Polls Show Voting Up PA RTAN DA I LY II"' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE In Run-Off -k+sTte SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1968 No. 121 Voting is higher in this week's run-off election for ASH president and treasurer than it was in last week's general elections. The total vote was 2,893 for yesterday, according to Noreen Futter, Election Board chairman. Today is the last day for voting Dr. Dusel, Students at the three poll positions on campus. Last week, on the first day of voting more than 1,800 students cast their ballots. In last year's record breaking turnout of Clash in Hansen Case Photo by Dennis Dougherty over 5,700, some 2,000 students had voted by 2 p.m. of the first day. By GINA TRAEGER The Judiciary's decisions were the Judiciary sets its own policy QUEEN FINALISTS of the International Queen Anne Jehle, senior French major representing Polls on Seventh Street and in Spartan Daily Staff Writer the result of investigating Han- within the limits of the Constitu- contest are, left to right, Mimi Rodes, sopho- France. Not pictured is Margaret Penniman, front of Morris Dailey Auditorium sen's claim that Flick violated tion. more Spanish major representing Colombia; sophomore French major representing Switzer- Dr. William Dusel, executive his will close at 7:30 tonight. The poll rights as outlined in the newly The associate justices,were con- Virginia Moy, senior business education major land. One of these young ladies will be crowned vice president, went around in cir- by the bookstore will close at 4:30. adopted President's Interim State- cerned with Hansen's rights. The representing the U.S.; Sri Hartono, freshman International Queen at the International Ball cles yesterday morning with repre- Noreen Futter, Election Board ment on Student's Rights and Re- .Tudiciary had decided Flick vio- chemistry major representing Indonesia; and Friday night. See story of Ball on page three. sentatives of the ASB Judiciary. chairman, said yesterday, "I am spansibilities. lated the Rights document in the very pleased with the turnout to- He informed Lewis Solitske, Ju- Dusel claimed the recommenda- method he used to oust Hansen. day. Checking student body cards, diciary chief justice and Grady tions were unenforceable because we notice that about one of three Robertson, associate justice, that STUDENT RIGHTS the rights of Flick as a faculty students who voted today did not the Judiciary's recommendations Han- member were in jeopardy. "Dr. "It's beyond question that Open-End Gripe Session Aim: vote in last week's elections." concerning the reinstatement of sons' student rights were violated. Flick hasn't been given his rights A Spartan Daily check of some Earl Hansen, senior speech major, that these of defense of his professional It is most important of the students who voted indi- to KSJS-FM could not be enforced. judgment through the Academic rights be recognized," said Robert- cated students were spurred on to Instead, he asked the Judiciary Council," he said. son. vote this week because they had to accept the responsibility to Dusel said his nu,ggestion for the 'More a chance to hear the candidates bring together Hansen, and Dr. individuals to meet and talk Responsive Education' two FACT-FINDING in an ASB sponsored debate Tues- Clarence Flick, general manager- things over between themselves "Education has become so mas- "This system has de-humanized Gripe Session" which will take day afternoon, and a radio debate advisor for KSJS, who suspended Dusel said the Judiciary should was better than having matters education how can sive that the student all too often we beat it?" place in faculty cafeteria A and B the same night on KSJS-FM. Hansen from the station, earlier only have acted at a fact-finding tied up in hearings. he asks. at 2:30 senses, quite realistically, that he p.m. The presidential candidate s, this semester. board concerned with reporting "The Judiciary may use all The goal of this seminar, Lewis disagreements and conflicts, not is little more than digits on an One way to beat it or to at John Graham and Dick Miner, The two student justices reluc- means of persuasion. This is a new least face up to the dilemma is to says, is "to stimpuate thought and and t h e treasurer candidates, tantly agreed to follow Dusel's with making judgments, even if it function of the Judiciary to ex- IBM card," said Dr. Harold Hodges, discussion talk about it, according to Jim from faculty, students Steve DeLucchi and Jeff Mullins, suggestion and ask the two parties Is the judiciary's "tradition" to plain the decision to those involved head of the department of so- Lewis, graduate student, who will and administrators toward achiev- were forced into a run-off election to accept the recommendations. render opinions. and see if they accept. It would ciology and anthropology at SJS. moderate today's "Open and ing a more responsive education." this week as they were not able He went on to claim that Flick save the feelings of everyone and Dr. Hodges, who sponsored last to muster a majority vote in last HANSEN REINSTATED has certain rights allowing him due avoid a hard administrative de- year's "Gripe Session," explains week's elections. But Robertson said that he process of law through the Aca- cision," Dusel said. that in order to make education This marks the first time that thought Hansen should be rein- demic Council, The vice president "We're trying to find a way to more human, students must be in- candidates for an executive office stated before he talks the matter cited a letter from Scott Lefaver, redress the rights and it may in- cluded in the planning of their must receive a majority vote to over with Flick "so that both par- attorney general, assuring Flick volve compromise," he declared. If curriculum. "The school has played be elected into office. ties are equal before they sit down that no judgment would be made. a decision is not reached between Pete4 Spiei4 the big brother too long, and we Results may be heard tonight on to settle differences. Hansen's Robertson said Lefaver had no Hansen and Flick, the matter goes the school, students and adminis- KSJS (90.7). rights must be reinstated." right to make such a limit; that back to the Administration. trators must become partners for a common enterprise." 'Bureaucracy Talk Invitations have been sent to Dr, Franz Schurnian, recently returned from a fact-finding mission President Robert D. Clark and Dr. in North Vietnam, will :peak on "The Military Corporate Bureaucracy" Hobert Burns, academic vice- today at 4 p.m. in LN630. His talk is part of the continuing series on president, and all students, faculty Education by Professors Offer One' economy of U.S. Imperialism sponsored Students 'One to the political and administrators are urged to Against the War. attend. Fall Applications Friday at 5 p.m. is the deadline for applications for the 1968 fall Commuters Lose In 'Operation Share' Tutor Program semester for first time freshmen and undergraduate transfers to SJS. -The /rend is tamd individual- actly what the local elementary tutors for enrichment, not reme- "There was no mother in the home Parking Spaces ized education, and the relation- schools have been crying for. The dial work. and the tutor took Mary to mu- Psychology Meet Approximately 40 parking spaces ship is one to one one student teacher just didn't have enough She said that "music majors seums and on Saturday picnics." A two-day Spartan Psychological Association Meeting will be held will be lost to commuting SJS stu- to one tutor, that is. hours in the day to give the stu- were matched with children inter- ONE DRAWBACK today, 2-5 p.m. and tomorrow, 9:3042 and 2-5 p.m. in CH234. Student dents for about a month as the In February, 1967, Operation dents all the individual help they ested in music, science enthusiasts Phyllis Ebersole, third grade papers on psychology will be presented. "mud flats" between Seventh and Share, then a struggling organiza- needed. And it's unbelievable how with science majors and so on. teacher at Olinder, complained Ninth Streets on San Fernando tion of 35 student tutors, guided Isolated some of these Mexican- "Although individualized educa- that the system had one draw- are finally scheduled to be incor- by a graduate of the University American and Black kids really tion is relatively new in California, back. "In order to be successful Counseling porated into a four-lane road. of Southern California, Gil Solano, are. other parts of the country have the tutor must work in close con- Academic counseling for recreations minors will begin Monday, According to Paul Meier, head began working with culturally de- "Teachers tell me of cases when been working in this field for many tact with the teacher. The tutor May 20. Sign-ups for interviews can be made in PER 113 until May 20, of the Construction Division of the prived children. Their big prob- the child is told to read a certain years. Detroit schools have been one of my students had last se- San Jose Department of Public lem was "no money." library book. He will begin at the using individualized reading pro- inester only came to see me twice." Works, Wattis & Co. is tentatively Today, a little more than a year top left-hand corner shelf and grams for the past 20 years." Gail Law, a young Black teacher Biology Pre-Reg scheduled to resume the $25,000 later, Share has 1,500 tutors with work his way down until he finds Mrs. Long said "one-to-one" at Olinder, said parents have ac- Pre-registration for biological science, natural science, pre-medical contract early next week that was recruiting stations at seven col- the book or the librarian rescues education gives the child a feeling cepted tutor education in the and pre-dental majors will take place Friday, May 24, from 7:30 a.m. indefinitely postponed in Novem- leges. Last month it received a him. of "self worth" and fills in the big home. "I don't think a parent has to 2 p.m. in S292. ber. At that time, rains flooded $249,000 grant from the federal TUTORS AT HOME brother relationship sometimes ever been opposed to it."

the excavation and plugged the government, according to Solano. "The elementary schools needed lacking in the home. Solano said the $249,000 grant

water main. No cost increase is Next fall, Share will combine an organization where tutors could Many times the tutors will take will provide supplies for Share another 'What's Happening?' Involved with the six-month delay. with Friends Outside, work in the child's home with in- the children to baseball games, on projects and aid in establishing to "What's Happening?" a 75-minute color film focusing on student Currently, the contractors are large tutoring organization, dividualized instruction, and col- picnics or other outings." children's libraries at the Share program, So- unrest and protests will be presented today in Morris Dailey Audi- waiting until work on storm drains form a country-wide lege student has proved an ex- Eleanor Leal, vice principal of offices, torium at 11:30, 3:30, 5:30 and 8 p.m. The film was made by 25-year- and catch basins is completed, ac- lano said yesterday. cellent and economical tutor," he Peter Burnett Jr. High School, Besides the SJS tutor recruiting old Jerry Gilbert, SJS graduate student. cording to Meier. Share, he said, seems to be said. complaining the school needed station, Share has offices at the T2'$Ww-leefeln$44zWe*Wlf01.$41MrftrWieite0504(eWelelstelereWraWoWefevWelo$01S0:010"owristroli-leTete'Ve*** Adeline Long, principal of Olin- more tutors, said an SJS tutor University of Santa Clara, San der Elementary School in San helped with the personal adjust- Jose City College, De Anza, West How To Save Deposit Money Jose, said Olinder uses Share ment of a seventh grade girl. Valley, Foothill, and Gavilan. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of two cleaning deposit Ls at stake over a officials, both sides are still in the articles dealing with the legal aspects of ripped cow-h, can a tenant legally prove process of establishing a reaching out rental agreement and cleaning deposit rip it? clause to protect the rights of students problems faced by SJS students. Today's that he didn't article discusses the protective measures Usually not. A possible solution might to recover legitimate portions of clean- students may take to protect themselves. be a standard inventory form, rating ing deposits. They are trying to develop separately each item and its condition a contract agreement between students By RON RUTHERFORD and signed by both tenant and landlord. and landlords that would help students Spartan Daily Staff Writer This might hold up in court, but in- get back deposits when entitled. Don't sign that rental agreement! ventory forms are not always used. STUDENTS CHEATED as Read it fiist. Understand what it says? The small claims court is an efficient Si udents who have been cheated want If you don't you may lose money later way of trying to collect claims for $300 the difference between cleaning deposits on. or less, but without written evidence and breakage deposits explained more SJS students are now searching for students may not have a chance. Since fully. They believe a mandatory fee for places to live during fall semester 1968- small claims court procedures bar at- cleaning deposits, specifying that. the apartment 69. An vacancy rate of less torneys from court, students sorrowfully amount will he used for painting rooms, than one per cent in the San Jose area discover that an oral agreement is cleaning curtains,' and so forth, should will create problems. Rental agreements worthless, The landlord always wins. be stated in the contract and agreed and cleaning deposits will create more upon by those involved. This mandatory problems. COLLEGE HELF fee would be unrefundable. Many rental agreements leave the re- SJS students ha vim: problems on un- A breakage deposit. redeemable at the fund amount entirely to the option of approved housinz execct college authori- end of the school term if there is no the landlord. Some rental agreements ties to help them save a cleaning de- breakage should be added. Mandatory are not clear about what percentage of posit. Although the college has no juris- sheets signed by both tenant and land- total amount may be retained by land- diction over unapproved living quarters, lord would keep both sides honest, lord In case of a disagreement. it ran help. Robert Baron, housing di- A San .lose lawyer suggests having a Some agreements do specify a manda- rector, stated, "We work with students centralized fund for approved and un- tory cleaning deposit which is not re- to advise them and suggest legal means approved housing w 11 e r cIty st intents turned under any circumstances and a the student can follow. This is a big would get breakage deposits refunded separate breakage deposit which will be problem, however, and it isn't solved as unless landlord objected. Staffing and returned if no breakage is incurred. A easily as it sounds." administering the fund would be a prob- student signing one contract may find A program to keep both tenant and lem, especially if all landlords would not It differs from a contract he signed for landlord honest in dealing with deposits cooperate. another apart ment may be set. up. The Better Business One fart remains: as more students NEAT AND CLEAN Bureau and SJS, represented by Dr. move into unapproved housing due to a GIL SOLANO, director and originator of Oper- local school districts. The tutors go directly Some contracts state that if premises William J. Dusel, executive vice presi- generally older population this year, ation Share, confers with tutor Linda Brady, info the homes and concentrate on the child's are left neat and clean, reaiionable wear dent, and Baron, arc trying to work out student housing svill become more 2I -year-old art major, in campus Share head- interests or deficiencies. Share began opera- and tear considered, the landlord will some agreement. crowded, and more deposits will be in quarters. At right tutor Sheri Kawanami, SJS tions in 1967 and now has 1,500 volunteers determine the refund amount. If a $100 According to college administration quest ion. nursing major. Operation Share volunteer tu- working throughout the county. eitstifteRiCstige061114+MeSithiseekke-lir-"-’-‘ere-03ereaft-e4statist-tinsfeelatiteinfiatette6414+OtkeesteWie’ iteCONeCele..6444440Oeirestesesee tors teach "culturally deprived" children from 2SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, May 9,196S The 1PARTAN DAILY Iconoclast SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE lit DAVE V ILLIAMS Another primary election is now history A neuspaper can illuminate many paths. It is up to the traveler to decide this time it's the one in Indiana. The which route, if any, he decides to take. results are interpreted as either "signifi W ynn Cook Editor Alan Koch Advertising Mgr. cant." or "not indicative." depending nit who won. Does it change anything? Not at all Kennedy feels that the tide is running on Eilitoriais his direction. McCarthy thinks he should redouble his efforts. Gov. Branigan hack to being a popular goternor itt his state, while Richard Nixon continues to Will It Take Force? run. It is a pity that Bobby Kennedy won tore again the -student leaders' on important hut wait until cars are 42 per cent of the Democratic tote, how- this eampu, have shown their true towed away. Then we can wait for the ever, for now we'll be subjected to hint screams. It scents as long as sotneone for the rest of the primaries. has something is contented, but take Bobby should have been a spiritualist At a meeting Monday in the Student he something away and he will yell mur- the way he invokes the memory of his 1. nion between San Jose City officials martyred brother. Maybe he'll become one der. After the typical reception to the if he loses he's surely had enough and 'twit-lit representatives. on Is three San Jose officials. maybe it would be practice. students eared enough to attend. a good thing to have a few of their Or maybe he'll become a guru what \\ hat makes this so sickening is that cars towed. with all his hair: but then that's attackin it was a chance for the students -- The City is going to try the new the man, not the issue. namely the presidents id the frater- plan of sweeping the streets every Just what is the issue then? What i. really the difference between Bobby ant nit sororities. dormitorie.... and Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5. It is McCarthy? I.D.C. to liaye a -ay in possible legis- hoped the students will voluntarily Certainly not in policies. Both Imo lation that will drastically affect their remove their cars. If they don't, the "It became necessary to destroy the university to save it!" 18-21 year olds voting. Both fa%or %ith I city will. drawal from Vietnam. Both favor it Ii ,I1 fraternities represented Something needs to be done to clean creased minority spending programs. Who wer. Htic.t 1Iplia Mn and Delta Sigma the beer bottles from in front of the Candidates' Corner then is the difference? Phi. He mil% sorority was Alpha Sig- men's dorms and fraternities and so- It's a matter of personal integrity. Selo ator McCarthy felt honor bound to rto ma Phi. \ SI1 President Vic Lee rorities. "Yap. ISock it to 'ern.) 'There must be Steve DeLucci more to this college than merely receiving a against the policies of the present ad said. thev .tre the that always llow about it? Can the students liv- degree or avoiding a draft. We The job of treasurer is one which demands must seek a istration. He felt that a large section t newer purpose!" show up %% hen important issues are Ott ing near this campus show some re- much time, knowledge, and the ability to the voting public needed to be repre the line. sponsibility for once and cooperate handle frustration. seined by his candidacy. As a member of the ASB Budget Committee, "With imagination, determination, and ef- The I-.110 at hand w a- with the people who Does Bobby ft-el any of these things treet sweep- actually want to I've had an advantage by being able to work fort by even a small handful of Greeks, Inde- ing polo-) for the area alootout the cam- help? Or does it take force to drive with the Treasurer and see the problems that pendents and Dorm students we can fill the or is he merely interested in furtherin void on this campus." his own career while he steals McCarthy'. pus. Hit, doesn't sound like anything something home to them? W.F. face the student financial community. As a member of the ASB government, I've "Very interesting." thunder? been able to see other areas that need reform. "We must seek newer objectives and we One of the charges t often lest-hit I've participated in activities which will bring must do so without sacrifice or reduction to against Bobby is that he is an opportimis computer registration to San Jose State. I've the many worthwhile and enjoyable programs anti a carpetbagger. Supporters of Bold)s You Might Vote This Time made suggestions on how to get rid of the that now exist" baloney that students face. However, most claim that this is required in politics "You're just a smog factory of ideas, eh important, is the fact that I became involved lit GINA TRAEGER tion, and I don't want to spoil fella?" which raises some interesting questions. . a perfect in government and served the whole year. "Say. Can I say something about one of the To what degree is Bobby willing It It may he 'did that student retsord.- I favor getting rid of the faculty-staff dis- government ASB presidential candidates?" place himself above all other considera Then there are the intelligent, aware count. As treasurer and a voting member of is run on it- -toonach. After all, a large "It's your time." indit iduals who feel Spartan Shops, I would vnte to do so. I would tions? Maybe enough to sell this countr: 1 number of the Greeks living in their student government "Next to me Dick Miner is the second most urge council to retain a professional to survey down the river as a sacrifice to his owl is silly useless and against their princi- aggressive and ruthless guy I know. He'll houses hate too have their student body the student community to see where the pri- make a good President. Like me, he knows ambition? eartis putielted to gel into dinner during ples. These are not "hopeless radicals." orities in spending should be placed. I support his dollars'fititt Xenst." I wonder ... elcctiospo. They don't care enough to favor revo- programs that would maximize the return of lution. the fees that students pay. ooloor group of %titers has such in- They just like to criticize and if they This is my platform. I am running this cam- spirat;.m, ts hick must be the reason the ever did anything to help student govern- paign based on my experience and participa- tolls of stool.t.; %liters is so low. tion. I have not advocated anything without torn!, like voting for the right man, then The o-ccoo,.1 I 1-!oest block of voters con- studying the alternatives first. they couldn't gripe about it. I appeal to reason, not emotion. I offer my- sists of boot O. of the candidates, girl The Question Man There also are those in whose world SJS self to the student body as an administrator, friends. relatito- and aspiring office ap- plays a very small part. The school gives not a politician. pointees. I am Steve De Lucchi: candidate for treas- a degree but they feel no concern for any By CAROL GRINAGER urer. Take them away, and what do you part of the school outside of their classes. Question: Only 14.9 per cent of the student body voted in last week's has 'natty titers only judge the They're lucky if they know the college * * * cam!, - Irmo speaking appearances. president's name, let alone that of the Jeff Mullins ASH elections. To what do you attribute this fact? ploo.o, motto-paper articles and so student body president. fort I: Of course, none of these descriptions "Platform, platform," they ask. "Where is WAYNE CHRISTENSEN Senior biology major: 11. Are the rare birds. Their motives fit you. If you didn't vote, it was because your platform Mullins? I Can't tell the candi- you have a plat- I would say they probably just don't care. They feel there isn't must be pure. Es inif they aren't as in- you had a moral or logical reason for your date without a platform.) Do form, Mullins? Why are you running for ASB any urgency about student government. I don't know if it has any- as they think they forme.] should be or non-ac . You're an anarchist. You were treasurer anyway? Aren't you a social science thing to do with national government. By comparison, it might seem are. for some reason they feel the rest sick in bed with the gout. You got run major?" kind of trivial. Maybe there is a disillusionment with government in every level of government. sibiliiy it, over by a security police go-kart on the "Yup, yes, and coming right up!" I answer. general. It might apply on are v, iihiitg to give up a minute way to the polls. A candidate must smile. I smile hard. Seven- teen tiny facial muscles pulling a grin. (His their Roam when they cleverly zip into Your conscience is clear. After all, the of mother says he's such a nice boy.) EDDIE SIMS Senior social science major: majority of students have an ulterior mo- the tooting booth while everyone else is at "What makes you think you're qualified for It was rot even worth going to the polls for. People don't repre- I I .1 How noble! tive as to why they vote or not, but not treasurer," someone asks. sent anything as far as I am concerned. Due to racial unrest, I think for the rest of the ASB (Apathetic you. You might vote this time (giving the "Because I'm aggressive and ruthless when a lot of candidates capitalized on it. However, I never heard any of ’ttoolotot H.,tls1. of what is it composed? matter your full consideration), if you It comes to protecting the student's financial them speak on it. I have never voted. I don't think it would count interests!" at this college. I feel out iii, re is the graduate student boast- don't get sidetracked by something 'impor- of place here, as a Black student. If a "What have you done, Mr. Ruthless?" candidate that represented me was on the ballot, I would make or just forget ... Mg. "I UN, never voted in a student elec- tant," "You mean, what am I doing now? I could every effort io vote. do more fella. There's a hell of a lot to do." "So, what are you doing?" r"" "Right now I'm seeking a solution to a little bookstore problem that's costing fellow stu- SUZANNE MONCHAMP senior art major: Telling It Like It Is dents so many thousands of dollars a year. It Why didn't I vote? Because I don't care. That's a nice, apathetic seems the faculty can't turn in book lists on statement. shoot, I just don't care. I don't know anything about time causing the students to lose money at the student government, It doesn't enter into anything I do or care By DAN EHRLICH refund tables at semester's end." about. Fm a-politically oriented.

Last week's campus elections brought So what we have in fact are two special "Are you some kind of troublemaker?" "Perhaps. I don't think the Dean of Stu- out a much more significant thing than interest groups, locked in a battle for con- dents actually loves me. Nor the bookstore at DON COX senior journalism the amount of apathy at SJS. trol of something whose actual worth manager, nor the student affairs business major: Anybody who follows the campus scene present is itself in doubt. manager." It is what I have known ever since I've looked this situation over since my with any interest alreaolt knew that apathy While both ASB Presidential candidates "You're a troublemaker on behalf of the first semester here. Student government is irrelevant. Kicks don't vote because there is no need to. The student govern- existed to a great degree, have denied they represent any one group students, right?" "That's right. Right vs. wrong!" ment has made no kind of attempt to get the campus involved with hat %s at brought out, however. in a or feeling, their constituents feel other- "Have any profound statements?" them. It is partly because some don't want to; others just don't clear picture was a dit ision among those wise. know how. who did take time out to vote. For these John Graham represents Greek power people this division is between the fn. and Dick Miner, Flower power. ternity-sorority system and the new breed Being a supporter of the status quo, RTAN DAILY COLLEGE of campus activists, Graham has refrained from making many tOSAN JOSE STAIN VINCENT MARINE fresiunan art major: the elections In most colleges throughout the nation, of the usual campaign promises and is Second class postage paid of San Jose, California It is obvious. There was not enough publicity about California Newspaper Publishers Association I didn't know a thing about it. I didn't make any preparations in the Greek system has long been a power- running mainly on the "Good, Clean Liv. Member and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by advance. I didn't think about who I was going to vote for. ful if not controlling interest in student ing Guys Always Win" ticket. students of San Jose State Collage, except Satur- jelifffe Subscription so-called, evil and day and Sunday, during coilege year. life and stoultont government. The challenger to the accepted only on remainder-of-semester basis. Full Rh the advent of the modern mass corrupt Greek power structure, Miner, *cadmic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 esou. Phone 294.6414 Editorial education sv,tem. especially in California, however, has come out with a list of 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext, 20111, BARBARA ROI'TH Graduate art major: oloi- -t -tem has weakened substantially. goodies that would stagger President 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Glob* Printing Co.. 1445 S. First St. The opinions espousd herein are not I felt that Seventh Street was like a circus with fraternity the campus activist segment Clark's imagination. necessarily those of the Associated Student Body, the representation only. I was really tired of hand-shaking suit-walkers. .of th. roolent hotly, another small group Those students who intend to vote Coilege Administration, or Hos Department of Jour. I couldn't stand walking down Seventh Street and having people nalism and Advertising. iii rci nion to the whole school, made its should examine the promisee any candi- talking to me and throwing signs at me. I didn't see enough repre- Ediftsr V/YNN COOK sentation of liberal candidates. Publicity should be in the form of move !hi, year to gain control of the cam- date makes before voting and decide if ALAN KOCH Advertising lionegor nags instead of messy cardboard signs. lotts' own tmointain (of fool's gold, student the office being sought hes in it the powef Day Editor .. _ _ ...... SUSY LYDLE Nellh Edifoy,, rarty41.1041 g(,% ernment. to effect such legislation. &facia, MEV Thursday. ItTny 1IIRS SPARTAN ITIAILT-.4 '1 EUROPE Outstanding Comedy Series one Way CHARTER JET FLIGHTS PARIS TO SAN FRANCISCO August IP a August II, MS August 6 & August 11. 1161 SAN FRANCISCO TO PARIS AriineinepLiici August 21, 1141 A limited number of spaces Is available for faculty, stall and stades& M California State Colleges PARR: $225 ONE WAY FINE ARTS EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in 4 series of fire Foi information. reviws of tlevision shows nominated for this yeat's Emmy Awards. OtIke of InternationI Programs The Emmies will be presented on Sunday, May 19, at 7 p.m. on NBC. The California State College. 1400 Holloway A By HANK KAISER San Francisco, Callforei 14112 not round-trip flights Special to the Spartan Daily Note: These are to Eun3P "The humorist's like a man firin' at a target he doesna ken whether he hits or no till them at the target tells 'im." , t all. -- Jam; Matthew Barrie. Summer ken/a4 Illg in Most of the shows nominated for Outstanding Comedy 11011111 Series in this year's Emmy presentations completely miss the $25 per month per student target. It's unlikely, in fact, that they even made the firing range. The in hi- only really funny series, "Tie and She," wasn't 470 Apts. (470 S. 11th) even nominated, m:: to & C.B.I. (215 S. 12th) The best written, acted, and produced shoW of those nominated this season is "Bewitched." It isn't designed to * Fireplace, * New Carpets r %SIM elicit belly-laughs from the viewers, but It is usually plematit- * l'ool * New Furniture ly diverting, , host - See Manager 470 S. I I th Apt. I 1111/1 FRESH AND OPEN PERFORMERS Call 287-6074 or 295-2242 "Bewitched's" stars, Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick Y.irk, are the two main reasons for the show's success. They both appear to be fresh and open performers, and they make af Iii - it easy for the viewer to accept an otherwise, ludicrous FOREIGN FLAVOR International Week will tiorad, Marcia Marrs and Steve Locci sample se one THE EVENT OF THE DECADE situation. feaufre a Food Bazaar Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 the wares and delicacies of other nations. In- !lough The supporting roles are also well handled by David p.m. and Saturday from noon to 1:30 p.m. on ternational Week is sponsored by the ASB In- White, as Dick York's boss, and Agnes Moorehead, as Endora. Seventh Street. Here student gourmets Liz ternational-Cultural Steering Committee. One me On ty ''Bewitched" may well be a part of television's vast waste-

what 'and, but, even though it may not offer any social comment, Greg Stockman's Monte Carlo Produetionh ackiie it is certainly the best comedy series nominated. The other series appearing as nominees on this year's Ball Ends in association IA ifil S. R. M. present Emmy list are "The Lucy Show," "Hogan's Heroes," "Get Final Dance Concerts hat Smart," and "Family Affair." ry an( Of these, "The Lucy Show" is by far the worst. It's diffi- Activities MAIIARISHI MAHESH YOGI cult to determine, however, whether this is more the fault of Set for This Week (The Guru) the terrible scripts or the fact that Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance have been (lulling the air waves for the past 17 years. Of Week The SJS Concert Dancers will impersona illin:;-up society; and "Transeeridentril Meditation.' It's probably that the scripts have deteriorated, because perform their final presentations "Purgatut " ,ituitit women in a there was a time around the late 1950s and early '60s, The International Ball, climax of Direction: Dance, today, to- concentrat /II camp. IN CONCERT WITH HIS FOLLOWER6 when William Frawley was still acting as the neighbor - of International Week activities, morrow and Saturday evenings when the show seemed both sincere and diverting. But 17 will be held tomorrow evening at at 8:15 v.Sell years is a long time. 8 p.m. at the Starlight Ballroom. in the Dance Theater of THE BEACH BOYS to rut UNIQUE STYLE Preceding the dance, a buffet the PER building. I. ti'ti. May 18 8 P.M. admin Somewhat like 'The Lucy Show," when "Get Smart" dinner will be served at the ball- Sixteen short dance sketches, Saturday, ion 0 first appeared a few seasons ago, its humor and style seemed room at 7 p.m. The buffet will ranging from three to 10 min- feature authentic food from dif- utes in length, will be performed. Looking for a Tickets 83 84 85 $6 repre both unique and creative. In several years, however, nothing aas changed; even the lines have remained the same to protect ferent countries, prepared by Tickets are on sale for $1.25 in prt 4ession Wit h the innocent. various Bay Area restaurants, the Student Affairs Business Of- OAKLAND COLLISEUM BOX OFFICE things Fifty-two weeks a year of the same "Sorry, about that Following the dinner, an inter- fice. Variety? Nirnitz Freeway and Ilegenberger Road lierin Chief!" gags somehow breaks the illusion of anything creative national talent show will be pre- Lighting was designed by graduate student, Challeire? Oakland, Calif. 91621 arthv or spontaneous. The orginators of "Get Smart," Buck Henry sented, with students from dif- Sherry Mar- and Mel Brooks, are both fine comedians, but their "baby" ferent countries displaying their shall, recipient of the 1965 Or- a Future? just hasn't developed or matured. folk dances. chesis Dance Scholarship. levelei Tickets now available: The only thing that has kept "Hogan's Heroes" bearable Highlight of the ball will be The (home pioiryam will in- Then contact the place- rtuni, is the cast; Werner Klemperer, John Banner, Robert Clary, the queen coronation. One of five clude: "Desigruttittn," "Collide- ment center for an inter- Bay Ticket Agency Kaiser Center Oakland Bobb and Bob Crane were able to salvage from inferior scripts their girls -- Sri Barton, Anne Jehle, scope," two prinative suites view with a national rep- called "Bongo Bele," and resentaiive of the -- olittt own special mulligan stew. Virginia Moy, Margaret Penni- "Pata Sherman Clay Oakland man, or Mimi Rodes will be Pata," "L'Asile," "Deadweek," ions. This may be a cop-out, but there really isn't enough space left to explain how totally bad the last nominee, "Family crowned International Queen, "Circus of Dr. Lao." "Scherzo," Is Downtown Center Box Office San Francisco ing Affair," is. If you're upset by this, I guess you'll just have to Johnny Vaughn and his or- "Danse Macabre," a death dance; isidera stay up tight; "Family Affair" just isn't my bag. chestra will provide music for "Umbrella," a comedy about San Jose Box Office San Jose the ball, which is semi-formal. what a rainy does to different However, those attending are en- people; "Mobile," a dance evolv- is riin f and other major Bay Area agencies couraged to wear national cos- ed with mobiles; "Mans," -about tumes of their countries. two people who worship Mane Assoc. Students of Stanford University ***********************************4**19444-isii 11-1-ker A group of international stu- and in the end are consumed; 4s P01.111(iAL POLITIC ti, I'S II ,ITIC.SL PRESENTS dents, under the direction of "Ciryl III," a lyrical design Sergio Mendes & Brazil 66 Mrs. Mary Gould, are providing study, "Abyss," about man and Frost Amphitheatre May 12 2:00 P.M. the decorations. his predicament in the world -- also Tickets for the ball may be ob- stagnation; "Benedietus," about Frank Welke4, comedian tained from the Student Affairs a soloist in contrast to a cold, Peter Evans, Flamenco Guitarist Business Office. Price of the din- ner and dance is $6 per couple Tickets at the San Jose Box Office for students and $12 per couple LIVE LIFE UP TO $2.00 $2.75 $3.50 for the general public. Tickets ELECT for the dance only are $3 per Benefit for Stanford Children's Convalescent Hospital couple. THE HILT WITH A CHRONO! MEN! Get Ready for Summer AWS Application Collegiate Deadline Today Isn't Mock Turtle Neck T-Shirts By Applications for candidates in Cotton knit Stripes & Plain $54.95 the Associated Women Students, DAUM any- seem AWS, elections must be turned nit in Just In into the Activities Office today. Surfer Shorts & swim suits Elections will be held Thurs- Stripes, Prints, Solids 86.95 & 87.50 day, May 16. Positions are open for president, first and second Freeman's Sport Center vice president, secretary, treas- urer and two members of the Winchester T&C) San Jose 244-7300 840 judicial board. TREASURER etiv ORCHID Member budget committee

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Polo Team 90 West Younger, San Jose Across from Welfare Building - Civic Center 137 MIKE CLARK $50 Cash Deposit Needed On Each Buy Spartan Gaily Sport, Writer team Phone 299-2121 for free auction notice SJS' talented water polo brings its Spring practice session it,01.o0a rugged climax tomorrow 4IZerrr ,Y1ticepterlifinai aerd1e4 night when it faces a powerful alumni squad at 7:30 in Spartan ART FILM MOVIE GUIDE at 295. Coach Lee Walton. pleased C 7238 the Spring performance of the oNENA SECOND WEEK 000FF! - Spartan booter Ed Stcrch (eh) hits the ground Cougars. SJS socce,men face a tough spring test tomorrow night but at the same time wary 525 S BASCOM. BURBANK varsity in Friday's game against Brigham Young University. Storch, a at 8 in Spartan Stadium when they take their annual shot at the of the alumni strength, predicts , center forward, was the second leading scorer on last year's team alumni. by Lorry Jamison an extiemely close match. [ After "A MAN AND A WOMAN" the new love story by Claude Lelouth I and contributed a goal to the Spartant' 4-1 whipping of the Two re a sons for Walton's massiossa. - gukuded optimism are the presence 1 OVER 21? of 1967 All-Americans Steve Ho- iiIVE Golfers End Year NEED $5 berg and Jack Likins on the Unbelievable! Alumni team. Former All-American goalie 2 4. DO THIS NOW! By Topping Tribe FOR Bruce Hobbs, plus such recent FRI.-SAT.-SUN. BLOOD IS NEEDED grads as John Schmitt, Greg For Eleventh Time Swan, Rick Rogers, John Wil- Mon. thru Fri. 7 a.rn -3 P.'', Goll season ended for the Spar- I FE" May 10. II. 12 liams, Kevin Conlin. Larry Leff- 294.6535 40 Bassett St. tans on a good note Tuesday as 10 RUN CO-HIT 53,14idlAi ner, Ron Kaufman, Mike Hansen, c, San Jos. they defeated Stanford 18%-8'a 'SAILOR FROM GIBRALTAR' Chuck Cadigan and Shel Harmatz fi11 IA diluxr . .. for their 11th consecutive win over bring added strength to the "old the Tube. timers" squad. SECOND WEEK AT 2 THEATRES HENRI'S Spartan Bob Eastwood led all golfers with a one under oar 70 SEINE) LEADS WAY Open Tonight on the wooded Stanford course. 'SARATOGA AND ©Ay( HAMBURGERS Leading Hu way for the varsity Coach Jerry Vroom announced will be first team All-American 14502 BIG BASIN 867 3026 400 S. Ist-294.5844 Until 9 p.m. yesterday that the alumni match Greg Hind, a possible Olympic slated for May 17 has been in- performer. "THE FUNNIEST PICTURE definitely postponed until further Other returning mainstays are notice. second team All-American pick I HAVE SEEN IN AGES!" In the win over Stanford, Spar- and honor- -rv,, Yorker HENRY'S DRIVE-IN Bob Likin.s at goalie, tans Ken Slasor and Steve Bohn able mentiol selections Tim Halley also won their respective matches. 5/5 S /0/A 297-9806 and Dennis Belli at forwards. FOR faciLME Slasor posted a three over par 74, All four have sparkled in prac- and Steve Bohn fired a 75. MOVIEGOERS tice, Walton indicated. 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Dd at the AN 'ITALIAN' wary edicts ilton's HAMBURGER .sence Ho- lOcro Student Discount t the fi .. 2ArciPite\’A by M...nb. Not really. As a matter of fact Spartan House ham- ,alie S.J.S. Students receive a 10% discount at Plastic , recent World, supplier of Plexeglas', resins, molds, and other LIFETIME BEST Freshman high jumper Darnell year will fry to improve again when he com- burgers are as American as they can be. Made from Greg Hillman lust grazes the bar while clearing 6-111/2 petes Saturday in the West Coast Relays at fresh ground chuck steak, served on a toasted bun, Wil- plastics. at Saturday's SJS Invitational. Hillman, who has Fresno. in pickles. mustard Leff- upped his best height nearly five inches this then smothered and ketchup or TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OFFER ansen, whatever your tastehuds desire. And to top it off, rmatz a large order of french fries comes with your Spar- r "old Spartans May Be 'Chased' to Victory PietAtic Wok, tan burger. So some on in and give yourself a treat. 1102 Saratoga Ave. 246-6265 Try an 'Italian' burger today. Don't forget our con- 'amity b’se.e..#3CordreZewedOre..Crstrat Winter Looks for Fast Times at Fresno venient take home service. erican ,Ympie If Saturday's West Coast Relays clocked better times. seem like anyone can touch that in Fresno don't produce some rec- Villanova is a nc bored by record. rs are ords, what will? speedy Larry James who ran the "Sam Davis is faster than pick Spartan coach Bud Winter isn't world's fastest leg ever, 43.9, a Shackelford (who ran a 21.1), Bob honor- WEEKEND coming right out and saying it, few weeks ago. Griffin is about the same as Tal- Halley but he thinks the Spartans may be "I think we can respond," said madge 120.51, and Ronnie Ray cilaPtait ifintj e Is. "chased" to two big wins, in the Winter. "This crew (John Barn- Smith is faster than Evans was prac- RECORD 880 and mile relays. bury, Paul Myers, Jeff Pen, and 121.1) but that leaves Evans to 150 East "University of Southern Cali- Lee Evans) has come through match Smith's 19.4," said Winter. 292-2840 Kansas could offer some compe- San Carlos St. he top fornia is withdrawing some of its when it has to. Every time out its (corner of Fourth Si,) since is last SALE! troops so we're really going all produced." tition it has a season's best 1:23.9. ,ressed out for the team title," said Win- Last year, the Spartan team of of ath of ter, "but our men have to come Ken Shackelford, Bob Talmadge, ; over through." Lee Evans, and Tommie Smith ran htened an unbelievable 880 relay of 1:22.1. SATURDAY NIGHT Although SJS' mile team is un- "The 880 should be one of our PRESENTS defeated on the year with a best ise of Rai1 best events (they have run a of 3:10.2, Villanova 13:06.1r, Ari- ; been 1:23.1 this year)," said Winter. zona State (3:08.6), and Univer- around "We're not too far away from last THE sity of Arizona (3:09.9) have Bruce MONKEES year's mark now but it doesn't snsecs. NEWEST RELEASE Llumni. '.1711 123BIJS COMEDY NIGHT FLY fl re- "THE BIRDS, THE Ina Ills Den- BEES &THE 4k THE Baseballers BEN TURPIN-W.C. FIELDS MONKEES" MONKEES Their grooviest new BUSTER KEATON-CHARLIE CHAPLIN 'arrens songs"Valleri," "Ta- TAHOE Close Year tarting pioca Tundra," "Day- juniors dream Believer," "I'll $822* MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM in plus Be Back Up on My Feet" In Southland am the and other future hits MAY 11 SATURDAY NITE Night Spartan baseballers will try to ;coring Day & close their WCAC season above an ex- Flights .500 Sattuday when they take grizTakanzummuzzamialiff ik)k), I 4k, k h is ex- THE LOADING their 9-9 slate against the seventh- ZONE place Pepperdine Waves in a ity has HOLIDAY doubleheader in the Southland. BALCONADES BALLROOM ng the THEIR FIRST SJS mentor Ed Sobczak has annual AIRLINES GREAT ALBUM named ace righthander Bob game 'A SCHEDULED AIRLINE' Holmes (4-1), hot off his second DANCE/CONCERT Hear San Francisco's 569-0740 victory of the season against Santa c been group on RCA Victor in OAKLAND Clara, to twirl in the opener for ials to "No More Tears," "God 286-1669 the Spartans. wrnor. SAN JOSE Bless' the Child," "Love 'One way on round trip The second game starter is a Feels Like Fire," "I Can't Excursion, Family Plan, Mili- toss-up between Mike Popovec, THE PHOENIX & tary. Student Fare, Plus Tax. Please You," and many Terry Hughes, or Barry Carlson. State's hurlers will have to con- more tend with the Wave's Jimmy Trez- FREEDOM HIGHWAY za, who leads the league in home- runs with five, as well AS slugging THIS average (.836). SJS, currently in fifth place in WEEKEND 297 TOTAL ENVIRONMENTAL HAPPENING ONLY the conference, played some of REG.4.79 CIGS their best ball last week, splitting two games with the first-place BY University of Santa Clara Broncos, to wind up the season series at SANDOZ LIGHTS LW. 2-2 with SCU. 2 GREAT HIT IMPERIAL Thursday the Spartans came 19c back with three runs in a hectic THURS.. FRI. MAY 9, 10 -- 830 LP's FROM. eighth inning to beat the Broncos St . . 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Thursday, May 9, 1968 Spartaguide 6--8PARTA1 DAILY B'nai Blrith Hillel Chapter TODAY University and Myrtle, San Jose. level Seven' Discussed A dance with a live band. of San Jose State Young Democrats, 3:30 p.m., M- Dr. Robert Pepper, associate fore I am, I am, therefore I die." tion of anti-utopian fiction, like International Food Bazaar, 12 160. Nominations for offices for He added the chief question is '1984,"Brave New World,' or 'War to 1:30 p.m., Seventh Street. professor of English and humani- fall semester. do they die for. of the Worlds.'" is sponsoring a ties, reviewed "The LBJ Brigade" why and what AN'S. Applications for AWS of- ConwounieatIon In Residence, 9 "The LBJ Brigade" was char- "The LBJ Brigade" Is a descrip- DANCE fices are due today in the Activi- a.m. to 9 tim., College of Guada- by William Wilson and "Level acterized as "being in the best tion of the Vietnam War as seen ties Office of the Administration lupe, Los Gatos. Tickets are $1.50. Seven" by Mordacai Roshwald yes- tradition of the American war by an average college graduate with the Quintessence Building. Elections will be held Delta Phi Upoihm, 2 p.m., Spar- terday in a faculty book talk at- book" and likened by Dr. Pepper soldier. "Level Seven" is about May 16. tan Cafeteria. Annual Dessert Tea tended by more than 35 persons. to such authors as Crane, Heming- bomb shelters and World War III Saturday, May I I at 8:00 P.M. Angel Flight, 7 p.m., ED213. with guest speaker, Miska Miles, described both books as way, and Mailer. with "Level Seven" being the fie Temple Emanuel University and Myrtle Streets in San Jose for author of the Junior Literary described as deepest level of bomb shelter in Nominations next year's of- "anti-war fiction not so much "Level Seven" was DeAnsa Foothill, Stanford, and UC Berkeley chapters have been invited fices. A social will follow the Guild book, "Kickapoo," and novels as tracts for our time." being in the "20th century tiadi- the country. meeting. others. Admission is $1 and tickets lie said "both books are almost are available by calling 294-4024. all plot with little or no charac- TOMORROW st.NDAY terization." International Food Bazaar, 11 Ninon's' Students' Association, 2 Descartes' axiom was lengthened a.m. to 3 p.m., Seventh Street. l p.m., ED210. Quranie studies. by Dr. Pepper to "I think, there- Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow -- - *hip, 530 p.m., meet at 137 No :1--.’w-ofritetoW-4,10:40-4-440’.440. Daily Classifieds Notice To All Athletes \ Spartan Fifth St. Picnic to Alum Ruck Who want to become an Now Renting At Cost is 25 cents. amateur or professional boxer .* Low Summer Rates Student California Teachers As- ,‘, No Bad Habits. We can make Z %natation, 2-4 p.m., Education! you a top contender with your Zs SUMMER RENTALS. $25/mo. per stu- Quad. Reception to honor Dean effort. Please contact one. of the GEORGIANNE 'he Spartan Daily does not knowingly '61 BUICK SPEC. cony. Sta.wagon. Low RAPID WOMEN TYPIST. Accustomed world's top managers, Joe Cruz, V accept advertising fwm advertisers who mileage. Exc. mech. cond. A. T.. very to IBM machine. Work 1/2 days 5 days/ dent. Four-Seventy '470 S. 11th) Apts. William Sweeney. Open to who has top ranked fighters in Zs APTS. practice discrimination on the basis of clean V8, R/H, good tires. New brakes. wk. Also oppor, for additional time if - CBI (215 S. 12th) Apts. Fireplaces, education faculty and students. k the world. Inquire at our new sZ -ace color creed or national origin. 736.6375. desired. $2.25/hr. Call Sparta Graphics, pool, new carpets, new furniture. Man- Fully furnished S. I Ith. *1 287.6074, 295- boxing gym, 1135 Hester Ave. \ 2.3 Bed. '57 FORD. 2-dr. HT. Good running 297-9253. ager at 470 SATURDAY off the Alameda, San Jose and Zs Air Conditioned ANNOUNCEMENTS ill cond. 875/offer. Call Chris, 297-4762. AMATEUR TALENT AUDITIONS. Hos- 2242. ask for Joe Cruz or call pt+al shows. Vocalists, dancers, musi- 8 p.m.. Temple Emanu-li Electric Kitchens '57 CHEVY STA-WAGON. R/H. Lug. 286-9699 NZ All cians, (no piano) Must have accom. PERSONALS Ill AUTO INSURANCE as low as $86 per gage rack. Good running cond. $200. or after 6 p.m. MGR. APT. 1 year for married, good students. Also, Call eves bet. 5 & 7 p.m. 292-8226 panyment and transpor. Small renumera. st tion. Auditions. Sat, May It, 1-4 p.m. 378-7838 . 595 SO. lith - 287-1843 excellent savings for single men over (Ruben) SENIORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS. %)..owesir4,14-.--sors-w.-10,14«...i.:‘ 21 Call George Campbell 244-9600. Collins Jr. High, 20195 Vista Dr. Cuper. Why wait/ FLY NAVY AS a pilot or U.C. Dean Honored Tague & Assoc. 415 538-2055. flight officer. Top benefits to those who EVELYN'S FASHION JEWELRY. 40 S. FOP SALE (31 Dr. James AleCaugh, SJS grad, 1st. Inquire about ear piercing, 297. 60-60 DANCERS NEEDED. $3-6/hr. qualify. ACT NOW for processing by and dean of the School of Bio- Full or part-time work. Must be over June. Visit Officer Procurement, NAS, 6522. Poodle, logical Science at ITC, Irvine, will FISCHER 205 SKIS w/poles - like 21. Call for interview. The Pink Alameda, EAST GATE, 552-6600 OVERLAND EXPEDITIONS: London-In. new. Lerella Bindings. $90. See Dan 292.2676. be honored tomorrow at 1 p.m. in die & return through Moscow to London. SENIORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS. "It's Finger Leav- at 554 S. 9th. or 293-0918. COUNSELORS NEEDED for fine High Fulfill your military obligation as a Navy a coffee and conversation session Coed. 3 mo. - all inclusive. 1700. ing June 14, 1968. Write G. Wood, 1000 BONNIE & CLYDE Era genuine Sierra private girl's camp. Experience pilot or flight officer. Top benefits if in CH137. At 8 p.m. he will speak Encounter Overland, 665 W. Ewing, leather, suede & fur coats & jackets, pref. you qualify. ACT NOW to complete at the Spartan Psychological As- Seattle. 98119. $545. Peggy's Imports, 159 Columbus SINGLE WOMEN (20-35): CIT Direc- processing by June. Visit Officer Pro- Pacific Ave. S. F. 981-5176. curement, EAST GATE, NAS, Alameda'. sociation's annual awards banquet TOURS TO RUSSIA. Summer school in Ave. corner tor. Sailing, Guitar, Water Ballet, Water Lickin' Good!"® Open every day I p.m.-.7 p.m. The skiing, Trampoline, 2 Dramatics, Nurse, 7 days a week. 552-6600. ACAPULCO. Work or travel in EUROPE at the Franciscan Restaurant in grooviest store in the world! SINGLE MEN (18-28): Purchasing CUSTOM-MADE contemporary wedding San Jose. 'his summer. Randy Westerburg, 322- etc. 5066 after 8 p.m. SONY 660 Stereo recorder, Auto, Re. Agent, Gen, Maintenance. Auto. mech. & engagement rings, diamonds, Groom, Carpenter, Plumber, 2 kitchen George Larimore, now at OLD TOWN, CONDUCTED verse, Sol. State. Factory guarantee. EXPERIMENT BEING Call Mike Boyle 294.2927, boys. June I8-Aug, 21, Ph. 967-8612, Los Gatos, 354-8804, testing methods for overcoming fears 5400. snakes, & ELAN METAL SKIIS, Super GSL, 205cm, PART-TIME LEGAL SEC. 1-5 p.m. M.F. WILL GIVE $50 for 'D' in Shell's Spell of heights, small enclosures, Typing & Americana game. Bruce, 293-7335. worms. If you have any of these fears, Nevada GP Bindings. Bottoms & edges Possible full-time summer. please call Miss Phillips at 327-8340. like new. $85, Call Jim after 6 p.m. some office exp. nec. Call 295.5709 for 298-1561. appointment. DON'T COME TO OUR CAR WASH! SERVICES If We're too busy on the Ist, 3rd. 5th, ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. 1960 WANTED: STUDENT to work for room 7th, & the 2nd, 4th. & 6th days of the edition. With atlas & bookcase. Exc. & board on East Side ranch 20 min. RENT A STEREO OR TV FROM Esche's. week that start with 'P'. ASTOR'S car cond. $200/offer. 294-9028. from State. Start summer or Fall. Call Free delivery, free service. No contract. wash - 732 S. 1st. Any other day, SKI BOOTS. Men's size 1 1. Henke after 6 p m , 251-4615, Call 251.2598, PLEASE COME! buckle. Almost new. $35, Call Marge, GUARANTEED TYPING. Fast, accurate, 293-9698 after WILL GIVE AWAY Greyhound Puppy 5 p.m. HOUSING 151 prompt. Will edit. 21/2 mi, from campus. _ r, mpletely well. Needs lots of SONY STEREO TAPE DECK TC-260A. Mrs. Aslanian, 298-4104, us of hospital. 293.5249. 4-track. Input and output jacks. $95. EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPING. Elec- 48 S. 4th. #15, after 5 p.m. LARGE ONE BEDRM. APT, for summer rent, $75/mo. 300 N. 11th. Apt. *2. tric. Masters - Reports - Muerte- AUTOMOTIVE 12/ STER E0 EQUIP. Gerrard turntable. 293-4810. tions. Marianne Tamberg, 1924 Harris Uher Stereo III tape recorder w/speak Ave. Call 371-0395 San Jose. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for Fall '63 CORVAIR MONZA. New trans. & era & mikes, Heathkit 28w Amp. Make FAST, RELIABLE TYPING in my hemp. difrnl. Rad.. het., 4-spd. Must sell. 293- offer. PACKAGE or Indiv. 293.3404. Semester to share 1 or 2 bdrm. apt. Call Kathi Silveira 298-0349. Reasonable prices. Call 2444581. Mn. 1608. COKE MACHINE. Genuine Coca Cola Ba,ster. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for Fall Col. Sander's makes chicken so good - you just HONDA '68 Model $5125 Run 298 dispensing machine. Perfect for selling WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Phone miles. Like new. $375. 294-1087. beer. $80, call Ken or Marty 287.1006. sem. to share 2-bdrm. apt. $65/mo. can't eat enough. Crispy, fried chicken is our util. Own room. Non-smoker. Call Ruth Jim Koski, 968.0944 anytime. '62 CORVAIR MONZA. Cony. 4-spd. VOX. 6-string Vox, Phantom electric Gordon. 294-2916. TYPING - THESIS, term papers, etc. specialty so we put a little more time and care Exc. cond 5425/offer. Call 286-8547 guitar for sale. Good cond. Orig. $375, experienced & fast. Phone 269-8674. after 6 p.m. sell for $225. Also 12.string accoustical MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED - Fall sew, Jr. or Sr. 470 S. 11th. 287-0543. TYPING. IBM Pica. Experienced. 244- into preparation. Our golden. fried chicken is '60 CADDY DREAM CAR! Doubles as $50 287-1006. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. 1 bdrm. 6313. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. perfect for those times When yots don't feel like lunch box. $50, slash offer! 286-8547 EL TORO sailboat. Wood w/dacron General after 6 p.m. sail. $100. HONDA 90. '63. Dependable. apt. w/pool & diving board. 20 min. FAST & ACCURATE typing. away. $45/rno. Call 248-8635, Secretarial. Reasonable rates. 266-1295. cooking - so come in and visit us -ono. FALCON SPRINT. '63. 4-speed, V8. $90. 298.5366. WANTED: STUDIO APT. beginning in EXPERIENCED TYPING, EDITING, R/H, new tires, good mech. cone. & spelling corrections. 292-2346. Co! Sander's' paint. Vib. sonic. $1050 292.8377. June '68. Call Susie 298-4828 8-12 a.m. HELP WANTED le) &After '67 HONDA 305 Scrambler. Exc. cond. 10:30 p.m. INDEPENDENT $475. 292-8634. Ask for Bob. FEMALE STUDENT is looking for female WANTED: GIRL 18-23 w/sinqing ability roommate and room for this summer. Call '64 HONDA 50 Scrambler. Runs very & interest in joining folk group. 732- Kathy B. 297-9757 after 5:30 FILM - MAKERS ntucky fried well. '68 Tags. $85/offer. Helmet Exc. 1D.rn 3099. 6-12 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. cord. $S. George 286-6913. 2 MALE ROOMMATES WANTED for FESTIVAL ! COLLEGE GIRLS the summer, at least, 2 bdrm. apt. Pri- '511 PLY WAGON. 9 pass. 11-1-1-AT-PS-PB. Part-time work vate hicken $175. patio & garage & parking. $43.33/ MAY11-12' Gets you there every time. 286-7890 Hours to fill in between classes, mo. at 451 S. 10th, Call Blake, 293. or 941.4304. & after school 7335, '58 2-dr. FAIRLANE. Good running cond. $2/hr. salary. 12th and Santa Clara 286-8685 Exc, tires and Call SUMMER RENTALS AVAIL Contact battery. Recent tune-up. 287.0292, manager in apt. #1, 633 S. 8th St. bet. To Place 293.8011. LUNCH TIME HASHER wanted. Delta 5-6 p.m. '66 VW Blue. Many extras. Exc. cond. Sigma Phi. 2 meals for I. 293-0491, Must sell. $1475. WANTED: ROOM FOR SUMMER. Stu- an ad: 287.0953 after 5:30 p.m. HELPI NEED BUBBLY girl for telephone dent desires to rent room or share apt. DI 2-DR. FAIRLANE. Good running work. Must work 3 wk. dys. owes. + Jun-Sept. Please write to Spartan Daily cond. E.c. cond. Exc. tires & battery. Sat. & Sun. days. $2.50/hr. Ph. 265- Classifieds if you can help. Recent turiaup, $100. 293-8001. 8102. Armond Hawley, Great Books Program. JR-SR ROOMMATES NEEDED to share Give '67 HONDA 50. 5 mos. old. $250/offer 3 man apt, w/pool for 6.wk, summer your WANTED: face 248.9237 after 6 p.m. GROUPS OR individuals to session. Pay only $55/mo. util. - '59 TR3. Exc. mech. cond. Pirelli tires & play in a coffee house. Call Laurie. 296- Less water. 428 S. 11th #12. 292.7489. hard top. Very clean machine. $750, 6816 or Cindy, 257.2311, Ask for Earl. Please call now! Call at: an education 287-1584. (Stu). '67 BRIT. Racing green ALPINE. Take Classified Adv. over payments. Balance. $2026. 657- LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS 7767.. in closeness. '55 PORSCHE SPEEDSTER. Runs like a Office -J206 fine German watch. New paint. top, tires. uphol. Rebuilt engine. $1485. 298. Without making 7944 after 6 p.m. '64 DODGE DART GI Cony. Air cond. Hurst 4 spd. R/H Bucket seats. Good cond. MnIto offer, 286-9892. it smart. '59 PLY WAGON. New forgueflute. New Daily eng. w 3000 mi. Good cond. throughout. 5270/offer. Must sell. 294-6019. 355 S. 10th. 1:30 to 3:30 '61 VW REILT. ENG. New tires, shocks. Needs some work. $500/best offer. Vern Cope. 297.1457. 5 CHROME WHEELS FOR '68 WI, K.Ghia fast-or.sgbk. models. $25 each. Cell Nelson Chen 294-8741 after 10 p.m. Send in handy order blank. '63 PONT. BONNEVILLE cony. Exc. cond. R/H, reverb, good fop. $1200/ Enclose cash or check. Make offer. Call 292-8226. (Rick) '60 TR3 Good cond. Engine overhauled. check out to Spartan Daily 297-4536. '61 COMET. R/H Stick. 4-dr. Clean, Classifieds. good tires, rec, o'hl, maint, rec. avail. $450 269-9365. E. W. Minium, Psych. Dept. '62 660 BSA Scrambler. Very clean. Must sell. Best offer over $550. Call 294.0754 afternoons & eves. Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 '67 YAMAHA 306. Must sell. $500. Exc. rond. 426 S. 7th. 293.1938. Mike. '66 YAMAHA 250. Low mileage. $3751 offer. 292-0472. '63 MGB White cony. Radio, heater, wire wheels. $12SO/offer. Call Karl, 297- 4YE'5, E3ELIEVe IF r HAP TT AL.L1-0 po OVER. 1.2 0177. Nits 243.6637. GO RIGHT PACK Iwo ...... CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds possible on canceled ads. 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