Greek Night Cheerleaders he tireek, all Greek, lad it osIll Deadline tor fre loinen in latutraatioural Mt Ii - !ady at tiic till. tonight return applicati )))) s tor lireo k Night. Al.- tenter's rcusular omit tun alternate posi- dent from 14 loo soill he held tions as Freshoelon ( herriendris at Ow Cctitcr. 285 S. 111.30 is tottas at pin. i.J. st. .tpplication should lie n-- *viol et ihe es ening %sill iiighlights turned to the ( ollege I iii said, Ly Dr. slides. dancing and 1,, a Oho. us here additional information is crane. cateut a au ailable. meivording too Itood ISio- e Is ( lob 5011 assi t 'atteiug. tireck elsignani. a toolool000r oot the (rents - miller preparations. sew. %tag SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE man class mild. it, ,,,iiimIttee. 1. The vele the Point it 50 .11111b.,`, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1962 No. 33 .0, but it will e body,* nit. it diseaser to s" Shaw satyr Will be up. locations as Chancellor's Aide Same Time, Same Locations Opinions Varied Lpasgfl near campus 'I be: nor-ace For Polio Immunization Sunday 275 L SJS Today Fr.leurientary Visits It) KEITH TAKAHASHI termed as superior to the earlier Salk vaccine? On Senate Plan et St Ethd Keene, assistant chan- academic policies by orgiumni, The KC.). Polar The Sabin vaccine contains tamed live viruses is C. Manse! siege 1.:Unn are aimed at Type So yooi California state col- faculty councils, resembling fly URI' CHALLBE114. for significant powers to be stipu- cellor of the a r, II polio. The target date, Sunday is K.O. Polio which create antibodies, which are the body', , bled for the state senate. leges, will visit the campus today commended pattern. What tilla Day. natural defenders against disease. .'. II the San Jose State a recommended set of pattern will eventually be will ile- Intestinal immunity to polio is given by the oers agree on their stigges.1 Dr. Larsen urged the S.IS fac- to discuss The objective is to protect 3,500,000 Bay Area for college faculty pentl, to a great extent, on the Sabin vaccine as contrasted with the bloodstream ,.,,n, for the state-wide senate ally to approve Item Foe ,the guide lines residents against the crippling disease. con- senate shall have delegated pow.- councils with interested faculty various faculty reartions to the immunity of Salk vaccine. plan? After several meetings An army of thousands of private physicians distrib- proposed guide lines The Salk vaccine, given by needle is a "lc He: o rning the plan's structural study .ersi on the questionnaire members. and more than 100,000 lay volunteers will man DRNER Keene will meet with vit us" vaccine. It, too, can protect for a oh., hy, the Phase II committee, the' uted by the Phase II committee Chancellor public and clinics to administer Type II Sabin oral mdividual views are still wide- and, also, to push tor immediate s795 faculty counc il representatives but constant boosters are needed. vaccine. assignment of powers to the ini- administrators in the morning and One of the distinct advantages according 1., -perad and tenaciously defended. V,75 Clinics in the San Jose area will be located at yesterday's open faculty ses- Hated plan. with the general faculty at 3:30 State Board KG. Polio officials is that the Sabin vaccini At the S142. same sites an the September 23 campaign. keeps a person from becoming a polio carrier. -am, the discussion among the few This afterntain at 330 in S142. S: Its Rtn. in The hours for obtaining immunization have been Type III polio vaccine was originally sched- otencling centered on the ques- Dr. Manse! Keene a representa- Dr. Keene is Chancellor Glenn set for 11 a.m. to? p.m. poll.. ion shall the proposed senate live from the chancellor's office. i!95 Dumke's assistant in charge of uled to be given Sunday. Instead, Type II o Consi der will be on hand tel discuss the Clinics located claw to campus are: Horace vaccine will be administered. nave delegated Powers? faculty and staff affairs for the Winn Elementary School, 275 E. Santa Clara, Sunday's vaccine, Type II, has been thorough - However. much of the difference faculty senate matter with all various state colleges. He is now lust -lb Elementars So -I I, 275 Margaret Sot. triginated in the definition of the interested faculty members. making visits to all the colleges ly tested and licensed by the U.S. Public Health( ,,asic term, power, which was Another view receiving both de- purpose of getting reac- Salary Hike iund Roosevelt -Junior High School, fell E. santa Service. It has also been unqualifiedly approved for the Chiron, by the California State Department and Healy h -haded in meaning from definitive tense and dispute expressed that tions to a preliminary set of guide Sabin's County ( ,ifithority to the right to appmve if the senate will have only the prepared by his staff. SACRAMENTO i CPA 'rho W'lly has Di.. Allo.rt oral vaccine I.teen and Health lines , power to advise, it will have no California State Employe's Asso- ,a- disapprove. The guide lines for faculty coun- power, and. therefore. there is no ciation today asked the states OPPOsiN/. V IF:Ws: cils were prepared after an exten- use for such an organization. Personnel Board to recommend Dr Dean P. ;.,,,fessor t," survey of existing patterns of Rebuttal to this statement fY 5 per cent pay increase for alt Business Education litical science, held to the participation on the vari- faculty ... that the nature of the state boiled down to an observance by campuses. Dr. G. A. McCallum. state employes effective next July ous U.F. Crusade at SJS -enate would allow it only an Dr. Burton R. Bra-ill, professor Those affected will include staff, ITS head of the Biological Science De- aculty Members of political science. Who said. "If and faculties of California Stai, ,clvisory position because of the ne Costs paament, was loaned to the Chan - 1 vcere on the Board of Trustees, or Brand I ultimate veto power of the chan- cellar's staff to make this survey. dimes. wouldn't delegate anything to 'Lint Prices To CBEA Meet cellor's office. I Board of Trustees hopes Wilmer Morse, CSEA special Short of Goal The $3,000 a new (untried. group except per- counsel, also asked the board to I We will never get delegated that all the state colleges will 1 Six member of the SJS business I - San Jose State College's faculty the distriblution of IBM-type pay- powers and I'm not sure we want haps an office key:' base of faculty par- appropriate salary adjustment j 'educationeducation department faculty will 111. CO. broaden the Professor rresap. SPECIFIC POWERS funds for occupational groups that and employees are $3,000 short of roll deduct ion pledge carets them." said room Campy. at the formulation of ---- the fall conference of the their projected goal of $13,000 for through various departmental sub- '1"i-int the question is: on what Several factilty members point- have fallen more than 5 per cent California Business Education As- th & Keyes chai: men. ed out that a desire for delegation behind prevailing rates in industry this year's United Fund Crusade, Oar sociation (Bay Area Section) to- issues will we have advis 1’Y of riowers raffles no weight un- and other government employ- according to Pierce Davies, as- United Fund, this year, Davies morrow at Foothillpower? are sociate professor of journalism. said, "Has much burger quotas be- Strongly opposing the less specific areas of authority Friday Is I-Day! ment. will be Dr. Edwin ,k. advisoryAttending Davies serves as chairman of the cause we are coming closer to status acceptance was Dr. Charles enumerated in a request. State employes received a 6 per Swanson, department head. Dr. schools division of the central meeting the community needs. A M. Larsen, assistant professor of A motion was made suggesting TER oent pay raise April 1, hut Morse James M. Thompson, Dr. Richarcl that faculty council pre- Shots Given Today county area running from Sunny- while ago, even when the quota mathematics and member of the the S.159 said the Personnel Board's figures Dale, Dr. Thomas I.. Foster, Dr. to the chancel- vale to Los Gatos-Saratoga, and was met, the funds collected were S.TS faculty council. who argued pare a resolution indicate that state salaries are 2.4 Alvin C. Beckett, and Dr. Gerald asking for specific LS including San Jose and Milpitas. still too few to meet the needs of W. Maxwell, lor's office Per cent behind pay for compar- delegation of powers in the sev- At Health Center Davies chairman at SJS, Dr. the community." it., able services in business and in- Purpose of noun- the meet is the t ral areas of state-wide college Theodore Balgooyan, assistant pro- Clara county's projected , jon for dustry. mate people in Geology Professor T011ay is immunization day the Bay Sect Int erest. delivery on fessor of drama, has supervised quota is nearly $1.7 million. parking Canning. j "The question the board must CBEA state offices, and 10 show Professor Alden Smith. faculty es I 'Be exchange Despite the temporary shortage consider is how far behind state liusiness teachers how to incorp- council chairman and moderator salaries will fall during the fiscal ..: ite economics in their courses Slated To Appear Y 3.5283 nf influenza vaccine, the Student .f the discussion. received an in- Health Service will give immuniza- year which begins July, 1963," I rovide their students with a lecisive showing of hands on the in- Bro wn Cites Progress tions for smallpox, diphtheria, tet- Morse said. "CSEA's analysis , tier understanding of modern mot ion. Co. On 'Perspective' anus and typhoid at 14130, today, dicates that a 5 per cent general - ,,nomic life. The S.IS faculty o-as not able 4:30 p.m. adjustment will be required." n In.. Thompson, Dr. Dale, and Dr. take a unified stand of the Schools, Money Water Dr. Robert E. Arnal, associate to He said additional increases 1:ixwell Director of Student Health Set's" will then attend the professor of geology, will appear state-wide senate plan. were requested for occupationS ,('SEA executive nurseling in Mil- ices, le Thomas ,J. Gray, said that By .JESSE CHAMBERS / his speech with a plea for the on tomorrow's presentation of Faculty members oon all Ca. - the considered lepressed salary groups, , ISPS college will not hear from the Amid the shouts of an enthusi-1 people to get out and vote in Tues- "PerSpeclive." a weekly series fornia state college camp including employes in the udate's phormaceut ica I companies concern- astic crowd and the blaring of a ' day's election. televised over ENTV, channel 11 required to individually complete ing the correctional and Yoath Authority on the questionnaire influenza serum until the Dixieland band. Governor Edmund The Goveinor declared, "I'll be at 10 a.m, j their voting first of facilities and institutions for men- the results to the- year. Brown arrived in San Jose yes - wok in San Jesse, I'll be back in SJS Greek Club "Perspc etive." produced by the. items and submit Lost tally ill and retarled by Mond Friday, 376 persons re- terday to shake hands, smile and -;:inta Clara county and Ill b. :rain) and television area of the the faculty chairmen reived immunization at the Health .1, -liter a brief campaign speech: ii l: NS governor .f this state." speech and drama department Set's ToCelebrateHoliday a'', /1.(1 in 14 to Mrs. Helen Jtt the corner of First and Sant:( presents S.IS professors in Smith, dilect(tr "(the nut-sing staff. Ilium Streets. The Modern lireek Club has an- grams about their fields. Mrs. Smith said that the int- Test Signup tietuneed us plans for celebrating Dr. Arnal will explain the Inc. Today's Flick After a short welcome by- San -hunizatien program will continue hose Mayor Robert Welch, Gm' the National Greek Holiday. "The princples of oceanography !11 May 21. 'Showcase' 28th of a ,,rnor Brown launched into what October OX! Day." week's presentation cif '.Vritten consent by a parent or 'rhe affair is scheduled for to- program. A special highlight : .. O'Hara Novel Deadline Near lit- calls the "bread and huttrr .irdian must be obtained from morrow, at 830 p.m. ,'sues" in the California guberna- in WG22. Dr. program will be a film concerning Ti nights Friday Flick, "From ,dents tinder 21 years of age. Tenetrrew is the final dafe rial race. To Feature E. P. Panagopoulos, professor of the I ech nig iie of collecting data for the Terrace." will begin at 7:30 in dents may register for Dec. 1 o,ent forms may be obtained uit history, will open the celebration experiment and study. 32nd gov- Me rris Dailek Auditorium. i Health Service. 'Scholastic Aptitude Test. This test "When I became the ,. :ill a brief address. Immediately The producer for this week's John O'Hara's novel -turn,: be taken in circler to qualify er nor of this state," the Democrat 'tictietitsTinable to receive im- must his talk there will be both presentation is Dr. Clarence E. knew Califon- movie, is etineerned with pi-olden - ',nizations between for State Scholat ship Awards, ac- , incumbent said, "I 5.15 Prof 1-4:30 on Fri- (heck and American dancing. Flick, associate professor of drama. laden people wilt, seem to brim; ,' Metild cording to Don Ryan, assistant tii nia was growing. so I moved out "heck with the City There will be no charge for ad- Directing the program will be sorrow to one ant it her at every Health II ' an of students, and did things." -Sliowease,.. a broadcast over' Department er mission to the dance. Robert Reyn(ulds. student direst. i. turn td. the road. twgistration deadline for the One thing the Governor cited] physician. radio station KLOK. Sunday eve- Starring in tonight's Flick is 1963-64 scholarship competition is was balancing the state bud1,et,1 nings at 9 :.30 will present Dr Paul Newman, Jeanne W000dward, ,Jan. 8 1963, Ryan said. which, he said. was $68 million in Fast I James E. Blackwell, assistant pro- Myrna Loy, Leen Ames and Ina Cops Sint, the period between the the red when he became governor., Hahn Christmas vacation and the cam- I lessor of sociology and national ex- world I the Because end of in wire 1.i. issues of Other main people. each trout ga cl,,, Two young communications setup, filing date is short, Ryan urges paign are water and education. az-- ,'cut secretary of the Society for BLOCKADE urs s, S ', anybody wealthy families, marry, hut soon telephoning Chicago p0- students to complete the State vording to the Governor. fie cited WASHINGTON cUPIt The I , . . yesterday clamped the Study of Social Problems, in find outside interests more at for help is answered within Scholarship forms prior to the three new universities and six its naval blockade hack around Cuba and resumed aerial reconnais- the their guest -spot on the "Close-up" On an outauf.state busi- oronds and a squad Christmas holidays. state colleges in various sance flights over the island to check on Soviet missile bases, car often new feature of the program. ness trip. Wall Street broker New- it the scene in five Applications and further infor- completion, as proof that The White House confirmed that the quarantine on the high seas to 10 min- stages of Dr. Blackwell, whose interests man meets Miss Hahn and falls .", compared with are available in Ryan's of- with the problem went back into (-gyration at dawn and the Defense Department later as much as mation he is concerned in sociology lie mainly in the areas,. premptly in love with her. At the 95 minutcs in the Adm269. need that U.S. reconnaissance planes once again were flying past. fice, of schools, of juvenile delinqueney and rave nn" same time. !Hiss Woodward has to be j and profits: oseraobs For there relations, will present a picture of' "ha' found some friends of her tiwn to according to INDIAN8 SMASH CHINESE 81101'S 111 California, thej his work as a college professor and fill the empty hours of her hus- must be water. NEW DELHI. India UPI Fee hundred rioting Indian students I uernorrat, there as a member of the society which band's business absences. business without shouting "death to the stoned Indian Corn. There can be no he heads. invaders" yesterday an The senior class-sponsored event munist party water,- he said. This week's presentation will in- office and smashed Chinese shops in a protest against is open In all members of the col- "I haven't got the water down the Communist Chinese border attacks. elude interviews with Dean Miller, lege eommunity will: ,n admission San Luis project The rioting broke out in downtown to you from the coach of SJS's cross country team, New Delhi as an ominous charge it 27o cents "but it's quiet settled yel." the Governor said, and Dr. Milburn Wright, dean of over the fighting fronts and V K. Krishna Menon. _ I coming." division of business. demoted defense minister, flevz to Tezpur. 130 miles from one battle at 1 The Governor, taking a slap The program will he concluded area. op- his Republican gubernatotial with "State Mike," rampus news NOBEL PRIZES FOR 2 BRITONS. 1 RUSSIAN COLLEGIATE ponent. former vice president aria sports report. STOCKHOLM (UPI' A Russian. crippled and nearly blinded he Richard M. Nixon, declared that "Showcase" is produced and di - an auto accident, and two British scientists yesteivlay were award, -Nixon has been going rill over rected by the radio and television Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry for 1962. the state trying to find an issim in area of the Speech and Drama I The Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the physics pro, HAIRCUT which he can better me. 11c Department I for Soviet theoretician Lev Davidovie Landau, 37, for his pioneer,,.- !Ind one." work on extreme low temperature research on gases. especially -Nistin’s smear about me beimr mysterious gas helium. ...e ft on ccommunism Is junk!" Water Wary Dr. John C. Kendrew. 45, and Dr. Max Perutz. 48, of Britain 'Any of you that think I'm a NEW' Yculib: 1 UPI I In NInk AI a red the Nobel Prize for chemistry, iommunist. you vote for Nixon."' England. ahrout 300 years ago. The two men, who work together at the Cavendish Laboratory the Governor declared, people regarded water with so,- at Cambridge. England, equally share the prize of $50,047 for their 1.60 TWO Governor Brown so ged the plc-ion. Even children and studies on "the structures of glohidar proteins:' (,)/ 11 111 If Wait REPRESENTATIVES of the Methodist Board of Missions had beer crowd to send Democrats to Con- cider with their meals. TRIR:GER HAPPT TROOPS bee on campus today, discussing the overseas missions of NUM' Kress at this election to help Pres- Historians report Colonists were OXFORD. Miss. Student Housing Director Binford Nash. the Methodist Church and counseling interested students. Elmer warn- Hall Ident John F. Kennedy. Ile called right. too. They knew nothing of ing a crowd of University of Mississippi students not to interfere and Betty Ruth Goode will be At the Wesley Foundation, 135 E. San Carlos 441 the President "one of the greatest sanitation a Ilfl the water from with Army troops guarding James Meredith: S. 10th St., from 10:30 a.m. until 330 p.m. They will report Between 3rd 2. 4th Sit presidents in our history." springs and wells was probably "They are trigger happy and they: will shoot. For the sake opportunities in mission service in foreign lands, and on the ot Democratic Governor ended general state of Methodist missions around the world. The loaded with germs. j your mothers, you had better leave." -----"""1111111111111117
2 SPARTAN DAILY Friday Nov. 2. 196"2 Dissensions Thrust and Parry Undermining' NOTE: Thrust and Parry majority of them have ei- ment through interisa Southern Integration EDITOR'S letters, because of space limitations, ther soap stains and/or lipstick and in accordance with s. will be limited to a maximum of 300 smears. Also, it is wise to inspect ciples of morality ana typed and double- . De Gaulle words pr ferably silverware to make sure one I spaced Letters exceeding this amount the May prot (er this in aeiss,,. will not b printed or will b is not getting a bonus of some- of John Hansen and Travels at Snail's By P1111. NEWsOM either Shirley Ann Pace editor to length The meal. to conform last UPI Fun-lem News Analp.t edited one else's Willes? IS% I( ikl It! \ \ I Itt Hut this )i.)ii in the 17 South- ,Nleretlith s enrollment is not also reserves the right to edit letters Since May, 1958, when Presi- The year-old inter-dorm food Marge ***** F ,. -.ill since ern states, more than 93 per set tled. to conform to style and good taste. I dent Charles de Gaulle took Letters of personal attacks will not be committee has not been able to ASH triiIitt the Supreme (saii t announced cent of the Negro children are Generally, the program in over French leadership with dic- printed. All letters must include the help the dorm students against its famous mandate to desegre- still attending segregated general elementary and second- writer's signature and ASS number. tatorial powers to settle the Al- this 550.000-a-year "non-profit" gate public schools. Nearly 100 schools. ary schools is proceeding at the gerian conflict, the French peo- business. As Markham asked, years have passed since the 14th Enrollment figures show that gradual rate of one grade a ple dutifully have been following Professor Adds P.S. "Where do we turn?" What do Amendment was ratified. guar- three million Negro children are year. Most states did not start ATTENTION GUYS! his lead. we do now? :am ...Mg citizenship to all na- being separately educated in the to comply with the desegrega- This week the President won To Prop. 24 Speech R. C. Laton ,born people. South. Fewer than 300,000 of tion mandate until 1956 or 1957. Don't Neglect skin care L Cd. another of the popularity con- Editor: Asti .4K/4'Ni yos their brothers and sisters are think it foolish or SOUTHERN C'OLLELIES tests to which he has resorted The Spartan Daily's account 59 Others Feminine. Merle sitting alongside Caucasian chil- Higher education has seen the frequently over the last four of my remarks yesterday on Norman has prepared special "Mira dren in classrooms. This despite introduction of desegregation in years as he has gone obout Proposition 24, the Francis Coed Sites Telegram Col treatment to solve your the fact that "separate but skin pro all Southern states except South changing the political and physi- amendment, was substantially blew, and equal" education has been Protesting Blockade restore a natural, health. Carolina, Alabama and, until u cal structure of France. accurate. but, perhaps for lack proved. for the most part, a Editor: ful skin balance month ago, Mississippi. But it was won by a narrower of space, two points of substance farce. Telegram sent by 1.inus and Even previously all-Negro col- margin than hoped and accom- that I sought to make were not Ava Helen Pauline to President Demonstrations on the Uni- leges, such as West Virginia panied by many a cry of foul mentioned. The first was that Corns in and find out isr Kennedy Oct. 22. 1962, 4:50 p.m.: 0040/4. versity of Mississippi campus State and Lincoln University in by a united parliamentary op- much I if not all) of the meas- today! "Your horrifying threat of mil- 111.1.1 ANN this week, followed by a threat Missouri, have drawn many position to his demand that fu- ure is unconstitutional and that that itary action on shipping on the the Justice Department white students to their enroll- ture French presidents be elect- it eventually will be invalidated, Courtesy Coats and Suits seas and possible massive might intervene, indicate that ment after abolishing segrega- ed by direct vote of the people. or modified and closely limited, high by nuclear attack to Group demonstrations the turmoil caused by James tion clauses. by the courts. The second point retaliation GROWING OPPOSITION any resistance places all the by appointment JANE ANDRE It thus appears is this: the high probability that correct to The 62 per cent margin was American people, as well as Dresses refer to an "erosion of massive the courts will bail us out if this the slimmest of any since June, many people in other countries, resistance" in the South, espe- proposition passes does not ex- Your Downtown ligArate 1958, and growing opposition in grave danger of death through cially in Southern colleges. cuse the individual voter from KORET lasaranee Sating' Addled was signified not only by those nuclear war. Your warlike act Merle Norman Studio Women voting and voting as intelli- and married me. over What of further desegrega- exist Sportswear 21: 171 less $1) dividend, or ined who voted against him but by in this age when weapons of US (based tion? Should gently as he can. The privilege 38 E Son Arilu,, in sarrent 17 per troops again be the substantial number who which, if used in a great war, cent divideed). Single rnee seder employed, as in Mississippi, to of the initiative puts a heavy 42 S 1st in Sari c2p00 2S: $252 less /43 dividend, et Pet stayed at home. might mean the end of civiliza- CV 3-5616 of /201. speed the process? responsibility on the electorate 510/20,000 Victory was however, tion and would surely cause tre- 622 TOWN Bodily InIeve Liability' $5004 won, which should not be fobbed off RrePertY Damag and $500 Medical The question was asked of two over formidable opposition. mendous damage to the pool of COUNTRY Payments. Other coverage, at cone. professors in the SJS on the courts or anyone else. parable wrings. Payments can be Sociology Returns from the April 8, human germ plasm and to the VILLAGE mad anc , twice or foe. lime, and Anthropology Department. Dr. T. M. Norton _eV V V V kl roar. Call on writs for hill Into,. 1962, referendum approving the whole human race, can only be Phone nation to Georg. 14. Campbell, Awsistant profs-stair iif Sati Maple Avenue. Sunnyvale, PROPS VIEW Algerian peace settlement described as an act of the ut- 241.1:55 REg nt 1.1711 (day a &N). political .M.i1.111.1. OLD TIME Dr. Snell Putney, assistant showed a growing number of most irresponsibility. professor of sociology, believes Frenchmen opposed to increased 'Transparent Eggs!' As loyal, responsible, and in- MOVIES powers for De Gaulle. formed American citizens, we that such force may increase NIGHTLY 8:00 P.M. racial antagonism, but simul- Sunday's referendum, taking Cry 60 Dorm Men vigorously protest this act, which labels our nation as recklessly THIS WEEKEND taneously weaken the cause of the presidential election out of Editor: militaristic, and we strongly urge (FRI segregation. the hands of about 50,000 priv- We dorm students of Allen -SAT SUN.) that you immediately withdraw with "However, it is a shame when ileged politicians, found every Hall are most happy to see the ******* *********** your belligerent orders and such force must be used," he political party aligned against men of Markham start the ball Mtc2hulman threats and devote the energy Rudolph adds. him with the exception of his rolling in regard to the poor and powers of your high office (Author of "I Was a Teen-age Dwarf," "The Many Following the forceful inte- own Union for the New Re- quality of food and preparation Valentino -e. and of the United States to a Loves of Dobie Gillis," etc.) gration of Little Rock five years public. found in the Spartan Shops, Inc., ago, the Southerners realized vigorous and faithworthy effort, HONEYMOON WANES Cafeteria. However, they were that desegregation was inevit- through the United Nations, to In any event, it seemed ap- much too mild in their com- able. probably within the life- achieve the solution of pressing on ol parent that the honeymoon was plaints and ommited several time of the students, Dr. Putney world problems, the cessation of EAT, SLEEP, AND MATRICULATE all but over. atrocities that the cooks perpe- states. nuclear weapons tests and a A new National Assembly will trate on the food. 'SHOULD MOVE FASTER' rapid approach to the goal of :l he The trouble with early morning classes is that you're too sleepy. be elected next month and there Not only are the unscrambled "I have a hunch that if the general and complete rlisarrna- *********** ****** * At late morning classes you're too hungry. At early afternoon seems little reason to believe eggs greasy, but generally, half government had moved faster in classes you're too logy. At late afternoon classes you're too that De Gaulle can win any- of the white is still transparent. Special Fri. & Sun. the 1950s to enforce the Su- from 3 00 P.M. I gry again. The fact is and we might as well face it there thing like a majority. Juice, when it is served, is gen- WAXING showings Lt-sod time of day to take a class. preme Court decision, the re- erally bitter, including the pine- AUTO The new assembly cannot top- of WAX sistance would not have had 2 COATS \\ t shall we do then? Abandon our colleges to the ivy? I ple De Gaulle, but it can with- apple juice. THOROUGH DETAILING ALL STAR time to solidify." and OUT guy 1,,.. I say America did not become the hope of mankind and hold approval of his budget or At the evening meal, not only INSIDE Dr. Putney says that the ENTERTAINMENT the world's largest producer of butterfata and tallow by running speedily overthrow any premier is the meat cool to cold, but the BLUE w Southern business community 91,Fa w1.11 thril away from a fight! he might name. small portions also seem to be CORAL has begun to desert Gov. Ross QUALITY WORK If you're always too hungry or too sleepy for class, then let's If government processes are to very low quality: i.e.. roast beef Barnett after realizing that REASONABLE hold classes when you're not too hungry or sleepy: namely, when be orderly, there must be a con- Stoat is half gristle and fat, as are PRICES segregation keeps out new in- 12 YEARS IN you're eating or sleeping. siderable change in De Gaulle's some servings of ham. The cooks BUSINESS k s fiil-k $ fill dustry. 7 tactics, which heretofore have also do not like vegetables. ( 'lasses while eating are a simple matter. Just have a lecturer Jack Pierce, assistant profes- 12660 South 1st St. C .06 been to run roughshod over the Boiled potatoes crunch like raw KRYGER 'S (one mite south of the 1. lecture while the eaters eat. But watch out for noisy food. I sor of anthropology, also be- nieun who can hears lecturer lecture when everybody is crunch- assembly in matters both do- carrots and carrots have the CAR POLISH lieves a lay-off in enforcing de- 149 PARK Et 1 ssi dEnIntrarMnriTh ing celery mestic and foreign. consistency of mush. The green or matzo or like that? Serve quiet stuff like anchovy segregation would be foolish. paste on a doughnut, or steaming bowls of lamb fat. All parties are demanding a salad is almost entirely green. * * * *********************** ****** * * * **** And kindly observe silence while lighting your post-prandial EDUCATION NEEDED greater voice in foreign affairs. There are barely enough toma- Marlboro Cigarette. Don't be striking kitchen matches on your "Fundamentally," he says, _There are increasing demands toes or carrots in it to identify * BUY AT A DISCOUNT! * "there is a need of education. I for greater participation in them. Lam pits" wonder if the national press is NATO and the move toward an As was mentioned in Markham "Close to doing enough to inform South- integrated Europe even at the Hall's letter, the supply of liquid School Supplies Housewares try erners what positive conse- loss of some French sovereignty, is quite sufficient. However, Greeting Cards Sewing Notions quences result from desegrega- which De Gaulle has rejected. finding a clean glass or cup. The tion?" Gift Wraps Simplicity Patterns In 1960, seven per cent of the Gifts Ceramics etc. U.S. Negro population held man- agerial or professional positions, Spattan2)aily as compared with 26 per cent of BIG SAVE STORE Entered as second class matter April Editor LESTER ON * 16 E. San Fernando St. Phone 294.9015 the whites. 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- Advertising Mgr. - STU FLANSBURG A society must freely recog- der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- Day Editor JODY KINCAID nize all segments of its popula- ber California Newspapers Publishers _ Association. Published daily by Asso- STAFF POSITIONS tion if it is to derive maximum ciated Students of San Jose State Vat profit from the talents which lie College except Saturday and Sunday, News Editor ****** MANUEL ROBLES 91OIIE lopotsy therein. during college year. Subscription ac- Office Manager DAVE NUSBAUM cepted only on a remainder-of-semes- Sports Editor JOHN HENRY Copy Editor CAROLYN LUND jeans. Instead carry an ember from the dormitory fireplace in ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester $4.50. Off campus price per Feature Editor TOM KENNEDY your purse or pocket. Place the Marlboro against the ember. copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414 Editorial Society Editor PRUDI STAVIG Y 7- Light it quietly. Smoke it quietly. Oh, I know I ask a great Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver Fine Arts Editor BOB PACINI TOW N E3 060 SARATOGA 'PA deal! I know that one's natural instinct upon encountering Vie cervice tising ETC 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Wire Editor JESS CHAMBERS 1433 The Alameda Sensational :Marlboro's fine flavor and filter is to throw back one's head and Press of Globe Printing Co. Office Photo Editor . __... DAVE BELLAK hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through Exchange Editor...KEITH TAKAHASHI David Niven and Sord, Academy Award S bellow great, rousing cries of joy. But you must not. You must KENT VLAUTIN Friday. Promotion Manager contain your ecstacy, lest you disturb the lecturing lecturer. BEST OF ENEMIES THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY You can, if you like, permit yourself a few small shudders of .94 Pleseire as you smoke, but take care not to wear garments MAKE MINE A DOUBLE THE VIRGIN SPRING which will set up a clatter when you shudder like taffeta, for a example, or knee cymbals. cupeP6 let es turn now to the problem of learning while sleeping. Before MAU= First, can it IN! done? 400 Imagine a delicious dinner: South First St. 396 South First Yes, it can. Psychologists have proved that the brain is Two great film exploding out of a quiet, elegant atmosphere: BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS definitely able to assimilate information during sleep. Take, for shadow world no one talks about.' 7 and quick, friendly se rs ice or instance, a recent experiment conducted by a leading Eastern THE VICTIM all these are yours at Bohan. university (Stanford). A small tape recorder was placed under also FATHER OF THE BRIDE the pillow of ti011.14. THE the subject, a freshman named Glebe Sigafoos. MARK starring th/Jbeth 1..), M1 When (debt, was fast asleep, the recorder was titrned on. Softly, Your choice frosts our 1111'1111 After the ell through night, it repeated three gatemeutn in Glehe's is prepared by experts. sl uniberi ear: TROPICAIRE ESQUIRE I. Herbert Spencer lived to the age of And it is served to you by ex- TWIN VUE DRIVE-IN 109 and i, called "The Mayfair) Founder of perts, too_. experts in the East Santa Clew, at 37th CL 8-11144 (formerly English Eclectic Philosophy." the game St. art of fast friendly service. North Screen 1191 E. Santa Clara 2. The banana plant is not a tree but a large MIRACLE perennial herb. WORKER fop F 'be sensational Anne lent 'oft 10 top stars in 2 3 The Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914 at You will enjoy your meal in and THE MUSIC MAN Sar,ji vo by a young nationalist named Mjilas Cvetnic, who has the quiet, friendly atmoti- Elvis Presley in (starts 9 27) been called "The Trigger of World War I." p here of our elegant dining "KID GALLAHAD" steak dinner at Angelo's Steak House, South Screen (1111111. Have a delicious When Glebe awoke in the morning, the psychologists said to Js, an C.,w, ,^ OCEANS 11 him, "Herbert Spencer lived to the age of 109. What WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO is he 1)1111. out where for San Jose State students! called?" soon - the meeting place BABY JANE? (starts 1:17) service it supberb at nrj blvol Both in color Glebe promptly replied, "Perennial Herb." ’ , sister, oh so f., all over your ha One complete showing Next they asked h in, "What has Midas Cvetnic been called? I THANK A POOL 86701 Replied Glebe, "Perennial Serb." DRIVE-IN FR. Finally they said. "I, the banana plant a tree?" ANGELO'S Reutdo WINCHESTER But (debts exhausted from the long interrogation, had fallen FREE DRIVE-IN MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE back asleep, where he is to this day, c len M.. lb ohms HOUSE L.A.,,,..Nr!.er STEAK PARKING MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE 1,.,ng Frank Sinatra I . come f.vn - 38 S. 3rd with Frank Sinatra -^ begins, you Our Glebe sleeps. hut you. we trust, are up and 72 E. SANTA CLARA ru about. Why not also improve each 'raking lim.r with our line product 1401 S. First Street KID GALAHAD -Marlboro I THANK A FOOL with Elvis Presley Cigarettes? IOu gel a lot to like Alter, flavor, pack or box. TV's Mitch Dreams I idas Vos APART 1N [MTV-3 OfYankeeRepeat Goldilocks, ?????? Ming. 3 1[11 Bears YORK Physicians :sr:0' S.J. of the "Sing Irene Galls Joins ational Miller, bearded host series. hie: a th the piu,. Ai ng- television Students: What Changes Speak Sunday hd hoping the New York Symphony Nov. 9 justice teasel' for On Stage Arnere .iii Next skin the tttlt Week in detense Yankees On Birth Control Shirley baseball iiennant "Once upon .1 time Arts League nut applaud. tlnitteen ate tiitt. Are Needed at SJS? For Wagner Songs pea 1e411. Dr. Robert Tero. and Dr Wil- And so begins the very famil- ent in that respect. he added. 11.- I his vocalists. Leslie By CAROL SWENSEN TN. c,f They iar story of Goldilocks and her must be kept constantly Wrrlid-lifflian ir OWN Mr- liam O'Hara. noted physicians anti 1.01.11M. 0'1/1'101, Photos By Barry Stevenson uggams interested in the play. before encounter with three bears. And with praT30, Will ii I irlOitil at in the San Jose NIVEL will speak the national anthem sang something as familiar as "The the opening e.c of the San Series vontest in which It is this perennial children's Has ( le ss, tote, pre-np-d, Sunday at N:15 p.m in the ehapel World Three Bears. this Now en't easy to Jose symphon Nov. ts in (11:1C the 1 an k s participated. favorite that will be "San Jose State greatly improved it the Catholic Vomen’s c'entut produced do. would be Atalitorium. has added another vocal- Mitch next week by the Speech If they txteome it had a new Student Union one that was "Why Say-s Birth Control Is. SUYS! and disinterested Accompanied by the 6rehestra ). 20-year-o1d Carolyn Conway, comparable, if not better, than that of the Uni- Drama Department as this sem- and bored with a play they tie- under its conductra Sandia' Sal- %Vrting?" he'd like her to make it versity of California. Not only would it function arst ester's Children's eome restless and begin to vital - go, Miss Dolts will otter the This is the first part of a LirCoolie iniu for his singers Theater otter- three in a row ter. as a recreation center and a meeting place for intl. Fist' Wessendonek Stings three-part M 1111, ,leanyte/TN1 try ninine. Meri, Iti' World Series students, but it would also work to unify our it But, he added, when ehildren Richard Wagner and 1:n0:a's John it. Kerr, associate pro- NII WI114111 CILIIS in an effort to peeial like something, campus. If it were anything like Cal's. it would fessor of they demon- lofty scene from the same com- drama, and supervisor be something could 1,ring to light siarne iit the prob- your skin oa, Orate their approval very en- the students take pride in." poser's muso of the production, said that drama -Die Walk' stuiel thusiastically. lems lacing young people today. while the play is, of course, The play will be given Thurs- Also on the program are tlw :444.ordini.4 to Rob Gdrridt. newly aimed primarily at school chil- Judy ThOPsielUMNI, Junior, elementary education: day and Friday at dren in the area, 4 p.m., and overly familiar Beethosen Fifth 'Ott the perform- I going to improve San Jose Stele, Saturday morning at 10:30 mut "11 acre Symphony and itavel's chorete antes are open to the general fs, twat.11 DISTINCTIVE I ssiii()s,, again at 2 p.m. I would do away with the outside papers that public as graphic tone poem, "La well. SO many instructors require. Term papers, re- Pleitehreaa 'It t'. 1... All perftamances vt ill be in Wagner wrote his song cycl- Kerr declared that an audi- the College source units and reports do much to impair the FROM Bobbie hosik, Theater. ist the same time he was corn - 'Mice ence of children is in one sense social life of the SJS student. I think many stu- Admission is 50 cents. Tickets posing his opera "'Frisian and larfel Wait more "eritieal" than an adult dents would agree with me if they had an abun- rations are currently to sale in College !stride." The it of audience. 45.5- East 'W11.1.1.SSI CY4 74129 Theater Box Office, dance of outside work that took up much of their lent in this opera is one POLYNESIAN EXOTISC t.alying time." tint. ; If adults do not like a particu- A novel touch to the prrutue- Dohs' nassi famous inteline',1- la) production they simply do lion of "The 'rut ..e liettl'A,- will tams. "WA" be the appearance id a fourth A listing of her maw:trances Ted 11011161, senior, biological science: Li"- ../2.0:0--..010Ce hear, a grizzly beat, who accord- reads like a musical grand toe. Studio cif "What I would like to see is an improvement ing to Kerr, is the Villain of the She has sung at in the Registrar's Office. Most of the people in opera 1-.4, SKIRTS AND piece. in Ness' there don't seem to know their job, and espe- York and Eu. SWEATERS The three bears will he played including the Bayreuth cially don't know where to refer students. They Wii by Sandra Emery, Mary braise Festivals She appe don't need a bigger staff, they just need to train recently 'Nelson and Joe Lonnon. Terry with li the staff to know their responbilities and their e San Fratteisco It is selfish:led as (lollii- :us \oJe tt job. I have been forced to spend many hours Princess knoll in \.'ia lreeks. running from place to place" "1 h ( " .1 For the most discriminating 'rhe grizzly will be performed P'01106lifILD het ME by Carol !now. 5.15 Miss 'hills reeeisasl ii 1 dri r or salk 01 her players include Leslie David Wood, senior, pollee: el's degree frown I' Iii: ' :S Miens. the .4ountess, Iii the friendly Flower Shop Larry (.1/11111 ittlplaWe by getting a better selec- versity and traveled P Artie. the ...Jim and Steven tion of reference loioks in the library. I have to next to !,iiivey's and pick till Trimvith ius ill gum. END go to other college libraries for reference mate- the fltmers of your choice lloss.ant Budwin, senior drama rials. A college of this site should certainly have student. is director. a better selection on campus. I don't have any triint the wide. beautiful se- complaints about the rest of the library, except HUMIDOR lection at Rose Marie's. that the Reserve Book room seems overcrowded. Cs 'Brothers Four' When the tither wing is opened there will be .\\S ClarA no F Santa CY 5-4321 n...14 places to study." SMOKE SHOP Tickets Readied 339 S. 1 st St.
Tickeis seheduled to go Yvonne Gallegos, senior, business education: (across form Hate's / World Charm in Dining nn sale Wednesday in the Stu- "We need more student participation to pro- Ohl CY 7-4653 dent Affairs Business Office, duce more unity in the college between the Greek.- America' s 11 ast Beau( i I al Hof Firms TI-116, for the appearance of the and the independents. If students could be drawn Brothers Four, Dee. 4, in Morris into clubs and made a part of things instead if Li SN Authentic Bavarian Food Dailey Auditorium. feeling like foreigners, then the school would afternoon Prices are $2 for student and be more closely knit. Everyone then would be Music Every Night faculty. General prouder of SJS." DO P.M. admission is 4 SUNDAY fr $2.50. STRICTLY k through The appearance of the folk iR Die Rhinelander Glenn Lund, senior, advertising: COLLEGIATE! THURSDAY singing group is under the spon- kt.C-3 and real NEW' Band sorship of the ASB Spartan "I commute 14) school parking is a I IS i Wilda Programs Committee. problem with me. I hope this will be alleviated Baughn Fri. & Sat. Nites by the parking garage, but we will have to wail * Imported Pipes rier P , and see. College spirit is another problem at SJS This is shown both day to day and at the football and Tobaccos 111111 f SJS Symphony Sets games. I also notice that the campus is broken lilcx ram Cif 1.1ofiratt * Meerschaum and Penq Cy 5 ir.is into small interest groups. This produces another Calabash Pipes So. CY 7-2002 Two Concerts Here problem." 51 Market * Smokers Acceso n'Tf. eraltri n 2 Concerts Here * Complete Stock of Magazines The SJS Synch. ty Orchestra, Music Department's 'Messiah' Will * currently tavivirilr, for its per- * Barnes & Noble formance, Nov. 20 and 21 in College Outline Series Ieeliyicue Concert Hall. has announced its Feature Two Choruses, Soloists officers for the current semester. Opyaniptictie Tvd, Ii' 'Ill lour soloists Vi,iiet no They are David Dobrinen, ass, ,-1.!1. professor of must. president: Gary Gray, vice presi- plus three instrumentalists and Jennifer Jones, piano iitui rris dent: Camilla Sheldon, secretary- a double string quartet will par- can. ROGER WILLIAMS f:. Sydney Gowdey, harpsichord. St. Thomas Chapel treasurer, and Glenn Norrish, ticipate in the Music Depart- A double string quartet t, SUNDAY SCHECibs publicity chairman. nap& for the doubter. sive- ment's presentation of Ilandel's perform the "Pastoral S. beiiever . The orchestra, under its direc- oratroio "Messiah" Dec. 11 in phony" portion of Handers u 12 45 Annual Church -Student Cr n RE tor Dr. Gibson Walter, professor Dinner Morris Dailey Auditorum. Dr. Gus Lease and Dr. Russell NO Worship Service This Sunday 294.9015 : of music, has scheduled for the ** Appearing in the production Harrison. associate professors.: 540 Weekly Felloership Supper 440v concerts. Beethoven's "Prome- Retreat at Mr. Cross! of the famous Christmas work music, will share the eonductin...4 theus Overture.- and Mende's- Resume next Sunday 6 IS My Faith At A Moslem will be the SJS Glee Club and honors. sohn's lively Symphony No. 4 Chorus. Handers score is divided into CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER in A major, the "Italian Sym- Soloists include Dr. Erwin two general sections. an Easter 300 5 lOtt, at San Carlos Church Services phony." Dunning, assistant professor of and a Christmas section. The 6,nn Diefer Como, Patio, Included on the program is 845 and [1.00 cm and 730 r music, bass, and Frederick Load- department's production will per- Jennifer Chase, mezzo soprano, wick, associate professor of mu- form most of the Christmas see- who will sing arias front "Car- sic, tenor. tion and touch lightly on the A 'V, men," "Don Carlo," and "Or- GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Other soloists are Clorinda Easter portion. Wesley feus." 484 East San Fernando Di Lonardo, a former SJS stu- Dr. Lease said that any.4oc Foundation , dent ssito will sing soprano and interested in assisting in the pr..- George Shorty Coiiins John m ., Ester Duarte, contralto. duction should contact hint (Methodist Student Baptist College Chaplin Di DARKLY OUA (Hain Instrumentalists for the pro- his office. M227. Center) sv.7112 (.0017.4 441 South 10th tING gad and (Dimond , - vs. Mat Street wu r-WeddingTinp J Benton White, Canterbury Campus Minister The symbol that appropriately Subscribe Now Tales Siirob Gibson Blanding. it means forever in styler that rrirs at Half Price* What does the Church believe about BROTHERS r- 1- st ni the gamut from simplicity to President of rossor People as individuals? What is the collection Er mpaning Our prices start at S12.50 the glamorour. Our of selfhood? Dr. J. 0. this in our second 04 "SPOILS THE ENT RE WEEKEND BRIDE unparalleled in beauty and value Dtstributed from tells her own story (Ibonl discuss with prices to/it an; pocketbook. BOSTON in prominent loc I psychiatrist Not that we ci’’s but the 'cc LOS ANGELES Four Sunday Evenings of Encounter Ks hare ruined our elan to discuss me LONDON With the Church ' Supper at six. Cuban crisis nest Sunday w R1^9 CHICAGO 'THE 1)AI? I TALKEI) Program at Seven. 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Nation's Top-Ranked Harriers at Home DOTT IE’S Sandwich,'; Table Tennis Signups Signups a: e aea aeing 'rime Out DS Duels Bulldogs Delicious ,Ith the men's and the Physical Education builds! With JOHN HENRY Sandwiches at the posters on the Sports Editor the 4 for I'silletjntroaisla ; This Afternoon at lo:ze table tennis t.su ft 4,EB.U.D d to premeamon e pecta- for . ss csain- Ii,,' broke a tt "rid record 2 team 25 planned for Wisinesday. its first home !nee, of the lions are Gene (auntie and Did: in .1. Signups `34:11 itioen the men itad a time of at 7 pm try team nas an undefeated record event 's's ilkins. moo junior college 75 20 for 15 miles. This broke season and its only dual as far this season. The prospects Jose transfer.. Miller - plain. their 150 Each the national and ssiirld record here, the top-ranked San will will be late starts Is, the Spartans' e bright that the Spartans set Is, Houston Cnisersitk in State cross comtry team sind.,,c)..) on F....v. 25c tough training program. to finish the season undefeated in 1961,. In the sante kear the out to display its invulnerable Tasty strength to local fans at 4 this which one does nut adjust user - Frosties laal meet competition. Houston tram ss as the NCAA afternoon on the South Campus night. Smooth Shakes It Is also a good possibility that champ in crams c tttttt trk. 11,1 ,QIIPt Track. The Spartans' 4.2-mile course Is 11,4, S.in Jose coukl win top honors at For the lirst tithe. last year the Fresno State is the Spartans' in good shape for the Fresno East Lansing. Mich. later this presents Spartans sent a representative to .fhallenger and will send its hest meet. Miller said. But earlier this fall. and bring back the NCAA For Your Dancing the national championships and runners against the likes of week sagne trees had been fell,A cross country championship. The Pleasure placed second to Oregon State Danny Murphy. Jeff Fishback. over the trail, apparently by 3/1 Sii artans have shown that they The Spartans: could have won : Ben Tucker. Jose Azevedo and outside school,- Miller commented. ate the top team on the coast and all except for the fact that they Ron Davis. all if whom will be Also the recent rains have set- .: :,. : , are rated No. 1 in the The were running with a bare mini- running as a team for Coach Dean tled the dust and have helped the mum of five runners. Thiiof lull Uri siaturda,t at California. BOB Last The rest of the teams entered ill, the excepti tttt of Acevedo. A six or seven men. Although this hunch finished in a four-way the first five finishers gain tie for first place at Cal last s: PROFESSIONAL TYPE RUSSELL BEAUTY SWOP p,ints for a team, the sixth and %%eel:end. This is again Miller'. ,s Yitdia .9mpert45 se enth men can take away strateyk as the tram is prettar- MAR OR .511 QUINTET points for the opponents to help ing for the NCAA champion - IS.J.S. Alumnus) their team win the championship. shim. In East Lansing. Melt.. ton SILK SALE for the seven- Not. 26. .%zevedo Maced fifth in Every Fri. & Sat. Nights Another reason prices reduced to abase .6 the race. It) seconds behind 9:30 to 1:30 man team is that with only five their usual aa;cr men there aren't any substitutes them. Come out this weekend! ready in the case of injury or Su far this week the Spartan- 0 Christmas Cards sickness. If a five-man team loses have had very good workouts in For D.nner Try Our Chef s Bass and Wood g fts man d is out of the compe- preparation for the Sunda:- Special Chicken Dinner one En;oy 51.75 Mad -as beaspreads tition ler reports that they a u^-sual Candles let down their pace all eiees. Howard's the fines/ Dining With Me men last sear the For in JEFF FISHBACK Even yesterday the team ran at Donc ng and Refreshments F.-6 s a sc S nd stoles nip:Irian. put in an toutstam'ing FINE FOODS All-American harrier almost its normal pace for a prac- Madras mains shirts second. The .irst St s Bleeding shots. placing tice. Usually the squad runs fl'.' arid worsens Sr neored place team, Oregon State. to six easy miles the day be:. "Where the servings esi ry girl, club, sorority fift points to the Spartans* 82. wants onel Isundreds.of We hay, all of these and Four Teams Play a meet. But yesterday it woraa are large c One of the reallons that the of these re-circulatirvg it " Jlie Co,. in and se for yourself. rut for eight miles and then ran and the prices ors PM daily use, all am? -,/,,101.01. 'npartan. lost %% as the fact that the miles for time. All in ali proved: mode orofAosollz In Second right.' forace Whitehead gist bottled Round; are the world's largest monists:110yr Tows & Country Village it covered more than 11 miles and professional ,dryers fur home ose! _Li up at the start of the race nearly twice as much as it usually E_Ilvialul C rek Road NO INVESTMENT! NO inveinostri; couldn't make up the time that Two Games Today rims before a race. Crystal Creamery 2720 A .111 ',Zack Bl.el Sar Jose All ARE ChISH lost. The team also ran a tulle at COFFEE SHOP ver,te 100 V itas Optin Deo;ly 10.6 the independent league's piayofis. ARISTO MANUFACTURING EQ. This year the Spartans have a time of 4:40. This is not full Yon. Thurs. Fri. four teams have emerged vic- aro San is Ca', Si- -cse 731, W Cov It 11 10LO... slaPC1 the same team back, with the ex- speed, hist it i the titio needed Sur 11.7 torious and will play Monday for Charlie Clark who in the opening mile at the N('.%.% eption of the second round winners To replace Clark the ehampionshius. "Wo have to . alert sixth. The CalsHawaiians, which heat -. a squad has little Danny NItn - Inactive at a mop that alIt hit DSP No. 2. plays the Red Haard pey who is proving to be one of the N(AA pace.' Miller ...old which beat the Saints. After it OPEN the best distance runners around. NIIIIer also said tha RECAPS from S5.95 beat. the Army ROTC. DU N haa been the hardest mieek 01 a TILL 9 lie hasn't lost a race this year. 2 plays the Phi Sigs, which de- with exchange the tz'orn has had yet. Even :. although he tied last week with feated The Beavers. :reshman team has been coini Monday three of his teammates. In tw,) fraternity games today 25 0 Discount on nlew T, -c; STUDENT all out. It will he comp - 70 c on Recaps and U5ed .s Thursday Not only has he gone unbeaten. ATO and the Phi Sigs will duel the national pasta) c but in three of the four meets he in a game that was postponed championship. If it win- with Studnet Body Caml mum- .4,) Friday course season. competed in. Murphy broke earlier in the and PiKA ad) hi' the first time in Insure% DISCOUNTS - nd saatramaga 171 ii rtne21 . that roth a varsity and fresh tean. 'hit had to be played over. Wholesale Tire Mart t Long Beach he set su mks from the same school has done it The Cal-Hawaiians defeated 400 W. Sar Oar as ":" .,aa st mark I.f 17:12.1i. At the The vansity set the record ir ELECTRONIC PARTS & HI Fl EOUIPTMENT DSP No 2 team. 2:1-0. ti ramento State Insitational this event at Cal last weekend entry t the seo.n.I round. Grant la- broke the roiirste mark with when Oa- Spartans tamed in a Hurnheak f (gawking id 17:54. The arnar- id. 72:21, :3 -. seconds unite: nitril Radio) and T.V. Supply Co. sccact in-' fual iny part id this res oil! is the the %%raid mark set by Huai,* touchdowns and one extra point. . COLLEGE WEEKEND fact that the conditions %s ere taio years ago. \NA( \LE Di.TRIBurruitS The Red Heard blanked the terrible. The course wan covered The frosh team, however ms.* Saints. 12 -fa as the Hoard scored N . SXN oith ostter and rain Came down hrce a hred tine acaompliahlra SPECIALS ft-1212 1-125 all of it- points in the second tS root ghout the meet. the feat since its top runner. la. half. Randy Wright ran for one Kraar. has been declared out w. :. Every Sat. and Sun. anford Murphy broke Max touchrlean and Fred Gruber el muscle strain in his lower leg parsed 1., ajra a raa' ate for- course record of 20:15.5 the and Achilles tendon. Also Mike Guys and Gals! Come in and with a timing of 20:092. In three other Lamendola has been slowed clown Taste Archie's Scrurnotious Prod. Murphy set three The .A:.rry P.i T(-- is - rm- s.c .(0 S.ts(, straight meets ; a - s, - ek. .s. en, .WC CtSC No / - :,71 course 'pc. sods. n-..7, h1-( 51.1.15ters ril the 5:fruits that P THIS WEEKEND'S SPECIAL While Marphy has been bornina arc tio t.. rp the track. Jeff Fishhack hasn been far behind. He has placed In STEAK SANDWICH 99c second in the meets Murp!-: THRIFTY Regularly $105 :.eetords in [mt: tied A ..77 STUDENTS DINNER STEAK ICut Your Gasoline Costs a Major Brand Regulany $1.49 S1.10 1 By Buying Gasoline at Discount Prices USED CAR CORNER Bring a Date or Join the Cr.),..d 57 Pc. 4- 1 PURITAN OIL CO. So - . 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'tIll 11111 1111111 111111111 lIlIII!IIIlllIlll 11111111111 illil Ill iii 1111111 i 1111111 IllililIlilpI 111111 III 11111111 III! 111111111111111111:1 5'51 Spartababe Footballers Top Tiger Team Is Spartan SPARTAN DAVIS--5 r 4 FAIRGROUNDS -1 FAIRWAYS 44. F Bury Santa Clara, 42-14 1 Golf Course Foe at Stockton Tomorrow .!- i crowd By JOHN HENRY six and tied WO. :1 I he team lf,11 !loiter; goarterbar-k, Javk By GENE Wl1.11.1AMS pleasing GO yard pass play on a 27 yard sprint. Berry's kick , or through the to pull within a point of SJS. Coach Bob Titchenars eleven isn't us had as the itxxird shows. 7.1,:zrzovk. 50` striking on land made it 21-6. FOR GREEN FEES San Jose Smooth throwing Craig Smith plays its eighth game of the sea- The team is playing its toughest Last week COP proved hot, with equal ease, hit The next time the Spartan year- WITH COPY OF THIS AD --.. football team ex- end Bill Brennan for the score. son tomorrow night at 8 in Stock- schedule in history with a rela- tough it is by nipping the Wusit- 1 freshmen lings got the ball they scored ’, , h ., ' I. ,,,-: 5tate's The second ton against the UOP Tigers. The tively inexperienced squad. ington State Cougars 13-12 - ’ for four second half touch- half was all San again, this one coming on a 34 paxled Spartans once again will be look- The Spartans stalling lineup Stockton. The Tigers control', which carried it to a con- Jose, as the Spartababes took the yard burst by halfback Bob downs Hark- ing for their first win of will find one change from the team the game on t5c rout of Santa Clara's opening kickoff and drove 65 yat ds ins. Ironically, the sea- the ground and he. iineing 42-14 Hatkins scored on son. that met New Mexico last week. WSU's ['assail; at tack to it Mit. yesterday afternoon in Buck in seven plays I. ,r their third six- the previous play only to have trash it Pete Demos will start at the flank- mum. I:- Stadium. pointer. Owen,. .laital the drive nulified by a clipping penalty. The Tigers on the other hand Shaw er position in place of Cass Jack- comparatively quiet first The fourth period have won five games against two The Spartans will show Self Service 25c After a was more of Spartababes scored two set backs and have what Titchenal son. 1,111 a running and pass'', hidf, the the same, as the Spartababes out- The starting lineup, according to ies in seven minutes to :ill calls its best team in years. UOP Tilehenal says that tt . Laundry 9: uchilown.s Soccermen End scored the Colts 14-8. coach Bob Titchenal is: their second win in low has two incentives going for them kes hat clinch Berry proved that his right arm lw-It end, Greg Rociiii; kit Hair Dryer The loss left the Colt. tomorrow: it is the school's Home- 8, wings. was as strong as his kicking foot tackle, Larry II a n se et: lett 0-3-1 mark. Home Contests coming game, and the fact that with an by pitching a 61 yard bomb to venter, Rod the turning point the Spartans whipped the Tigers guard, Fred Engel; Actuall). fleet back Gary Scardina to set DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!! Never too Crowded r a Ned Reilly to twice lust year. Th01111104 ; right guard, Wall tinned out to be Against San Mateo up the next score. Scatdina hustled strike late Although the Spartans lost First brook; right tackle, Joe CALL US NOW FOR YOUR Harraway TD San Jose State s s,x(to team No Waiting I: charley across from the two and Berry s; right end, buck Elder; quarter. The 39 yard will close out in the second its home slate this converted to make it 35-6. flankerback, Pete Ileums; rig lit - THANKSGIVING gainer gave the locals a 19-6 half- afternoon at 3:30 against San Ma- Santa Clara's Smith, Hour6a.m. to I I p.rn. desperately Stanford Tickets hull, Walt itolhert ; fullback. advantage. teo Junior College on the Spartan trying RESERVATIONS tiny to pull his team back into Johnny Johnson: quarterback. re - initiated the scoring Soccer Field. Student tickets lot Iii,- Sri 8 San Jose the game, filled the air with - Hand Carter. back John Owens Stamford ED'S when flanker San Jose mentor Julie Menen- passes, only to have alert Rich football gunk. will go the from three The tentative lineup for dove into the end zone dez, plans to consolidate his var- Clough intercept one at midfield on sale Monday in Tm6. stu- 6-0. Tigers is: LAUNDROMAT ORAL: TYI yards out to make the score sity and junior varsity squads, as and return the ball 20 yards to dents must pay $1 upon presen- liffallY Left end, 'fed Watkins; left Ken Berry's first of six placements there will be no preliminary game. set up the final San Jose score. tation of an ASK card for a PSA 497 II. 134, St. tackle, Don Shackelford; lett it to 7-0. Two game ticket. Tickets will be on .11t1Th wingd talented freshmen who have Smith got his club on the score- guard, Bob Scardina ; center, CY 7-1700 74 W Son Corlc, Clara came back on a performed male through Wednesday, Nov. Santa outstandingly for the board for the second time on a Huy Hallo; right guard. John SJS 16. Faculty athletic cards are atezereze-e-o- 4110#4' JV's will draw starting as- three yard flip to Ted Duckworth. Gamble; right tackle, Hoy Wil- signments. They are Tom Zinther, Brennan caught a not good for students rates. The Cars available to be driven Smith aerial for liams; right end, Mike Smith; SPECIAL STUDENT RATE center fullback, and Bill the SJS-Stunford game will be Dal- final two points to eno it at right half, Aaron Youngblood; to Oregon. Call 294-4243. played at Stanford, Now. 17. rymple, goalie. 42-14. left half, Greg Stikes: fullback, Also slated to see action for San 839 Almaden ,TYPEWRITER Jose are Bill Poulos. Dave Kings- RENTALS J.H. Goulden & Associates1 ley, Jim Omagbemi, Gordon Slobodan Ed Zu- Spartan Daily Grid NEW IYPEWR1TERS & Selections ADDING MACHINES, 1111, Amagh Nudka, Les Bennett, TOO, Etiok Akpan, Oscar Guitierrez, TITCHENAL ANDERSON WILLIAMS GUIBOR HENRY JONES $ 5 00 (62-16) (38.14) (59-23) (58-24) (56-20 144-241 ROYAL, REMINGTON. Dietmar Demeter and Lloyd Mw- SMITH -CORONA. PER MONTH ad. SJS-UOP U (26-16) U (35-12) U (21-14) 11641 s UNDERWOOD ui y Coach Murius McFadden, who Stan-Ore I 0 (21-14) 0 (21.14) 0 (21-14) 0(24-16) 0 (21-7) 0 (21-7) _ - of them414110 also is athletic director at San it kaki Iltige_ Cal-UCLA C (14-7) U (21-20) U (14-7) U 0644) U (24-13) U (14-13) Mateo, will send an inexperienced k HUNTER'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT ore (limp. Bruce but improving team against the USC-Wesh, U (20-14) U (7-0) U (20-16) 0(8.6) 0(14.7) ' U (213-13) 71 E. San Fernando CY 4-2091 Ogg*, ei S part ans. V.- -. W (21-7) W (14-7) 0)28.12) W (13-9) 0(24.21) 0 (28-21) IstwearTfixt Captain Mihelis Hercules and -#201 Olson* student coach Taimeshwar Khan- ASU-Utah St A (28-14) A (214) A (14-6) A(15.13( A (21-17) U (14-7) Parr ' na have been instrumental in the N.M.-11YU N (21-7) N (21-13) N (21-16) N (21-7) N 134-211 N (2I-19)_ club's rapid de,,lopment. ',,,vALLL.wAkw,a2i; LFREE says... 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Call me today San Jose State's water polo back; and Leroy Farwell, goalie. 35c and REFRESHMENTS Per Game I'll explain how and why. No obli- team takes to the road this week- Coach Walton will start his reg- 11 ular lineup of six seniors and one a gation, of ociurse.,) end in an attempt to improve its JOSIE'S Crir KEND junior: Jim Monsees, Jim Baugh. PEE WEE Our 22nd Yea, league standing and to avenge an Steve Skold, Austin Wiswell, Pete GOLF early season loss. Segues, Bob Lee and goalie John 382 E. Santa Clara 292-5811 518 So. 10th St. near Willie," Phone 292-5502 This afternoon the Spartans will Henry. Specials for church, school groups 711,11r1M9trtrainrtriPtri-n-n:’ .-.(Ir-IMIV.YrtrLI: test the improved San Francisco Saturday's SJS-Stanford non- State Gators at 3:30 in the SFS league battle will be the locals' pool, then journey to Palo Alto to only opportunity to retaliate for a meet the league leading Stanford 12-9 loop verdict the Indians cap-
*BRUCE Indians at 11 tomorrow morning. tured earlier in the season. OLSON Today's contest is a "must win" 351 Although a Stanford loss would N. 26th Street Wonderful for everyday wear wheffiler encounter for coach Lee Walton's Beautifully reversable not alter the league standings, it San Jose, Calif. it rains or shines! poloists, as a loss would drop them in a wide choice of fall colors Plaids, would lend prestige to the San Tel: 298-6031 out of contention for the Northern solids and prints Saes 5.1B Junior and Jose record. California Water Polo league rep,e;enting Jr. Petitet. crown. Walton's league leading trash THE COLLEGE LIFE The Spartans, now 1-1 in con- are idle today, but will return INSURANCE COMPANY inn ference play and 7-4 overall, in- action tomorrow against the OF AMERICA eampta itiated their 1962 campaign ford yearlings in a preliminaiy1 286 S. FIRST ST. CY 4-0546 .10 t’, uoly Company selling against the Gators in sensational game. .,vely to Convenient Lay-a -way will lie t, College Men *We Validate all city parking style, swamping them 23-1. How- The Spartababes ever, it was a non-league game. the services of high Set wing lot - I OPEN MON. & THURS. The Gators have haired far bet- ward Al Hubbard, who sustained 'TILL 9:00 ter in their own pool this season a broken nose in a recent intra-
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fl RPART N 11%11.1r 'SINKING FUND' Sociology Society DALLAS. Tex (1'1.1, 'Job Interviews' plate Revelation of Tau Delta on a boat docked a /wt. i Phi xt vi-itrii si. I Secrets Appointments must be made on by lake: -Floating beitt ,s, ,:., ,, . Application Forms 1Tueatlays, one week previous to Lr-t 111,...,1 ro, -.11 ail, 1..!: h.,t interviews, at the Placement Of. .. ,w,, !..I' C1,11 1,1W ..,,. ,.. . t ,. Stimulates 'Most Elaborate Hoax ,,,e, All new 1963 cars iirto-,-rVi,J1’ 'It I I,. !This is the second in series of at 19-year-old journalism major who journalism student ivvealed a tinge Available in 1A214 wholesale 111 .th,1 LAO:. weekly articles on Tau Delta Phi, oldest FRIDAY: prices became the renter of one of the of blasphemy, the pledging NOS'. A, honorary fraternity on campus). Pro- APPliCat i011- sr in- , Also used most elaborate hoaxes in the fra- a Naval Ordnance Test Station cars at a real Inc ell,eou.i.1 cedure. in front-page story of to the San State chattier sit , By ternity's history. Lake: F:leetrieal engineer- RONALD R. BRILL Spartan Daily, and, in fact, violated Alpha Kappa Delta, national hon- China call 368-4259 in To set the scene, one must recall mechanical engineering, aero- I 1_ the fourth week Novem- the "Tower" fraternity's roost sol- orary society in sociology, are now ing, 'cr. the rash of hazing injuries i and chemical en- 1959. Tau Delta Phi executed emn vow of members. being received by Dr. James E. , naut ice I engineering, is 43rd even death in one instance' during physics and mathemat- annual initiation for This "infamous" act had just Blackwell, the society's adviser. gineering. pledges about fraternity initiations across the begun majors. to enter SJS's oldest to cool in the hearts of the in IA214. lies nonorary scholastic fraternity. country that fall. 45 regular fraternity members, and Naval Ordnance Test Station Blackwell, assistant profes- Among the regular members of Dr. Edward J. Laurie. associate especially in the heart of indignant Dr. Corona: Mechanical engineering, asks that applica- the "Tower" fraternity conducting professor of business at SJS, was Dr. Laurie when an impressive sor of sociology, electronic engineering and physics submitted before Wedire-- the initiation that night was a then, and is currently, one of the UPI news wire story, which was tions be majors. faculty advisers for Tau Delta Phi, day. evidently fresh off the wires, was ww---wswww-ww-ww, 7 5I'.'* which has exclusive rights to oc- rushed into hands in Membership Is open to any Nt ifTA Dr. Laurie's for oil your bakery needs.', cupy the dent with at least a three-point See us nearly half-century-old the midst of one of his classroom t Wedding cakes, party pastries, s INSURANCE Tower. grade point average in 11 com- lectures. units and an I birthday cakes and pies. PROBLEMS? It has been an established tradi- Fraternity faculty adviser Laurie pleted sociology San Jose's finest independent three-point G.P.A. or tion for as long as any fraternity read the following story: overall bakery This Week :) We Insure Anyone! member can remember that the "San Jose. Calif., Nov. 215 above. Ray Charles Special Rates for S fe Drivers most solemn vow taken by all Dr. Blackwell requested that all LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS (CPI) .5 San Jose State Col- "Country members is "What is said in the lege student. despondent because sophomore sociology majors with and ,te5ens hiur.ince Service Tower stays in the Tower." mer 'story' a present three-point S.P.A. con- Western Music" 770 Willow St. CY 7.2854 of tat:tilts leemaire a However, during that week in tact him by Wednesday. Volume II he had as ritten, leaped to his ,_ ,BREPO an NV.i111 n November, 1959, the fraternity death this afternoon from the Alpha Kappa Delta was formed 77 1VPRS TRY SHOP PALM BOWL window of the college tower ... nationally in 1926 and its present 11 r san anronio ST. 1523 W. San Carlos The dead student was listed as headquarters is located on the 2 blocks from carnA, CY 2-40110 CY 4-2810 Robert Taylor, a Journallem ma- Iowa State University campus at I IBM Typing Spartaguide jor and member of the college's Ames. Iowa. Present officers are David Line- TODAY: honor society." barger, president; Mrs. Mary Manuscripts or for Alpha Gamma, meeting, A115, The outcome of this faculty ad- Grace Taylor, vice president; Na- 2:30 p.m. viser's nightmare is a closely Reproduction secret of Tau Delta Phi dine Traughber. secretary and Food Center Folk Music Society, folk guarded guitar Monique de Labastide, program clinic and meeting, T120, 7 p.m. records, hut it is apparent that chairman. 760 E. Santa Clara at 16th Phone 298-0625 Women's Recreation Association. Dr. Laurie was given the scare of tumbling. VVG21. 4:30 p.m. his life. Prompt, Accurate Wesley Foundation, counseling Adviser Laurie, now on leave in New York, still has occasion to Here's Your Weekly Rates Reasonable appointments. 441 S. 10th St., that fright- 10:30 a.m. mention the event on but Taylor's Chi Sigma Epsilon, rush tune. ening November day, Crest ripe Clop Spartan Specials. t - -t - - te been held against !sin. 1158 Laurie St., 6:30 p.m. "sin" has never him. EGGO MAYONAISE, 24 oz. Jar 29c ToMOItIt(WV: 47 North F-st Street Hailoween Pa; ty Special! Weekend t is - it cc, activities. 59e Enjoy smoking MJB INSTANT COFFEE, 6 oz. Jar Men's and Women's Gyms, 12:30 Baptist Church Smoke a pipe! Shampoo sot $5 1 p'M' And while you are shooing, Try ITALIAN SAUSAGE, Homemade 69c lb. H ircL+ Student California Teachers A.:- one of our select blends of fine rani:s tkin. problems conference, 9 To Fete Students imported or domestic tobacco. Just Free Parking in our Lot Hours: Daily-9:00 to 9:00 right pipe Thrifty Green Stamps Sunday-9:00 to 6 00 EXPERT STY..iNG ET. EXPERiENC. OPERATORS 7, m,. THIS. for the discriminating smoker. Introducing of San Francisco iPershing Rifles, carwash, Ca. At Chicken Dinner , I its at s,Iiitte's Texaco Station. 9 a.m. Grace Baptist Church will hold its annual church-student chicken Open 253 So. 2nd it'ND-%Y: Thurs. & F i Newman Club, discussion ses- dinner at 12:45 Sunday afternoon 9.00 P.M :re 3 CY 7-8552 at Grace Baptist Church, 10th tsum on "Who Says Birth Control Is Wrong?." Catholic Women's and San Fernando Streets. Center, 8:15 p.m. The dinner is an annual affair, Kappa Phi, father and daughter held to give church members the banquet, St. Paul's Methodist opportuniiy to meet and get ac- Church. 405 S. 10th St.. 12:30 p.m. quainted with students.
paztartet will furnish Spartan Speculators, meeting, "Church members 177 E.. San Fernando St., 8 p.m. the chicken and trimmings," an- CLASSIFIEDS tirace Baptist Church. Annual nounced Maryann Gravitt, pub- i 'hi irch-St talent Chicken Dinner, licity chairman for Roger Williams FOR SALE RENTALS (;race Baptist Church, 12:45 p.m. Fellowship. "All students need Roger Williams Fellowship, brint is an appetite." '59 Po- eqe for rent: $7. 4 doors from , r -11 295-7220, !meeting with Kzzi Alunad speak- ' ing on "My Faith as a Moslem." Stereo Are, apt. contract for spr,ng. Large Grace Baptist Church. 6:15 p.m. Signups Needed -. - -s. - ":arnpus. Mary, 297-4709. Hawaiian Club, meeting, Build - 422.50 month. ;- .- shed rcom nr. SJS. ing P. 205 S. Ninth St., 1 p.m. For Color Photos DX -60 - -- CY 2-1327. Canterbury .Astiociation, meet - Seniors Who want their color WANTED i ing, with Dr. Theodore Norton photographs in the 1963 La Torre I speaking on "Christian Decision must make appointments now in i SA. to Sunnyvale ,- - Ele,ke!ey. Leave in the Cuban Crises." Campus the Strident Affairs Business Of- 45 A M A,g-., days Fridays.ferRateds - r, a-anged. Round trip prere. Christian Center, 300 S. 10th St.. fice, TH16, according to Ron Hall, ".42, :6 p.m. yearbook business manager. Wesley Foundation, meeting Photos will be taken from Nov. 58 VW. ,.. to $900 ,7,1,, Pv1-,' - with Dr. J. 0. Smith speaking on 19 to Dec. 7 at 319 S. Fifth St., The Meaning of Our Selfhood." room 6. A charge of $2.75 will be 1359 r St. Paul's Methodist Church, 10th collected by the photographer at Roommate wanted girl. $33 - ...ind San Salvador Streets, 6 p.m. the time of the sitting. Markham and Moulder Halls. Senior members of fraternities ripen house. 2-5 p.m. and sororities will he scheduled PA ab,e woman .*r 'n roe innear . 7 -i-s, se'ary, Pies,: MoNDAY: with their own organizations Rep 2r P- Senior class. meeting, CH161, rather than for individual appoint- 331) R an to Salt Lake City, Thanksgiving. p.m. ments. , CY 4.8946. Lambda Delta Sigma. meeting, "This is the first time that the LDS Institute, 5:45 p.m. yearbook has scheduled senior HELP WANTED Tau Beta Society, rotating, photos in color." said Hall. E131. 7 p.m Men should wear coats and ties; r'Ather wanted mo.ning and evening - -,i to help in boarding Women's Recreation .Association, women should wear skirts and .S $5 wk. 295-7220. council meeting. W02 1.20 p.m. sweaters. - Ser.:ice station attendant, married. Apply at Puritan Oil Co. 4'3 - READAK Rapid Reading Class Hasher wanted, small_ salary. 295,-7221 Begins Wed. Nov. 7; 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 3oys to help r b,oa.ding house. Me4. 295-7220. SIGN UP NOW! SERVICES Typing, all kinds, per paga.Foornotes, IT vGar) -To -TA }ZM kcosS no orrected. 292-2346. To fEAD VI. RED RiDING- HOOD._ Auto insurance f, students. Ph 248. 1420. C.,' 81 ev Ins. 385 S. Monroe St. 34 Fo.d T /ping -^m papers etc. Els,. 377-6498. PERSONALS 1 ? rar shirts c.,per:ly! Ise each. CY get Lots More from LOST AND FOUND more body Accord', "ea. brevy. 'flu. H U....11-AN115 To "E_AP.- 11 in the blend 173 3525. 4 Por sal - ONLI1 ThE,5ViE .2.HogS 45 TRANSPORTATION more flavor P eje Thankg, r',Y 37 3’ in the smoke M I SC ELLA N E0 US cic- 0 more t ast CEO" F LT E R eac 'cow Co_ CLASSIFIED RATES: 25c a line first insertion EtADAK.... RAPID through the filter sisal" I MTV.. COOACCO CO 20c line succeeding insertions IZFAP I 2 line minimum CouSE , &volEAKMEINc7- A 1,000 WORDS It'a the rich-flavor leaf that does it! Among L& Al's choice tobaccos ther,.'s more TO PLACE AN AO: FEI2 MIN. W III{ I MFROVeD COMFMEIZION cigarettes. And Call at Student Affairs Rica of this longer-aged, extra-rtired leaf than even in some tttul It ere') Roo. `.5 16 Tower Halt. or touch. yuur S nri in Handy Order Blank -67g To\al C'jUNTEY lALLA&E 2.4'3-%74- with L&NI's modern filter the Miracle Tip only pore while with Cheek or Money Order. (;et lots more from L& \l the filter cigarette fin. petiple Ow really t'1' r. tit No Phone Orders SAN Sor-.