find the answers to all of A. J. Ilreeniner, rester R. Pedlar. Dlr. of Music Oct. 13 your personal questions on the Catholic Faith, 292-5404 Sunday. G. W. Blount, Minister N. Mies, Vicar *6:00 p.m, Supper 40c Schedule of Services: (No reservation necessary) $ SUNDAY for the complete collegiate experience 1:00 p.m. Program will be fht A.L.C. (Lutheran) Spartan Tii-C s! L.C.A WOOMilip flours 8:30 a.m. worship this Sunday at Methodist Student Movement Fund 10:45 a.m. 3rd & San Antonio pi.dg. Service. Bible f lass 9:45 a.m. First Baptist Church Sunday, October 20, 1963 St. Thomas Chapel 4:00 p.m. Worship and Fellow- A Stud nt chap I for the doubter. 1,Nrning iirvhip 7:00 p.m. 9:45 a.m. Seminar. Dick Griffith the downtown church ship. Ou st.oner and b heyor 5:45 p.m. Joe Medal Love and Apolo. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. catering to the college community Worship Sunday, 10 a.m. gestic,' Worship Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 Morning Worship Great preacher Pastor John Arthur, SPECIAL CLASSES After Church Sing $0 regional the 945 em, College "Seminar" First St. Paul's secretary of Division of Coming Activities: Oct. 25 - Halloween ef Sari,A1 oolEnrdsolo: College and Unisersity Work, FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS 5:45 p.m. Tri-C Club Santa Clara Sth letjahmal 7:00 p.m. Evening Service party. Nov. I-2-3 Fall Retreat. 1:30 & 11.30 m. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER Sundays at 9:45 e.m. in So Second St San Jose FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES Donald A. Getty, 300 S. 10th et San Carlos 81 North Flight') St, Minister Allan Dieter. Campus Pastor Minister. Paul Iller Clarence R. Sands. D.D., Pastor 1:30. 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Friday, Octotwr lk, 1961 SPARTAN DAILY B ce
BAER ANNE CHAMBERS DIANE MARVIS KOEPFF SHARON McPHEE JAN NEWCOMER NANCY NIEDERHOLZER KERRY O'BRIEN IG Lost and Found 5,15 si idents cclii, Queen Hopefuls HANK'S books, sunglasses, umbrellas, wal- Queen Candidates fl EVEIIMG WITH Barber Shop lets, or articles of clothing are re- quested to claim their POsse,l' I' For Homecoming vothe at the College Union In Tenth St. Tues.- Thurs. Mrs. 11eryl 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. Union ialinutionisi, told the Spar- Pageant Chosen Fri. and Sat. 7 p.m. tan Daily yestPrilay that the build- ning 11TriC Henry Watanabe ti am,- If annulled Irma 1..igi I I Owner ing is "in erloaded" in the lost and ior Diane Kit -pi I Specializing in found department. othei mentary mild-anon oll styles of hair cuts Five shelves there ary loath -i1 if St. 293 0705 with books, whole wardrobes hair, Sharon NlePhiii, Iola Center, 1488 Alma in the closet, and almost ma Chi is an am lir, dd. coneenatile item can be found in Alpha Phi Onii icf111., 1111 drawers around the room. by semi-fitrile I .1.w ecionci, sophomore di ;1111a II, III! :-:1/, ,11 Graduate To Read and drama is putuor OR holzer s mainr. Shi, ,PE Flower Philosophy Paper sored by Alpha T.c, Censational new Comedian iiary 8iil Cosby direct from the Kerry O'Brien a Hungry and Eddy Cane ch philosophy. Shop will rt.atl secretarial major I. r. rcct from P isiper in '"Iii Wi.li Upon A SI.11 I’ Sigma Pi. Itt.lta (anni. Thursday, October 24 Men lt:itiirir,'' tonight at 752 S. Nitild soring sophnmeri, Salk. 'u , S. J. Civic Auditorium rd CAROLYN OHLIGER SALLY PRATER St., Apt. 1, NADEREH ROODY Sally is Ma.,i 41r1I'l I Tickets $2 50, 3 50. 4.50 38911111 Anderson, who is now doirr' Washburn I. Ht,. and on sale San lose Box Office all .earlintle work in philosophy semi-finalist e 40 W San Carlos, CV 5-0888 cations Stanford Universitv, is a guns' id Roody. She Is 111.1 I / "}1,111 2.0462 10th & Santa Clara Phi Sigma Tau arid the Philosoplc, ititrY. Club. V News Makes .1 Debut
11111.t %%Inch a. prixiucing the open- stated that San Jose's Channel 11 Inv and mornirn,.., aicuit 1,10s. 'slim debut, said, "SJS will be the ffiakk,,WW.C,WWWWW,CAPags_C.Z.Viakak2a2t),V permanent Friday it 111,,,I" ia. 010'1.,.nit television 1. the first college on the West home of this SJS prodigy. "Cam- Just Like Having Your Own Private B.B.Q. 11, %1 debut at H 1.-i on KNTV, Coast to initiate a television pro- pus Report." The news series %%ill 'hannel 11. ducution staffed by students." be a precis of each week's . . . We Furnish The Cooking And Patio Torn Woods, a member of the Don Burford student radio GREATEST THING and The 15-minute news series, DELICIOUS reLo and tele\ Hon iii \ ,.; rvnter director, cording to Harlon, will he err, - CHAR -BROILED BURGERS DELICIOUS DINNERS AND prised of three sections: CIIIIIpt> (ALL with lettuce and forratc) SANDWICHES sports, and feature. Cam pie die Deluxe ... Sesame bun ... 25c SINCE rummers Chicken Basket 991 UN? are Ken Allan and 'F a, Spartan2)eliti Chuckburger . 301, Woods, sports announcer is mu, . Sesame bun, Shrimp Boat 894 Kosher Pickle .. . 39c Van Amburg, and feature an- Spare Rib Basket 89e SLICED BREAD. PSA WEEKLY FLYING nouncer is Diane Judge. The script 1/4 lb. Steekburger, French Roll was written primarily by Rick Kosher Pickle . . . 59c Whitaker, Tom Woods and Tin, French Fries 15, or 29c 1/2 lb. Extra Large, French Roll Van Amburg. FOOTBALL CONTEST Kosher Pickle ... 894 Shakes 25I SOME Today's premier was directed Ii. James Dunne, news comment:it Rib Eye Steak sandwich, french GAMES FOR THE WEEKEND OF OCT. 18-19 for KNTV and Assistant Prole roll, Kosher Pickle . . . 89e sor of Journalism. As Duntif, SPECIAL CHUCK BASKET 69c (NOTE: Circle the expected winner and indicate pointed out, "This is one of the LARGE PIZZA 99c the probable score). few such programs in the country EXTRA LARGE $1.25 %memo 69 04e iglu* where undergraduate students wi!I -CHANGING SCENE- Folk Music Fr. and Sot, night 9-12 SJS VS. Cal be airing a program on an open - HOOTENANNY TUESDAY NIGHTS 1 I hi' circuit commercial television chan- USC vs. Ohio State nel." He added that although BIG BEN E. Santa Clara at 8th CT 5-4321 C Northwestern Urti ersity has a 460 E. William Telephone Order: 294-8344 Michigan vs. Purdue similar program, if , Tit-flawed I, Hi Pi COP THE BEST -- ELSi HERE COP THE REST otiotri r'i'MPcrftiMMITITirtitrnvanfrrrtrr;-; 17:1(111:tly student - Minnesota vs. Illinois
Texas vs. Arkansas Students & Faculty Princeton vs. Colgate All entries must be in the boxes in the Spartan HOW MUCH FUN CAN YOU HAVE Bookstore and Spartan Daily office by Friday noon BOWLING NAME for $2980? 3 lines ADDRESS fury A bus trip to Eugene. Oregon. for the San Jose State- PHONE . University of Oregon Game for $100 Contest is open to ell members of the Sit faculty and student body, with th el/caption of members of the Spartan Daily editorial and advertising staffs Winn r will receive a free, round-trip ticket on Pacific Southwest Airlines between San Fran- Best hotel accomodations cisco and Los Anoeles, wood until June. Winner will be notified by the W dnesd v following ach contest. i'urn Midnight to 5:00 p.m. Doily Live entertainment and refreshments on the buses up and back edetter except Sat. & Sun. "Hot, Wool. Private dinner party Saturday evening replyl Join the Moonlighters and BOWL What Admission to Saturday nite Hootenanny with your date at prices your budget allows. featuring Ask about our Student Leagues just The Bay City Minstrels Special Rates for Parties think and BILL IARD POOM Three suprise groups from the I API LOU IN ROOM C IF 1_ SHOP ... A r YOHP Dr,POSAL of it . University of Oregon
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Roos/Atkins SUPER/CHARGE Write or Call: ry) LMA with just a Reg. Card the 0 THE STAN zeal" t Fund 0 and take months to pay! SHOW sllow- BOWL 355 West Alma 294-8825 KSJO radio 1350 Story Rd. 294-5355 sul's Oppostto the El Rancho Drive -In Theater Selvador First at Santa Clara DEADLINE OCT. 20th 1.mi wedge. I., ./eS-Sil 4--ST'ART4N DULY KINICST011 TRIO KSJS Friday (-4T-her 18, 1.1r,a Hamburger Shop LOC KSJS Colleg FM Red. Around Town 90.7 Mc 85 Wee, Offers Free Room FRIDAY Weekend Doings By STAN NASCIMENTO Belong to a sports group or 4 ire Spathe.’ Shc,r TONIGHT: club that need' to raise money fine Arts Editor 4 10--14ewt The Chaneine Scene Show, for a worthwhile cause? Public relatii,rr tor him were poor, the art preeeiline lam 4.44,-51,06o Chow Big Ben's, 9 p.m. to I a.m. If so, see Tony Garcia, pro- sing. 5.00--Butmess RP viOVI were poor, tail boy thai Johnny eau 5:05 Ape. tit The Romeria; I guitarists', San prietor of Big Ben's, a hambur- saw Johnny Mathis. Was After waiting 120 minutes we finally 6:00 Twik he Concert Jose Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. ger shop at 460 E. William St., there was anyone else but Alan Drake 7:00 American it worth the wait? Well, if Musical Herii49. "The Marriage -Go - Round," between 1 and 6 p.m. He is of- preceding Mathis we probably would say yes. MOO News 6:15--Visits With King Dodo Playhouse, 830 p.m. fering, for use free of charge, Si Zentner and his orchestra opened the show and gave the Nature 'The Comedy of Errors," Life- the adjacent room to any re- back memories of great audience an hour of enjoyment, bringing HIGHLIGHTS boat Theater. 8:15 p.m. sponsible and respectable organ- old songs, This hour should be commended, but it was the next TWILIGHT CONCERT R climdwn. ization, meaning no alcoholic that really dragged by. SATURDAY: hour off, Symphonic Dances; Schubert beverages will be permitted on stage and monopolized the Civic Au- "See How They ROO," King Alan Drake came on the Symphony No. B. the premises. ditorium with his age-old jokes. At first he was funny, but later Dodo Playhouse. 8:30 p AMERICAN MUSICAL The room next to the hambur- on he turned out to be boring and anything but funny. HERITAGF "The Comedy of Errors," Antes, Trio No. 3 for 2 rient ger shop is called The Chang- grueling 60 minutes, he finally trotted off the stage, Lifeboat Theater. 8:15 p.m. After a and cello: J. F. Peter, Wins, ing Scene. Here, singers and but the polite audience clapped too much and there he was again. No. 4. SUNDAY: musicians are featured every After such a half, anything would be welcome to the audience, "Under the Yum Yum Tree," Friday and Saturday. This week- which filled the auditorium to capacity. Such an enthusiastic crowd limoRMORIMmogunimp King Dodo Playhouse. 830 p.m. end's act consists of the Good- should have at least been able to get autographs or a glance at TOE l' %111 "The Comedy of Errors," Life- will Singers and Dan Hicks, a Mathis after the show. But it seemed he didn't even appreciate the boat Theater, 8:15 p.m. COFFEE HOUSE young man from San Francisco warm enthusiasm of his audience, because he slipped away as soon Hootennany with David and who plays guitar and harmonica as his last note was sung. Espresso, Art, Michaela, The Offstage Folk and sings. The show lasts from His public relations were set up at an all-time low. The prom- Live Folk Music Music Theater, 8 p.m. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. talked to is ises were nothing but lies, and his publicity managers Starring - lost." with a shifty smile and a gleam of "why don't you get Flamenco Guitarist
Music Fraternity Before the show, we were promised an intersiew with Mathis. KENT NEWMAN So his father, Clement Mathis, led us up to his dressing room. Slates Concert When we came to Mathis' dressing room, he was too busy preparinr Folksingers IPt Dim The Beta Eta Chapter of Phi for his "short" appearance. ELLEN FAUST 114"i II arrange and Mu Alpha Sinfonia, professional As a result, his father took us aside and said he would in his NINA & MART honorary music fraternity, will an interview for us with Mathis either after the show or up 47 North Firtt Street hotel room. Fie even told us which hotel and which room he was Enjoy Smoking FOLK GROUP The Kingston Trio, consisting of Nick Reynolds, present its first recital this se- Open Tues. thru Thurs staying in. 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m SMOKE A PIPE! Bob Shane, and John Stewart will appear at the San Jose Civic mester Tuesday night at 8:15 in The singing and So we were satisfied and went out to see the show. After all Fri. & Sat. AFTER HOURS Auditorium Oct. 24. Joining the famous folk singing trio will be Concert Hall. Sunday Hoetnite And while you ars shopping, fry will Mathis' father said he would find us in the wings after the ap- on of our select blends of fine Eddie Cano and his quartet, who have become famous through the playing at the concert pearance. MEMBERSHIP imported or domestic tobacco. Just appearances at P.J.'s a night club in Los Angeles. Bill Cosby, a include pieces from Telemann, AVAILABLE Then, when the show ended we rushed to the wings and were right for th discriminating pipe comedian from the hungry i, will round out the program for Gliere, Handel, Purcell, Merik- 109 E. San Fernando stopped by a policeman. Even though we told him that Mathis' smoker. night. anto, Haydn, Bach. that father was to meet us, the offi- said, "Mathis isn't Iletrete’Ve e WeCr V / WrieWie We’r Yo Wr, cer merely his way here. He's already on NEW AND REBUILT PARTS Filmdom's Rampage to San Francisco on a plane." For Fine Food At A Fair Price Being sure of his father's "sin- FOR ALL IMPORTED CARS cerity" we ran to the Hotel Ste. Claire and rushed up to room BAP JOBBERS CUGGINOS' PIZZA Adventure an Almost 436, where the singer was sup- By DIANE MAUZY develops as Hawkins and posed to be staying. All we Bosch, Lucas, Ducellier Warner Brothers' "Rampage" Mitchum differ in how to con- found were a couple of sar- Electrical Systems Delivered to Your Door manages to "tramble" back into duct the expedition. castic men, who said they didn't the old Hollyw(xxl era of unso- The movie moves at a snail's know where Mathis was Solex, SU, Zenith, aml SEV Carburction 4-11:30 Daily 'till 1:30 a.m. Fri. & Sat. phisticated and unrealistic pace until the "Asian safari" where he was staying. Then Ns,. movies. Despite a respectable gets underway. Then everything caught them in a lie when they Pizza is Great for: cast, which includes Robert progresses so smoothly the expe- said, "You might as well go FOREIGN AUTO PARTS Nlitchum, Jack Hawkins and dition is wound up without a home, because Mathis won't see F A P Elsa Martinelli, the film even hitch. The natives are restless anyone," as he handed us each Open Monday Thru Saturday Study Breaks tails as a "romping" adventure. hut then they just beat their a standard Mathis program. As the movie opens, the audi- drums and march out of the pic- 1695 W. San Carlos 293-2129 Meanwhile two UPI reporters Parties en, e has reasonable expecta- ture. The movie ends in the had entered the room and we EATCO. INC. or tions of viewing an excellent gun-blazing style of a Chicago asked the Mathis' publicity picture. The world's most 4amous showdown on the rooftop of a manager, "Why are those UPI Dinner big game hunter (Hawkins) tenant building in a German city. reporters still in there if Mathis teams with the most renowned of Usually a superb actor, Haw- isn't supposed to be here to- trappers 'Mitchum) Just call CY 2.8119 for delivery or the animal kins gives a generally lethargic night?" I' .r a Malayan expedition in performance that undermines in- "Well, you UPI men better Drop in at 862 No. 13th, San Jose -,..arch of the rare "Enchant- frequent excellence. He portrays get out of here so they will ], ss " The animal is a science- the aging hunter who accepts the leave," quipped the publicity ss in between a leopard challenge of the expedition be- man as he stepped into the A basit conflict cause he needs to prove to him- room. self that he is still a man. "I've Right then we decided to leave, SENIORS never seen a man who is less because it was plain they were afraid of dying and more afraid trying to make fools of its. As Economic. of growing old," notes Miss we left, we noticed the UPI re- Martinelli. porters were still in there wait- Bus ines Miss Martinelli gives a medi- ing for the Mat In s ho "wasn't Adminitit, at ion ocre performance as a young supposed to woman whose war-shattered life Hawkins has saved. When Haw- kins' world suddenly falls asun- Comedy Feature OCTOBER 24 der and he needs someone for the first time in his life, she At Friday Flick REAL ESTATE chooses to leave him. MANAGEMENT careers Glenn Ford, Gia Seala and Eva In the State of As a "good buy" and outstand- California's multi-billion dolla Gabor are a few of the stars in ing trapper, Mitchum proves he highways and water programs. tonight's Friday Flicks feature, is more than "just another man "Don't Go Near the Water." without a face" as Hawkins had Positions are The film will be shown at 7 and in RIGHT OF WAY - the Profess:un hoped. Mitchum makes the best 9:30 p.m. in TH55. Admission is of appraisal, negotiation, acquisition, and of an undemanding role and is 35 cents. management of real property - in the Division appealing enough to hold most of the audience's attention. His of Highways. "encounters" with Miss Martin- elli and the "Enchantress" are S.C. Philharmonic MAKE AN INTERVIEW ArPOINTMENT the movie's best moments. N OW Schedules Events The Santa Clara Philhar- AT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE monic Orchestra has announced the schedule for its 1963-64 t. .1 if.t,/,k)OV,. it ittj, OV.0 f V concert season. DEC. 6 A Cannella Choir of ALL CAPITOL RECORDS* SJS, under the direction of Wil- "Pete Za- offers liam Erlendson, stereo and monaural ip's will perform with the orchestra in Rach- you maninoff's "Symphony of the 15% off Bells" and "Sirencs," one of three Nocturnes by Debussy. FEB. 21 Susan McDonald, on your donee of ally of the harpist, will play Wagner's delirious of Pizza at "Concerto for liam and Orches- kinds tra." She has studied at the STRAW HAT. Just present this Paris Conservatory of Music iald :14011r 2 price won the Grand Premier Prix ad for your PIZZA Si and appeared at Carnegie I loll . . . each and mcry pizza is cus- for one week in 1958. APRIL BI--Stanley Plummer, tom made with 6 kinds of cheese. violinist, will play Mozart's ar,o4a..1RECORDS "Violin Concerto" with the or- Bring the Whole gang this Friday and Saturday chestra. He won the Associated sung IlY Ciincerts Bureau ',intent in Car- Ii ight and hear your fasorite folksongs 'Discounts from 40 50 on other famous labels: negie Hall in 1948 and the Sir some of SAN JOSE STATE'S more ontstanding Arnold Bax Medal in 1951. folk Decca, Columbia, London, Verve ... groups.
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OUSE DOG TIRED .rt, can a college man get Q. Where Ed (Eminent Dog), well known manumit 01 Sigma Alpha I;,- usic Insurance the most for his life silon fraternity has taken an unapproved overnight. in fact hi- dollars? been missing for over two weeks. itarist Maybe poor Ed was just "dog tired" (if fraternity life Sororit,., A. From College Ufa Insurance NAN women have shaved his hair off and last year they dyed him Company's famous policy, His caretaker, Steve Johnson, said that Ed is the only SAL knov i, .s THE BENEFACTORI to take a shower in the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house. LIST Q. How corn.? How can you spot three-year-old Ed? It's easy. He runs the other way when his name is called; he loves to fetch rocks, and ARY college men are Insured A. Only it's hard to tell which end's coming and which end's going. Life and college I Thurs. by College "Dog-Gone-It" Ed, come home, the brothers promise you mutt- 2 p.m. men are preferred risks. SIGMA SMILES Sisters than Just a "dog's" life. iR HOURS to Sigma Chi fraterni- Webb, Diane Woodward; second row, Bonnie tnite Call me and I'll give you a fill-in ty join after a recent initiation ceremony where Shaffer, Sharon Duty, Lynette Dawson, Nancy KAPPA PLEDGE DANCE ToNiGHT The Benefactor's big seven SJS coeds joined the sisterhood. Little Larsen, The Almaden Country Club will be the site for the pledge 'AILABLE on all nine of Genie Haak, Lisa Phelan; back row, are Sigmas is a service organization consisting of Sharon McPhee, dance for the sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma and their dates liii. Try a delicious arnando benefits. No obligation, o! course. Syndy Ware, Judy Goins, Lu taste both friends and pinmates of the brothers. Carter, Paula Morton, and Valerie evening. The dance will honor the new fall pledges. Seated (I.-r.) front row are Toni Fink. Kathy A 'SNEAKY' THING treat, Foremost's new The senior members of Alpha Omicron Pi recently surpi., OLEJNIK their sisters by "sneaking" dinner to the home of Arleen Lancl,': SO-LO Low Fat Mk. *JOHN Sigma Chis Aim for National The seniors and hashers feasted while the other sisters dined .0 4992 Borina Drive hamburger stands. San Jose, Calif. ENGAGEMENTS FOREMOST Tel: 253-1337 Susan Hay, Kappa Kappa Gamma, senior elementary educa- Recognition for Little Sigmas tion major from Colorado Springs, Colo., to Peter McGrath, Sigma GOLDEN STATE representing Phi Epsilon, senior mechanical engineering major from Palos Verdes 400 North First St. THE COLLEGE LIFE Twice a month IS roerIN repot lions in that garb and are easily sister, then they give the name No wedding date has been slated. San Jose INSURANCE COMPANY it Sigma Chi Fraternity. The W1011 - reeognized. to the fraternity and she is con- Eleanor Pattis, Gamma Phi Beta, secondary education grad- OF AMERICA who have taken the frater- 011wANIZED DEC. 5, 1962 sidered. The process also works in uate from Idaho State University to James F. Francis, sem." nities an irietals :art .. the only Company selling namesake, Little Sigmas was started Dee. reverse, Grebmeier pointed out. electrical engineer major. The couple plan a December wedding pinmates of the brothers exclusively to College Men and call 3, 1962, as a service group for Grebmeier reported that the Ira- themselves Little Sigmas. Donned .4igana Chi. President of the sis- ternity has 1 PARTS plans to make their in blue skirts, white long-sleeved ters. Paula Morton, maintains, Little Sigmas a nationally recog- blouses etuliriielr rod with the "We are trying our hardest to nized organization, as is the San ational OPEN Sigma chi I.,' . the sisters at. make Little Sigmas a tradition for Jose local Sigmas, comprised of STUDENT MON., THURS., tend rn,,,, service fun- Epsilon Theta Chapter of Sigma 50 Sigma Chi wives. 293-2129 DISCOUNTS FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. Chi and we feel we have suc- ATO ORGANIZED Pres. WIVES raided." The 18 girls have fully organized, , Electronic Paris 8 Assisting in most Sigma Chi WHOLESALE their society and have represents- Hi Fl Equipment functions, the Little Sigmas helped DISTRIBUTORS lives at the Sigma Chi's Mother's in the first. annual Derby Day by 'Plans Visit Cblu as well as at the local Sig- winking with publicity, selling mas. Their bi-monthly meetings Cll. itekcts. making prize riblxms, of- Dr. H. Sherman Oberly, na- B-I21.112nited Radio and T. V. Supply /1111 handled officially and pur- lietating and giving out prizes. tional president of Alpha Tau CV 142i W SIn 1 posely. Earl:. in the spring semester the be proud of your shirts, As a part of being a Little Omega fraternity will visit the can Little Sigmas had two spaghetti Sigma sister, the coeds are given San Jose State chapter Oct. 24. feeds where the Sigma ('his you get them cleaned at: a lavaliere a necklace with the While in San Jose he plans to if brought dates. It was profitable )RS fraternities greek letters. or the newly organized hood meet with college officials. 1 Initiated at a recent ceremony Dick Harris, president of the SAVE MONEY since it helped finance the pledge were sneak and assist the Sigma ('his seven new sisters: Sharon local ATO chapter, has announced with Derby Day. I),ity; independent; Lynette Daw- that a special dinner and reception atilt, independent; Nancy Larsen, PER GAL. ion 3 HELP AS HOSTESSES for Dr. Oberly will be held in the ...7ed Kappa Alpha Theta; Kathy Webb, house, to which all local ETHYL GAS ci.EANFR At the Sigma Chi Province Con- chapter I.L NII)R1. and mina Gamma Phi Beta; Genie Haak, have been 'alumni of the fraternity 3c OFF ference, where the SJS Chapter Fink. in - 555 E. Santa Clara was host, the I.ittle Sigmas maed Alpha Omicron Pi; Toni invited. dependent: and Diane Woodard PER GAL. table decorations and were hos- When elected Worthy Grand ,4 shirt's best friend Gamma Ph; Beta. REG. GAS tesses for the event. chief of Alpha Tau Omega in 2c OFF -fair plans for the year are! , August, 1962, Dr. Oberly was I still indefinite, but so far vve have Balkan Alliance president of Roanoke College, Guaranteed Major Oil Co. Gasoline planned a spaghetti feed and a box Salem, Va. He is said to be the lunch raffle. For Homecoming we Schedules First only college president ever to will help the Sigma ( 'his with head a major national fraternity. Lowest Gas Prices In San Jose open house. We will also has,. Dancing Lessons He retired June 1, 1963, from pledge sneak at an undisclos/d Roanoke and now devotes much of rj 0- date. stated Miss Morton. Today, in the Women's Gym, his time to ATO. III slIE) BY FRATERNITY !loom 21, the Balkan Alliance of Alpha Tau Omega was founded PURITAN OIL CO. Si Ida Chi President Chuck SJS will hold its first class of at Richmond, Virginia, in 1865 KEYES 4TH & WILLIAM firebnatier explained hors the the semester at 8 p.m. and has 121 chapters in 42 states 6TH & ITO roods are chosen Little Sigmas, The admission is free, and the and one in Canada. Dr. Oberly 10TH & TAYLOR "A lot of the girls don't realise class is for all beginners interested plans to visit every chapter dur- they're being rushed by the fra- in learning dances from Balkan ing his term as national president. ternity." After the fraternity countries...... votes, the girls are sent invita- I No partners are necessary be- ...... tions to become a sister member. cause most of the dances are done -77'2 ..... Now, Grebmeier explained, the in a line or a circle. This is an ... ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES I ew sisters have just as much say opportunity to learn dances from GOOD LUCK SAN JOSE e, the brothers. If the Sigmas feel Yugoslavia, Greece, Bulgaria, and YOUNG ADULTS ACCOUNTS INVITED! .m.lher (toed won'tl make a gird Rumania. A Coopkte Das el Nationally Maraud Producb 15111,1,IU21,W,a14,111.. Q ..A.V.QUAla. 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* * THURSDAY OCT. 24 FOLK MUSIC Spartans vs. Bears Are Spartans 'Patsies?' Fri. and Sat. Night Memorial Stadium 9:00 to 1:00 1:30 p.m.
No. Name WT. POS. WT Name No. Recording Art;sts Fantasy LER Tomorrow 83 Harry Kellogg (195) 200 Dick Williams 85 Cal Gets Answer 77 Tony Machutes (214) LTR 713 Jim Anderson 75 By DAVE NEWHOUSE strong teams like Pitt and Illi- weeks ago, Carter fell out of the 60 Vince Darone (200) LGR 210 Jim Norwood 64 Tradition. the (aids and Craig (hey didn't score against Illi- top five in this week's statistics. 51 Bob Kroll (2013) C 188 Jim Phillips 50 DAN HICKS Morton's passing aim will all be nois 00-0) anti were mauled by Rich Talley, must start con- 75 Larry Hansen (203) RGL 210 John Garamendi 65 necting on the longer field goals. 72 Walt Firstbrook (245) RTL 235 Roger Foster 70 against Bob Titchenars Spartan's the Panthers t35-151. tomorrow when they engage Cali- Pitt and the Illini are big and He hit a 28-yard effort against PNE BLUES 88 Bob Bonds (199) REL 185 Steve Radich 87 fornia's surprising Golden Bear at mean, but, how tsould you rate Kansas State, but hasn't found 15 Rand Carter (200) Q 210 Craig Morton 4 1 30 p.m. in Berkeley's Memorial Washington State and Utah State7 the range since. SINGER 25 Cass Jackson (187) LHR 200 Loren Hawley 44 Stadium. The Cougars came from two - 42 Walt Roberts (167) RHL 175 Jim Blakeney 23 i tonehdmvas to tie Iowa 14-4 at al the 34 Herb Engel (193) FB 175 Rudy Carvajal 30 Toppling the Bears whieli Is exactly ss hat Titehenal ha, in . Iowa City, and the Aggies hutse The Science Show been mopping up everybody in ell111=6.0, weIMMIPI mind would definitely be a big A new or', to stir% CHANGE Ca!-SJS Slats "first" for San Jose Slate. Five isight, with one exception Wyo. iir need, ha all 01 the OFFICIAL L.. ... PARTY times SJS has met a Cal football Neienee.. e ram the fol. lov.ing and more.: Oloslier's OF SCENE RENTALS SJS CAL team on the gridiron and Ilse In short, the Spartan* also First Downs 30 46 times the Spartans have lost, playing the "pat - haven't been Microscopes Glassware NEW CAMPUS SHOP China Punch Bowls 32) We1,1. beaten the Telescopes Minerals Rshing. Yardage 450 None of the foot ball expert %les." & SAN FERNANDO 460 E. William Slide rules Protozoa 3rd Silver Fountain Passing Yardage 549 581 across the nation think San Jose Cougars 13-8 and held (lab Tables Stains Skeletons Between 10 & 11th Chairs Total Offense 999 902 can change its luck tomorrow. Cal State ti, One t011ellalOWII for the Camden Are., Campbell Passes 54.102 44-100 has already been made a 13 -point first half, heron. litsinkr 10-0, 301 ENTERTAINMENT 377-8660 Interceptions 7 6 favorite. we're not exaelly crackers fur REFRESHMENTS Sat. 10 to 6 ASK JEFF FOR A Punts 23. 41.2 22- 36.9 Then there's Morton. Traditia., the Bears' soup. Open Tues. Oyu Furvbles Lost 4 5 doesn't score touchdirWf1S. the FLEE HAMBURGER 2455 The Alameda Where can the Spartans expect Pen shies 2013 156 prognosticators all have off-days; Santa Clara 243-0150 to beat Cal? here's the answer. hut, when you have a leader like held the Cougars to The Spartans PI.AY 18 HOLES OF GOLF IN 21/2 HRS. Morton on your side. everything 55 yards rushing. Cal has aver- CALIFORNIA'S ONLY SJS Frosh Faces has to look rosy. aged only ho yards on the ground ON NORTHERN Little money? Big appetite? The Daily Californian. Cal' - ill season. A1.1. GREEN 18 HOLE COURSE student newspaper, had this gem' The answer: 175 E. Santa Clara San Jose must expect that the 61 PAR. Rough Morning outlook: "Next week the Bear, Bears haven't discovered a 9.2 (bet. 4th & 50) take on traditional patsy San Jose sprinter in practice this week. The San Jose State (rush foot- State for a well-needed breather." Therefore. well have to he laying ball team has its work cut out SMORGASBORD But. let's stop and look things for it Morton air show. tomorrow morning, meeting the over. Are we really a "patsyr III yene can yea! 1Vashingtion State eurnpleted After all, Cal won only one game eancho Verde rugged California yearlings, in a 18 of 2* passes against San LUNCH DINNER last year over San Jose Stan, 10 a.m. contest at Memorial Sta-. Jose State. Rat, practically all 125-81. Driving Itange 990 $1.49 dium. were of the %hurler variety. Coll' Course and Titchenal doesn't see it this way. 0'02:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.-7 Spartan detelesiVe backs inter- The Cubs have beaten the f"After a good year in I Weekday student green tel:s Si .21 Beef and more State Crush 44-0. in their cepted three long passes and T Stew Chicken Roast we lost six men into p S I llllll lire It Lisie tints:6 I aids. tact Oil 1lil...4. (bee-pass oniN game that season. Bob Jones' a wai tioxit of tlit rest. lball. We were bound to have an 2142 McKee Road CI. 1-1143 rtahabes also dumped the Bull - Victory can only become a real- 'rough breaks." SJS was 2-8-1 Iasi Lessons By PGA Professional ip TAMAN and 22 -12, before losing to Cal ity in two other ways. Rand Car- fall. Tex Smith I CA N MODS last wegk. "This year's team is tt iee :is , r nuist rebound from two med- c). strong' and twice as deep 'tossing performances. Third ,fejta Little '500' year's.. We lova I tis 6;i, tit Is : . :. rxi-ers ington st.de team Sat kink * * * Time trials in the "Little rigi- their field. With the spirit Iiii4fier now than at any time during tile will be held today on the South season, sse're going to give Cal Series Scores Campus INNSBRUCK track at 2:30 p.m. All a real go." Titehei. I sad, Cal SJS 011Fh %mum! entrants Milsif have lour riders If San Jose iictiii,113 i \pro:. 1. 1899 44 0 and a bicycle to compete in the make it a "go," everyloing %At!' 1900 5 0 1,71790 - qualifying round. The top 22 quail- have to go just right. Cal is onl, 1953 34 14 kliEERS DAY hers will be placed in the finals 1-2-1 on the season, but the. 1954 45 0 of the "Little 500" to be held on j played Duke to an even score. 1962 25 8 OM. 25 at p m. Even though Cal ha. 153 22 WINTER OLYMPICS 7 let. 23. 1963 21 day ',Arlie...ion to CA the home ol _ plan now for an exciting winter vacation -- stop in. to 1:00 p.m. Daily Sports Grid Parade Paris NEWHOUSE TITCHENAL MURPHY ANDERSON Ci fail JONES - Ererything prearranged - 1dminiqration 139-171 (36-16) (36-201 (34-18) 05-211 132401 SJS vs. Cal SJS 117-15) Cal (14-10) Cal (2I 7) Call CY 3-1031 Stan vs. Wash Wash (22-14) Wash (21-14) Wash (13-7) Wash (28-7) Wash (21-7) Wash 121-131 Illini vs. Minn Minn (22-20) Illini_( 14-7) lIlni 12041 html 114-13) Tie (14-141 Mini )13-7) Iowa vs Wisc Wisc (14-9) lowa (21-13) Wisc (21-20) Wisc (21-14) Wisc (27-141 Wise (21-0) travel agency 1)r-sent:nit cs ss ill fie oil e aentite.. let Nofre D vs. UCLA ND 117.101 ND (21341 ND (24-(2) ND 121-71 ND (10-7) ND (21-19) USC vs. Ohio St USC (15-13) USC (28.21) USC ()7-14) USC 114.131 0 St (21-13i USC (28-141 eiiiitiertunities in such fields as: Syrve vs. Penn St Pn St (10-8) Syra (14-7) Pn St (7-6) Pn St (21.141 Pn 5 2) 10) Pn St 12821 FIRST ST., SAN JOSE Texas vs. Arkansas Texas 121.101 Texas (28.14) Texas (21.7) Texas (14-71 Texas (21-7) Texas 128-141 TCU 114-7) TCU (141) TCU (10-7) (18-13) ’3. ’ I l it".! erintillitig & Finance. TCU vs. Tex A&M TCU ((4-7) 110-71 TCU TCU Okla vs. Kansas Okla (20-14) Okla (21-8) Okla (14-12) Okla (21.7) Okla (28-7) Okla (28-171 fir \\ mile?' Law Enforcement Prncton vs. Colgate Prince (23-7) Prince (20.14) Prince (28.211 Clgt 128-71 Clgt (14.7) Prince (6-0) Vanderbilt vs. Fla Fla (104) Fla (21-14) Fla 110 31 Fla (14-71 Fla 126.61 Fla (28-7) !tient &1dininistration 49ers vs. Bears Bears (76-3) _Bears (21-14) Bears (42.101 Bears .(21-71 Bears (30-10) liners 135-131 =Nu _a_ru_ cvoGGow Raiders vs. Jets Rders (21-17/ Rders _121-141 Jets (17.14) Jets (21-14) Jets (21-131 Rders 133-201 Lions vs. Colts Lions (20-14) Lions (20-10) Colts (21-14) Lions (30-28) Colts (27-14) Lions (31-23) ppoi ',fluent \eces.sary Carl Kahn, San Jose State left end, is the Imiher of Bob Kahn,. former all-coas( di\ at Stanford. r4- STATE MEAT MARKET (AHEM) Corner 4th and Santa Clara CY 2-7726 AND VIE NEVER LOST A GAME, Complete Line of First Quality Meats PETER! Wholesale and Retail THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS --'CAUSE 'IOU ALL for the TRAINED EN EATING 4, AT UNCLE JOHN'S Aik price of T-BONE STEAK 85 lb. PANCAKE HOUSE! RIB STEAK 79't lb. ARMOUR STAR -
SEMI( SALE BACON lb. pkg. 55p kg. (;-’)) FROZEN vATIGHN,s VEAL CUTLET 2 for 29c FRESH UNCLE JOHN'S PANCAKE HOUSE Entire Stock of 121 S. 4th Plain Front Slacks SPARE RIBS 49 lb 1415 (acrcss from SJS library) from $12.95 to $24.95 -- Plenty of Free Parking S. First St. 294-7716 WHOI FAL F TO FRATS SORORITITS AND BOARDING HOUSES WW1 LELLYM ackle Gators 1'11111`taN HUT S 5% ss Booters Face Tribe; %LI. llti %Vali Ube, SJS Poloists Favored Tonight Hope To Bounce Back I IN, I varsity water State in the Spartan Pool. ers may _ San Jose State break loose' for a high- the Gator re.erse., Iii Ihe to The varsity game starts at 7:30. scoring mail is toile ill lio,1 pl., %. IN is a heavy favorite performance tonight sim- Cap. 0 team San Jr rot' Slate's pip, II Gm_ The (roan play the Gator reserves ilar to last week's 27-9 rout of once-beaten In tt,, Nor( al NorCal League The Spartababes Wen. SOMA signians Hash with its second at 8:30. Students with an ASH Cal. undefeated Albert Nnoll fr Nigeria %s ill against San Francisco upon in the last 30 seconds as the LiGi I est tonight card will be admitted free. Stanforsl in a NorCal League soc- either phi.% 111,44.-lell or lit, r The Spartans finally showed Olympic Club "B" team eked out . 111011:11 Li LiLOJI row morning at sorts urn,' mates, ’111. The Spartans, who turned in some early foot in Wednesday's a 9-13 verdict. 10:30 on the Indian Field. can play either position 'II their best tram performance in game, jumping off to a 5-4 lead ii Jack Likins scored four times Cal's varsity ended the locals' Stanford is very losing 20-13 to the Olympic Club over the Olympic Club in the first striate i" for the locals in the first period, win streak 'Tuesday night with a back with 6-3 Ken 'Le. Wednesday night, face an un- period. Ilowever, ex-UOP great ..... but was held in check for the rest last second goal, 3-2. The Spar- ing the Indians' defer, time swam critical known quantity in the Gators. Bob Gaughran snuffed out any "A man of his of the game. The frosh were in tans are now 6-1 on the season The Indians were ti-2 command. But most of SFS has one major factor in SJS hopes of a win by ramming and deeply constant foul trouble and played and 2-1 in league play. play last year, Stanford he's just plain Weir its favor---an All State goalie In nine goals, seven of them in the all, fourth period with a patch- !Stanford has toppled San St. Louis University in the named LeRoy Farwell. The junior the second half. work lineup. 4 Francisco State 5-I Ill Its 11111y quarter-finals last year cagetender is the only bright light Gaughran is the water polo In that quarter, the Olympic league mullet' abet. e piling a flillikens event 11 ally %Non on an inexperienced squad. coach at Menlo-Atherton high. Club scored four goals to finally 4-0Ill4011 mark. The Indians NCAA championship. 2 flights Ord/ Only senior George Drysdale has DICK Pete Segues and Larry Logan- nail the locals from behind. base ill%0 defeated the Air "Mike !Lillian might be reads any first-string experience among bill showed well for the locals on The freshmen were scheduled Forts. Academy 3-2. for tossiorross's. mulish if his the other six starters. Fri., Oct. 18 8:30 offense scoring three goals apiece. to play Sequoia High School at Coach Julie Menendez anti the ankh. Is all right." said Menen- Having solved its offensive and GREGORY Spartans will be playing 111111j11111 Walton was particularly 6:30 p.m. but the match was can- against dez. 111(110 Berkelry Little Them., defensive problems to a major im- pressed with Jeff Logan, celled because of scheduling prob- a team as strong as the Bears. Cal has las ii degree, Coach Lee Walton's splash- Bob Allston & 'know, Loganbill and Mike lems for the prep team. "We'll have a real rough game- hanipered hy thi- injury tor taii GUARALDI - -b.1, VINCE Hansen, who played their befit with the Indians," said Menendez. eeks. Berke C.J. games of the season. "They will be as strong or stronger Al Korb' is Iri 0 I. I :In. SPEED TO B171th than Cal." mcI Efiok Alipari .1 Sat., Oct. 19 9 Fr All will get starting assignments Henry ('arr, world record-hold- The defending league tithsts lead the Spartan r iiritil, MARGIE McCOY tonight, along with Segues, Char- Jrnny L1rrl H. -'I er in the 220-yard dash around have sevi ral fine performers itt inn their offen,i5e ;set,. I ley Douglas and Bill Parker. a curve 120.3), is a halfback on their starting lineup. Kingsley and Byron Kobayashi 2267 Telegrisph Alpha Delta ,tiignza The freshmen, who aim their the Arizona State football team. hiatus Bergman, a Swedish %sill also he scoring threats for Oakland, Ci Presents . . . hopes for an undefeated season ASU plays the Spartans here. student, and three Nigerians are SJS. Friday, Nov. 1 run aground Wednesday night, Nov. 9, in the annual homecoming all good first string WO er... ( in defense. Zumot, Slobsolan hope to bounce back against battle. According to Nlenender "Berg- at tho ,Galeh and Colin Lit-law-es I. TICKETS at the door i been able to contain the $2 no roserircl scats I SAN JOSE fairly well and goalie CIVIC AUD. Moulder Whips I.. ked iinpre.-i Tickets CUSHMAN VESPA $1,75, $2.75, $3.75 Winless On sale at the SALES AND SERVICE Fubars San Jose Box Office 40W. San Carlos CY 5-01180 Le Page CUSHMAN Sales, Inc. With TD Passes POLICEMLN 4798 Fremont Ave. 245-7160 Two touchdown passes and a Santa 2Iora, California safety gave Moulder Hall a 14-0 $625-667 VIS win over the Fubars in intramural OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA football play Wednesday. reettrWeleilioWeWeVele40401069:4041400643404 10111091041 Ken Ciunpa threw scoring High School Graduates College Preferred 21-29 aerials to Mills Kett and Ron inclusive; 20/25 uncorrected vision; height 5' 9"- 6' 160 lbs. minimum; excellent character. Room 100, FOLK MeNit hola and the 3111111der r. 7 team forced the Fuhare quar- City Hall., CR 3-3111. terback out of the end zone for Guitars -Banjos-Lessons a safety. .74t75:7,7717 Sam Young got the AFROTC off on the right foot by zipping MORE FOR LESS Ai tv',.:ALTIME. RENT TO LEARN 80 yards for a touchdown but Kappa Pi fought back to win 12-6 When mealtime COMP., 51,11 tli. NI 11..1 lit to Rick Schalk hit Paul Smith with for a Nell prepared dinner il BENNEVtpa r,.. two passes for Kappa Pi's scoring. itti budget. CT 7-7417 Lloyd Devaughn trapped the Choice of: AFRCrIV Cats' quarterback in the FOUR ENTREES and end zone for a safety as the Raid- 20 SALADS ers held on for a 2-0 victory. 5 The undefeated Corksoakers All you can eat for FOREIGN CAR Closest to rambled over the Warriors 27-0 us Gary Dakan and Jirn Cork. E Campus ... run tallied two touchdowns each. WATCH YOUR STEP, HARRY Spartan harrier Jeff Fishback MAIN STREET _A/ SPECIAUSTS Allen Hall last to the Beavers leads Stanford's Harry McCalla up and over a set of steps 30 Sfll TH EIRsT sT. 293 "9' Ii 7-0, and Markham Hall forfeited leading to the finish of the Sacramento Invitational last Satur- 2n11 11 iiI1N1 San Jose Foreign Car Service to AFRCYTC in other league action day. Fishback eventually won by 40 yards over the Tribe star. Expert repair on all imported cars Transmission overhaul and Lubrications Injured; Tune-ups, Brakes, Motors Murphy, Fernande z Bring this ad ... GOOD FOR 100/0 STUDENT DISCOUNT Doubtful Starters Against Cal FALL SPRING 180 So, Market 286-1100 Cross-country headman Dean Trainer Dave Blanchard re- Last fall. the Sport a as and Cal Miller is glad his Spartans aren't ported that Murphy could run if were forced to run their meet on facing powerful Stanford in dual his leg cheeks out tcalay , but a flat track because rainstorm - Strawbert5 in;., meet competition tomorrow. listed Fernandez as a very clogged the regular -’s Two of his stalwarts, Danny dot, bt f HI performer due to Canyon course. shorten's] three-mile Murphy and Dick Fernandez are swelling in his ankle. In the now Jose State sit a na- the rest in doubtful starters against Cal to- The buss of these two would race, San Join team record for 15 mile, morrow, because both suffered crimp the locals attempt at a tional Affairs Offico B-I of 79:20, mow:him; the old rec- of your classmates STORE FOR MEN ankle injuries in work() u t s seventh straight sweep of the Bear Downtown, San Jose ord set by Houston of 72:59. Wednesday. harriers. for senior pictures. -- for LA TORRE Since 1925 In six meetings over the past Jeff Fishback. who turned in the two years, SJS has rolled up a best cross-country race of his ath- sen7or pictures. Special Student Rates NOW! perfect score of 15 against Cal. letic career at Sacramento. TYPEWRITERS The Bears' George Linn, a fifth heavily favored to finish first I'.- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rental and Sale place finisher at Sacramento last morrow. Gene Gurule, Tom Toile MODERN OFFICE week, would he a near cinch to and Ben Tucker will he in tie' MACHINES CO. crash the top five if Murphy and thick of things. 124 E. San Fernando 293-5283 Fernandez sat out the race. Howie Thew and Lou Davidson YOUNG MAN will take up the slack if Murphy and Fernandez don't compete. "authoritative" A win tomorrow would not only start the Spartans' dual meet sea- is the word son off with a bang, but would for HONDA extend Miller's undefeated dual CRICK meet mark to 109 wins without SAN. JOSE? a loss. html that ,:ornethine? Proceed into ;call with the ossuronce that only Drive-in and Dining Room Servi.ze Cricketeer's Alumni Worsted suits con give. The fit natural and just trim nough TICO S in the authoritative Cricketeer manner. Available in oil the classic patterns in colors just 3 TACOS *had* lighter this year. At your best, vested. PLUS $59.50 aid US GPEEN To ward -off starvation on the way to the STAMPS SAN JOSE 11,, Wardrobe, Ilanlam ricc or First N fionril Charge Rion game this weekend, stop at Tico's for a Open Monday and Thursday evenings 'till 9 pins. HONDA RANCHBURGER and a COKE. Only 69 Sales and Service Open Evenings 16 141 S. Third Street Phone 295-7525 FOR WIER I Block From Library Phone Orders CY 7-8421 4th and St. James SANTA CLARA it SECOND
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SI SP RTAN D Sill Friday, October 18, 1963 'Unaware Students Regret Overseas Program Head Action at Seventh St. TGIF Expressions of regret filled the actions were contrary to air in the College Union Wednes- policy. To Speak Here Monday day afternoon when 14 SJS stu- Many admitted they had not by considered the dents who were apprehended consequences uf Street attending such a function. to. director sss er present preparation and police Oct. 4 at the Seventh 61,1 before the the hearing each student of the ('ali!. ; scholarship loan questions that beer party were heard expie,sol deep regret for his Oversea, Pro- students may have abou; the nine ASB Judiciary. actiiies Sal were vowed to avoid TGIF grams, presi in ; ir ,is pro- months' study abroad. Th students, all of whom parties In 21, were granted a closed the future. fi gesor (if ;; ; ’1 :II San F11111- , The Overseas Programs is a under in which their names were The students will CiSCO S1.1' ; ,..g e. all ...peak California State Colleges' project hearing be inforrnpd of the Judiciary's Monday ; in. in E that sent 108 students to Europe withheld. decision at a majority of the students are later date. Ile will spe,ii; under the a,,pices for study this year. A -semester freshmen and many of the Foreign Languages Depart- first Seventeen SJS students have to have been unaware at ment. claimed just begun studies in European of the party that their 1)r. Lantos will explain details of the time Foreign Car universities and next year 34 SJS scholarship and finances of I!, students could be sent to Europe, 0,.er,e,is Preen-ants soul Specialist Mexico or Japan for study, accord- n, Dr. Wesley Goddard, For- High School Coach eign Languages Department head md SJS representative on the Speaks Tonight the of !stage titatewide Advsiory Board and Executive Committee for Inter- Phi Epsilon Kappa, men's fra- FOLK MUSIC THEATER national Programs. ternity for physical edtical ion, Dr. Goddard said that qualifi- recreation and health, will feature 970 So, First St. cations for study abroad in these a speech tonight by Stan La Pratt', Karl's programs include upper or grad- Sierra High School physical edu- - Now Appearing _ uate standing, a 3.0 GPA in the cation instructor. Shell Service Le Protti will speak on physical two semesters preceding the trip, 11th and Santa Clara FRED GERLACH ,ind an -adequate language back. fitness and show a film pointing out some of the modern (incepts World's greatest 12 string .round." of the subject. to% discount on ,s11 guitor payer The University of Stockholm The talk will take place at 7 parts with SJS Student B .1 )rd doesn't require knowledge of a p.m. in ED100. !oreign language; classes are Fri. & Sat., 9, 10 30 r? P tA Sunday: HootenAnny h Drs.,d taught in English. Only students & Michael& 8 P.M. majoring in any of the social sci- AUTO REPAIRS ences are eligible for admittance - Photo by Anna Los Dyson Motor Tune-ups Engine Rebuilding OPEN DAILY 01 111101111110 to the University of Stockholm. FUTURE UNION?-ASB Pres. Steve Larson, the Industrial Arts and Art Buildings. Mayor ...IIroke Service * Ignition Systems TO 6:30 Incl. right, shows San Jose Mayor Robert Welch a Welch visited SJS Wednesday to attend the Carburetors Starters & Generators SATURDAYS site sign for the proposed $3.6 million College Student Council meeting. think this is a ter- layriften Motor Guarantee - Courtesy Car 50,1able ENJOY THIS WEEKEND Union. Two of the 8x12 -foot signs were put up rific program," the mayor exclaimed. SJS stu- earlier this week behind the Cafeteria between dents will vote Dec. 11 and 12 for union. Zarion alomolive DANCING FOR FREE ESTIMATES 1 11ila and Saturday Nights Groups Thanked Coil -1 MM. heraMMICM0 Dance to first Class Honor Rating' 30 293-5172 La.,;n Tropical Twist For Aiding Corps 141 South 3rd St. San Jose 1 1 Block from Library SPECIAL SUNDAY JAM SESSIONS Won by La Torre _Yearbook Groups who helped with the 1 at 1 The 1963 La Torre won a 'First La Torre, said, "I don't know Peace Corps' record breaking ef- I Now Entertaining litifiPitie '43 1 Class Honor Rating" at the recent whether to be happy or cry. All fort include the Spartan Shields, 43rd National Yearbook Critical of last year's La Torre staff were Ricarzoos 6 IT'edriesdo N igh/ : 728 N. 13th St. CV 5-9872 the Spartan Spears, Alpha Phi 0 Service competition held at the working for the All-American rat- 11 FLAMENCO GUITARIST Omega and the pledge classes of University of Minnesota. ing, but coming in seventh best Sigma Phi Epsilon and Theta ,:etr WWW WroWaWiSeSW $41 **Lovely, interesting, colorful," in the national competition is Chi. 7 hurxdav 'ugh!: .said one of the judges as he award- something I know we're all pleased Bob Pisano, vice president of FOLK SINGER S. Pfl the First Class rating, which with and proud of; although, I'm the student body and coordinator tudent Bowling \ just falls short of the top-flight still hoping for a blue ribbon at DAVID HAYES of student help for the Peace , All-American rating. the State Fair." (sang at the World's Fair) Corps congratulated these group, Upon receipt of the award. The '6.3 La Torre has also been "and the girls who helped V, Ilh Pleasant Hill. editor of the '63 entered in the National Scholastic idav ot. .6;a/1st-day \ ight: secretarial work and other chores Yearbook Association's competi- anytime! 11 for a job well done." JAZZ TRIO i ion, and will be representing the s's college at the spring yearbook A 35c CALIF. JUNIOR COLLEGES Home Delivery 'Till 10 p.m. plus 0, Job Interviews competition at the California 0, Job interviews are held at Enrollment in California junior 9ecteifrt State Fair in May. and Food To Go 303 S. Ninth St. January kradu- colleges has increased 270 per ; Joe B. Swan, assistant professor DINNERS FREE SHOES Z-k ates onl:k an. requested to make ; cent since V-J Day. A 200 per .14 /pcit LI p.m. I tills of journalism, is adviser of La Ns appointments at the Placeme nt , .., cent rise is predicted between ss` 16 Clean Alleys ,, Da I r 218 Willow CY 4-4009 s.: s, Office (AD11231) prior to the now and 1975. `sr: interviews. Downtown Bowl MONDAY: Acre Nutronics will intenie, Spartaguide 375 W. Santa Clara St. 294-7800 electrical, mechanical enonecriii. Spartan Daily Classifieds physics. and math majors. TODAY: Southern Pacific Co. will inter- Phi Epsilon Kappa, 7 pan., ED- view business, math, English, lib- 100. BUY 'EM! eral arts majors- -male only. Balkan Alliance (lance class, 8 BUY DAILY CLASSIFIEDS! Tl'ESDAY: p.m., WC:21. k . ANNOUNCEMENTS III HELP WANTED 141 ROOMMATE stare To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium, a Didus ineptus, a U.S. Army Audit .Agency will Deutseher Verein. 2:30 p.m.. $37. 510 5 5.1. 2,' 2 6edrr,nra. _ - frangipanni, or any other sensible thing, just fill out this int Cr', low iiecounting majors. Cafeteria Room A. ALL SENIORS ... Make appointments LIFEGUARD. Monday Are Friday. 10-12 ROOM AND BOARD fr:. a. La Torre pourer. or 10-1. Bro .,krde Swim Club. 19127 Cox handy order form, clip it, and send it with a check or proved Housing. Fir,rerv.e h 2 FOR I -SLACK SALE. -1:4ow on at Avenue, Saratoga. AL 3-0231. cash to the Spartan Daily Advertising Office, J207, San 13th St, 292-2635. v. s. 121 South 4th Street. Jose State College, San Jose 14, California. Ads must GIRLS looking for interesting and chal- IN THE DOGHOUSE? Try our instant ROOMMATES WANTED publication. lenging work, part time after classes. be in by 2:30 P.M. two days prior to f,,arem fese instant results. Flowers mon. F. - Inc. nath hourly wage. Apply at Mutual Share apt. 2ng. 286 1464. Readers_ League. 318 S. Otis St. Suite F. MOVE IN TODAY! : SEND THE SPARTAN DAILY HOME. NEW CLASSIFIED RATES Pool. Mnn $121. i; ntr8)0 am.. , Hit - Minimum '54 CHEVY FOR RENT e r - realro 11/2 hours. One time Three times Five times 171 Two lines PERSONALS 50t a line Ms a line 200 a line One time GIRI k dirt SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED. Br
,'Sr I Electrolois. Nantelle R. E. 210 S. Fist. AUTOMOTIVE 121 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 , 'i? 20 I 794 4499 '56 LAMBRETTA. 8C,1)1, , PART.TIME WANTED: A ol -.^ )afo-i 1.50 .1 S Jorri 1. i WORK 'el 3 lines 2.25 3.00 '59 CHEV. IMPALA. Dottie I.,or BY, S2t' 1' WHO'S NEXT? 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 ’ A1nmede ,,, h -+_I. NEED A JO87 Pi Kappa A r '55 CHEVROLET, '59 CORVETTE Engine. 1.1 - -1 / 475l 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 Fr ',lay '56 AUSTIN HEALEY, 100 4 PA R H. diary Add this 771 17._ SERVICE amount for EXPERT .50 .75 1.00 '62 HONDA 50. C111, 4 OLAN MILLS STUDIO night. 2513.4i', each add+, line Day or speed. E.r. no -I. Bost rr 758-4855. Valley Fair Center 248.242:: AUTO INSURANCE for all. Ph. Radio/Heater. or Mort, '61 TR 3 51600 Chet Bailey_ Insurance, 385 5 FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES, CALL CV 4-6414, EXT. offer. 293.3694. HOUSING 2081, FROM 1:20 TO 4:20, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, - TV RENTALS '66 CHEV VA 210 Station Wagon, w/w APPROVED HOUSING CONTRACT 7 tone. $425. 378 9513. r- r, 4 ; ff te Ph$10 _ e m2:2' '3'457 CHECK A CLASSIFICATION: '63 MG Midget. pire!,; , P k. e I. - GIRL ROOMMATE. ' "sic Apt. I rr
Tonneau hover, Extras. A 1 Cord ; , SJS. Pool. 22819. ALTERATIONS BY EXPERIENCED A nnnnn cements 111 Help Wanted (4) $1695. 293-5831. 298.3301 ri Parlitlawill (7) APPR SEAMSTRESS. HOUSING its N . _ Automotive (2) Housing 151 OH '42 STUDE with '52 engine and trey, I] Services AUTO, LIFE, FIRE INS. VW - Runs qe_od. $50. 295.7199 For Sale(3) Lost and Found IV] Transportation (1) APPROVED HOUSING 1 w-,Irion. '5/ 1fr State Far', '57 PONTIAC, Hardtop. P H 1316 st,oe- 2b6 590 Print your ad here: r s or. 044: '178.4124. Res black. clean. 0500/offer. 378 9646 ,e