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Today's Weather Korean War Vets office has re- Temperatures will r e ni a iii The registrar't, all Korean War 1.001 through the weekend, with quested that occasional cloudiness. Tempera- seterana and orphans sign (or ture range today Is a low of their monthly eertification Man- 40 48 and a high of 57-65 de- dey at window nine in the ad- grees. Kalniell total to date is ininietrution building. If certifi- 3.81, uhile IlOrntul ateitd cation is made by Monday the 2.1iS at this tin.... Nortimesterly checks 0111 be read) 1WfOre Dr4.. winda of to la m.p.h. are ex- 20, according to the registrar's pected. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE office. Vol. 52 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1964 No. 47 'Trustees To Adopt Can't Miss This Bus Cal Students Arrested, Health Plan' Pisano Hauled to Jail by Police ,1 I iii' MOORE under the program. The cool, -,ersial new health Basic health care, he explained, Hy KIM ALI.ENDER and administration in Sproul Hall cal action be left to the courts. services plan i the Chancellor's would be required of all students MARILYN BELL Plaza. 5. That it is deplored that po- office is headed for adoption by but is expected to be financed out BERKELEY - Approximately FIVE RESOLUTIONS lice have been used on campus the State College Board of Trus- of the present $76 materials and 800 demonstrating students at the At an emergency informal meet- and the press has been granted tees today. service IM-St fee. University of California were ar- ing of the faculty five resolutions admission to Sproul Hall when the This is the prediction of Bob Dramatic fee changes essen- rested, loaded into buses and were adopted and sent to President faculty has not. Pisano, ASH president, who re- tially would affect students living hauled to jail yesterday for refus- Clark Kerr. CLASSES CANCELLED ported from the Sacramento meet- in approved housing. They would ing to disband a sit-in in Sproul 1. That the new and liberalized Students and faculty partici- ing late yesterday afternoon. be forced to pay an extra $20-30 Hall, the university's administra- rules for campus political action pated in a FSM sponsored strike, The Trustees joint Educational. a year for supplementary services. tion building. be declared in effect and enforced although it Is difficult to deter- Finance Committee has recom- Beginning two years from now, Acting under orders from Gov- pending improvement. mine the extent of the strike. ac- mended adoption of the dymnatie students would also be charged an ernor Edmund G. Brown, more 2. That all pending campus Most classes were cancelled yes- for acts oc- new health plan, lie said. undetermined amount for all new than 500 police officers from the tion against students terday afternoon. date be "I am almost certain the plan buildings and equipment. Pisano California Highway Patrol, the curring before the present Student comment on the arrests will be adopted by the Trustees called this a "radical" proposal. Contra Costa County Sheriff's Of- dropped. and strike ran in favor of FSM selected by today," lie declared. Confusion over the fee structure fice and the Oakland and Berkeley 3. That a committee yesterday. All students interviewed Academic If the plan is adopted, it will arises over interpretation of stu- police departments began remov- and responsible to the stated that they were in agree- established to which into effect at all state colleges dent cost as the program pro- 4 ing the demonstrators who had Senate be ment with the basic FSM de- appeal decision of beginning next fall. gresses, Pisano noted. spent the night in Sproul Hall sit- students may mands, but thought they had gone .111I administration regarding pen- CONFUSION As more money, he explained, ting on the floor and on tables. the "a little too far in some of their There is some confusion, Pisano is taken from the M-S fee to Photo by Kan Allender alties for violations of university tactics." All agreed that the ar- WENT LIMP political action, noted, as to exactly how much support health, funds for other onto Sheriff's bus for rules arising from rival of 500 police on campus POLICE PUSH PARTICIPATOR waiting Many of the demonstrators went and that decisions of this commit- student fees would be Onreased administrative duties provided for Jail. University of California coed in swung support to FSM among stu- the trip to Oakland City limp when police tried to remove tee will be final. in the M-S fee will decline. the center was one of the last FSM demonstrators removed from dents. WHO PAYS? them, and had to be carried to 4. That all judification of politi- Assemblyman John Burton (D- Sproul Hall. Male demonstrators were taken to Santa Rita Re- waiting sheriff's buses. Once in the "Who will pay for the deficit?" habilitation Center. San Francisco) addressed picket- Criteria Set Pisano asked. If the state decides buses the students chanted, "Free- ing students, blaming William

it cannot, then student M-S feet (tom, now!" and sang "We Shall Little 500 Knowland, published of the Oak- will have to be raised. Overcome," civil rights theme land Tribune, for the controversy. "Can we really get basic bene- song. "I think this whole thing was By Board fits throughout the system for $25 Greek Show Benefits The sit-in began Wednesday Scheduled started in the beginning by pres- of the M-S fee?" he continued. when the administration failed to sure from William Knowland who High school students may be "I don't think so." meet FSM (Free Speech Move- objected to having his Oakland admitted to state colleges on the So the state either will lower ment) demands to drop discipli- Tomorrow Tribune picketed by civil rights combination of their high school Children nary action against FSM members. groups organized on the university the Crippled benefits or raise the fees, he grades, based on all academic Eighteen teams vie in the third said. While the demonstrators were campus," Burton claimed. subjects and their scores from annual "Little 500" bicycle race -Chances are, fees would be Soft-shoe, singing and comedy Clara County to aid in the organ- being loaded on the buses, several A spokesman for Knowland de- the American College Testing ex- tomorrow on the south campus raised two years from now." staged by SJS Greeks will high- ization's summer day-camp pro- hundred additional students and nied the charge when contacted by amination (Am. track at 12:30 p.m. In adopting the plan, Pisano gram. Herrick stated. teaching assistants picketed the Spartan Daily. The Academic Senate recom- light the 13th annual Ail-Greek Record times are expected in said the Committee asked the Cali- -, mended this proposal to the Edu- Show tomorrow night at 7:30 in grueling 200-lap marathon. Clear fornia State College Student cational Policy Committee at a weather has allowed the track, President Association (CSCSPA) San Jose Civic Auditorium. Greek meeting of the Board of Trustees Receives High Award located next to Spartan Stadium, and the Academic Senate of the Show is open to the public. Dona- Cadet Kennedy Tape of the California State Colleges to dry. state colleges to present their tions go to the Crippled Children's in Sacramento yesterday. Sponsored by Allen Hall. the proposals and suggestions to the The committee approved the Society of Santa Clara County. For Achievement, Leadership 50-mile event is expected to be Trustees within 60 days. Tickets, 50 cents, may be pur- Wins Honors recommendations but further ac- and from these is chosen the blessed with cloud-free skies. But "This indicates that the Trus- chased in the Student Affairs Busi- With a sea of AFROTC blue cadet, tion will be taken by the Trustees cadet in the nation. if rain does come today, the two- Three radio and television stu- tees are concerned about what ness Office or at the door, accord- in the background, Cadet Colonel number one this afternoon. Gillham is a senior chemistry wheel spectacle will be cancelled. dents of the SJS Journalism De- students feel and it is a very en- ing to Randy Hayrick, Greek Show Gillham received the Le- High school applicants are now Robert a long rec- It has already been postponed partment were named to first couraging thing." chairman. major at SJS. He has pfluired to take one of the ac- gion of Valor Bronze Cross of leadership as a once. place awards in the Radio News Organized and financed by Theta ord of excellent cepted entrance examinations, Achievement Award in a short a freshman he was Red Horde, fastest qualifier Writing and Commentary Division Chi fraternity, the fund raising cadet. As ACT or Scholastic Aptitude Test award ceremony yesterday on the Chicago Tribune with a record lap time of 2:40.8 for the documentary tape on the variety show will feature acts by awarded the (SAT). They are also required to drill field. being an outstanding seconds, has the pole position. late President John F. Kennedy at Negro Roots seven fraternities and sororities. award for have 14 semester units of A's or The Bronze Cross Award is pre- sophomore It will be flanked by Desi- the 55th anniversary convention of Skits, the Red Horde band and cadet. Ile also earned B's in certain academic subjects. sented annually to only one hon- mone's Bike Shop, second fastest Sigma Delta Chi, professional jour- Shirley and Lee, a rock and roll and junior outstanding cadet According to Dr. Ralph Cum- AFROTC cadet in the geograph- designated as a qualifier with time of 2:41.1, and nalism society, at Kansas City, In America group also will provide entertain- ors. lie has been mings, associate dean of students ical area of California, Arizona, Allen Hall, third fastest qualifier, Mo., Tuesday. ment. Distinguished Military Cadet by - admission and records, 4,000 New Mexico, Texas and Hawaii. in the front row. Don Buffon, Tom Woods and Sorority division acts include SJS professor of air science, Maj. applications for admission in the It is presented by the Legion of Joseph Tarpley, U.S.A.F. Five other rows will lineup be- Bob Reynolds have been awarded 1965 fall semester have already Topic Tonight "Getting Acquainted With Col- hind the leaders. Each team will work "Spectrum of a Valor, an organization made up PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR for their been received. lege," Kappa Alpha Theta; be composed of four riders and minute documentary Donald Warden, national chair- of those who hold the Medal of Gillham has been a President's Leader," a 30 This year the college headquar- "Blondes Prefer Gentlemen," Delta two alternates. No team member surrounding the short politi- man of the Afro-American Associ- Honor, Distinguished Service Scholar since his freshman year. tape ters and the State finance Gamma; "Anti Now a Word From will be allowed to ride his bike of President Kennedy. depart- ation will speak tonight at 7:30 in Cross, Navy Cross or Air Force He has an over-all grade point cal life ment budgeted for an expected Our Sponsor," Delta Zeta; and more than 75 laps. The radio documentary, accord- Concert Hall. Cross. Presenting the award to average of 4.0 (straight A). 104,933 full-lime equivalent "Annie Get Your Education," Chi Both Red Horde and Desimone's to Don But Ion, who wrote the stu- His talk, "Negro Must Awake," Gillham was Major Carlos C. Og- Gillham's home town is now ing dents (vrE The FTE student Omega. recorded faster times than last manuscript, was to attempt to por- is sponsored by social fraternity, den, a Medal of Honor recipient. listed as Vandenburg Air Force is one who always carries 15 aca- Fraternity entrants are "Blind year's winner Sigma Alpha Ep- tray President Kennedy as his- - HIGHEST AWARD Base, where his father is sta- demic units. The fall enrollment Date -- a Musical Satire," Alpha silon set. torians might one day see him. The award is the highest award tioned. Gillham will be graduated figures, however, exceeded the Tau Omega; 'Homecoming King," "Historians will spend many an individual cadet can receive in June and will be commissioned previous estimate by 5,000. Pi Kappa Alpha; and "Dynastes years analyzing him," the tape for his area. It is awarded on the as a second lieutenant. Presein San Jose State's students Coleopterum In Concert," Sigma "With time certain events rrE basis of outstanding scholarship plans are that he will be sent back Decision-Making says. are approaching 17,000. This num- Alpha Mu. will be pruned away as irrelevant achievement and excellent mili- to school by the Air Force to get ber was scheduled for 1972 under Judging fraternity and sorority to the course of human events. tary leadership. The nine areas his master's degree after being the California State Colleges' entrants will be Thomas Eagan, Analyses Others will sustain the test of time across the U.S. each honor one commissioned. Attacked pl,m. professor of music; Howard Miller, and history, and always be re- assistant professor of speech; and membered as the outstanding Richard Elliott, assistant professor By Hungarian Prof events of the Kennedy years." Health Plan Dispute of drama. Decision making in the planned The three students spent over Ross McGowa n, KS.10 disc economy of Eastern Europe, espe- 100 hours on the tape, gathering jockey and Theta Chi member, will cially Hungary, was analyzed by the presidential messages, speeches Expected at Forum preside as master of ceremonies. Dr. Alexander Szalai, professor of ind press conference material from Proceeds from the coat -and-tie Students will be able to query sociology at the University of the department tape file. will he donated to the Crip- Bob Pisano, ASH president, over ' event Veszpren, Hungary, in a talk be- The program was broadcast over Children's Society of Santa the controversial new health serv- pled fore 80 students and faculty in KSJS and KEEN on Monday, Nov. ices plan of the Chancellor's office S112 yesterday afternoon. '26, 1963. It was also broadcast tonight. "One of the central themes of over KASK, Ontario, Calif., and Pisano and many Student Coun- Graduate Travels American political scientists' anal- KIST in Santa Barbara on Nov. cil representatives plan to appear yses of (Eastern European) coun- 22, 1964, the first anniversary of as panelists in the semester's sec- DONALD WARDEN tries is an analysis of decision- the president's death. ond Student -Faculty Open End . . . speaks tonight With Peace Corps making," Dr. Szalai remarked. Forum at 7 p.m. In Cafeteria A Dr. Szalai criticized such analy- and B. Omega Psi Phi, and is free to the Miss Carole Lynne James, 1964 ses. "A decision is no basis for a Security Officer Most of the heat is expected to public. graduate, leaves hxlay with 47 prediction of what will happen, so arise over the new health plan, al- In his three-hour talk, Warden other Peace Corps volunteers for to base forecasts on decisions will Still Hospitalized though the official topic is "The will cover briefly the cultural the state of Mato Grosso, an iso- not always lead to the wanted re- Role of Student Body Govern- roots of the American Negro and lated region In Western Brazil. sult," he explained. Frank D. Schoff, SJS head se- ment." evaluate recent outcomes in inte- The Brazilian government has The Communist "planned econ- curity officer, is in San Jose Hos- Gene Lokey, junior representa- gration. He will lecture on the offered land in Mato Grosso to omy' in Hungary, Dr. Szalai said, pital recovering from an automo- tive and an Open End originator, need for leadership among Negroes anyone interested in working the "is a fight against natural tenden- bile accident Thanksgiving eve- said yesterday he intends to ask and the need for education and area. The increase in population cies in the economy" which he be- ning. Pisano to explain the entire plan motivation to continue in educa- has produced a great need for im- lieves are toward individualism, Schoff was driving to the store to students just as he explained it tion in members of his race. proved methods in public health It is the planned economy of the when his car was struck by to Council on Wednesday. The talk will be followed by a and sanitation facilities. Communist state which causes the another car head on. A third car reception for SJS African students The volunteers will serve as strongly centralized government, was also involved in the accident. The chief ASB executive Is ex- - Photo by Bob Hall pected to know the State College at the Omega Psi Phi house, 335 S. visiting health educators and com- he said. "If your whole plan is Both Schott and his son Kevin, Board of Trustees' decision on the 11th St. munity sanitation workers. TOP CADET IN AREAAFROTC Cadet Colonel Gillham, left, against the natural tendencies of 7, were injured. Kevin had several plan when he returns tonight from Warden, a 28-year-old attorney They will be serving a dual role is shown receiving the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross of Achieve- People, to implement this mon- of his front teeth knocked out. the Sacramento meeting. Is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate from by increasing communications be- ment from Maj. Crlos C. Ogden, right, a member of the Legion strous plan you need to have mas- His father received painful in- Basis for controversy swirling Howard University and Hindi Hall, tween villagers and the world be- of Valor, the sponsor of the award. Thr. award is given to one sive centralization of the govern- ternal injuries which are still not around the plan is the Chancellor's University of California. He is one yond through participation In dis- cadet from each of nine geographical areas in the U.S. It is ment," he declared. determined. demand that students pay the full of the founders of the Afro- cussions of national affairs anti by awarded on the basis of outstanding

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Tickets are available at the College A Cappello Choir To Sing Students To Open PLUS With Orchestra Tonight In Guild Production GREEN STAMPS The SJS A Cappella Choir soloists Sharon Gilbert, soprano; Of Shaffer's Play A delicious steak at college accompanied by the Santa Clara Jennifer Chase, alto; Darrel prices Philharmonic Orchestra will Gash, tenor, and Bryon Thom- "Five Finger Exercise" written Our Famous Small Rib-eye perform C. P. E. Bach's "Mag- as, bass. by Peter Shaffer, English play- STEAK DINNER $1.25 nificat" in concert tonight at Dr. Gibson Walters, professor wright, will open at 8 p.m. to- 8:30. of music, is the conductor and night in the Montgomery The- The performance, free to the the musical director of the phil- ater of the San Jose Civic Audi- OPEN 24 HOURS public, will be given at Buchser harmonic orchestra. Dr. Wal- torium featuring two SJS drama Auditorium, 3000 Benton St., ters also serves as the conduc- students and two SJS graduates. Santa Clara. tor of the College Symphony Currently attending San Jose Under the direction of Wil- Orchestra, State are Joye Packard, sopho- ANGELO'S liam J. Erlendson, BRITISH INSPIRED professor of The Santa Clara orchestra more from San Jose, as Pamela music, the choir will feature will open the program with the Harrington, and Bob Franklin, HARRIS world premiere of "Overture for senior from Lafayette as Clive Harrington. STEAK HOUSE Orchestra" by Robert G. May- CONTINENTALS GIRLS eur, young American composer Graduates appearing In the 72 E. Santa Clara Street Today's lean look, Keep in shape at the currently engaged in graduate play are Anne Morris as Louise Harrington, the Free Parking at Al's & Earl's compatible with comfort... study at UCLA. mother, and Wil- SAN JOSE Second selection of the liam Purkiss, as Walter Langer, Harris continentals. 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Since eel, mated toe eight J 206 "BRING RESULTS" EXT. 2465 Judah was called "Maccabeau," days, and was called Chanukah, ELECTRONIC PARTS Chanukah is a Jewish holiday the Hammer, his band of guer- which means "Dedication." which falls on the 25th of the rilla fighters were known as the month of Kislev. It is often in- Today Jewish people continue STUDENT DISCOUNTS Maccabees. People could have an index of school writing accurately called the "Jewish to celebrate this holiday of in- controversies if those brilliant tactical fighter, dependence by lighting candles letters to Spartan Daily were asked to nem* their subject in fists words or Christmas." This holiday only A less at the head of their letters, and if the subjects of unprinted letters Monday-Thursday-Friday 1425 W. San Carlos Street has two things in common with Judas Maccabeau avoided fight- on an eight branched candela- were listed in the Thrust and Petry column. Also, distortion of th meaning Til 9 P.M. CYpreu 8-1212 Christmas. Both are about the ing open battles. He concentrat- bra. A candle is added each of th letters could be reduced if the Sprten Daily were required to indi- ed instead on small night at- night until all eight spaces are cate places where material is cut out of letters to fit th space for print- same time of the year and are ing. Since these an, filled. Frequently presents are things ere not done, I writing the following as an FIF-4,----- celebrating a birth. The birth of tacks. adverisemenl instead of letter. a saviour --Christmas and Cha- In this way he and his men exchanged in commemoration nukah, the re-birth of religious successfully defeated several of the joy of the Jewish people's geauty freedom. armies many times larger than successful battle for religious Car,es their own. When the Maccabees independenc, PROPOSAL FOR A prices Chanukah, or the Feast of Low, low Dedication, commemorates the finally won their fight, they had 1 All work done by qualified first battle for religious freedom, to re-dedicate the Temple in Fall Fashions BETTER COLLEGE and is the only important Jew- Jerusalem for it had been pol- Like New Clothing students under supervision ish Festival not mentioned in luted by the Syrians. Budget Boosters in It seems possible that the schools' erit for keeping academic standards been limited too to keeping grade. f This year the holiday This special festival which was Sweaters Skirts high has the Bible. Suits being too high. Poorer teaching might make it inore &flirt& for stu- marked by the kindling of the Dresses SULLIVAN BEAUTY COLLEGE began at sundown last Sunday THE CLOTHES CLOSET dents to leant, which might cause them to get lower grades. *This is and continues until sundoun Issa W. San Carlos 2811-3727 time. interpreted an raising academic standards by making grades J74 South First St 295.9516 Monday. mean more. Hut it puts harmful strain on students., and may encourage cheating. Perhaps improkrilleill is needed on 0111- OWII eallipaIN. Many In 168 B.C., after an ittempt Panhellenic Holds itther ideas on how to raise academie standards hasp been proposed, to institute idol worship in Ju- especially toward the emir' of semeaters. Though the g I ideas will dea by the Hellenic Syrian, Greek Workshop probably loe carried out anyway, I %wild like to call special attention iii 80111e of them. ,-,- Make The Fashion King Autiochus IV, the Jews Two hundred sorority women lit line with a proposal in the NOV. II i.mir of the Saturday Eseit revolted after months of passive will participate in a Panhellenic ing Post, students la ho fail to meet IMMO standard, such an a static Rounds in resistance. sponsored workshop Sunday average its et 2.4 after 30 units, might be excluded f certain majors. Led by Mattithias, and later from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Coeds will and a "general educe major" set up for SOMP of them. It might by his son, Judah, they went up meet also he a good idea to require basic algebta as a olds ersal pred-equisite in TH55 for discussion for graduation. ALL-WEATHER and down the country destroy- groups led by Leslie Hunter, Grading might be more fair if class registra were handled by ing the altars that had been Panhellenic president. computers: if there were more asailuble to keep the library COATS open litter at night: if alirpriSe pliZZra where cOnle penple are M0Ye likely than others to know when filliZZPO are probable were eliminated; if takedtonte tests *ere eliminated; and if itomputers were used to compute experted class aserages to help instructors determine grade. , ARCHIE'S curses. Also, we need more scholarships for needy students who have Spa rat rai good grades. The Alumni .1ssociation doesn't seem to have enough ePty i STEAK lllll ney for this. Th. only major local SOWN` 'Melilla 10 be the ASH budget. Money could be switched f many athletic seholarships itt

By JANE HOYT H mose IU stop scheduling football games against such strong opium. * it0 185 South 1st Street Society Editor HOUSE cots. The Spartau Daily's budget could be kept at the present lesel. cireulation could lie raised abose the preRIMI inadequate 'eke!, anti Phone: 286-4680 Effie Hinkehnier was a nice kid when I knew her in high school. BREAKFAST SPECIAL the load of "busy work" for Journalism atilt 1ilkertising students. could be reduced by switching to three.times-a-week publication. g... She had a brain or two and was always polite, even if she did AT COLLEGE PRICES blush and drop her purse when someone said hello. Effie was nice, Interest and usefulness of sititte courses on our campus could be unobtrusive and unoffending, but she wasn't exactly what one would improsed if massive required rep holm work were reduced to Saturday and Sunday alias is needed for memorization and for acquiring basic skills, on that HYLAND INN IS PROUD call pretty or popular. Her brown eyes bugged out over her zits more acisnorell ideas could be vino-ed. and her 6 A.M. - 11 P.M. TO PRESENT straggly hair forever needed a brush. Clarity niigld be improsed if militated "elassies" or "Great Hooks" Last week I ran into Effie on the Spartan campus. WOW! Effie known to hale eITOCR Were PlUdied Mly as history. III fact, it seems If1 has changed!! Steak & Eggs ....1.49 Me that the salve of traditional "liberal education" is often ; In Person * A Sao Jose Tint "Janie darling, how marvelous to see you again," she squealed. uteri. Nletaphysiral philosophy in less rides atrbini:oreo ge mi,teadinglikely In Sausage, Ham or become boring, anti realistic literature "Eff, ol' kiddo, my how you've changed. Your hair has gone knowledge, titan they are traditionally supposed to be. from brown to blonde and very prettily so," I babbled as I jealously Bacon & Eggs ....95c After all, college costs a lot of MOM" and effort, for both the State CHICO HAMILTON eyed her crowning glory. and the students. "Do you like it, darling? It's a wig." 542 South 2nd Street QUINTET My lower lip flapped in the breeze but no sounds Issued forth. ROGER HOFFMAN, ASH A16263 "They're quite the thing, you know, and anybody who is En- FREE PARKING AND THEIR FAMOUS ny-bod-ie has a wig! "Oh?" I quizzed, primping my own forlorn locks in a futile effort to bolster the sagging curls. JAZZ REVUE "Yes, they really are all the rage. Queen Elizabeththe bald -611 0,11 Sahdlizezpeiz,CO: onehad 80 of them, you know." ,,DARKING "Uh, no I didn't know." Looking interested I asked for more TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY details. 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. She began from the beginning. 1 "Well, did you know that- For Your Convenience No Cover Charge Popular Prices -wigs were first used in Egypt around 4,000 B.C., not to We are now open nites at both our downtown and Valley Future Bookings: Cal Tjader, Eddie Canna, & The 3 Sounds prettify but to protect the close cropped heads of both men and Fair locations. Come in and browse around for some unique women from the sun. Christmas ideas. Cons Accepted Now CL 84656 Advance Re during the period of Louis XV wigs reached dizzying heights Artistically inclined? Design your own Christmas cards. We SAN JOSE 2720 ALUM ROCK AVE. when hairdressers stood on ladders to build hairdos three feet high have blank cards and envelopes to fit from 100 per set. over wire frames. when these women went to court, they either had to raise 112 South 2nd Street and Valley Fair Both stores open nights till Christmas the carriage roofs or kneel on the floor. Ph. 292-1447 the most expensive wigs today are handmade of virgin hair which has never been permanented or dyed, and the best sources STATE MEAT MARKET are in the rural regions of Europe, especially Italy, where peasant Corner 4th and Santa Clara CY 2-7726 women grow long heads of hair, carefully brushed and protected COMPLETE LINE OF FIRST QUALITY MEATS from the sun. Wholesale and Retail a pound of top quality hair is worth $60 and it sometimes takes three or four heads of hair to make a pound. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Oriental hair is cheaper but is not as good quality. an expensive wig takes a skilled worker about a week to make. Each hair (135,000 to 150,000 in a single wig) must be cro- SLICED BACON 55e lb. cheted and hand-knotted into a fine mesh cap. 794 in less expensive wigs the hair is sewn by machine onto the big 2 lbs. deluxe BEEF GROUND . . cap in circular . rows. Did you know that?" "Gosh, no," I gasped. FRESH SPARE RIBS 45 lb. "Well, I haven't gotten to the good part yet. 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SPARTAN DAILY-5 PAUL CATALINA CeSGOOD0OODOCCCre- ..40=00000001110011110010000011, IS SAT.. DEC. 5thPRESEN ONLY BAY AREA 8:30 P.M. IBaha'i Club APPEARANCE THE NEW cliRisTy MASONIC TEMPLE FOLK 1111 Calif. St., S. E., Calif. Tickets on sale at Salutes U.N. Guitars-Banjos-Lessons San Jose Box Nice Mail Order Accepted The Baha'i College Club at 5,15 MINSTRELS $2.50, $3.50, $450 Is observing United Nations Hu- RENT TO LEARN TON ITE SAFARI ROOM PRESENTS man Rights Day Friday, Dec. 11 THRU GLENN YARBROUGH with an exhibit in the librai DEC. 7 STORY AND WHITE RD. 259-2962 north wing. BENNER MUSIC The goals of the United Nat CT 7-7417 1884 W. San Carlos 5211921.ssfldV21-.)1119 24312’’rs and the teachings of the Bill. t '.:,-etteatyto:"..4.0`..#303eicet" faith are very similar, according OPENS TONIGHT to spokesmen for the organization, anti this is illustrated in the ex- hibit. IT'S O.K. TO OWE KAYI THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING The Bahal faith believes in a 1 By Christopher Fry world commonwealth of nil, t and the closest thing to this in es- RUNS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT istence is the United Nations. The faith also ad voca t es universal Also December 9 through 12 peace, education for all, an inter- national auxiliary language, and College Theatre Curtain 8:15 p.iii. 1 religious freedom. Quotations from the writings of SJSC Students 75e $1.50 General the faith's founder, Baha-t.blItill. are shown in the exhibit. The BON OP I, IU 5th & SAN FERNANDO STS. i books in the case are among the COAST TO COAST by Jon Lewis 100 volumes he authored. Open 1-3 Phone 2944414 The faith was founded in Persia left, SPARTAN DAILY HONOREDCaptain Burl J. Weaver, in 1863, anti is growing rapidly, es- trfli-V/ ifiSll’Offrilf2Y1friTrarfltrilrilr-VIV Air Bill Watson, Force Officer Training School officer, presents pecially in underdeveloped coun- far right, editor of Spartan Daily, with a certificate thanking the N1SnIMIthiThiTA qik 57 s 1491AFAA, 'T" tries. Daily for the support that it gave the Air Force last year. "There are several million in the Watching the presentation is M Sgt. Lavern C. Sayles, local YOUNG ADULTS faith now, and its teachings have America's Most Beautiful Hafbrau Air Force recruiter. been translated into more than 300 languages," said the club's ACCOUNTS INVITED! vice president, David Bogdanoff. ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES! SPECIAL Baptist Minister To Discuss A model oP the Baha'i House of STUDENTS' DINNER 10* Worship in Wilmette. Ill., is also exhibited. This temple is the only A Complete Line of ALrlioruily Advertised Products Mon. Ili Thur. Nights Sexuality in Crisis' Monday one of its kind in the Western Deacon Shitnmin Hemisphere. It is open for public Engagement Rings Cameras Dinnerware Served Daly: "Sexuality In (.11,i, \\ ill be dis- as an escape from life's limitations I His use and services are held on Sun- Wedding Rings Binoculars Silverware 4:30-8-00 p.m. Dixieland cussed by Dr. Llosd James Averill, and the myths of sexuality. Piano day afternoons for people of all Watches Electric Shavers Watch and Jewelry Sunday: vice president of Kalamazoo Cot- The lecture will be sponsored Fri. & Set. faiths. Birthstone Rings Phonographs Repairs 11:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. 'ye, Mich., IVIonday at 10:30 a.m. by the College Lecture Committee Don Marley and Costume Jewelry HI Fi Sets Tape Recorders His Hofbrau Band Concert Hall. and the Sociology and Anthropol- Radios In his talk. Dr. Averill, an or- ogy Department. HERB'S 1.11. Bracelets dained Baptist minister, will dis- Dr. Averill has been vice presi- Clocks Electrical Appliances Garden City Wofirau '4111 cuss defective sexual relationships, dent of Kalamazoo since 1963. He Chevron Station the problem if sexual NO MONEY DOWN 51 tio. Market CY 7-2002 identity, sex has authored about 30 articles on STOP AT THE A YEAR TO PAY ;)q,6\#-r,swevi4-#Cl 1ntai" vat's +yrs\ 4-#)#(1#* r "0"rin various subjects for Christian pub- Open Every Night SIGN OF dew,, wow www lications. and Sunday until Religion Dr. Averill earned his B.A. in BETTER Christmas Science, philosophy fittnn the University of SERVICE Wisconsin in 1947, his B.D. from Whatever your needs in the way of Views of World Colgate Rochester Divinity School auto services, from a tankful of gas Having Car Trouble? in 1950, his M.A. in sociology from to an engine tune-up, you can be Downtown 65 So. First St. E WEL ER sure they'll gef prompt expert at- Symposium Topic the University of Rochester in tention at reasonable student rates. We validate oil downtown lot tickets 1952, anti his L.H.D. from Lewis OIL CHANGE CT 2-4910Open 'Ill 9 Mon., Thurs. & Fri. Niles Two SiS Itrolessth t lit lake and Clark College in 1962. LUBRICATIONS FREE We are specializing in any car repair and in a FRONT part in a Philosophs inismium WHEELS Valley Fair Shopping Center PARKING complete line of Shell Products BEARINGS PACKED AND CM 84040Open Mon. thru Fri, Ill 930 today and tomorrow at San Jose International Club RELINED City ('ollege. BRAKES ADJUSTED AND Sunnyvale 209 So. Taaffe St. Dr. A ii iii, H. Frillier% piliFesSol' TIRES BALANCED MOTOR TUNE-UP U 9-0591Open Itil 9 Mon., Thurs. & Fri. Mime Carl Brown Shell Station 1,hihis.,141y, and 1)1.. tiermiin Shows Arab Film Corner of 8th end William St. professor of phi- A travel film In, hy the , he guest lecturers I Bill Boone Automotive Aral, Information Ser \ lee will he & idling with stitineyt-Peterrnim;-- pas- CORNER SO. 11th STREET & SANTA CLARA shown at the meeting of the Inter- tor, H 1st 17nitarian Church San FIRST AT SAN CARLOS ... DIAL 294-4200 PHONE 295-9920 national S t ut en t Organization Jose, and Nictman, chair- 1501 this afternoon at 3:30, Cafe- FOR $5.00 ON ANY TUNE-UP man of the Philosophy Depart- THIS AD GOOD teria rooms A and B. ment, University of the Nellie. 1.p0MOMIkemMuneMk.4 Discussions of traditional and 'Are Vs'e lo accept the scientife von temporary Arabic countries liy view of the wield as true and as Arabian students will follow. V/1140sos Produetions pretend. the sole truth: or i, the reliijous An Evening The ISIS, re-established this se- tie--Zate. view true or does it ...twat' smile cestre.-frenti mester I' ii I he second IIMO if 11 truth which the stunt ire truth foreigll and American students of leaves : 111 can the Iwo in any S.IS, promotes International friend- way hi` reconciled?" will lat the ship anti mutual understanding NANCY subject discussed. These problems through meetings, lectures, discus- are posed Ii', \V, 'C. Slilee in his sions and social events. book "Iteligiitn ash the Modern WILSON The ISO also concerns itself Mind." with the welfare of the foreign "The most DYNAMIC The symposium is being held at students on campus and helps and EXCITING the SJS College Theater today them to become acquainted with entertainer from 8 to 10 a.m. Tomorrow the American society, said Asman lectures are scheduled from 10 to of this decade." Khan, president. 12 a.m., group discussion 3 to 5 Plus GERALD WILSON'S BAND p.m. anti a panel from 8 to 10 p.m. and the KENNY DENNIS TRIO will end thr Commandant Here Col. William G. Downey, SUN., DEC. 27, 8:00 P.M. Sangha Club Seeks AteitoT(' Area I Commandant, ar- rived at 5.15 yrstentay to visit MASONIC AUDITORIUM, S.F. Help on Symposium the AFROTC staff and to talk "Remember her Sill-out Engagement at the Fairmont Hotel with school officials. terestell in lent,,l philosophy arid commandant of 17 Gef Your Tickets EarlyMoil Orders Nor Acooded" He is the culture, is seeking student volun- AFROTC schools throughout the TICKETS: 12.50, $3.50, PM Nee Ind.) teers to work on the, spring sym- Southwest. He will talk with staff Downtown Center ILO., 325 Mason St.. S.F. PR 1-2021; posium, "Approach to the Self." and arhatinisl ra tors lod,iy, OahlandShermamClay Box Office: San Jose Be. Office Interested students are invited to attend a meeting today at ersoksaseMastastillegoehaosfleilw. 3:30, HI. The symposium, according to GOLF Tom Schmidt, club president, will take place in February, attended \ 1NT HILLS by Dr. Arturo Faille, professor of if Hole Regulation philosophy at SJS, and Dr. Fred- eric Splegelberg, professor ern,. $140 MONDAY TriltU FRIDAY tus of Asian studies at Stanim.1 (With faculty or University. student identification Also attending will be Dr. CI:111; S. WHITE ROAD of p.sychol, 2050 Moustakas, professor 2 Miles South of Story Road at the Merrill -Palmer Instiiim. anti author of 'The Sell ’ Winterland

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HOWARD TOURS Defeated it o[Uut DUO TO Cagers SUMMER Tourney Here ORIGINAL San Jose HAWAII SPECIAL 56 DAYS, only $544, plus $9 tax rano sit ...MU tr.d.t$ abtle enjoying Rosewood tbe slowest In beautiful baeall rote tb Tour tee Tomorrow ifeetete Muller Wrestling %Wotan,' By Indians in Last 4 Seconds roaryrn .n wh.sh you -live in" and OnjOy Classic Guitar NJ., not Just see the 1513101 San Jose State will play host! two divisions, varsity and fresh- tour in Much you neyeenelly nattitioste By DAVE PAYNE a Pete Newell jump shot with :32 wards g. T. Saffold and Pete Nylon strings In the yvy best of Island Irving. not lust novice, and ten weight classes, Mar InCrldfll rOUndtolt from To the eighth annual Northern man remaining. Newell, us-re high for the Spar- C31.11Ant.3 Ito, Deere end many dinners. Jack Gilbert hit a 10-foot jump e narlie, shone. suthIseeing, Own California Wrestling Tournament ranging from 115-lbs to heavy- Stanford brought the ball tan* with 1$ and 16, respre- attnoves. And cultural events, plea Ober shot with four seconds left in the *With bag and instruction book t tout moots. Each school will be al- back down court before calling tively. 1 tomorrow at 12 noon in the wres- weight. APPLY game to give the visiting Stan- a time out with :13 left. The two minutes gone in the Reg. $63.00 tling room. lowed two men in each weight ford Indians a 61-59 win over San With : Indians brought the ball in forced the vis- Mrs. Margaret Erickson Nearly all the top collegiate bracket. Jose State in Civic Auditorium second half, SJS ds and paserd it around itors into ball control errors and Special $41.95 360 E. Reed St. wrestlers in Northern California Four of last year's individual last night before a cheering throng wafting tor that clear shot hit key shots to jump into an champions and three runner ups of 3,154. * We have Martin & Guild San Jose, California are entered in the tournament. and got it from Gilbert. eight point lead, 42-34. a are entered in this year's compe- The Spartans, down by six Guitars in stock a Tele. 292-7303 The University of California is the SJS coach Stu Inman played * tition, according to Hugh Mumby, points with 2:19 remaining, put It was short lived, however. : defending champion, and the Bears teams, giving him a * SJS wrestling coach and meet di- on a desperate splurge and finally two full At this point the Spartans went * Harvey's a are again expected to take the to see everyone under 4 HOWARD TOURS rector. caught up to Stanford, 59-59. on chance scoreless for 3:47 while Stan- title. pressure. Overall, the Spartans ford was tallying seven points. :Ivlusical Instruments: The grapplers will compete in The defending champions include didn't look bad. The Indians gained the lead Mill 286-4858 Johanson 32 So. 2nd St. Ph. illillillillitilitill111111111111111111111111111iiilfililit111111111111111111111111111111111111IL Steve of Fresno Slat'. It was mainly the shooting of lengthened it from four to six .1' who won the 115-lb weight division Sparfababes Lose Kirby's Lot guards Kent Hinckley and Mike points until 8.15 tied the score * Free Perking at = in 1963, but has moved up to the In it preliitiniao game, tile Si an- Preisler that helped spell doom with :32 left. ************************ Meet Sharon Rogers, Playboy Magazine's year; Don Nelson of =- 123-lb this ford Frosh took an early lead and for SJS. Hinckley led all scorers = Fresno in the 177-lb class; SJS held a 33-30 halftime lead. State held on at the last to defeat the with 20 pointshitting nine field Watson of California in the The lead changed hands four E Phil SJS yearlings, 69-68. goals in 10 attempts for a phe- class, and the Bears' Alan times in the first half, with no Our Specialty PLAYMATE OF THE MONTH = 123-113 The Spartababes caught the nominal 90 per cent. =- Siegel in the 137-lb division. more than four points separating Papooses with 4:15 remaining in Preisler displayed some fine ball the teams. For Over Ten Years Date: Saturday, Dec. 5 Second place finishers returning E the game on a field goal by Don handling and scored 10 points. - = for another crack at the title in- E- Time: 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. _ McConnell, putting them ahead, Forward Clayton Raaka meshed Domesticated = elude Fresno State's Eric Chris- 63-62. 12 points for the visitors. Baseball Meeting Young 167-lb class; UC E Place: Al Ruiter's Vespa Scooter Showroom tensen in the Steve Perotti was high for the The Indians hit on 49 per cent A meeting will be held for all E Thrailkill in the 147- Ring-Necked Davis' Keith losers with 17, followed toy Keith of their shots. SJS was 39.1. varsity and frosh baseball candi- E. Address: 607 Auzerais Ave. at Bird. San Jose Beatty in .1" lb class, and SJS's Art Erickson with 16. SJS' two shooting guns, for- dates Monday in MG201 at 3 p.m. E the 137-lb division. Coach Ed Sobczak's varsity opens I'lleasant .7- Among the other outstanding practice for the spring season Disjointed, Saute Sec with Special Attraction! Sharon will pose for pictures with E wrestlers entered in the meet are oon. sophomore ,piced crabapple. Delivered visitors at the Vespe showroom. Lucky visitors will receive E San Jose State's 147-lb star Loren Miller; Bill Horne (130) Dave fresh to us from a Santa Cruz FREE print photos. Come early! = and Bob Ernst (167) of Santa Mountain flock which is raised Clara, and Ray Burgard (167) and rainnunutimu0011111(1t0011110101111110081111111111111111111111118011111811111 under the inspection of the Bruce Wilhelm (heavyweight) of Payne California Department of Agri- Stanford. leolerict 3 culture. SILVA HAS VERY FEW First round pairings will be Daily Sports Editor 286 So. lot St. made at 10 a.m. Saturday, imme- Treat yourself to a dinner NEW CUSTOMERS diately following the official weigh- which is just a little more tanta- ing. your lizing than the ordinary THIS ... THEY ALL BECOME WEEKEND at Hal and Betty's OLD, STEADY CUSTOMERS WAC Expansion Seen -liralquarlers BOHANNON'S. IN NO TIME MAJOR BRAND GAS RENT Bid Could Go to SJS Featuring: COMPLETE MECHANICAL TYPEWRITERS Sportswear SERVICE San Jose State is seeking a league because of its large athletic Standard Porfable Electric Conference soon may be holding program and the Western Athletic Evening wear per day 78 SO. 4th As little as 200 up a but before its nose. There are two major factors stopping the Spartans from being Daytime fashions Modern Office scooped up into a conference right awaya stadium with a seating capacity of at least 35,000 and a decent basketball arena. Machine Company SILVA SERVICE As it stands now, there are no plans to build any new sports All at popular 124 E. San Fernando 293-5283 facilities at SJS or in the city of San Jose, although a complex has college prices LATE FOR CLASS? WE'LL PARK IT FOR YOU I Nest door to Cal Book Slot') been proposed for the latter. K 11011 ii for Good Food Someday, San Jose residents may vote for a sports complex, such as the one Oakland is now building. Free Gift Wrapping 1401 So. First CY 2-1266 SJS Publicity Athletic Director John Simmons said that it may well hinge on the success of Oakland's Coliseum as to whether San SUBSCRIBE NOW! Jose will want the same thing. This would mean another bond issue and more taxes for resi- Shop Is Now tlents of this area, factors which are making people leery of passing Ida's New RECEIVE THE NEXT ISSUE 'fit 9 anything imolterl with taking money out of their pockets. uon. OPEN' Phoenix, Ariz., home ground of the current six-team WAC, Is N\ lien the Occasion is Formal expressing interest in expanding to an eight-team conference. Below is a recent column by Frank Gianelli that appeared in the Wear a Tux Fr MA'S College kle Arizona Republic concerning a conference expansion and its interest ALL NEW DINNER JACKETS in four schools, including San Jose: ONE OF THESE DAYS the Western Athletic Conference must PANTS, SHIRTS, CUMMERBUNDS Vol. X11 November 1964 decide where it wants to stake its expanded future. AND ACCESSORIES - 8.50 RENTAL FEE With Utah State at Logan, Colorado State at Fort Collins, Texas Western at El Paso, or with San Jose State in California . . l'I'S FOR RENT IN THIS ISSUE... For the sake of progress and prosperity, a logical choice is San SANTA CLAUS SI Jose first, El Paso second --and forget the rest. We're Proud of Our New Shop Came In and See It! MARRIAGE NOW OR LATER? San Jose Is favored because of prestige and the West Coast exposure it affords. The school has a 21,000-student enrollment, is IDA'S TUXEDO RENTAL n ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN (Continued on Page 7) 380 S. let St. CY 2-9102 [1] FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES [I] CAMPUS FASHIONS FOR '65 Snow Aplenty U BASKETBALL WINTER KING Awaiting Ski Students Around the World Pg. 36 lommasms Enthusiasts SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)The -The Only National Magazine for College Men & Women" California State Automobile Asso- ciation and the Ski Tow Operators Association issued the following XMAS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ski report: ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION ONLY $2.75 Interstate 80: Soda Springs, ctilt TIME eight inches new snow, 42 inches AIRLINES total; good skiing; facilities operat- ing weekends; clear; Plavada, ENJOY MANY FINE ARTICLES EACH MONTH Call 286-1862 three inches new powder, 24 inches PLUS REGULAR FEATURES Mirror on Campus This A SCHEDULED AIRLINE total; good skiing; facilities operat- r 4%. Month's Academic All-American Campus Fashions Book ing weekends; clear. 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Market St. 297-4609 This Offer Good Only 'til Dec. 31, 1964 Open Tues. thru Sat. 10 'tit 5 295-5050 38 S. Second St. SPARTAN DAILY-7 llamas Friday, Dec. 4, 1964 Flower Winter: Behind the Scenes at Tokyo Vloyer Bros. Music Shop Editor's Note: This is the second scenes drama of the Olympics," track because of a stomach injury a g: hi medal di three consecutive fastest relay lap of his career. article in a three part series on Spar- said Bud Winter, Spartan track which restricted his diet. Despite Olympics, despite an injured neck On the same lap, Britain's Rob- Guitar Lessons tan track coach 80d Winter's Olympic coach. the handicap, he lowered his 220 and internal hemhorraging. bie Brightwell took Flowers Winter was an adviser the baton in trip to Tokyo. were time from 24 seconds four years Throughout Folk Music and to both the Japanese and Jamaican "Although most countries the competition, Oer- fifth place and finished second ago, to 21 seconds this year. Corsages track and field teams. vulnerable to these obstacles, sev- ter kept an ice pack on his injured Winter claimed Brightwell must Lergi.st erclect irm Many of the pre-Olympic fa- for ell eral key U.S. track and field men side to reduce the swelling. have run under 44 seconds. If he guitars in town. Occasions By ART SISIBURO wilted noticeably. Our 17-year-old vorites who failed miserably in On the day of the javelin com- is correct, Brightwell's time is CY 2-0462 10th & Santa Clare and BILL KUHLER distance star, Mike Ryan, was in Olympic competition, received dis- petition, heavy rains caused the the fastest 1,600-meter relay lap 84 E. San Fernando "Injuries and illness, along with a state of shock throughout the dainful treatment when they re- dirt runways to flood. This ham- in track history. 298-5404 turned to their respective coun- severe pressure, played an im- race. pered the throwers so much that Former University of California tries. Michael Jazy, France's 5,000- Beautiful p.rtani role in the behind-the- nobody was within 20 feet of the star Jerry Siebert declared him- meter man, was a typical victim. 40,4. for qualifying mark. As a result, the Spartan Gymnasts ...... Shoes self out of the competition before The French papers said Jazy's judges were forced to pick the the games began." wife treats him like a prisoner top 10 participants for the finals. The pressure, however, drove of war. One Piay cervice Weekend Skiing In the 100-meter finals, U.S. In Camelia Meet to outstanding per- In the 800 meters, the first four other athletes sprinter Bob Hayes was faced with example was Fred finishers broke the Olympic rec- The Spartan gymnastic team formances. One several disadvantages: He drew pole vault. He had ord. Before Winter left for Tokyo, will compete in its second meet of a 65 Reported Good Hansen in the the overused, slow, inside lane of only one attempt remaining in his he said George Kerr of Jamaica the season Saturday when it trav- (Continued from Page 6) the track, and he left his shoes els to Sacramento for the Camelia "WORK t effort to win the gold medal. The was capable of the track upset of mia.1,4 in Olympic village. Consequently, Fl -heals . gave him a standing ovation the modern era, a victory over Bowl Invitational, Inches total; good skiing; facilities fans he was forced to use what the hats - Wedgies he cleared the ball, climax- New Zealand's Peter Snell. Kerr, Coach Clair Jennett will take operating daily. when American coaches could scrape up We I ace your size ing 10 strenuous hours of vault- however, was victimized by poor Rich Chew, Jeff Milman, and Tony OF Highway 89: Squaw Valley: five at the last moment. One shoe had ing. strategy. He waited for Snell's Capola. Jennett employed the same AAAAA te B inches new snow on valley, eight six spikes, the other had four three gymnasts in the Nov. 21 81/2 to 12 Meanwhile, in the metric quar- finishing kick, but waited so long inches at top; total 30-66 inches; spikes, and was one-half size too Gymnastic " ter, the U.S. old man of track, 33- that two other runners, besides Nor t hern California ART" 59.95 to good skiing; facilities operating big. Despite these handicaps, he Larabee, ran the Snell, passed him. Tournament at S a n Francisco 4 $24.95 I daily as necessary; clear. year-old Mike tied the world record. §1 final 100 meters on guts alone. U.S. discus star, Al Oerter be- State. eaters & Cashmere Coats Highway 88: Peddler Hill, five A few inches proved to be the "Our three boys will face ap- Larabee almost retired from came the first American to win Our Specialty inches new snow, 36-48 inches the same competition charge decisive factor of the 1,500-meter proximately accounts total; good skiing; facilities oper- open thurs. 'til 9 race as the U.S.'s only hope, Dyrol they faced at SFS," said Jennett. ating daily; cloudy. Burleson, had apparently captured "It will be interesting to see how DISCOUNT WITH ASI3 CARD Highway 108: Use chains. Dodge More About perfect position. The favored Snell much everybody has improved in new snow, 36-48 the short duration between the /676(1 Ridge, five inches was boxed, and it appeared he , $4-10E6 inches total; good skiing; facilities might finally lose a race. two meets." 30 I. SAN ANTONIO CT2-5090 operating daily; cloudy. In the next 100 meters, how- Chew placed sixth in the side Downz,vn SRA Jots Eyes Conference Art Cleaners Sparta ever, the two positions were re- horse and eighth in the all-around I -- Yosemite: Chains advised on Highway 41, chains required Chin- (Continued from Page 6) versed. "I was just a spectator in at SFS. He is rated one of the top 398 E. Santa Clara 293.1030 coast, how- quapin to Badger. Badger Pass: the fifth largest college %vest of the Mississippi and third largest in the race for the last 100 yards," performers on the west and has not MEN Four inches new snow, 36 inches California behind UCLA and University of California. said Burleson. "I could not make ever, in both events, 11:0" yet reached peak form. Keep in slope at the total; good skiing; facilities oper- As the oldest publicly-supported school in California, it has tra- my move without fouling some- placed seventh in ating weekends; cloudy with snow dition. Its geographic placement, at the base of the peninsula, allows one." Jeff Milman at SFS against several SAN JOSE flurries. it to siphon patronage from both sides of San Francisco Bay. On the final day, Henry Carr trampoline of the top performers in the world. Lassen; 16 inches new snow, 60 Texas Western rates a No. 2 selection because it brings another played with the field in the final Kaleidoscope Books HEALTH CLUB He Milman is also expected to be one inches total; skiing fair to good; state to the conference, has its expanded athletic facilities and en- lap of the 200-meter relay. of the best collegiate performers RESULTS IN 60 DAYS facilities operating weekends. rollment to a scope required by the WAC and has the Sun Bowl game started quickly, slowed down, and on the west coast this year. Nevada, Slide Mountain: Five in which to showcase the conference champion against a national then sprinted home, in 44:6, the NOW OPEN Gain: inches new snow, 24 inches total; opponent. 3" on Chest skiing; facilities operating These admittedly are selfish reasons, working to the best interest 3" off Waist fair cloudy. of Arizona State and the University of Arizona, now holding down 1" on Arms weekends; The Movement 2" on Thighs the southern terminus of the WAC. EXPERT But they find favor at San Jose and Texas Western, both ready gain or lose by Lorraine Ilunsberry and willing to enroll when the WAC expands to eight members. 12.15 lbs. PILOT San Jose feels its athletic future can be served best in partner- LUBRICATION 98C of weight TRAINING ship with the Rocky Mountain tier of schools in the WAC. It is among our books on the scheduled through 1972 in football with all the WAC schools, plus struggle for human rights. We Pacific Air Academy California and Stanford, and is eager to bring "acceptable" opponents REWARD! in for home games. $10 REWARD IF WE MISS also have many other paper Now Offers San Jose's stadium seats 18,500though 22.000 janinied in for FACTORY INSTALLED GREASE FITTING backs not generally available. FINANCING! the ASU game (S-IS Homer inn') last year. But trigger anti better IA conditions are In the planning stage. A $30 million sports c pley. 919 N. 13th St. Adjustment 98c San Jose Private Pilot has been proposed for Santa Clara ("minty.. serving San Jose and Tire Repairs Battery Charge Brake Commercial Pilot Clara athletic needs. It would include a 55,000-seat stadium Save on Oil Filters! Instrument Pilot santa Tire Rotation 35e per wheel and 12,000-seat basketball arena. Multi -engine Pilot Fully Guaranteed Recaps $7.48 's11:g E.tnkg. Kaleidoscope Books Flight Instructor 292 9191 Acrobatic Flight Training Gianelli explains how SJS is located in a large metropolitan area PURITAN OIL CO., 6th & Keyes Available Soon !! ! and concludes his article with "San Jose wants, and needs, the WAC. The feeling is mutual." COUPON PILOT SCHOOL present this coupon Approved by and Save $3.00 Federal Aviation Agency Dept. of Education on month course California Cf/%bm Cainpili RetiqioUi tficie ALC LCA Pacific Air Academy San Jose Health Club 295-4212 Lutheran Worship MUNICIPAL AIRPORT -D 413 E. Santa Clara St. WORSHIP WITH SAN JOSE Sunday 9:30 A.M. Call 295-9910 UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY imemseesseaseasmesiessmareaseeeelis PresbyterianCongregationalDisciples for the complete collegiate experiercE The Sunday 11:00 a.m. worship this Sunday at Chapel of Reconciliation Sermon: "A Birth Into Our Mi11-1 300 So. 10th Rev. Don Emmel First Baptist Church NEW \octurzne Stut the downtown church Program Meeting The catering to the college community 7:00 P.M. Tuesday BY Artcarved Chapel of Reconcilation 8:30 8, 11:00 an,. Morning Worship 300 So. 104 (across from men's dorms) 9:45 a.m. Colleg "Seminar" 5:45 p.m. TriC Club Students of all races are welcomed Roy C. Hoch, Campus Pastor 198 So. Second St., San Jose 9:30 a.m. Coffee Discussion at Christian Center Dr. Clarence R. Sands, Pastor Pastors: Don Emmet, Mark Rutledge

First Immanuel Lutheran Church Wesley and ell Jr( t , Foundation 4 of Student Center Church Missouri Synod (Methodist Student Lutheran Center) 09eitid arid/ 374 So. 3rd Street 441 South 10th Sunday Morning Services: Street of---La tier- alasJ Sal o/ 8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 6:00 p.m. . Supper 2 blocks from school College discussion group 9 45 40c p.m FRIDAY LECTURE SERIES A. J. BROMMER, Pastor - 292.5404 7:00 Proara, Today 12:30 8:00 p.m Worsh;p 294.7033 R. Fiedler, Director of Music: B. Dahms. thurches Incoliontent in the Speaker: Bishop Max Raimir Inter.City Bishop of the Milpitas Ward I Panel Report Topic: "In All Thy Getting, Get Understanding" Worship Sunday EVERYONE INVITED 3irs1 Lovenao I Church First St. Paul's & Riverside Santa Clara 1 Sth 10th at San Salvadt, INSTITUTE OF RELIGION Services 930 1 1130 a.m. 9:30 1 11:00 a.m. Paul R. Searle, Director 10th at San Fernando 297-7600 Covenant Collegians meet at 9.45 a.m. Teacher: Jim May, Campus Crusade Director the diamond that dreams are made on College Youth Fellowship 8:30 p.m. CHRISTMAS STAR Existential Exit lIt it!, a Pragmatic Purpose BANQUET Here's a brilliant beginning for all your hopes and NEWMAN CENTE'll For Mut c.thoh, :student Center Services: :00 cm.: 7:00 p.m. Dc A.,-, joys.Artcarved's newest engagement ring sparkles . e pre, J. ,. all (1. 79 So. 5th St. 295.1771 Pastor Arvid Carlson, D.D. with a million flickering lights. Why not know the Our Reload to be Human beauty of Nocturne Star forever? becendrer It Sunday, December 6 Feast of the Immaculate Conception See Nocturne Star and other Style Star rings at 6 p.m. Masses at Catholic Women's I:enter SPARTAN TRI-C 'yourArtcarved Jeweler. Priced from $90. Ask about 9:31 amt. 11: 11 a.m. and ll., $1.50 Permanent Value Plan. For a free illustrated the 3rd & San Antonio Rodger Williams Fellowship C, 216 East 45th folder, write to Artcarved, Dept. Daily Mass . . . 11:45 A.M. 9:45 cm. Seminar.Barry Keiser Grace Baptist Church Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. .... Catholic Women's Center 5.45 p.m. Collc Jo tic... International students our gaeSi. Make remenations through inter Panel IhscussionChurch Unity national center. Meetings ... Wednesday Evenings ... 8 PA. Sunday 9:00 p.m. George -Shorty" Collins 1-1-twascw4i's Pre.Christma.s Program Chaplain: Father Largente John M. Akers Newman Club President: Don Berti College Dept. - First Baptist Church P C le CI 275 South First Street, San Jose 8-44PA1ITAN DATT.Y Camp Director "daY 5" 1"4 Schedules Seminar Prof, Dean Differ Over IBM Art Dept. Adds Ceramics Kilns SAM Position Open l'he It annual Invesiouilt room will be hy priced at Alij,11,nt hl,riti lot ASH in- Two new 30-cubic-foot kilns The $2,1356 gas-fired kilns will Club Seminar will be irresented to- ! $4 to the public, and $3 to students terviews for Freshman Camp di- and faculty. Applications for regis- ossibility for Registration have been installed in IA234 to help relieve the load on present morrow by. the Society for Ad- rector are available today in the of the increasing kilns, according to Prof. Warren tration may be obtaineti by writing College Union, 315 S. meet the need. vancement of Manav,ement i SA M ). lobby of the number of students enrolled in the W. Faits, head of the All Depart- Investment Club Seminar, Bunk- Ninth SI. By DAVE VINCENT ample), he can go home and only Speakers and pawls at the all- ecramies and sculpture laboratory. ment. :less Division, SJS, San Jose 14, Interviews for all students inter- Do you remember the huge reg- needs to pick up his class-cards at day conclave will diseuss new de- ' Calif. registration. Once he is in a class - ested in the position will be held istration lines at the beginning of veloprnents in club operations, andl Further information may be ob- in the Union next Wednesday from there is no chance of being from Dick Stewart at 258- the semester? The rushing and 'bumped' out by someone in a high- selection and sales timing, accord- tained 3-5 p.m. 8679 after 6 p.m. waiting, only to find the class was er periority. ing to Adm. Joseph L. Herlihy, SJS Applications for another ASB Spartan Daily Classifieds post, Weekend Co-Rec Director, closed? No one can forget! This takes care of most of the professor Of business and assistant are also available in the Union. Have you thought, while waiting disadvantages of computer regis- director of the. National Associa- Master's Exams "Is this really necessary?" Accord- tration used at other colleges. But BUY 'EM! tion of Investment Clubs. ing to Prof. Henry Matter, coordi- suppose the student doesn't get one Admission to the seminar and nator of the computer center in of the classes he has signed for'? luncliion irs lie dinim: Spartaguide Engineering Division, computer Is he therefore shunted from tak- I NEED I GIRL to share unappr. apt. Planned Tomorrow the ANNOUNCEMENTS (I) . State House, 508 So. 11th, No. 19. 297 TODAY: pre-registration Is a solution. ing another similar class? St talent s planning to obtain 119, Ii Clreolo !Milano and El Cie- But Dr. Ralph Cummings, dean WE PAY CASH ' degrees in English may LIST PRINTED r t apparel APTS. FOR RENT -$31 550 Checklists Here master's eulo Castellano, 5 p.m. -7 p.m., WO, of admissions, claims we don't We rer,t & sell NI t iowns. veils '.4/ written comprehensive No, stated Matter, because the per month. See take the volleyball game between the have the capacity and flexibility in crowns & hoops. UNI,,,Uk ',HOPPE, 1589 No. 4. 295 810t. '11Pels11,1. I. ir 1)511 sensester from 9 computer prints a list of those who Mer.d.an. 264 7552. Closed Mon. examination tomorrow computer, PAY MO-NTH-C."1 it, Aor, anslei ore available Spanish Club and the Italian Club. the campus IBM 1620 didn't make it into the class they UNWANTED HAIR re, .,ed by a.m.12 noon, and 1-4 p.m. in FO- -17, ,11111 1-5 NIFW1111111 Club. 8 pm., Newman and "I want registration, not pre- NANTE-LLE P. I /10 '7 it AIN 142. 104. according to Itr. Roberta wanted, and another list of classes skill. (v.1 names Center, 79 S. Fifth St., general registration, since we would still 294 4499. Holloway, chairman of the exam- that are still open, and the number WOMAN APPROVED APT ...M. meet ing. have to eventually register every- ining committee and professor of of seats still available. The stu- AUTOMOTIVE (2) Atull--Aetwiernn Club, 3.30 p.m.. one with this system." dent then may fill out a card for a $75 - I BDRM., on 11.. I :nulls's. Cafeteria A and B, film about Mailer has sent out descriptions it 'Si FORD FAIRLANE. P S. P, 8, R, FI barb gue. , Students should notify Dr. Hot- second choice class. Although , L I ...te carport. b Lebanon. of the process to all the divisions, this process $506 or otter. Or 3 5183. 1 his Year's . limo or Dr. James Wood, pro- would be unusual, ch,,,p: 8 trans. 378-0273. L.D.S. Institute of Religion, since pre-registration would be 1962 AUSTIN 850. 40 nip.... Parks easily. Favorite fessor of English and departmental could be repeated until the student New tires Latrery & tune-up. Excellent 345 EAST Campus 12:30 p.m., Institute Building, done on that level. He believes got into a class that he wanted. 164 3715. Make offer. Coed campus living from $10 a ,,, mordinator, to two weeks prior Cond. _ lolls and San Fernando Streets. each division could easily use the Does this sound almost too easy? De. 297-2181 or 295.9753, ' to the date, if the student wishes 'NI PLYMOUTH V 8. Auto trans. Bishop Max Raisor of the Milpitas computer for pre-registration. "We now used by pendaLle, [ores. Ex.-el. cond. $395. 264. JUST COMPLETED - Splitlevel 2 1 r to take the exam, This is the method 2 Lath apt. 70 S. 8111 St., No. I. Ward will speak on "In All Thy are willing to help them net up a to register 2620. Tlie examination is scheduled the engineering division 7788 after 4. Getting, Get Understanding," open program, and the instructors would students, anti '57 RETRACTABLE HT FORD. New tires, for three parts: part one, objec- their upper-division ban.. etc. P. W., steering, seat. T-bi,d GRANT HALL CONTRACT for , to the public. have to learn little." Matter believes that more engi- Discount. 297 8563. tive, 9 a.m.; part two, criticism, V 6 auto. $750. 656.1877. TOMORROW: in- apt. Killion t three, general CARD TURN-IN neering students should be '63 FORD ECON. VAN camper. Excel. 2 WOMEN'S appr. Ill to 12 a.m.; part Spartan Oriocrl, 6 p.m., Fourth rood. Make offer. 377.6722 after 5. Spring semester. $200 ea. 298-36(11. 1 to 4 p.m. I As Molter envisions the pre- cluded. APT. Ht. -MGRS. Married Street Bowl, annual bowling tour- registration, each student picks up Dr. Cummings charges that en- '61 VW -- Xlnt. buyl good cond. Must sell. $1050. 205 So. 12th. Ron. Rental Credit. An 414224, nament. his card, fills it out, selecting the gineering can pre-register its stu- 'SO MGA - WW, rad Mr. N.-, I ONE OR TWO MALE ROOMMAlES Brando Featured Rho Epsilon (real estate frater- course, teacher, and hour that he dents because "they have a cap- and Tonn.. 295 7816._ nity), 9 a.m., tour 01 Vogler City, wants, just as he always has. On a tive audience and don't have a free '56 TR-3. Ped. WW, Peer,,,', Tonight in Flicks a completely mast el' planned, self- designated morning he turns in elective system. Besides this they r. $495. 777-8181. MALE NEEDED TO SHARE . _ contained conitotatil) near San his card and then may leave. don't register their students in the '63 HONDA 250 sciainbler. 1.1 Waterfront ,’ starring Mateo. Transinalation will be pro- few hours later, after the general education courses, only the Chr,,,,,e. Must sell! $550. Gary ANN DARLING APARTMENTS Brando, Eva Marie Saint, A ;i:Lhen, 295 9993. vided. Open In all interested stu- cards have been converted to engineering courses." land Karl Malden, will be featured MUST SELL clean 58 V.W. Sunroof -or Washin Itac. 6 heated pc, k. dents. punched cards for SJS' IBM 1620 Suppose our student pre-regis- ping center. WIriqbg. pd. 33rd & at the flicks tonight at 7 in TFI55. trade for older car. Make offer. Stan, Weekend Co-Ree, 12:30 p.m.- computes', and run through, the ters by Matter's way and then ae- 650 S. 8th, No. 5. burg Way. 298.0654. Winner of eight Academy 4:30 p.m.. WG and MG. Admission student comes back to see if he re- cides to change to another class? '59 VESPA 125. Needs paint. Good me CONTRACT for sale. Spring. Cali, awards, "On the Waterfront" is ASH card only. Faculty and Women s Cent. Kathy Wisx. 794 467: by ceived the classes of his choice. He merely drops the pre-registered chani.al $90 .r."' di, windshield, hel. the story of a Jesuit priest who privilege NEED 4 OR 5 MEN OR WOMEN staff admitted by faculty If he has, which depends on his course and picks one horn the met. 2, tries to smash the rule of a mob '60 CUSHMAN EAGLE. $200 or offer. rent 3 bdrm., 2 bath. fern Tough Cowhide card. priority (whether he is an upper openings still available when he hitch. oil. pd. $135. 295-2794. controlling a big city's waterfront Balkan Dance Club, 8:30 p.m., With ac,ssories. 3;9 2382. Call eves. Fleece Lined senior, or lower junior, for ex- goes to register. '64 VW -- Sea blue, sunroof. $1625. JULIAN GLEN APARTMENTS area. kolo party. 764 ’7.,7, 1 8. 2 BDRMS., turn. & unfurn. $100 Also available in "The Mark of Zorro" and a car- SUNDAY: 7 heated pools, ww cpts, & drapes. I. CORVAIR rooDLX. long with split side '61 12/1-1, good patios. wash./mach., wtr/gbg. pd I toon also will be presented. 'Fri-C Club, 5:45 p.m.-9 p.m., , 741 '731, after 5:30. quiries welcomed. E. Julian, N. 2611, ’, Admission is 35 cents. Tri-C Building, Third and San An- 294-5233. FOR SALE 131 Hoffman's tonio Streets. Pre-Christnnas sing REED ONE GIRL .0-E. .. at 9 p.M. MILLER'S STEAK HOUSE I others. Call 297-577 WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29. Dorm Advisers MONDAY: Wedding Press 295 0946. NEED 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES 46 S. Ma. ket St, Sall place 2 who ' I Students interested in becoming Young Republicans, 8 p.m., TB AND HENKE SKI BOOTS and carry case. 2 residence advisers for the college 55, business meeting. pr. ladies. 71/2N & 9N. Lie new. $25 residence Soci- each. Ski poles, $5. 377.8672. halls may obtain appli- Political Science lionarary LOST AND FOUND (6) HI-FI SPKR. w/cab. $45. Bogen amp cations from the Housing Office, ety, 3:30 p.m., CH167. GOLDEN STEER ROOM 530. Gerard Changer $30. 241.4919. 319 S. 5th St., at any time up to Gamma Theta Upsilon (National LOST: Correlation of the Arts noteb.- p.m., HAVE JAZZ LP'S. Will sell. 295-5609 in Industrial Arts bldg. 293-9023. Dec. 11. Geography Fraternity), 6:30 ()UR STEAKS BEAT THE RAIN! For small Honda AW CMON Qualifications are that the stu- Garden City Hofbrau, 51 S. Market SPECIALTY IS windshield 810. CY 5.5215. Mike. PERSONALS 171 SWEETIE -- dents be upper division or graduate St. HELP -WANTED 141 LEMME NEED RELIABLE DRIVER-3ur Peuge-t Dinners Lunch Breakfast SALESMAN RECORDING CO. 15; to Chicago by Xmas. Some expen,e; Speak the Foreign Language CommIss,on. MUSIC ART PRODUC- References required. Cali 867.9256 TIONS. 297-7674, of Your Choice Willow Glen seek - ELDERLY LADY hvino SERVICES 181 mg English lessons. Girls preferred. 269- in Just 6 Weeks Your Favorite Cocktails and Music 1976. ALCOA is hiring Xmas help. 20 hr. wk AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet AFTER af kir Golden Steer !loom Sr holarships ar,til. See Mr. Castro, Sat Bailey. 296-5386, 449 W. San Carlos LAST NITE? '9.95 12 P.M. 517 Park Ave. TYPING - All kinds. 'reasonable. FORGET IT! Living Language Course HASHER WANTED at -the Mecca.. and deliver. 294-3772, 9 a.m.-6 p.m 292 2615 1I2 S 13th St. TYPING, all kinds. IBM Electric. Work available in: EXTRA CASH Mde wanted, over 21 . .ranteed. Jo Vine. 328-8527. t, five members of ow TYPING - Term paper, thesis, etc. Pica German French is 6 to 9 !torn our office. Electric. 243-6313. Spanish Italian Japanese 798-1267. EXCELLENT TYPING in my home. 252. NEED BOY s 1 795-2770. 5793. 40 complete lessons on 4 LP records MUSIC MAJOR et for TYPIST - Experienced. dependable I GOT THE Open 24 hrs. 163 West (Comes wA dict.unary) . -775 onable rates. Phone 294-1313. NEW, JAMAL-. Phone 292-3848 Santa Clara EXCELLENT TYPING - All errors car. CITY for reservations HOUSING (5) . ...d. Reasonable. 286-5944. 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