Doily photos by Den Philby and Bruce Rozenhart PARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

No. 72 Vol. 57 toleie " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 SDS-RAM Brown: 'Population a Hazard' Trial Delayed Congressman George E. Brown, can- Family Planning into definite pro- provide an Assistant Secretary of State Population. didate for the U.S. Senate, will speak posals. for Food and Specifically Brown proposed that Brown has linked the population on population control today at 1 p.m. Congress give grants for construction problem with pollution because of the Room. To March 10 in the College Union's Almaden of population research centers, estab- simple relationship between the number Brown expressed concern over the lish a commission on population, and of human beings on earth and their The trial of 14 SJS students arrested congressmen to vote against war ap- impact on the environment. "The more people, the more pollution," Brown during last December's clashes with propriations in May 1965. He was also said. police and campus security over the among the first to endorse Minnesota As a solution to the population prob- issue of on-campus job recruiting, Senator Eugene McCarthy's anti-war KSJS Log lem, Brown suggested "first and ab- scheduled for yesterday, has been post- candidacy in 1968. McCarthy has en- solutely vital - - is a national policy of KSJS-FM, the campus radio station, dorsed Brown and will campaign for limiting the rate of growth of our own poned until March 10, according to the is now broadcasting Monday through him in the next few months. population, and contributing our maxi- Municipal Court Clerk's office. Friday. The station is located at 90.7 Brown, endorsed by the SJS Young mum efforts to limiting the population Misdemeanor charges were filed megacycles on the radio dial. Democrats, expressed concern over the rate of the remainder of the world." SURVIVAL FAIRE The following is a log of program- against 14 SDS members for "disturb- population problem when he said, "The Now in his fourth term in the House, Protestors, parades, and debate end in burial for the "Survival Ca.." ming for KSJS. ing the peace of a junior college, state population explosion over the last 100 Brown, 49, has strongly supported al- 6 p.m. Spartan Newsline college or university," section 415.5 of years, and more particularly over the most all progressive domestic legisla- created unexpected 6:05 p.m. American Profile tion which has developed during his the California Penal Code, last generation, has and almost uncontrollable hazards for 6:10 p.m. Spartan Spectrum tenure. Section 415.5 was passed last year by man's environment." 6:15 p.m. Periscope Brown's current effort is a realign- the legislature to combat student dis- During former President Johnson's 6:18 p.m. Moderator Daily Report ment of priorities between defense and During orders. p.m. NET Programs Tension Mounts 6:20 administration, Brown was active in domestic expenditures and he feels SDS member Dan O'Neal was transforming the recommendations of 6:25 p.m. Spartan Focus the ABM system should be the first to charged by Campus Security Chief the Committee on Population and go. Ernest Quinton with battery and re- Survival Car Interment sisting arrest, Those charged with disturbing the On a hot, tension-filled Friday after- Two hours of arguments followed peace are Seklon Bass, John Blum, Larry Casqueiro, Gerald Larsen Jr., noon, with about 5,000 people looking the parade. After everyone was heard, including Blacks, Chicanos, and three Steven Lockwood, Jeffory Lowe, Chris- Youngsters Come Together on, the Survival Car was buried. ministers, Survival Faire coordinator topher Menchine, Joan Montgomery, that broke into ap- Black accomplishments," re- During the three-day holiday Pete Ellis asked for a vote on whether Douglas O'Neal, Eric Peterson, James By VICTOR ,JAN(.. junior high students aware of Howard Hayes, one of the followed, organizers of Survival Faire to bury the car. Supporters in the Ransom, Karl Schachter and Darrell Daily Minorities Writer proving applause. lated Mrs. Last Friday, some 800 children from programs coordinators and an SJS capped the event by building Survival crowd of 5,000 outnumbered opponents Vardin. Ten-year-old Regina Harper stood on The arrests came after (RAM) tried four Santa Clara School districts flood- graduate student, "We're trying to Park over the grave. by more than 100-1 as hands were tip toes on the Morris Dailey stage to to stop recruiting by "major war-profi- ed the SJS campus to attend "Come show them what we are doing now, as raised in the vote. reach the mike. She turned to the Burial Day was filled with shouting, teering corporations" in the College Together Brothers and Sisters:' a com- well as what we have done in the To insure that the car would get preaching, the clicking of cameras, and Union, audience, took a breath and piped: memoration of Black History Week past." buried, Ellis called for donations from a near-confrontation. Acting President Hobert Burns con- "What is Black? ... Black is a color, sponsored by the United Black Educa- "Although most school districts did the crowd in support for the stranded Members of the Black Students tended that the SDS was using violent just like white; Black is proud, Black tors of Greater San Jose. observe Black History in some way, Educational Opportunities Program. Union, angrily opposing the burial, sur- tactics to get police on campus, "be- is great . . Black is to suffer . . . Regina Harper, fourth grader from this (program) was something the Blacks gathered the hundreds of dol- rounded the car with pickets and cause they lack a real issue or popular Sleek is beautiful!" Bellhaven Elementary School, East Blacks wanted to put together for the lars collected and left to hold their own threatened to block the planned parade. grievance and need to manufacture a As she walked contritely off-stage, Palo Alto, was reciting a poem written kids." explained FOP Director Glenn rally. A.S. President James Edwards inter- false issue to swell their ranks and the fidgety and until then, somewhat by her classmate, Mr. Douglas Howe. Toney, ;1150 one of the program co- Finally, as the car rolled into the vened, however, and pursuaded BSU seize leadership of the students." bored audience of elementary and "We're only making Black children ordinators. Dr. John Sperling, pro- leaders to release the auto. Edwards ten-foot pit, Many of the teachers who accom- the Humanities 160 class that said that although he was personally fessor of panied the children down sacrificed Faire, muttered, "It's in, opposed to the burial, the college was sponsored the their day's pay to do so. God, it's in." committed to it, and he would carry thank The event was mainly for Black out the commitment. During the ensuing three days, the children and the audience was pre- A parade led by the S.IS class members mapped out the park, Board of Governors dominately Black, but many Chicano Marching Union College Band snaked through downtown San graded the land, and planted the grass, and White faces were evident in the Jose. Behind the band walked several flowers, and trees that now cover the crowd. hundred balloon -carrying students, fol- grave in front of the old cafeteria. Track star John Carlos urged his lowed by the ear. Representatives of several major young audienee to stay in school and Grants OK to Ticket Booth Plans get an edueation. Reminding them that Perched atop the 1970 Maverick were newspapers, including the New York a handful of Blacks and Chicanos, al- Times, sent reporters to the burial, The SJS College Union will have its monthers ig I heir immediate limulies. unanimously approxim: the re- things were opening up for minorities, said: ternately chanting "Off the pigs" and and all three major television net- own ticket agency soon as a result Among the programs offered by Stu- this Board decided that the pro- Carlos dent Services West are: approved jet posed activity was not a religious "In a few rears the man's gonna "Bury the grapes." works filmed the event. of action taken last week by the Col- charters to Europe and the Orient; ritual, an event for which C.C. space need you, hut you gotta he ready for lege Union Board of Governors foreign car purchases, leases or rentals may not he used. him." (CUBGi, abroad at. discount prices; comprehen- The Board also discussed the possi- Carlos had a quieting effect on the Four Positions on Council Open In last Thursday's meeting the Board sive student -faculty tours to Mexico, bility of getting A liquor license for crowd and had to pick his way alit unanimously passed Addle Insers mo- Hawaii, Europe, Africa and the Orient; the College Union. Section 172A of of a crowd of aulogralth seekers when Due to resignations last week by no The presently understaffed youneil tion that Student Services West, Inc. overseas summer study programs, Eu- the State Penal Code makes it unlaw- he finished. alcoholic beverages on or Keeping ROO ohildren in line proved upper division members of Student will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in operate the space in the C.U. desig- rail passes; and travel insurance. ful to have the eotmeil College nated for use as a ticket agency. The organization will also offer a near State College campuses, but a to be a problem throughout the day. Council, Richard Van Winkle and Karla chambers in the Union to consider special allocation re- The Board also recommended that a discount magazine club, discount rev- committee was formed to investigate The Survival Fain' ear burial on Baker, there tire now four positions quests by KSJS, Pegasus Club, Athletic lease be drawn up running through ord and tape clubs, student discount possible action that the Board might Seventh Street attracted a gisid many open on cornea. Departm('nt, Bureau of Academic Af- June 30, establishing a monthly rent of cards and a computerized national job take in trying to obtain a license. of the curious into the milling throng. The other two positions are avail- fairs and the A.S. Audio Visual. 875 for the office space. The lease placement program. The CUBG meets again tomorrow at But an after lunch rock session by able to graduate students. Students Also on the agenda will be reports arrangement must be approved by the In other action at the meeting the 3 p.m. in the Pacheco Room of the a Milpitas combo called the Dashiki's Interested in filling any of these vacan- by AS. President James Edwards and State College Chancellor's Office. Board approved a request by Spartan College Union. Plans to discuss future (also part of the programs drew most cies may contnet Randy Kerns, A.S. the two delegates to the National Ant i- Student Services West is an organi- Tri-C (Campus Christian Organizationl Use of the empty bowling lane space of the people back to Morris Dailey. Personnel Selection Officer, in the A.S. Wm* Conference held in Cleveland two zation created by students to serve the to hold a marathon Bible reading in are on the tentative agenda for that At any rate, nobody was reported offices, weeks ago. needs of students, faculty and staff and the College Union. meet missing when it all ended. 2--SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, February 25, 1970

lityARTAN DAILY Urn SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

BIM BR CKETT Editor PAUL MYER Adv. Manager CDC)Lnz San Jose Cit Couneilwoman Virginia Shaffer is making a bid for John \ ascon- cellos' I t)-S.J. i 24th t Assembly District seat. Editorials Luckily for SJS and State Senator Al- fred D. Alquist tH.S.J.i. Mrs. Shaffer lust her first attempt at higher office. Unfortunately fu in the San Jose City BSU Blackmail Council and san Jose residents, she lost that attempt. Survival The action taken by BM members and their high school cohorts at the For thos. not familiar with this propon- Faire Rally Friday was. to say the least. ill-advised. cto of confusion and the long dissertation It's understandablt. that Black students had a different point of view regarding saing absolutelv nothing. tht perennial c if is a Republican, Sun is al Faire issues. VS e es en admit there was s substance to their argument. "no" voter on the or so she sas I,. Actually the work describ- But the Spartan Daily can hardly condone their choice of methods. ing her political learning is unprintable. pure and unadulterated blackmail, committed against \\ hat it amounted to was The woman has been on the council now fellow students. before the watchful eyes of the nation's media and that's since 1962. At that time the council mem- exactly how it was reported. bers regularly shifted one by one into the For w hat middle-America. sitting at home watching weekend TV. saw, was a mayor's slot when the foregoing member group of Blacks. outs oted 100-1. attempting to force its will upon the majority. had finished his term. When it was Mrs. Shaffer's turn for the top slot, she was \1 hen their support failed to materialize, the group seemingly "sold-out" for a mysteriously I or not so) passed over by or at least this is what appeared to happen on NBC's 6 Cul a dollars the council's vote. o'clock news. This shunning by the council seems to Stir% is al Faire went on. slightly compromised for the folly of it all. The car was represent the type of respect afforded the buried! councilwoman for some time, and right- The cause the Black students were demonstrating for, however, might as well fully so. Perhaps this obvious overlooking her to take the ha'. i died right there, as the nation was "shown" even the group's leaders settling of Mrs. Shaffer caused position that nothing is worth a "yes" vote. for a dol la N a ml cents compromise. Perhaps it was this that makes her deny confrontation esen more ludicrous, in view of what members of Making the 'Isn't that the silliest thing you ever heard of?' practically everyone the decency to listen did to the car, was the BSCs charge that the burial was that organizat actually ... cough, choke ..." or to let someone else put his foot in his a .1.-te- of money. By jumping upon the hood, roof, and trunk of the car, mem- mouth. lwrs of the HSU reduced its market value by at least $1000. Her attempt at the 24th Assembly Dis- It ss as definitely "Black Friday at SJS but not in a way that gained SJS, Sur- trict seat poses a threat to SJS and its Guest Room students. is al Faire, or the BSI: any respect. I propose that voters forget Mrs. Shaffer \\ as -the ransom" worth it? and stick with Vaseoncellos. It is this man Professor Shows 'Ignorance' who is a friend of 535 and students alike. It is this man who wants to lower the The Real James Edwards Ily CHARLES F. CA Hill U N 11Eli N A NI /1-2 voting age, has a liberal attitude concern- marijuana and wants 18- What an impre-ske and stately piece of are actittly radical becati,e of their higher ing drugs and alde to drink at campus During the student hotly elections of last fall and again during the RAM/SDS journalistic exposition was Prof. John W. level of edittation. the they can spare year-olds to he Mrs. Shaffer disagrees confrontations a few weeks later, concerned students were heard to question, Gilbaugh's article entitled, "Fences Needed and the psemlo-sanctuary hieh the uni- social functions. with these stands. " ho is the real James Edwards were those who --- Panama Pattern Seen in School$'. which versity autonomy offers. Nesertheless, the Where is he at?" There meets the needs appeared in the San Jose Mercury, Jan. 11, sir-itS autonomy prw. ides a better Obviously Vasconeellos openly wondered if he might turn the entire ASH budget over to the Black EDP of 535 and students. Mrs. Shaffer does not. 1970. Basing his article. fr what seems theck or safeguard on the governmen ta and there were those who expressed fear for the future of Fraternity Row. In fact, a final way to describe Mrs. Shaf- to have been a glance and a superficial thall any oilier syAtion, Under this setting, 'i et. like most fears that are based upon blind prejudice, Edwards has shown exposure to the Latin American on there tiut be free discussion and in spite fer is that she "does not." these to be unfounded. More specifically. Edwards' actions Friday during the con- Mr. Gilbaugh pretends to inform the of police repression. political actisity Editor's 'Vote: Opinions expressed in flict user the car burial has demonsttrated clearly to the Daily both who North American publie of the sulkerske- which is often the only source of national individual staff columns do not neces- James Edwards is and where he's at. ness and "academic rot- of the Latin political thonglit and aspirations for pro- sarily reflect the opinion of the ma- nor that of the Edi- The Black Students Cnion (BSU) insisted that the car was going nowhere; American uiliser.i t and student Itody. gress. \Ir. Gilbaugh also comments in a jority of the staff negatke fashion that. ". . . much of the torial Board. not on parade nor in the ground. They wouldn't talk to Whites about it and they ARTICLE L.NFOI. NDED sobversion whieh re-tilted in the downfall were adamant. Equally militant Whites insisted that the car was, indeed, both Professor Gilbaugh has failed to under- of governmental regimes... was plotted in going on parade and in the ground. They. too, were adamant. Stalemate. stand the role played by the uniersity in university cradics of academie freedom. - Thrust and Parry ( in his own volition. Edwards entered the scene cast as an arbitrator and peace- Latin America. His article clearly demon- The fact is that the safeguards the uni- maker. Speaking first to one group and then the other, Edwards hammered out a strates this and mori over. illustrates his ver,ities pol,sess, are many limes obstructed ignorance of the facts and history of high- compromise and cleared the way for the ear to he moved before there was violence. Ii'. dictatorships hut. w lien this occurs. our er education "smith of the border.- I find ersities are at least aide to art as a Stripped It was James Edwards who kept the peace Friday; it was mainly he who helped it therefore necessary to offer an explana- nutin factor in resistinace to tyranny and pre% emit ugly, devastating violence from erupting and tearing this campus and Editor: tion and clear some of the misunderstand- Dr. Al Rutherford of the Psychology De- this student body apart. And he took this position in the interests of all of the ings that this unfounded article might hase partment was last week stripped of tenure by students. created. SANCTI. 'di) OF FREEDOM the State Personnel Board as a result of Many fact loos Ili -Approve of this idea of action instigated by the Chancellor's Office. Th, Spartan Daily commends the A. S. president for his actions Friday. We like I will at to give an abstract of the autonomy and iiiiohement in national af- This is a "first time ever" in the history of he is and where he's at. "politization" of Latin American univer- fairs of the link and ilny usually the State College system. sity- life. In order to lerstand the font, The facts of the case are as follows: As a tions exercised by the student body, it is oitp this in terms cf tlie anti-c iii monist result of last year's strike at SFS and SJS essential to st tuly the movement for tini- struggle as does Prof. Gilhangh. However, over 200 faculty members were "automatically Guest Room versify reform which has been active for this is an tmfound(-d position if we realize resigned" under the flye day rule. All of the tenured faculty, except Rutherford, were rou- more than 50 years. This einem uas that they are attacking freedom in the tinely reinstated by the Personnel Board. 1141111O Of deMOrriley. luu Latin A merica, one initiated in 1918 by the proclamation of In the course of an investigation of the Tenants Union 'Answered' the "university resolution- at the I. nivel-- ran safely state, that at OOP time or anoth- Rutherford case by the Personnel Board's shy of Cordoba. Argentina. This document. er. most social or political groups have had hearing officer, it was established that Ruther- In answer to several articles and hand- ating their property is estimated to be at written with strong ter iii i i tology. pro- the occasion to recognize the importance ford's behavior during the strike was in no out. by the Tenants Union I wish to cite 255 million per year. Mayor Lindsay has of the unkersity as a sanctuary of free- way different from that of an the other ten- claimed the lwatle for reform and was were, in fact, recently asked the State of dom. In view of this, it takes a very hard- ured strikers who reinstated. the following facts relating to the complex N.Y. for funds immediately adopted by most unkersities Nevertheless, the Chancellor's Office insisted to sustain 1 lllll sing proddentin tlhe Santa Clara Coun- rent control -- a virtual ad- in Latin America. The students united to core react' ary to challenge and put down that his case be prosecuted and subsequently mission that it has been a failure. the reforms and ements of the uni- Board concluded that his reinstatement be b. as well as the rest of the country: fight the adn i i istrative system of the uni- the Is it in the hest interest of the pres- versity in Latin Anwrica. But these same denied. I. Pritm interest rates of 81/2t... the versities. the archaic v -epts of authority ent and future student bodies to allow a people are the natural enemies of the uni Thus because of the arbitrary and vindic- actual mortgage rates in high risk areas. and the antiquated teaching methods. tive action of the Chancellor, Dr. Rutherford, few people to he mislead by demagoguery, versify and their ace senses to consoli- such as a college community, is over 111'.. who has this year been recommended for pro- to harass landlords and force them to a- ALTONONIO1 5 1 NI \ ERSITIES date and strengthen the political move- The interest on $20,000.00 at 10ri over a motion -- in the highest category to full bandon their plans for further expansion, Once our unkersities ments in the university. thirty year period is S43Je48.0(i. acquired their in- professor by his departmental colleagues, is or perhaps abandon their present proper- dependence from the state. in the form of I, as a Latin American, can only be now being reviewed for retention for one year 2. Higher cost of land and building ma- ties and make the already bad situation autonomy, they then began to develop an grateful to Prof. Gil o:nigh for having writ. as if he were new on the campus. terials due primarily to population growth We cannot help but believe that Dr. Ruther- even worse as has happened in other anti-goernment and anti-imperialist atti- 1(41 such a mediocre article and I thank and inflation. places? In spite news ford was singled out for this punitive action of massive infusions of tude. The student agitat in Latin God it was published in a mediocre was the most effective 3, solely because he leader Rising labor costs -- construction federal and state tax money, New York America is an hies liable result of our media as is the San Jose Merettry. in last year's strike against the Trustees. wages increased 15r; in each of the past City and other cities with rent control archaic social and political systems. How- Perhaps it is time that we ask ourselves if four years the average laws are unable professional competence has now been hourly wages for to provide as many new ever, this agitation is olle of many posithe super- political behavior plumbers and electricians in California is housing units as there are abandoned units. aspects. Mr. seded by "correct" as the Gilhaugh assumes that under of acceptance in the State between 810.1N) and $18.50 depending on Some political and civil rights t4IIARTAN DAILY standard College leaders in a campus which has been fenced in 1"to 0.;" SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE system. Evidently the Chancellor feels so. where is located). Philadelphia who formerly were in favor Facilitate separation of non-student agita- Ronald G. Rabcdenti of such Second Class postage paid at San Jose, California In New York City the only city in controls are now admitting that tors from serious students." I mu- will achi- Member of California Newspaper Publishers Moods' Franklin Ramos the state of New York and the U.S. where the program is self-defeating it has re- eve the "... legitimate functions of a uni- Sloe. Published daily by students of San Jose State Norman Von Herrennoch und Egger College, except Saturday and Sunday, during college rent control has been in effect continus- sulted in less available housing for the versity teaching necessarily Calvin Thomson and studying in the year. The opinions expressed herein are not Bernadene Allen Mushy since 1945 over 21,500 units were needy. The writer, in whose house there quest for knowledge." Maybe, in Utopia. those of the Associate Student Body, the College Ad- ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad- 'tames 4. Asher abandoned in the past three years. Seven- are four students, is in favor of rational those would be the legitimate functions of Subscriptions accepted only on remainder. Robert W. Zaslow vertising. tames. ty-five percent of which as revealed by grievance procedures to mend griev- a university. But. today, students around of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9: each Rose Ginsberg ter, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phone the N.Y. Housing Authority) were struct- ances on the part of tenants and land. the world, especially students of poor 294-6414Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Ad- Robert S. Witte Robert L. Jandr(m urally sound at the time of abandonment. lords RO that the few on either side who countries, keenly aware of national pover- vertising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Preis of Globe Printing Co., 1455 S. First St..., Edward W. Minium The cost to the city in lost taxes want something for nothing will not hurt ty, misery, exploitation and decadent and razing gov- Editor ._ BOB BRACKETT Joseph Cooper is. in general, equivalent to the value of the majority on both sides. ernments which are indignant to these Advertising Manager PAUL MYER Joan H. Bailey prior to A. Menyhart problems and their causes, express their KIT GILCHRIST Loy S. Braley the building abandonment. The AD8ssYlstkienittorEditor CRAIG TURNER loss to those landlords who are still oper. A10095 positions by acts of insubordination. They blows Editor CHARLOTTE MARSHALL Brian Pendleton Numerous Job Prospects Fphrlferv BIPARTVX n sit T-11 I S7i* Students Get Chance To Evaluate I COMING FEL 26th Campus Interviews Scheduled .? Seats are not reserved Instructors for Fall 'Tower List' THE ULTIMATE TEXPERIENCEH. . 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Jr,* sitore A' TAKEumphs Squad Opens SJS Nine Tri A When you play badly and still Thoueh never trailing in tile 1970 Season Today win, you're either lucky or good. game, SJS saw a 4-2 advantage Break Coach Gene Menges and his disappear to a seventh-inning Cal SJS baseball team would like to State uprising to tie the contest t eh Kr; korian's SJS tennis but Krikorian is hoping for goext \\ 'iii \ txdieve the latter is true after at 4-4, team, which finished with a 16-3 performances from two transfers. snatching an 8-4 win Saturday mark including the Northern Hank Lloyd, a transfer from However, the Spartans retali- over Cal State Hayward in a in the REAL California and Pacific Coast Ath- Fullerton JC should help a lot ated with a pair of runs game marred by 10 errors and letic Association titles last sea- as either number one or two eighth and ninth to seal the vic- numerous walks. son, opens its 1970 campaign to- singles man and Robby Wheat- tory. of" day at the NenCal Intercollegiate ley, who sat out last year after The Spartans, in picking up Next action for the Spartans Tourney at UC Berkeley. The transferring from New Mexico their second win in as many out- is a Friday date at St. Mary's. is a four day affair run- state, will add depth. ings, made three miscues, all by Then SJS returns home Satur- tourney 23. 197 DAILY 1Vednesday, February ning through Saturday. with Besides White, Lloyd and usually reliable shortstop Tom day against University of Cali- 4-SP.4ItTAN 5aihioned Corder and played below their (Davis I for a doublehead- starting time at noon. NVheatley, also competing at fornia Only Chuck White returns from Berkeley will be Randy Burk- standard as set against Cal Poly er beginning at 12 o'clock Strawberry lad year's championship team, man, Rand Bogisich and Jan in their 1970 season opener last Young. All six will compete in week. singles matches while White and Nonetheless, there were a lot Shortcake Study in Lloyd, Wheatley and Young, and of pluses as SJS hurler Jay Fike Swim Squad Hapless Cagers NITII Burkman and Bogisich will pair picked up his second win in a Guadalajara, Mexico up for doubles matches. row and fellow moundsmen Gary The Spartans open their dual Rust and Al Withol performed Whipped Cream The Guadalajara Summer School, a meet season against Stanford. well in scattering nine Pioneer Drops Pair fully accredited University of Arizona 500 program, will offer, June 29 to Au- Tuesday. March 3 at Stanford. safeties. gust 8, art, folklore. geography, his- SJS' swimming team closed out match will be Again The a non-con- Catcher Mike Hazelhofer spear- Fall Once political science, language and tory. ference encounter against the In- headed the Spartan attack with the dual-meet portion of its 1970 !iterative courses. Tuition, $160; board Winless in league Fresno State 178-681 Friday a, dians, who have one of their best three singles in three at -bats Play, SJS' and room, $155. Write Dr. Juan B. schedule with a double-dip at the basketball team travels to L.A. St. Mary's Saturday 196-811 Rael. Office of Summer Session, Uni- teams in recent years and are while second-baseman Larry hands of powerful Long Beach State Friday and UC Santa Bar- ['exist their record to 16-3. T. versity of Arizona!, Tucson, Arizona the favorites to capture the team Lintz provided the only extra University of Pacific bara Saturday with hopes of get- Spartans conclude their seaso. 535 E. Santa Clara St. 85721. title in today's NorCal Tourney. base hit with a triple. State and ting some consolation out with home games against Santa - - Saturday at Santa Clara. of a dismal season. Clara Friday and Stanford Sat- 11111.1111.111"1"11111"4"111.1.11.111.11h"."8"1"1"alike3 The Spartans, in their second PERFECTION DO A basket by Lucius Davis with urday. NEEDED? IT YOURSELF! year of Pacific Coast Athletic ::::.(i’immimiime VALUABLE COUPON 10 seconds left provided Fresno Johnnie Skinner led SJS with Special Student Rental Rates Association competition, compiled State with an 80-79 win against 27 points against Fresno, whil \ This valuable coupon & a 5-6 slate for the season, after SJS at Fresno last Friday The Dave .aided 20 and Jai \ your school identification TYPEU"RITERS RENTED finishing the previous campaign MANI AL ELECTRIC loss gives SJS a record of 3-19 Adants,,n had 17 rebounds. Coact to a ... with a 0-1-1 mark. card entitles you in all games, 0-8 in league play. Stan Morrison praised the de- Don Beckman, I mu. 8 8.00 $12.50 Jim Self and and 11 straight losses. fense of Gary Ghirlinelli, wth with a first and third in one- Center Coby Dietrick led the limited Fresno's Clarence Me; 3 mo. 821.00 per. mu. meter diving, and a third and is on any AM Radio, AM- Spartans back from a nine-point calfe to nine points. Metcalfe second respectively in the three- deficit at halftime. Dictrick averaging 19.5 and scored 31 FM Radio, Stereo Tape .cirn Typewritep Co. meter event, accounted for the scored on seven of nine field goal against SJS Tuesday. /aur Player, Stereo Tapes, & points ' 24 SO1 TH SECOND ESTARLIsili it 151111 majority of Spartan attempts in the second half and With leading scorer Skinner nit included Auto Upholstery At ... against the strong 49ers. finished with 26 points. Forward and sixth man Kris Sorenson on - - 15 points and for disciplinary rea RANICPAZZO'S 04M.M.Y.M.14=.41Mnen...i14.P.M.M..D.Ov..4MIs Pat Hamm added the bench AUTO MUSIC & UPHOLSTERY CENTER a career high of 20 rebounds. sons Saturday. guard Gary Gh. 14=11 errors by the team. 349 So. Market 293-1920 Hrs: 8am-6pm, Mon. -Fri. San Jose State College However, ball control dinelli and Gainza led rip,;-::: Steve Mortara. Hamm, and Die- Gamma scored 23 points, whit, ''' trick and questionable calls by Ghidinelli guided the team well '-`,..Wea'et's's'et't taste Drama Department the officials in the closing min- and made some fine passes 4iaT.,,....._...._visaamolwaLAs-sadl11111110111AIBTABINIRE utes contributed heavily in cost- Center Leon Beauehman score Presents ing SJS the game. 20, his third 20-point game . five. CILIMARANCE FROSH the last FINAL REDUCTIONS! TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' The SJS freshmen defeated Coming Soon SAR ATOGA THEATRE Judokas Win; at WE MY - - Rei - br. ROJe att.. Hayward Tonight entrziNDMILI Mardi 6. 7: 11-14 The Spartan judokas, under th, C:15 p.m. .EXCLUS7ILLY ON ''..Warner Brothers Records direction of coach Yosh Uchid. SUNDAY walked off with all the honoi Saturday, including four of Hs NO OTHER STORE OFFS SUCH DISCI1UNTS_. Studio Theatre 22 places out of MAR. 8 p.m. "A NOBLE, BEAUTIFUL firsts and nine 1, SAN JOSE possible 15 in the Pacific Nortl Students $1.00 FILM, WITH THE 914L2 CIVIC AUDITORIUM CAPACITY TO west AAU Invitational tourna eonsmety 599 TICKETS: S4.00 - 55.00- 56.00 USED FOR General .4drn. 52.01) TOUCH... ment in Seattle. PORTAL SAN JOSE UNFORGETTABLE." Additionally, captain Dou Graham was awarded gran, Brand New BOX OFFICE OPENS TODAY BOX OFFICE -La Sarah C smeroirleo FAMOUS BRAND ehampion and best technique OD in in 1999 912 Town & Country Village to 19.9I Open 1-5 weekdays laurels in leading the Spartans to 0 AI MO. 0/ otesteck Pennebaher rekvse EI 246-1160 the unofficial team title. 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On he SJ 14.8 points and 10.6 rebounds. not want to be motivated, Ozti on, the Spartans should have no the outstanding dual meets of the Fairchild. nFeb. teaml.l'.196a9p, /Nt basketball upset SantaS Last season he scored 15.3 and players who have shown ex- trouble in their season opener upcoming outdoor season. San oc+ane) Clara to highlight its most suc- rebounded 9.5 times per game. ceptional hustle this seasim with Stanford Saturday. Jose will pit its speed against cessful season since 1950. A year This season he has risen slight- have been juniors Pat Hamm A pair of meet records fell to Stanford's distance strength at GROOVY later the Spartans were finish- ly to 19.3 points and 11.4 re- and Steve .Mortara and sopho- SJS athletes in the Olympic In- Stanford Stadium Saturday. vitational Indoor Meet in New Stanford boasts one of king a long bus ride back from bounds each game. mores Mike Webb and Rocky THINGS Fresno after losing for the 19th Gooch. However, none appear York City Friday night. stronger teams in recent years. CAPABLE OF MORE time in 72 games. to possess the qualities of a Pole vaulter Sam Caruthers Besides distance men, which in- LOVE 1s Why the Spartans fell so far Despite his statistically good team leader. Several other again cleared the 17 foot mark, clude Greg Brock, national titlist in one season is a complex and games. Dietrick seems capable players have been injured. this time with a meet record of in the postal three mile this fall US .9 perplexing question. of more. When he broke the which hay have prevented them 17-01.11, good for first place. and Decker Underwood, Cali- 10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL DRY WITH ASB OR -,r\ \dir-elf anti -ate The biggest disappointment school single game scoring rec- from giving a 100 per cent ef- And in the 50 meter dash. fornia High School state meet CLEANING PRIVILEGE CARD for the team was when the ord with 36 against San Diego fort. sprinter Kirk Clayton turned in mile champion last year, the In- A GRC Army decided Spartan star Dar- State Feb. 14, Dietrick was not Several players think Glines another outstanding performance. dians also have outstanding per- It YOU RE at his best, missing numerous winning with a meet record ts - formers in high hurdler Rick Tip- (OR BELONG TO SC nell Hillman would be better off is not using the correct offen- IS, DO THE DRY lilaying basketball for it for two shots close to the basket and sive patterns. The Spartans ing mark of 5.7. Billy Gaines THING WIT - years than playing at SJS and not getting the ensuing re- have had trouble against sone originally set the mark last year. ty a) Puritan Oil Co. L getting a college education. bound. Dierick remains what he defenses and with getting good Saturday night in Regina, Can- 311 SURVIVORS 4 "No one knew Darrtell's leav- was at the beginning of the percentage shots. SJS goes ada, quartermiler Elmo Dees Otli & KeNci- 3. T. showed that he is rounding into want king would have such a dramatic season: merely a candidate for mostly with one basic play with a fair deal? seaso. shape by taking a close second in CENTER keffect," said coach Dan Clines. All-American. variations and options, not using CLEANING I th & Wiwi] Santa As a sophomore. Hillman was Veasey, who spent most of many of the patterns which the 600 with 1:13.0. Caruthers i ( d Sat - h .3 more than a player who scored the Hayward State game on the worked last season. However, k and rebounded well. He covered bench for lack of hustle, has the abilities of Hillman and will SKI RENTALS for other players on defense and been ineffective when he has liolman were the keys to much NEE!) HELP whil 4 was a leader of the team. played since. After sitting out of the execution of the plays. id Jai * Buckle Boots STILL LOSE the San Diego State game, yea- GUARDS USELESS PAYING Coact % * Toboggans Although Hillman's loss was sey sat quietly through the "Our guards are useless. They ut de- a big disappointment to Glines Fresno State game last Tues- are afraid to miss a shot for * Ski Racks , whi and the team, SJS still ap- day, offering little or no en- fear they'll be taken out of the * Parkas Student rates on Sales. CORM EXPENSES? Me: peared to have the qualities to couragement to his teammates. game," said a player who wished * Stretch Pants Makin)! cads mild today eon be a tough job... alfe is Rentals and Service. Ant, the cost of education In always produce a winning record. How- However. Glines noted that not to be identified. However. * RISING. Here's a way you can "beat" COL- ed 31 Saucers I EGE EXPENSES and still find time for ever, SJS has continued to lose. Veasey lxgan to show more another player noted that SJS Master Charge & First * Toboggan Boots eitinpus ectivitiea! The Spartans have lost their hustle last Wednesday and has "no consistently good kinner National Cards honored. S last 11 games and are winless Thursday in practice. Veasey guards." SPARE TIME EARNINGS son on 1 the in league play. played briefly against Fresno Another player noted Show our big. Full Color MASON SHOE cata- y rea students. "I'm the first to take the Friday. tough non-league schedule the log to your frit-ail, family, and fellow y Gh. RED FRONT Take orders dt,ing your SPARE TIME -eve- 4 blame for this season," said With seniors Dietrick and Spartans played, pointing out HUNTER'S nings. weekends. after claaaes, etc -and earn team. uny amount CP TO $IOU PER WEEK. For tlGlines. "The coach must be will- Veasey unable to lead them- SJS was 5-5 non-league last SKI SHOP 71 E. San each order you collect n deposit -which is your what Fernando St. profit -helm e sending the orders to us. No ing to shoulder the blame." It is small wonder the year with Hillman and a tough- n well selves, 434 S. waiting for cheeks, no caviling problems! You'l/ probably made a mistake Spartans have lacked senior er schedule. He added, "We FIRST 8:30-5:30 daily & 9-4 Sat. And that comfortable, good-looking MASON passes k"I SHOES see Isith competitively priced and easy not putting Coby Dietrick at leadership. Steve McKean, the haven't been able to get to- 292-5585 SAN JOSE to sell. soar) gether as a team in league play Phone: 294-2091 b center to start the season," only other senior on the team, NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED Glines noted. The 6-11 Dietrick has been bothered with injuries. and form a winning combina- played forward for the first half tion." beieseiesesesorairarafteimearamemosiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-eseasseit ... and, it won't cost you a penny. We send INSPIRATIONAL you everything that you need to begin taking of the season before moving to NOT "It is rare that you will get orders immediately. PLUS, you get FREE Some of the players think a team with all of the players SHOES FOR LIFE for as few as fa sales a center when Bernie Veasey month. failed to show hustle and ef- Glines has not been enough of obsessed with winning," Glines Student mew fectiveness. an inspirational force this sea- said. "It is hard to get excited rICTOR MASON I MASON SHOE MFG. CO., Dept. t, Dietrick's statistics as a cent- son. Whether the coach is in- in a losing season. I don't want ' I Chippewa Falls, Wis. 54729 subjective the lack of intensity and the 1 er are better than as a forward spiring or not is a se I OK! Sfaaw rive how I con make any amount up to $100 a Privilege his play con- view of the team. If players importance of winning displayed Carl week and still find tin. for campus activities. RUSH FREE I this season, but ler Send tke. I need to start selling MASON SHOES and earn I 1 think the coach is not inspiring, this season to adversely affect tin I FellyrePHiOngES FOR LIFE. tinues to be characterized by and "beat" ;chid the lack of hustle for which he then he is not. However, in- any of the freshman players college expenses the honol Pick it up Now way so MANY other! was benched Jan. 27 in an over- spiration must come from more coming up next year." STUDENTS have (plea. print) of (is done! time loss to Hayward State. than the coach. Last year Hill- One player seemed to sum- t of b MRSONDeSol, MFG. GO.: Address Although he has continued to man, playmaking guard Tim marize the Spartans' problems Campus Copy 480 So. 10 St. Nortl Ail s add weight and coordination to Holman, and the team's success in one sentence: "We don't want ClIwiPirwma I City Stale Z p :ourna s 4Wwwwwwmommaiwve/Mw U his frame. Dietrick has stag- were inspirational factors, to win badly enough." Dou ba:4:10:030000300000000000011000,30000CGOOf granr tniqta. ans to 1 Parr HENAULT* some people make Gra- CAL BOOK New 1969 Renault 10 umoto Demonstrators from Inner- HAS things happen! Jim ********************************************* $1,595 John .0 0 lc (205) 0 took ta k I Story of Life 75c -a 4 4, 3 /ward ********************************** ****** ***** Pio- in its ALSO AVAILABLE IN PAPER Utive COMPLAINT ROTH 81.50 PORTNOY'S FREE lube with MASKED GODS WATERS $1.65 oil & filter change We service both Domestic & Import cars 134 E. San Fernando STAR MOTOR IMPORTS 375 S. 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111-11PAETAPT DAILY SAM Schedules Orientation Meeting Renters Discuss Wednesday, February 25, 1970 SocietyI (a* the Advancement of speak on "Studies of DNA Struc- Organizing Union - Management 'SAM', will hold its ture" at a seminar this afternoon Spartaguide RED FRONT orientation meeting tonight at 7 at 4:30 in Duncan Hall, Room SJS Campus TODAY dance class. Fifty cents to watch, in early childhood education wel in the Loma Prieta Hoorn of the 415. On WRIT( S College Union. Interested stu- Campus Anninuowolor,, 10:30 $1 to participate. come to attend. * * * Discussion concerning the birth Phrsteres International, 3:30 dents will learn the function The Students for a Democratic 434 S. FIRST a.m. to I:30 p.m., Madrone TOMORROW SJS SAM plays in the college com- of a Tenants Union on the Room. p.m., Costanoan Room. All inter- Conservation Forum, 1:30 p.m., Society ISDS will hold an open munity and the community at 11:30 * Bell Bottoms Circle K, 12:30 p.m.. - Di. ested coeds invited to attend. - Calaveras Room. meeting tonight at 7 at the Wine- campus will take place at 6:30 to large. Tenth and San Fernando * Peacoat ablo Room. Spring membership Spartan Chinese Club. Young Dermserats, 6:30 p.m. skin on today in the Costanoan Room of * Field Jackets drive and Monday luncheon to 8-30 p.m. Wineskin, 484 E. San Student Council chambers. Very * * * streets. St I the College Union. People from * Back Packs be discussed. Fernando (corner of Tenth important meeting to determine All clubs are urged to send election dinner to the Berkeley Tenants Union. * Sleeping Bags Dance Clam, 3:30 p.m.. PE 262. basement. Free the goals and status of the or- representatives to tomorrow's non-members. * Jckets Alwin Nickolas to direct master members, $1 to ganization. student organization's meeting in Book Talks various local tenant unions and (’o-ret Diuwe, 7 to 9 p.m., Arab-American Club, 7 p.m.. the Umunhum Room of the C.U. legal representatives will attend. Women's Gym. New Growth to Ed. 229. A conversational Arabic will be Dr. Robin Brooks, of the his- FREE Booklet The 3:30 p.m. meeting The public is invited. lerform. language class will be offered to designed to coordinate curricula tory department, will give the Tables located on Seventh YOtR SURPLUS COMPUTER CAREERS Esperimental College: Black interested students. with the Student Activities Of- first book review of the semester Street Thursday and Friday will Natiotudlorn. 7 p.m., Libeary CONTINUOUS fice and the Spartan Daily. on "Too Many: A Study of SUPER MART in- North 201. "Birth of A Nation" Spartat'amp counsellors. AS Earth's Biological Limitations" supply students with further * * * Ti, be shown with discussion Council chambers. Interviews and and "Hungry Planet" by George formation on the Proposed SJS 297-1764 charge. the afterwards. No admission applications avail a ble now Dr. Arnold H. Schein, depart- 13orgstmm today at 12:30 in Tenants Union. Sierra ('lub, 7 p.m., C.U. - Cos- through March 20. ment of chemistry chairman, will Umunhurn Room, 1.(noan Room. society for the Advancement of !Management (SAM), 7 p.m.. C.U. Loma Prieto Room. Spring Orien- iation meeting. Epsilon Pi Tau (Rho chapter), p.m.. C.U. Members only. Speaker. Tau Delta Phl, 7:30 p.m., Dr. Spartan Daily Classifieds Answers Your Questions Dehey's office, 414 E. William. About: Delta Phi Upsilon, El p.m, CM.- !Ca Anyone interested Salaries P.,,' Room. lob Opportunities ---or.r.ovolosoecocrocrocecrocv Career Advancement

Training Reguiremerthi CAR RALLYE Stanford Shop-I WANT to share an apt. starting Flab. GIRL to share 2 bdrm, apt. with pool, campus, prefer own bed- senior or grad. student. Call 286-0870 FOUND 16) Train on IBM 360 Computer , Europe-1970 ,,,rday, Feb. I, 1970. Near LOST AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 1 room. Write or call Bob Ketch, 7303 or 298-1462. Accrcdied Member NATTS JET CHARTER FLIGHTS --n This fun Kraft Ave., North Hollywood, Calif. 4 GIRLS IN LARGE HOUSE need 1 LOST BROWNISH BLACK MUTT. 2 mos. OAKLAND TO LONDON . t ween 6 and (2131 765-8278. Ripple. Red flea collar & er Clip and Mall Cow:4a ...- PERSONNEL SPECIALIST--A select, LC female roommate. Cell 297.0803. old. Named S ROOMMATES NEEDED to dated active, nationwiqe listing of 225 2 FEMALE tan collar .Needs shots once a week. 294- 2 bdrm, furnished apartment with needed to share Personnel and Industrial Relations Ma - CHEV 65 IMPALA . HT. Power share FEMALE ROOMMATE 4185 evenings. $10 Reward. Lost Toss. 726 S. 10th St. *5, $37.50/mo. apt. with two others. Near campus. ham 135 agars $1.00. J. Reg's, 85-08 248th St.. 2e3 $950. 2 others. new "Trips" dog. Call 294-1635. Call 298-4644. ONE WAY Jamaica, N.Y. 11426. CAT LOST: My little cat "Beastly Crit- loca- ROOM & KITCHEN PRIV. Good I OR MORE MALE ROOMMATES ter" all grey. 4 mos. old, with long fur 287-5005. Adams OAKLAND TO YOGA & MEDITATION.-Tues. & Thu,. FOR $ALE 131 tion TV, Laundry $55.00/mo. needed to share 3-bdrm.. 2-bath house and long bushy tail. Wearing a red flea eve. 7:30.9:30. 70 Hawthorne Way, S J. LONDON/AMSTERDAM & BOARD WOMEN - good lo- near Campbell with 2 others. Split $170 collar. Last seen 10th & Williams. Call k 286.5487. Sr E. Alexandrou, ROOM cation. Color TV, laundry. $105/mo. rent. 1808 Nelson Way, SJ. 265-4358. 295-4696 or 968.7160. Ina Be Receiver/Amp and bis 0 KENWOOD KW-55A 287-5005. 0 JOIN THE STUDENT INVASION OF -nn Sceekers in beautiful ma) ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE - at State $275 HAWAII. Srers1 student offer includes I 297-4428. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share I I, 155 So. 11th St. Rooms $58/mo. PERSONALS Ill or sw ROUND TRIP all airfare. 5 islands, a car. voyage 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment. State- Co-ed. 1/2 blk from campus. Living Room schooner & more for $269. If you car 10 SPEED MEN'S SCHWINN RACER, house #I7. 286-2239. and Party Room, Also Parking fedi For complete flight schedule dig it and wart more info, call Dennis I 8ns . 2473 0364 after 5:30 p.m. "Whatever the intelligence of man can- ONE BEDROOM Apt. For Rent. Fur- WANTED - Fem. to share nice 3 bdrm, not understand, religion ought not to Sisoi Phone at 292-3946 evenings. CASE. Last Goss Cornet. led FINE CLASSICAL GUITAR AND nished $130. Close to Campus. Call house with 3 others. 15 min. from SJS accept. Religion and science walk hand Eat. 821 or wino - 392-8513 EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS. Summer' zed $50. 287-3481. Linda or Cathy. 287-4737. $46.25/mo. plus utilities. 259-0647 aft. 6. in hand, and any religion contrary to S (415) - High Rise #821 flights: $2705325 roundtrip. 5150 Or. FEMALE NON-SMOKER WARTED to science is not the truth." Abdu'l-Baha. AUTOMATION OR WRITE Ion 2 male roommates needed to share 0 Way. Coordinator: Professor Frank Pall GRETCH ASTRO JET SOLID BODY. share 2 bdr, house on S. 8th. Separate 4 bdrm. luxury house w/view, pool. $130 INSTITUTE 247 Roycroft, Long Beach 90803, 438- Pe - custom model. $200. bdrm. Call 293-0881, or 293-1659. 25 N. 14th, San Jose 95112 II liTEIR 1 LIGHTS each. 326-6527 or 251-9047. (er, MARKET Sl. 2179. 292)02 ,r Gary. 3 MALE ROOMMATES need 4th for 286.9622 VALLEY OF THE DOLLS Friday, Feb. 27 Affiliate of N FRANCISCO, CA. e4103 FOR SALE Stereotape & Radio Combi- lg. house in mountains behind Saratoga. An Educational NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs in the College Union 7 & 10 p.m. 50c. STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Aro Mali rne 1970 charter flieM sahebs al, "0.' rs for car. Call 259. Own room with complete use of house. students and licensed pilots. Four curate. Minor Editing, Mrs. Baxter. Phone craft, low membership fees & mortF , $90/mo.. Utilities Paid. Call 867-4520, DEFINITELY NEEDED: FEMALE room- CONTROL DATA kl NAME 244-6581. dues. Cert, flight instructors avail. 722- '69 HONDA 350 CB E.cellent Condition ROOMMATE WANTED. Male, for 2 mate to share spacious 2 bedrm., 2 bath STREET 6160. bedroom townhouse. Pool, pool table apt with 3 others $57.50/mo. 286-4538. MEET your perfect match. Campus Dat- c o 0. Oleos TioN .. 1 r 786.0994._ CITY & ZIP and patio. $85.00. Call Chuck 3603 ing Service $2. 296-3533 "BERNI" needs a home. Year-old Ger- MALE GRAD OR UPPER-DIY. Share 2 VIOLIN ,eo- .- Germany & BUR. Greenlee Dr, No. 3. 296-3617. STEREO OR TAPE by owner bdrm. apt. 12th St. Call Ron 6-12 p.m. RENT A TV OR man Sheperd must be given up ROUGHSadding machine. Best offer. Service. No contrect. leaving for Europe. Dog must have large ONE GIRL NEEDED to share 2 bdrm, 298-0700. RECORDER: Free Cal afrnr S. Fn.'', 181.9246. house with 3 S.J. Call Escha's 251- area to run: excl. health 268-8414 FREE! - - others. $42.50/mo. 287- Free Delivery in RALEIGH -Grand Prix" 10 Spd. bike. 3929. FEMALE NEEDED to share 2 bdrm. apt. 2598. with one other. Own room. 2 blks from Onrrin 115 cc :on must sell. Call THE GIRLS: SPROUT WINGS! MALE NEEDS APT. Grad student wants campus. Call 287-5836 after 5. 21 or EXPERT Licensed Care 0-6 Yrs, Pot. 5.15 with us! RUSH ANGEL FLIGHT - Scr. 923. Best offer. to share apt. starting March I. Prefer Students, Off Senter Rd. Full ter Pert vice P over preferred. $67/mo. 287.5880 be- projects, Friendships. Par.', "FEDERAL" r'hctographic Enlarger, Ex. I or 2 bdrm. Furn. Call Bruce 6-11 p.m. fore 5. Time Day & Eve. 298.2955. PHY. ED. MAJOR Tea THURS. FEB. 26 7:30 r t35 24326113 eve. 289-8818. Room, College Union. For In; 2 Bdrm. Apt. Avail. 4 to share for im- FOUND THAT SPECIAL someone yet? MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: Own wedding invitations by Robert RCA VICTOR 18" portable TV with room in (urn, apt. med. occupy 641 So. 11th 286-1331. Distinctive RACHERFRACHERS SPORTS C A R .. $70/mo. Contact a Hotel Room for a Call 253-1734 NEED 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES IM- Hell. Soon to raffle SAID CLUM present' . , Mike, 571 So. 7th *3 298-4649. Taylor, S.J. 298-2308. MEDIATELY. $55/mo. 241 S. 12th St. weekend' 440 W. Feb. 28. Start a. Gem -sr N. S TWO OR THREE male roommates need- 293-0400. INSURANCE - Annual Liebillty from 6.00 - 9:00. Beginner and expert GUILD ACOUST ELEC. GUITAR AND ed at 128 N. 101h St. AUTO I 5.C No. 2. San Jose Rates - Married or Single Age 24 sad JOCULARLY: classes $3.00. 50c discount with this ad. BASS. ' ET 5112. $35/mo. Call Frank, All NEED 1 or 2 girls Co share 3 bdrm, un ,r..ui 295-9772. Married age 19 to 23 $147. be. _ A r, na. 736.2689. utilities paid. (urn. apt/own room. $65/mo. 2 pools, up $93. 241-3900. VALLEY OF THE DOLLS Friday. Feb. 27 strings. Suana, Rec. rm. 298-4879 after 5/week- Toll GUITAR - Classical, nylon Flaw- ROOM AND BOARD for men in the College Union 7 & 10 p.m. 50c. and days. EXQUISITE TYPING. Miss Betty A. _ _ less - ri..t a scratch. New $250. Must women $100 per month. Why pay more? ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE - at State 293-4700, 50c a page, NO GIRLS: SPROUT WINGS! COME fly sacrifice $100. 738-7689- Heated pool, spacious lounge, Color TV, Carey, II, 155 So. 11th St. Rooms $58/mo. with us! RUSH ANGEL FLIGHT - Se, study rooms, open year around. Venture DITTOS. Co-ed. 1/2 bik from campus. Living room vice projects, Friendships, Parties. Rush I. 525 So, 9th 287-4885. TYPING - Theses, Term Papers, Menu. Tea THURS. FEB. 26 7:30 p.m. Pacific., and party room. Also parking facil. scripts, Etc. Will Edit. Satisfaction MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share Room. College Union. For Info: 266.2806 HEATHERLEE Agencies now hiring part- WANTED - Fem. to share nice 3 bdrm. Guaranteed. Call 294-3772. one bedroom Turn. apt. Next to SJS house with 3 others. 15 min. from SJS time & temporary babysitters and house- EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Accurate, Fast. available March I. Call 297.0296, 546.25/mo, plus utilities 259-0647 aft 6. keepers. 296.3533. Can edit. 5 miles from campus. Mrs. As. HOOVER CONTRACT FOR SALE. I or 2 male roommates needed to share AUTOMOTIVE (1 INSIDE SALES, men, good salary. Start Cheap at half the price! See or leave 4 bdrm. luxury house w/vienv, pool $130 TV'S FOR RENT - SPECIAL STUDENT today, 22 hrs, a week. Work until sum- rote for Beth Perlmutter Rm. 126. each. 326-6527 or 251.9047. mer. Apply 9 ann. to 8 p.m. 210 S. 1st RATE. $9.00 per month. Call 377-2935. VW REPAIR. New, Rebuilt or Used Rm, 207. Parts, Some on Labor & Parts. I will GIRL to pose - for painting classes, TRANSPORTATION 191 buy your broken down VW. Call tall, high cheek bones, size II or over, Herbert. 82 Goodyear, SJ, 292-3768. top pay 287.4780. CHARTER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE, 8169 '63 MG 1100 SEDAN: Rebuilt engine, ART STUDENTS - EARN M. We need one way - $289 round trip. Japan, $350 new trans., radial tires. Great commute a Calligraphy Expert to make approx. Contact Prof. Maga, 293.1033. & fur (-er 30 mpg. $600. 245-6567, 250 name tags. Call 293-2212 dur. week '62 MG MIDGET New: int., pnt., tires, SALES - College students part or full top wrel. cond. 5700. Call 321.6835 time. Soliciting tax return data. We between 5 & 8 p.m. train. Call DATT 739.7406. TOYOTA CARS - All years and models LOFT has opening for busboy 118-21 To Place at fantastically low prices. Call Toyota yrs.) Apply in person during day. 951 Sales Rep., from Japan, Bill Suzuki. Days Town & Country Village San Jose. 244.2750 - After 6:30 p.m. 293-9553. GIRL STUDENT for sitter, light hskp. an ad: EMPI, S-SPOKE MAGS, fit 68-70 VW, East Foothills. 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Week- like new. List $180.00, Sell 8100.00. Call days. Need car. $22.00 per week. Mr. 298-3738 ask for Greg. Hamilton 251-0987 after 6 p.m. '67 DATSUN 1600, Hrd, Top. Meg GIRLS - Help us sell Beauty Programs Wheels. Exc. Cond. $1450 or offer. Call for Elegant Salon. P/T teleph. work, 9-1 Bill 289-8690. or 6-9. Guar. Salary & Bonuses: 246-7400. Come to: SUZUKI 1966 X6 Sell or Trade. $275.00. WAITERS WANTER, Experienced, Week- Call 287.0732. ends. Must speak Chinese 15466 San Jose-Los Gsfos Rd. 356-9164. '69 VW BUS-CAMPER. Rebuilt engine. Classified Adv. $700. Call 294-7429 after 6:00 p.m. LAKE TAHOE SUMMER JOB PLACE- MENT recruiting now through French '67 FIREBIRD "H-0" V-8. 300 H.P. & French in Mountain V.ew. All ages 4 speed. Exc. shape and running cond. wanted - 18 and up (please bring proof Office -J206 Call Ken at 272-0218, of h8rth date) Top pay in America's all -year playground. Call '64 CORVAIR: 4-speed, good condition. French & French Personnel 964.4900 or 286 4520 between 8-5. $350.00. come in to 461 Castro Si,, Mt. View._ MARVIN GOODBODY, local San Jose swinger, MON.-WED.-FRI. learned to do the "Bop," the "Mashed Potato," the '64 PONTIAC LEMANS, 4.speed, Amer. HELP WANTED, faculty family, 3 -boys, mags. SW tech., new tires, perfect con. 10. if 15 hours el.. efts.. $100 mo. "Twist," and other keen dances through a Spartan - $1050. 286.2440. & on trans. 15 min. SJS. 251-0437. - -- Daily Classified ad. 9:30-3:30 VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, Friday. Feb. 2* , Union 7 & 10 p.m. 50c. HOUSING 15) _ Come to JC 206 any day 9:30 to 3:00 '64 MG 1100 Sedan. Bad first gr.-, 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed to and learn to do your thing. otherwise groovy - MILLER cond. $255 Call Gs tare I bdrm. apt. $50/mo. 357 E. San Or ronna after 5 p.m. 793 911' rernando #1, Call Kathy, 286.5673. TUES.-THURS. MAKES IT RIGHT! ------CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. 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