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Rata% - 'AS SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDA (, OCTOBER 31, 1963 .ale FFICE CO. 281 ..6 Important' Union eeting Tonight ..1PD Cautions Students to,,,,ht. and it mild be iiiipoilant it may determine the fide of the chi lii Ii' I. so important that SJS $3.6 million College IMon. qi ler tlic To Keep Fun Within Law of the meeting at 7 p.m. in will invoke Actual Tii55 Its .tII (it It It- !. tiai and caused Force ;;Iallon of student speakers for the Colligi 1 Ilion "educational- accidents. I Police will he augmented Just as ghcrsts, pumpkins, gob- Oti, lienses are the damaging with off-dtity reserve officers. meaign -heed :ins and witches make the Netrit.: ite profxrty by the use of 51inie than 125 police officers Maim laid pail liotseser., concerns how num% student - The a, will parties, festivities anti . , water balloons and will be on duty. This is more than end the meeting. ail college entertainment. It twice the number that normally im- told campus meeting will play an Larson leaders at a Ito lloween. streets' "The 7,13.11 \I. 11/1.11 1. 1 Itht F P"T"'l the decision special meeting Tuesday night. nom part in the San Jose Police Chief Ray H 'There will also be an ample hold the College He invited over 100 students hi er lit to Illackmore. realizing that I !alb- number of of fleet, ready to pro- ether part y-erashing. vihere fighting re - this year," ASH the special meeting to (list U , on election wren is synonomous with fun an') yes: and bo,tk offenders. Chief declared. apathy. Steve Larson 1gaiety at SJS, has issued this re- lilarkintwe added s. the regti la r San Jose earlier this semester About 40 ttteti,ltsl he election ' m inder The tome will go on duty at for Dec. 11 anti d been scheduled "We at the itolice department 630 pm. and will remain active ihis year. encourage students to have a good until the celebrations quiet down. he recently be- t I me. We want them to enjii.s, But Larson said apathy of st themselves. It's a fun night. le werried over Tour Slated MING to help "However, I would like to wart. t leaders he requested pro - --tudents of the serious the union informational consequen- VS Student ees which can result from having rimE t apathy continues," Of Stanford, he wrong kind of fun. '1 feel lithe added, "I'd much rather wait "The trouble usually begins I dresses le- Wants Spring someone when a student joins or follows a til next and let on in a wick group which breaks the law. An !ass the union. Cal Unions 3, StyleS and "We shouldn't take any risk of arrest C:111 mean a black mark on Aland 200 persenc him,.IS to tit par ling in this election," Larson in otherwise serious college car- Graduation expected to tour the Tolle. , .95. phasized. eer. Unions at Stanford and the he ASH president urges any- MAJOR OFFENSES thtiastisa. of California at Berkeley THAT CERTAIN SMILECarol Barbers, 21 -year-old senior interested in helping the unionlversity Chief Blackmore stated that the has started a (hike to bring J;c general elementary education and speech correction major thinks r (intuitional campaign to attend! Saturday. major Halloween offenses include :try commencement ceremonies all pumpkins wear Halloween smiles on the -all-goblin- meeting tonight. Chartered buses will leave the should throwing objects at moving vehi- liaCk to SJS. Street SJS College Union, 315 S. Ninth gathering" tonight. Halloween or All Hallows Eve dates back inhibited dri...E "We desperately need speakers,- eles which has Bill Parks, senior, says he al- celebrations in St., at 8:45 a.m. Box lunches will before Christianity originating from the Druidic said. rendy has "at least 10 students" calling certain Ireland. The celebrations included the traditional of in _arson believes that "the re- bc Provkled interested in acting committees Included in the union tour troop wicked souls during this one night of the year. The Druidic fes- t,ilitlity for the union rests on E to work 1- 'r reinstatement of Jan- will be members of the Student tivities were adopted by the Romans' festival in honor of Pomona -.silent leaders, Parents File uary graduation ceremonies. Council, faculty members on thi. held about Nov. I. In this festival, nuts and apples, representing The union %MI he the greatest "We'll present our case to the Union Planning Camilal. the winter store of fruits, played an important part. From this sibutittn ever made to this in_ College :ulministrat ion. and if nothing hap- pumpkin. the press, and members ia comes the now traditional Halloween taten of students," lee, Suit in Death Homecoming Fete pens, we'll hold our own gradua- dorms and fraternities, sororities. ’ies exercises," Parks declared. other organizations. campus idars, however. that Parks' Spartans A different group of Grants Athletic Department To Be Topic of TV ill be in vain. above Council as Of SJS groups Coed from the same %0T will tour the Stanford and Cal E.1- of Patricia L. Alper, COr11111111CCI111.1,1 unions again Nov. 16. Program Nov. 9 1'.11*-01(1 SJS coed killed in to. not possible thy. seat ' Purpose of these tours is to show .cises are Ii .11 lirsi .snti don't succeed, Spartans the operation of c,,11,4e alto crash Oct. 5, brought a $150.- 1011-,i.C.,;111114; 55111 111.0 Dr. J. Dose'. S.,14". "cc - tt gitlia S. Major bud items recei\ in the Oregon-SJS football try again. shot on president. stilted earlier This week. unions, according to Phil Bckisr, 000 wrongful death suit in Super- live teluvision show ever Sat urtlay. That's tly suggestion to foot - Student ipproval totale.1 -Them. is nit pross. ..:. 1141 .Lst chairman for the trips. After a lengthy discussion, the ior Court Monday. II Luis alia lime yet to vote Dee. 11 1111111. 101' :1011.1n ligi;s17ip budget far any triitle,1 SJS students will (.:aliTnputtl’es,m:r.nv[2.he’n6:1" tRheee'alis eiaineil approved the request. Los Angeles. the partail liaily PS.% Flying SYdlleY L. Mier, ation ceremonies this year.. he and 12 to determine if they wish it It 10 a.m. Saturday. NIA', 9, 0:100 request, also Inini the and Mrs. Marjorie Lee Alpert. ,ofinst. free rilIllI lie, to assess themselves mandatary Reed a grad student, has %%tit- Pi -I expenditure Imo), It dly Committee, was approved to Sherman Oaks. Patricia's parents. plan.. tit In I I.. I111. I tyiii !im- -101.1S CO's- fees to finance the college.- and will direct the "nosy iin "we"". '"Ided that Itrin2 the \Vityifarers, a folksinging student Kenneth It. r grabs ci,, 1 111 \\I`ek ASII fund" diniitinted to $3.14115 tor named SJS posed $3.6 million College Channel 11. The announcer is Ken ; wier''''"'cl in hc:'""'-' 1`1`."'" f"T. !it!, hit. to the Ibinxiiiming bon- Hunt, Bill Ilauingart tier. Isaac TOIL11. ni rs blank, dill' 11% porch ia .! l's..- 1.0 inn January c ts, ytst If the proposal passes, construc- the wilgons Ramirez and A. ilia7ag. naum. Allen and Ed Billings will inter-, P"s,1111e nie tally No\ 8 COtt'RaCT - soh tomorroa. II D appears oil 1/41141. tion of the SJS union will Itc on in Athlmi/ 1 lepartment. \-1PV1 the tar1011S 114.1',1/11:1111 If'S ap- ccl.t.""nc` ght. Another $90 vsas .illoeated to gart net's step father. led Parks 55, id like cammentr- 1965-66, with completion in Iwo pealing 11111111g the half-hatir pro- Athletie I>ireelor Rob Broniari an Akl'S delegation to Los The action charged that Hunt meet cereny noes this Januar,. years. V E D i-JUSINS said that two autos bought in Nei; Angeles for a regional convention Was responsible for the crash hv Hell Ire one of the graduates. 'Fhe purpose of the show win be, LE . have given satisfaetory 7si.y. 140. driving the auto at an excessive "Aftyi- toLr and one-half years II. tie the S.IS of the past with ance. Ile added that the mak:, 1 the (idler budget grants were $20 rate of stard through a flashing I stint something more present, not so much the physical ol college. cars 'seine purehased for the :dui\ Ito. Awards f;eneral Expenditures mil light at the intersection of college but instead the actual , lha" hist it" emiei"1"' '" he "0e1 . amount air rated "Ili, best in their and $10 for a statitiniry request Third and San Antonio Streets, quipped D CONTRACT -spirit id Sparia" that preNails as he .field.’ from Song Girl Day Committee and colliding with Itamirez. the earnpus changes over the RENT Kt '11.1)1 NI, The seems! big item :ilea iik ei I In other matters, the eountill Sits. Alpert St Is :1 I/AM.:MMr ill Sill'" smui'h 1:1111 ,Z,`,111. W..111.1 A-.1( yesterday 51.1.. the 101 k obit to alo1,1,\ I. 1i11. apl1,11111nleill the Mint ear. %%hitIt lief-awed to 1'1,1 111,, ,1111 I. , tic .0111 1 111' -1.11111,1,1 l'..1 1.111 the of a 114111,1 'II $1 11, I.. 1,1 111101, P1`11'1 ,1111/1/11 killed in 1),111(1111, .1. the NIttsfe S NEEDED vto i;111111,1. ch.,11,1,1..1 11111 list' .41 admtte 11.11: v-4111 at .1 11 tia- '0., Fete celebration:. ht tor the catatiencement I art and 10114. old time dress. da exereisei inds, and football teams, still 14`. The ,.,11,i stilling

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with Grand NItirshall i 'did I can, the 1963 Iltomecoming :1111, rIr4 etsilege,,ed inoniauelc. ex - Coach HobTitchenal, Roger %fuzzy , 11C 11111111 141 .r111. kietim becomes int- ationt11 111111. two of who'll '511411o1111.1,1,1 - I. and the I hand director'. and Hammitt-rung ; Ile 11,11111,1, allyt1111` interesi-i mime or has a light ease latter had to stay out I haol, and iaid It lieljonc Ls [sill him at 291.60liti t REMOVED. it liairman Jerry Engles in Etage. Secondly, he said. "mote none hiel to 'Iron 0111 (gut I' filt R. E 20 S. Tokio Ishik.its. ...1 1, , I, Im ..1 are found collt-te is ''hIs nuiyh like last Si -ay, \\anal "Ten Wt. Hint -tits because college 1111S11'1:111S hail 97 cases," he said. '.1, fill' 11411111' ikissiti_; Iiiik for it. Dr. Islekawa suggested students should not be afraid, alarmed. or sI Cl. 24844s. taialise many eases ta "Vorking Nount-t,Icrs of college' mononucleosis. , moo! same rate as ashamed of ,.urrod .to ! ,1;,-, , ,.. of the NI11141/111/ 11.5151, \IAA El% 1.1111%, 1;1 ....1% fALS student, it,,, but they ale. MINCl/NCEPTIONS RABAT, Aittroeof i[1111 Mimpt, n I 11,11;1111Stql as such. Pro til. doe - givt, 1,111,0 1 men had girl friend, I II 110110, not 100 'People have misconceptions yest erday t hat (1uha and Egypt are ii.do itS 1 5 C IRVICE ditiva.o had .pro,id college phy,14,o,.1o,.. he about mononucleosis It is not lei.- Algeria for use in the Sahara border fight ;ind the fromtesh- is ' said "The fulIN enntagious not as bad as Egyptian paratroops, recentts 1,11,1 t. . 1111r14 1,1/111,11' many iNsople t hunk it is, and not Algeria. 'Mo1111111t1C14`11SiS starts with a I romant !sinnoia- eitalemie,- he said. It is considered ss’; litsl-e in elitirgn sore throat, followed by ,s '11,1 to be an old -textbook treatinent Thi ,tnimtmist neck glands. It nets like or .\, not knout to keep the patients in lied tar a bloc hi The patient may has, a lever. 1.:11ISI; this disetey long time. College doetoes usually feel tired, and cottiplain tina can- 1)111V*1 II %5t,T1,114. only know it is fill(' 11/ it VII 11, 14 let the studetns continue to wlik not 'Oct rid of the co1,I I I Ill- Ii ("4 'PI I MU' kind. Exiis,sive phyisieal 1‘:\CI’1.1Se, kassa rontinued "A tt.,; ,1.- yratenlay \ ently anisstIca usual (10 11111CIY harralll, and stt ttsi doe. "It is tad like the con- is ternunes whet by, it iii,1 lilt pulsiori m mill 11101.1' warships iii.eases such as (ierniati tors need to supervise them.' *Li 01' MOIVIMIVIIIIISIs a Harvard I' iii - Ile said dos isititory shie..1 11111.1<111 pi x. or flit. 'rhe According to , . . with obsolete enginiss second asi. ill oommates is rare." 'XI) SPECIFIR' lir versity study the incidence of EMORIES Force portant plea I could make." Is"! ARE MADE OF THISMembers of Air lic -aid It 1, ',Ill:, tasinradenee Ii OTC and "No spetatie sante is found lir mononucleosis there is a per 1,000 Army ROTC form the sabre guard at last year's Coro- a I traternity hoar ha, 11,,111Y tttion "We TIIONIPS()N FLIP:5 FM' Tr111.:s si.t;ED or 501' N D Ball for it .h.*. ht. can give Pills per year. whereas here a.s 5,1 it Pam Nelson, semi-finalist for Homecoming Quee 11,.11,.1111111,s1, pal 11111 s .11 (11111 to ',lake the patients feel better [JAS.:MIN Arl 1 tVI'l It not s cry forroltoPr,hi is iiiii;oxiinatvly lila per 1.000 imsr :trt tio pilot and John Davies, member of Theta Chi. This year's 1 Itho o r st111111.',(.1'. OE treat them for coin- ' .st ,na Milton "to"' II"In "". 1"..", "I artaa Da[lY Ball will be held at the Hawaiian Gardens Saturday "It is not a problem that tiles 30 1 10 plications, but there is nothing "'"1.. O. ' Thompson look it J201. I r9m 9 P.m. to I olfrl. Del Courtney and his band will provide with young , 1,1 we lia%rs here only. It is blook e music. Muntinuelear halt the diseases." Thompson, who has I Iows iiili weird craft as the M2 vs ingless ad Kappa Alpha Mu, San Jose State's photography Ira clod all over a nd ;III year and a or !mitt will -college cllSeOse.- I,' 1,1o1::m.t I's So far this semester San Jose ,PeoPle .vehiele paragli disr wh ich resembles anirbaorne stingray. made :ash take color pictures at the Coronation Ball Saturday Ott first of all many Dr. Ishikawa his first flight Tuesday in the X15 rocket ship. erdors plained that S.ises State has had 24 cases of proven laroutxi," concluded., I--PIPARTAN DAILY Red China's Economic Problems Thrust and Parry Explains Apparent Policy Switd NOTE: Thrust and Parry after elec- mem. Without a form id EDITOR'S candidate and that 11 1'1111. NEWSOM arms are terrible and for this cielily inl’. letters, because of space limitations, 'Not For Goldwater' lions it would he IlisSOiVed. It lion, the years sin?: reastm We haVls t sc ita'n111 them." yenr Orin. i will be limited to maximum of 300 11 11 1..iireijot News Analyst loss been made clear Icy the tic- Can he efallIMIVed (It .t C.11:i II endorse- words, preferably typed and doubie- Letter Signer States Some odd sounds have been It canw close to an it fr.,- ark ',et.' own action that out icing. Graduation gives a test 17.5 spced. Letters ding this coming out of Peking lately. ment of the partial nuclear amount either will not be printed or tlw tempor.ir ntitore ol an or- reeling of completion to the tin- 5imitie,.11,1 II,, Among them has been the ban treaty which has Wen will be dited to conform to length. Recently I In-zs "Thrust ganization is no ground for de- years spent. der unceasing Peking attack. key ti 'Led 5 The editor also reserves the right to seemingly frank announcement and Parry" cart is. a letter ob- nsing it campus recognition. are required to wait SO al S111515110.55 edit letters to conform to styli, and If we that "it may take it few more APPROACH Es personal at- jecting to the fact that the stu- Finally, as regards the seeond until June. the feelings of an- formance. good taste. Letters of years" before China is ready to ARE INTERESTING, tacks will not be printed. All letters dent activities advisers had re- point, while as a Republican I ticipation and Cintipletion will explode an atom bomb. This Just what lies in back of the Chinese aerie,;11 .. must includ the writer's signature will hack the party nominee have been replaced to the needs ing hut for ha and AS8 number. jected a petition for campus would suggest a delay until at Chinese statements must Ice a It whoever he is, I am not havking and demands of day to day recognition for for least 1967, with another 10 years speculation. But there intiUST11' n,Itt "Students Goldwater for the nomination. matter of Americans 'Undoing' necessary after that for mass of interesting ave- must etallf It it. ;. !water" "rt the extremely V candidate i- Richard M. are a number Many of the February gradu- production and construction of either Stn ill .k ground: that they did not ai. nues of approach. Good World Relation ates will be holding down jobs a &livery system. United Slate-. Isarl T. The Red Chinese deputy pre- Editor: feel that it would Ice a "perma- that will prevent them from be- from the West %7:196 Accompanying that disclosure mier and foreign minister ac- It has come to my attention nent- one. I was one of the ing able to attend a graduation. by Red Chinese Deputy Premier companied his admission of Chi- Therefore as a student of San Jose State signers of that letter. San Jose graduates will be scat- and Foreign Minister Chen Yi nese atomic unreadinesa with a tage to ,h and as a citizen of the United At this lime, I would like to SJS Students Urge tered around the state, nation was the admission that Chinese firm declaration that China 1401 her Dirt States that students studying in make the following points abun- and the world. Feb. Commencement industry at the moment simply never would knuckle under TXMCIr Mill this country as guests of this dantly clear: one, I signed the Fist' these simple reasons, we Editor: is not up to the job. either to Nikita Khrushchev or viidence country have heen insulted and letter for one reason, and sine support the return to the price- Permit us to add our voices It would seem a galling admis- the United States. maligned by other students be- reason alone, and that is that I ! ill, of a Felailialy in support of the move to re- sion of weakness by the nor- cause they have, is knowl- feel that the reason given for This would suggest a strategy slots, February commencement Rik 1Aliitalrer mally boastful Communist Chi- ONE (.,P MPi edge of the fact, broken some of rejection of the petition was a by-passing Khrushchev and an for lall graduates. .10991 nese leadership, and a question XEROX COPIES the customs of our society. There trumped-up one wilts no sound attempt to promote Sino-Soviet A si. 11i,', education is a Iii Ii- Sharon E. sshitaloir arises as to why make it at all also has been a great lack of foundation: and two, I am not ties on a people-to-people basis 'ctlt 1,iit accompli It - and what is to be gained by it. understanding and t oler an ce supporting Senator Goldwater rather than through govern- HILLIS PRINTING But there is more. CO. among various students of the for the Republican nomination. ments. 38 South Fr . Last September, Liu Shao-chi, customs of these foreign visitors. Regarding the first point, the Chen Yi also disclosed anothvr president of Communist China Ever since the present admin- activities advisers, if they will and chosen successor to Mao Tse- istration came to power, it has take the time to check back in tong. said in North Korea that been its avowed policy to give their records, will find that dur- 71., "it is impermissible for any Money Earners! You're Needed Now! the other peoples of the world a ing the spring semester of 19C2 -4.1t rsaintry to be the first We want you to introduce the fabulous new Thrifty Dnnor good impression of America and they authorized official campus to use nuclear weapons under Book to the college community. This dinner book cc.ntuint 33 its inhabitants. It seems to me recognition to an organization any circumstances ..." free dinners at local restaurants. It is a welcome chance fora that the above-mentioned Amer- which was admittedly of a tem- to eat out and save money at the same time. In orde, porary nature. This group, "Sol - person icans are undoing all which the WAR CAN BE AVOIDED to be the bearer of such happy news, please contact Mr. Tqc do in dents for Stevenson." stated Jr government is trying to Ito Oci. I, Peng Chen, mayor CY 8-6298, between 9 a.m.- I p.m. this area. its petition that it of Peking, said that it world Men and women are needed! Michael eu.chinun was to further the top war could be averted through ASS A3049 s - united effort and "concerted Attatie,-, do, struggle" by the peoples of the world, including the United "A man of his timeaware, critical and deeply committed. But n ',AO a,, \ States. he's just plain funny. Together, they seem to add up Ball Date ****************************** For Your Coronation to a reversal of Peking's tra- ditional stand that force is the Girlsget your date a boutonniere to match your gown only means of settling disputes Fellows the best corsage for your special date. with the western world. DICK GREGORY Then in Moscow this week. it AtriuSaaraleareetareataaricare***** .... Red Chinese delegate lit the 1:Ith PHONE IN YOUR ORDER EARLY So% iet trade union congress, VINCE GUARALDI MARGIE MP FOR THE BEST SELECTION went even farther. Red China, he said, favors peaceful co-existence and con- TOMORROW NIGHT tinued friendship with the Soviet November 1st 8:30 p.m. Union. He added that: "Atomic Jtoweri, Jilt. at Call 286-1464 980 So. 2nd SAN JOSE CIVIC AUD. .01%. C.7 K,SJ,S Log Open 9 to 9 Tickets: $1.75, $2.75, $3.75 90.7 Mc., 85 Watts LAR.\11>Ur-e, INSKCTIDI4 THURSDAY On sa tr 4:15Spartan Show 4.30News San Jose Box Office 4-45Spartan Show 40W. San Carlos CY 5' 5 00Background Presented by 5 05Aperitif 6:00Teril1ght Concert ALPHA DELTA SIGMA 7:00Portrait in Jazz A 8’00News 8.15Accent on the Atom HIGHLIGHTS BACKGROUND What is Natural Radiation? Bus Tickets Are Still Avcil(Able TWILIGHT CONCERT Hadym, V Sonata No. 50: French, Symphony in D Minor. for PORTRAIT IN JAZZTheme: Con- temporary Jazz Saxophonists. San Jose State A SpattanT)aill U. of Oregon Football Game Entered as second class matter April 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- All Expenses included in Ticket Price der the act of March 3, 1879, Mem- ber California Newspapers Publishers Bus Leaves 10:00 p.m., Friday, Nov Association. Published daily by Asso- ciated Students of San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, Separate Tickets also Available for the Hootrnanry, during college year. Subscription ac- cepted only on a remainderrof-semes- Eugene Hotel, Nov. 2nd ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. CY 4.6414 Editorial 5th St. Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386, Adver- Ticket Sales at 411 So. tising Ert. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. A Press of Globe Printing Co. Office 12:00 Noon - 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 psi. hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through Friday. Monday thru Friday Editor o JERRY ARCA Advertising DAVE BLOOM or call 293-6204 for Reservations Day Editor ROY NORD News Editor ...... _ . RON BOTTINI Business Mgr, MIKE DANIELS Promotion Mgr.. 808 RAUH Feature Editor DIANE MAUZY Class. Ad. Mgr, GARY GREATHOUSE Society Editor KAI SIMMS Sports Editor DAVE NEWHOUSE Fine Arts Edit. STAN NASCIMENTO Exchange Editor RONALD LEINIO Special Assignments MIKE DUNNE COINIEna G AYCY4-5544 552 S. Bascom CY 5-7238 400 S. ist KNOCKS "LOVE AND LARCENY" "A STRANGER Every Vittorio Gartman Se. Thrill, It doi for larceny what "Diver. Italian TC. Sty?," did for clivorc "PEEPING Myra Thursday Night "THE COW AND I" Fernandel - Students $1.00 Students * DANUNG * ATOGA 1;1 TOWNE 30," A R 14502 BIG BASIN WAY it Hie sensational 1433 THE ALAMEDA ON THE moor The Carry on Gang in "THE MOUSE ballad Marv,' Rutherfed singer "GET ON WITH IT!" Pew Sellers From Italy "BIG MONEY" 0 Ron Walker "THE LADY DOCTOR" Enian Cerm;chael Vittorio DeSica Abbe Lan Students $1.00 --' (;iggle hour TROPICAIRE AY.. at lit' refreshments Alma and Almadoo Rd. 1969 Alum R,,i 8.')p.m. Sriern "MARY. MARY" South SEE' "GYPSY" "SHAMELESS "DESPERATE WOMEN:.

THE "COVER GIRL KILLERS \All !AVIA I, North 5' eon 5 PALACE'. nookeArto. PIZ/ EN11)()Iill let a San Salvador CV 2.6771 "HAUNTED "TERRIFIED" 12860 So, First St.AA 7-8390 FRANKENSTEIr CURSE OF "Right on Campus" I mile South of fairgrounds "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" "THE "4-D MAN" 100 plems Interviews Being Held Prof Studies Pink Salmon ietolier "1 SPARTAN DAILY-3 Hy RR RARE) BEER cheno- early -run anol I is sod ,pavinitig Search for Next Year's Freshman witch For thousand:. 01 years, Study Alicskan saltrani eleken %Leek,. 1. -11 10, I..111r.. Ito Overseas look salmon hake swain Immo- summer. ,1 :11 For hi, /11'110011 1,sied oral unnoticed tilastryain 11141 mip, candidates tor the 1964 included in Ih! in, Dr. Ilutton f000 TI ..t. Ill c- Ii,, I Camp Director Begins Friday Student II.. Alaskan overseas dents live in wilderness. They ficht from the open ...ed. it tf,e J,J .1. Thf-f I 1...h Viii'. State College 1,1 against California some of Nature's harshest streams, ;Ind ilp,irlilf11 1,h I . '1 1,11IIIII1,1,11 will be held Nov. 22 in the being in- Courses talietttestudYn .11110,111 progtarn are now elements 1 I Hian incorporated into and, strangely enough. establish their basic . I.f, ill S1;11 c!,llege Union. Appointment of a !lie I''. iii. :am] A 10c antpation of a rec- prepare themselves for the spaw IIe,s,c,1100,1- terriewed in college eurricitlii. blood cell count and the Friday, Nov. 8, in the Calls':. direetor by ASB Steve ing bL not President next fall. eating, for seket.il hene,globin in the blood ("mon and enrollment St ii t it ’r elwMt .11 ,11 'Ii II 111111,11 IlIt/Iled, will last until Nov, 17, Larson is expected within two onl arc months. SJS students liV.11 Seventeen S1.111. li,111. IL :1:11 till. NOVEI. STI*1)1( the closet' the fish I Any prospective direetor weeks after the interviews youths from \Inch i, known about this in- more than 100 111- 11101..11 he lower the energy hae hind experience as it Fresh- among peculiar /.I 1110 The 1964 Freshman Camp will Hine. Sidinfill. 11111 fo,00o, 16 state college .1, Thy Idiusl. fie :trifler! man ramp counselor fir COMMitlel of Califarnia's eon, science prolessor has ale 1,e hold erct 7, 8 and 9 at Asilo- at Innoti 1 I :011 ,oht 1/1.11 r):11711,/ry 11) member, according to picsctilly studying pro:wiled this suldycl from Bob Carr,/ , !r1 or , opuses a researeh, he ridded !- I 1 Fiance. 11.111iik',1111, -111t1,11 St)fIt'Ifie current Freshman l'arrip direct'a uniwrsitics in GermanSI !crew angle. !where an open a flepuldic crc 1111111.111.,1i oi Itoo. -ti l'oo, it the Alaskan tikk mien and the To qualify a eat...lid:de III' 1.11,1:1111eil Ili ' loll, ,I ti,o RECEIVER GRANTS to spawn, before it act o.,1,.. 1,, 1 1 r i'''iii? China. flaying received a fire ill dealt J 1 .J., A1/1.1-121::), $7,420 grant ! gins the -i"titney j 0speei to he. back in 11. OPEN TONIGHT l'NIVERNITIES from the Fish oral Wildlife MORE Sell'. The site of Dr II Jot0o- I 11101 ,111111r11.1% hilt lir 00111 1.. Is ''Uric in Japan, 'TIL universities ice of the Department of the In- I was the Alike litiv c-!: 9:00 Additional L .:0J, JJ I, different t,trly won. and J hi, and Latin America W L terior, Dr. Kenneth Switzerland Hutton, assist- oratory. 15 mile, th iif I c .0 ill need another to.hiii cm knout ledge cif h'io-hmasi Roberts Book Store he proposed for the corning yyriiiney Int professor of biology, conducted Alaska. Ilc also Sc to Oba-n the will FordMion colt fo.deral governmcdit Io..lor to jectives, said narr-tt !Call Si across from min's dorms Dr. Thomas P. 1(111. according to jamitiry research into the basic Bay, lOn miles eJs1 01 .Acch foreign Lints, cocoordinator of the study program. Otters Fellowships progiam in- The st tab -abroad orientation and ' COPIES cludes a two-month kDE of the host vomit rv F or Gdra Work ,uages,,,,,, Me- i IINTING The student then does two CO, OPEK,Irfunity I.', I I... F5 IIwowork in courses relict- h 11964-65 fire 1.elf; ..!:.!..1 IIll, in, to his 1111111/1' and professional ()Werth,. John flay 1..ii Sent01. St ll(lenI S to tt, graduate kvork. led Now! Faculties 1 the host universities the instruction, al- iffy Dinner Cluk give tiara hi J-bident II 1. tic I .1 i e college faculty ook ccniains 33 though groes, - o IT .is resident director ne chance fora member American lici, each school. e fimo. In order of the program at have at least from such mi Till' ttact Mr. T0111. Applicants must junior standing by the time they Appalachia!, ,11.1 participate in the program. areas, .1 the knmi They must also have a high grade point average and proficiency the foreign language studied. ('iii' II. But most of ad, in the Screening is done by faculty youngcr. thdj. campus and hsccii fa.:117 committees at each the by a statewide faculty committee. cial sci,ta , Jc..ic 00cm The -,1h1 00.1 :or one EXPENSES ,rty II Il v.

team- with any m Lalue cit Slacks students accepted into the Those B3000. j,n,gram must pay travel, room, liitanl and academic fees. hued in the 10 J., I ice, Estimated cost to the student ,mn '44' -loop Ileidel- Belt the University of so attending t not fi!rg, for example, is $1,020 for the Ildnonth study period. Travel and incidentals are not Gypsy Friday

Sin Jose I continental Ofxra production all Chico State open its min al thy 'Aboitgomery ,UD. Theater lie Auditorium to- morrokk TI, ill rut 630. 'The play wools. We have Business Chairman soil I rfin and Sat isr- ir superior

comlitr.: to:di 1-,1,- 1'11 Iii1.11. To Speak Tonight publII' ity ' & fabrics lir .11tiert I'. Fries, styles chairman I!! puteci plethora of r Polio,. ision at Chico klik/Ll,YUrj vIe I’ be the special .1(.4: and speaker at the annual Good lighting = Frinstance: Idea:less education dinner of the & colors to show you, vailable Department of Business Educa- Good grades tion. tonight at 7 Rot. The dinner will be held in I he Faralt) Inning Rsunn of the 5,15 Cafeteria. * Desk Lamps III i eurrentl servinfg from $5.95 '11101 Ithe National Assii- .51: Game ,hho hf 11.1-iness Teacher Edu- Educat ion I tik Pr; cc nal Business * Tab!e Lamps Oka, foc- from Nov. t IA/11111:0e [II, $12.95 in Business t Hootenanny f /el v the Fnikersitv id

;1,11 to 1/11,ini..--. Sth St. meroheis and 1 I-. $2 a plaie lifebr 1100,1 VO/LIGHTINC . - 6:00 p.m. .111,41,1 11, 1,- I IJ, ic,ervations liv 234 8o 2nd CY5-7586 111, Business Education Ill! III >=1 ions -11111111MISRM

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BASIN WAY ON THE MOON of Rutherl it. Margret MONEY" Curri,lchael ents$1.00 You can open a new Cotton twill belt loop Stemsslim &sharp. White Levis of bull Reverse twist wools, Roos/Atkins DIRE SUPER/CHARGE a campus favorite. Belt loop model. denim. belt loop or tab. on Rod( Ay" and take months to Pala 111 Screen 4.25 14.90 ELESS SEX" 6.95 7.95 ,TE WOMEN". tEL KILLERS Open Mon. - Thur. - Fri. 'till 9

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1E FROWNS:1E0J ) MAN" First at Santa Clara Linda Irby, Dave Finn, Cheryl Woodward, Gary Brasfield 4SPARTAN DAILY nctober 11, 1961 Student Plans To Rewrite Cleo Play

it has id h111111, Ire Background Adds Color Arai-cygetcloscofie Iron! San - lin. people who :ire no... participating 11. Ch By KAI 'Witch' Swil SIMMS 11011 1/1. "C14,11. r Society Editor ti rnake a i. To Coming 'Rip' Play the recently released Midterms and crepe paper dont mix very well and many living idar. 'Phe first play versitm of "Rip centers are finding they -are all tied up." Many students are burn- ’Vo.r.1,1 Van Winkle- by Washington ing the midnight oil giving finishing touches to Ifumecoming floats. iv% mg was performed May 26. Of course the prize the coveted winning trophy, is on the minds lx28 at South Pearl Street The- of the entrants. ater. Albany N Y Tr), play's ONLY THE HOUSE MOTHER KNEW ... I.' es! pertormanee a ill he Nov. The entire Kappa Alpha Theta sorority %I. as kiilnai1p11 I. 1 Iii by! tht College Iburna evening by the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. ''part merit in the College The- The Delta Sig% marched into the sorority as the girls were ater preparing for dinner, asked them to leave without a fight, and Tomorrow night's X:15 per- escorted them across 11th Street to the DSP house where a dinner formance is adapted from the exchange was held. . 1 I.. Joseph Jefferson version of the Only the Theta house mothers and president knew of the im- 1,111..1 I play Jefferson began Playing pending kidnap. Several DSPs had removed Tuesday night's dinner Rip in 1550 and continued the from the Theta kitchen earlier. It was pretty "sneakv ." but a "fair II. . . 111111 part until a year before his exchange." death in 19(6. He kept revising DAN AND THE CLERGYMEN?? the script regularly for 15 years KAATSK1LL MERRIMENTPart of the 'Rip Van Winkle" cast This is the group that will provide dancing music Nov. 15 for as he des eloped the practice a dancing scene for tomorrow night's production in the Yersion, the Sigma Kappa annual fall pledge dinner dance. To be held at For Especially Fine Italian Foods which will be presented on cam - College Theater at 8:15. La Rinconada Country Club, the dance will honor the pledges. DANCING IN THE DARK? With such a historical back- Tomorrow evening the Delta Gammas Will gather at their fall (4e)-pi Alma Golf Course ground behind the play. Dr. Paul pledge dance to be held at the Sheraton Palace Hotel. San Fran- .._ t () zzeri(i W. Davee, associate professor of cisco. Prior to the dance two cocktail parties will be held. The Considers your budget et,.4) Including: Pizza, Spagetti, Lasat3ne, drama, will direct it "to catch Lancers Combo will provide the music at the dinner dance. Twenty- Home Made Raviolis, and Sandwiches. something of America's the- nine new Delta Gamma pledges will receive their recognition pins Also try our Sea Food Specials. Gr'-/ULATIOrf ? HOLES OF GOI atrical past." later in the evening. Tomorrow night's melodrama PINNINGS Thursday First (Next to Fox Thecitrt.) CY 7-1136 deals with a drunk who can't elementary education 347 So. C1,1 2 for the price of I Linda Davis, Alpha Chi Omega, junior .tiscipline himself very well. As major from Menlo Park, to Ken Berry, Delta Upsilon, sophomorc r:onnTrermentrtrirtrirmirtrirretr..--if-ln,!,, result his wife drives him out, physical education major from San Jose. 75e .rml he goes deep into the Kaat- Becky Ford, Alpha Phi, sophomore at the University 01 ('iii' Monday-Tuf_sday-Wednesday.Friday drill Mountains, where he meets fornia, Berkeley, from Red Bluff, to Mike Begovich, Pi Kappa per person -.wile demons who cause him to Alpha, sophomore industrial management major from Redding, 7c. drink IT'S HOT! IT'S A HONDA! to 6 p.m. too much and pass out. Carol Armstrong, Alpha Phi, junior elementary efliir.it ii.ri The production, marking the major from El Cerrito, to Jim Commendatore. Pi Kappa Alpha, Miniature Golf with ASB Card play in this year's Col - sophomore industrial management major from Fremont. drama season, will also be Elaine Silva, resident assistant at 1100%er Hall, ,jrinior ele- 50e rarformed Sat Urday and Nov. mentary education major from Watsonville, to John Testa, Phi NI,. 6-9. ! Alpha, junior music major from San Jose, Matinees will he Nov. 6 and 9 ENGAGEMENTS ai 2 p.m Tickets are available Barbara Worrell, Chi Omega, junior nursing major from La ALMA GOLF COURSE flr*A it the 'ollege Theater Box Of- Jolla, to Alan Steiner, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, graduate of Srarif ird 445 W. Alma St. Phone 298.4909 fice. Filth iind San Fernando University, now attending Harvard Graduate School (ml Streets. from La Jolla. No wedding date has been established. Kathy Webb, Gamma Phi Beta, senior secretarial m,litiirti-t iii - lion major from Santa Ana, to Phil Lenz, Sigma Chi, senior ness administration major from Santa Ana. They plan a Feb. I wedding. Only 8285 p.o.e. {fr" Diane Pahl, Gamma Phi Bela, senior sociology major from HONDA SUPER SPORT "50" MARK fl O) Stockton, to Larry Livingston, Theta Chi, senior falsities, major This 50 cc Honda is a giant for porformonce: develops from Los Angeles. A wedding is planned during Easter \rim 5 HP at 9,000 RPM . . gets up to 225 mpj Racing fype head ram injection curburefion, Zeta, sophomore business high-compression other Norma Erickson, Delta great features. Se, it now' major from Palo Alto, to Newell Monroe, eminent mm inaj ii at Sall Jose City College from Campbell. BILL MANDER Zove4 Liz Anderson, junior elementary education major from Sainti 635 University Avenue Telephone 354 2110 Cruz, to Ski Maestre, senior industrial management 111.11 11.0.11 Los Gatos, California Pleasant Hill. A June wedding has been slated. Come in and see the New 90 CC toVeitoW MARRIAGES .1nctive br;clal sets from $100 Barbara Mitchell, Black Masque, senior advertising major (min Sunnyvale, to Rod Masters, Lambda Chi Alpha. senior business and rings may be purchased separately industrial relations major from Alameda. The C011pIP exeha ngis I vows Aug. 31. Genie Laisne, Alpha Omicron Pi, junior commercial art rr 91 SOUTH FIRST ST. from San Jose, to Doug Haak, Sigma Chi, senior pre-dental iHi' from Oakland. The couple are living in San Jose, 307 TOWN & COUNTRY Elaine Morris, Delta Zeta, senior elementary education major VILLAGE from San Jose, to Stephen Snow. social -.cleric, 111.1.1c I 110:11 l'11 burgh. Pa. TERMS TO SUIT YOU ,Lte/ers SJS Alumnus Named S.J. Chorus Assistant Another San Jose State alum- Greenbrook joined the organi- nus has been named to a direct- zation this year when he played ing post. Reginald G. Green- the organ in the group's tooth limok, a graduate of SJS, has anniversary concert. He cur- Blur I, or Wh.te been named assistant conductor rently serves as organist and of the San Jose Municipal choirmaster at the local First Chorus. Congregational Chitrch. LeRoy V. Brant is conductor Besides studying at SJS. 149' am of the chorus and has been since Greenbrook has attended the its inception in 1828. Pacific School of Religion in if 76a. Berkeley and in London. Eng- land. C...ictitott Faculty Recital He also was active in Nancy Gustayson, music in- while serving in the Army. liii- structor, will play the harp at ing World War II, he was di. FOR THE SMARTEST STEP IN YOUR LIFE ... select ore of these ultra the faculty recital presented by rector of the Special Ser,:ci- j Mr Easton "after 5" cc- dels. Fashionably smart in gold or the College Music Department chorus. Greentwook v. :is an ad- . lustrous black or dyeable ...., peau de sole, they add the perfect this afternoon at 1:30. judicator for two l'.S. Army urv toyour outfit. Mat' r ,x.,1 from only 4 95. Al She will open the concert with Choral Conductors' Competi- I .r iwn, 135 S. First Sty.... Va; r ,liopping Center and De Cabmon's "Pavane." Other tions. In addrilon, he is a past sartorial standing with tin' pock. iddzer. Avenue, Willow Glen pieces will be Bach's "Bourree," president of iht. Northern Cali- Smarter than a Ph, extr,, .r protects ...$25. Complm. , Debussy's "En Bateau," Proko- fornia chapter of the Choral with .'..t 1. ...ear black flannel Piper Conductors' (.11141 fief's "Prelude in C," and Sal- cuffs, no inhibitions... $6.95. At store., . zedo's "Chanson de la Nult." She As an organi-t, Greenhrisik . will end her performance with has gken recitals throughout eyes broad blazer Palair's "Tocata in E minor" the U.S. as well as in Italy and on horizons? wear the h.i.s England. He also has been i. lured soloist tor network hi,' - s3/4 GAMMA PHI BETA casts in this country and is Olin' h.i.s. headquarters Zs. PLEDGE CLASS author of the 1-spok "Responsi- bility and Ihrties of Organist - ART MARTINEZ MEN'S WEAR Choirmaster." to lie ',ill. $ MUM SALE soon PARKING fished in Palo Alto. 290 S. FIRST FREE -40:40rizer Complete Line of h.i.s. Sportswiar BERG'S MEN'S WEAR b\, 52 S. 1..f St. IAnnflr, to 55

55 55 headquariers for This traditional Homecoming Make Big Stride-, Gold or Corsage is perfect for your in reading and H.1.S. S r kdate on this special occasion. comprehension for Buy a ticket for 75c from a OA CH 8 7674 men, boys Gamma Phi pledge this week. 14" ,AN JOSE, SUNNYVALE Flowers to be picked up at aiiiih. 9Itf. Rose Marie Florist, 375 TOWN & COUNTRY VII I and loali II eo Play SIPAITT HATIV-3 or I. 141.; Only the Bus Driver Knows . . ms ENS I by an indignant mistress. By rArry lion with the driver, an LII c. I 0, Dick Gregory Alexander the I Waiting on Ole iorner for tht made. and Ihe Till' pep , !! I ii 111', loll 8 a.m. bus, which !OMIT 1/1-11VPS he riosseil the Alps Swift Creal as before 8,20, the bus commuter is insignificant to the would appear an eyewitness to the first mishit' LATE FOR CLAMS Appears at Civic commuter. of the day. A screech At 9:45 the bus arrives at 1st SJS bus of brakes unparalleled tribu- a shatter of glass, and the and Santa Clara streets, and the Ile whit faces tow truck arrives to haul away student makes it (remitsi dash for Tomorrow his trek to and from the lidians on casualties. the refuge of the campus and the must be a In0k rri01,0 who has e n college each day, second half of the Ah, 8:20, and here is that noblt his first class. tulle cuorage. ,!:1110,1 1110 first Negro Nina-Man inan of indomita vehicle, On time according The school day passes unevent- little P111.1joi. to some iris dm begins a fully, and far 140 info the nightclub peculiar schedule of its own, not too quickly, and , day ill his less ;el. tor I. v.111 pcil,/,r1 than do, the listed on the timetable. , once again the luckless commuter I at San Ise otimanipas rounterpai t hoards the bus I' lit' 111cc?..croirtIsW ,oriturous The passenyii: has his this time home- lot .1.11 ,,Ian alaCIO trene- ticket The piercing iiiinched by the ward hound. This chauffeur, unlike, my 1.L11 Into Iljno. bleary-eyed drivel 41 tilds tinee the morning driver, imagines him- , A tie! torches 14, his seat in an un- II11.1 OW h1111111olo, self took dignified fashion. lie a Grand Prix speedster, and ,11ou another trial-li-bus. tries in vain 111.1.111 hurtles off at a breakneck 1,riel jot, ii fire 114.1 to ctincentrate on a last-minute pace. I It .11./1,1e.! he THE 1.0%(:, I,()NO WAIT test review, as the man beside him Maneuvering himself with great , stop, the On his. wm to the bus babbles on inanely about a new agility, the traveler locates a the soles vacant ,a,.11: 0 unwary Cornifillter singes tireol of horse he hopes to de- seat, told lurches for it. A. as- 111 orr his shoes on a newly-laid velop. he settles his fatigued limbs in tho gather up unyielding In 1117,'I 115113 phalt road. Stooping to The hus makes its stops and the contours of his seat, a lasks. adroit f% fat lady with a tool' 1 ho. t. ! Ills l'an his slit.thtP. soiled seat , 1111 Perhaps the student mustache and her losses Foods dodges a'.1(0(11 roller and will make it to his 9:30 class. But. unruly child flop beside him. The oi !hi. hapless student the wait. the bus halts and twit officers grimaces benevo- he attacked M. a lently as Dennis-the-Menace curb, only to of drips lin- the law board In check the chocolate alarling Pekimiesti pup The ice cream over his books. 1'1(1 identities of the male passim+, - 1.-.1111..! filan the The writhing 'Ii lit and oblivious oy ul the Linfetit’s hookladen AlIt 1 ('crc mania leave. only to be replaced 1 0i1 Crlev..0!. le, 1100 , by an insistent Fuller-brush man. Ielavaiinc ICS. who believes his territory includes , publir vehicles. Undaunted by a in withering glance, he launches into ( 7-1136 FILM EDITING TRIOKey members of the Judge. The 15 -minute report features his spiel. campus FIRST AT SAN CARLOS . . 294.4200 weekly television news show "Campus Report" news written and produced by five members of nevcr shown every Friday morning rr:riptri HOME, AT LAST at 8:45 a.m. on the radio and television news staff in the De- II' p:11- KNTV Channel 11 Al 1;c:t the hos nears the familiar ' are shown planning this week's partment of Journalism. The weekly production 1' I N,:t1.01 script. Film Thp ,tialcot t'CntlY disen- technician Rik Whitaker (seated) is the only one of its kind in the Western states ,,tlylcs himself front the Fuller checks over news film with television news writ- and one of the few college produced commer- 1..!..., I -mit, H4ishes, and weaves to the door, ers and newscasters Tom Woods and Diane cially aired news programs in the nation. I -crcicing triumphantly, ticket in- ?dot, onIy tw,, stops past his own. Fiereidy clutching his books, he slit to ui". duwn the steps. The bus , roars on as he trudges home. weary front the perils of com- muting. ( Car Washes Slated Nikiwaft- ) For This Weekend no By Greek Pledges ocinq type lion, other that ,cillered 11;]1-wven coil tips may be rescued ' Two sororities and two 1,aterni 4 2110 ties will be holding separate ear washes this weekend. Saturday, the pledge classes of Gamma Phi Bola Sorority and Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity are having a car wash at the Flying A SCCVICI. Station at the corner of Santa Clara and S. llth from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be bal- IS THIS THE WAY YOU'LL loons for the youngsters and the Foture Playboy's playmate of the month will appear at 2 p.m. CHOOSE YOUR JOB? Sonflpy, Chi Omega Sorority and S i g in a Phi Epsilon Fraternity ['ledges will hold a car tvash Iro,d 12 to 4 p.m. at the corners of Bascom and Nagle mil Ilth and Santa Clara.

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Young juniors rely on Bobbie Brooks to take them around campus, and off in the height of WEAR sty!e. Here is the , , ri.1Haler layered look, and the only CONTACTS word to describe it is the -in" for fall! The reason they do is be- If you flip a coin between just a couple of jobs, you're not giving yourself be odds cause with contact lenses, opportunity. Give yourself better than 50-50 by looking at both sides of the coin, dickey in on real FEAR Turtle neck you may see as you have example. Talk to our college interviewer and 100% Orlon acrylic. Red, never seen before. Since con- with every company. The Bell System, for E PARKING white. $3. tacts are worn on the eye you'll find we offer excellent opportunities for you technical, engineering, business and =ivy' rather than at a distance, to work. Plus some unique advantages: imme- Highlander v -neck cardigan liberal arts majors to put what you know swear they provide a greater field in wool. Navy, red, diate responsibility, rapid advancement, and an atmosphere you can grow in. We'll of vision, whether looking black, white, grey. $10. have to be honest about the odds, though. If you qualify for a job with the Bell Sy-,tem straight ahead or to either oath, to will , we'll give you every chance for a top career. cp,c0":40rede A I igio stretch pants: 60% side. So, come in and let us (and the odds are just 1 in 7 you rayon 40% nylon. Red, fit your eyes with contacts of We're looking for the henri-iin man. Onenin2c in the following Bell System Corrpanlfr: Lens Center. !Hors black, green. $12. The Contact NO W {Vol Anin !I . rn

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CHARLEY DOUGLAS JACK LIKINS GREG BUCKINGHAM GARY READ JIM ADAMS FRANK BARNES BOB HOWSE * * * * * * * * * A( II ('011.1.1) SI1001 Undefeated ATO Scores Key Indian Poloists May Find ,11 Victory in Fraternity Football EXPERT ATO shut out Sigma Chi 7-0 in LUBRICATiON the big intramural fraternity: touch Out of this World Food for football game Tueslay. Tomorrow 98c your car at Down to Earth Prices Aroused Spartan #4 Sigma Chi played the game wi- Puritan Oil 6th & Keyes it's a meal or Whether der tamest and the clash mag. The Stanford ssater psisi team tornahawked SC into submission a snack . .. try its Waterloo- tomor- 11-5 last week. TP-P have to he replayed. ATO sowed may meet row night if it tit:gets about San Jim Gatn.diran... splashers also in the f ourth period on a pass Howard's .Itse State and looks ahead to have the services of All -Coast Crystal Creamery from Gary Bienneman to Charlie Saturtho's big battle with Long goalie George Stratsky. a du-fen- Fly in now Sall. Rich Kuechie eaugnt a pa, Beach State. sive standmst who gives the op- FOUNTAINRESTAURANT for Halloween cad', from Brenneman for the conver- SJS, ordinarily no match in a position slim pickings in the s Kt 7th & Santa Clara San Jose month of Sundays against the scoring column. 7 amt. -10:30 p.m.Closed on Mon If the protest doesn't go powerful Indians. could pull a The Indians have great antici- Select from our line of Studio cards through. sigma ( I,i will have shocker if the Palo Altans come pa tion in the water, enabling them lost its first .tTO %las into the Spartan pool, figuring on to break on offense -- even before into the \s. sn. they steal the ball away from their IF he Spartans have not played opponents. PAUL'S GREETING CARD SHOP gh SJS Coach says that , Right near r 111:11/1- hdbill suasuun esen II Lee Walton 34 Fountain St. 292-3565 ., 11,d In AT() dropping three Nor( al I.eague Stanford is a swimming team. and ' ... I relies on much the same offense 77-SPECIALISTS17 Campus games. Stanford is undefeated 11,1111 and is currently the No, I team a: does San Jose Statea three- in the nation, man break. I rr .1 P ip loissedIs 14111 The Spartan freshmen have San Jose Foreign Car Service Coach Lee Walton Will SE111,1 his touchdown their hands full tomorrow nigh, n lisp scorers miss:iction at the start. against College of San Mateo and Expert repair ol all imported cars ..nd Pp hoping to hit the visitors with all the Stanford frosh. they have early. Transmiss;on overhaul and Lubrications St. 13-111 a In the 6:30 game. CSM will shim Pik t Frank Barnes. the team's lead; HONDA ...... l jI one of the finest junior college Tune-uPs, Brakes, Motors Tert, 111,0r, let '15 vards mg pointmaker. Jim Adam-. Gary tor %later polo squads in the Bay Area Itilt Iltmiolire ,ine t h- Read. Charley Douglas. Dick Rid- Nliswire Cring this ad ... dmn :sod Jim com- dle, Bill Parker anti Its sb Howse The Stanford Papooses will Now Introducing The Ne-i pleted another seorinv; aeHal to 'slel the nod as they did in last attempt to hounce hack from an FOR 10,, STUDENT DISCOUNT !fitioelirsw tot Gern an 15-.1rd week's UOP game. earlier 111.9 setback at the hands

130 23-1:03 .s,uItIs,i ii has tvm returning Ali- of s’Igirfaholbols S. Ti Fiiktritrie Americans in its starting lineup Jack Likins and Greg Bucking-I ind Hutt ham will be counted on for a major 1111 YEW' OW anti Buehler. ,IS Marty Hull Don played fantastically as the Tribe Poll ion of the offensive scoring. Likins has scored 54 goals in 112 at tempt for 414 per cent. A CHUNK OF TASTY. LUS- Buckingham has hit on 35 of Ti CIOUS, SAVORY. TENDER, shots lor an even 50 per cent. CC SPORT U S. CHCICE, NEW YORK Iiiick" a ISO lead!: in assists with nine. OR TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Fred Ilaket Walt Bakly. Garth COOKED THE WAY YOU ,if goalie tlary Fitschen I So the heavilN No the fresh- LIKE IT FOR ONLY 51.49 .ss rho. HONDA . oi MinIPS11, 5511111 SAN JOSE win i .1 di aeri:s1 P:',1 I ChM and San Jose SUNDAY to tt ,srthiligleas SATURDAY & 1 uollege last week. Sales and Servicc Open Everiin-, BREAKFAST SPECIALS poitster. Nader finally busted loose of -

s No 2 ii;,perl the I.:app., -.is fen ely. scoring seven goals 141 S. Third St. Phone n5-7525 542 S. 2nd ST. in the two games. liakly, a con- sistent forward has knocked in Free Parking Near San Jose State Campus 'lit points. J frosh as a team have 104 SAN JOSE P ,a.- in 415 attempts lor 42 ix-r ii nt. record is DICK NORONA Their 10-2. 1 y.111 V.I makes trip %VD 1T's TUE FORAD gi , '-:sf, had two,- Spartan Judoists !,,,... plas.. than Cal ;-11, SURFERS .1 s;rirri;ir,_r Is and iri 11-.1 11,0. Ill-Ill in I ak Lead North Bid ,me the, P. sr, but still ANNOUNCING ... louse J Pear 1-11 !F.1 State Tourney "IlkeireaglashiliashrhillsOmeedift" lite offstage VELZY h FOLK MUSIC THEATER at ailing the 970 So. First St. , friar ’ .'" Califoi! Southern I SURF- -- How Appnarinq one another, will 1,,. is-liLa F1':111,1S1:11 It P 1i SdiP,,P1 st DON CRAWFORD 11 I, Friday: 9 10 30 & i2 Pal BOARD Itepresentine Ihe Spa/ hiti- will ROLF CAHN NCJA champions Gat'. %.,11 'rrot,day 9 10 10 & 12 P M. Make Lunch tsijkl 1>ae SaWl-1-1- :111,1 1.. p HOOTENANNY su :aki. 11111 Knalike lack KITS with Paul Kantner Today and Larry Itoliashi, Pichard I:41 is -11:1 Sunday. 13 P.M. .11, P P:1111 flOdani, anti Riellard I orl Rolf Cohn Workshop This will be the third comp :I DO IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE! Each Velzy Suifhcard It Sunday: 2 P Everyday live tournament for the Spartan - goMaint: Polyureathane blank, wooden %keg, giay, n. noise, six quarts of rereset,c,ver since Oct. 5. 2 oz. of catal. ' 4 Paper, masking tape and detailed Instructor.. A at $54.75 to $66.95. wi Is h ire OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 TO 5:30 look for the golden arehos We Pict, Up dry] ()diver YOUR Car for service WILLOW CLAN () Lubrication Our Specialty C r.ti 4E3) [J,A g:: Me Donald's __Dzire442a Complete line of Auto Accessories 4.4.72,,, if. Zia Asset &melt/eta/xi ONE STOP 28645. 11-12 THIRD AND SAN CARLOS ArA. SHOPPING 750 WILLOW ST.. PAPIIIIIC Corner of 1041 Santa Clara 786-6190 Thursday October 11 1c1131 SPARTAN DATLY-7 SJS Boxing Mentor Tutors Iranian By TOM O'NEIL friends and Menendez planned thei Were among ,40111. of the digni- before he captured the title. When has high hopes foi Light weeks of boxing instruc- affair. It was a tribute to the tarteti pres,rni Amu' tinnily ended his eaten; a coach. "He has laeri Lon Nunes to an end today for most publicized boxer in Iran's Also at tinding were Charles an ,''live boxer, he was 30 yea, - . .iiterested in picking tip lit,ss harrier Iran welterweight cham- history. Walker, professor of physical rata - old and had 15 years' experience IlliiqUeS, interested in !rosin- pion Amir Menendez presented Amir with ' cation at San Jose State. Male His greatest moment was in the ipment and in conrlitioniny When the bell rings at 11:40 a 1960 United States Olympic [nowt Mahmotal-Pour, 1960 Olym- 1952 Olympics when he won a Menendev. -He is anters-,e,i a.m., Amir will hang up his gloves jacket as a gesture of friendship. pic welterweight from Iran; Trot - silver medal. Amir lost to a Rus- ,rdting his country's team readv and say farewell to San Jose Slate Amir, in return, gave Menendez a roan Ghrinizar-elt nalional cidd le- sian boxer for the ehampionship the Asian Games in two lioxing coach Julie Menendez and Persian rug which Mid been made ss champion of Iran. and Ka - and after the bout the Russian .1i I Its and organizing Iran's his class. by hand in Iran. /Pm Mansoor, middleweight boxei said it was the best bold that he pie team for the 1964 ()lym- also Amir will then change into The Consul General of Iran.' from Iran. Mai ever lought. Tokyo. street clothes and be driven to Javad Kowsar, from San Fran- Amir Wit, the national champion In 1960, Amir was defeated fr. really a likeable periods. San Francisco where he will stay cisco; Bud Winter, 1960 U.S. in Iran for 1.; year- helot, retir- the Italian champion in hi e...r.! pleasing personalits', :11- until his plane leaves Sunday for Olympic track coach from San ing 1,1 Soptertlber Ile ha- ttuuight bout. The Italian went on to .1 lir. doesn't speak English Iran. Jose State; Youth Uchida, U.S. in lvi lnyrniiii- In I itl Hel- the idle and was named the ilde to communicate The story will not he complete Olympic Judo Committee Chair- sinki, Finland mid in 1,010 ;it shouting boxer in the Olympic odi arious students who until Amir arrives in Teheran. man from SJS, and Menendez, I Rome. Italy. Thi, was quite an accomplishment. .ed as interpreters. Ile seem, Iran where he will be named the 1960 U.S. Olympic boxing coach At the age of 17, Amir became suiee Cassius Clay was fighting for . ,ealth of knowledge in Olympic boxing coach for Iran. - - the national champion in Iran. Ile the United State-s and won a gold Ile will be an excellent boxing instructor had been boxing for medal. OLD TRICKSVeteran Spartan Julie Menendez Last night a reception was held ,rnlY two Years exclaimed Menendez. starts a left to the mid-section of Amir Yayari. former Iranian 171IiiI ,1 at the Ilawaiian Gardens restau- welterweight champion and Olympic Games silver medal winner. rant in honor of Amin Iranian Cross-Country GoldenGatorsChallenge Spartans Clash With Tribe By MIKE MUltl'IlY country history " !! Jose's 'Home Luck' Stanford and San .lose State MI I rphy and his teammates mils I arri.! San is ;T count team. meet thi- need to run a similar race rlii .hike off the mem- hasn't allowed a point in I, tones said, Martinez can fire let:akin at -1 fin thi Indian volt alter:Joon to defeat the Indian- !r,, noN home appearance, games. The Sparlablibes tied that ball and he has the tall .,111 -u in a torp..,.-ii\kiiitial cia.11 t he sixth straight time site's freshman foot- heavily-favored Cal 0-0 and de- ends to throw to." For your car the is ,u Vct A bilge Wolild keep Payton Jor- tough leafed University Litigles with a of Pacific 6-0 San Jose iS a strong defense, FRED HERON "giants." dan from sending his team to & Keyes .i 11 o, Slate junior valSity last week. ' (nub with lineman ('hick Row., The Tilts' will lie luuuukiri-' ti Last Lansing in Nos ember tor 1st has lost to Long Heath pin. in Spartan Sta- Trying to increase that scoreless Chuck Gillingham, Larry Hi, - . . . soph behemoth revenge again- t the Meats. t he only the nal" ads. This alone will state. :a team vkliich 5.15 ..11111111 skein against the Gators may be raiker, Roy Hall and Mike Spittia dium. team that has 1h1111 ira gist- Stanford needed incentive. tromped in the Long Itt:11.11 Three sseeks ago to the day, tough. Santa Cliiiii's .IV had SFS all doing a goorl job. filial meet competition .o\-Or the I Larry Mu'( au ran 20:25.2 itat lonal at month ago. Spartababes fumbled 1:1-6 at halftime, before the Golden -We're a sound defensive team. S Bob Jones' oast two y 1,111'S. SJS has been against U('LA, proving he is Win, today and tornorrov decision to Cal Gators ripped back for 16 points And our offense, slow tellar So hs assay a 12-7 at coming for this meet with their nearing peak form. Vs'eyn Kirk- extend Dean Miller's dual meet literally dropped to win 22-13. around this year, has Pols. salt Jose really looked arehi rivals and top coast op- land, Paul Schlicke, Robin Ruble, career mark to 112 wins without rds Spartadsabe 111/11e Marty Martinez, a capable good in pi;trifle the till on the this week," Jones l ponent all sea,on. Rill Pratt and Dave I)t,uhner hack I a loss and would mark the Spar- sisitors punched across passer, ran over one score, threw said. necking At 81111 The Spartans favor the slop- lip the -i.narr star. tans 111,4 :nil 17th cone'- tise udio cards score. SJS fumbled for another and completed two Mike Nishio and Bill Morrisroe the atoning I. the' c.,mr. ing greenery at Palo All,, r11- T, harrier, dual inct, ,r "III, I'll 1111. Cal Poly two. conversion passes. were citf'd by Jones for strong run- tinillAP41.1i 1.1ifillinK up with rie San Jose 2-1-1 I "They're a read solid club," ning in offensive drills. Grid Success races there. Last Rill. 10 this Spitz. r, 1111 I bruiser, has mommuommuumuomiommammon Cei tim to break the door before lit,' NC AA Champion-, ;HOP been seeing. double duly as full- down ti ships, Items Ntiller's cress put rot back and offensive end, anti 14 ill si.i.rlom next year WI ishich t5 the greatest show in eross 1.01111 - Master start today ahead id Morrisroe. etilly is knocking, is a stel- group try history. "We want to get the best tint of I of soph ommes on 11011 osRer's EW ELERS !like's running early in the lTitchenal's Spartan football team. Against Stanford, USC. and C'al game before he tires," Jones de- hen Kerry, Dennis Parker. in a quadrangular affair. SJS ia Fred Heron, Charlie Harraway, what Bert Nelson, publisher or 72 S. First Si. Westgate Shopping Center clared. End Bill Peterson, hurt his neck Jerry Ronetto and BO) Track and Field News called, "the San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. in practice Monday and is a doubt- are only a few of the varsity greatest team performance in the Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 sophs who will probably eraek history of cross country anywhere ful starter. But, Gary Stepansky, l" who was earlier feared out for the nest fall's starting lineup. A few in the world." 111 L.T.D.s . . . Light Trim Denims year with a broken leg received have already made the move Danny Murphy set a course re- /0:;/-1 in the UOP game, will play. The this year. Three will open cord of 19:311.5, smashing his for- injury was only a leg bruise. against Oregon Saturday. mer mark of 20:09.2 the 4.2 Rick Gaul, the San Jose's top A great deal has been said about mile coursa.. efi by safetyman on defense, returns to Perry, the scrambling quarter- Jeff ; 1., Tucker. ENGAGEMENT ANC/WEDDING RINVIS action after missing the UOP con- , back, who has a knack of picking .19.5Ft. and ilm -me 'Xititeiiead, test. r ;aul %sill also play offensive up yardage after he was almost ' halfback and share quarterback nailed for big losses on passing ,,,. i,,!i -1 \1 11111iCtS with Ray Blute. situations. -the Ken will oppose his brother 11,4 in a quarterback duel Saturd.c. Bob is the Webfoot signal-callir Parker has done a magnifieent jots since moving in at defens,., HUMIDOR halfback two games back. Agitif c;,.eolrZr; Idaho he was credited with 17 SMOKE SHOP IoneLtagg tackles, a Spartan high for 111,, weather-beaten pits season. St. 339 S. 1st made or the wr ong side Dennis now has 37 tackles in I acrosS from Ham s) his short playing time. which is of almady 1:aded blue second behind linebacker Bob CY 7-4653 denim ... rugged in eery Kroll (42). a;pect and tapered or Heron i2401 plays tackle on the the she look. 5-7525 second unit It must be remem- bered, however, in Titchenars at tern, the first two units see about Styled on the g.J.G Jampus equal playing time. Fred is ex- by Mogilev's, ou are cordially !mired to t jot our ceptionally strong and should Ltd Bridal Registo and see our 22 neu pat. make the jump to first club in 9 S terms in Chinau are, teaturing * raeuxe Fine China * Chrystal Stemware hy spring practice. floimegaard * lioda irom Sweden. Harraway was considered the TopSider . . "most promising fullback in the Ti. Canvas 0.4,rd TERMS GLADLY 59.ss 0 nation" Irs Titc.henal at the start * Imported Pipes t;e larry nelson of the year. A separated shoulder and Tobaccos 3 Isy tf has kept the 220-pounder out the * Meerschaum and Y our M aster ON NJ fo r riVir last three games. Calabash Pipes -.AO) Bonetto, who red-shirted last * Smokers Accessories JEWELER E year, has averaged lllll re than CONNECTICUT II,'.- yards In 20 carries at full- * Complete Stock of Magazines Mosfiers MUTUAL LIFE hack. and Paperbacks i: San 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Center ts: and San Fern ' SAN JOSE SlOage z Davis will get his first s, ')60 ootti San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. 1671 The Alameda Suite 311 * Barnes & Noble VI1;ii of the year at tight end Sat iird.c. owl, anc1CS) .1' . Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 294-5660 College Outline Series rili:74:t1;t .i.;1111.11.b.t.,...t. t. , Other promising sophomores ' '1(1. 1 '.11,1 At, Of' ' Robert T Heckley C L U General Agnt tackle Ray Lychak. quarterkiek -!!!',0111 atilt 1111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111- 1H11111111111111,111M111111111111111411111111111IN' Butt Miller, halfback John ()wen, I:m(1 kicking specialist Rich 'rid ley.

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CHARLEY DOUGLAS JACK LIKINS GREG BUCKINGHAM GARY READ JIM ADAMS FRANK BARNES BOB HOWSE * * * * * * * * * I HACH t'01 '1.11 %How. Undefeated ATO Scores Key Indian Poloists May Find Victory in Fraternity Football EXPERT ATo shut out Sigma Chi 7-0 in LUBRICATiON I le big intramural fraternity touch Out of this World Food for f :..,thall game Tuesday. Tomorrow 99c car at Down to Earth Prif Aroused Spartan Sigma Chi played the game un- Puritan Oil 6th & Keyes '94.11P, its a meal or Whether am protest and the clash may The Stanford v,aier polo team tortuthawked SC into submission a snack . . . try meet its -Waterloo" tomor- 11-5 last week. se hi be replayed. ATO scored may row night if it forgets about San Jim thinghran's splashers also thr fourth peri.s1 on a pass Howard's Jcse St ate and looks ahead to have the %I' r lee% of All-Coast Crystal Creamery : om Gary Brenneman to Charlie Saturda,s's big battle with Long goalie (ieorge Stratsky, a defen- Fly in now if ria&--- Rich Koechie eaugnt a pass Beach State. sits' standout who gives the op- FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT the for Halloween cards Brenneman for the convcr- SJS, ordinarily no match in is position slim pickings in I 7th $ Santa Clara, San Jose month of Sundays against the scoring column. have great antici- Select from our line 7 a.m. 10:30 p.m.Closed on Mon It the p r is I I' t 111.1,111 go Intwerful ml, n. could pull a The Indians of Studio cards kr,ogli. sigma ( Iii still hat e shocker if the Palo Altans come pation in the water, enabling theml lost its tirst game. ATO ss as int., the Spartan pool, figuring on to break on offense -- even before 1111111 I,':its ii going into the an easy win. they steal the ball away from their eneeanter. rhe Spartans have not played opponents. PAUL'S GREETING CARD SHOP Right near iri:ependenl 1.ea'..;ne chain - hadi all SJS Coach Lee Walton says that 34 Fountain St. 292-3565 .1. Red Ilorle. was tied by AT() dropping three Sort ti League Stanford is a swimming team, and j ) Campus. . 2. f Ft P,ed Horde had won games. stantord is undefeated relies on much the same offense LSPECIALISTS as does San Jose State a three- -. en ronr-cutivr giunes without :old eurrentl the NO. I team , tie or Si loss. in the . man break. Foreign Car Service 1 t. A - o I lid hi, The Spartan freshmen have San Jose t heir hands full tomorrow night. can jime top scorers into action at the start r2ainst College of San Mateo and imported cars hoping to hit the visitors with all ' Expert repair on all the Stanford S have early. fresh.they Transmission overhaul and Lubrications s topple:I Pik 13-11 as In the 6:30 game. CSM will show Frank Barnes, the team's lead- HONDA tine of the finest junior college Tune-ups, Brakes, Motors Terrt MI/Ore passed 15 to ing pointmaker. Jim Adams, Gary %tater [silo sums!, in the Bay Area. Bill t Read, Charley Douglas. Dick Rid- slitS o ititi 1101 11.4 min. ('"iii- Bring this ad ... dle. Bill Parker and Bob Howse The Stanford Papooses will Now Introducing The New 7 , -I r seoring aerial to attempt Its ))))) nee back from an get the nod as they did in last STUDENT DISCOUNT ''sss Ger,D FOR 100 ills.trd plat. v,eek's COP game. v.:loner '.N1.9 setback ast the hands !SO 1103 .iointoill has iwo ietorning Ali- sit the ".1.,1114,11,11,4'`. Li: kpairp Americans in its starting lineup .1tirk I.ikins and Greg Bucking- Marty Hull and Don Buehler. Hull ham will be counted on for a major played fantastically as the Tribe pnyttion of the offensive scoring. Likiir; has scored 54 goals in; 112 attempt. for 45 per cent A CHUNK OF TASTY. LUS- Buckingham has hit on 35 14. 71, CIOUS, SAVORY. TENDER. . shots tor an even 50 per VI'at A1.11illan Buck" also leads in assists v. ith U.S. CHOICE. NEW YORK nine. OR TOP SIRLOIN STEAK t. 1..14 Fred Haket. Wall Bakly, Garth COOKED THE WAY YOU Bader Gary Fitschen 1,11 irli.. tii c,ntributed heavily to the fresh- LIKE IT FOR ONLY $1.49. 7 0 on a big pass 1.1av. men's twin win over Msnlesto Swim SAN JOSE HONDA isin completed an aerial and Racquet Club and San Just' SUNDAY .,thington fir the SATURDAY & "Y College last week. Sales and Service Open Evenings BREAKFAST SPECIALS Railer finally bwitPill loose N1,. 2 ,1 t lo scoring M'S i'D goal.. t 141 S. Third St. Pi,one 295-7525 542 S. 2nd ST. ill MP its Hably, a con- touch- sistent forward has knocked in Free Parking Near S.ri Jose State Ce.mpus rIlls.11.1, lit points_ tiosh as a team have 19.1 SAN JOSE

in 133 attempts lor 42 per nraNizeinnacntiererantewe,,MWOODIIIII ei to Their record is 10-2. DICK NORONA ... makes trip WHAT'S TID; s,in Slate had rinwe total Sean Judoists ;11;IV than Cal 83-44. SURFERS I v idage 342-319 and dis 1;r -A ns 19-13 in Lead North Bid . game this year, but still ANNOUNCING ... teak liou$e tit, Pear. ''.1-111 !r State Tourney the of VELZY FOLK MUSIC THEATER tomtit, , 970 So. First St.

Southern SURF- tolilt.1 t. -. Now Appearing 'inc another. will lie h, Vi..11,-1--eo It i DON CRAWFORD 9 03001 12 Pm BOARD ''Ii (iris lisl ill ROLF CAHN Nr.IA i1010,1/10- (11% - rJatord4, 9 10 10 A 12 PM, 1111i, t Make Lunch I F.:1% ’,c! HOOTENANNY us-,;ukt lull linalike lock 'Si.7: KITS with Paul Pamir., Today and Larry Dobashi. Itiehard Suede, 5 P is P,1111 Milani. and Richard Gibson. Roif Cahn Workshop This will be the third competi- DO.1T-YOURSELF AND SAVE! Each Velzy Surfbcse NI Swnday 2 PM. Everyday e tournament for the Spartans Contains: Polyureathane blank, wooden skeg, glass z ";L:saiG 3 rope, six quarts of resm, r,ver 2 oz, of catate.,t, ., , Oct. 5. paper, masking tape and deta,led instructions. Priced at 854.75 to $66.95. wilshire OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 TO 5:30 look for the golden arches We Pick Up and Deliver YOUR Car for service WILLOW CLEN , Lubrication Our Specialty CV_ti E; LitA Me Donald s_i=iddig, Complete line of Auto Accessorie'u Xamdf, /*IA' 11-11 ONE STOP SHOPPING 750 WILLOW ST. FREE PANNING. 7951554 II 12 II: S r THIRD AND SAN CARLOS AN Corner of 10th & Santa Clara 286-6190 1,-- ' Thursday October 11 1.7151 SPARTAN DATLT.-T SJS Boxing Mentor Tutors Iranian

Hy TOM O'NEIL friends and Menendez planned the, v pre among SOMP of the digni- before he captured the title. When Menendei has high hors, Eight weeks id boxing instilie- affair. It was a tribute to the taro- pre-..nt Arno finally ended his career as Arnir as a coach. "He has beer, So tion comes to an end today for most publicized Ismer in Iran's 1'. -a, :mewling were Charles an active boxer, he was 30 years very interested in picking itf, former Iran welterweight cham- history. Walker, prolessor ot tiny -Teal run - old anal had 15 years' experience. 'INCiltliqtarS, interested in pion Amir Yavari. Menendez presented Amir with cation at San .10s.c. Sr it,- Mafi- His greatest moment was in the 'equipment and in conditioning When the bell rings at 11:40 a 1960 United States Olympic moud Mahmoud-Pour, 1960 Olyn.- 1952 Olympics: when he won a stated Menendez. -He is interested Amir will hang up his gloves Jacket as a gesture of friendship. pie welterweight from Iran; Teoip silver medal. Af7111' 11/Si lit a Rus- in getting his country's team read... and say farewell to San Jose State Amir, in return, gave Menendez a ,man Ghanizaeeh, national Diddle - sian boxer for the ehampionship , for the Asian Games in t w,, boxing coach Julie Menendez and Persian rug which had been made weight champion of Iran, and Kit - and after the bout the Russian months and organizing fran'... his class, by hand in Iran. zem Mansoor, middleweight boxer said it was the best tiout that he Olympic team for the 1964 Olym- Amir will then change into The Consul General of Iran, also from Iran. had ever [ought. pics at Tokyo. street clothes and be driven to Javad Kowsar, from San Fran- Amir was the national champion In 1960, Amir was defeated by "He is really a likeable person. San Francisco where he will stay ciao); Bud Winter, 1960 U.S. in Iran for 13 years t.efore retir- the Italian champion in Ms second 11'111 YIZIS a pleasing personality, al- until his plane leaves Sunday for Olympic track coach from San ing last September. He has fought bout. The Italian went on to win though he doesn't speak English Iran. Jose State; Yash Uchida, U.S. in two Olympics, in 1952 in Ilei- the title and was named the out- We were able to commitment,. Olympic The story will not he complete Judo Committee Chair- .sinki. Finland and in 190 at fldIrIV, boxer in the Olympics. through varioas students vino man from SJS, until Amir arrives in Teheran, and Menendez, , Rome, Italy. This V.ias quite an accomplishment, I served as interpreters. He seern. 1960 U.S. Iran where he will be named the Olympic boxing coach , At the age of 17. Amir became since Cassius Clay was fighting f.tr to have a wealth of knowledge in - Olympic boxing coach for Iran. , the national champion in Iran. He the United States and won a gold boxing. lie will be an excellent Spartan boxing instructor Julie Last had been boxing for only two years medal. coaeh " exclaimed Menendez OLD TRICKSVeteran Menendez night a reception was held -section of Amir Yavari, starts a left to the mid former Iranian at the Hawaiian Gardens restau- welterweight champion and Olympic Games silver medal winner. rant in honor of Amir. Iranian Cross-Country N1GHAM

111 s11011-1 111 Golden Gators Challenge Spartans Clash With Tribe

By MIKE MI 1:111. history" rf h r I. it Jose's 'Home Luck' Stanford anal S:111 o -f phy IA hi, teammates m;.\ f r team, 11,4.1 PT San nu- tared :rnilar lb. 11:, ifff,f /II tat shake off the mem- hasn't allowed a point in tl1:11 Jones said, Martinez ean fire Hopi:It' alleDloon ml 4 on thy. Indian ,r,r11 riftrn !or, 1-1,.1, the Irelian... f fI 1ff nr, 1TON home appearance, games. The Spartababes tied that ball and he has the tall r. .,1 Is last rour-e in a 1(,ng-tikait.,i t ha. -I p 1 hromr,h Suite's freshman foot- heavily-favored Cal 0-0 and de- ends to throw to." for your car *ill .1.5, bet tko.ett the t w o comp.! A lims as a,rilal keep l'ayttin Jor- ill is. ff! tangles with it tough feated University of Pacific 6-0 San Jose is a strong defensive hotIll "giants," dull from Se111114114 his team to I r4,,- 10,1,1} 6th & Keyes State junior sal sity last week. club with lineman Chuck Rogers. FRED HERON I The Tribe will he lookio.: Jr F,ast Lansing ian Nosember lair ( hits lie-at to Long Heath p iii. in Spartan Sta- Trying to inerease I hat scoreless Chuck Gillingham, Larry Bun- . . . soph behemoth revenge against the locals the onl.. the- 1:ite, a laaT Whieh 5.15 ...until!. skein against the Gators may be saker, Roy Ball and Mike Spitzer team that has Mopped them in give Starifiiril ni-iiiisl t ',raped in the Laing Clear-la faa- ago to the day, tough. Santa Clana's JV had SFS all doing a good job. Thr.... dual meet eorniietitiun oer the Harry 51.4'f s itratiarnal a month ago. fumbled 13-6 at halftime, before the Golden "We're a sound defensive team. nob Jones' Spartainthes past two Pro', 5.15 has Fl P P n against UCEA, pr.% ha' l r, I of LI:. :aid tomorrow would W Stellar Sophs to Cal Gators ripped back for 16 points And our offense, slow at coming i1aSni5 a 12-1 decision pointing tor tin' meet with their nearing peak form. Kirk- ..-.ouo 'is:, Miller's dual meet P.O. sail Jose literally dropped to win 22-13. around this year, has really looked ards arehi rivals and hop coast op- land. Paid Sehlicke, Robin Ruble. c, .:....r 1,, 112 wins without nine Marty Martinez, a capable past in practice this week," Jones the kill on the spartababe terrient all ,r,a,t,ri Bill Pratt and Dave Deutiner back a loss and would mark the Spar- punched twrinia passer, ran over one score, threw Said. Knocking iisitors At th. :tad Spartans favor Ihr slop- up the f fflOr or 1r tans 17-,J. pop. Pc.itisp Stt.1,5 akin:ling score. s.IS fumbled for another and completed two NiCh10 and Bill Morrisroe the ing grezner at Palo Attu, vow T. V!' ' ..W r . ha rrinr, er.thr, rh ;at , oil the Cal Poly two. conversion passes. ss ere ci pi I by Jones for sti.ong run- anal,',' tiniaustisly 'g ip with tiip 0,1 nine .lose 2-1-1 "They're a real %IOW 1.1(11/, ! nine in offensive drills. Grid Success rar,s there. 1.a 4 tall, III (la), _ Spitzer, 211 -pound bruiser, has Certain to Isogon. the NC AA SHOP been ...ring double duty as full- break down the door to stardom ship., Dean irest laral an, baek araal offensive end, and will next year an which 565 the greatest show in cross 1.011/1 - start today ahead of Morrisnw. it currently is knocking, is a stel- Master lar group of sophomores on Bob try histor). "We want to get the hest out of osRer's JEWELERS Mike's running early in the Titchenal's Spartan football team. Against Stanford. USC, and I. ,! Ken Berry, Dennis Parker, game before he tinm," Jones de- in a quadrangular affair. SJS in, :St Fred Ha-ram, Charlie clared. liarravvio, \chat Bert Nelson. nubli,her 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Center Jerry lionetto Baal DaVisi End Bill Peterson, hurt his neck and Track and Field News called, "the San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. are only a few of the varsit:s in practice Monday and is a doubt- greatest team performance in the! Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 nophs who will probably crack ful starter. But, Gary Stepansky, history r.f erte-: ("owl ry anywhere who was earlier feared out for the next fall's starting lineup. A few in the world . - L.T.D.s Light Trim Denims year with a broken leg received have already made the move Danny Murphy set a course re- this year. Three will open in the UOP game, will play. The cord of 19:3:: 5, smashing his for- against Oregon Saturday. injury was only a leg bruise. mer mark at 20:09.2 over the 4.2 Rick Gaul, the San Jose's ion A great deal has been said about mile course. lie was followed by safetyman on defense, returns to Berry, the scrambling quarter- Jeff Fishback 1!+:49.2. Ben Tucker, jit ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING Rif.,IGS action after missing the UOP con- back, who has a knack of picking 55. and Horace Whitehead, test. Gaul will also play offensive tip yardage after he was almost (a5. race halfback and share quarterback nailed for big losses on passing Ne!-.li-ma-al Murphy's duties with Ray Mute, situations. single effrar-t in ct"' Ken will oppose his brother Bob in a quarterback duel Saturday I3ob is the Webfoot signal -caller. Parker has done a ma.gnificent job since moving in at defensivf. HUMIDOR I halfback two games back. Against Idaho he was ctedited with 17 SMOKE SHOP tackles, a Spartan high for the season. 339 S. 1st St. Dennis now has 37 tackles In (across horn Hales) his short playing time, which Is already Is. , second ha-hind linebacker Bob CT 7-4653 )enirn...rJ4grA Broil (421. ,,deet and tapered lar Heron 12401 plays tackle on the the Glow 1000... ?5-7525 ,,cond unit. It !roust be remem- Hered. however. in Titchenal's sy- 16 ' lein, the first two units see about -41 the adG.campus ',vial playing time. Fred is ex- " ;ner's, Ltd. I MI are rordiaily Inriteil to I isif oar u.ut ionally strong and should Bridal and see mu pat. Ifegistry our 22 'Hake the jump to first club in C:195 "9. terns in Chinaware, featuring * Syaease Airing practice. Fine China * Chrystal Stemware hs llolmegatird * Botta from Sweden. Ifarravvay was considered the cif -1110st promising fullback in the TERMS GLADLY S9.95 nation' by Titehenal at the start * Imported Pipes larry nelson of the year. A separated shoulder and lob has kept the 220-pounder telt the * Meerschaum and I Your Master last three games. Calabash Pipes "Yours ior " Honetto, who r'd-shIrted last * Smokers Accessories ir JEWELER year, ha% averaged mon. than CONNECTICUT five yards in 20 carries at full- * Complete Stock of Magazines MUTUAL LIFE back. 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Center and Paperbacks JC:rS v,age, san Davis will get his first `Is San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. 1671 The Alameda - Suite 311 r of the year at tight end Sattini ri * Barnes & Noble lie Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 294-5660 Co/leg. Outline Series Other promising sophomores ,ri,. !.1'! 'Ile11,flit'k 4411i' t; Robert T. Heckley C L.U. Gnitrel Agent tackle Ray Lychak, quartet-t,, 441(1' 1111111111111161111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111 in,111111111111 Bob Miller, halfback John rmad kicking specialist Rich Talley

WATCH SIS GO San Jose State College end Bob CAMPUS INTERVIEWS FOR THRIFTY SPARTANS ONLY!! Bonds, a junior from is the brother of Rosie Bonds, hurdler on the United St t es MANAGEMENT TRAINEE PROGRAM Highest Qualify at Lowest Prices Women's track and field team which ran against the Soviet Un- ion and other European countries If you're a male student 21 to 30, majoring in business, liberal arts, thsi past summer. Boh is himself physical education, or any general field of concentration explore the vast kit rd an outstanding track and field c1,01, plus t4'llf.' stamps opportunities with Thrifty . . Thrifty management. Representative, Mr. sand : Priced Tirbak will be on campus Mon., Nov. 4, interviewing students for Thrifty's 319 management trainee program. Ask him about: 309 The Science Show cards) 703 ETHYL 5:30 REGULAR (vie honor all credit A new shop open to airs a' your needs in all uI the * Starting salary of $425 science& We carry the fol- * Promotions on ability and merit. lowing anal lllll re: Yearly bonuses SILVA Mien:neap's Glum/ire & YAGER Unmatched Teleneopes Minarets profit sharing Slide rules Protozoa (the complete service station) Stains Skeletons k2.45/ CY 5-8968 78 S. 4th St. 301 Camden Ave., Campbell THRIFTY DRUG STORES Co. Inc. .2116405. 377-8660 Make an appointment at the Open Teta it,,, 5,1t 10 to 6 Placement Office RSPARTAN DULY Thur.d.iy ortoher ti. Friday Flicks 'Dean Burton Spartaguide TO1)4,1': Le Cerelr Francais, 4.30 pm. Women's tonibMig, 4:30 p.m., Cafeteria Room A. Billet S p.m., 79 New WG10. S. Fifth St. Gets Industrial Relation. Brando Spartan Daily Classifieds Sets PI Lambda Theta, 13 p.m.. 111. Club, 7 -40 14+wlety For Advancement of p.m., C'afetria Room B. Management. field trips, 2 p.m. Orientation Committev. 3,30 BUY 'EM! hi 'Jacks' College Post Math Club, 12:30 p.m., 1,13241 - p.m.. ( 'ol lege Union. Cafe Capers, 2:30 p.m., Cafe- Baptist titudent L'nion, 7:30 Chapel. .1 lacks." starring Mar- Dr. C. Grant Burton, San Jose teria. College Ion Brand, Karl Malden and State's executive dean, has been TOMORROW: MENWOMEN. ' ANNQUNCEMENTS Katy Jurado, is this week's fea- 'tamed Director of Institutional Veterans' Club, 12:30 p.m, ED, tomorrow's Friday Flicks. I Studies at SJS. Nursing Student 3:31. 2 FOR I SLACK SALE t. ture of The lust for revenge has built Chancellor Glenn S. Dumhe's OREGON GAME HOUSING (5) lor live years in Johnny Rio office has asked that each college Gets Free Trip Vet Club Forming APPROVED HOUSING CONTRACT while imprisoned in the rat -in- designate an administrator to Veteran? Female, male or FOR MAN - 01 0 for. LYKE MAGAZINE fested Sonora jail, When he ('s' thesx. duties. To 441 Club Meet eign student veterans are invited GIRL ROOMMATE. (wormer` to join the SJS Veterans' $ 3 - 5 eitet 5 capes he sets out to find Dad Dean Burton will coordinate in- Kathleen Kelly. SJS nursing Club ae. and reports re- student, will receive an all-ex- cording to Larry Wilson, vice AUTOMOTIVE 121 UNAPPROVED 2 Bni, apartment, Longworth, his partner who be- stitutional studies SINGS TODAYHerm Wyatt the college by Dr. pense-paid trip to the National president. trayed him to the Mexican police. quested from '61 MONZA, A . .n. Inquire. member of the Bay City Min- state 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in Wilson said the TnP discovery that Dont.t-witrt It Dumke's office and other Veterans' ClUb strels Choral Group, will be fea- agencies, according to an admin- December. offered to veteran students II' isv has a wife and a beautiful a WOMEN'S APPROVED CONTRACT tured today at Cafe Capers in of the CHEVROLET - for istrative press release. Miss Kelly, a member chance to join an organization, a .55 aelelaughter widen his plans the cafeteria from 2:30-3:30 calls for Hilltop 4-H club in East San Jose. place to find out more about ,engeance. p.m. Herm, a 1960 graduate The new position also G.I. VOLKSWAGEN as liaison be- was. among 32 California state benefits. a new audience for MEN'S UNAPPROVED HOUSING The mode, which will he pre- Dr. Burton to act War CONTRACT FOR SALE. $o2 IL rrc'i'h from SJS, combines folk, ca- winners in this year's 4-11 recog- stories and a general good ceded by cartoon, will he shown and spiritual music in his tween the college administration time. lypso nition and awards program. The club meets tomorrow at 7 and . 30 p.m. at T1155. Ad -1 and the division of institutional from VW CONV 2 -BEDROOM APTS SJS own style. He is presently a law Records of the 32 California 12:30 to 1:30 in ED331. mission I, ri5 cents. research of the chancellor's office. - enforcement officer in San Jose. state winners will now be con- WOMEN S APPROVED CONTRACT sidered by a national 4-11 awards '63 LAMBRETTA. . $ . COMPLETE TV RENTALS Checklists Scholarship Fund committee for regional and na- G.E. Rent good, modern, 21" TV '57 MGA tional honors. ROOMMATE NEEDED. Poster Contest New students with 90 semester set for $10 a month. Includes Miss Kelly has been active in units or more are requested to Honors SJS Grad delivery, outside antenna and '57 FORD: 2 MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED such community service projects any service required. come into the Admissions Office, r. - A 1934 graduate of San Jose as UNICEF. polio vaccination pro- Phone 227-7426 offer S Offers Cash Prize ADM102, and pick up their check GIRL ROOMMATE State, Miss Adah Mae Rhoads, who gram, anti collecting clothes for VW require- 62 is list of general education The Moo(' I rcie Committee died last year, has given $1,000 for needy families. GIRL WANTED. 4+, ments. awarding $10 first prize, and 54 AUSTIN HEALEY a Those students with less than 90 the establishment of a scholar- best 3 -ROOM UNFURN, APT. a $5 second prize for the semester units will he notified ship to be used by the Education Catholic Mass OPEN TONIGHT 62 HONDA C.110 posters pertaining to the Blood later as to when they may re- Masses for All Saints Day for 'TIL 9:00 ceive their check list. those of the Catholic faith will he PORSCHE 1600 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED prise. This scholarship, established in held 11:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to- The poster must he 12 hy 114 her memory, is designed to benc- Roberts Book Store morrow at the Catholic Women's lOsh St. across from inches, in any medium except Orbital Documentary h? one or more needy secondary 55 THUNDERBIRD Center, LOST AND FOUND OA charcoal. Posters must be submit- Today's Air Po+++T film will be a education students. LOST, _10/20: ted to the Activities Office by documentary of the 22-orbit flight Miss Rhoads, a native of San 12 p.m.. Friday. Nov. S. The judg- into outer space by astronaut Gor- Jose, was teaching in Edwin Mark-

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