Newman Lecture Entries Due Today Lis ing renter, UM 1'1111111114 or- euilian if tali %min present a ganizations spun c,u ring candi- leeture tonight at 7:30 on "Juda- dates for the 1964 Homecoming ism and Christianity" given hy Queen sure reminded to turn in tat tar James Mara, S.J. This entries at the Photograph) lath, is one of a series of eight W('- J112-127, by 4:30 this afternoon, sun's, sit en at the rw num feu- areording to It a r 11 a r a (lark, !. 79 S. 3a Fifth atteln St. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE homecoming queen chairman.

V 1 S2 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1964 No. 20 Crash Kills Band Wants $9700 To Fly US Junior; Coed Hurt To Arizona for Nov.14 Game The band wants $9700 from Stu- urge council members Wednesday because of the very tight time An SJS student was killed and 1 dent Council to fly to Arizona Nov. afternoon to approve the band's elements involved. a coed to whom he retently was 14 to march in the SJS-Arizona request. This is the third year In a row pinned was injured in an automo- State football game and to appear A heated council debate over the that the band has asked for special bile accident Friday night. on national TV the next day. request is expected since opinions travel funds. Gary Allen Lake. 19, an Allen Roger Muzzy, hand director, will appear to be evenly split for and Last year council paid $6131 to Hall resident, was killed in a , against the issue. send the band by bus to the SJS-

three-car collision on the JamesI Muzzy is requesting the money University of Oregon game. Lick Freeway in San Francisco to pay for a chartered plane to fly Two years ago there was a cam- and Sue Faye Joyce, ), of 385 Parents Visit the 120-member band to Arizona, pus uproar when council revoked a S. Eighth St.. was injured. Angeles, and back to San Jose. $6900 allotment to the band made Lake was a junior from Bakers- After the Arizona State game the year before to march in the field. SJS Campus the band would fly to Los Angeles SJS-Arizona State game. Miss Joyce, 19-year-old junior to march in the Rams-Chicago Council decided to annul its al- San Jar St ate v. as liost Satur- vchology major from Los An- Bears nationally telecast game on location when the band failed to day to 5,000 parents, according to k', received facial and head in- Nov. 15. provide a national or local TV Miss Martha Allshouse, activities juries. She was taken to General Bus transportation is an alterna- hook-up. The band then presented adviser to Parents' Day Commit- Hospital in San Francisco where C tive plan Muzzy will also throw council with a new $5,929 plan and tee, for the second annual Par- the extent of her injuries will be before the council Wednesday. a petition signed by 3,857 students. The Tower List was discussed Friday night by fessor of psychology and panel moderator and ents' Day. determined by X-rays and tests. Cost of a bus trip is estimated Council approved the new re- students and faculty members at Open End in Dr. Curt Stafford, head of the testing office. Two sets of parents, Mr. and She is expected to be released at $6300. Muzzy doesn't believe it quest and the band went to the Faculty Cafeteria. Panel members are (I. Gooding announced that a new list is in the Mrs. King Brice from the state of from the hospital in two weeks is a pruct icn1 alternative htiwever, Arizona. to 11 Gene Lokey, coordinator of Open End; planning stage. Panel members agreed that the Mrs. Howard if no complications set in. Alaska and Mr. and To back up his current request. Larry Gooding, president of Tau Delta Phi, list should be improved as a study and clarified Holmes, Washington, D.C., were Lake's funeral will be held to- Muzzy has a letter from Bob men's scholastic fraternity; Dr. Tim Plant, pro- as to the purpose it should fulfill. awarded SJS mugs with the in- day at the Masonic Temple in Bronzan, director of athletics, say- scription "Parents' Day" for having Tehachapi at 2 p.m. There will be City Council ing he would like the hand to be traveled the greatest distance. a DeMolay memorial service be- with the team at Arizona State. officially wel- fore the funeral. Future Teachers Documentary Film Parents were SJS football coaches have also comed by Dr. Robert D. Clark, Commends indicated to Muzzy that the band's president of the college and by presence, encouragement, and pep To Benefit Fund ASS President Rob Pistuiu at ar, talk may have greatly helped SJS Sangha Shows Offered Fellowships assembly Saturday afternoon. to win the Oregon game last year. Chi Omega Dullsculls, folk sing- Cadets SJS He also cites articles written By DAVE DELLA MAGGIORE gives fellows}, ,ti It, students in For MK Library ers, provided musical entertain- The AFROTC cadets of SJS in Oregon newspapers last year as Japanese Arts One of the major problems fac- natural sciences, mathematics, art ment. Yell leaders and song girls further evidence of the band's con- history, musicology and musical "A 1000 Days." the film on the were on hand to give parents a were honored by the City of A week-long festival of the ing the United States today is the tribution to SJS "reputation." composition. presidency of John F. Kennedy view of SdS pep groups. San Jose last night at the City Japanese arts by Sangha club, a critical shortage of college teach- "If we can promote the good that was shown this summer at Alumni Association President Council meeting in the City Coun- group interested in Oriental phi- ELIGIBILITY image of SJS then I think (the ers. The Woodrow Wilson National Gerard Kettman noted several cil chambers, City Hall. losophy, continues its programs To be eligible Mr nomination a the Democratic National Conven- trip) is an invaluable aid to our Fellowships are designed to attract highlights in the college's history Dr. Joseph Pace, San Jose may- this week as follows: student must be qualified to under- tion, will be presented in a benefit school," he declared. men and women to the profession of accomplishments. or, issued a proclamation com- Today, 7:30 p.m., in Cafeteria take graduate work in the fall of showing Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in mending the cadets for service Sportswriters, he said, are gen- of college teaching. The day was planned to acquaint the SJS band rooms A and B: Ikebana (Japan- 1965. Students in the armed forces 5164. to the community. They have erally agreed that parents with the various aspects Western U.S., ese flower arrangement) by Ha- The program, now in its 20th and others not now attending col- trained elementary school crossing is the best in the Sponsored by the SJS Demo- of the college community. one of the ruki Kusada: Film, "The Garden." year, offers for the school year lege are eligible .for the nomina- guards for several years. yet the ASH provides cratic Club, the film will be lowset major-band budgets, $5200 Tomorrow, 3:30 p.m. in ED433: 1965-1966, 1,000 fellowships for tion. shown The Arnold Air Society, the year. Dr. Herbert H. Sanders will speak After being nominated the stu- to help raise funds for the JFK Piano honor society of the AFROTC, this first year graduates working to- Students budget, he said, compares on "Japanese Ceramic Arts," and dent will be asked for a Statement Memorial Library to be built in undertakes the training of cross- This film. At 8 p.m. in ward careers in college teaching. with Cal's $50-75,000 and Arizona's the Faculty of Intellectual Purpose, three let- Boston. In Concert ing guards as an annual project. Cafeteria: a Japanese tea cere- To receive a fellowship a student ters of recommendation and a Today $14,000 per year budget. He is con- Les Freund, program coordinator Last year the cadets went to over mony and calligraphy demonstra- must first of all be nominated by transcript of his academic record. vinced the cost of this trip will be for the Democratic Club, stated Piano students of Thomas Ryan, 70 elementary schools and trained tion. These are weighed 50 per cent, 30 more than repaid in maintaining a member of the faculty. A stu- that Mrs. John Kennedy and other professor of music, will perform over 2,000 students to be crossing Thursday, 8 p.m. in Concert per cent and 20 per cent, respec- the band's superiority and prestige. dent is nominated in the fall se- members of the family have specif- today at 11:30 a.m. in Concert guards. Heading last year's project Hall: Japanese fashion show and tively, in awarding the fellowships. mester of his senior year. ically requested that college stu- Hall. The concert is open to every- for the society was Bill Balmanno. the film "Kimono." Koto selections The usual deadline for completing Dr. Gerald E. Wheeler, profes- dents of the nation take on the one. Maj. Joe P. Tarpley, professor by Mrs. Kashyuko Muramoto and the dossier required of a nominee sor of history, head of the Wood- task of building their own wing to Madeleine Edwards will play of air science, credits Balmanno Fulbright Forms her students. is Nov. 20. row Wilson Fellowship activity the library as a tribute to the late "French Suite No. 5 in G Major" for much of the success of the Saturday, 8 p.m. in Concert at SJS this year, urges students to About 25 per cent of the nomi- president who was of their gen- by J. S. Bach. Two sonatas by program and its recognition from Due Today at 5 Hall: Koto recital by Kimio Eto nees are interviewed by the foun- Scarlatti will be performed by the City Council. "talk to their professors about the eration. Deadline for applications to the and the Hanayagi Dance Troupe. dation representatives. About half Pamela Pyle, Nick Gallo will pre- The proclamation was presented possibility of their being nomi- "This will be our small way of 1965-66 Fulbright Scholarship com- $1 for student,: and $2 for non- of those interviewed are awarded sent "Fantasia" by K. P. E. Bach to Major Tarpley. Also present at nated." He said that many of the showing our feelings here at petitions is 5 today, ADM269, ac- students. fellowships, and many are given and "Capriccio on the Departure the meeting to represent the cadets professors must be reminded of the State," Freund said. cording to Donald R. Ryan, assist- honorable mention. of a Beloved Brother," by J. S. was Wayne Ilalladay, executive presence of the followships. He explained that students and ant to the dean of students and Mandel To Give Last year, with the program Bach. officer of Arnold Air Society. faculty will be asked to make a 25 campus Fulbright adviser. FIRST STEP under the direction of Dr. Edgar cent donation to the library by Qualifications for the competi- Second Lecture The first step must be taken Hornig, professor of history, six '11w second purchasing a ticket. Tickets will be tions are U.S. citizenship, a bach- in a series of 11 lec- by the faculty member. To receive SJS students received awards. tures on sold this week at a booth in front elor's degree and be proficient in "The Soviet Union Today" a fellowship for the next school Four of them were fellowships. will be presented this afternoon by year ('65-'66) the nominations of the Spartan Bookstore and at the language of the host country. William Mandel in S164 at 3:15. must be in by Oct. 31. eHOICE OF SCHOOLS the door before the showing. Creative and performing artists -Mandel, an authority on the So- Nominating letters should A recipient of a fellowship may do not require a bachelor's degree. viet Union, is presenting the course be sent to the regional chairman: attend the graduate school of his but should have four years of pro- through the invitation of Toward Professor S. M. Dornbusch, Wilson choice and he receives a living sti- ASB Committees fessional study or equivalent ex- an Active S t udent Community Fellowships Office, Stanford Uni- pend of $1,800 for one year of perience. (TASC). versity; Box 5789, Stanford Calif. graduate work. If the student is Need Members; Social workers should have at The lectures deal with contem- They most be in by the deadline, married and has children he re- least two years of professional ex- porary Russia on a non-"Cold Oct. 31. ceives an additional $1,000 for the perience after receiving the master \Val' basis. It is a discussion The foundation primarily sup- first child and $250 for each ad- Interviews Today of social work degree. Fulbr ight Scholarships, the course and the text is Mandel's ports those students in the human- ditional one. Tuitions and fees are Interviews will be held today in "Russia Re-Examined." ities and social sciences. hut it also also paid by the foundation. The United States government gradu- the College Union, 315 S. Ninth money for the fellowship is granted ate grants for academic study or by the Ford Foundation. St., for membership in three com- research abroad, were established under the Fulbright-Hays Act as Dr. Wheeler stated that "there mittees. part of the educational and cul- are many exceptional students on Spartan From the Start inter- World Wire tural exchange program of the De- RUSSIAN'S PLEDGE CO-EXISTENCE this campus who should be taking views will be held from 1-3 p.m., partment of State. Under this pro- MOSCOW (UPI)The Kremlin's new rulers pledged yesterday to advantage of these fellowships." Art Planning Committee from 3-5 gram, more than 900 Am6rican follow a policy of peaceful co-existence with the West and said they p.m. and Freshman Camp Commit- students will have the op- were ready "to make a practical start on disarmament." from 1-5 p.m. graduate portunity to study in any one of Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev called for unity in the I 'Crisis' Examined reshinan camp director inter- 51 countries. Communist world and held out hope for a better life for the Russian % iews will he held Thursday, from people. Tomorrow in Talk 1-:i p.m. HOOVER'S CONDITION TERMED 'GRAVE' 'Ballot Box 13' NEW YORK (UPI) Former President Herbert Clark Hoover clung tenaciously to life yesterday but his doctors said the outlook was By Dr. Fallico Students Needed "grave." Topic of Speech "The t 1,1, If Philosophy" will The 90-year-old 31st President of the United States slipped nearer be discussed tomorrow by Dr. Ar- For Campaign "This Man LIM and the Miracle to death and entered a state of "unresponsiveness," his physicians said. of Ballot Box 13," will be the topic turo B. Fallico, SJS professor of A 10:30 a.m. EDT medical bulletin said Hoover had a comfortable Al least, 1,000 students are of a speech by Dr. Jacob M. Pat I, night and his blood pressure, pulse and heart rate were stable. It said philosophy, at 10:30 a.m. in Con- needed for the door-bell ringing assistant professor of history anti the gastro-intestinal bleeding had stopped but that the loss of blood cert Hall. campaign tomorrow night to urge education, at a Students for Gold- from the massive hemorrhage he suffered last Saturday had resulted Dr. Fallico's lecture is sponsored voters to vote "Yes" on Proposition water (SFG) nieeting tonight at 8 in toxic products its Hoover's bloodstream. 2 In Santa Clara County, accord- jointly by the College Lecture Photo by Jon Lewis in CH160. BRITONS SEEK STRONGER U.S. BOND ing to SJS chairman John Gruehl, CAN'T GET THROUGHEllis Bother, sophomore philosophy A short SFG meeting and elec- Committee, the Philosophy Depart- LONDON (UPI) Prime Minister Harold Wilson's new Labor sophomore political science major major, started to walk through the outer quad yesterday, via the tion of officers will be held prior party government informed the United States offcially yesterday it is ment and the ASB. from San Jose. entrance between the old science building and the southwest to Dr. Putt's speech. Goldwater anxious "to maintain the Anglo-American alliance." According to Lecture Commit- Proposition 2 is a $380 million portion of Tower Hall. But he didn't get far. The fence, begun campaign literature and other in- New Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker gave the pledge in tee chairman Frank G. Willey, state construction bond issue for this week at the southwest end of Tower Hall, will surround the formation will be available at the n meeting with U.S. Ambassador, James E. Bruce at the Foreign "Dr. Falico will ask, 'What Is the higher education. If the measure complex when it if completed. It will remain standing until com- meeting. Office. A Foreign Office spokesman said Bruce was the first foreign nature of the philosopher's busi- passes, San Jose State will receive pletion of the project. A portion of the fence blocking the south- SFG publicity chairman Bob envoy invited by Gordon Walker for an interview. ness?' He will discuss the pro- nearly $13 million for construction west entrance to the outer quad will be moved over in about Young invites all Interested stu- The British spokesman said the Laborite foreign secretary was found schism between Anglo-Amer- and expansion. six weeks to aid student traffic, according to Jack Trimble, esti- dents and faculty to attend the "anxious to make his first contact with the United States, to reaffirm ican and the European conception Students interested in helping in mator from Herwig of California. But first 40-50 feet of Tower speech. Per sons attending the the United Kingdom's anxiety to maintain the Anglo-American alli- of philosophizing and the possibili- the campaign may sign up in the Hall's southwest end will be demolished. The fence prevents stu- meeting may sign tip for precinct ance." ties of a reconciliation of views." College Union today and tomorrow. dents from walking beneath falling debris. work, according to Young. 2SPARTAN 11 511.11 ,c1 20, 194: wr " 4 -ImiT Thrust and Parry Gooding Objects trios, and still Unless this trend is Itrotight To Story Placement lo an Immediate halt, the pl'Ofdl- Pl'ies of Lenin will conic to pass. Two storic, 114140 iY WIsrp The Russians will not have III in the Spartan Deily One fight an W111, for the dealt with the Pledge Smoker of United Slates will be the last the Pershing Rif k-s, Company stronghold of capitalism and will ROT(' 'the military. honor fall into Ihe hands tif the ('om- society l: the other dealt with munists peacefully the Pledge Simiker of Tau Ray liurten Phi, the Men's Scholastic Honor- ASII Alfialll ary Fraterni1). It seems chariti 'elastic of San Jose State in gel: eral and of the Spartan Daily particular_ that the story di, ing with the military rated I 11', I Il a g a whereas the the men's honeratis is among the advertising ii 1.... 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Phone Orders CY 7-8421 4th and St. James ..mommosi r !ITER has 111/ EXPERT LUBRICATION Booters Beat Travel to UOP Tonight Oct 9 Poloists TIL OPEN TONITE Ow Spiii :ins Cal: Take On The San Just' State poloists Ifobbs played One ol I heir best dration tor 98c travel to the University of Pacific games of the season," said Walton. with USC and Long Beach ' tonight alter a weekend visit to "Dobbs made several fine saves. later this season. The Spa, I Gators Today the Southland in which they de- His save on a free throw attempt moist win both of the latter REWARD molished weak Pomona. 20-7, and was the outstanding play of the to be considered national chiati ihtBOOK STORE tiiii its second straight were defeated. 9-4, by pre-season game." pion. 1UVLv $10 REWARD IF WE MISS victory over San Francisco State, national champion favorite Lung Walton, although disappointed. A FACTORY INSTALLED GREASE FITTING San Jose State's soccer team Beach State. was not distraught over the loos. to -We than 1 travels to San Francisco today The POP game is the first of are a stronger team 0. YOU CAN HELP * Tire Repairs Battery Charge Brake Adjustment 98c t,mtle the Gators in a Northern three slated for the Spartans this Long Beach and we let them knots . * Tire Rotation 35c per wheel Save on Oil Filters! ( 'a lifornia Intercollegiate match week. Friday night's game against it. Prior to the game, their season 4. * at 3 p.m. Stanford, and Saturday night's record was the same as ours. We DEFEAT Fully Guaranteed Recaps $7.48 flaW E.,/41,1qn The Spartans increased their game against t he Yugoslavia Olym- each had six victories and one loss. league record to 2-1 Friday night pic learn are expected to offer the Their loss was it one point cliff- PROPOSITION 14 PURITAN OIL CO., 6th & Keyes with a 2-0 win over California al hest eonsectitive night competition hanger to USC. I think Lung Berkeley. knocking the Bears out ever witnessed in the Spartan Pool. Beach is actually a better team of first. Stanford was national champion than USC, but we are capable of Precinct Work Ag2tilAtia=81411.'11, The victory kept San Jose in the last year and the Yugloslavia team defeating both teams." title race behind league-leading Is one of the best in the world. Walton thought the competition Christian Center 3-1 record. with Stanford and Yugoslavia this Place: Campus USE with a The 9-4 loss to Long Beach was Box Office Now Open for ... Julie Menendez termed weekend would be excellent prep- Coach a rnuch closer game than the score San Carlos Sts. night as a "real - 10th & the victory Friday indicated. Long Beach led only DEATH OF A SALESMAN team effort." "Everybody hustled 5-4 in the closing minutes of 9:30 ant. all the way." voiced the happy Time: Saturday By Arthur Miller third quarter. At that point. Foes, the game. SJS Grid 2:00 p.m. mentor Mier 'ever, several fouls were called, and Sunday After the two teams played a the Spartans were left with only 4, Motniay-Tliiirx.day :311 p.m. Drama Department Production scoreless first quarter, Al Korbus A one first team member other than Weekend Scores Spartans into a 1-0 lead shot the goalie Bruce Hobbs. IDAHO 7, OSU 10 24, 28, 29, 30, 31 early in the second quarter with a October 23, STANFORD 0, Washington 6 goal. It proved all the San Joseans In spite of the loss, Coach Lee NONPARTISAN the Spartans MSC 20, Idaho St. 0 needed. but Bob Salazar added Walton thought I Dui s Ni.issr PeoPostrioN 14 played one of their best games of l'OP 0. BYU 21 another goal later in the period to 235 No. iI ST., SAN jOPTE Gen. Adm. $1.50 Box Office Open 1-5 p.m. He is confident the W. TEXAS ST. 0, Memphis St viol the lead. the season. 11. 5.J.S.C. Students .75 Ph. 294-6414 or 294-1931 The Spartan offense kept pres- Spartans will defeat Long Butch *******':***************************** tournament in COLORADO ST. :1, Utah 13 suring the Bears throughout the in the state college Curtain 8:15 p.m. College Theatre on Nov. 20 and 21. ARIZ. ST. TEMPE- -bye second half, but was unable to San Francisco the Spartans FS(' 23. Cal Poly tSLO) 1:1 score. Cal made only two serious In national ratings. U.S. behind Long SAN DIEGO ST. 0, LA St. 7 r11:11-1.i:W4e1VMMITMErir_gAgg-al goat threats in the final half, but are third in the i; Beach St. and U.S.C. Teams in bold caps are on Spar- shots. missed close goal "Jack Likins and goalie Bruce tans' 1964 schedule; asterisk in dicates past SJS opponents. Harriers Top Cal; LTEN_EnneZUKIAN Four Men In Tie cr Bros. Music * Special * Guitar Lessons Expert repairing for For First Place Folk Music GOLF RATES All Makes and it spite ,it t hi' ,1),.,tice of All- To US Faculty and Models American Danny Murphy, the de- Largest select of Students fending national champion Spar- guitars in town

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-( Downtown San Jose Valley Fair Center 27 Soulb Isl 51,61 2801 Slovens Crook Blvd. sit San Francisco Wesllak 11111sefolo Bay Pair Kearny of Suffer Daly City SA Mateo San Leandro SAN JOSE IMPORTS _ . _ . Open Evenings & Sundays CY 3-0121 4--14PARTAN DAILY Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1964 Wednesday Co-Rec Sets Beautiful Hair 1.1i 4,rth thp Care Spartan Gaily C!assifieds Job Interviews * CAMPUS SPECIAL * J206 "BRING RESULTS" EXT. 2465 Ittsiitlitts111: U.S. Army Audit Agency: se- 'Goes Ape' Program SHAMPOO AND SET 5100 ) Reg. $3.50 - Mon., Tues., Wed. Ailing majors for auditor train- "Co-Ree Goes Ape- is the theme Music Mr the dancing will be izenship required. of this week's Co-Ree program provided by the Legends, a rock HIGH STYLING AND CAMPUS CASUAL FREE GAS! FREE GAS! presented tomorrow night, 7:30. and roll band. Students wishing to \.IF. Fargo Bank: business, ae. 9:45 p.m. in the PER building and participate in basketball, badmin- p economics and liberal the women's gym. ton, and volleyball are reminded be Paulson, student pub- 3 _Air.aytiny I CLIP 'N' SAVE majors for security analysis, Featured activities will include by Miss Judy rwial analysis and trust depart- badminton, swimming, basketball, licity chairman, to bring tennis or 253 SO. 2nd ST. CY 7-8552 ping pang, volleyball, shuffleboard, gym shoes. Those wishing to swim sic citizenship required. foursquare, chess, checkers, scrab- should bring swim suits and bath- TWO NEW BEACON ble, table games, and dancing. A ing caps. STATIONS dance contest, "Monster Mash," Admission is free, but limited to Bakmas will be featured. ASH card holders only. 7 -FREE GALLON GAS-1 Flower r- SAFE urth Purchase of 5 Go!', of Shop Spartaguide 2nd & East Williams TODAY: man Center. 79 S. Fifth St., Father NoDoz I Christian Selene. James Mara, S.J., will lecture on in San Jose e. Flowers KEEP ALERT TA3LET57 and ";30 In.. MamoriNi I ..qwI. "Judaism and Christianity." 555 West Santa Clara Corsages Spartan Shields, G:15 p.m., C.afe- Lutheran Student Association, 7 for all eria A. p.m., Campus Christian Center, 300 in Santa Clara th, Occasions Mathematical Society, 12:30 S. 10th St., guest speaker will tell d’/=-S1 CY 2-0462 10th & Sente Clara p.m.. A133, film, "Math Induction,' of the Mississippi Summer Project, open to the public. in which he worked. Students for tioldvvater. 8 P.m., AWN, 3:30 p.m., College Union, THE SAFE WAY to stay alert CIHOO, Dr. Jacob M. NH, assist- AWS lounge, executive and cabinet ant professor of history and edu- meeting. . cation, guest speaker, plus election Alpha Beta Alpha, 3:30 p.m., without harmful stimulants of officers. Cafeteria A and B, general meet- NoDozim keeps you mentally makes you feel drowsy while 1 Spartan Christian Fellowship- ing featuring Leslie H. Janke, pro- alert with the same safe re- studying, working or driving, and educa- inter-varsity, 9 p.m., E150. topic. fessor of librariansnip fresher found in coffee. Yet do as millions do ... perk up "Missions at Work in Europe," tion, will speak on "The Value of NoDoz is faster, handier, more with safe, effective NoDoz vilest speaker. Professional Memberships" a n d reliable. Absolutely not habit- Keep Alert Tablets. Omsk) Castellano, 8 p.m., 435 "Why Not ALA. Accreditation at forming. Next time monotony Metter tine product of Grove Laboratories. Coming: November 3 & 4, 1964 S. Seventh St.. panel discussion by SJS," opened to students interested students who studied in Spain this in librarianship. HUGHES announces last year. Pershing RUles, 2:30 p.m., B40, campus interviews for Circle K, 1710 p.m., Cafeteria A. staff meeting. ' Ai or riceil Marketing At040(101- WRA Volleyball, 7 p.m., PER101. Electronics Engineers and 1 6:17. . Falstaff Brewing Social Work Club, 3:30 p.m., Physicists receiving Julian, tour. CHI64, guest speaker, open to all \ I DID, Dm., New- interested students. §e8hf00 814Ti" B.S., or Ph.D. degrees. TOMORROW: Contact your Placement Office Yrituig Americans for Freedom, immediatel) to arrange an 8 p.m., H5, elections. Alpha Delta Sigma, 7:30 p.m., EL RANCHO ROPICAIR interview appointment. J207, membership meeting plus Alma and Almaden Road 294.2041 1968 Alum Rock Avenue guest speaker. Or write: Mr. A. J. Simone ('o-Ree, 7:30-9:45 p.m., WG, ad- "Fall of the Roman Empire" North Screen ASH card only, tennis Hughes Field Service & Support mission by "PATSY" "SEDUCERS" shoes must be worn. P.O. Box 90515 Phrateres International, 6 : 3 0 "THE LONELY SEX" Angeles, California 90009 p.m.. pledges, 7:30 p.m., actives, Los South Screen ED445. STUDIO Creating a new world with electronks Democratic Club, 3:30 p.m., H5, 396 South First 292-6770 "HOUSE IS NOT A HOME" Dr. Amos Perlmutter, assistant "ZULU" professor of political science, will "FAIL SAFE" speak on "The Soviet Shake-up." "MOUSE THAT ROARED" HUGHES Hui 0 K a iit aaina (Hawaiian Club), 7 p.m., M250. -STUDENT RATE - GAY, HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY Newman Center, 8 p.m., New- 400 South 294-5544 U. S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED Treat Yourself man Center, 70 S Fifth St., gen- An eoual cceortuf.,i, erncleier. eral meeting plus lecture on the SARATOGA "CRAZY DESIRE" liturgy. 14502 Big Basin Way "THE CONJUGAL BED" to an Exciting Pershing Rifles, 7:30 p.m., 1144. general meeting plus film. HELD OVER 2nd WEEK Rally Committee, 3:30 p.m., El French 100, general meeting. "TOM JONES" CINEMA Hairdo 552 South Bascom 273-7230 This month the Willow Glen Beauty College is featuring this Social Affairs Group TOWNE "NOTHING BUT THE BEST" flattering style called "Tete-A- Scheduled Tete." Try it! A new hair style Interviews 1 433 The Alameda 297-3060 "WEEKEND WITH LULU" will make you feel like a new Inter \ le% tor prtispeciie men "YESTERDAY, TODAY woman. Student Priced. hers of the Social Affairs Comma "Stylish variation of Room tee will be held in the College' AND TOMORROW" at the Top" Spartan Daily Classifieds Phone 292-5477 Union from 3 to 5 this afternoon, Added -Time Magazine rather than on Friday as pre- "PSYCOSISSIMO" Willow Glen viously reported. BUY 'EM! There are about 15 new com- PAID NEL14.1.11 ,i.,11115,511-75r Beauty College mittee members needed, including ill LIBERAL DISCOUNT - Killion H a decorations chairman. Art and To place as ad: FOR SALE 131 342-5397 after 6. 1045 Willow Street Public relations majors are need- Call at Classified Ada. San WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29. REDUCED RATE: NOW 430 Jose ed, besides the general committee J206 MAN F 9:30-11:30 5 12:30 3 30 't.rn. lower apt., built-in members. T-Th 1100-3.30 N. _ ''act req. 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