Today's Weather YAF Meeting forec000t High temperature % U picture promoting The low loo ex. todas is 72-76. the Young Americium for Free- tor 54 and 48. pere.d to be between dom group Me begin tonight's forecast to Gentle winds are meeting of the SJSi chapter of skies of clouds. deur morning VA'''. Following the 8 p.m. meet- tommerature in San The high ing, Ii, lw held in (I1240, VAle was 71. The low ,ssw .Sterclay catatz a ads iser Jacob Pall will speak to 7c sato 52. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE tt, group.

-411111exe Vol. 51 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1963 No 25 18, 0eCOming 9ueen Driggs, Garcia Commentator

Other Side of Story Told; Cast Today Argue Over Will Discuss SAVE Votes 33c Cuba Problem Cold War 'False Charges,' Say Police Ten Hopefuls By GERALD GUIBOR ' Students claimed Friday that "but ,1 is not, our department's Ry For STEVE AGOSTA Elie Abel, NBC foreign affairs More light was shed yesterday they had "rights taken away" or pew?, s to entrap or mishandle queen one candidate for queen, from the "Why communism in Cuba?" Voting for Homecoming commentator, will discuss "Fifteen on students' testimonies before "were mistreated by officers," them. - group of finalists which will be Why?" )1' will begin today at Years of Cold WarA Checklist Student Council Friday afternoon. 'FALSE CHARGES' candidates announced this Thursday. These are the words of a San ENTRAPMENT of Gains and Losses" in Concert The other side of the picture, Police Chief Blackmore said, following the Queen's Jose teacher by the name of 1:30 a.m. Today's fashion show at 10:30 from the city's point of view, was "The report I heard from the ABC On the question of using entrap- Garcia. Garcia met Steve Driggs Hall tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. Sims in the cafeteria. will feature the 1963 Homecoming learned yesterday when Police said that charges against the Po- ment as a defense for the students, Fashion last evening in a much talked As a former roving reporter for situated Queen semi-finalists modeling cam- Chief Ray Blackmore, H. O. Jen- lice Department are false. lestoict Attorney Louis Bergna Election booths will be about debate on Cuba the New York Times, Abel has wit- pus clothes from Mosher's Ltd., of held in sen, ABC officer, and ASH At- "An ARC employe said that he said: "The defense of entriumment utside of the cafeteria and will be Allen Hall. nessed firsthand many of the Town and Country. Elaine Halvor- torney General Bill Holley gave was proud of San Jose Police of- is available only when it was not and Garcia, events which history later recorded pen until 4 p.m. both today sen, 1962 Homecoming Queen will who prefers to keep his statements to Spartan Daily. ficers, principally those who con- the defendant's intent. to commit first name anonymous, as gains and losses for the West. morrow for student voters to be commentator for the show. challenged ducted themselves as gentlemen." crime, but when the crime was Driggs to the debate charging He covered the 1955 summit con- actually planned Or instigated by ck five favorites from the group Models are Marvis Baer, Anne The Police Chief eontinued, "No that Driggs "lied about the Cuban ference in Geneva and in the fol- the pOliee." However, he said that semi-finalists. Chambers, Diane Koepff, Sharon one Was pushed around. Officers, I ten situation" in a panel talk earlier the law states: if the defendant's 29, and McPhee, Jan Newcomer, Nancy Profs Discuss isirformecl the operation as it Next. Tuesday, Oct. this semester. Niederholzer, Kerry O'Brien, Caro- should be done, particuiraly when intent were present, then arrest Oct. 30, students will The native Cuban listed three by decoy Wednesday, lyn Ohliger, Sally Prater, and Na- handling not, criminals, but plain. does not constitute en- types of persons who are in have an opportunity to vote for dereh Roody. favor everyday good John Doe college ll'apment. of the Castro regime in Cuba: Instructors' ASB Attorney Hol- - George Boldizar, chairman of the students that went astray for a General Bill "those in the red spectrum, pseu- ley stated. "No charges against Homecoming sub-committee for few minutes." the do-intellectuals and green, imma- police will be made." downtown merchant's displays, has Review ture ideologists." 'ENCOURAGED' Al the same time, he said, "We Clark To announced that tomorrow is the Strike Right Garcia included some college One of the six students who ap- have hope that such occurrences deadline for campus shops to regis- students in the third group, say- peared Friday said that he was do not happen again. We are try- ter for the window contest. Do teachers and especially, ing that these students "Take a "encouraged to get it beer. When I ing to take care of the students Albee Drama, college instructors--have the right few political science courses, may I had one in hand, an officer. who have been victimized." to strike? grabbed me by the back of the or may not wear a beard and bailey went on to say that there A panel of four SJS professors neck," the student said. 'Virginia Woolf' Federal Career sandals, may or may not take a is "cause to believe what happened discussed this question yesterday A comment from ABC officer bath once a week, and think they is the police's authority. The minor d w in Cafeteria Rooms A H. 0. Jensen said: "I wasn't there -Who's A I ra ill of Virginia know all the answers about Cuba." nature of this whole situation is and B. exactly at the time when this W.olf?" award winning diama by Day Observation DRIGGS SPEAKS it tempest in a teapot." The panel members were Drs. might have occurred." lie added, Driggs opened his part of the Edward Albers will be the subject Roland F. Lee, associate profes BLINDER debate pointing out that he would of tomorrow's book talk. Tomorrow sor of English, Richard G. Tenses', He also said that in his opinion, Here tell what he saw in Cuba as a art, William R. Rog- Dr. James Clark, associate pro- professor of "There is no reason for the way Tomorrow is the fourth an- tourist this past summer. ers, professor of education and will give the talk New Budget the incident was handled. I think fessor of English, Driggs emphasized that he does professor oi nual Federal Career Day (FCD) Bert M. Morris, 10 was a blunder on the part of at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in Faculty not believe all is right in Cuba, at SJS. chemistry. the administration and the police but added that the present gov- ELIE ABEL Cafeteria, Rooms A and B. Representatives of a variety of Des. Tansey anti Lee argued department," ernment has helped the Cuban ... globe-hotting reporter do have the right Proposed on Dr. Clark described the Play, federal agencies will be located at that instructors In effect, the intent of stialent display tables in front of the ad- people. to strike, while Drs. Morris and IC w hi eh won last year's Drama VernMen t is the hope that stu- ministration building on Seventh The SJS Political Science major lowing year he covered the Hun- Rogers took the negative position Critics' Circle Award for the best emphasized that "Free travel is dents will get due consideration am Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. garian uprising. A New york City case was cited play of the 1992-63 season, ai "a needed between the United States Up$1 Million Irom the police. This is hoped for They will inform interested stu- native of Orintreal. Canada, by Drs, i'ansey and Lee in which ur study of marriage and yet much and Cuba as well as trade." He in terms of the students' future dents of career possibilities and Abel is a graduate of McGill Uni- teachers, by threatening to strike. mom because it beeomes a study added that the U. B. should have SJS hits been assnmed ti''- records. employment conditions with the versity and the Columbia Univer- , were able to lower the number tot $17.7:',7,:aiti in relationships between people in done this "instead of supporting sosed budget of It has toren pointed out already federal government. sity School of Journalism. Ile students in their classrooms. the motlern world." an invasion." toy State College Chancellor Glenn liy ASH Pres. Stese Larson that Regardless of major, all college served with a Royal Canadian Air If the public delays such needed S. Dumke. ricy -ha tel crimps." "It is perhaps one of the most. for federal Calling Driggs "uninformed," Force radar unit during World students are eligible ' improvements, Lee said, teachers bat! Garcia stated that Cuba WAS the ISumke submitted the brutal plays 1 have ever read," careers, according to Richard R. War H. , not only have the right to strike. he third richest country in the for SJS and the other 17 stss Coffin, chairman of the event. war ended, he became lout are morally obligated to strike Americas and that It was ad- When the col leges to the Slate College He said that FCD's purpose is United Nations correspondent tor for the public's interest. Overseas Director vancing rapidly. "There was no Hoard cif MISteeti. to provide information in job fields Overseas News Agency. Both professors for the affirm- need for communism in Cuba," he the The pootassed 5.15 budget i- Earl Warren Jr. and not to interview candidates for ative stated that teachers should added, "Cuba was advancing." Joining the Times in 1949, Abel $1.:',93.483 higher than the present Says Study Abroad specific vacancies. reported from most of the Eastern have a voice in setting their sal- figure. AT RUSSIA'S MERCY aries and the conditions under Speaks Thursday European capitals as well as India, The total proposed Midget for "We were dependent on the which they teach. Earl Warren Jr. Pakistan, Nepal and Ceylon. all of California's stale college, Harder Work will speak on United States, now we are at the Dr. Morris opened for the op; Is Final Nominations One of his strangest experiences, is $121.567.835, an increase cit The Califon-Mt -Chile Project" at. mercy of Russia," Garcia declared. position, agreeing that teachers Interested in working harder the Driggs challenged that Garcia he recalled, book place near Tez- $18,ti:t7.11:22 over the current year r.N. dinner Thursday 6:30 p.m. shoul4 have the right to strike if , :ssidemically than sou are now? did not mention any facts in his pur. India, where he was waiting Dumke's report included the net Lou'sat S'Illage in San Jose. other groups do. For Demo Club talk and said that he did have to report the Dalai Lama's flight cost per student, after reimbursed Dr. Thomas P. Lantos, director Warren is a Ile pointed out that national Sacramento at- ;from the Communists in Tibet, funds Isitch as student tasty fees, -t the ("'lieges Final nominations for fall of- facts which he gathered from re strikes affect nearly everyone in- California State torney and t, son of the U.S. Su- Ii i1:1\e heen deducted. ficers of the SJS Dermwtatic Club search. "He came through about ant stead of single employers. "We no erseas I In terna t iona I I Programs it vein row Driggs in a jeep," said Abel, "surrounded The current 5.15 iii (later Justice. will he held 3:30 p.m. today in Garcia later charged that longer strike against a single VIII - :lid yesterday that to student pal.- indents as A and 11 of the Cafeteria. could not know enough about Cuba by his companions. men wearing against 11 snild,10 It is eNessisd I., I I are invited rooms plow, but tin this easel Iticipating overseas pre- along to $1.008 next year. in the ,o requested to make To Ix' a member of the DPrflo because of the short time he was American -style felt hats our students." grams will "werl; harder on a for- isday at the foreign gmup a person must, if under 21 there, with their traditional long MIN% It "If we !Alike," Dr. Morris (sin - 5.15 presently has the lowest Ostia at a home eattl- of flee, ADM201 years of age, have inclinations of The debate ended with a series was quite a sight." eluded, "we would not be teaching osost per student. Los Angeles eign campus from State is second with $927. rnat 'tonal Student becoming a Demovrat. If over 21 of questions to the speakess In 1959 Abel became chief of reason hut force." I PUS - he must lie it registered Democrat. the overflowing audience. the Washington bureau of the De- Dr. Rogers, speaking last tan tht. Main categories of the 1964-6.1 Lantos also emphasized that troit News. Two years later he panel, said: "A strike would be a S.IS budget are: he "would just as soon not have joined NBC. test of endurance rather than a General administration, $537.- unit counters in the program." De 096, Abel is a member of the National test cot right or wrong. We are an increase of $44,917; general explained "that the person gains expense, I including student Press Club and Sigma Delta Chi, leaders in our profession, and as per- enough experience from the pro- sonnel Nigerian Changes His men's professional journalism so- such we should he able to eonvince services), $1,405,377, a rise eram it without consciously of $132,143; instruction, $11,679,- ciety. His lecture is sponsored by the people with whom we associate thinking about how moony units 634, the College Lecture Committee, , through reason - not with our to jump of $842,641; and li- .sin be earned." brary, $1.073,125, an increase of the Journalism and Advertising De- pewer to strike." Ilp to 40 or mere 5.15 students suggested that a $223.459. partment and the Associated Stu- 1)r. Rogers Will be ronsidensl ter the 1964-63 dent Body. It is open to the public I teacher strike WOLIN liiwiir the The other main rategories oil the pregram, Dr. Lantos said Appli- iiiidizet America of tot priilession include plant operation. Impressions prestige the teiichin without charge. eat ions may he Mauled ilitrint: the $101,53.673, to rise of $46,229 and lb stPs,SKO have mime to realize "Even children call me dirty middle part of Novritilier ittthe IVASI.% a year, I slat( benefits (such as retirement The peime of America seems they do not really mean it. names on the street," he reveals. Itean at Students ()Mee iii.41 1 1 Ind , $111711257, an increase of have changed tor Amaraeghir "I wish to note some wonderful "I have never been rejected at tact mg Donald Ilyiin, Asir. s:16,s,21. (Mamba. S.IS student from American families who are par- a restaurant, but I have experi- to the Dean of Students Nreeria enced obvious discrimination. I Wire in Jose State's 1964-65 budget majoring World to 11r. Lantos referred in electrical Dr. is tossed on an estimated full-time Pnginoertng. sometimes wait for an hour." ley Goddard. head of the Foreign A I1.5. ASSERTS RIGHT TO USE AUTOBAHN equivalent enrollment of 15.040. year ago. Olemba said, jok- He has begun to wonder where Language Department bond SJS Inglos East Ger- The hi itigm is also based on an "The American.s do actually the South begins and where it BERLIN (UPI, A U.S. Army convoy rolled over the , representative to the Overseas Pro- All estimated unto ulual student fig- that we live in jungles ends. "Now I would never say, man Autobahn yesterday with only eight men in four trucks. grams. as the source to contact With ure of 18,870. wild animals in Africa. To 'I am Olumba from Nigeria,'" he were considered crewmen, not passengers. about eligibility, language pro- tell the demon- truth. I saw a real lion Confesses. The convoy was the first of several t.his week which will ficiency or application procedures. lid a real friend); nor use the 110-mile highway between West elephant, for the first "I want neither strate the U.S. right to An apiiiieant must have reached lime a expect indifference Engineers Hold year ago in Washington, enemies. I only Berlin and West Germany. tionior standing los Sept 1964. must

from Americans. have a good academie re,-Orll. 7J1lileiit RED CHINA MISSES U.N. SEAT AGAIN Panel Discussion :1,,Iteri Me once if 'TOO BUSY' around 3.11 (;PA pricir to his sui a t.tt human s too busy ilIPD The General Assembly yes- S heings in "Everyone seem UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Norman 0. Gunderson, dean of iihrtiarl, and prefietenry in some- China in place of the retsills he re- around the campus to mind terday rejected Albania's told to sent Red the Engines.' ine Division at S.IS. II,' 1,01.2..iase in which hr. Will (100 Plied won a big one else's business. It is exactly Chinese Nationalists by a vote of 57-41 with 12 abstentions. The V. ill participdte in a panel distils- walk smile, "I could PM. 10 miles Kai-shek regime as China's o at night without what I want," he says. margin in favor of retaining the Chiang sten tonight, on the topic. "What sue" Oltenia, a sophomore, came to legal U.N. representative was two votes greater than last year. should toe done about the civil A year are Olumba America 13 months ago on the The week-long debate on the China representation issue wound engineering shortage?" followins mind did not $100 Scholarship 6PM. answering such foreign aid program of the U.S. up with to new attack on the United States and Nationalist China a meeting of the San Francisco Testier's. ridiculous Agency for International Develop- by Albania, the only European Communist country on good terms Section tal the American Society A $100 scholarship is onailable 10 to State student whose 51.1110115Now, ment, IMpartment a Health, Bu- with the Peking regime. of Civil Engineers in San Fran- San Jose parent is a member of the San ohimini is more cation and Welfare. cisco. 0 .11%. ARIZONA SCORES WATER VICTORY OVER CALIFORNIA foree. Before coming to 5.15, Olumba Other panelists are Prof P. II. Jose police or reserve .,"When I AMARAEGHU ASIC OLUMBA (Snort le is available intr,ginrell myself as studied at Christ the King, a WASHINGTON IUPII The Supreme refused yesterday Mts'oatihey 01 the I'myetsity tot The scholarship eines* exchange student rREET (tom Nigerie,' I always ... unhappy higher school in Nigeria, equiva- reconsider its 7-1 ruling which gave Arizona a victory over California California, Prof. Roloert J. Pat-den through the Police Officeis Wives '''',41verl it lot lent to a junior college hem. In the distribution of Colorado River water. of Santa Clara Club. Applications are available in sers, of commendation, Ocularly nice to me," he continues. University anti tESTA and Hugo L. Students Office, ADM- smiles," he remembers, "Nevertheless, it is a fact that Christ the King was established The decision was handed down last June 3 by Justice Prof. Joseph B. Franzini of Stan-1 the Dean of but alter living by British inkisionArles. ford, 269. Deadline is Nov. 4. in America for all Americana have prejudice. Black. 11-11IPARTAN DAILY Tuesday. October 22, 1963 Clerk Program rileandering3 On Till Thursday Beers and Tears The sales clerk training ara5 Six students told a sad story to Student Council Friday. They By DIANE MAUZY gram for Christmas is being hod claimed they were treated unfair!) after being arrested at a beer Editor Feature every day until Oct. 24, 9 LI, bust one week earlier. given day any Professional football's proverb that "on any a.m., at the Montgomery The students, all under 21, wene among 14 arrested when the Sunday at Kezar 'risme. team can beat any other team" was realized In the Civic Male Alcohol Beverage Control i ABC I outfought Auditorium. decided to put an end to Stadium. The previously winless San Francisco 49ets "buck.a.head" beer parties sponsored biggest The classes a& tile and the weekly by enterpi ising the previously undeteated Chicago Bears 20-14 for the SJS students. of the Public School Adult upset of the season. Edu- What the students told Student Council was supposed cation 'migrant 01 the San to show Up in the stands before the game the spectators were rehoced Juse cases of mistreatment by police and off it ials. Unified School District. ABC It was supposed and cordial. to show unfair dealings by jail guards and matrons. the Interested students It was a good day for football and the color and thrill of may reg. The whole thing made us ister and take aptitude think of a line from a college drink. Sunday afternoon pageantry made the stadium a true sportsman's tests at ins song that goes, "She wept a sad tear in her go the State Employment bucket of beer." Itiitaveinn.,,g Fans greeted each other with a sheepish, "Well here we (iihs. There were tears wept Friday afternoon in Student Council, but we 970 W. Julian. all a waste of time. think it was Then the spectators broke into a roaring laughter. But the more than an hour the students For "testified," and as the wide grins yielded an air of tragedy. Down on the track the 49er wore on, the only afternoon real complaint we heard was of ABC donkey was being led around wearing a sign which read: "For urging the party goers plaineb)thesmen to drink more beer. But . . . Easy Terms." the existing ey en this is completely within law. Soon after the kickoff it became apparent that the 49ers were other of being handcuffed. laughed at in jail, The complaints on fire. Forty-niner fans aren't gracious but they do respect effort on and on seemed rather insignificant. and especiAly since San and spirit. Amid when the gun sounded an "old man" (synonymous Jose Police Chief Ray Blackmore was commended by ,he ABC offb with Tittle) named Lamar McHan and a gutty defense sent 47 74,01 I cials for the way the students were handled. the Bears homeward licking Enjoy Smoking Another interesting fact came up Friday. one Each time of the their wotuids. SMOKE A six students was asked straighforward if he felt he had been roughed PIPE! The donkey paraded around And while you answered, "No." Thrust and Parry are shopping, e, up, the student without his "for sale" sign and one of our select blends It's unfortunate that so many young students had to be involved of fee Bayard Challenges someone in the crowd was bom- imported or domestic tobsoc0..14. in the raid, but the facts are that they were all underage, at the beer barded with cushions when he right for the discriminating pp. Dr. Sims To Debate smoker. bust, and had consumed some beer. Whether they were drunk or not, hollered, "We want Brodie." they were breaking the law. Editor: PRESIDENT THINKS WE'RE A LOVELY (OUPLE:' his Underage drinking goes on en masse on this and just about any ’EVEN IRE Dr. Benjamin T. Sims, in Thrust and Party letter of Oct. other campus in America. It goes on every Friday afternoon and night, and every time a minor lifts a cup of beer to his mouth, he 17, charges that my Oct. 14 let- knows of the gamble he is taking. ter was "unjustified." I fail to about If he's careful he won't get caught. If he gets caught, he's in see anything unjustified trouble. A spade's a spade. it. My disrespect for those in authority above me is quite jus- But to cry about it is like the spilt milk bit. It's a little late. We suggest that Student Council forget about the whole thing. tified since they obviously have G AV04-554.. no respect for me or for my basic BURBANK Council has little to stand on, and the flimsy charges are hardly 400 S 1st St dignity. I also fail to see what 552 S. Bascom CY 5.7238 worth jeopardizing good relations with a friendly police force. "GARDEN is impertinent about my criti- "HIE MOUSE ON THE MOON" OF EDEN'' If minors want to drink. they must learn the consequences of By PHIL NEWsOM launched an impressive pro- cism of a double social standard Peter Sellers Margret Rutherford "NUDE CAMERA" getting caught. Either that or drink where they won't get caught. FPI Foreign News Analyst gram to stimulate industry. "BIG MONEY" of behavior (Dr, Sims would "BODY BEAUTIFUL' After all, getting arrested for drinking is a downright sobering Last April, with one eye on From an economic standpoint, Enian Carmichael scream bloody murder if HE Students 51.00 - experience.J.A. the British voter and the other the program has lived up to the Students $1.00 on Britain's dawdling economy, hopes of its planners. were hauled off to jail for pos- Prime Minister Harold Macmil- Last week Britain's industrial session of alcoholic beverages). SARATOGA III; lan's government cut taxes and production index hit a new high, Just because I advocate jus- TOW N S'o'L and UPI's London financial ed- tice does not mean that I advo- 1433 THE ALAMEDA 14502 BIG BASIN 1,4( itor, Harry Hobbs, reported Brit- cate anarchy, and a college pro- "Stranger Knocks" Danish Thriller "A KIND OF LOVING tain "still in the process of fessor should certainly know bet- "The Gypsy and The Gentleman- "ON THE MENU steady expansion." ter than to suggest such non- Melina Mercouri Color (Star of -Never on Sunday') -- Students $1.00 (Author of Rally Round the Flag, Boys here is a hook ifeavy Communist purchases sense. Where Dr. Sims got the arid Barefoot Boy With Cheek) ii ain have sent freight rates idea that the word "freedom" vi., icketing, and long-depressed was mentioned in my letter is TROPICAIRE that is shi, ping films now are earning a mystery. I do not consider my- 1969 Alum Rock ,e HAPPINESS CAN'T BUY MONEY fat profits. self qualified to talk about free- Alma and Almaden Rd. dom, never having had any. Also, teaching us Shipbuilding has come to life "NEW KIND OF LOVE" North Screpn costs steadily on the rise, more and more under- under ttie stimulus of govern- since Dr. Sims said a number of With tuition "EL CID" "BLOOD THIEF" graduates are looking into the student loan plan. If you are ment credit for new tonnage. statements in my letter could be one such, you would do well to consider the case of Leonid lune 10 reach out The Bank of England has questioned I choose to challenge "HORROR CHAMBER Sigafoos. eased credit restrictions to per- him to public debate on this "THE MANSTER- Leonid, the son of an unemployed bean gleaner in Straight- mit close to a billion dollars in subject at place and time of his "STUDIO ened Circumstances, Montana, had his heart set on going to for in fresh money to be made avail- choosing. 15t & Son Salvador CY 2-6778 South Screpn college, but his father, alas, could nut afford to send him. able to industrial and individual Finally, I would like Dr. Sims Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Scholarship, but his reading to know that he needn't go off "THE V.1.P.'s" "STOLEN HOURS Leonid applied for a Regents borrowers. "CAIRO" speed, alas, was not very rapid three words an hour and The stock market, which had to joust with the officials of the George Saunders "JOHNNY COOL'. before he could finish the first page of his exam, the Regents hesitated as Conservative party high school I attended; may he had closed their briefcases crossly and gone home. Leonid then leaders squabbled over the se- be assured that they tried their applied for an athletic scholarship, but he had, alas, only a single lection of a man to fill the prime utmost to change me into the athletic skillpicking up beebees with his toesand this, alas, minister's post left vacant by kind of bowing and scraping au- aroused only fleeting enthusiasm among the coaches. the ailing Macmillan, resumed tomaton he would like me to be. CAMPUS INTERVIEWS And thenhappy day!Leonid learned of the student loan its advance and closed out the Bennis Bayard plan: he could borrow money for his tuition and repay it in week at a new high for the year. ASH A14112 Friday, October 25, 1963 easy installments after he left school! Exports were continuing their Happily Leonid enrolled in the Southeastern Montana Cul- steady rise. A further sign of economic Alpha Delia Sigma health was the fact the govern- Presents . . . ment permitted several million ENGINEERING pounds sterling to leave the country for investment in a new marmot his time aware, critical SCIENCES nylon plant in West Germany. 1"Aand deeply committed. But most of ' Throughout the country, un- all, he's just plain funny." Like most of us, you probably employment which had been a ALL DEGREE LEVELS feel pressured at times with the cause of mounting concern only demands made on you for original six months ago, was declining Electronics thinking, for fresh ideas that steadily. DICK will lift your work above the All of this was good news for Mechanical Britain, and under other circum- commonplace. Through the study stances the Conservatives log- of this hook, Science and Health GREGORY Industrial ically might well expect some with Key to the Scriptures by rewards from the voters. Engineering Physics Mary Baker Eddy, we are learn- ing how to turn to God for the VINCE GUARALDI1 Mathematics lege of Lanolin and Restoration Drama and happily begun a intelligent ideas we need. You college career that grew happier year by year. Indeed, it be- can do this, too. Statistics came altogether ecstatic in his senior year because Leonid met We invite you to come to our Entered as second class matter April MARGIE McCOY coed named Anna Livia Plurabelle with hair like beaten gold meetings and to hear how we 24, 1934, at San Joie, California. un- der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- and eyes like two sockets full of Lake Louise. Love gripped are working out our problems RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT them in its big moist palm, and they were betrothed on St. ber Clifornia Newspapers Publishers through applying the truths of Association. Published daily by Asso- Friday, Nov. 1 Crinpin's Day. Christian Sciprici.. ciated Students of San Jose State 8:30 P.M. Computer Technology Happily they made plans to be married immediately after College except Saturday and Sunday, et the commencementplane, alas, that were never to come to fruition CHRISTIAN SCIENCE during college year. Subscription sic- Hardware Design because Leonid, alas, learned that Anna Livia, like himself, cepfed only on a remainder-of-semes- SAN JOSE student loan, which meant that he not only ORGANIZATION ter basis. Full academic year, $9; ach was in college on a semester, $4.50. Off.campus price per Software Research had to repay his own loan after graduation but also Anna copy, 10 cents. CY 4.6414 Editorial CIVIC AUD. job, alas, that was waiting for Leonid at the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Livia's and the Est. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver. Tickets Communications Systems Butte Utter Works simply did not pay enough, alas, to cover meeting tims: 730 o or Tuesdays flung Est. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. $1.75, $2.75, $3.75 both loans, plus rent and food and clothing and television meehng piece: College Chapel Press of Globe Printing Co. Office Propagation Research hours 145-4:20 p.m., Monday through On sale at the repairs. Friday. Livia sat down and lit Sriener and Ileolth le orteoloble of all San Jose Box Complex Design Heavy hearted, Leonid and Anna ChT1401/1n s. ',nee IS' eiding ROOM. and ea many Editor JERRY ARCA Office Marlboro Cigarettes and tried to find itn answer to their prob- roller leooknforec Papethork Se',,,,, sl Advertising Mgr...._,, DAVE BLOOM 40 W. San Carlos CY 5.0888 lemand, sure enough, they did! I do not know whether or Day Editor RON LEINIO ******* ******* ******* not Marlboro Cigarettes helped them find an answer; all I know News Editor RON BOTTINI is that Marlboros taste good and look good and filter good, and Engineers, Mathematicians, and when the clouds gather and the world is black as the pit from their pole to pole, it is a heap of comfort and satisfaction to be sure Physicists should contact that Marlboros will always provide the seine easy pleasure, COLLEGE PLACEMENT OFFI- the same unstinting tobacco flavor, in all times and clime.; and conditions. That's all I know. CER for an appointment wifh Leonid and Anna Livia, I say, did find an answera very an NSA representative. No test simple one. If their student loans did not come due until they left school, why then they just wouldn't leave school! So after required. receiving their bachelor's degrees, they re-enrolled and took master's degrees. After that they took doctor's degrees loads and loads of themuntil today Leonid and Anna Livia, both aged 87, both still in school, hold doctorates in Philosophy, Humane Letters, Jurisprudence, Veterinary Medicine, Civil Engineering, Optometry, Woodpulp, and Dewey Decimals. SLACK SALE NATIONAL SECURITY Their student loans, at the end of the last fiscal year, amounted to a combined total of nineteen million dollarsa sum which they probably would have found MOW dithcalty in AGENCY tepaying had not the Department of the Interior recently de- clared them a National Park. givss 74.110411TA VAT:COIN'S Entire Stock of 121 S. 4th WASHINGTON, D.C. area Front You don't need a student loanJust a little loose change Plain Slacks to grab a pack of smoking pleasure: Marlboros. sold in all from $12.95 to $24.95 An Equal Opportunity Employer fifty states In familiar soft pack and Flip -Top bor. i1111111s111111111S01111111111111111110111111111111011111111110111111111glolinglillittimisith,0111111111111111111011101111141i111113411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ifill1101111111111di1111111111111111111111111111111111110; )ram Student Is Chosen SJS Alumni Star sPAETAN DA11.11-8 Fraternity Gives nies,tiv, 11.11,1,11 irsday Music training For New Zealand In 'La Boheme' pm, O'Cat (-X)eicloscofie 1 is heing held First Recital Tonight St., e THURSDAY OCT. 24 1. '14. 9 ta Teaching Position mends.' be on svhen honorary men's at 815 in Concert Hall. By KAI SIMMS mery Theotre Mu Alpha, Puri mi Htlisf.1.., I,, Phi Most SJS "La 'ti- Iraternity, will present its Opening the program will be fludents graduate Society Editor 'Hum. nur ic the 196.:-G4 ITRa"Affill I/1 ,evital this semester tonight Telemann's "Sonata In.' Bas- and work in thi,, community ur Iris' tool I.. 1,, h soon" performed by Larry Fry- the state. 01,01 a A,...f.,,latli4/1 II I lot- )1 Adult But Darrell "Dee" I...., man on the basson, Linda Strick- in the Palo Alto I the Sun Ebert, senior art major, will be Firmly 'Anchored' L. len on the cello, and James Cur- tract. teaching in New Zealand begin- It tis on the harpsichord. nts "nrh""' Delta Sig Active Ho.-ing leading roles will Is- may Following this will be three ning in January and lasting 3 itude Alma Taylor and Yvonne Cad- test, songs by Carson Wong, baritone, years. "You lose," shouted Delta 'merit COSMETICS wallader, both former SJS stu- raj, FINE Baird Sigma Phi fall pledges after with Due accompanying Upon receiving his degree in dents. Other leading roles will him on the piano. The pieces will they tied, strapped and hand- be ARDEN art and a secondary teaching sung by Dorothy Ifiura and ELIZABETH be Handel's "Wher'er You cuffed George ()wren, Delta Sig RUBINSTEIN credential, Ebert will board an Tom Caperello HELENA Walk," Purcell's "1 Attempt house manager, to the Delta ocean liner in San Francisco and Because mit the recent heart DOROTHY GRAY Love's Gamma anchor recently. from Sickness to Fly," head for the coal mining town of attack of General Ditector and DU BARRY Owren was lured to the D. G. and Marikanto's "A Fairy Story Greymouth. Here he will teach Founder Henry Holt. Peggy Ann FABERGE by the Fire." house by the soroity's house 'Pt ellap YIN in a high school. Donovan from the University of LAN With his trumpet, Richard manager under the false pre- While in New Zealand, he will California at Berkeley GUERLAIN Pedro will play Haydn's "Con- 1,.rise of swapping houses for SHULTON be living in a dormitory, where guest fiireet.w. I SIrel.1 certo for Trumpet." Also, Nick two weeks. He was met by 1/4 he will be getting room and Raymond .1r1 king CAPON Gallo, piano, will play Hach's, Delta Sig pledges rather than MATCHABELLI board for supervising students. stage direct. I.., I I PIPEl PRINCE "French Suite Ni,, 3." /15. 0A ply house manager After "The schools .11. 1 11,11 I, REVLON over there are and ilero, .1111, shopping, .. la moment of eirprisity the sr, Coneludiny, the program will diftPielll Irian here," said Ebert. EbY. 111 .S.1.1.. 1,1,11 blends VAItUlf \ `111/WPI1 up to re,. - of fis ar0 11111 NEW CAMPUS SHOP c be Handers "Trio Sonata for They on a trisemester tobacco. Jo CUP .,1 3rd & SAN FERNANUO imineting raise. from February to In-91'9n- oa,, prat orrnance svill Weeidays 8 a m-10 p.m. Two Oboes and Figured Jlass," TIM. I THI:1Sig actiVeS appeal' her. le ...... 1 .I.lay arid Sore Sun. di Holidays 10 a....6 p.m. Twrformed by Wayne Sorensen, to he 1.;eit.i.; the poor end IA. Ebert was one of 13151 persons day ao.i ssin to. Os. lairgain. The overly confi- ENTERTAINMENT associate professor of music, and day and :sitiodiry alit' 2 and 7 dent and mischievous REFRESHMENTS Gary Gray on the oboes; Larry "BROTHER" OWREN pledges p.m. TENTH STREET began the year by making a Fryman on the bassoon; and PHARMACY menagerie out, of the fraternity. How would you like to awaken 4ning Margaret Brownlee on the harp- to an iguana looking at you? Well, the brothers not only awakened to the iguana, but to two rats, seven birds, one guinea pig, and the MORE FOR LESS AT MEALTIME f 1-A0000000OG sicheIrd tangy fragrance of flaming limburger cheese. Now isn't that taking .."ili/eWW,,,,,,,,,4010~016054401040WaWsoWsoWilie When mealtime comes, visit the Main Street liof Brau things a little bit too far? SAils 5(tc SAVE 50c SAVE 5th for a ts ell prepared flintier at a price that a ill ,nit 0 PINNINGS St any budget. \\ Quick Clean Center Mixy Salentine, Chi Omega, sophomore education major from EDEN" Los Altos, to Ron Carrie, Sigma Chi, senior business major from Choice of: sIERA" Dry Clean & Santa Ana. FOUR ENTREES and 1TIFUL" Launderette a. Carol Niensteadt, junior interior decoration major from Santa 20 SALADS ,I,00 Clara, to Ali Alley, Delta Upsilon, senior ;Ierolialitics operations $150 8 Lbs. Drycleaning $2.00 major from Castro Valley. All you can eat for Large Load 8 to 10 Garments Donna Kurz, Gamma Phi Beta, sophomore secretarial adminis- 24 minute service GA 'it tration major from Salinas to Doug Laurence, Sigma No, junior 1 ,L) iIN r Bring in this ad and V-"rau !it accounting major from Ontario, Calif. MAIN STREET SAVE 50c LOVING" ENGAGEMENTS 30 !,I1i .HI 1-11t:-T ...T. 293-2011 JOIsE. (.11.1FORNIA dENU Corner 9th and William Open 8 a.m. 'til Midnight 0 Bonnie Lewis, Sigma Kappa, senior general elementary educa- riefiriViiiiiViirVogreS’,1401.4.0VisoWIrloW14,,,,,,WooVi imusou 1111111a111111111111111111111146 ii OC. tion major from Redondo Beach, to Pete Stupey, Pi Kappa Alpha, employed at General Motors, from Monterey Park. The couple plan a_Dec. 28 wedding. IRE DARRELL EBERT Pamela Elliott, junior political science major at the University Come in and discover for yourself . . . plans to travel of California from North Hollywood, to Kim Allender, Sigma Chi, FOREIGN CAR Right near junior public relations major from North Hollywood. from the Bay Area applying for re, Lu Carter, junior physical education major from Bakersfield Campus ... New Zealand positions. SPECIALISTS 2 to Ed Marcos, Sigma Chi, physical education graduate from El HIEF" how beautiful your hair can he! After the three years of teach- Sobrante, An August wedding is slated. ing, he plans to fly back and get (AMBER" Terry Harrington, social chairman for Hoover Hall, junior, to married. He and his wife will Foreign Car Service ISTEP' Sam Berry, stationed with the Navy in Long Beach. San Jose Creative Hair Stylists tour Europe for six months and Barbara Mitchell, Black Masque, senior advertising major Winners of over 40 awards in return to the Bay Area where Expert repair on all imported cars rer, from Sunnyvale, Cr, Rod Masters, Lambda Chi Alpha, senior busi- he plans to teach. liair and hair ness and industrial relations major from Transmission overhaul and Lubrications IOU PS" Alameda. MARIUMIES COOL" Permanent Waves Tune-ups, Brakes, Motors 'Discrimination' Charlotte Birlenback, to Jim Silveria, Sigma Chi, senior busi- Special Frosting ness major from Itillstswough. Bring this ad ... Patricia Arlene Freygang, Chi Omega, junior business major Is KSJS Topic '1295 from 111imerey, to Gary Coleman, Sigma Chi, junior social science GOOD FOR 100 STUDENT DISCOUNT "Discrimination in Califor- major from San Diego. 180 So, Market 286-1100 nia," is the topic of tonight's dis- cussion on KSJS's "Commentary 1963" at 8:15. International Coiffures The issue, presented at 90.7 on Prof Exhibits Paintings the FM dial, will be discussed by 277 S. Montgomery Phone 297-3282 Dr. Peter M. Buzanski, assistant professor of history, and Dr. H. Where Every Woman Can Be Beautiful At College Art Gallery SAVE MONEY Brett Melendy, head of the His- An exhibition of oil 1,,ontings the State University of Iowa. tory Department. by Fred Spratt, assistant pro- As a recognized painter and fessor of art, are now on view teacher, his work has received PER GAL. at the College Art Gallery until awards from the Des Moines ETHYL GAS Oct. 28. Art Center, the California Mu- 3c OFF a--ARROW--L seum Association, the Crocker The fourteen paintings on ex- PER GAL, Gallery in Sacramento, and the hibition are among many pro- REG. GAS buttons -down California State Fair and Expo- duced by Spratt while on a 2c OFF year's sabbatical leave. During sition. a student this time he spent nine months Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Guaranteed Major Oil Co. Gasoline living and painting in St. Ives weekdays and from 1:15 to 5 of Oxford and Cornwall, England, where p.m. on Sundays during the run he became acquainted with many of each exhibition. Lowest Gas Prices In San Jose From prof to frosh knowledge prominent British painters. He gets around ...and the latest also toured galleries and muse- is the new ums in France, Holland, and Music Speaker Decton oxford by International music sona-ity Belgium. ARROW. Take Decton, Mu Phi Epsilon will host as PURITAN OIL CO. ARROW's name for a shirt In painting his landscape speaker tonight Mrs. Tincher, works, Sprat) was amazed to 6TH & KEYES 4TH & WILLIAM PMENT blended of 65% Dacron* writer of braille music. discover, when he arrived in polyester and 35% cotton, The 7:30 p.m. program will 10TH & TAYLOR Cornwall. that he had already be twirl in 2.1181 and is open to give it an educated new oxford been painting this quality of the public. weave and you have the equa- country pr i or to i'Ver going tion for America's most popular there. wash-and-wear shirt. Cornwall possesses for a th, Authentic University Fashion unique attraction It painter-professor. Itni I 9' n wit h exam ... pencil . . paper from the famous button-down Peninsula. barely a dirzen miles collar to the button and pleat across in Cornwall, conveys an in the hack, it's tapered to trim overwhelming sense of age." body lines. White, colors and commented Stalin. "It is visible proctor...time...begin stripes to choose from. in an eroded granite coast and of tin In long sleeves as illustrated outcropping, remnants mines dating to pre-Roman $6.95 and times, the mass of moor land, heir Dur.nt T.M. for its polyester fiber and the awesomeness of the think...blank...tick tick North Atlantic, hardly ever out of sight." With Spratt was born in Cedar selection Rapids, Iowa, and has studied guess.. .tick tick.. .write test See our extensive painting at the Dallas Museum of Fine Art. He holds a B.A. of other ARROW styles in art from Iowa Wesleyan Col- to complete your lette and an M.S. in art from tick tick...hurry...finish RITY fardrobe for college it or career time. . pause ... things go First National 1.(11R I ITIMATE IN FASIIIriss-, better lankarrnericard dSWilliams Da Seniors with 'CliALIri SINCE 1ViS Bruokii Miss l'ut 2 7' SO FIRST (Vs 217 0 I.17 Porter I.td. Dyer J. S. Williams Bottled under ISe authority ol The Coca-Cola Company by: 455 E. WILLIAM * neer 10th Street Coke "67., Coca -Cole Bottling Company 01 San Jose, San Jose California 4--8PARTAN DAILY - Tuns(lay, October 22, 1963 Republican Ski Club Plans Spartaguide Adaptation ofSteinbeck Book, Ice Skating Trip Geology Club To Present TODAY: How long has it been since you Wrath,' Tomorrow AfIss11., 7 p.m., of Student Hits Foreign Lutheran 'Grapes went ice skating? Campus Christian Center, 3(K) S. Grape's of Wrath," a cine- many novels comprise elements A trip to the Berkeley Iceland, 10th St. "The of John Stein- which cannot be assimilated by nu, Guest first Ski Club event of the se- matic presentation Speaker Club, 1:30 K Tomorrow Waste Circle p.m., Cafe- which keep Novels Aid cinema. classic mester, will be held Friday at beck's novel, is the feature within teria Room 13. and the confines encompassed ram "Glacier and River Exploration slides and relate his experiences "Why should the U.S. spend $3.1 7 p.m. film for tomorrow afternoon In can naturally he expected to in Alaska" will be the topic to- in Alaska. He has visited that million on an air-conditioned yacht Students will arrive in Berke- Spartan Shields, 6:15 p.m., Cafe- evening. favor that cinematic adaptations. morrow of Dr. Earl E. Brabb of area every slimmer since 1959. for the emperor of Ethiopia when ley by bus. Tickets, 50 cents for teria Room B. Director John Ford feels the. United States Geological Sur- 17 million Americans go to bed Ski Club members and $1.50 for This is confirmed by He is currently in the process Social Work (lob, 3:30 p.m. CH- Fool's vey. hungry every night?" Republican non-members, may be purchased treatment of Steinbeck's novel. of mapping eastern and southern 165. Dr. in the Student Ski Patrol Brabb, guest of the SJS Alaska for the U.S. Geological Congressman Ed Foreman of Affairs Business "In recording anti exploring lily. Coed Archery, 4 p.m., playing Geology Club, will speak at 7:30 Survey. Texas asks. Office. Ice skates are free with sical reality, the cinema virtually near Music Building. p.m. in S258. Foreman attacked what he calls the purchase of a $1 admission field us to confront Dr. Firabb was also a member To Meet Tonight challenges that real. "wasteful government foreign aid" ticket. The speaker will show colored Social Affairs (211 tttttt Mee, 2:30 ity with the notions we commonly of the first survey party to pene- San Jose State students or fac- in a speech berme the Santa Clara The main purpo,ie of the trip is p.m., ADM236. entertain about its notions trate the eastern Chugach Moun- skiing which County Young Republicans last for members of the Ski Club to ulty members interested in us from perceiving it. tains near Mt. St. Elias, Alaska, Women’t Recreation Amin., 9:30 keep Perhaps Club Plans Tour, Friday night. build up their ankles before they are invited to attend the first part of the medium's In 1959. p.m., WRA lounge. significance Foreman pointed out that the go skiing. year of the Ski lies in its revealing power," Since 1960. he has been party meeting of the said Dinner Meeting U.S. is giving $130 billion in aid Today's meeting of the Ski Club, AWS Executive Meeting, 3:30 critic. Patrol tonight at 7:30 at the Citi- one film chief, with the responsibility for to 104 out of the 112 countries which was announced in yester- p.m., College Union. and Loan "Grapes of Wrath" will be se- The Society for the Advance- mapping the Yukon-Porcupine Tri- the world. "We have supported zens' Federal Savings of day's Spartan Daily, has been can- Organization, companied by "A Little Phantasy ment of Management will tour the angle in eastern Alaska. Christian Science Building, 50 N. First St. Communist dictatorships through- celled. Century San Jose 7:30 p.m., College Chapel. interested are requested on a 19th Painting." "Isle IBM plant today at 2 Dr. Brabb received his A.B. de- out the world," the Texas repre- Those enter on the Second Street side of the Dead," by the nineteenth, p.m.. and will hold a dinner meet- gree from Dartmouth College in sentative charged. Student California Teachers to century painter, Arnold Boecklin ing 6:30 tomorrow evening at the 1951, his M.S. from the Univer- Foreman described how the U.S. Aitifel., 2:30 p.m. ED100. of the building. Is the subject of this experiment Garden City Hofbrau. loaned $2.5 million interest-free Additional information is avail- in sity of Michigan in 1952, and his the art of cinema. SAM President Dave Ilabura for the first 10 years and at a TOMORROW: able from Dr. Robert Foster, as- Ph.D. from Stanford University Both films may be seen in invites all members to attend both rate of of one per cent per sistant professor of physical sci- T1155 Hawaiian Club, 7 p.m., H2. or 7 p.m. events. in 1960. year following the first 10 years ence, at CL 1-7819. at 3:30 to the Yugoslavian government. Model United Nations, 7 p.m., CH353. AUTO REPAIRS Women's Field Hockey, 4:30 Out of this World Food p.m., playing field near Music at Down to Earth Prices Meter Trom-mos Engin* Rebuild's, Marketing Head Building. OPEN DAILY Whether it's a meal or Brake Service lesitista Systems TO 630 Incl. reheats Danee Group, 7 p.m., Geastrefers a snack . . . try Cerber eeeee Starters & SATURDAYS Women's Gym dance studio. Courtesy eV Available Moderates Tonight Writtn Motor G aaaaa tee - Newman Club, 8 p.m., 79S, Fifth Howard's Dr. John W. Aberle, head of the St. Marketing Department, moderates Crystal Creamery Zar3on Auiontofive Newman Club Moral Issues the first of six consecutive work- FOUNTAIN - RESTAURANT Cell 1111=r, shops on construction industry Class, 4:30 p.m., 79 S. Fifth St. lAWANICMIVI management 7:30 tonight in TH55. Rally Committee, 3:30 p.m., E- 7th & Santa Clara San Jose 1.1.11 am,.. 10:30 p.m.-Closed on Mon. According to Dr. Aberle, the 132. 7 141 South 3rd St. 1 Block from School Librry San Jose workshops will be held on consecu- Cireulo Castellano, Spanish Club, 7:30 p.m., 603 S. Eighth St. tive Tuesday evenings and are CLAYTON BARHEAU, author Italy by FABIANO open to all interested students. Alpha Phi Omega, 7 p.m., Col- THE ALPS.. .made in and lecturer, will speak at 8 and Woman .. SJS Business Department, the lege Union. Handmade Imported loots for the Outdoor Men p.m. tomorrow at Newman Cen- U.S. Small Business Administra- CONCERTS, INC. ter, 79 S. Fifth St. Barbeau, a Spartan Christian Fellowship, 9 For Men Of Women, Siena tion, and the Builders' Exchange * resident of San Francisco, is p.m., Cafeteria Room A and B. Preacat4 Crown Italian Suede, .oft of Santa Clara County are spon- and supple, will never author of "The Ikon" and "Head Student Economics Assn., 6:30 Rock sors of the workshop. crack ea harden. For of the Family." Barbeau, the p.m., CH239. Climbing or bliking.Podded ------father of six children, is de- Tongue and Quorter for Young Americans for Freedom. PETER PAUL and MARY eatvern comfort ot the Club Sets scribed as one who "condemns 8 p.m., C1240. ankle. Vibram lug sole . himself to voluntary poverty." Mint N and 1--- Friday, November 15 The fact that Barbeau is de- 650 14, Ladles N and M -- Tour, Meeting Women's Swim Test 5 to 11. (Sizes 13 to 14 pendent upon God to pay the At the A tour of the new Physical Edu- $3.00 Semi. bills at his house worries him not , Set for Tomorrow ration and Recreation building and at all, if is pointed out. San Jose Civic Auditorium facilities, plus a film on health, are A women's swimming exemption ' Style No. 91 924.95 plus postage. Slightly Higher in the \Nest. Write for ire. brochur. the primary objectives on thei Officer Election Tops test will he given tomorrow at 5 Tickets: $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $4.50 Fabians,. Shoe Co., Inc., Dept. SD, South Station, Boston 10 Mass. agenda for the Santa Clara County I ii.m. in the Women's Pool. Unit of the California Association I Econ Club Agenda This test is given to students On sale at the San Jose Box Office of Health, Physical Education, and Election of officers and ratifi- wishing to be exempted from Recreation. cation of the constitution are on swimming courses. Women are 40 West San Carlos, CY 5-0888 The meeting is tomorrow at 7 the agenda for tomorrow asked to bring soap and swimming NEW YORK or night's p.m. in ED100. 6:30 meeting of the Student Eco- caps. Suits and towels will be pro- TOP SIRLOIN New officers for CHAPER are nomics Association in CH239. vided. Robert W. Davis, president; Chris Following the business portion - $1.49 Johnson, secretary; Holly Ber- of the meeting post-graduate op- nard, program chairman; and Sue portunities for economics students DINNER STEAK DeVries, membership chairman. will be discussed. 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Winners will be selected in a drawing conducted by The Plisbury Co. 32 sets Compton's Pictured Western Empire Direct Advertising Company, an inde- will interview Owens-Iillnois will interview in- pendent judging tom whose decision, will be final. All Imarketing or business majors.- Encyclopedia entries become the properly of I May. Mretaoll & sow, dustrial and mechanical engineer- and none will be acknowledged or returned. aralie% male only. 100 Compton's Illustrated Science ing, business administration, mar- 4. This sweepstakes is open only to residents of the Stales F. W. Dictionaries of California and Nevada and es-ludes all emplcyees St Woolworth Co. will inter- lieting, and accounting majors - Libby, McNeill 5 Libby, advertising agencies, and view business and economics ma- male only. 200 Replogle 12" world globes their families. jors. Retail Credit Co., hie., will in- Steak will interview in- Just send four labels from any of these Libby products (any size can except buffet): administration to terview business Corn, Peas, Pineapple. Fred Cocktail. Peaches, Tomato Juice, or Beef Stew. (Or, If You -use dustrial and mechanical engineer- prefer, enclose a hand.drawn copy of the name "Libby's".) and industrial relations majors . ing, business administration, mar- male only. Send to: Libby's, P.O. Box 6, Los Angeles 51, California Callfontla State Personnel blame Board will interview real estate or any major interested in Junior Street Right of Way Agency positions. City Zone State NEW! PRO-ELEervic Central Intelligente Agency will 4)044.0N Interview various majors inter- CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER 30, 1963, ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE. ested. fig; ST BEForie.s#44... 0 rio a, FEDERAL CAREERS DAY iv THA No dripping, no spilling! Covers completely! 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-weld& )ok, Booters Meet Tuesday October 22. 19E13 RPANTAN DATLT-4I row Gator A Couch's Proudest Momenii ’We were hoping fur a 5-2 sea - late i tithe game. They had thes.. s,on tbis year, but after what I ball I at II., 14.1% three. wit_' saw out SJS there Tonight today, there's no tiourth st,,is ii land Hungry goal. reason why we can't make it 5-1-1 Francisco State's Golden against the Caton: and are '2-2 in A Karl Dawkins pass 1.1,1s1.1 San Okay?" A resounding chtsa Spartan Stadium to- league action. went thrown too high in the end zone Gators invade up. for a seeoritl-mund Nor( al altanford edged the Spartans and SJS had held with 1:44 show - night The scene was Memorial Sta- soccer match with San 3-4 In iwertinie Saturday at mg on the setwehount clock League dium in Berkeley and the speakcr State at 8 p.m. Palo Alto. It was a heartbreak- Cal picked up 328 total offensive. Jose was Bob Jones, San Jose Slate The Caton; are winless in league ing defeat for San Joao State yards to the Spartababes 10/4. ('ak arinz 1la. treshman coach, who had lust and lust to the Spartans 5-0 after losing to California 3-2 amassed 259 yards rushing as vont- play ,filehed his yearlings stand virtually Jose has suffered two earlier in the week. off pared to the 471 yards they ground Oct. 7. San is, that real- Al Korbus, Lou mighty California frosts 0-0. - out aaginst FSC. in the opening circuit encounter Fraser, Efiok COM:intik Akpan "I've never been prouder of u consecutive setbacks since playing and Asman Kahn scored San JOrie Caine 1.1914e to steal-- (ms winning effort by any team the Spartan goals against the In- Mg away a victory. In the sec- Lt. Pci have coached - and that's been dians. Klaus Bergman list Stan- elld quarter, Day Pilate ) ignif icance since 1949," Jones said. "Me ford's scoring at with two out and suddenly whirled and wet'," said THE TRAVELING played a terrific gator on de- goals. threu eross-field to Gary 5tew:r1 1 fent*, and that uiss the differ- The victory put the Indians in ansky, 5.114 halfback. With' - Pill HOOTENANNY first place in ence. the NorCal League nothing hut clear field ahead tot Starring frosh mentor called the GOTTLIEB with a 2-0 league mark and in- stepansky dropped the ball. ing. LOU deadlock the biggest achievement oh the Limelitrs creased their season record to 4-0. tinet Ninth- California's tie game Saturday by any Snartababe team Ie.', "Larry Hunsaker, just a skinny - MODERN FOLK QUARTET kid, ! floecklin io-Of with San Francisco Univer- coached. "We tied Stanford was our most valuable man out , GOLD there... ierinaint in LYNN sity gave the Indians the lead. first year I was here, but the Cal Chuck Rogers and Chuck GRIFFIN & Gillingham did a great BESSIE Ban Jose State's only other team we met today was much job, but, it’S iniii GOSPEL PEARLS hard to single out a THE league win came with a 8-0 shut- stronger." few, when it's a team victory.," Jones said. KNOB LICK -UPPER 10,000 out of University of Nan Fran- The Cubs, who murdered Ill. Wed. Eve., Oct. 30 of 8:30 HMCo. Until the Cal clash, the 0) the same Fresno State frosh San Jose meets University of San Jose Civic Aud. Spartans were undefeated with a team that the Spartahabe% hand- Pacific frosh Thursday at Stoller; Enod Tickets on sale at 6-0 mark but now stand at 6-2. led 23-12, had a chance to score , ton. Game time is 3 p.m. 'ruc.s WENDELL WATKINS Korbus and Akisin continue to FORTY-TWO SKIDOO-Walt BOX OFFICE 89 So. 1st. lead the San Jose scoring attack Roberts (right) over for the score to give the Spartans a ii or heads CY 3-6252 Korbus has scored 16 goals and goalward as another 42 - Cal's Jerry momentary one -touchdown lead early in the MEN'S ry Mosher - manages to trip him up on the Bear ALL SEATS RESERVED $2.00 Akpan 14 in the Spartan's eight first quarter of Saturday's 34 13 Cal victory, contests. three. On the next play Herb Engel cracked Hair Styling Defensively, Valdis Svans has 4 liery been doing a fine job in the nets RAZOR CUTS for Sparstan , URANT TOMthe adwhilen Zinter, DaveEdKinZumotgsley! p phone 297-7155 Jose FORMAL have also been doing quite well for I Spartan Harriers Smother Cal; by appointment only on Mon coach Julie Menendez, Stanley San Jose still is not out of the WEAR NorCal League race although with gfciAt2ed two defeats. Stanford has to play covteKSH OP Face 17 South Second Street .... San Golden Jose Cal and USF twice Gate each yet First in while Track Club 0 wear the Spartans have one game re- San Jose State's varsity and last mile over the Strawberry 'varsity, but he was more en- maining since 1906 with both Cal and Stan- freshman cross-country teams Canyon course, racking up their thusiastic over his freshmen run- ford. handily smothered Cal Saturday seventh straight perfect score ners. but this week's meet won't be a against Cal. George Rios "ran his guts out" 'Patsy." It was also Miller's 109th dual oginIEZ trying to catch Price and missed The Spartan varsity faces the meet win without a loss. by eight year's, finishing seventh MB RENTALS Owls Squash Golden Gate Track Club, here "It was wonderful," was all in 20:15. Darrell Dunafon sur- INNSBRUCK Saturday. Miller fears them be- that Miller had to say about his prised everyone by following Rios IN SAN JOSE cause of experienced runners like across the tape. 75 SOUTH 2ND SJS Poloists; Ron Davis, Craig Spillman, Phil Dunafon, a 4:19.6 miler at 71790 CY 4-2322 Darnall, Dave Kammeyer and San Diego, ran his best race of Open Thursday until 8:30 p.m. Bill Morgan, the season, and apparently had SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND UOP Next Foe Gene Gurule, Ben Tucker, Jeff plenty of reserve at the finish. BERKELEY SACRAMENTO Fishback and Danny Murphy fin- Bill Myers was the third frosh WINTER OLYMPICS SAN MATEO PALO ALTO SAN 10,f Dismayed by Saturday's 13-3 ished abreast at the end of four inisher. All three led George - 21 doy excursion to INASIllt 1 Is the /wine of skiing thumping at the hands of Foot- miles at Berkeley, all timed in I.inn, the No. 1 Bear varsity per- hill College, the Spartan water 20:06. Tom Tuite was 15 yards former to the finish. - plan now for an exciting winter vacation -- stop over in behind in 20:11. -1.-.54’srx polo varsity began preparations In comparing scores, the frosh Paris - - Freshman Bob today for a revenge victory against Price was the howed a 22-38 edge over the Cal - k:rersthing prearranued - UOP first Bear finisher, ending up --,rsity while rxxoing a 20-4:1 win Air Friday night in the Spartan Pool. sixth behind Tulte. ,.-1.11 the Bearcubs. Call CY 3-1031 College Coach Lee Walton said, "We Coach Dean Miller said that Price. a 4:14.6 miler as a prep Students didn't have a good mental atti- the course was muddy from in upper state Washington, is the tude the boys wanted to win, rains the previous day forcing only bright light on a bleak Cali- Faculty but not had enough. his team to wear spikes. fornia cross-country team. Price travel agency Members Printed i. Pete Segues, who won the Murphy ran well on his had , defeated Rios in what apparently I time BOSTON sprints 76 per cent of the ankle, injured in is Wednesday was a fluke at the Sacramento I .7'6-0 NORTH FIRST ST., SAN JOSE College 101 ANGELES and played aggressive defense, workout. Rich Fernandez elected Invitational when the Spartababe Libraries LONDON Mike Hansen and Charley Doug- not to test his tender ankle and Is a wrong turn. las %ken. the only ones singled took the weekend off. DAmn DUNAFON However. the Cal runner showed out by Walton for top efforts. The varsity ran as a team the ... big jump it was no fluke Saturday. 2 SUBSCRIBE Hansen scored two of the locals' NOW three points. BUY DAILY CLASSIFIEDS! All-American poloist Bobby Ben- To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium, a Didus inept's, a AT son tallied four goals for the Owls. Spartan Daily Classifieds frangipanni, or any other sensible thing, just fill out this It was coach Nort 'Thornton's sec- handy order form, clip if, and send it with check or HALF ond straight win over the Spar- cash to the Spartan Daily Advertising Office, J207, Sais.i tans this year and left the SJS BUY 'EM! Jose State College, San Jose 14, California. Ads must _ . seven with a 2-5 NorCal League PRICE be in by 2:30 P.M. two days prior to publication. ...::: mark. '61 KAR. GHIA. Low 1,:sage. E,:e ROOMMATE :name hou:e with 3 girls. .01 ANNOUNCEMENTS lit .,,ertisernent end return it The freshmen also found them- ,,nt condition._ $1650. 793:2944 ever.. 5:7. 510 S. 8th. 293.4915. check NEW CLASSIFIED RATES or money order to: selves on the short end Saturday, ALL SENIORS ... Make appointments '54 AUSTIN HEALEY, Good body, en ROOM AND BOARD for 2 girls. Ap T. chastise Wen. Monitor dropping their first NorCal at B-I for La Torre pictures, gine, and tires. RH, 251.9475. . , Flurence Hall. 132 S Minimum Ono Noroor Ii. Ilnoton It. 1 Three times ann. League game, 7-3 to the Owl re- 2 FOR I SLACK SALE. Now on at 292 2635. Two lines One time Five times Vauqhn's. 121 South 4th Street. FOR SALE 131 50o a line I 250 a line 204 a line D 1 YEAR SI 0 C rnos. $5.50 serves. ROOMMATES WANTED By 2 Senior One time 0 "Our 1-2 scoring punch (Jack SEND THE SPARTAN DAILY HOME-. i on E. Reed, 295-8351. COLLEGE STUDENT per semester. Sign up in B-I. 10% DISCOUNT for all students. Hour Likirts and Greg Btickinghanhi had Only $4.50 Shoe Store. '63 S. 1st. Smart styles MOVE IN TODAY! Unapp. Lux. apt. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 0 FACULTY MEMBER day lease. days and it really '54 CHEVY FOR RENT on 60 ( 8120. 680 S. 8th A-6. their worst Top condition in all respects. $40 per. THE FISHER 500c Integrated hurt," Walton said. ma. (no mileage charge) 297-8363 eves. Watt stereo amp. FM rt-,$. NEED MAN .0 move into unapproved 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 ayailak,- 6 of the finest , th me. DR 9 3343. THOSE INTERESTED in having February Ke_y.an. 348 S. 11.i 1J I. Commencement call 194 6006. Bill. $265. MENS' APPR, HOUSING CONTRACT 4 40 PT, DIAMOND WEDDING RING; ..,eaTly reduced. Must sell lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 AUTOMOTIVE 12) Antique cut beautiful stone. May be re 2r:u set. $100.00. 286.3500 ext. 331, 332 , WANT TO SELL CONTRACT, Grant 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 '66 LAMBRETTA. 8000 miles, Good con- 18:30 to 5 p.m.). 298-3849. Add this dition. $190. Jerry Cook. 10 SPEED FREJUS. Camp. model. Dee P. Ain F W;11,_ '66 CHEVROLET, '59 CORVETTE Engine. railer. $180 new -N a $100. 351 N. amount for .50 .75 1.00 Excellent condition. CY 4-7861. 9th Sr, 1 1, PERSONALS 171 each addti line 4-M, R -H, '56 AUSTIN HEALEY, 100 TWO SEATER SOFA. $25. 0.D., Pirellis. Exceptional. 967-5143. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED. By CY 4 2906, FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES, CALL CY 4-6414, EXT. '62 HONDA 50. Cl 10 Sport Model. 4 Electrolysis. Neater, R. E. 210 S. First. speed. Ex. cond. Best offer. 258-4855. 294 44rio 2081, FROM 1:20 TO 4:20, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY HELP WANTED 14/ '61 TR 3 Radio/Heater. $1600 or best just offer. 293.3694. SERVICES Ill PART-TIME WORK CHECK A CLASSIFICATION: '66 CHEV V8 210 Station Wagon, w/w, Building fences. No experience neces- EXPERT TYPING SERVICE 2 tone, $425. 378.9513. sary. Phone 264.3133. Davn St. 258-4335. CI A nnnnn crnents (1 )r' Help Wanted (4) 0 Personals f71 '63 MG Midget, pirellis, R.H. Seat belts, NEED A J0117

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