ale Jay s is Friday Bookstore Homecoming .1e tree is Queen Voting Begins Today ers ming as It SPanis se. It will Outside Booths Placed Jose (Ise . to I an., and his Pd to ihs At r Cafeteria, Bookstore that ess. rilyn 130i: Booths ten Ilesnecuming Queen idiot dancing. She' sisored by an. ,lections will be outside the Spar-1 Phi Sigma Kappa asi Muulder 'Maas the tan Cafeteria and Bookstore lions' Hull. cont metes 9:30 to 4 p.m. today and tomorrow. Sharon May, 5 feet 5 inches orehestes It is important for students to with ltru,sh hair and blue eyes. mt-i Ret: 1 vote for five of the ten candidates. Her hobbies cue dancing, water Any ballot with more or less than skiing and surfing. Sharon, a soca- five will he invalid and disquali- ology major, LS a member of Gum- tied, ma Phi Beta and Ls sponsored by /, ei Phyllis Smith, Homecoming Delta UPsil"n' Pamela Nelson, a 19-year-old 'Queen Committee Chairman, em- marketing major, fitim San Jose. RATES phasized again that voting for this JUDY ALLEN JOYCE ANTHONY She has brown hair and brown PATRICIA ARGILLA PAMELA CARLETON LU CARTER year's Queen is not by penny vote sperts eyes, is 5 feet 51s inches tall. PamPam-- but by ballot only. 11/ ela likes snow skiing, tennis and This year's Homecoming Queen hrat,k, she is a member of Alpha candidates are: Phi and is sponsored by Alpha Phi Judy Allen, 19, from Monrovia. Omega and Alpha Phi. LON She is 5 feet 41s inches tall. Lisa Phelan from Oakland, 19- has blonde hair and blue eyes. 292.0055 years-old. She has blonde hair and Judy, a genetal elementary educa- blue eyes, is a general elementary tion major, likes to read, sail, and education major, and stands 5 feet sew. She is a resident of Hoover 5 inches high. Lisa likes tennis. pattarta Hall and is sponsored by Markham music and sewing, is a member of Ilan. sponsored SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Joyce Anthony, X, from San hKsatprigmnalp(h7hai.rhetn, and Maus). She is 5 feet 5 inches Jane Winter, 20, a kindergarten. Vol. 50 43IP SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962 No. 21 tall, has dark brown hair and hazel primary education major from San eyes. Joyce, a sociology major, Jose. She has blonde hair, brown likes snow skiing, cooking and eyes, and is 5 feet 8 inches tall. music. She is a membe of and is Jane likes traveling, dancing and !sponsored by Kappa Alpha Theta., meeting people. She is a member Patricia Argilla, 20, a nursing, of Chi Omega and is sponsored by major from Redwood City. She is. peps Sigma phi. 5 feet 5s inches tall with blonde, hair, blue eyes, and enjoys swim- AsB _ ming, reading and tennis. Patriest is a member of Alpha Phi and ts Approval , sponsored by Omega Delta Nu, Pamela Carleton, 21, elementary education and speech correction A ntiapated , major from Los Gatos. She is 5 feet 9 inches tall with brown hat , and eyes. Her hobbies are tenni, F 'golf and fashion modeling. PameS, or Band Trip , is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and is sponsored by Sigma Alpha San Jose State's marching band Epsilon, is expected to gain final approval Lu Parker, physical education for its trip to the Arizona State major, from Bakersfield. She is 19,, game Saturday when Student HALVORSEN SHARON MOY PAMELA NELSON LISA PHELAN JANE WINTER ELAINE stands 5 feet 6'S inches, and has Council meets this afternoon at Bob Hall , . brown hair and brown eyes. Lu \ 2:30 in the council chambers of la resident of Washburn Hall and , the College Union, S. She; In last week's meeting, Council I likes to swim, ski and sew. 'Send Home' 11 Fraternity lis sponsored by Allen Hall voted to send a favorable recom- `Grubbies: mendation to Financial Advisory Econ Professor Reviews Elaine Halvorsen, 21. from LOS Angeles. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall Board, which reports today. Edition Sale Co-Rec Dress Posts Open with brown hair and blue eyes. An A bill to form an Associated elementary education major, Student Body scholarship program Rossiter's Book Today Elaine likes modeling, designing will come up for final vote today. Starts Today For Tonight On Judiciary The bill, introduced by Rod Dili- Clinton Rossiter's "Conservatism ,and may be checked out for one Son, graduate representative, will in America" will be reviewed this week. At a loss for words or is it time All you unattached, and you at- Interviews will be held Friday .1(1).vide for ten $100 scholarships attention at 12:30 in rooms A and "Rossiter is careful to distin- for letter writing? tached, too, take notice of this afternoon for fraternity men in- Demo Hopeful :sr ASH members, beginning this B of the cafeteria by Assistant guish between conservatism, the Today's "Send Home Edition" week's co-rec theme ... "Hustlers' terested in serving as one of IS, of Protessor of Economics, Mrs. Su- general label for the philosophy of the Spartan Daily, which is now Heyday." justices on the newly-formed Inlet Diridon, looking for no trouble zanne E. Wiggins. preservation, tradition and order, on sale. may be the answer to Dress for tonight's affair, to be Fraternity Council Judiciary. n getting the bill passed today. "Quoting nom Rossiter's fore- and Conservatism with a capital your problem. held in the Women's Gym from Dave Loomis, IFC presider, Speaks Today -siid "it will be a benefit to the the more pre- up word, Mrs. Wiggins said, "'It is "C," which refers to The special edition is, in effect, 7:30-9:45 p.m., has been officially asks applicants to sign whole student body." cise philosophy of preservation, declared as "grubbies." week in the College Union for an Reed Searle. Demeatratic gun, ii primarily a study of the political a four-page letter home; loaded Council will also look at tradition and order set forth by The band featured for this week's interview time. Interviews will be theory of American conservatism with facts, figures and pictures date for the 22nd Assembly Dis- ' slides from Sacramento State in his "Refleetions is the Velvateens. Over and I-2,30 ism. - of the principles that have in- Edmund Burke concerning the San Jose campus. frolic t trict, will speak at an open meet- College. WIICIV the school under- spinsi on the Revolution of France," she above the normal co-rec activities According to Loomis, qualifica- our conservatives in the Included in the "Send Home went a campus beautification pro- past, said. - -ping pong, volleyball, badmin- Sens include active standing in a this afterneton at 3:30 in CH235. that appear to inspire them Edition" are stories which should in the 1,11.SPIlt. and that are likely Students may bring their ton, shuffleboard and (lancing fraternity, clear standing at school Searle will discuss his candidacy, gram. answer many questions parents and Opening debate on a bill to to assist. them in the future. lunches to the iiview. Bill Reid will be on hand to call and a 2.25 overall grade point 1 for the district, which covers the' friends ask about SJS. applicant should be Clara1alter some of the framework of ' Set it Is also a Moly of politi- square dances for the evening's average. The , west side of the Santa Produced yearly by Sigma Delta the SpartaCamp Committee and a cal practices . our search is for special event. an upper division student. 5. Chi, men's professional journalism report from a newly-formed corn- the essense of American conserva- All this is available tonight for The WC Judiciary, Loomis said, A native of Illinois, Searle earned' society, the newspaper is on sale mittee to investigate complaints tism, which like all conservatisms, Swing King the mere flick of an ASH card. will handle all problems involving his B.A. degree at the University in front of the cafeteria and the about off-campus housing are also finds expression immanent in- fraternities and fraternity mem- of Chicago and got his law degree in Spartan Bookstore. en the agenda. stitutions rather than in tran- Prof To Review bers. at the University of California. He scendent ideas.'" To Dabble The price for the newspaper is was assistant public defender fos 15 cents for Explained Mrs. Wiggins, "In or- 10 cents a copy and Faculty Senate Alameda County for a time, NM Ed s edition. der to analyze the conservatives,t the mail home Class Will Hear has been a local affairs chairress one for the American Civil Liberts- tudents Today has to discuss vvhat they did Proposal Classics The proposed state-wide favults or what they have done as well as Union. He is presently a mernht : Only a few tickets remain f,,i senate will be reviewed today at Ad Executive Denim:sty their ideology." of the Americans for Benny Goodman concert 0,1 3:30 p.m. in Morris Dailey Audi- -Los Gatos s. Wiggins' review is based on the Controversial Action and the Saratoga Pre-Reg! in Morris Dailey Auditorium, torium by Dr. Jordan Churchill. Democra t ic Club, Rossiter's revised version of the 26 At Talk Today accot ding to the Student Affairs pmfessor of philosophy at San , book originally published in 1955. Davis, mernIter of the '. riety secondary education stu- Business Office, 111I6. Film Slated Francisco State, and member of 1 Ralph yet pre-registered Copies of the book are available at Nfann-Erickson, Inc.. advet ti-in. ttiits have not The tickets are free to students the Phase II committee. RegistrationeC the Circulation desk of the Library will address a Natiorsti :sr student teaching. and faculty upon presentation .4 Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke ap- a1-tPricYt F 1 Im Series a-ill continue tomorrow. Advertising Campzeigns class this through an ASH card or a faculty ident its For Friday pointed the Phase II committee ' Materials may be obtained in N6A morning at 10:30 a.m. in H214. Cation card. Yesterday almost 110o to study the formation of a state- professor of Davis, whow i s responsiblebl fo r sII , from Dr. John Moody, Physical Ed tickets were snapped up. - "Island in the Sun," the contro- wide plan. Last year, a Phase I To Feature secondary education or William H. merchandising and sales promot ien , Beginning Oct. 22, any tickets versial film involving a demagogic committee was set up to establish Spring. assistant professor of sec- 'activities on the California Pack- C will be made available to the Negro leader of an island people some of the basic concepts of a it as left !ing Corp. account, will discuss eeducat Talk Scheduled alumni and the general public. who falls in hive with a white state-wide group. omedy Ag 1"How Merchandising Is Integrated Alumni will receive tickets free woman, will be shown Friday night Alden H. Smith, associate pro- in a National Advertising Cam- cost with the presentation of a at Friday Flicks in Morris Dailey fessor of speech at SJS, was one This afternoon's el.issic t 1 of paign." Jr Class Meeting For Tomorrow alumni card. The general Auditorium. of the Phase I committee members. : showing at 3:30 in the Cones paid-up Davis attended the University of will be charged $1.50. James Mason, Dorothy Dan- Professor Smith is chairman of the Hall will feature "The Golden At s Dr. Thomas K. Cureton, director public Texas from 1946 to 1950, where "The King of Swing," dridge, Harry Belafonte, Joan Col- SJS Faculty Council. of Comedy" and award whims Slated To Discuss of the Physical Fitness Research Goodman, adveitising in the classics. lins and Stephen Boyd star in the The idea of a State wide group he majored in "The Red Balloon." Laboratory at the University Of is equally at home in the British West Indies drama. College of Journalism. At the pres- David Cram, coordinator of us Illinois. in the He'll prove it during the concert was submitted by a number of the will speak tomorrow The film has been banned in ent time, he is vice president of Committee Posts when he performs with the Oak- California state colleges and has lization services and film series Concert Hall. The talk is sched- the Northern California alumni Mozart's A Major Boston and in other cities for its received encouragement from the coordinator, said the films will be Committee applanttnents will be uled for 8 p.m. land Symphony Sigma, Orches- portrayal of romance between state legislature, Chancellor Own- chapter of Alpha Delta shown again tonight at 7 in Morris the main order of business at this Cureton will discuss the place Concerto for Clarinet and Negro and white. ke and the Board of Trustees. men's professional advertising fra- Dailey Auditorium as has been afternoon's Junior Class meeting of physieal fitness in the physical tra. conductor of Next week's Friday Flick. "Oper- Planned to center on matters ternity. traditional. list 3:30 in S256. Mutat ion program. Gerhard Samuels, open ation Petticoat," will feature Cary concerning state colleges in gen- Davis' talk will he open to any Slapstick stars of by-gone years Traditional Junior Class com- Jointly sponsoring the guest the Oakland Symphony, will "Eg- Grant. Tony Curtis and Joan eral, the state-wide faculty coun- Interested students who wish to will he featured in the "Golden mitter; include the "Ugly Man" stsieketr are Phi Epsilon Kappa, the concert with the stirring Beethoven. O'Brien in a wacky Navy comedy. would serve as an aid to at tend. Age of Comedy." The film consists contest. Junior-Sentra Ball and jail men's fraternity for physical edu- mont Overture" of cil system work the Chancellor and would give him of sequences from Mack Sennett auxiliary is in charge of giving rat ion ni or s, the Men's and The coneluding and major and Hal Roach comedies. tood and presents at Christmas aten's Physietal Educatiein De- of the pregram will las the brilliant a unified eontact with the various Cal Digs Dick Major of state -The Red Balloon," an award time to famines whose husbands partments, and the Ilea I t h Depart- Second Symphony in D OT Club Meeting colleges. ment, Brahms. The Occupational Therapy Club The Phase II esimmittee has BF: WS ELM' I U Richard winning French classic in color, is and fathers am in jail. a Ed- a fantasy about a little boy who "A lot of help will be needed to A member of the President's During the finale of the work, will hold general meeting to- completed and submitted its find- M. Nixon h;is defeated Gov. mock befriends a balloon. carry out these projects," Smith Council for Physical Fitness, the the brass of the Oakland Sym- morrow night at 7 in HI3301. ings. It has distributed question- mund G. Brown, 509-699, in a Admission is free, but open to said, "se, all Juniors speaker is known both here and phony will have a charier to shine Dr. Michael Bliihm will speak naires: to faculty members of the election held among freshmen on interested in that. on rerent Uni- member; of the college ettimminov taking an active part in your class abroad for his many writings and in the rousing et melusion his trip to Viet Nam Slate colleges to gain their resec- the Berkeley campus of the marked "11,4(0y -split." with Medico. tion to the plan. versity of California. only. please attend." Poysiological research findings. I should be --.4.11111111111

IlsSPARTAM DAILY Wednesday. Oct 17 1962 Old Age Bias Cuts AMBERNXIERIBIREIRA Productive Life, Thrust and Parry 'Thanks for stroy the morals of the capital- is not so much which of the two that recorders would be no moil: for Covering preparations for solutions is right but which, if distracting in these ist nations in places than Sociologist Claims Dorm Talk-a-fhon' the final revolution. any, is realistic? in lecture halls. Editor: When we allow ourselves to Antonio B. Ooka Second, my By CLAIRE COX recorder is a very on 24 The women of Hoover Hall afraid and panic, how- ASH A3239 small, No NEW YORK iLTPli--The become transistorized piee of mud. wish to thank you and your on November 6 working life of the average ever. we have already caused a ern electrical engineering The rapidly -nearing election contains the staff for giving us coverage in itnd American has been telescoped serious rupture in our moral Student Defends technology and makes virtually longest list of propositions ever presented to the people of Cali- the Spartan Daily during the to a point where he is likely to superstructure. When, further- no noise in its operation. measures on the ballot. possibly Proposition talk-a-thon. We appreciated it Tape Recorder Use forMa. Of the 25 have only 15 good, productive more, we allow this panic to Third, if Roach very much. Thank you. Editor: believes that 24 will be the least understood by the voters come election day. years between the completion of turn into frightened hostility, his "hypothetical The Women of Hoover Hall In regard to John Roach's situation" could The proposition the so-called Louis Francis amendment his education and being regard- the Communists can shout for ever take place in Oct. 15 reply to my Oct. 11 a classroom ed as "too old" for advancement, joy, for they have accomplished of today, he must seeks to put the Communist Party and other subversive organi- 'Sophomores Rival letter, I have only this to say: retain sooty of a sociologist claims. an important objective. For his professor's zations on of business in California. Its aim is laudable and In the first place, I did not sadistic tendet, Dr. Freshmen in Apathy' frightened and panic-stricken des and may some day reason. "yes.* votes on the surface. Its means Jesse J. Frankel. who left discuss clasirooms in my letter. wind up for this may merit Editor: hostility is as serious a moral being the "maintenance a successful career in business I was speaking principally of roan" to achieve this aim, however, are faulty enough that voters Pleasant Hill, editor of the law as anything can be. The best mentioned in his to study sociology at New York lecture halls, and space did not letter. November 6. 1963 yearbook La Torre, wrote wak we can protect ourselves should reject the proposal on University and become a con- me to say anything con- John A. Read in Thrust and Parry last week against communism is for each permit The state of California has existing measures which have sultant in problems of older classrooms, but I believe ASEI indhidual to strive cerning A281 people while still in his early about a new yearbook feature, to save his effectively deterred Communists and subversives from achieving own soul. For 40's, said in an interview that separate sections for Freshman, when an indi- their goals. The safeguards now in effect render the proposif vidual, has saved and preserved it is becoming increasingly ap- Sophomore and Junior Class timiecessary. his own partially parent that the man over 40 photos. soul, no one can take it away from him, not Aside front the defect, the proposal itself contains other loses out in the competition for He described the poor turn- even an institution faults that will jeopardize the rights of every citizen if it is success and prestige. out of the Freshman Class for as powerful as the passed. 'The peak period of earning pictures and added that he state. Edward L. Browning One, its wording subject to various interpretations power is now telescoped from hoped the sophomores and jun- C Y 7- S A R ATO may result in needless litigation and arbitrary legislative action. both ends," he said. "The num- iors would show more interest ASH A2453 TOW NE 3 0 60 GA 1227, this week and next. 1433 The Alameda Two, it empowers grand juries, among a number of public ber of years of education now A MATTER OF WHO After Monday, the first day Which Is Realistic agencies. to find organizations and individuals "subversive" considered necessary in this with Terry T1-,o^ as for sophomore photos, I can THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY a term not defined in the proposal but left to the discretion of technological age is rapidly in- Cure for Prejudice? -'-'also-- only report that the sophomores grand juries and public agencies. creasing and many more young Editor: the rival the freshmen in apathy. WATCH YOUR STERN people will be going to college. IV opposing solutions have For the-e reasons -- that it does too little good at too great ArlInda wing THE VIRGIN SPRING 'A floating funhouse 1.11 of "A young man may therefore been rom the producer of Cu'', n- a sacrifice Proposition 24 should not be allowed to pass on 1..a. Torre reviewed in this column on not complete his education till staff member November I,. AHIS A9156 the desegregation issue. One is the age of 22, or even 24 or 25, the belief that "military force if he needs further professional was the only means left . . . 1,411 I Do Von Zell's Views St. ! 51 U 0 or scientific training. At the [since] logical reasoning and 400 South First 396 South First Gallup Looks for Demo Win in Congress other end, he may begin to en- Lead to Fascism? arguments have proved ineffec- A TASTE OF HONEY counter discrimination against Editor: tual." starring Rita Tushingham & M. Melvin "A VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR" Gallup pollsters, taking the With intensive campaigning Another was the almost r te Br himself around the age of 40 if and political pulsebeat of the nation just beginning, both parties will Harry Von Zell has missed the fanatical reliance on logic and he should have to look for a Billy Wilder's during an off-year election cam- be trying to stir up interest mark. If we should all do as intellect: that presenting logic- ONE. TWO. THREE SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH new job. Buchholz w Pa, i Neer paign, expect a big year for the among supporters at the grass he says, I think we would all ally and fairly the idea of in- -c; Junes Cooney & Horst country's Democrats. roots level. Other polls conduct- "He must therefore compress eventually become Fascists. Ad- tegration and all its implications Fifty-seven per cent of voters ed by Gallup have indicated that all his progress into approxi- mittedly the Communists are, to the people of the South TROPICAIRE queried reported a Democratic voter interest is actually lagging mately 15 years, instead of be- among other things, out to de- would solve the problem. TWIN-VUE DRIVE-IN ESQUIRE preference for Congress, while behind what it was during the ing able to look forward, as The use of force was by no East Santa Clara at 37111 CL 88144 If oroterly Mayfair) 43 per cent answered on the 1958 campaign. young men once could, to a means the only choice but by BOTH SCREENS 1191 E. Santa Clara St. Republican side and 7 per cent In a recent sampling, 15 per lifetime of achievement. Our Audience Views all means the most brutal. To future, as it has been said, is no resort to force was only per- Tue cersonsl story behind a sex survey Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., doors were undecided. cent of those questioned report- - controversial best selling open 6:45 Sat. and Sun. doors open 34f. longer what it used to be." missive, not obligatory. And George Gallup, head of the na- ed "a lot" of interest in the No.. Queen Candidates LA DOLCA VITA Frankel regards this perhaps the only thing the gov- tionwide poll service, reports ','ember congressional races. as a dis- THE CHAPMAN REPORT also "It is a good idea but the ernment accomplished was ex- that these figures are the same Thirteen per cent said that they turbing situation because, as far Sophia Loren turnout was disappointing," was as results tabulated before the had "some" interest, while 49 as he is concerned, the classifi- changed superiority complex for in the unanimous MERRILL'S MARAUDERS big Democratic win in Congress per cent said "little" and 23 per cation of middle-age, once re- decision of three a guilty one. There is consid- TWO WOMEN business majors after seeing the erable doubt here whether the A 3,..e Soti in 1958. In that year, the Demo- cent were not interested at all. garded as the time of a man's C rr lore show 1962 Homecoming starring Jeff Chandler 2 ut 7:00 crats pulled 56.5 per cent of the greatest expectations, has all Fashion Show end really justified the means. The problem of voter turnout last evening. popular vote and won 283 seats but vanished. This means, he In sharp contrast is the meth- is especially serious for the According to Jay Neal, in the House of Representatives. said, that the unemployed man sen- od of reason or, as one writer PLAYBOY says... ior, it "served its They currently have 263 seats Democrats, for most non-voters over 40 now is classified "old- purpose of calls it, "logic and intellect." letting us see the "the best 8NUDIE' movie to date" In the House. fall in their ranks. er." Employment discrimination Homecoming This solution sounds appealing against him is so prevalent that Queen candidatesit’s the best but, unfortunately, impractical. way I guess when you don't Desegregation is by nature 10 states have laws protecting EL RANCHO know them personally." emotional not intellectual, for the civil right to work of per- Drive In sons between 40 and 65. The fashion show, sponsored its central character, the seg- by J. Magnin's of Valley Fair regationist, Alma 8 Almaden Even the now widely accepted had long been one and the Homecoming Commit- before CT 4-2041 retirement age of 65 should be he ever became a ration- tee, featured peppy, elegant alist. outlawed, in Frankel's estima- He, like most of us, must cocktail dresses on lovely and have aLso tion. He feels that a person abused his reason to feminine Homecoming Queen rationalize PADRE should be allowed to work as and reinforce his semi-finalists. prejudices; thus, Thee, - long as he is able to contribute we hear him As Lynn Bell, junior, so aptly 145 Is, S.. something and wants quoting the Bible to support his So. to work. put it, "Wow." The Jeff Davis racial prejudice at the expense CT 3 33t3 Combo was also a pleasant ad- and sacrifice of the truth. Tutorial Robots dition to the show, playing quiet Logic and intellect, then, can- background music. not undo a segregationist. Only at 2 Head to College Frank Hunt, junior, made the he, himself, can. Only he can theaters suggestion that "the aspirants give this country a civilized and STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) might introduce themselves next effective solution because By 1971, every major school, the year so we could know them real problem is in his heart, college and university will have not better, or even have short ques- his mind as evidenced at least one closed-circuit tele- by the tion and answer periods with fact he is blind to vision system, primarily for dem- humanity each candidate for a more spon- but can still distinguish onstration, laboratory, and ob- colors. CO -HIT taneous situation." The basic question servation. here, then, -SHE WALKS The predicition is based on a BY NIGHT" study by the Institute for Com- munications Research of Stan- Spentan ford University. 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Liberty School, Dept. to Groups: SK C-17610, 1139 West Park, Libertyville, Minors First and San Fernando ixessiMieirRITIIIrstirart7TVAIR: noting, edurational Details free Research ALEXANDRIA Association, Me 24.CP, Olympia, Wash, morale SPARTAN DAILYS Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1962 For the Record Longhairs Poi4e h. Yey By BOB PACINI Get N.Y. Artist Uses Fine Arts Editor -- By PRUDI STAVI6 _ Society Editor Stainless Steel places than San Francisco's Film Feste Tsseros -three ((aims. Sims countrio,, s,ffl compete in Opera from 18 Bistro ler is a very Giants, Fiancees, on Common Ground San Francisco International Film Festival, Oct. 31 -Nov. 13. Sheets as 'Canvas' prep of the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Opera formance are on sale at the Wen- Hard as it may be to do, you've got to adroit that the Giants Films from the United States, Latin American, Europe, the neering and buffs in Southern California are dell Watkins Management Box were real losers yesterday. NEW VtiltlV CPI I In Iron Curtain Countries, and Asia will be shown during the two- ses virtually filling this arid area with arias Office, 89 South First St. Another type of "loser," or so the unmarried males say, is one-time synagogue where he film spectacular. -at ion week of their own now that they can about eight other singers who any good bachelor who gets himself pinned or engaged. works and sleeps, fl Greek Al, United States will be represented by The "David and Lisa." hear opera sung six nights in a fill in when some of the regulars The stags cry. "He's too young to go. Buy, he'll nit- nagged to List hand-rubs a variety of stone *heves that of two disturbed adolescents, it received The story the Venice Film local bistro. have engagements elsewhere. death. Females are nothing but a bunch of connivers," and make abrasives on a stainless steel ration" maid for the Best Festival's award Film by a Nev,' Director. "some or these all sorts of diabolical claims. a classroom The Beverly Hilton hotel has youngsters may sheet a t echnique desec died Russia is sending two films: "Ivan's Childhood" and "Nine But the funny part is, those same diehards will be caught one 'tam some transformed its Rendezvous go on to opera stardom." as unique in modern art. of Days of One Year." "Ivan" is the story of a 12-year-old boy who of these days and they'll love it all. stic tenders Room into a small scale La Scala For those skeptics who are The artist is Nikos Bel -Jon is orphaned in World War II and joins the Russian front lines as a Anyway felkis look at it this way, married males live longer day wind in an experiment to please long- afraid of recital-type entertain- and the sheet seen feet high up scout. Critics at Venice, where it won this year's Grand Prix, com- bachelors. nance haired drinkers. ment, Green gets red in the face. than arid 28 feet long may Is- the man" pared its tender time-out-ol-war mood to that of "Ballad of a iter. Organized by composer-con- Here are some of those who are getting ready to add a few largest stainless steel mural Soldier.' PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT years. ductor Johnny Green, a small ever "painted." It will be in- Pad -Nine Days of One Years" will be shown out of competition. "All we have is a piano accom- company of singers presents a ENGAGED stalled in Chicago's Museum of II It tells the story of nine (lays in the life of a young nuclear scientist paniment," he said, "but it is Carolyn Smith, Alpha Omicron Pi junior wide selection of classic opera sociology major fiorn Science and Industry where who is injured by exposure to radiation, and of the conflict that beautifully done. And the pro- Menlo Park, to Richard Freeland, Sigma nightly, except Sunday. Nu senior journalism later this year the American arises between his desire for personal happiness and his professional gram is different every night." majxn from Sacramento. There are no scenery, no props, Iron and Steel Institute will un- goals. Supper is served during the Sue Bushell, sophomore education major from Los Angeles, no costumes. But the singers act veil an exhibit. ITALIAN ENTRY performances at prices from to Lenny Shell, senior business major at University of Santa Clara, out their roles and wander The Italian entry is "Disorder." a work by "new wave" to $4.50. Week nights the from San Jose. Wedding plans are for a year from this The theme of the abstract among the customers as they $2.50 month. director Franco Brusati, starring Louis Jourdan, Curt Jurgens, cover charge is $2.50. On Friday Elizabeth Halferty, senior Spanish major from Santa mural is "Steel in the Future." present the most popular num- Ana Susan Strasberg, Renato Salvatori and Jean Sorel. and Saturday nights it's $3.50. to Larry Dawn, former student at SJS, from San Jose. It depicts what Bel-Jon de- bers trom such famed works as In an off-beat, highly symbolic style, the film explores the con- So far Green and company just Margie scribes as "a central steel -like "Rigoletto," "Carmen," "La Bo- Carmichael, Kappa Alpha Theta senior history major fusion in the ambitions, values and behavior of Milan's society hope to break even. at University of California at Berkeley, to Bill Olmsted, Sigma figure stretching upward and hemp," "Tosca," "Madame But- outward to infinity symboliz- WHO world. "If the idea catches on and is Chi junior police major from Oakland. An August wedding in terfly" and "The Student Prince." ing the unlimited potential of There will be two films from France: "Therese Desqueyroux" successful here there are plans planned. steel through the unlimited vis- and "America, the Unexpected." "Therese," based on a novel by Pl'ItE OPERA to put operatic entertainment Carol Christian, senior occupational therapy major from San ion of man." STERN Francois Mauriac, explores the character of a sensitive woman "I believe in plunging into a throughout the Hilton hotel Jose to Robert Evans, electronics technician from San Jose. driven by bitterness and despair. "America, the Unexpected," is a Utilizing the shiny stainless new idea, not wading in an inch chain," Green said. PINNINGS quizzical foreigner's-eye-view of the United States and of some steel sheet as his canvas, the at a time," said Green. "That's Marty Newman, Alpha Omicron Pi sophomore medical tech- this country's features that don't get into the travel brochures. 6001) CROWDS stone abrasives as a paint brush of why our repertoire is made up nology major from Lodi, to Michael Ram.sey, Delta Upsilon and From Germany comes a new film version of "Hamlet," with "We've been open tor business and a bank of 28 colored lights of pure opera and not 'semi- graduate of University of Pacific, now at Fort Ord. Academy Award winner Maximilian Schell. It will be shown twice for a month now and have been for pigmentation, the national- classical' material. Judy Lehman, Alpha Chi Omega junior education major from it the Festival, once in dubbed English and once in the original "Our idea is to entertain with drawing good crowds, but we are ly-known muralist executes mil- rit limited by space. The room holds Glendale to Gary Hendricks, Alpha Tau Omega senior business lions of tiny scratches and broad German. the golden nuggets of great mu- major from Santa Monica. AFFAIR' Bulgaria will compete with "Sun and Shadow." The subjects only 100 people. swirls on the giants stretch of sic. We don't want to teach or Claudia Brandon, Alpha Omicron Pi sophomore education major boy and girl who meet at the seashore, fall in love and then "There have been experiments metal. are a carry a message. from San Leandro, to Wes DeCou, senior medical psychology major endangered by the "shadows" of world problems. back east in the past to put These scratches. which Bel - YOUTH find themselves "We present one scene or aria at Stanford, from Oakland. after the other from various opera into informal settings, but Jon makes with assorted grades JAPANESE SAGA Carole Bettega, Kappa Kappa Gamma junior medical tech- operas. It is steady entertain- never in a plush hotel nightclub of round, oblong and square Japanese film, "Immortal Love" is a saga of Japanese nology major from El Cerrito, to Clark Ransome, Sigma Phi The ment for 3% hours with a few atmosphere. pieces of carborundum, seeming- 1932 to the present day. Its five episodes tell of the tur- junior physical education major at University of California, from life from minutes break from time to time. "I'd say we've brought Hilton ly go in every conceivable direc- marriage of a war cripple and his embittered wife. Walnut Creek, RE bulent The music is sung just as It to the opera, not opera to the tion. By working within care- lair! Czechoslovakian entry is "Baron Munchhausen." Based on Sharon John.son, Sigma Kappa junior mathematics major from The would be from a stage, solos, Hilton. And once people see the fully plotted areas, coupled with Burger's 18th century story of the Prince of Liars, Pomona, to Jack Peterson, Sigma Nu junior industrial technology aro St. Gottfried duets and ensembles up to sex- kind of show we put on they'll the battery of colored lights, the "Baron Munchhausen" is a fantasy that makes spectacular use of major from Burlingame. of the metal sheet ., dCC’ tets." realize the opera isn't looking surface SC, OOP . Sue Hay, Kappa Kappa Gamma junior education major at trick photograhpy and color. down its nose at anyone. It bounces light at different angles STI'DENTS Colorado University. from Colorado Springs, Cola, to Pete McGrath, ITA There will be two films from Brazil: "The No Good Ones" performers are simply is combining great music and intensities. Most of the Sigma Phi Epsilon junior mechanical engineering major from and "Keeper of Promises." "The No Good Ones" is a story of young young people studying opera at with comfortable, intimate sur- This specially arranged light- friendship Palos Verdes. Brazilians who ignore love, and morals in a ruthless University of Southern Cali- roundings." ing system gives the mural a the Carolyn Irwin, junior education major from Sunnyvale, to Dick bid for money. are sparkling irridescence in ever- fornia and UCLA. There Green, SJS graduate from Santa Clara, -Keeper of Promises" tells of about a dozen singers in all, al- changing color tones. Ellen Norris, Delta Gamma senior education major from Santa ,WIsserilailliikeleaaerearliaiNOr a peasant farmer who vows to every other night, six ternating Phi Mu Alpha Monica, to Fred Gruber, Theta Chi senior marketing major from carry a cross into church if his paid a flat at a time. They are Santa Monica. sick donkey lives. In trying to $25 a night. RENT A rate of Jane Chambers, Delta Gamma senior education major from carry out his promise, the "Nobody's voice could take Look Your Sinfonia Plans Hanford, to Court Stewart, Sigma Alpha Epsilon senior business farmer becomes a pawn in a of beating every night," TYPEWRITER that kind major from Fresno. conflict between political and Green explained. "There are Sharpest! church factions. The film won Gini Irving, Delta Gamma junior social science major from Van ,,;liccial Student Hates Recital Oct. 30 Ives, to Bob Kane, Theta Chi junior social science major from IANCHO the Grand Prix at Cannes this When the Occas.on ,s Formal Burlingame. rive I- year. Victor Borge, Music from the Baroque to the Wear a Tux From IDA'S Poland's entry is "The Past," contemporary will form the pro- 14 SISTERS & Af,i7r1 3 mos. 18 a two-part film that explores gram for the Phi Mu Alpha Sin- The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon chose their favorite gals ALL NEW ' 4.204, 'The Great Dane,' for membership in "Little Sisters of Minerva." Named were Linda the possibility of justice in a fonia recital Oct. 30 in Concert DINNER LSE 01 ft -RENT world at war. It begins in the Hall at 8:15 p.m. Bonney, Pam Carleton, Gail Rowan, and Cindy Conrad, Kappa Alpha Theta; Angela Kiochli and Sharon Reed, Delta Gamma; JACKETS. ADRE TO Ott N PLAN" Poland of World War H and Corning to Civic The program will open with ends in a post-war courtroom the Sonata in G minor for flute, Arlene Jung and Laury Mainwaring, Chi Omega; Diane Miller, PANTS. SHIRTS haat, Nail clown the chairs. make in West Germany. Leonard Buc- oboe and bassoon. Featured per- Barbara Scott, Judy Harris and Nancy Lang. Alpha Phi: Holly sure the roof is fastened se- AND io. 10 ’ zowski is the director. formers ((Sr the work are Beth Spangenberg, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Molly Wyant, Gamma curely to the Civic Auditorium Phi Beta. .3.3353 BUSINESS MACHINES Two Indian films will com- Stitt. flute; Gary Gray, oboe and ACCESSORIES AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT and make preparations to laugh will be had at the Alpha Omicron pete: "Folk Tales of the River Jerry Dagg, bassoon. A real taste of old Italy Fernando heartily. Pi house Sunday when pledges sponsor the traditional spaghetti Third & San Bend" and "Waves After Music of the 20th century fol- S1.50 Rental Fee Victor Borges the Great Dane lows with Hindemith's Sonata feed. Tickets are 75 cents for the 4-7 p.m. affair. (('ontinued on Page it, Col. 5) himself, is coming to town. for Trumpet and Piano, with Saturday evening will see the Sigma Kappas celebrating their WATCH FOR THE OPENING Borge, whose views on music 88th Founders Day at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Join- Martin Berinbaum, trumpet and OUR NEW STORE and musicians are about as daffy OF Marilyn Beebe, piano. ing in the celebration will be sister chapters from University of as they can get, will appear in 380 S 1st Baufil's Grand Trio is sched- California and Chico. San Jose Nov. 5 at 8:30. uled next. Elliott Charnow, clar- PLEDGE OFFICERS oj Attempting to predict what Ida's Tuxedo Rental inet, John Currey, clarinet and New pledge officers for Sigma Kappa are Toni Tomsic, presi- Borge will do during his "Com- president; Bonnie 1027 S. 1st Si Cy 7 5102 CO.HIT Rees Padfield, clarinet will per- dent; Carrie Grundman. vice Willies, secretary; edy in Music" show is just about and Gail DePolu, social chairman. HE WALKS form the work. Donna Lohse, treasurer impossible. Y NIGHT' Jerry Dagg, bassoon and Su- humor in the comic-pi- The san Snook, piano will offer the two-hour show never anist's Galliard Sonata in F for bassoon. same way twice. '55 VW 59 Chev V8 comes out the Wal-Berg's Concerto will be is due to the au- 4 door sedan Part of this performed by James McCarthy, cis ,s participation at which standard transmis,,k,n dience trumpet and Mary Ann Comelli, motor overhauled Borge asks for requests. radio, heater time piano. Sorge is likely white side -wall tires At that time Bach's Sonata in D Major will $795 to perform such "selections" as two-tone finish be presented by Stephen Geb- and "Chop Sticks $1495 "Bach to Bop" hart, cello and Dick Woodruff, to Chopin." romoink piano. OM amp sem written guarantee program for "Comedy in The The contemporary composer banl, term "Frankly, we don't Music" warns, Poulenc will be represented by what Mr. Borge will do, know his Trio, performed by Martin he'll keep us but we're sure Berinbaum, trumpet, Allen Stitt, time to time. There JOE KERLEY INC. posted from horn and Gary Wulbern, trom- intermission, but only is also an bone. Lincoln Mercury Used Cars knows when." Mr. Burge A highlight of the concert will for the one-night per- 205 West San Carlos Ticekts be the performance of Three

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4--NPANT AN DAILY Wednesday, Oct 17, 1962 Royal Show Mystery Phone Call Homecoming Queen Charges Lyke Libel ke. SJS teat lat. Wag:T/111v had The threatened charge was made To Appear on TV another first last week %%hen it was by a mysterious telephone caller faced with a possible libel charge who identified himself only as be- The 1962 Homecoming Queen football Wive's, yell leaders for an article which has not been ing with the "Colliers Detective and will find herself in a whirl of ac- student leaders. Film clips taken published yet. according to editor Agency." Miss Kuizenga said. tivities following her crowning at on the college campus will No such organization is listed 1,e Ann Kuizenga. the Coronation Ball Friday night, shown. The article, which will appear in with the Santa Clara Valley Better according to Phyllis Smith, Queen As part of their royal the Oct. 24 issue of Lyke, is a Business Bureau. duties, the Committee chairman. Queen and her court live-page pictorial and graphic lay- The caller said he represented a will assist On Oct. 23 Her Majesty and her in judging the out titled "Students in Politics," student who had not been inter- downtown mar. court will be feted on the Frank chants' window displays by Wanda Jolly. senior language viewed for the article but felt his Oct. 25. Darien Show. The program is Activities continue arts major and Spartan Daily news name was being mentioned in "li- Oct. 26 with viewed at 5:30 p.m. on KNTV, a Bonfire Rally. editor last semester. belous material in connection with Channel 11. communism." Lyke editor reported. In addition to the Queen and Also appearing on the show will He would not give the name of his her court, the event will feature be the Homecoming Committee, client. the appearance of Dr. Dudley De. Phone Company ------"He wanted us to read the article Groot, Homecoming panne Grand to him." Miss Kuizenga said. "In- Marshal. To Present Talk stead. I suggested we make an Barbecue Set Saturday, Oct. 27, will be the TIMBERRRRTh,s tree, one of the thousands , r A- ^a L Dyson appointment between myself and "big day." Activities climaxing in the Santa Clara Valley which fell as a result Fernando to William streets and from Fifth to the writer and himself and his with the Homecoming Palade of the recent record storm, lies across the lawn 13th streets. A city policeman and a power at On Solar Energy client to discuss the charge." IA Group 9:30 a.m, and the Homecoming of the Sigma Chi Annex on South 10th street. company electrician discuss the problem. PG&E By Although the man said he would Game that evening at with An lecture ,ponsored The powerlines were reported severed at I I reports it is mopping up its work just now. Its Epsilon Pi Tau, honorary men's the by the Bell Telephone Co. is call back to make the appointment, University of New Mexico in a.m, in the area, causing a blackout from San men went without rest from Thursday to Sunday. Industrials arts fraternity, the In- scheduled for Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Lyke staff has not heard from him Spartan Stadium. in S142. The topic will be "Ferro- since. reports Miss Kuizenga. dustrial Arts club, and the Student magnetic Domains and Solar The article covers the political Industrial Design Association, are activities of SJS students in the Energy." Health Service sponsoring their annual Froth Pictures Nov. 6 state elections. National Examinat.ionsjointly G. Ap- According to Dr. Arnold fall barbecue tomorrow afternoon I Attention freshmen and Mors, plegarth. SJS professor of zoology at 5:30 p.m. Photographs for La Torre. campus and science education, the lecture Immunizations yearbook, will continue taking pic- is part of a yearly telephone corn: Purpose of the affair, according Oct 27 Deadline Set for SJS in 1963 lures today. according Businesy party project to aid science and to Mr. Don Betando, assistant pro- Dr. Harrison Heath. SJS testing tery of subject matter in the fields Manager physics instructors in presenting Set for Friday , lessor of industrial arts, is just ' Hon Hall. officer, has accepted an offer from they may teach. Photos will be taken in the In. the latest advancements in the: or Pre-law Test a get-together for members of the The Student Health Service ad- the Educational Testing Service to A Bulletin of Information, con- ner Quad if weather permits. fields. Deadline for applications to take department, their families and In ministers immunizations for small- institute SJS as one of the 300 taining an application and de- case of inclement weather, a wiled, Space for 200 is available in 'he Nov. 10 National Law School friends. pox, diphtheria, tentanus. typhoid testing centers for the nationwide scribing registration procedures. ule will he posted on the La Torre the lecture hall. Dr. Applegarth admission test is Oct. 27 for seniors Included on the agenda are the I and influenza es ery Ftiday at 1-4 !administration of the National may be obtained from the National door, J117, Hall stated. said. The meeting Is open to all planning to enter law school in the usual department greetings, and p.m. in H130. ; Teacher Examinations on Feb. 16, Teachers Examinations. Educa- Junior pictures will be taken tre interested persons. fall. warned Dr. T. M. Norton, introductions of new professors. I Regular students carrying six 1963. This will he the first time the ,.rnal Testing Service, Princeton, day from 2-4 p.m. Freshman - The Bell company will have last assistant professor of political sci- and the prime interest, steak and pc and one half units may receive all campus has served as a testim. N .1. lures are set for tomorrow trim 11 year's solar energy kits available ence and pre-law adviser. all the trimmings. theseimmunizationswithout center. Completed applications that are a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2-4 for use by any science instructor. Applications must be sent to the Tickets for the affair, to be held charge, upon presentation of their Designating this area as a cen- eornpanied by proper examina- p.m. Also on display will he a model Educational Testing Service at at the barbecue pits in front of the 'student body cards. ter for the examinations will give "n fees will be accepted by the demonstrating the latest theory of Princeton, N.J. They are available Women's Gym. are $1.75 per plate, Limited students, faculty and local prospective teachers a ehance Llocational Testing Service from wave motion. in CH146. and $1 for children. employees may receive all the im- to compare their performances ,.v. 1 to January IS, 1963. ellen _gel _Acquaird," munizations w ithout chaige. H ow- with candidates throughout the ever, for an influenza shot they country. SAM Dues pay a fee of 50 cents at the Seniors planning to teach may Woman Lobbyist SPECIAL STUDENT RATES Students Affairs Business Office, Today is the deadline for all Dres Right take the tests. Also, many school TH16. A receipt from this office present members of SAM (Society Five Qualified Experts systems encourage or require tip- is to be presented at the time of To Talk Tomorrow for the Advancement of Manage- plieants to submit their scores on To Serve You For service Mrs, Annalee Stewart, national ment) to pay their dues for the these tests, along with their cre- legislative secretary' for the Worn- year. ANDERSON'S I I omecom i n dentials, when applying for posi- en's International League for Fees are $5 and may be paid in Rec Staff Members lions. Peace and Freedom, will speak on TH16, according to Jack Holland. BEAUTY SALON Attend Conference At the one-day testing session, her experiences as a lobbyist to- SAM adviser and head of the Man-1 17 S 4th Phone 2,,2 ')055 You Can't candidates may take the common morrow afternoon at 3:30 in agement Department. Fine members of the Recreation examinations which include tests CH150. Afford Not To! Department staff attended a in professional information, gen- Mrs. Stewitit's topic will he. thiee-day conference of the CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON You'll be d r d right for Rec- era! culture, English expression, "W ashington Views Disarma- reation Educators of Northern Homecoming and Il your im- and nonverbal reasoning. ment." The lady lobbyist will draw portant social and business California State Colleges at Asilo- on her experiences as a daily vis- functions with a naturally tai- mar last weekend. Candidates may also take one lpeuirtieri or itor to congressmen and adminis- lored suit by Middishape. Se - Dr. Mary Wiley, head of the two of the optional examina- loot your suit from the season's 1. inns- trators in the speech. which is un- TYPEWRITERS RENTED Recreation Department, Associate lions designed rIvil,,,ns1r711, smartest colors too! 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To Challenge State Department Backs Counsel Ruling: Widespread Poverty Senate-Accused Officer 'Francis Amendment \VA.SIIINi :TON Th, But as a Ilit ela-s service idle ! said, Wieland %vas telling fine:els BRANSON prefer to By ALLFAilKA accept I. rather than State Department yesterday de- cer, he is subject to other assign- that Castro was a Communist I tPI I SALZBERG, Au.stila gifts, Sen said. fended the continued employment ments at any time. surrounded by Communists. ;alias millions of Americans and , Austria, 0,5 an example of a small and %Vhile of Foreign Service Officer William White said Wieland received a "Yet he never told his superiors about get- country Trial' worried seeking to aid Denies arc Jury if,kpn Elatopealla onorer na- E. Wieland, criticized Monday security clearance after last year's huge sums by officially or wrote in any depart- 6, ting fat and spending tions, hopes to realize a total of '20 the Senate Internal Security sub- review of his case, which was ment paper down to the day when ill. money on reducing aids and mojects, each of which will cost committee. SACRAMENTO . UPI I ..1, Corm-11 put his question of from $100,000 t., room. requested by the subcommittee. Fidel Castro stood belore the about 300 million to non ma. lative counsel A. C. Mot: ; ! ..:: ly: duties, the diets. The subcommittee said in a The stibcommittee has been world as a self-proclaimed Marx- people are not Austrian tur- ruled that a person him ! -,Voult1 a person 1,,i oil to be it ,vill ban of the world's U.N. officials informed mal assist report made public Monday critical of Wieland's activities as ist. what he told friends privately subversive it. getting enough to eat. the FAO that this includes mainly the :ilernberuif ii communo or sub- Mer. that Wieland must take part of an expert connected with the Cu- . . ." the subcommittee said. Francis constitutional rotwodaient These figures were cited by It. agricultural projects, as this mem- sersive nreatuzation pursuant to Oct. ata the blame for the Conununist ban situation from 1941. "Mr. Wieland became an active woull not be entitled to a jury Sen, director of the United try of seven million is unmanly the Louis Fran. is amenIment Ur t. 26 With R. takeover in Cuba. It charged he It said that exact pinpoint of apologist for Fidel Castro, even Nations Food and Agricultural Or- rich in agricultural technicians and witted to a any trial?" :was lacking in "integrity and gen- blame for certain failures in the to the extent of openly contradict- The opinion. written for Asitem- ganizat ion I FAO i . methods. The arriWer written April 30 by ?ueen and emit suitability." department cannot be made be- ing intelligence officers who were blynum John O'Connell, ID-San Opening a new campaign against These include setting up training deputy INislative counsel Terry L. ill feature State Department Press Officer cause some official reports were attempting to brief Dr. Milton Francisco I, is months old but wit, hunger and need, Sen appealed re- courses, examining the land for ap- Baum was equally as terse. hailey De- Lincoln White said Wieland had withheld. Eisenhower, then on an official !nude public by the lawmaker eently to all developed countries, plication of the best artificial fer- . "In our opinion he a:twirl not be." arie been kept on after a "full review The report complained that Wie- trip to Mexico representing his today. Grand big and small, to "help the devel- tilizets, grass seeds and grains. :of all the evidence" by Secretary land had seen intelligence data brother, President Dwight I) "The guarPntee in the California aping countries help themselves." , NEAR EAST of of trial by ill State Dean Rusk a year ago. for years indicating that Fidel Eisenhower, respecting commu- constitution of the right he the . Austria also is planning to send He STARVING MILLIONS said Wieland is serving as Castro was pro-Communist, and nism in the Castro regime," the preserves only such right as it climaxing sugar beet seeds to the Near and "In addition to the perhaps 500 a management analyst in the de- had Communist associates. At Commie Killed . !set at common law in 1850," Parade report said. at who are literally sett ring," , Far East and is to help with for- ,: the opinion. "The constitu- meta-gnaw millions partment's Office of Management. least as early as 1958, the report Sen said "one billion people -- a estation planning in British Gui- tional guarantee does not extend to 1 with the ana as well of the world's population . . as setting up veteran- lit 'I SlCiitl poiceeding unless ex- lexico third In Sino-Indian in are existing on inadequate or im. arY trainingain coursesco there. pre,Iy made available by law." i Russ, JFK proper diets." Other countries can follow Airs- ) Years of Crop Failure Halts Assemblyman Loida Francis of The FAO's campaign, against trio's' example, Sen said. . San Mates, is specifically identified hunger and need, he said, is two- "Even the smallest countries ( Border Clash as the utit h o r of the proposed res can contribute to this battle in this fold. The first objective is to make Set Meeting NEW DELHI One amendment. Proposition 24, on the manner," he said. Red hinese Farm Exports id juniors! the world conscious of the extent . Communist Chinese soldier was Nov. 6 general election ballot. "Everylxxly can take part who r. campus af poverty in the highly developed , By ti.XVI,OBO P. t.DDM IN nutrition. and !amine. according to WASHINGTON (UPI' i'''''''i - killed yesterday in a new Sim- Francis has claimed that the is aware of the intense need in tent Kennedy and eking pit. '20th century. The second aim is to the : United Press International the general picture of Communist Soviet Foreign Indian clash along the disputed controversial Section 3 of the world today from the Minister Andrei Gromyko will > Business study the circumstances so effee-' campaign- WASHINGTON An Agricul- China's trade in farm products, meet border of the. two countries, it was amendment which outlines what 1.1' for public awareness of the tomorrow at the request of the tive steps may be taken to alltni- ture Department study shows that pieced together from fragmental) officially announced. yeitins are subversive is clarified needs of others to the aericultural i hunger, Russians, the White House an- in the In. ate the situation. 1 malnutrition, and famine' data. Even so, ERS said, Red China An Indian Foreign Office sielies- hy the words "pursuant to law." expert who demonstrates better ' flounced today, F.Trnits. In "This is not just a fund-rais- induced by three (rippling crop, has not abandoned her basic ob. man said "some Chinese opened The proposed amendment would ing campaign... seil ',larding methods to the farmers ,.I f ,i1 r, a sched. emphasized. tires have forced Communist leetive of farm trade for industrial No official reason was given for fire at one of our positions" this forbi i Communists or Communist I a:I: ,nes in." china to halt La Torre "We are not asking fot charity. industrial expansion, items. In this way China can save the meeting, which comes amid morning in the northeast frontier frail organizations from appearing but asking people to help these cut back farm exports, and mak. her scarce foreign exchange. growing U.S. concern about a pos- area. on the ballot. working for public taken to. countries to help themselves." Monaco Citizens' e merge' ney purchases of fuel Ens economists see little hope sable new and serious East-West "Our past returned the fire," the acencies, taking a tax exemption 'man pie. He said as an example, with . grains. fan- betterment of China's agricul- flare-up over Berlin. spokesman said. "The Chinese and from using a public building. agriculturist pro- But sa from 11 proper methods, Patriotism High The department's economic re- tore so long as the Communist there was some speculation withdrew, leaving behind 'Inc dead It also would require teachers to from 2-4 ductivity can be raised twn and _., search service, ERS, said the key- leadership rules. As a result of in official quarters here that Gm- who was buried by our troops." o-stify under oath that they have three times its present yield in In Tax umpute note of economic policy in Red destruction of China's free-enter- mYko might use the occasion to The new clash, the first in near. not been tr.emhers of the party at many Asian and African countries. China during the first 11 years of prise system 01 fanning, agricul- arrange for an American visit bY ly a week, came ati top Indian di'. ;my time since Oct. 3,19l5. "The developed countries large, MI ,NTE CARLO, alonaco IUPD Communist rule has been to export : ture has buckled under the burden Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. tense officials met in New Delhi Under the controversial section, - Ti,.. people of Monaco and small can hell" by providing united farm products to pay for the ma- of providing food and fiber for use In another development, it was for a review of the latest develop- an organization can be found to be in/c1 knowledge, technical skills, ins-eat. behind Prince Rainier and Princess : chinery and equipment needed to at home and fox' sales abroad. ERS learned that Kennedy has received inents in the bloody dispute with Red by an Appellate or Superior ment resources and technical Grace yesterday to stave off the industrialize the country. : said gross mismanagement of Linn a high-level recommendation front Red China over the bolder re,;ion Court fudge, a county grand ittry. RATES studies,- the FAO ditector said. catastrophe that this tiny Riviera But ineptness of farm policies, resources by the authorities, who within his administration for sta- Prime Minister Jawaharlal Ne:1- the stvte attorney general or any LOANS, NOT GIFTS principality might lose out as a coupled with unfavorable weather. put politics over and above sound tinning a United Nationas official ru returned from a visit to Ceylon court, officer, board commission, serfs He suggested that projects be tax-free paradise because of a dip- i brought three poor crop years in. farming practices, has been the in Berlin who would have broad as word of the new incident was ageney or it her body of the gov- Inmatic fight with France. set up to assist these countries a mw. The result was hunger. [nal-, leading cause. duties. released. ernment of the United States. in developing their own industries, A spokesman at the palace said: ------ 'S skills anti technicians. It could event the mailman had been bringing hi la. experience, superior individuals from every wraduate and ON be looked upon as a profitable en- messages of good will from the undergraduate educational discipline find successful careers terprise because many countries various local and foreign residents in a major agency such as the Thompson Company. Staff 2:1 Xr55 of this 360-acre country, members in our New York Office alone represent nearly 300 So far, no foreign country has colleges and universities here and abroad. come forth with any statements of solidarity for toy-sized Monaco. pin- I TON Trunk Killer . Your career with us. You may be surprised to learn broiled in a tax war with France.' A career that while an advertising company must have artistically cre- said But a palace spokesman ative people, it depends just as much on people who are imagi- Winnie Judd never before in the history of Mo- native and inventive in other ways. naco had the citizens so enthusi- Still Missing astically demonstrated patriotism. Our business is selling. Communicating through the writ ten 8 The National Council parliament and spoken word is how we sell. You must possess the ability ,r;c PHoENIX IUPD - Escaped has often been in dissension with for to speak and write well so your ideas may be shared and trunk murderess Winnie Ruth the prince about various matters understood. Judd, 59, remained at large yester- hut now they are "solidly united," day and police said they had no the government official said. 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RT TI LH V - 1... rs -On Yankees Beat Giants 1-0 To Become Champs Distance Men Ralph Terry Series Hero, Meet Stanford Pitches Four-Hitter To Win tr/rn the finish team. Ins year he has is.pped the Long Beach State By LEO H. PETERSEN bj striking out OrLindo epeila only hit during t lo. Invitational and the meet Satur- SAN FRANCISCO I UPI 4 - The alter %% line Nler'usey had tripled tour inning., ran into ti...1.1. day. Muiphy set national frosh Nit York Yankees won their 20th stIlli tst to out. the fifth us hen Moo., recants at Warld Series championship led the inning six miles arld 10.000 yester In the ninth, pineh-bitter Mutty %tit!, r i of another to left :Ind raced ditv when handsome Ralph Terta Alou beat out it bunt tel open the to third leove.-.1 I.*SC pitched them to a four-hit, 1-1i $. I ti t Ku) With two All-Americans on the inning and Willie Mays doubled the Spartans, victory over Francisco renter. squad. Murphy has had a tough the San hirn to third base with two out. .l team will Giants in the seventh and deciding tast. Fishback and Ron Davis, Sanford then art I ked Terry then ended the game by TPITY !Meats until game. to both All-Americans, have yet to inducing McCovey to line out to load the bases with none out. Ku. htunpionships at Lan- The Yankees pushed across the hek then best Murphy in a winning effort. Bobby Richardson at second base. goainded to shortstosp in late Ninember. only run of the game in the fifth But Fishbaek, Davis and Ben This was a gratifying truimph Jose Pagan for the ,tart al t'n- awn. the Spartans will be inning when shortstop Tony Kubek double play Murphy in the Watermelon Run. for Terry, who was the "goat" of by Wi0. ,i1 loa concentaiting on Friday's trip to grounded into a double play with and Skowtan Still the sprite Murphy placed the 1960 series because he served (sane home with the Palo Alta This is because' Sian- the bases loaded. fourth in that lace. up a game-winning homer to Bill only run of the game. Riehardson ford is ranked th!rd in the nation The Indians will be tough at Terry, 26, a right-handed fast' NI azeros k i of the Pittsburgh fouled out to end the inning. by the Track and Field Newslet- home, murh tougher than they hailer', thus won a pitching duel Pirates in the seventh azime of Na York threatened to score ter. The Spartans are No. 1. showed at Saciamento. Their from Jack Sanford of the Giants that classic. again in the seventh innina when And nil wonder. In the Sacra- home course, run over a golf before it croral of 43,948 at windy Boyer and Terry hit successive mento State Invitational Saturday, stiff %%Intl %titbit whipurd in course, will be in much better con- Candlestick Park. singles, putting runners //n first the Indians' Daxe Dubener placed totsard hon.. plate troth t Mit - dition than the Sacramento State In protecting his preenrittun and second with two out. but Ku. field 1111t Ii pitchers. al- thini in ;in extremely tough field. -run lead, Terry worked hi., bek flied out to left field. track. which was under water for though it made the fielder.' ttork Sanford He is only a freshman competing Mit 1,1 the most part. ; sy ay serum'. Jams In the yielded only five singles daring the in the varsity class and his time wventh and inning... Terry difficult tat Hy ball.. The tt Intl first seven innings. Coach Miller said the duel of 18:28 was only 20 seconds be- meet SLIPPING ALONGIdaho quarterback Larry Strohrneyer (20) ended the Giants' first t tin -at al Hine, ranged front '15 to 35 The Giants made their first se- hind SJS' s Jeff Fishback's BRUN at Stanford will be the "duel meet slips in the mud as his teammate Ron Kulm (43) tries to heIp toile an hour. of the year in Northern Califor- threat in the last //f the clockina. him keep his footing. The muddy turf was a big factor in the Tiny pitched perfect hall for seventh when nia." Fans will be able to see most IVIeCiive3. tripled to Fishback finished second behind final outcome of the score Saturday. Idaho tied the Spartans five 2-3 innings before Sanford deep center of the race from one vantage point Coach Lee Walton field with two nut. the Spat-tans' Danny Murphy. 12-12 when SJS had the winning TD called back. singled to right field in the sixth Terry got the because of the golf course track. third tad by Murphy has taken charge of the for San Francisco's first hit. out "Under good conditions, it will be eeperla. -Just ha- SJS distance men since mming up Terry struck out four batters tore Nletitt a different story," Miller said. Stresses Fitness trip! e, rookie and did not walk any. This was Tont 'fresh wade a emelt that While the varsity was at Sacra- his second victory of this series, probably I> I'll the game for %en mento Saturday, the junior varsity Sidelines In Current Drills having beaten the Giants in last Big Auto team continued Its work outs in By DON CHAPMAN Insurance Savings Announced Wednesday's fifth game in New Willie Mays hit a line 'am too. In an intrasquad handi- By (iENE WILLIAMS drive into Women and married me over York, 5-3. Before that triumph he the left field corner 21: VII less 313 dividnd, or a net cap race Larry Creider ran fifth Inactive until Friday, Oct. 214 which Trash of $65 (bated on current 17 per had lost four straight World Series 'might after a long run. cent diridndl Single men under overall but won the handicap. This . San Jose State's varsity water polo decisions. 25- $252 leu $43 dividend. or not Golf Team Faces Big Year The Yankees threatened in the of 120/. was the first time he had ever ran :team will undergo a strenuous Sanford, who had given up eighth to break the game $10/20,000 Bodily In.lury Liability, 15.003 cross country. He is usually a 4411 Last spring. led by the efforts of hard-hitting Jahnnv: Lotz, San physical condtioning plan in an at- wide Property Damage end 1500 Medical 'pen. Paymnts. Other covrages Of coin- /lash man. Jose State's varsliy golf team walloped its way to an impressive tempt to snap what coach Lee Perbl sayings. Payments cats be Richardson opened the inning mad onc heic or four times Dick Wilkins and Howard Thew Walton terms "a mid-season leth- Rice Owls Coach tea, Call or ,it. for full Infor- 16-4-1 record in dual competition and in so doing drew a few raised with a liner to short. Paizan, rnetion to George M. Campbell, finished in a dead heat for first argy." 544 M.d. Aritnue. 5unnyvela eyebrows in the collegiate golf circuit. After an iminessiye 23-1 con- t hrow pulled Cepeda off the lii.t: REgent 1.1741 (day 5 &te). in the handicap event with a time Rates Mel Renfro This year, the bulwark of that team is hack and more punch quest of a weak San Franc.---/.! and Richardson was safe of 15:09. T re s h beat out a liner all has been added to it. In Co-Coach Jerry Vroom's words, "we have State team in its season openei As All-American Five other frosh members are If Pagan's knee and Mantle three weeks ago, the Spartan met -- HOUST(iN, I angled pressing for varsity berth. accord- considerably more depth than last year, assuming these boys will to right to load the bases. men have experienced only spas- you're looking for some irnpartial ing to Miller. Presently, Joe Neff still be with us in the spring." Mark forced Richaolson at Ow nuxlic success. opinions about All -America can- is seventh. Mike Lamendola, Diet "These boys" upon whom plate and Howard hit into twin the hopes of a highly successful golf Walton's aquamen dropped two didates, Houston football followers1 Kraus and John Litlin are in "the to end the year for the college rests. include Lots, Bill Aragona, Mike Tamer, narrow decisions to tough Cal and kill inning bandits." This is a group of the will recommend Oregon's Mel Ren- Stanford units, and then bounced top 10 runners. Grant Hornbeak, Tom Barber. and Harlan Krantz, all lettermen on fro without qualification. last year's squad. back to win its league opener "I don't know when I've seen against an outmanned Foothill out- sql*AD BoasTEItED a back as good as that one." said Raiders Fire Coach fit. veteran istach Jess Neely. %%hos, EXPERT Add to these men the two outstanding members of the powerful OAKLAND (UPI) -- Marty Last weekend the Spartans split favored Rice Owls were wrecked 1962 freshman team-.-Harry Taylor and John Brugger, transfers Feldman. 39, coach of the last two games. Friday, playing in an 31-12 by Renfro and the Webfoots Tom Culligan of the College of San Mateo state champion junior LUBRICATION place Oakland Raiders of the outdoor pool under inteimittent last Saturday. college team and Dan James, a 2I5-pound slugger out of the service American Football League, was re- rain and windstorms, the locals Houston press sports editor 13. and pre\ Molly the 0..11ege of San Mateo, and talk of a national col- placed by William Corkright. controlled the liall but not the Rule, after watching Hernia gain legiate crown for the varsity that has rumbled in Bay Area circles scoreboard. They suffered a 7-5 141 yards in 13 carrws and run would seem to have backbone. 6(S111) IA:APPLE:It league defeat at the hands of Uni- a pass interception back titi sat hi However, Vroom SAN FRANCISCO UP11-- Leo is not ready to go out on a limb. "Our program veisity of Pacific. said the Oregon hallback dd appears to be on the upgrade again, but we aren't making any rash Saturday, in a contest 98c Nomellini, 260-pound defensive or little rank with 1954 Rice start Deke ALL statements." importance, the Spurts played ex- tackle of the San Francisco Forty- Ntoe.ae. CARS Niners of the National Football ' Vroom's conservative outlook can be understood after examina- cellently and walked over Fresno "For one game at least, Ric. League, is a professional wrestler tion of the continued success of Houston University in the recruiting State, 10-4. The non-league match Stadium saw Moeple's equal," Itu!/ All Other Car Services evened State's //serail reco:/1 :1 during the off-season. game. Houston. known as "The Notre Dame of college golf," gets wrote, lie said he rated Mocalr of Discount Prices the best money can buy. usually. However, it didn't quite make the 3-3. , dad Renfro a' af korner 01: boat in the case of a 19-year-old i,trigster with a familiar golf Walton has hopes of rejuvenat- lege stars 11111., ..nnon and Join/ DISCOUNT LUBP.ITORIUM ing his charges in the next tin name, Dick Lots, who presently hold- the state amateur golf crown. David (-raw dk-awity run- 6th & KEYES CY 5-6257 c:Al AIRLINE RESERVATIONS days. He expects to came up aith ners. ENROLLED AT HOUSTON a winning combination during the Dick, the brother of 22-year-old John, was enrolled at HotalM !idle stretch and make a bid for Pacific after receiving a scholarship for his prowess on the fairways, hut the Nor Cal crown. Did You Say Typewriters? left after two weeks on the Texas campus and is now hack at his If the Spartans are to become have to 13n4 TWA alma mater the College of San Mateo. determined to get the grades title threats they will im- needed for entrance to San Jose State. prove upon their shooting le/rata- We've got 'ern! ages. Only three reserves, Dave tin: cc.; Pan American Last July, at Duke University at Durham, NC., however, Hous- New, used and rental rnach.ne% ton didn't need Dick or any other Lotz as it again walked off with Corbett, R. J. Riddle and Gran: Fully guaranteed Western Thriffair the national championship. The whims of match play golf, which Rogers, have hit on 30 percent at Free parking and delivery have haunted Johnny Lots did so again in the tourney, anti he was their goal attempts. Special student rates humped skill Even Jim Monsees, a flashy lefty out in the second round. However, any doubt of John's 120 E. Sass Fernando re at to Cal Book CY 3-528) CALL :/t the tee can also he removed by a quick look at his medal -play who was an all-Nor Cal selection statistics and tournament record. The husky senior averaged 69 last year, has dipped under the :01 We CY 3-1031 strokes a round last year in dual competition. His list of tournament percent mark. However. Jim has MODERN OFFICE " MACHINES CO. been outstanding at times in post- Your Authorized Agent for All Scheduled Airlines victories includes the Northern California match and medal play ehampionships, the Oakland, Hayward. and Alameda city champion- ing 33 goals. ships and the Western Intercollegiate championship (twice> to name Steve Skold, with 24 scores, is it few. the only other Spartan to hit over ten goals. However, Skold and FROSIII OUTLOOK 131:11:11T travel agency Monsees have accounted for al- Added encouragement for San Jose State's golf picture in the most half of the SJS attempts. future lies in Vroom's bright outlook for the freshman team this year. According to Vroom, an improvement is in order. That's saying 60 NORTH FIRST ST. SAN JOSE a lot, because the 1962 club lost only one match, and that km, to SENIORS Menlo junior college, was erased with a victory later in the season. SAVE Economics Business Administration PER Slits hick. GA l-fiddpn Two 2' & 3' pockts.1 front TUESDAY, REG. OCT. 23, 1962 pOt ;refs And a REAL hidd,1,1((loner) ESTATE MANAGEMENT careers

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NOW Use your Bankamericerd or Art Martinez All parking tickets validated PURITAN OIL CO. 401 & William - 6th & Keyes the First National Charge Plan 290 South First St., San Jose Open Mon., Thurs. A Fri. 111 9 p.m. 10th & Taylor AT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE Spikers Named Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1962 PIPANTAN DAILY-7 )S ASU Has Two Backs All-Americans ro, Three of the members of the year. He also was second in the Rated Tops in Nation State track team from state championships San Jose in the 220 By JOHN HENRY a *ore throat. Everyone el'.. is spring have been named to last year. last The Arizona State Sun Devilo back In top form. The On track team for The third high the All-American school All-Amer- have a diversified attack that fea- question mark is Wendell setnIi. ican is John 1962 Garrison in the MO. tures two of the finest halfbacks in He Is better but may noi hr. He placed 'ill Jeff Fishback was named to the second in the state meet the country, according to Coach ready to go Saturday. but was named to team in the 3,000-meter steeple- the All-Ameri- Bob Titchenal. Walt Roberts is hark in top can team tho. chase. His best time last year was because that was the Charley Taylor is the big gun after having a sore knee. only race he !rouble. in 8524. This was the second All- lost all year. His for the Devils, both offensively and Looking back over last Satur- Fishback. He best time was 1:52.7. NI,o at non American award for defensively. To beat Arizona State day's game, Titchenal said that I a single was named to the All-American the Spartans must contain Taylor. the movies of the game didn't show

third ist cross country team last year. Two U.S. Cities Titchenal says. movement on the last play. "Idaho II. ten. Fishback is back with the Taylor played the major role in showed more movement on their Arizona's tie with the Washington touchdt an.'' Ti tchena I said cross country team this year. Authorized State Cougars. He was told to In the third quarter the score- The team is rated No. I In the For hold All-America candidate Hugh board Hock was running sloo',. nation by the Track and Field Olympics "That Newsletter. CHICAGO (UPIIDetroit and Campbell down to as few pass re- according to Titchenal. ceptions was foot- Lake Placid were authorized by as possible. the longest quarter in The second All-American award the U.S. Olympic Committee yes- Taylor took his Job to heart ball," he said. End coach Harry went to hammer thrower Ed and completely shut Campbell Anderson rtr llllll ented on f 1k 'Oh the of terday to bid to bring the 1968 Burke. Burke was one the most out in the first half. In the 114.1.- slowness of ttst elork. prob. Itiehadson Olympic Games to die United "We consistent members of the SJS ond a iliY ed States. half Campbell was able to lul.s% rive minutes longer team last spring, according to make five catches as the Cougars in the quarter than we should :1 IIscore Detroit was selected from five cross country coach Dean Miller. eitille from behind to tie the have." he said. nin5 ts her, cities bidding for the summer Burke is hard at work prac- Devils. Rand Carter couldn't run against games and Lake Placid was chosen ticing the hammer for the Pan- Head coach Frank Kush of Ari- Idaho because of the soreness of his On firm to bid for the winter games which American games next spring, Mil- zona State feeLs that Taylor has hip. This hampered his effective- it. hut Ku had only two applicants. ler says. the potential to become one of the ness despite the fact that he com- kl. Sanford Kenneth L Wilson of the USOC. Johnson, who compet- Ph,to best running backs in ASU's pleted 16 of 21 passes. (halm; the Dennis complimented the presentations of b,r Barry Stevenson bad leg for most of history. Pete Demos pulled a muscle in ed with a all of the cities, and said that BLOCKED OUTSpartan Halfback Jerry Col- the game was the slowness of the clock in the year was named an All- lett, on the ground, was blocked by Larry Taylor's specialty is the "home- the game but probably will be ir first se. the he believed any one of them would third quarter. Coaches Bob Titchenal and Harry in the 100-yard dash. Strohmeyer who turned run ball." He scored a key touch- ready for Arizona. If he isn't. It Of the American have facilities superior to those and went in to help Anderson think that the Spartans and Idaho time was 9.4 down on a 70-yard run off a screen Titchenal plans to put Bob Pater- Johruion's best which could be on the tackle. Bob Ames (right) also decides to played about three minutes extra due to the tripled 4. made possible in pass last year against Oregon son in at the flanker spot two last year. any other cities jump in on the tackle. One of the factors in slowness. out in the world. State. Last spring he scored on a The year before Johnson burned Salt out ny Lake City was the other 75-yard run from scrimmage in the track world as he equalled Just 1*. up bidder for the winter games while practice. I t., then world record of 9.3 four INSURANCE rookie the Philadelphia. Portland, Ore., San The second of ASC's fine barks aid. that times. Twice he broke the record Francisco and Los Angeles had 'Little Spartababes PROBLEMS? 500' a Race in Tony Soon; Lorick. He is not with 9.2s only to lose the mark for New bid for the slimmer games. flashy runner but he is steady We Insure Anyone! of the wind. because Los Angeles, in a statement is- and r dependable. The ASI Drivers According to Miller, Johnson Special Rates for Safe drive into sued by William M. Henry, criti- Play SJCC coaches also rate him tops de- LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS sC currently in Australia training itch Tresh is cized the choice of Detroit by im- B League Is Tied fensively. They say he Is a sure insurance Service F Up .tevens the British Empire Games an. for plication. tackler with above-average 770 Willow St. CY 7-21354 fall. Only a week and three Today! ned in the later this "We particularly regret that the days re- out their next opponents. There speed. to three college main for "Little 500" bicycle race tame wide In addition the decision was not made by the Today's football schedule has the With all the running speed the Spartans San Jose State's record -smash- All-Americans, the have committee which actually visited entries to be handed in to Intra- International House playing Devils have, Titchenal still experts up three high school All- mural Director Dan Unruh in MG the inninr picked the sites and saw and heard the Moulder Hall No. 2. 'Moulder Hall ing frosh water polo team goes to see a lot of passing. Quarterback USED CAR CORNER t. Americans for the freshman team. presentations of the five cities 121. No. 2 Mat to the Birchezts by a after its 13th straight victory this P;rzan, John Jacobs is a fine passer, ac- 61 Falcon $1,495 set a national forfeit, despite shutting them out, If the la; Ed Moody, who which were bidding for the hon- Teams, which will be composed afternoon at 2:30 against San Jose cording to the coach. Last week 2 door 15-0. The International House was lie. high school record in the low or," Henry said. of four men and two alteinates, the Sun Devils completed 34 passes 61 Falcon "Future" 51,795 idle City College in the Jaguar pool. liner off hurdles at 18.2, won the award must have their entries in by Oct. Monday. for a new school record. . Coach Lee Walton's Spartababes 59 Chevrolet $1,195 tie singled In his specialty. Moody is also 27 in order to participate in the Pink Tub and the Birchers bat- In addition to Jacobs passing, 4 door sedan experienced little difficulty in a a great sprinter, having run a Warriors Open qualifying trials Nov. 3. tle in another C league game. The the Arizona State team also uses 60 Chevrolet "Impala" $2 295 previous match with the Jags, son at the 9.5 100 last year. The 50-mile race, a bicycle ver- Saints, who play ODN today, halfback patterns, according Training Camp dunking them 19-6. It was San nu) .1 twin Richard Steubbins was named sion of the Indianapolis Memorial trounced the Pink Tub, 32-0, Mon- Titchenal. EARL WILLIAMS Hustlers Jose's first of five consecutive to high school team in the 100- At Santa Cruz Day 500, wil be run on the South day. The meet the Foun- The Spartans will be in the MOTORS tain Hall 69ers in a battle for last league triumphs. yard dash. He tied the national SANTA CRUZ. Calif. (UPI) Campus quarter-mile track on best condition of the season. '51) place. In its most recent outing the (Class OF record with a 9.4 clocking last The San Francisco Warriors Nov. 10. Thirty-three teams will Titchenal says. The only man 2-7557 A league teams should see good Spartan frosh put on a blistering 1199 S. First St. CY opened their training camp here line up then with the fastest quali- sick is Johnny Johnson who has IPIPSVIMPRIMIOROOPWRIng.....*"c4, results come from ATO No. 2 and fourth period rally to overwhelm Monday. fier at the pole position. the Red Hoard's game. The Beav- a stunned Stockton College seven, Coach Bob Feerick said he hoped 1.1 In simulating the "Big 500," ers will try to keep up their pace 7-3. the practice sessions would allow pace lap before Oran sip, 04np there will be one as they play Moulder Hall which ION his team to "acquire some depth start Ray Arveson, a lanky 6'4" for- the bikes get off to a flying forfeited to the Cal-Hawaiians and heal some injuries." for the 200 laps to follow. ward from Washington High; Monday. School, turned in his finest offen- : 47 North First Street Star rookies Dave Fedor and During the qualifications, only The Cal-Hawallarts now lead A sive effort of the season. He led! Wayne Hightower both received broken chain or an obvious flat a league with a 4-0 mark after its both teams in scoring with four minor injuries in the recent exhi- tire will permit the rider to quail- win. They should remain unbeaten / goals, three coming in the final bition grind and center Wilt Cham- fy over. Otherwise, once qualifi- in as they play Markham Hall today. ; quarter. FM RIDING berlain had 11 stitches taken cations begin timers are official. his arm after one game. Possibly the best game from the A 1 Jeff Faulkner, center forward, Rules and regulations explaining MY league will he the meeting of Allen leads the Sparababes in practically the race may be obtained in Un- Hall and the Army ROTC. Mark- everything hut fouling. He has rvices Washington's Coffeey ruh's office. If there are any situa- ZOOM /ROOM ham barely lost to Allen Hall Rs scored the most goals, 29, hit for I c e s tions arising not covered in the last time out. the highest percentage, 72 percent,' Nadeidup Selected as Big Six rules, the Intramural Board will OVER TO GET With its 24-0 win over DSP, the and it tops in assists with nine. i SPARTAN OPIUM 'Back of the Week' decide on needed interpretations. DU No. 2 squad once again knot- Bill Parker, co-captain and for- In other intramural action, ten- Y 5.6257 A PEOPLE SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)Jun- ted up the B league. SAE No. 2 ward, has hit on 26 of his 55 goal lor League Coffeey, 205-pound nis winners in the second round stayed dose behind with a 19-6 attempts for 48 percent. SPECIAL should report their scores to Un- COSTUME Washington fullback, is the Big defeat over the Pink Tub Annex. Parker, along with Jeff Logan, Six "Back of the week." ruh as soon as possible and find DU has another tough game on its has recorded six assLsts. Logan is Petite Debs The Husky sophomore, who hands when it meets the Phi Sigs second in goal percentage among FROM came to Washington after a sen- CAPPY CALLIN' today. DSP takes on the Pink Tub the regulars with 53 percent. The Horizon' NEW YORK (UPIFred Annex today. SAE No. 2 meets Other high scorers are: Ray Ar- 1. sational hikh school career in Goodwill Costume Rental Texas, lived up to his press clip- (Cappyi Capossela estimates he the Rebels today. veson 23; Allen Hubbard, 19; Lo- E.,ery Thurs. & Fri. Til 9:00 pings as he moved for 113 yards has called more than 60,000 races In other games the Raiders for- gan, 16; Mike Hansen, 14; George Sleek smooth leather 44 '1 the Beavers 14; Market St. CY 1-4609 In Washington's 14-13 squeaker during his 28 years at thorough- feited to AFROTC. Kinghorn, and Greg Herrick. In fall's newly rich over Oregon State. bred tracks, nipped the Red Hoard. 13. Browns 8, Black ' 3 5283 Popcorn detail o. Black on Black k Black on Autumn Brown Sizes 41/2 to 10

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5. AAPARTAN nAn.s. Om 17 1. Science Prof For the Record Explorer Scientist (Cuntinned from Paige 5) peaceful village vvhich Is dila- To Speak Monday nipleat when a tratassimal Waves." The first is a film of Philosophy ears trout the local Wins Grant disa Tapan Sinlia, who was a judge church. In College lat the 1961 San Francisco Film Lecture Festival. It tells how a primitive RUMANIAN COMEDY "Antarctic Adventure." an d. Honor Group For Research farming village in Bengal makes Rumania's entry is a comedy, lustrated lecture about the "A Bomb Was Stolen," which In.. the slow adaptation to modern national Geophysical Year The National Science Foundation is reminiscent of Chaplin. Its in Ant, ; life. arctica, will be given by has done it again. And for Dr. explore, Chapter Due ' -Waves After Waves" deals humor includes a magical bomb. scientist Dr. Carl Ralph J. Fessenden, SJS assistant F:klund with life in a small fishing vil- an angel in bus conductor's uni- day, in the Concert Hall at 11:30 Phi Sigma Tau. n.c. professor of chemistry, that means lage. form and the outwitting of a.m. another year of chemistry. research. a fiendish me- society in philosophy ,,.. The Argentine film is "Three gangsters and The lecture, sponsored grant of $20,300 was approved by the A . Times Anna," three love stories chanical brain. College Lecture granted permission to SJS to init: by the foundation for Dr. Fessen- Committee, Will about girls called Anna, all The Korean entry. "The Ev- be free and open to departmental chaptet the public: ate a local den to continue his project of mak- played by Maria Vaner. The ergreen," is based on a such,- Dr. Eklund was scientific leader Speaking for the Philosuph) De- ing a certain class of urganu-silicon first Anna is lugical novel of the 1930's, and an innocent young of one of the U.S. bases in compounds. tells the story of a Korean girl ea partment, Dr. Herman Shapiro. as- girl; the second, a "beatnik" frozen land during 1GY Loki The above work is also related student; and the third exists student who becomes a nation- sistant professor of philosophy, ac- famous for a nine-day experiment to his reasearch under a $44,779, only in the imagination of the alist leader. in which he cepted the "honor of having a I placed a miniature 3-year National Institute of Health man who loves her. Greece is sending "Aegean broadcasting chapted installed here." station inside a per. grant. Yugoslavia is sending "Dance Tragedy," a documentary his- quin egg. San Jose State is the 29th camp- Greece from 1914 to Dr. Fessenden, a member of the in the Rain." a sensitive por- tory of He also accompanied us in the nation to install a Phi use of newsreel Adm.:: SJS faculty since 1958, will use trayal of man's search for love 1945. It makes Byrd on his expedition the second ; te An.. . Sigma Tau chapter and seniors and graduate students as and of the conflict between his and historical film to tell the tica in 1939-41. in California. University of Pacific r laboratory assistants for his re- dreams and reality. tragic story of the wars and in- is the only other California campus search. "Smiles of the City" and ternal struggles that have gone which can boast a nationally rec- Coronation Ball Two years ago. Dr. Fessenden "Tlayucan" will represent Mexi- into the making of modern Bids ognized chapter. started research in a general syn- co. The first is a story of a Greece. Available Tomorrow Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohi., thetic study of sila-heterocyclic shabby troupe of street per- Front Thailand comes "F:m- DR. RALPH J. FESSENDEN, assistant professor of chemistry, Bids for tire Coionatien I ;all is the national headquarters nil; Science formers who live in Mexico brace of Fate," a new film cen- may shows some of the apparatus used in his research project of compounds on a National be picked up tomorrow arid Phi Sigma Tau. The Society. in-' City's shanty town. tered on the life and customs Friday making certain organo-silicon compounds. Dr. Fessenden received Foundation grant that led to his In front of the Spartan cot porated in 1955, was formed as "Tlayucan" is the story of a of the country's "little people." Bookstore a second grant for this year. interest in his newest project. and Cafeteria according a means to promote the study All features will be shown at to Istrusni Pearson, Ball chairman. philosophy through recognition the Metro Theater, Union and The bids admit sine couple outstanding work an the ileader71:(' Webster in San Francisco. each and will be given free to level. Audubon Wildlife ,lose More Balls, Job Interviews student Toot body card holders. Member colleges and universit les Spartaguide Debate Glidden Paint: Accounting, sales. SAC San Jose Civic Auditorium will are selected on the basis of TODAY production and engineering majors. Clark Biadley and Robert Jor- be transformed into a Grecian school's curriculum, and the rm.:: Film Presentation Golfers That Way! TOMORROW dan, respective Republican and den Friday night from 9 p.m. tity and quality of its faculty v. co-iter, square dances called by ST. LOUIS, Mo. I UPI I Golfers Eitel - McCullough: Mechanical Democratic candidates for the 1 ant. Theme of this year's flan, foen:1 the principal interest being Bill Reid. Women's Gym, 7:30 reported Monday that a hazard has engineers and electrical engineers Santa Clara state senate seat, will is "Spardi at Sparta." philosophy department. Opens with Teton' ed in the p m. been removed from the water haz- Federal Aeronautics Administra- square off in a Students Against Walt Tolleson's 15-piece erches. Notice of the commission was "Teton Trails" is the title of Presbyterian - Congregational- ard on the Westborough Country tion: Chemical engineers and elec- Communism debate today at 3:30 tra from San Francisco will proviik received this month by the SJS Charles T. Hotchkiss' Audubon Disciples (UC('F) Campus Fel- Club coursea three-foot alligator. trical engineers. p.m. in E132. music for the evening. philosophy department and the Wildlife film which will be pre- lowship, meeting with Paul Good- to organ- chapter is just beginning sented in Morris Dailey Auditorium er, program co-ordinator of In- ize. Dr. Shapiro asks interested tomorrow at 8 p.m. ternational Student Center speak- and, qualified students to contact The film covers Wyoming's Teton ing, Crunpus Christian Center, 300 him. Range from its earliest inhabitants S. 10th St., 7 p.m. Students of sophomore status to present day and fitting climax Pro-Maid Society, meeting. and above and having maintained a to the film is the climbing of the Attention, all witty, urbane college students: Health Building, 7:30 p.m. B average in a minimum of phil- Grand Teton. the highest peak of osophy courses are eligible for! this saw-tooth range. Junior Class, meeting, S258, membership. Dr. Arnold G. Applegarth, SJS 3:30 p.m. professor of zoology and science Social Work Club, meeting, CH- education, is in charge of the film 235, 7:30 p.m. Center To Fete series. He said that season tickets Circulo Castellano, meeting, for the five-film series cost $2 and H13209. 7:30 p.m. Foreign Students may be purchased at the Biology et Lucky! S221, or at the door. Inter-varsity Christian Fellow- The International Student Cen- storeroom. Applegarth stated, "These ship, meeting with Jim Berney, would ter will sponsor again this semes- Dr. programs are enjoyable to every- speaking on "The Lordship of Jo- ter a welcoming party for SJS' In- one interested in conservation. We :sus Christ," Memorial Chapel, 9 ternational students, $(et3(25 ili. otlrydy;3our ; welcome all students to take ad- :p.m. A get -acquainted party for in- : vantage of this opportunity." $50? ternational students will be held Women's Recreation AssoeLs- MA tomorrow at the International I :Hon. riding, Women's Gym Patio, Student Center, 285 S. Market St. Photos Available 3:30 p.m. ENTER LUCKY STRIKES' ZANY NEW This event is open to all inter- Democratic Club, C11235, 3:30 national students, according to Couples at the Coronation Ball Lana Lawson. planning chairman. 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/I-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. Ore 17 1(162 Science Prof For the Record !Explorer Scientist (Cuntinued from Page 5) peaceful village which is dis- To Speak Monday rupted when a treasured peen .t.v.es." The first is a film of Philosophy Wins Grant disappears from the local 'Nam S'inha, who was 's judge church. In College at the 1961 San FM:Wide() Film Lecture RUMANIAN COMEDY . "Antarctic Festival. It tells how a primitive Adventure.- an it, Honor Group Rumania's entry is a comedy, For Research. farming village in Bengal makes lustrated lecture about the Inter. the slow adaptation to modern "A Bomb Was Stolen," which national Geophysical Year in am The National Science Foundation: Is reminiscent of Chaplin. Its arctica, life. will be given by exploo.. has done it again. And for Dr. magical bomb, Chapter Due "Waves After Waves" deals humor includes a scientist Dr. C'arl F:klund Ralph J. Fessenden, SJS assistant' an angel in bus conductor's uni- with life in a small fishing vil- day, in the Concert Hall professor of chemistry, that means at 11:10 Phi Sigma Tau, national honoi lage. form and the outwitting of am. another year of chemistry research.1 The Argentine film is "Three gangsters and a fiendish me- The lecture, society in philosophy, recently sponsored by 04 A grant of $20,300 was approved I chanical brain. permission to SJS to initi- Times Anna," three love stories College Lecture Commit granted by the foundation for Dr. Fessen- Ev- tee, win about girls called Anna, all The Korean entry, "The be free and open chapter to the public. ate a local departmental den to continue his project of mak-1 ergreen." is based on a wick/- played by Maria Vaner. The Dr. Eklund was scientific Speaking fur the Philosophy De- ins a certain class of urganu-sllicon 1930's, and leader first Anna is an innocent young logical novel of the of one of the U.S. bases in the partment, Dr. Herman Shapito. as- compounds. tells the story of a Korean girl girl; the second, a "beatnik" frozen land during IGY and 4 The above work is also related student; and the third exists student who becomes a nation- sistant professor of philosophy, ac- famous for a nine-day experiment to his reasearch under a $44,779. only in the imagination of the alist leader. in which he placed cepted the "honor of having a a miniature 3-year National Institute of Ilealth man who loves her. Greece is sending "Aegean broadcasting station inside a lat. ehapted installed here." grant. Tragedy," a documentary his- Yugoslavia is sending "Dance quin egg. 29th camp- I San Jose State is the Dr. Fessenden. a member of the in the Rain," a sensitive por- tory of Greece from 1914 to lie also accompanied Admiral us in the nation to install a Phi 1945. It makes use of newsreel SJS faculty since 19514, will use trayal of man's search for love Byrd on his expedition to Sigma Tau chapter and the second Antarc. seniors and graduate students as and of the conflict between his and historical film to tell the tica in 1939-41 in California. University of Pacific laboratory assistants for his re- dreams and reality. tragic story of the wars and in- campus Is the only other California search. "Smiles of the City" and ternal struggles that have gone which can boast a nationally rec- making of modern Coronation Ball Two years ago. Dr. Fessenden "Tlayucan" will represent Mexi- into the Bids ognized chapter. started research in a general syn- co. The first is a story of a Greece. Available Tomorrow Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio shabby troupe of street per- Front Thailand comes "Em- RALPH FESSENDEN, assistant professor of chemistry, thetic study of snit-heterocyclic Bids DR. J. a new film cen- for the Coronation !,all may is the national headquarters for compounds on a National Science formers who live in Mexico brace of Fate," shows some of the apparatus used in his research project of be picked up tomorrow and Phi Sigma Tau. The Society. in- ' City's shanty town. tered on the life and customs Friday Fessenden received Foundation grant that led to his making certain organo-silicon compounds. Dr. people." in front of the Spartan Bookstore cotporated in 1955. was formed as Interest in his newest project. "Tlayucan" is the story of a of the country's "little a second grant for this year. and Cafeteria according a means to promote the study of I All features will be shown at to Marsha Pearson, Ball chairman. philosophy through recognition of the Metro Theater, Union and The bids admit one couple outstanding work on the academic Webster in San Francisco. each, and will be given free to level. Audubon Wildlife Lose More Balls, Job Interviews student Spartaguide TODAV body card holders. Member colleges and universities Debate Glidden Paint: Accounting, sales, SAC San Jose Civic Auditorium will are selected on the basis of the Presentation TODAY Golfers That Way! production and engineering majors. Clark Bradley and Robert Jar. be transformed into a Grecian gar. school's cut ricalum, and the quan- Film , TOMORROW dart, respective Republican and den Friday night from 9 pm. Is, tity and quality of its faculty with Co-Rec, square dances called by ST. LOUIS, Mo. tUPD., Golfers Eitel - McCullough: Mechanical Democratic candidates for the 1 a.m. Theme of this year's dant* the principal interest being found- Bill Reid, Women's Gym, 7:30 Teton' reported Monday that a hazard has engineers and electrical eneineers. I Santa Clara state senate seat, will is "Spaidi at Sparta." ed in the philosophy department. Opens with been removed from the water has- . Federal Aeronautics Administra- square off in a Students Against Walt Tolleson's 15-piece orchet. Notice of the commission was 'Teton Trails- is the title of Presbyterian - Congregational- ard on the Westborough Country lion: Chemical engineers and elec- Communism debate today at 3:30 Ira from San Francisco will pruvidi SJS received this month by the Charles T. Hotchkiss' Audubon Disciples (UCCF) Camp's* Fel- Club course-,-, three-foot alligator. trie;i1 in 1.:132 music fir the evening. the philosophy department and Wildlife film which will be pre- lowship, meeting with Paul Good- to organ- chapter is just beginning sented in Morris Dailey Auditorium er, program co-ordinator of In. interested ize. Dr. Shapiro asks tomorrow at 8 p.m. ternational Student Center speak- students to contact and, qualified The film covers Wyoming's Teton ing, Campus Christian Center, 300 him. Range from its earliest inhabitants S. 10th St., 7 p.m. Students of sophomore status to present day and fitting climax Pre-31ed society, meeting, all witty, urbane college students: and above and having maintained a to the film is the climbing of the Attention, Health Building. 7:30 p.m. 13 average in a minimum of phil- Grand Teton. the highest peak of osophy courses are eligible for this saw-tooth range. Junior Clans, meeting, S258, membership. Dr. Arnold G. Applegarth, SJS 3:30 p.m. professor of zoology and science Social Work Club, meeting, CFI- Center To Fete education, is in charge of the film 235. 7.30 p.m. series. He said that season tickets Circulo Castellano, meeting, for the five-film series cost $2 and Forei gn Students HB209. 7:30 p.m. may be purchased at the Biology et Lucky! storeroom, S221, or at the door. Inter-varsity C'hristian Fellow- The International Student Cen- Dr. Applegarth stated, "These ship, meeting with Jim Berney, ter will sponsor again this semes- ; programs are enjoyable to every- speaking on -The Lordship of Se. ter a welcoming party for SJS' In- lone interested in conservation. We i sus Christ," Memorial Chapel, 9 ternational students. welcome all students to take ad- , p.m. A get -acquainted party for in- vantage of this opportunity." ternational students will be held Women's Recreation Associa- MAKE*25(7gio) tomorrow at the International tion, riding, Women's Gym Patio, Student Center, 285 S. Market St. Photos Available 3:30 p.m. ENTER LUCKY STRIKES' ZANY NEW inter- This event is open to all Democratic Club, (11235, 3:30 national students, according to Couples at the Coronation Ball P.m. Lana Lawson. planning chairman. 'Friday may have their pictures The evening will feature enter- taken by members of Kappa Al- Women's Recreation Atesocla- tainment and mixer activities. pha Mu, national photo-journal- tion, hockey, field, 4:30 p.m, Campus groups assisting with ism fraternity. QuestionsConti8us.d TOMORROW on the hilo,,aug book the preparations include the Rec- I Photographers will be on hand "Crazy ost recreation Department and Alpha from 9 p.m. to I a.m. $1 will be Student Peace Union, meeting, 50 CASH AWARDS A MONTH. ENTER NOW. HERE'S HOW: Phi sorority. charged for each 5x7 in. print. with Mrs. Annalee Stewart speak- RULES: The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. will judge entries on the basis of First, think of an answer. Any answer. Then come up with humor and ing on "Washington Views Dis- (up to 41), clarity freshness (up to and appropriateness (up a nutty, surprising question for it, and you've done a to 1/2), and their decisions will bre final. Duplicate prizes will be awarded armament," CH150, 3:30 p.m. in "Crazy Question." It's the easy new way for students to the event oft'.,. Entries Must be the original works 05th. entrants and Occupational Therapy Club, must be submitted in the entrant's own name. There will be 50 awards every month, October meeting, HB301, 7 p.m. make loot. Study the examples below, then do your own. through April. Entries received during each month will be considered for that month's awards. Any entry received after April Send Spartan Oriocci, meeting, TH- them, with your name, address, college and class, 30, 1963, will not be eligible, and all become the property of The American 11, 7 pm. to GET LUCKY, Box 64F, Mt, Vernon 10, N. Y. Winning Tobacco Company. 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