p. Council To Consider Press Control Bill Compromise Editorial Board Could Remove Daily Editor 'PARTAN By FRANCINE MILLER one member of the Student Coun- DAILY the idea that seven people can Spartan Daily Staff Writer cil chosen by that body. arrive at a more objective view '1'he editors of the Spartan Daily Also sitting on the board as ex- of a situation than one. "A board SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE and other ASB-funded publications officio members would be two fac- comprised of people with various will be held responsible to an edi- ulty advisers selected by the Aca- interests are more able to judge torial advisory board if Student demie Council. and have a more objective mind Vol. No. 73 Council passes the compromise bill 54 41613e " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 POWER TO than one student or one group of reached by representatives Dick REVIEW Although the board would not students with a vested Interest," Miner and Ken Shackelford yes- Shackelford argued. terday. decide editorial policy nor serve Although graduate representa- Editors of these publications as a censor, it would have the tive Dick Miner agreed to the com- Minority Groups Discussion could be removed by a two-thirds power to review and evaluate the promise proposals, the chairman of majority of the members of the ASB publications as to truthful- the Campus Policy Committee was board, which would be composed of ness, responsibility, and accuracy. quick to point out that "in the appointees by the deans of the In line with this, the bill also provides that the board requires society we live in, veracity and there be no promotion of private relevancy of the news is judged City Problems Forum Opens Monday no--h-N of the college and Interests contrary to general wel- by the members of that society." fare or partisanship in editorial "The DAILY CRITICISM Dilemma of the American Originally, "The Dilemma of the up to study it. Is "to educate and inform student comment unless all sides are pre- City: Plane Crash Racial Problems" is the con- American City" was an ASB com- Committee member. Mary and faculty members of the prob- sented. "Creating a board to do this troversial topic headlining a bevy mittee started last fall but it was Pepys, Bob Kelley and Pete Ellis, lem, with special emphasis on "Every individual at SJS almost starts to hedge on the prerogative of speeches and discussions begin- later discontinued. then decided to hold a major con- ghetto life and minorities in ur- without exception is responsible to of the community as a whole to ning with an open forum in front The idea was revived in De- ference in the spring to discuss ban areas," said C. K. Moreland, At Tahoe someone except the editors," stated judge the news," he stated. of the cafeteria Monday at 10:30 cember and a sub-committee of racial minorities. ASB information officer. Shackelford. "He has no responsi- Miner also told the senior rep- a.m. the College Union Board was set The object of the 3-4ay forum bility except to himself," he added. resentative that the majority of HOPES TO FIND PROBLEMS Kills Senior "I want to promote freedom of the criticism now leveled at the Moreland hopes that within the the press, but I want continuity Spartan Daily is not for how the three days the forum participants An SJS aeronautical operations and truthfulness," the senior rep- news is printed, (Shackelford's will "get at the problem and find student was among four persons resentative asserted, "There is greatest concern) or even for what out what the problem consists of." killed Tuesday night when a twin- only one person discerning the the paper prints, but for what the He stressed that the talks would engine plane he piloted crashed in truth now," he said. paper doesn't print. not center predominately on the a meadow near South Lake Ta- SLAP EDITORS' HANDS "It's useless to draw up a pro- Negro. Discussions on Mexican- hoe. Shackelford, who has repeatedly gram for the board if it doesn't American and Portuguese will also Leonard Lee Dorn, 22, a senior blasted the Spartan Daily for lack hit at the source of the com- be included, from Riverdale, Calif., was re- of accuracy, said the board would plaints," said Miner. portedly flying two San Jose Both conservative and liberal have the power to "slap the hands Shackelford couples to South Lake Tahoe when agreed to compro- factions will be represented of the editor if he steps blatantly mise, so the bill also provides the accident occurred. Also killed throughout the three days. out of line." He indicated that the in the crash were Mrs. Jeannette some measure for the responsibil- James Farmer, former CORE board's evaluation would not be a ity of the board to Rosendin, 37, of San Jose; Patrick apprise the director, and Saul Alinsky, head of case of prior restraint but would Spartan Daily editor of any news W. Regan, 44; and his wife, Emily, the Industrial Area Foundation in be punitive in nature. Items which the paper about 40, of Saratoga. may have Chicago, author, and ghetto or- Basis for the editorial board is overlooked. ganizer, will be on hand. Regan, executive vice president of A. J. Raisch Paving Co., was OTHER SPEAKERS one of the original directors of Other speakers include: Ivanhoe Spartan Foundation, an SJS boost- Donaldson, assistant national di- er organization. Diplomats, Educators rector of the Student Non-Violent SOLE SURVIVOR Coordinating Committee; Dr. Oc- Sole survivor of the crash is tavio Romano, a research anthro- Ray Rosendin, 40, a San Jose poligist of behavioral sciences; Dr. electrical contractor. Rosendin lost To Attend SJS Forum Harold M. Hodges, chairman of both legs in the accident and is Creation of a forum for sharing rector of the Office of Research the SJS sociology department; listed in critical condition at Bar- views between educators and U.S. and Analysis for American Repub- Patty Newman, member of Orange ton Memorial Hospital in Tahoe diplomats will be the goal of a lics, Department of State; Philan- County's Constructive Action; Jes- Valley. Foreign Policy Conference for Ed- der P. Claxton, special assistant to sie James, director of Mission Reb- Funeral services for Dorn will ucators set for tomorrow at &TS. the secretary of state for popula- els in Action, a youth-labor, self- be today at the People's Funeral The conference is designed to tion matters. help program in San Francisco's Chapel in Hanford at 2 p.m. Pri- give educators an opportunity to Afternoon workshop sessions Mission District. vate burial services will be at Bel- will share views with career diplomats. be led Dr. H. H. Brookins, Los Angeles mont Cemetery in Fresno. jointly by State Depart- More than 600 educators from ment officials and SJS faculty civil rights leader and director of According to first reports re- throughout northern California will members. Participating the United Civil Rights Organiza- leased by the EiDorado County from SJS participate in the conference will be Dr, James E. Watson, tion; San Della Maggiore, chair- sheriff's office, one engine of the asso- sponsored by 5.15 in cooperation ciate professor of political science; man, Santa Clara County Board of 11-fated Aero Commander ap- --Photo by Bill Bayley with the State Department. Dr. Lela A. Garner, assistant pro- Supervisors; and John Antonne, di- parently failed as Dorn approached The all-day conference, which fessor of political science; Dr. Em- SIX SJS'ers prepare a giant, multi-colored, one- Farmer. The activities start Monday with a 10:30 dector of DESTINY, a self-help South Lake Tahoe Airport, and begins at 9 a.m. in Concert Hall. bert Hendrickson, associate ton, twenty-four foot, fold -out bill board to an- a.m. open forum in front of the Cafeteria. youth program in Los Angeles' Dorn accelerated the other engine. pro- will feature presentations by the fessor of history; Dr. Jack W. nounce the three-day forum featuring James Watts ghetto area. Officers said the plane apparently diplomats on their views of cur- Sutherland, associate professor of was thrown over on its back. It rent world situations, workshop secondary education; Dr. Gerald fell straight down into some small sessions in the afternoon, and a E. Wheeler, professor of history; bushes in a foot of snow in a mead- Open End Forum major address by Ambassador Dr. Harris Martin, associate pro- Hearst Winner ow 11S miles north of the airport. George V. Allen, director of the fessor of history; Dr. Peter M. A $100 scholarship has been CAA TO INVESTIGATE Foreign Service Institute. Buzanski, associate professor of awarded to Jim Brewer, junior The crash will be investigated Other speakers include the fol- history; Dr. Billie Jensen, associ- journalism major, for his three- by the Civil Aeronautics Author- lowing State Department officials: ate professor of history; H. Kent Tower List Faces Critics part series on marijuana usage on ity. Charles Frankel, assistant secre- Schellenger, assistant professor of the SJS campus. The article ap- Dorn was a pilot for Trans Exec. tary of state for educational and political science; Dr. Fauneil Rhin The Tower List goes before its evaluation of faculty is a worth- Gene Lokey, assistant to the peared in the Spartan Daily last Co., a charter service out of San cultural affairs; Walter J. Stoessel associate professor of political month. critics tonight at 7:30 in Tau Delta while idea but criticizes "the way ASB president, will serve as mod- Jose Municipal Airport. He was Jr., Deputy assistant secretary of science; Dr. Glenn G. Morgan, as- Phi's Open End Forms in Cafe- it's being done. erator. Brewer's seesri took ninth place loaned to Rosendin at Rosendin's state for European affairs and socate professor of political sci- in the January investigative request, a Trans Exec, official former deputy chief of mission, ence, and Wallace W. Berry, in- teria A and B. Dr. Shapiro, on the other hand, Besides sponsoring the Tower and/ or interpretative writing competi- said. Moscow; Gregory B. Wolfe, di- structor in political science. This is the first in a series of Is in opposition to the entire idea List and Open End Forum, the Dorn is survived by his wife, forums to he presented this se- of a campus distributed evaluation Tau Delis financially assist stu- tion of the William Randolph Hearst Foundation's Journalism Gail, 440 Porter St., San Jose; his mester by the scholastic honorary list. dents and faculty with research parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard uct, has been subject to much and study projects. Award Program. STUDENT OPINION In the over-all school standings, Dorn. Riverdale; his grandparents fraternity. The fraternity Electric Car Show Sitting in for the students are also contributes SJS dropped to second place be- and two brothers. Dom's wife is a The List, a Tau Delta Phi prod- Dave Ctuidiff, junior mathematics money and manpower to the pro- duct, has been subject to much hind Kansas State University. junior occupational therapy major major and chairman of the Tower duction and sale of the Tower Indiana University is third. at SJS. criticism by various faculty mem- List and Jose Alvarez, junior so- Magazine, a publication containing bers since its first appearance on Opens Here ciology major. primarily faculty-written articles. Today the SJS campus in spring, 1964. Representing the faculty faction A National Symposium on the senior and student body president. are Owen M. Broyles, professor of Electric Automobile will explore Moderator for the event will be economics, Dr. Charles E. Smith, Activist Student Group the history, development and po- Santa Clara University professor associate professor of physiology tential of electric transportation Richard Pefly, head of the Me- and advisor to Tau Delta Phi, and at SJS today and tomorrow, in chanical Engineering Department. Dr. Robert B. Clarke, associate the first symposium of its kind. Participants on the Stanford professor of psychology. Plans Anti-War March It will begin at 9:30 this morning team are Dr. Jim Adams, associate in E132. mechanical PROS AND CONS professor of design; The event, co-sponsored by the Ralph Kimball, senior electrical The participation of Dr. Herman Anti-war activists seeking sup- Chicago last December. The na- Santa Clara Valley Engineers' engineering major; and Miss Sandy Shapiro, professor of philosophy, is port for campus "peace activities" tional commitee has called for a Council and the SJS School of En- Roberts, "Miss Teenage America" still tentative. during a nationwide movement in week of "intensive campus anti- gineering, will also examine the and Samuel Ayer High School According to Roger Allen, chair- war activity, culminating in the April said this week that plans need for a change from the com- senior. man of the Open End Forum Com- transportation of students and fac- were underway for a San Jose to mon internal combustion engine One of the prime motives for mittee, Dr. Broyles thinks student ulty to mass demonstrations sched- San Francisco protest march. uled for April 15 in New York and the technological, economic the adoption of electric auto- Spokesman for what he termed and San Francisco." and sociological impact of such a mobiles is the increasing problem Glenn Ford Flick "strictly an informal group of peo- Norman Paul, another "unoffi- change. of air pollution, according to Hugh ple with a common goal," Robert cial" leader of the local drive, Highlighting today's session will C. Ross, chairman of the event Glenn Ford and Maria Schell Cugini, senior philosophy major, emphasized the importance of in- be a debate-discussion at 2 p.m. and president of Ross Engineering take title roles in tonight's Fri- said the local effort was a tie-in dividual participation during the in Morris Dailey Auditorium on Corp. This topic will be discussed day's fix-k, Cimarron. to an international drive to "end campaign. "Four on the Floor vs. the Rheo- by George J. Taylor, assistant Set in Oklahoma between 1889 all war." "This movement is open to any- stat, or Problems in Developing chief, California State Bureau of and 1914, the film tells of the "The march to San Francisco one and everyone who is against the Electric Auto by 1975." The Air Sanitation, in his lecture, "Mo- tumultuos opening of the terri- is one of the many activities sug- war. We're not affiliated with any SJS School of Engineering will tor Vehicle Pollution and Pros- tory, with the following violence gested at our first meeting last special group, so no ideological con- present the affirmative side and pects for Control." over land claims. week. We're trying to organize flicts will arise," he said. the Stanford University School of During the two-day symposium. Accented with an off again, on local activities to publicize and At last week's meeting a re- Engineering will argue the nega- both day sessions begin at 9:30 tive position. again love affair, Cimarron re- support Vietnam Week, April ported 70 students gathered to dis- B a.m. and end at 5 p.m. The sym- veals the showy luxury of America 8-15," Cugini said. cuss the protest proposals and SJS will be represented by Dr. posium concludes tomorrow night in pre-World War I days. "The group, according to Cugini. submitted suggestions for local MAPPING STRATEGY for this afternoon's debate on the electric Frank Agardy. associate professor with a banquet and an address by The Alpha Phi Omega sponsored formed here in response to organ- activities. auto are (standing left to right) SJS teammates Scott Kennedy, of sanitary engineering; William Dr. Tom Suvor, president of Dyne- film series is open to all SJS stu- izing efforts of the Student Mobil- An open formation meeting is William Huckaby, and Dr. Frank Agardy. Stanford participants liuckaby, SJS senior mechanical Volt Corp., Sacramento, on "Elec- dents for 35 cents in JC141. ization Committee, established by scheduled today in JC136 from are (seated left to right) Dr. Jim Adams, Ralph Kimball, and engineering major; and Scott Ken- tric Automobile - - New Engineer- Show time is 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. a national student conference in 2:30-5:20 p.m. Sandy Roberts. Moderator is Dr. Richard Pefly (far right), nedy, Willow Glen High School ing Breakthrough." ISPARTAN DAILY Friday, February 24, 1967 Pywacket By JIM BREWER !fp, RTAN DAILY IMAGES lI'F, ..... SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE All leaders present images; Julius Cae- sar, standing on a hill overlooking a Editor Jerry Townsend Advertising Manager .... Jack Groban battlefield, sword in one hand, shield in the other. I can see it now; Governor Reagan, Editorial welcoming Dr. Gilbaugh and Isis 100 pro- tuition signatures, arms outstretched, red pencil in one hand, eyebrow pencil in the other. Servant or Spokesman? * * * IS HE KIDDING? is financially any ties, in the area of policy or fi- Anytime a newspaper Remember Robert Kelley, the Negro dependent upon the good will of a nance, with the ASB? freshman who rose into the ASB political political organization. the content of 3. Is the staff of the Daily an ir- picture by calling upon all prominent mirror, in varying de- responsible group which must be con- the paper will campus Negroes to strike in protest against bia,es of that body. The trolled through a politically oriented grees. the alleged racial discrimination on the part Spartan Daily receies approximately and elected body? of the president? $30.000 of i 7100.000 per year 4. Is there some way in which the Now Ise says he has formed an organiza- responsible di- budget Irons the \ B. The remainder Daily could he made tion in support of state college tuition. Htt is financed by ads ertising,. It doesn't rectly to the students, rather than de- describes his group as dormant. He says it pay for the Daily to make enemies pendent upon the policies of a partic- will sponsor a candidate for the ASB aiming top ASH officials, in other ular ASH administration? presidency. words. 5. Is the newspaper's role as a * * * Journalism is a profession which watchdog of government applicable on HOW'S THAT AGAIN? stresses responsibility to the public, a college campus, as well as outside it? It was reported that the U.S. flew nearly ohjectil it. honesty, and fairness to You decide. J.T. "Just in case, how far is it to Formosa ... ?" 50 missions over North Viet Nam last all. The ideal journalist relies more weekend and lost only one aircraft . . . on his heart and conscience than his Must be the inferior quality of Soviet

pocketbook or his chances for per- Thrust and Parry war materials. * sonal gain. The staff of the Daily is * * resj sible to the SJS academic com- WHO WEARS THE WHITE HAT? munity. not to a special! interest group, Reagan's Student Finances View Rapped Did you read in the Chronicle last Tues- which may or may not represent the day that two Viet Cong were captured by total campus interest. 'Students Not Oblivious of greater economic demand i.e. increased "communication gap" is the type of problem GIs near Bong Son, questioned and, while The Daily is presently set up as tuition and fees. We need more of them, not which governmental leaders are expected to defenseless, one was cracked in the face less, for they represent a valuable segment of be able to recognize and with which demo- with a rifle butt? the college piper. The ASB subsidizes society. They pay a high price already for cratic governments are expected to cope. To Economic Pressures' The bloody photo included with the the piper. and. quite naturally, wants the education they so desperately want. It I sincerely hope that our governor soon Editor: is not a matter of "giving" them a free edu- learns how to apply reason to the sources of story makes me think of a friend of mine to call the tune. Numerous attempts For the past four years, as part of my job cation, but rather minimizing insofar as social problems instead of merely applying who happened to participate in a "game have been made in the past to establish as a counselor in the Student Personnel possible the cost, so that their chances of rhetoric to their symptoms. of war" I stick rifles and all) with several successful fulfillment of their college effort direct control by the ASB over Spartan Office, I have been a member of the Financial G. Wayne Peak friends while at a keg party. Ile said his can be realized. A12343 the other Daily editorial policy. Aids Committee which administers the pro- Is it a sin to belong to the lower income side was the U.S. Marines and The compromise Editorial Advisory grams designed to help students experiencing groups for which punishment in the form was the good guys. of regressive taxation (high tuition) Board bill. %% hid' will come before financial problems related to school. must Fictional Agent Reports * * * In this capacity, I have spent considerable be levied? Student Council Wednesday, would time talking to students about the "money" Orpha M. Quarlros 'He Seeks $51.50 Worth' SWINGS AND SLIDES set up the for another ASH Personnel Counselor framework side of college. Thus, I am constantly being Editor: "A cat named Buddha," a man who's group w hid could influence Daily made aware of that portion of the student been around California's hippy scene policies. It would have the power, population which seems to go unnoticed or Writer Accuses Reagan This is a semi-secret report to Gen. Low Key, fictional Commander in Chief of ASB's since before they were called hippies, Ignored by those in our so-called affluent among others. to remove the editor, non-existent division of the CIA. says he's going to initiate the next step strictly on its 11%in iii it iat Re. society who assume that college students as Of 'Communication Gap' Chief: This was intended to be "for your in "rock" dances. Along with big band a group are well-heeled, parentally over- eyes only," however, realizing that anything names and light shows, he says he wants Such a proposal brings up a num- economic pres- Editor: indulged and oblivious to the said to you on the QT eventually leaks out, to bring modeling clay, swings, slides, ber of logical questions: sures and realities of adult life. The demonstration attending Vice President I chose to submit my report through the I wish those who believe that "any under- Humphrey's recent visit to the Stanford Uni- see-saws, and even trees into the dancing 1. Can the Daily best serve the in- Daily. grad who can't came up with 20-30 tuition versity campus has precipitated a statement About the activities and intentions of SJS area. terests of the campus by having its bucks per month . . . can't possibly want to by Governor Reagan which indicates his lack student Jeff Mullins (whose trustfulness you He thinks people need more lo do while editorial lee isis ins lirectly influenced go to college very badly" could sit in my chair of analytical ability or at best his hesitancy seem to frequently question) I have observed they attend these fonetions. for a while. For literally hundreds of students, to use it. by an agency of the ASH? the following. You may rest at ease. I hrstand the authorities are in favor every extra dollar demanded is crucial in I refer to the governor's statement of Feb. His intentions are neutral. He is just an- 2. Indeed, should the Daily have terms of his ability just to survive and stay 21 in which he "deplored" the demonstration other student possessing a keen interest in of the project. in school let alone have time and oppor- as a"disgrace" and as an indication of the the college, Seventh Street and ASB govern- Think he's kidding? . . . go to the tunity to experience some of the more subtle tendency to "demonstrate first and hopefully ment. He merely seeks the $51.50 worth Santa Venitia Armory in Mann County pleasures and satisfactions presumably pro- reason later." To fortify his position, Mr. of formal and informal education this campus this weekend and find out. vided by a college setting. Literally, a ham- Reagan cited Samuel Gompers to the effect offers. He is suspicious, though, of individuals iVARTAN DAILY burger and beans diet is the rule, not the that laborers SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE (read citizens) only strike (read who scurry about in slightly tarnished armor exception, for these students. demonstrate ) when effective negotiation ( read whispering into presidential ears. (You have postage paid at San Jose, Californie. Second class Statistically, it is established that over communication) with management (read es- nothing to fret about Chief Low Key, as your Member California Newspaper Publishers Association 25 per cent of our students actually have tablished and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by to authority) fails. armor was polished just recently.) Notable Quotes students of San Jose State College, except Saturday seek some form of financial aid from our Gompers' statement has merit and is appli- In reference to your concern whether or American Nazi and Sunday, during college year. Subscription accept- office during the school year. Most of these cable to the events at Stanford: however, Mr. not he supports that "Negro revolutionist" George Lincoln Rockwell, ed only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full aca- fund students come from families where the income Reagan failed to grasp that its significance on campus, Bob Kelley's stand for tuition, party head, explaining his hiring a demic year, $9: each semester, $4.50. Off-campus party treasury: advertising rep- is less than $6,000 per year. Over two-thirds lies not in condemning the events, but in he does not! He and Kelley are friends raiser to boost the price per copy, 10 cents. National resentative: National Educational Advertising Service, of our students must work, full or part time, explaining them. The fact is that those who and in his own words . . . "Just because a I'm tired of being an idealist, I'm going of Inc., 18 E. 50th St., N.Y.C. Phone 294-6414Editorial in order to survive, One-third of our students demonstrate do so because they feel they have friend of mine is suffering from temporary to try the successful business techniques Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, are married and have families to support the no other effective means of communication Billy James Hargis, Robert Welch and people 2082, 2083, 2084. Editorial office---JC208, display 'mental unbalance' by supporting Governor advertising officeJC207, classified officeJC206. best way they can. To all these kinds of with established authority or with society at Reagan's tuition plan this doesn't mean I am like that. Office hours 24:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. students, finding "an extra 20-30 bucks a large. going to desert him." Printed at Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. 1st Se., month" would be close to impossible. It is the function of government in a demo- Cassius Clay: San Jose. I submit that these earnest, hard-working, cratic society to promote the best interest of Respectfully submitted, "An astronaut is in a world by himself, Editor JERRY TOWNSEND high motivated and qualified students should that society. How can it do so if governmental Agent M. teaching himself, breaking his own records, Advertising Manager ...... _ JACK GROBAN be encouraged in their struggles to achieve leaders are unaware of the character of so- Jeff Mullins seeing things no one else sees. Like an astro- Day Editor BRUCE ANDERSON Managing Editor RICK SKINNER an education, not discouraged by the prospect ciety and the nature of its problems? A A5122 naut, I'm in a world of my own." eh, Skiing, For a Wail of a Time Before or After Come to YOU'RE DIF- Get Your "Kicks" ... JONAH'S WAIL FERENT (you can help us probe the nature of matter, find a star, or better with a pair of girl-pleasing Where the unusual happens understand life processes. rough-outs. 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They meet the ct.11uar)h, iepresenti ng the SJS chess Its BAIA ANDERsoN used in control of other types 01 placed eighth in the At U Spartan Daily Staff Writer I Plant life. but this is the first Players from a team representing California State chess champion - "What- You want to set fire to ! time it has ever been used for Tells Plans IBM on Wednesday, March 1. ships held last weekend at Ur' part of a nat ional park!" ex- the benefit of the sequoias, ac- The SJS chances for victory Santa Barbara. cording to Harvey. claimed a park ranger. GruTet Walther, advertising di- are considered high in the ranks The 1964-65 5.15 team was ruled This is exactly what three SJS THREE-FOLD REASON of the Peninsula League because lIneligible to participate because rector of Sparta Life, has an- biology professors, Dr. Richard J. "The reason for doing this is they took second place in last . their point rating was above the nounced the campus feature maga- Hartesveldt, Dr. It. Thomas Har- three-fold." Harvey commented. year's elimination. pePoitnittorslevel allowed college corn- %ey, anti Di. Howard S. Shellham- "First, we want to understand the zine's spring issue will go on sale The league represents teams met', h % e done in a research relationship of fire to the Giant May 15. project for U.S. National Park Sequoias so it can be interpreted Last semester's edition of Sparta Service over the past two years. to people who visit the national Life was selected the nation's The three SJS biologists drew forests. Next, we want to reduce LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "Best College Magazine.. two main conclusions from their the fire hazard. The fire hazard Feature prescription burning la controlled Is increasing because of the good by Sigma Delta Chi men's national RicaROo s 6 Nights a Week forest forest which is allowed to fire prevention of recent years. professional fraternity. cnIcrtain- burn out naturally 1. Since there have been few fires, A grills rariely of there is much debris on the Walther, a senior advertising mew, along with g I Italian First the sequoias cannot repro- giound. This debris along with the major from Stockton, plans "to dinners, awaits you at Ricardd.s. duce successfully without occas- smaller plant life and shrubs is establish a unique promotional Thursday and Friday nights PI- sional forest fires to remove dead extremely flammabl e. Finally perience "Flowers." the new ex- debris on the ground and com- campaign to familiarize the entire we want to devise a management citing Rock group. On If Mises- peting plant life. campus community with Sparta technique that will allow us to day and Saturday. it's Rich and Life." CONCLUSIONS DILVAN accomplish the first two objectives Bill with lively folk music. Second, the fire hazard is ac- economically. The Stockton Junior College Pleasant jazz sounds are yours tually increasing due to the suc- Hartesveldt has worked as a transfer served as advertising pro- each Monday. And on Sunday cessful prevention of forest fires park naturalist since 1950. He ex- nights. Ricardo's presents Inch, duction manager for Sparta Life in recent years. plained how he became interested Tom's Committee with the Tal- While the project is not yet last semester. Showcase. where new groups in the sequoias, "When I decided Photo by Ken Jones 9tczte-e,,z ent completed, it is already successful. to get my Ph.D., I knew I would "Our stuff members are ex- are introduced each week. In one plot of ground in Redwood PLOT GROWTH RATE OF SEQUOIAS Graphing the growth DINNERS have to have a tremendous in- rate of a giant sequoia is Dr. Richard Hartesveldt while Dr. H. ceptionally enthusiastic this semes- Open Daily at 4 p.m. Mountain Grove in Kings Canyon terest in my project and that it ter. We Thomas Harvey looks on. The stick of wood contains cores taken want to give SJS a top Entertainment National Park, over 2,000 young 218 Willow Sit. would have to benefit the park with an increment bore. The results indicate the effect of forest quality feature magazine," Walther Starts at 9 p.m. seedlings germinated during the service in some way. I did my 294-4009 fires on the growth rate of the sequoias. stated. spring following the prescription doctoral dissertation on the ef- burning. Before the burning, few if fects of heavy tourist ti avel on any seedlings were germinated. the Giant Sequoias." Only 30 per cent of these seedlings HUMAN IMPACT EFFECTS survived the summer. 'rhe summer "I found the effects of human AT YOUR SERVICE was one of the Myest in park his- Impact were not as serious as tory, which probably accounted for many people had thought them to 90 per cent of the seedlings, Har- be. It was during these human tesveldt and Harvey remarked. impact studies that I discovered Shellhammer was involved in the germination problem of the studying the small mammal and Giant Sequoias. bird life in the project. When the National Park Serv- FIRE USED AS TOOL ice wanted a study of the effects "If it seems contrary to current of various forest management and animal coactions on TEMCO feelings that fire should be used techniques COIN WASH as a management tool in our re- Giant Sequoia reproduction, Har- nowned sequoia groves let the vey and Shellhammer also began 1 I th & EAST SAN CARLOS ST. reader first consider that the giant working on the project. sequoia is well equipped for fire The information collected is still survival, and that wildfire has been being studied. It is a tedious job a natural environmental factor to measure the width of thousands throughout the evolution of the of growth rings on cross-sectional species. In fact, it could not have corestaken out of the tree with an Northern California's Most Complete Self-Service Laundry Featuring: evolved or survived as it has with- increment bore. Once measured all out frequent fires," Hartesveldt data collected must be graphed, stated in an article in Natural His- then interpreted. tory magazine. Hartesveldt and Harvey feel that Four plots were burned between the species is not seriously threat - 1. 43 Washers October 1964 and October 1966 in ened in the near future, but that Kings Canyon National Park. A the careful use of fire and cut - total of 18 acres were burned. ting are a realistic approach to Prescription burning has been maintaining the sequoias. 22 General Electric' 12 lb. capacity 25c 10 Speed, 8 lb. capacity, 20c SCREEN SCENES 1 Big Boy, 25 lb. capacity, 50c

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Servant or Spokesman? * * * derfi.J441:)4'r ' IS HE KIDDING? Anytime a newspaper is financially any ties, in the area of policy or fi- Remember Robert Kelley, the Negro dependent upon the good will of a nance, with the ASH? freshman who rose into the ASB political political organization. the content of 3. Is the staff of the Daily an ir- _ picture by calling upon all prominent the paper will mirror, in varying de- responsible group which must be con- campus Negroes to strike in protest against grees. the biases of that body. The trolled through a politically oriented alleged racial discrimination on the part Spartan Daily revels es approximately and elected body? of the president? $30.000 of its $100.000 per year 4. Is there some way in which the '-i_ ------"''''' - Now he says he has formed an organiza- budget from the ASH. The remainder Daily could be made responsible di- tion in support of state college tuition. He is financed by ads ertising. It doesn't rectly to the students. rather than de- describes his group as dormant. He says it pay for the Daily to make enemies pendent upon the policies of a partic- will sponsor a candidate for the ASB among top ASB officials, in other ular ASB administration? presidency. words. 5. Is the newspaper's role as a * * * Journalism is a profession which watchdog of government applicable on HOW'S THAT AGAIN? stress-es respiinsibility to the public, a college campus, as well as outside it? It was reported that the U.S. flew nearly objectivity. honesty, and fairness to You decide. J.T. "Just in case, how far is it to Formosa ... ?" 50 missions over North Viet Nam last all. The ideal journalist relies more weekend and lost only one aircraft . . . on his heart and conscience than his Must be the inferior quality of Soviet pocketbook or his chances for per- Thrust and Parry war materials. sonal gain. The staff of the Daily is * * * responsible to the SJS academic com- WHO WEARS THE WHITE HAT? munity. not to a special interest group, Reagan's Student Finances View Rapped Did you read in the Chronicle last Tues- which may or may not represent the day that two Viet Cong were captured by total campus interest. 'Students Not Oblivious of greater economic demand i.e. increased "communication gap" is the type of problem GIs near Bong Son, questioned and, while The Daily is presently set up as tuition and fees. We need more of them, not which governmental leaders are expected to defenseless, one was cracked in the face less, for they represent a valuable segment of be able to recognize and with which demo- with a rifle butt? the college piper. The ASB subsidizes society. They pay a high price already for cratic governments are expected to cope. To Economic Pressures' The bloody photo included with the the piper. and. quite naturally, wants the education they so desperately want. It I sincerely hope that our governor soon Editor: is not a matter of "giving" them a free edu- apply reason to the sources of story makes me think of a friend of mine to call the tune. Numerous attempts learns how to For the past four years, as part of my job cation, but rather minimizing insofar as social problems instead of merely applying who happened to participate in a "game establish have been made in the past to as a counselor in the Student Personnel possible the cost, so that their chances of rhetoric to their symptoms. of war" (stick rifles and all) with several successful fulfillment of their college effort direct control by the ASB over Spartan Office, I have been a member of the Financial G. Wayne Peak friends while at a keg party, lie said his can be realized. A12345 and the other Daily editorial policy. Aids Committee which administers the pro- Is it a sin to belong to the lower income side was the U.S. Marines The compromise Editorial Advisory grams designed to help students experiencing groups for which punishment in the form was the good guys. Board bill. which will come before financial problems related to school. of regressive taxation (high tuition) must Fictional Agent Reports be levied? * * * Student Council Wednesday, would In this capacity, I have spent considerable time talking to students about the "money" Orpha M. Quadron 'He Seeks $51.50 Worth' SWINGS AND SLIDES set up the framework for another ASH Personnel Counselor side of college. Thus, I am constantly being "A eat named Buddha," a man who's group which could influence Daily Editor: made aware of that portion of the student beets around California's hippy scene Low policies. It would have the power, population which seems to go unnoticed or Writer Accuses Reagan This is a semi-secret report to Gen. hippies, Key, fictional Commander in Chief of ASB's since before they were called ignored by those in our so-called affluent among others, to remove the editor, non-existent division of the CIA. says he's going to initiate the next step strictly on it, own initialise. society who assume that college students as Of 'Communication Gap' Chief: This was intended to be "for your in "rock" dances. Along wills big band a group are well-heeled, parentally over- eyes only," however, realizing that anything names and light shows, lw says he wants Such a proposal brings up a num- indulged and oblivious to the economic pres- Editor: said to you on the QT eventually leaks out, to bring modeling clay, swings, slides, ber of logical questions: sures and realities of adult life. The demonstration attending Vice President I chose to submit my report through the I wish "any under- see-saws, and even trees into the dancing 1. Can the Daily best serve the in- those who believe that Humphrey's recent visit to the Stanford Uni- Daily. grad who can't came up with 20-30 tuition versity campus has precipitated a statement About the activities and intentions of SJS area. terests of the campus by having its bucks per month . . . can't possibly want to by Governor Reagan which indicates his lack student Jeff Mullins (whose trustfulness you He thinks people need more to do while editorial decisions directly influenced go to college very badly" could sit in my chair of analytical ability or at best his hesitancy seem to frequently question) I have observed they attend these functions. for a while. For literally hundreds of students, to use it. by an agency of the ASH? the following. You may rest at ease. I understand the authorities are in favor every extra dollar demanded is crucial in I refer to the governor's statement of Feb. His intentions are neutral. He is just an- 2. Indeed, should the Daily have terms of his ability just to survive and stay 21 in which he "deplored" the demonstration other student possessing a keen interest in of the project. in school let alone have time and oppor- as a"disgrace" and as an indication of the the college, Seventh Street and ASB govern- Think he's kidding? . . . go to the tunity to experience some of the more subtle tendency to "demonstrate first and hopefully ment. He merely seeks the $51.50 worth Santa Venitia Armory in Mann County pleasures and satisfactions presumably pro- reason later." To fortify his position, Mr. of formal and informal education this campus this weekend and find out. vided by a college setting. Literally, a ham- Reagan cited Samuel Gompers to the effect offers. He is suspicious, though, of individuals RTAN DAILY burger and beans diet is the rule, not the that laborers (read citizens) SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE only strike (read who scurry about in slightly tarnished armor exception, for these students. demonstrate) when effective negotiation (read whispering into presidential ears. (You have class postage paid at San Jose, California. Second Statistically, it is established that over communication) with management (read es- nothing to fret about Chief Low Key, as your Member California Newspaper Publishers Association 25 per cent of our students actually have to tablished authority) fails. and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by armor was polished just recently.) Notable Quotes students of San Jose State College, except Saturday seek some form of financial aid from our Gompers' statement has merit and is appli- In reference to your concern whether or Nazi and Sunday, during college year. Subscription accept- office during the school year. Most of these cable to the events at Stanford: however, Mr. not he supports that "Negro revolutionist" George Lincoln Rockwell, American ed only on a reinainder-of-semester basis. Full aca- students come from families where the income Reagan failed to grasp that its significance on campus, Bob Kelley's stand for tuition, party head, explaining his hiring a fund demic year. $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus is less than $6,000 per lies not the party treasury: price per copy. 10 cents. National advertising rep- year. Over two-thirds in condemning the events, but in he does not! He and Kelley are friends raiser to boost I'm resentative: National Educational Advertising Service., of our students must work, full or part time, explaining them. The fact is that those who and in his own words . . . "Just because a I'm tired of being an idealist. going Inc., 18 E. 50th St., N.Y.C. Phone 294-6414 Editorial in order to survive. One-third of our students demonstrate do so because they feel they have friend of mine is suffering from temporary to try the successful business techniques of Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2091, are married and have families to support the no other effective means of communication Billy James Hargis, Robert Welch and people 2082, 2083. 2084. Editorial of6ceJC208. display 'mental unbalance' by supporting Governor advertising officeJC207. classified officeJC206. best way they can. To all these kinds of with established authority or with society at Reagan's tuition plan this doesn't mean I am like that. Office hours 2-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. students, finding "an extra 20-30 bucks a large. going to desert him." Printed at Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. lit St., month" would be close to impossible. It is the function of government in a demo- Cassius Clay: San Jose. I submit that these earnest, hard-working, cratic society to promote the best interest of Respectfully submitted, "An astronaut is in a world by himself, Editor JERRY TOWNSEND high motivated and qualified students should that society. How can it do so if governmental Agent M. teaching himself, breaking his own records, Advertising Manager JACK GROBAN be encouraged in their struggles to achieve leaders are unaware of the character of so- Jeff 51untna seeing things no one else sees. Like an astro- Day Editor BRUCE ANDERSON Managing Editor RICK SKINNER an education, not discouraged by the prospect ciety and the nature of its problems? A A5122 naut, IM in a world of my own."

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March 1. r ships held last weekend at BC ac- part of a nat total park!" ex- the benefit of the sequoias, The SJS chances for victory I Santa Barbara, cording to Harvey. claimed a park ranger. Garret Walther, advertising di- are considered high in the ranks i The 1964-65 SJS team was ruled 'rhis is exactly what three SJS THREE-FOLD REASON the Peninsula League because Ineligible to participate because rector of Sparta Life, has an- of 1 biology professors, Dr. Richard J. "The reason for doing this is they took second place in their point rating was above the nounced the campus feature maga- Hartesveldt, Dr. H. Thomas Her- three-fold," Harvey commented. year's elimination, last,' pwoinnorstlevel allowed college eoin- \ ey. and Di. Howard S. Shellham- "First, we want to understand the line's spring issue will go on sale The league represents teams i: mer, have done in a research relationship of fire to the Giant May 15. project for U.S. National Park Sequoias so it can be interpreted Last semester's edition of Sparta Service over the past t wo years. to people who visit the national reduce Life was selected the nation's The three SJS biologists drew forests. Next, we want to LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Iwo main conclusions from their the fire hazard. The fire hazard "Best College Feature Magazine" prescription burning a controlled is increasing because of the good by Sigma Delta Chi men's national rzicarzOos 6 Nights a Week forest forest which is allowed to fire prevention of recent years. professional fraternity. burn out naturally'. Since there have been few fires, ,4 preat varicly of entertain- there is much debris on the Walther, a senior advertising ment. along with good Italian First the sequoias cannot repro- ground. This debris along with the major from Stockton, plans "to dinners. awails you at Ricarthis. duce successfully without occas- smaller plant life anti shrubs is establish a unique promotional Thursday wed Friday nights ex- sional forest fires to remove dead extremely flammabl e. Finally perience -Flowers." the new ex- debris on the ground and corn- campaign to familiarize the entire we want to devise a management citing Rock group. On U opting plant life. campus community with Sparta technique that will allow us to day and Saturday. it's Rich and Life." CONCLUSIONS DRAWN accomplish the first two objectives Bill with lively folk music. Second, the fire hazard is ac- economically. The Stockton Junior College Pleasant jazz sounds are yours the suc- SIM daV tually increasing due to Hartesveldt has worked as a transfer served as advertising pro- each Monday. And on cessful prevention of forest fires park naturalist since 1950. Ile ex- nights. Ricardo's presents I title duction manager for Sparta Life in recent yea's. plained how he became interested Tom's Committee isiS A the Tal- last semester. While the project is not yet Showcase. where /WU' groups In the sequoias, "When I decided --Photo by Ken Jones 9tir..e4-eta ent completed, it is already successful. to get my ph.D.. I knew I would "Our staff members are ex- are introduced each week. PLOT GROWTH RATE OF SEQUOIAS Graphing the growth In one plot of ground in Redwood have to have a tremendous in- ceptionally enthusiastic this semes- DINNERS rate of a giant sequoia is Dr. Richard Hartesveldt while Dr. H. Open Daily at 4 p.m. Mountain Grove in Kings Canyon terest in my project and that it ter. Thomas Harvey looks on. The stick of wood contains cores taken We want to give SJS a top Entertainment National Park, over 2,000 young park 218 Willow Se. would have to benefit the with an increment bore. The results indicate the effect of forest quality feature magazine," Walther Starts at 9 p.m. seedlings germinated during the service in some way. I did my 294-4009 fires on the growth rate of the sequoias. stated. spring following the prescription doctoral dissertation on the ef- burning. Before the burning, few if fects of heavy tourist travel on any seedlings were germinated. the Giant Sequoias." Only 30 per vent of these seedlings HUMAN IMPACT EFFECTS survived the summer. The summer "I found the effects of human AT YOUR SERVICE was one of the Myest in park his- impact were not as serious as tory, which probably accounted for many people had thought them to 90 per cent of the seedlings, Har- be. It was during these human tesveldt and Harvey remarked. impact studies that I discovered Shellhammer was involved in the germination problem of the studying the small mammal and Giant Sequoias. bird life in the project. When the National Park Serv- FIRE USED AS TOOL ice wanted a study of the effects "If it seems contrary to current of various forest management animal coactlons on TEMCO feelings that fire should be used techniques and COIN WASH as a management tool in our re- Giant Sequoia reproduction, Har- nowned sequoia groves let the vey and Shellhammer also began I I th & EAST SAN CARLOS ST. reader first consider that the giant working on the project. sequoia is well equipped for fire The information collected is still survival, and that wildfire has been being studied. It is a tedious job a natural environmental factor to measure the width of thousands throughout the evolution of the of growth rings on cross-sectional species. In fact, it could not have corestaken out of the tree with an Northern California's Most Complete Self-Service Laundry Featuring: evolved or survived as it has with- increment bore. Once measured all out frequent fires," Hartesveldt data collected must be graphed, stated in an article in Natural His- then interpreted. tory magazine. Hartesveldt and Harvey feel that Four plots were burned between the species is not seriously threat- 1. 43 Washers October 1964 and October 1966 in ened in the near future, but that Kings Canyon National Park. A the careful use of fire and cut- total of 18 acres were burned. ting are a realistic approach to Prescription burning has been maintaining the sequoias. 22 General Electric, 12 lb. capacity 25c 10 Speed, 8 lb. capacity, 20c SCREEN SCENES 1 Big Boy, 25 lb. capacity, 50c

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4SPARTAN DAILY Friday, February 24. 1967 Meet USF Tomorrow Fierce Battles In Relays Set One For Tomorrow -Man Show Kills Basketballers Fierce battles in the freestyle By -JIM STUEET bound against the University of half, scoring 11 of 16 shots lifting Steve Schlink scored two hoops races and relays will feature to- Spartan Da Sports Editor San Francisco Dons tomorrow Santa Clat a from a nine-point for SJS ma king the lead nine morrow's 11 a.m, meeting between At times a team can hold the night in ('Mc as they search for deficit at halftime to the win, points, but Gervasoni took control SJS and California swimming league's leading scorer at bay. But their third league win. A Gervasoni jump shot with only and tallied 22 of the Broscos final teams in Spart:in Pool. The two holding that scorer the entire Mike Gervasoni, the deadly 2:57 remaining put the Broncos 28 points. sehoobe freshmen swimmers will gime is something else. This was shooting guard of the Broncos, into a lead they never relin- SJS received balanced scoring meet preceding the varsity contest. the ease last night when the was held to only six points in the quished. The Spartans, paced by for the second consecutive game Led by John Kocal in the 50- Spartans dropped a heart -breaking first half of last night's game by the all-out effort of Jim Meyer, with four hitting in double fig- yard free, and Steve VVilliams and 75-74 defeat to Santa Clara in the pressing defense of guards Rick stayed ahead during the first part ures. Meyer tallied 19 points, Car- Jack Likins in the 100 and 200 Civic Auditorium. Carpenter and Tim Holman. But of Gervasoni's surge, but finally penter 16, Schlink 14, and Clegg free races, the Spartans hope to The Spartans \\In attempt to re- he went on a rampage in the last missed a shot with the score 68-65 finished with 12 points. dominate the Bears' Reeder and and 3:38 left before Gervasoni In the preliminary game, the ;Schores in the sprints. tanked two quick baskets. SJS frosh also saw early nine point California's two relay squads Meyer pumped in two buckets leads fall by the wayside, as it 'save excellent times and Coach SUNDAY and two flee throws in the final dropped a 79-67 win. Coby Die- Tom O'Neil's mermen must pull Oder, aril eight minutes, and Bill Clegg trich led all scoters with 21 points. !out all stops to gain victories in FEBRUARY 26 countered with two baskets, but it these events. Against Stanford in and cirary couldn't offset the shooting of Ger- a recent meet, the Bears had a vasoni. 3:28.5 in the 400 yard free relay 8 p.m. Pint.. by K, Jc nos San Jose Civic Auditorium SJS trying for its second Spartababes and 3:55.0 in the 400 yard medley straight upset in WCAC action, SECOND SEEDED Greg Shephard, shown delivering a fore- relay. The Spartans turned in started quickly in the game and hand shot, will be searching for his second straight win this 3:40.6 and4:01.2 times in the same points season, when he competes in the Northern California Inter- Adm: $2.75, 3.75, 4.75 held leads as large as nine Seek Revenge races in last week's Fresno meet. in the first half. collegiate Tournament today and tomorrow at the south campus Other Spartan standouts who Tickets: S.J. Box Office Carpenter and Meyer led the courts. Shephard, second-seeded in the tourney, won his first hope for gold medals against the Spartan charge with ten and eight match last Wednesday. 40 West San Carlos From Dons Bears will be Steve Hoberg in the points, respectively, in the first individual medley and butterfly, Revenge will ride high in the half as the Spat-tans opened up Ron Coffman in the 500 and CY 5-0888 minds of the Spartan freshman and the nine-point margin at 36-27. fire events. asketballers tomorrow night at 1.000 yard FRI. FEB. 24--8:30 p.m. SaI. FEB. 25-8:30 p.m. Bronco forward Larry Dunlap Mixed Emotions The frosh will be led by Bill when Civic Auditorium at 6 o'clock Face Masonic Auditorium, S.F. Berkerey Community Theater started the Santa Clara surge in Gerdts, Tim Halley, and Mike Tickets: Downtown Center B.O. Ticiets: Sherman/Clay B.O. then entertain the University of the second half with two quick The trio sparked coach 325 Meson St. PR 5-2021 2135 Broadway, Oal HI 4-8575 ian Francisco frosh. Monsees. baskets and a pair of free throws. club to two wins In their first meeting the Spar- SJS Tom Gallagher's Tennis in both Coach last week with double wins ababes left the floor at halftime They downed Menlo Col- vith an eight -point lead, but suf- After the first round of the Butch Krikurian is alternately matches. 66-36 last Thursday, and Palo ered a letdown in the second pe- Northein California Intercollegiate smiling and crying. lege Tournament, Alto A.C. 64-36 last Friday. riod and eventually lost. Spartan tennis Coach SJS' number-one h ope and Both of the frosh's relay teams "We're going to be ready," strong challenger for the singles grabbed double wins, winning the Coach Stan Morrison promised. title, Greg Shephard, swept medley in 3:56.8 and the free relay "I'm hoping that our combination through his first match easily in 3:32.3 against Menlo. of players will show enough tena- Intramurals Wednesday. The other reason Kri- city and hustle to sustain their korian is happy is transfer Mary effort over the entire game." 1FIASKETBA1.1., Parsons won a pair. Morrison plans to start high- Nine Bows, However, Gordon Miller, the Frosh scoring Coby Dietrick at center, High-scoring performances by Spartans No. 2 man from last Dave Malkin and Bud LeFever at Paul Panhighetti and Craig Don- season, was defeated in the sec- the forwards and Ray Woodfin and nely featured the contests played Plays USF Today ond round. Joel Salmi at guards. Wednesday evening in the Intra- baseball Coach Bill Mike Price was the other Spar- Freshman Woodfin has been suffering from mural Basketball League. Don- well pleased" tan racketeer to win in the sec- Gustafson, "very a fractured thumb, but will be nely netted 95 counters to lead despite a 2-1 open- ond go around while Steve Jones with his team ready tomorrow. Moulden No. 2 to a 63-21 rout over puts and Yosh DeGuchi lost. ing game loss to Stanford, "Coby and Dave played very the Black Horde. Panhighetti his charges back into action to- The action continues today with well in our first game with USF," scored 30 points as the Knights day, as The University of San the finals scheduled for Saturday Morrison explained. "But with one defeated the Fugs 63-48. Francisco frosh come to town for at the south campus. quarter left a general letdown led Other scores: a league doubleheader. The tourney's defending champ, to our defeat." Blue Sparks 39, Chi Pi Sigma The first seven inning contest Charles Darley of Cal, easily won After tomorrow night's game, 24; Fastbreakers 51, Acacia 40; begins at 1:30 p.m. his match as did Dean Schlobohm the frosh will be inactive until Tip-Ins 45; 8th St., AC, 56, Jo Mar Gustafson expects to start. south- and Brian Leek, both of Stanford. next weekend when they close out Hall 45, IGA's 44; Violets 52, paw Walt Yost in one game and The first their season against the University Hawks 45; Lechers 62, Ferns 23; day went pretty much right-hander Tom Corder in the of Pacific and St. Mary's. Markham 53, Ball Hawks 28. as planned with Miller being the other, although Gary Enos, a only seeded player to lose. Two southpaw transfer from Chabot Spartans were seeded, Shepherd College is also a pitching possi- second and Miller eighth. bility. A Mature, Responsible Shepherd, who had a bye in the The rest of the Spartababes opening round, lost only one game line-up will be the same as started Attitude May Get You An in sweeping to a 6-0, 6-1 victory against the Tribe frosh, with the over Bob Walker of the University exception of outfielder John White, of Pacific. who pulled a muscle. Auto Insurance Discount. In their opening contest, the eic meanie Point III Spartababes actually out hit Stan- ford 7-3, but a throwing error and contributed to Papoose Men under 23: a home run scores in the third and fourth. The Spartababes made a bid for rally in the fourth Now you can save as much as Oit Floe Point lie a game winning $50 every year on that big, extra inning when they loaded the bases premium you pay for car insur- with no outs, but weer able to push over only one run, as the ance. best of the next three SJS hatters Sentry Insurance has spent could ploduce was a run-scoring Four years developing a quest. ground out. ionnaire to spot young men with Despite attitudes and character traits as- sociated with good driving hab- fiendish torture Last year, thousands its. 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Young and Ward both saw only such beim. ft,. M. his tail has Tomo', ow's doubleheader limited duty last yeas, and fin- against the Mustangs begins at ished with .1/1.1 and .194 batting noon. and follows a short exhibi- !marks. Young, a fine defensive tion season, during which the player, was selected as one of the Spartans split two gatnes. two most improved SJS players The SJS nine opened exhibition last year. play with a 7-1 loss to a Phila- ! The Spartans are also on the delphia Rookie team, and followed road next week meeting San with an identical score win over Francisco State in the Ray City THE COLLEGE PLAN an Alumni team. on Thursday, and won't open at In Davis the Spartans will be home until March 7, when they 6. exclusively for meeting a team described by Sob- host the Santa Clara Bronco: in czak as "A sound team with a a 3 p.m. contest at Municipal Sta- TIIE COLLEGE MAN good defense and fine pitching." dium. , Leading SJS' hopes for a double victory over the Mustangs will be COLLEGE pit ehers Frank Pangborn, Pete Hoskins and Mike Shamony. Gymnastic Pangboin, a veteran from last MASTER year's long Spartan season, will start the first game tomorrow, from coast to coast while either left-hander Hoskins or I Title at Stake the leader in right-hander Sharnony will start the second contest, depending on insurance sales whether the Mustangs have a pre- For Spartans to college men. dorninence of left or right-hand batters in their line-up. SJS' gymnasts are not only look- Al Taylor, a .256 hitter for the because ing toward improving their dual Spartans last year, will handle the record to 4-5 by defeating Santa .. Guaranteed by a top receiving chores for SJS in the Barbara and Stanford this week- Corn puny first game. end, hut also have high hopes of On the infield the Spartans will obtaining the title of Santa Clara .. No War Clause start with George Tauter, a long County College Gymnastic Cham- one of the stars RENEWAL Tommie Smith and Wayne Hermes, pictured . . . ball hitting transfer at first base; pions with a victory over the KLEMMER'S "KATUPS?" Rich Klemmer, Exclusire Benefits at last year, return to the Spartan south campus Tony Hernandez. last year's co- Indians. dufing SJS' fine cross-country season, will turn to a "player- following a race Special Rates track tomorrow, where many battles in the past were held. The captain and most valuable player, The chance of becoming county coaching" role tomorrow when he leads the Klemmer "Katups" duo will be only two of the many athletes who will compete in . Premiums Deferred at second base; John Bessa, a champs derives from the fact that in the SJS interclass meet. Klemmer will also see action in long- interclass until you are out of transfer from Long Beach State the Spartans and Indians are the distance running for the Spartans this spring. the mee!.. school at shortstop; and either Pat Gar- only two gymnastic clubs in the vey or Bart Spina at third. county. The match will be staged in For Your The veteran Garvey played be- Spartan Gym Saturday at 2 p.m. Tomorrow at South Campus hing Hernandez at second base The meeting with Santa Barbara COLLEGEMASTER last year and hit .167, while dis- this evening at 7:30 will mark A outline ... contact playing good glove work. Spina. a the return of coach Clair Jennett's transfer, has looked particularly Jim Hargef Frank Hoey gymnasts after a long road trip impressive at the plate in pre- J. M. Eaton Darwin Shoop that kept the Spartans away from season practice and games. the local gym since Jan. 13. Fidelity Season Union Life I Sohczak named three veterans Interclass Meet Opens Track Jennett stated, "that both Santa 505 S lOtti St. from last year's team to start in Barbara and Stanford have good One of the top track teams in set several Interclass records, both well, especially after he received Wayne Hermen, it will he a return 286-6700 the outfield. Charlie Nave, a con- balance, but Stanford should give in the varsity and novice divisions. word that his AAU ban had been to the track in which they gained sistent .28S hitter last season, will the nation will be unveiled to- us more of a challenge." Santa With runners like Ken Shackel- lifted. numerous honors. Barbara's points have come more morrow at Spartan Track ford, Lee Evans and Tommie Smith Chris received the word Wednes- Hermen was mentioned in the when the SJS varsity thinclads from depth than from first place no record is safe in the varsity day. The Greek vaulter has cleared same breath as Smith last year, BLENDED GASOLINE finishes, but they do have an ex- open the season in the annual division, and the case may be the 16-6 indoors and will be eyeing the and was one of the prime reasons cellent all-around performer in Hil- To Save You Money Interclass meet. Track events start same when the "newcomers" are 17-foot barrier before the outdoor Smith set four world records. Her- Silvers. lary set on the starting blocks, or try season wears on. men instilled the fast start to the at at 1 p.m. and field events at 1:30 Stanford's stalwart is all-around to leap the intermediate hurdles. There may even be a world S.TS sprints; and Tommie was one Petersen will The only disappointment for the man, Jim Petersen. the fans a great reeord set in the 'Interclass. who benefited from them. SILVA SERVICE opening of the outdoor season is "It will offer participate in six events and should opportunity to view some of the Smith is scheduled to run in Smith often said, 'The quick the new tartan track will not be That's right! Silva Service is constantly im give SJS' Tony Coppola a battle greatest trackmen In the country the 352-yard dash, and as far as ' starts of Wayne Hermen were very for the all-around gold medal. ready. Rain put the project be- proving its services to save money for the and in the world." Walters versed. the SJS colches kns sw. it could bel valuable to me." customer. Now Silva has special gasoline For the Spartans:, Coppola and hind, but construction is reported- SJS' mile-relay team will dis- the only ant race 11111 in the Tickets for the extravaganza pumps that blend 7 different grades of ma. ly progressing rapidly and alit be Jeff Wolfe will compete in each band for the first time this sea- world. will be 25 cents for students with jar brand gasoline to suit your car's require- ready for the Spartans midway! ments. Drive in and fill up with the grade event except the trampoline. Mike son after establishing a world- For such former Spartans as ASB cards, and $1 for others. through the track season. for your car. We're sure you'll be satisfied. Fjelstad will battle in the free record on a 160-yard indoor track exercise, long horse, Assistant Coach Tracy Walters. parallel bars. last week. and the still rings. Gene Sincich working his first outdoor season NEW RECORD FOR SMITH will perform his specialty, the side at SJS, said the attitude of the Top Brown Belts at SJS 78 Shackelford, Evans, Smith and S. 4th St.SILVA 295.8968 horse, while Steve Brazis hopes to team was of great expectation for SERVICE Bob Talmadge teamed to set the earn another victory in the tram- the meet. record and will be competing on poline. Other SJS performers will ''The athletes are really looking four different teams in the inter- For AAU Match Tomorrow Late for Class? We'll Park It For You. be Peter Jacobs, Kirk Kirkman, forward to the meet, not only for class meet. and Burt Miller. competing as a team, but against The best brown belt judokas and Irving Ozawa. to the meet came each other. Added luster in Northern California will be at nl the 176-pound division the "It. is their first frittdoor appear- last week, when Smith set his sec- SJS tomorrow, as the Spartans Spartans will enter Richard Flynn, in two nights. ance this season, and they are ond world record play host for the Northern Cali- George lienderson, Phil LaRocca, anxious to do a good Job." Running the 440-yard dash only fornia Junior AAU Championships Shimpci Nishikawa, Sam Samudio, A shirt with an 24 hours after the SJS mile-relay at Spartan Gym. Dart Vogel and Norio Yokoo. CHALLENGE MOR MANY educated collar team set its record in San Fran- SJS Coach Yosh Uchida calls Competing in the 205-pound div- For many varisty aspirants, it cisco, Smith turned in a 46.2 clock- tomorrow's match the toughest of ision for SJS are Robert Flores, This Arrow oxford shirt meets all will offer a challenge of breaking ing at the Louisville, Ky., Mason the season for 'his brown belts, Paul Porter and Lewis Salitshe. the traditional requirements for into the Spartan intercollegiate Dixon Games. and lists the Sacramento Judo Heavyweight entrant for SJS is team. Another highlight of the meet a shirt that excels in style Club, the University of California, Pete Maydea. and As Walters said, "Some of the will conic from the pole vault comfort the Palo Alto Judo I 'lob, Stanford Sunday the Spartans will be in for the college man. Wilt now arra Papanirolaou Imes aren't on the team where Chris and the Judo (lob as the kerkeley for so promotional tourna- Authentically styled with a high will be trying to unseat the vet- will perform before MIS track top contenders fist team honors. ment, FUlti will return for a tri- banded soft roll, button down erans." boosters for the first time. Papani- Expected to cranpete for SJS angular match with the Bears year's to he intent on showing collar, tapered university fashion This meet is destined colaou will in the 139-pound division are Rpn j and Stanford on Wednesday. _ . _ ---- - and back pleat. AStit and Stan ffetano. I The Wednesday encounter will match for the North- 100% luxurious oxford cotton Shall in 11111%111, in the 154- be a tune-up "Sanforized" labeled $5.00, 1nollild division is M:11-ty lire- ern California Senior AAU chain- Okamoto, I pionships. long or short sleeves. 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, . JOE EAsr Brush Stroke EA51- Travel Posters $1 to Movie Star Posters Colo6ne, ho:.. $4.50 Geodesic Posters $2.98 Aft,', Shave, 6 oz., $3.50 Deodorant Stick, $1.75 Fluddha Cniogne Ott Package, 120:., 55.50 'quay Cologne, $1.50 Spartan Sookitore Hodtihe Soars Gift Set, $4.00 Colnene, 4 oz., $3.00 "right on campus" Alter Shave, 4 oz., 52,50 II.PARTAN DAILY Friday, February 24. 1967 Triton Museum Features Dance Mao's Little Red Book at lice' Triton Museum of Art, "Triton Turn On 11:' a dance 99 S. 2ndSt., San Jose. Tickets featuring psychedelic music will Prof To Discuss are $1 for adults and 75 cents pan. To Make U.S. Debut be held Saturday. from 1-12 for students. 'Birthday Party' ------ 1.49,,,,601401,#.4,4440,40:00:- "Quotations from Mao Tse which appeared Feh. 17 af this , On 'Perspective' Tung," the little red hook that year). It identified the Isok as the is the bible of Red China's three .. Dr. Hal J. Tod, I. chairman of one brandished by Red Guards : illion Red Gu ards, a nd cats-mi- the SJS drama dep. tment, will arid Mao supporters at demon- NEWMAN CENTER interview Dr. Hugh Nelson, as- ..: thought on every- stration.s, and traced its Is--i. sistant professor of drama, about mu the' Communist Party selling success in bookstalls the works of eantemporary play- have its first U.S. throughout the world. CATHOLIC STUDENT CENTER wright Harold Pinter on "Per- The article points out that ''I act ion as a $1 Bantam extra spective," San Jose State's week- although the book is a manda- .ilerhaek ..n Monday. ly half-hour television program tory succe.ss in Red China, it e. s’ tomorrow at 730 a.m. on KNIT: The Pilition will carry :in intro- also currently the nuniber one Daily Mass Monday Through Thurs- Channel 11. ,I:, te, one of the country's bestselling book in Franc.. ..ral diSCOS,i011. titled "On 'hina experts, A. Doak among the bestsellers in 'I: Pialeis" will lovas on Pinter's profe.s.sor of govern- Rome and London play "The Birthday Party." ment at Columbia University, day 4 p.m. Friday 11:30 a.m. wit tic Dr. Nelson is directing, and author of numerous books and which will he performed on Communist China and Asia March 3-4 :Ind 8-11 at SJS. including the forthcoming "China Exchange Students p.m. Members of the play cast will After Mao,' Sunday Mass 5 appear on /he program, react- Th,. new paperback will re- ing to questions by Dr. Nelson, print the entire translated Pe- Highlight Exhibit in an analysis of character and test containing k rItr-published Two SJS current exchange stu- and introduction to the play. DR. VERNON READ, assistant professor of music, works .4th quotations of Mao's thoughts in dents front Okayama and two The program will also be tele- the symphonic band during one of its daily hour-long rehearsals. :13 Each quota- separate :treas. 79 S. Fifth St. 295-1771 vised on KTEH, Channel 54, Such extensive practice is necessary to maintain the group's tion is annotated with reference American students recently iv- Thursday, March 2 itt 5 p.m., and standard of excellence. t.) the speech or writings from t tamed from Japan will deliver Friday. NI r.lit 3, at 3 p.m. which it was taken. brief talks, sing Japanese songs 0.014,10,0410.eifiedel46,A4-490WOM,WeVel,94"iteey%1% Some of the areas covered by and do an Odori-Japanese dance Ensemble To Perform quotations are: "The Correct during the closing day of the Handl ing of Contradictions arts-of-Japan exhibit at Sara- Among People"; -The Mass On the Air toga's Villa Monthly, Carriage Line"; "Democracy in the Three llou.se Theater at 2 p.m, Sunday. TELEVISION Music of the 1950's Main Fields"; "Discipline;" "Rev- The free program, including h \ TV (( It. Ill,today: olutionary Heroism"; "Youth"; 8:25-s special films on the Japanese 0.111_ (.:Impus Report The Symphonic Band of SJS "Chorale and Alleluia," by How- and "Culture and Art." NeWs and spoils anl Hanson, arts, is being presented with the will present a program of Brit- The little red book in its Eng- RADIO The hand will also be perorm- eixiiperation of "Pacific Neigh- ish band MUSIC and Ametican lish 0/nisi:akin COMP to the pub- KYAIS-FNI, 90.7 me. today ing at City College tomorrow bors," the San Jose-Okaytuna band music of the 19.50's on lisher's attention through a 5:00-5:05 ism. Sinteon and at the general session of a gath- sister-city organization DOW ob- lengthy New York Times article Books in the news March 7 and 8 at 8:15 pm. in ering of the California Music serving 10 years of affiliation. fight it. Concert Hall. There will be no Educators Association, The Japanese students partici- NI 5:05-5:40 p.m. Study Music 5:40-5:45 p.m. Lockheed Digest admission charge. Symphonic band is the only pating are Miss Kazuko Yuasa 5:45-5:55 musical group on and Kazunori Ono. The Ameri- p.m. KSJS Sports The highlight of the evening, campus that Get Eaton's Corasable Bond Typewriter Paper. Roundup rehearses daily thioughout the cans will be Miss Kim Albright says Dr. Vernon Read, assistant and Miss Janet 555-6:00 pm. Newsline with semester, its mission, says Dr. of Los Gatos Mistakes don't show. A mis-key completely disappears professor of music at SJS anti Shelden of San Jose, SJS soph- Read, is "to perform finest from the special surface. An ordinary pencil eraser lets l; eunductor of the band, omore. Both girls were exchange Jazz will be literature possible, to the high- you erase without a trace. So why use ordinary paper? American VUOIDOSer MOI t on est peak of polemical possible." students to Okayaina last sum- mer. The girls will wear Ukatas, Eaton's Corrasable is available in light, medium, heavy Gould's "Syniplamy for Wind Of 180 students %Our ottitil,trlictI tor the band, Japanese summer kimonos. weights and Onion Skin. In 100 -sheet packets and 500. Band," featuring music will ten only %% el e etIONeft. Final showing of the exhibit Departments. is ICeider. for a marching machine sheet ream boxes. At Stationery built ley / In the galleries will be on Sun- 7 ir. p.m. Ettr.aaati Re- instrumental technician Ed The illitOry Of the symplimae Me- day from 1 to 4 p.m. derios. This percussion instru- wind band, as a balanavd in- 7:30.7:55 p.m.- Standard School ment duplicates the sound of strumental ensemble, dates back Bi'cccccteasl to the late 19th century. It's about 150 mat:citing soldiers. PAUL’S CYCLES : 10so 7:35-8:00 p.m. Sportsline with "Music for a Festival," oy Brit- potentialities r e in a i n hidden. Gary Price ish composer Gordon Jacob, will however, since mostly transci lo- Bikes Are In Vogue I. 8:00-8:55 uni. Study Music tions of full symphonic' works, highlight the NM half of the 4 8:5.5-9:00 p.m. Spartan Focus rather than compositions written Rediscover Cycling Joy evening. "The finale is the most EA Tars CORRASABLE KXRX, I500 kcs, today expansive sound ever written for this special combination, SALES TYPEWRITER PAPER 7:55-8:00 p.m. Speetrum News Inc the symphonic wind band," were played. with Jim Cm krum Among to MARY, along with Peter and RENT.4LS says Dr. Read. "It features a the first composers Paul, will sing at San Jose's 1435 Alameda 8:30-8:35 p.m. Sportsline with separate b rasa band pitted write directly for symphonic' SERVICE Ph. 293-9766 Only Eaton makes Corr5sable Gary Price Civic Auditorium Sunday at 8 EATON PAPER CORPORATION, PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS against a full symphonic band." wind bands were Ilolst and p.m. As of today, only $4.95 The first half of the evening Vaughn Williams. tickets are available. KNTV To will feature British music, and But "we still suffer." says Give the second will feature Ameri- Read. "We don't have the litera- can. tithe' orks to be per- ture m the tradition to draw Date Correction 'Campus News' formed are "Tocea ta Mat /dale," from that the symphonic orches- Icy Ralph V cu Ic cc Williams; tra has." He regrets the fact George Sklaar will be at the "Campus Reports." a daily "Suite in F," by Gustav Hoist; that the performances of his SJS Studio Theatre today to dis- tekvision progt am featuring "Inglesina" !Little English Girl) band frequently draw more peo- cuss his play "And People All news of SJS, will begin broad- by I. Dell.. I ’esi; "Pageant, Op. ple from the community at large Around." Yestemlay's headline on casting this Monday morning on y Persichetti and than from the collegs. population. this story VMS incorrect. KNTV, Channel 11 at 8:25. Late breaking news and sports stories will be featured on the five minute program. Produced ta: the Radio and Television Center of the SJS Jour- Depa Intent, t he show will be led by Jim Corkrum, news editor, with Sports Editor Gary Price assisting him with sports news.

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Saturday until 5:30 p.m. National Contest Friday. Februar): 24. 19(17 SPART1N DAILY-7 SJS Bookstore Battles Begins Search Alumni President For Bright Coed Lack of Balance at Berkeley Supermarket Syndrome The "National College Queen' contest, an annual search to se- By SUE HARRINGTON tablishment of a complete book Spartan Daily Staff Writer service." lect the nation's most outstand- Blamed for Recent Strikes "Where are the books?" a Wine! oth believes that the ing college gill, is underway. Ben Reichmutls, president of dents pushing an administration at Cal. It's too bad that good freshman as SJS asked store bookstore should have a greater The event is not a beauty con- the SJS Alumni Association, in- further than it could go over a ideas have to be aired in front manager Harry Wineroth as he supply of books, not only text- test. The candidates will be troduced himself as one who rather minor issue," Reichmuth of the television cameras in a stepped into the Spartan Book- books, but more important. trade judged on their scholastic abili- knows little about "that situa- said. "In 1964 I agreed with the riot or strike situation." store for the first time, sur- or general books. Store manag- tion at Beikeley." Don't you be- students that some elements of "Balance" is the key word in veyed the profusion of merchan- ers are beginning to discover ty. leadership, achievements on lieve it. the California University com- Reichmuth's analysis of the dise, and wondered what had that trade or quality papet- campus and civic-mindedness. San Jose's young man of the munity needed attention, but in Berkeley situation. "The strik- become of J. D. Salinger. backs makes the difference in Secondary tatalifications are per- year in 1965 has been active in December non-students made de- els and rioters must feel alie- Wineroth had a hard time their business. sonality, poise and good groom- state college and university edu- mands that they were not in a nated from the campus and I finding them. What he saw was BROWSING AFFECTS BUYING ing. cation since his graduation from position to make." really think that if their lives curled horsehair (stocked for a The magazine moderator dis- Candidates must be single, be- SJS in 1957. Drawing his opin- A former SAE who is still were better balanced, the stu- course in upholstery), insignia- covered in a buying-habit survey tween the ages of 17 and '22 and ions from work done on the Ren- active in his fraternity Reich- dents who strike at Cal would laden beer mugs, pennants, of subscribers that browsing ap- registered in an accredited col- publican state committee and muth added, "a fraternity pro- be less likely to break the rules stuffed animals, leotards, and pe?...s to be a major influence on lege or university. Parents, the housing commission for the vides a forum for discussion and and laws of the university," sweatshirts. purchase decisions. friends or college girls them- Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, I think that is what is needed Reichmuth concluded. This past semester (from Oc- When the Spartan Bookstore selves can nominate a candidate. Reichmuth is anything but un- tober to January) Wineroth and moves into its new quarters in The young women's name, ad- informed. Pyke Johnson, Doubleday's An- the College Union it will have with ess, and name of college Relating to his undergraduate chor Books editor, lectured one entire area devoted to a attending is sent to the National days at SJS, Reichmuth credited throughout the United States to browsing section. This area will College Queen Contest Commit- CIVIL ENGINEERING SENIORS! the large percentage of veterans college store managers. HARRY WINEROTH stay open as late as the Union tee, P.O. Box 935, New York, PLAN YOUR FUTURE IN who returned to school on the Wineroth and Johnson dis- supermarket and may even have carpeting on N.Y. 10023. Deadline for nomina- ... bookstore not a GI bill following the Korean PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING cussed the question "Is There the floor. tions is Feb. 28. War as a "stabling" influence on a Bookstore in Your Future? the store, and less of the super- So, the next time you enter Fifty state winners will be WITH THE the campus community. and, What Do You Mean, Book- market items. the Spartan Bookstore, look flown to New York City, all ex- He likened a lack of "balance CITY OF LOS ANGELES store?" As Wineroth stated in his around you and really take no- penses paid, for the 13th An- in the university community at MORE BOOKS speech, "Our prime purpose for tice of what comprises it. Most nual National College Queen BUREAU OF ENGINEERING at UC at Berkeley" for the Wineroth believes that a book- existence is to provide the neces- of the things you see, which are Contest. Each day, outstanding trouble the students have had The tremendous growth and development of Los Angeles presents store should "look and feel like sary books and supplies for our essential in a bookstore, will be authorities from many fields will over student rights, most re- challenging career opportunities to young engineers, helping to build a bookstore, not a supermarket." college's curriculum. Our pri- in the new stole. However, the meet with the candidates in the fastest growing major city in the nation. cently the December strike There should be more books in mary goal is books and the es- browsing section you see in the forums and seminars, judging called by non-student Mario Our starting salary is $735 a month. In addition to excellent salary, corner will be vastly expanded. and grading the young women on we offer job rotation and tuition reimbursement. their knowledge and skills. There Savio. "Don't get me wrong," Reich- Arrange with the Placement Office to talk with our engineering rep- will be ten competitive events, resentative who oill be on carnp,, Female Hoopers' Score and the candidate with the high- muth went on, "I have nothing BEAU TIES I est accumulative score for all against student action and dis- FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1967 1 ten activities will become "Na- sent, and I think students are tional College Queen." far better informed than we Victory Over Berkeley ENGAGEMENTS were when I went to SJS, but Linda Moore, sophomore life The National Queen will be I do find fault with disobedience her first year Believe it or not, SJS has hams, who is in science major, from Vallejo, an- awarded a trip to Europe, a new and agree with Governor Reagan WELCOME Educa- top notch girls basketball team. at SJS with the Physical nounces her engagement to Jim car and other major prizes. that law breaking can not be al- BACK In fact Nancy Hamilton. the tion Department. Konantz, senior industrial arts ma- Current National College lowed on a college campus." team manager feels that: "there Every girl on the extramural jor from North Hollywood. The Queen. chosen last June, is Vicki "The recent strike at Berke- SPARTANS! are enough good players avail- team is very enthusiastic, and as couple plan to marry in January R. Liebersteln, a freshman at ley was a good example of stu- able to make three teams." Nancy puts it, "I find traveling 1968. UCLA. 7 n our . . The girls were successful in to other schools an extremely Gayle Smithson, senior French Small Steak $1.35 their first game of the season educating experience." major, from Tacoma, Washington "The New Round Steak $1.35 against the University af Cali- The team members also enjoy and member of Gamma Phi Beta Wineskin" Steak Sandwich on fornia at Berkeley in a close 18 many friendships with other announces her engagement to New Angels College Student Center French Bread $1.25 to 17 win, and look forward to teams. The games with Chico Dale Vogel, June 1966 business where the atmosphere is Jumbo Burger on their next five games. State and San Jose City Col- graduate from Redwood City and CASUAL French Bread .85 The female "hoopers" are lege are two events that are member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Students enjoy coffee and conver- Wings our the Joanne Shimoguchi, captain; looked forward to each year. Wedding is set for June 10. Get sation in modern lounge. All of Joan Maguire, junior home eco- above complete Kathy Ryan, Sally Beekner, Sha- Two years ago the basketball QUIET nomics major from Bakersfield and Angel Flight, an affiliate of Our study rooms provide an ex- with trimmings. ron Borg, Cheryl Bingham, Glo- team won the Sacramento State member of Alpha Chi Omega, an- the AFROTC Hont» Society, the cellent place for concentrated ria Westrom, Bonnie Wagner, Tournament and this year's team study. nounces her engagement to Mich- 545 S. 2nd St. Diane Tsutsumi and Terry Aw- hopes it will be as successful. Arnold Air Society, recently in- ael Anderson, junior philosophy LIVELY trey. -stalled 16 pledges info their or- Unlimited use of pool and ping Free Faculty advisor for the team major at Los Angeretate. A ganization at the campus Me- pong tables, and gymnasium. Parking is Carol Luther, assistant pro- summer wedding is planned. morial Chapel. STIMU LATIN& fessor of women's physical edu- Faculty Society Suzan Lee Haynes Fine, senior The girls receiving their ac- Watch for our Thursday and Sun. cation. Miss Luther has been Russian major from Menlo Park tive pin "wings- included: Kay daynight prograrns. with the department since 1961. Wants Members announces her engagement to Bor- Bannister, Lucy Belden, Pam ALL STUDENTS WELCOME 8 a.m.-Midnight Mon. to Thurs. Assistant advisor is Jean Wil- is Humberto Ordenes DInamarea Borten, Ginger Coltrin, Cindy SJS chapter of Phi Kappa Phi 8 am.-I a.m. Fri. & Sat. from Santiago, Chili. No wedding Cooper, Cindy Cubillas, Sara Da- Fernando Streets society invites all faculty mem- 10th & San date has been set. vis, Adele Gualano, Linda Her- Gets $79,200 bers and staff who are mem- SJS PINNINGS konen, Jackie Mantano, Barbara bers of the society to affiliate Examining produce in an open-air marketplace in ishon one to broaden one's kr.o-WP WASHINGTON San Jose sociology./ Morris, Sandy Ramey, Denise with the local chapter. Linda Luscher, senior edge of the stays of the Portuguese people. These girls found exploring the markets of cities around State College has been awarded psychology major from Palo Alto Smith, Phyllis Spiers, Jeanne the world a relaxing change from studies undertaken during a semester at sea on Chapman Colleges is aimed at new two grants totaling $79,200 for The invitation and member of Kappa Kappa Gam- Turgeon and Mary Vargas. floating campus - nou called World Campus Afloat. but former support of students majoring in faculty and staff, ma, to Thomas Vlasie- junior geo- The outstanding pledge award Alzada Knickerbocker of Knoxville.Tannessee.in the plaid dressreturned from the study- to renew education of handicapped chil- members are welcome planning major from was given to Phyllis Spears, travel seme,ter to complete her senior year in English at Radcliffe College. graphy/city University of Tennessee. and a dren, and for development of their membership and partici- freshman business Jan I:nippers ot 1.iOS renceburg. Tennessee. a graduate of the Santa Clara. major. graduate studies in International Relations and re- new programs in that field, ac- pate in the society's activities. former Peace ( oriss Volunteer. first pursued secolul semeste r as a teaching assistant in Spani.h on the orld-cireling campus. concerning active In a cording to Congressman Don Ed- All details Students Ike and attend regular classes aboard the sn. RYN DAM. o) tied by the ECL Shipping wards (D.-9th Dist.). membership in Phi Kappa Phi freittng New Diamond Styles COAST Co. of Bremen tor which the Holland-America Line acts as general passenger agent. In-port activi- The grants include funds for can be arranged by contacting TO ties are arranged to supplement courses taught aboard ship. associate COAST fellowships and traineeships for Dr. Shirley Hopkinson, SOth As you read this. the spring semester voyage of discovery is carrying 450 undergraduate and full-time academic-year study at professor of librarianship and ... Unsurpassed Value! 'lee',-'-, graduate students through the Panama Canal to call at ports in Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. Nigeria. the graduate or senior levels or chapter secretary. Senegal. Morocco, Spain. Portugal. The Netherlands. Denmark and L. i teat Britain. returning to New for short-term study in institutes from KAY Yeurlers York Niay 25. College vt ill take another 500 students around the for advanced study or summer Next fall World C'ampus Afloat Chapman world from New York to Los Angeles and in the spring. ,o noi student body will journey from programs. Los Angeles to ports on both west and cast coasts of South America. its western and northern Allocated to San Jose State are a Europe and as far cast as Leningrad before returning to New York. 845,000 grant for studies in the For a catalog describing how you can include a semester aboard the RYN DAM in your educa- education of mentally retarded tional plans. fill in the information below and mail. $33,600 for speech children, and p. Li and hearing studies. CIGS EAST 15' 10c Kleenex NO MONEY DOWN , St 50 WEN ,f 3 Hershey Bars Sc IT'S DK. TO Owl WEST 2 Toilet Tissue 10c NM' 2 Rolls Paper Towels 19c Choose from an onspiring selection of advanced designs in your chose of EUROPE 1 Box Cheer Soap 24c let yellow or white gold Kay leymers Sill only qualoy yeleCled tha 2 Bars Ivory Soap 5c moult Naranteed a Malone m erding JUNE 18 to AUG. 27 Ajax Cleanser 5c TOUR: 75 Days Crest large size 29c One Item With Minimum $1.099 Purchase of $2 149 $199 $99 Reg S199 $109 Res 5119 yrerf England France Switzer- Si 10 n Woyy, Si nWOO land Monaco Italy SI a Week Austria Holland Denmark CASH Sweden Finland West Germany East Germany DISCOUNT a. Greece Yugoslavia Poland -1 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia \XDrIrl Campus Afloat, Director of Admissions Hungary Holland and College Belgians: ON MAJOR Reg $449 $299 Reg $549.. $349 Rug 5693 $479 $1,498 From BRAND $1 o Wee6 53 50 a Week $5 a Week Name PISSIent Status (I asti (First) Freshman n West Coast Tel Campus address. Sophomore 7 GASOLINE First St. For Free Folders Downtown 65 S. City State Zip Junior and Information We validate all downtown I, . Senior & F , I 9 Puritan Oil Co. 2171 4910 n, Mt., Thu Permanent address Tel Graduate CALL Valley Fair Shopping Center City State Zip M F _ 4th & William 248 3040 Opwn KA, Ihru Fri. Noyhl. yyn.,1 7.30 297-8000 6th & Keyes Sunnyvale 119 S. Murphy Name of School Age 10th & Taylor San Jose Travel Service 739 -0591 --Open Thurs. & Fri. Ni-jk it until 9 The Rvndain is of Wesi German registry. St., San Jose 1 lth & Julian 273 S. First ogninneenm mhorr..,aarms, .J1111,11111111111111111111.1 S-111PARITAN DAILY Friday. February Y4, 1967 Engineers Job Interviews Sought June and summer graduates lions in art circuitry design, re- research, creative desin and edi- sequels und development and other torial positions. Spartaguide op tor alinisintlestsitta Ma) nlitki The City of Los Angeles Water daily, in like Center, jantitions. AUbs-Chalmers. Mechanical, elec- EDITOR'S NOTE: Publicity Arab American Club, 2:30, HE I. MONDAY and Power will be on campus, ADY123-1. fiallnusrk Cards. Business, mar- trical, agricultural and industrial (+airmen for all organize lions New Arabian students will be hon- Htunanhita on Campus, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 8 to interview keting, accounting, math, graphic engineers, business administration, are requested to inelaide the full ored and the SJS String Quar- CI-1149. Organizational meeting. students for summer employment. Tuesday, Feb 28. arts, industrial, industrial tech- and industrial engineering, busi- Will begin work on abortion sym- elub names and title of all speak- tet will play. Students interested All electrical, mechanical, civil and nology, mechanical and chemical Air Force Flight Test Center. ness administration and industrial ers for ell11) Meet ink:et. The in taking an Martian class should posium. sanitary engineering majors who engineering, conununications art, Aerospace, electrical, mechanical technology majors wanted for ap- Spartan Daily t run an- attend the meeting or call 269- TUESDAY will have completed their junior fine arts, art education, journalism engineering anti math majors plication engineering, design en- nouncements If intorniat kcal is Sigma No Alpha. 2:30, 11B207. year by summer are urged to see and English majors wanted for wanted for journeymen and some not complete. Information should 545 Pistol Team, 10 a.m. to 2 Special meeting for all nursing stu- Mrs. Keller in the Placement Cen- marketing, financial control, pro- gineering, research and develop- advance and research positions. be typed Or printed lin Sparta - M1110. Pistol team try-outs dents. Miss Grace Wallis, assistant ter to sign up immediately for an duction and engineering, sales, op- ment, manufacturing and tech- guide Announevenent slip avail- will be held. national director of the Nurses' appointment. Lockheed Missiles and Space erations, research, technological nology. able in the Spartan Daily office. Alpha Phi Omega (National Christian Fellowship, will speak on United States citizenship is re- Company. Civil, electrical, indus- Deadline for he slip* to returned Service Fraternity,. 6:30, JC141. "Meeting the Spiritual Needs of guired. trial, and mechanical engineering, I.- I :30 on the day before the Members will show Friday Flicks. the Patient." math and physics majors wanted e$ eat Le scheduled. for associate engineers, scientists' SUNDAY, FEW 26. associates. research, design alai de- TODAY Loan Deadline 5.15 eyeling Association. 9:50 tit-lopment, testing, cheek out and IEEE, 1:30, ENC. Lobby. Tutu. Sabbatical Leaves Students expect itag National De- HAWAII 1967 a.tn., 1.ucky's parking lot at Seven- production. of Ante's Research Center. Sign- fense Student loans and Educa- th and Santa Clara Streets. Sky- up sheet is in the engineering lob- tional Opportunity grants for thLs Melabs. Electrical engineering UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION cle ride to Alum Rock Park. Bring Slated for Profs by. Tour is limited to 50. semester are reminded that to- majors with BS or MS degrees and a lunch. Two secondary education pro- CAMPUS RESIDENCE OR later-Vardty Christian Fellow- is the last day to piek up physics majors with MS degrees fessors will take their sabbaticals day ship, 3:30, B15. Inter-Varsity Exec- Spartan TH-C, 7 p.m., First Bap- checks in ADM252. cs;irii4.1 for various technical posi- APARTMENT-HOTEL AT WAIKIKI this year, according to Dr. Dwight their utive Prayer Fellowship. tist ('hutch at Second and San An- Shafer, secondary education chair- Sparta Life. Men and women tonio Stieets. College. night will man. models needed for advertisements be held. Dr. Ralph Keiper, au- Dr. C. Auchard will be spend- BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN FOR in Sparta Life. Applications avail- thor and national magazine editor HOWARD TOURS ing a year with the California PINTER'S THRILLER able in JC117 frpm Feb 2:: will slu ,k ,,e -Die, Faith Oppose HAROLD THE ORIGINAL STUDY TOUR TO HAWAII Guidance and Counseling Associa- March 2. tion of which he is president. The - - ONLY $25 DEPOSIT purpose of the association's pro- PaP4 gram is to increase high-quality The 8irtirda9 APPLY: in counseling, particularly school DOES FAITH OPPOSE REASON? Runs March 3, 4, and 8 thru 11 Mrs. Diane Rogers counseling in California. Housemother, Kappa Alpha Theta dnw,r His activities will include work- College Theatre Phone 294-1931 Find the 182 South Tenth ing with local guidance associa- SJSC Students 75c $150 General Telephone: 294-8516 Sunday Feb. 26. 7 p.m. tions, studying educational anti vo- Listen to cast members discuss this play on "Perspective," cational guidance practices in pub- KNTV-Chan. 11, Sat. Feb. 25, 710 COLLEGE NIGHT AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lic schools, and studying profes- sional preparation of school coun- San Antonio 2nd and selors. The study of curriculum in pub- SPEAKER-DR. RALPH KEIPER lic schools will concern Dr. John , : Lecturer. World Traveler, Wright as he travels through- state during the year. National Magazine Editor. out the He will be studying high school Spartan Daily Classifieds curriculum changes during the years 1965-67 and improvements that can be made in the program in the programs and services of Sl'ARTAN the Califoinia Association of WANTED: FEMALE roommate. $42 per MUST SELL girls' dorm contract, Hoover 1 OR 2 MALE roommates for 2 bdrm. at ANNOUNCEMENTS III Secondary School Curriculum Co- I month, Grant Hall. 598 S. 9th, apt. 13. Hall, Contact Paula Carnasso at 294- Royal Lanai AO. $40 for 1, $30 for 2. 2922. Own room. 259-8399. Refreshments and Discussion following the evening ordinators. $399.50 JET Los Angeles to Paris June 1 OR 2 FEMALE roommates wanted. Modern, spacious apt., pool. Contact GIRL WANTED to in the Tri-C Building at 3rd and San Antonio Dr. Wright is the vice president IS, return Sept. 7 from London, includes ROOM FOR MEN. Single or double. share spacious I bed- 4-wk. study course at Alliance Francalse Jeri, Royal Lanai Apt, 258-8876. room apt. with one other. 751 S. 2nd of the CASSCC. Quiet, light, and comfortable. 146 S. Paris. Alternate flight to Amsterdam MUST SELL MEN'S Dorm contract at re- 14th St. 2136-3025, *13. Call 286-5670. June 26/Sept. S. Dr. French 14151 LA duced price of $154 or best offer. Call 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to time. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011L 6-9122 or write c/o Sierra Travel Inc., 286.0814 any ROOM FOR TWO with or without kitch share spacious apartment for rest of se- 9875 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, I GIRL WANTED to share 2 bed apt. en. Men or women. Also room for one mester. Call 287-1637. with 3 man only. 426 S. 7th St. others. Grant Hall. 287-0518. MEN-CLEAN rooms with kitchen priv- AUTOMOTIVE 121 MEN, LARGE, cheerful rooms, single or TWO BEDROOM apartments with va- ileges. Close to campus. $30-35 mo. 617 1111ENIUVS double, wall to wall carpet. Private en- cancies for 1 or 2 people. Furnished. See S. 6th or 638 S. 5th. 292-3646, '59 VOLVO, very clean, black, radio, new trance. 406 S. 11th St. at 495 E. William St., Apt. *1. tires, overhauled engine, new muffler, FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for house. battery. Asking $575, cell 225-4314 or GALS ONLY, room & board, $75/.0. ONE OR TWO female roommates for $40 month, with own room. Must have 2nd 286-9103 after 4 p.m. Unapproved house: near campus. 565 S. large 2.bedroom apt. Either $40 or $60 chest of drawers, 292-7862. 5th. Phone 297-9742. mo. Over 21. Sandi, 297-7621. HONDA 160 '66. Excellent condition, WANTED 2 FEMALE roommates to share ANNUAL $400 or best offer. 294.2922, ask for 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments, pool. Two LARGE 3-ROOM, furnished apt. $115 spacious, modern apt. I block from cam- Kathy King. blocks from campus. 576 S. 5th St. 293- mo. includes all utilities. Girls or couple. pus. $45 mo. Call 286.3417. 445. 595 S. 9th. Call 259.1547. VW BUS, '64, radio, heater, 10 passen- LOST AND FOUND 161 ger. 50 hp. excellent condition, $1507. Call 317-5476 after 5 p.m. LOST: BLACK CHIHUAHUA, Male. '41 CHEVY pick up with camper, rebuilt LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Reward. Vicinity of I5th & William. Call 52 engine, four speed, good tires, $275. Mrs. Oviett, 294-1787, 294-9617. LOST: CHECKBOOK with blue cover. GRAN SPORT, '66 Buick Yellow with Reward. Vicinity Speech & Drama Bldg. vinyl top, 445. 4 -speed stick, positrac- Call Bob, 251-1913. tion. 15,000 mi. Factory warranty. Excel- Saturday, Sunday, Monday-February 25, 26, 27 lent shape, must sacrifice. 244.5418 or LOST: SMALL white cat, 2 black spots 294.5707 at night. top of head. Phone 286-3595 or 297.4438 or return to 277 S. 4th, Reward. CHOOSE ANY ITEM FROM AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR RED '65 VOLKSWAGEN. Radio, heater. SIMILAR ITEM Sunroof & very clean. Asking $1450. Call LOST: SILVER bracelet, approx. 12, Ye" DRIVE-IN MENU AND YOU GET A SECOND after 8 p.m. 292-2359. shield charms from Europe. Sentimental PENNY. value. Reward. Call 296.2546 after 6 p.m. FOR JUST I LINCOLN '62 FORD GALAXIE, 2 door hardtop. HAMBURGER AND GET 2nd 1 FOR JUST 1') V-8, std, transmission, radio & heater. PERSONALS In (Example: BUY 1 HENRY'S 18' $975 or best offer. 967-2615. TRIPPED-OUT kick artists, Folk Rock, 1954 OLDSMOBILE, 2 door hardtop: all Blues Musicians wanted for musical power, radio, heater, new battery, 382 S. Methedrine maneuver. 354-1404. 10th, 287-0934,

HONDA 90, '66, with I year free insur- SERVICES 181 ance, $300. Call 287-0378 after 5 p.m. '62 VOLVO 8.18 Super Sport. Radio and RENT A TV. Free delivery, Free Service. PENNY heater. Call after 4 p.m. weekdays, 294- No contract, call Esche's. 251-2598. ONE 9718. TYPING. Thesis, term papers. etc.. ex- 1960 FIAT 500, with sunroof & cheese perienced & fast, Phone 269-8674. grater. $185. Call Gory, 295-4516. See at PLUS THIS COUPON 565 S. 6th St. 21 Si MARRIED. Liability, property dam- age 8 uninsured motorist coverage on '59 PORSCHE ENGINE, 1600N, $450. auto insurance, $21 for 3 months. Dews Excellent condition, bolts into VW. Write Towle, 244-9600. IsTaq 14 W. Main #4, Los Gatos. OVERWEIGHT? FLABBY? New women's .421,0 FOR SALE 131 exercise classes. 3 per class. 50c 1/2 hour, 286-0218 464 75c hour. 294-0585. DESK, very good condition. $35 or best offer. Call John, 294.0675. 4.c QUALITY TYPING done in my home. Reasonable rates. Call 269-2953. U.S. DIVERS' SCUBA tank and back- "Ir-cgor TO I-CI-L. - 21.4'1" BE TARP) ALJ5E HE" RENT STEREO phonograph. No contract, pack. 2-stage, single hose regulator. 1...OGIr.:5 TN' POOR." $110. Call 967-2164. Ken, free delivery and service. 251-2598, Palo Alto San Carlos Esc he's. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER with case, elite, 590 O'Connor 300 El Camino like new. $40. Call after 6 p.m., 379-0173. BABYSITTING DONE for student mother CLASSIFIED on regular basis. 52 S. 8th St. Phone 286- WANTED: HARMONY 1260 Guitar, RATES 2919. under $60. Bill Norell, 293.8866. Call To buy, sell, rent or 323-7459 591-3771 Minimum after 6 p.m. announce anything, EXQUISITE, REASONABLE typing: book just fill out and clip Three lines One time Three times Five times reports, compositions, theses, etc. Done WOOD SKIS, 185 cm. Excellent cond One time with bindings; only used twice. $30 gr this handy order at home of Miss Carey, 293-4700, best offer. 286-3629, Lynn. blank. 3 lines 1.50 2.25 2.50 TRANSPORTATION 191 HELP WANTED 141 4 lines 2.00 2.75 3.00 5 linos 2.50 3.25 3.50 RIDE WANTED from Hayward, Tues. & GIRL ENJOYABLE part-time work. Flex- Send to' Spartan Daily Thurs. for 8:30 class. 538-1227 after 6 ible hours. Attractive phone voice. No 6 lines 3.00 3.75 4.00 CLASSIFIEDS, p.m. selling. Phone 371-3918. -Adel this MOST POPULAR DRIVE-IN MENU! 1206, San lose State RIDE NEEDED from Sunnyvale-Mountain AMERICA'S CREW MANAGERS. Part time. Hope amount for SUPER PENNY SPECIAL!, College, San lose each addi .50 .50 .50 ViewLos Altos area to SJS daily for 9:30 Chest Plan. Salary & commission. Apply: classes Call Lynda, 736-4119. The Newest Dessert Sensation-Hot Apple Pie Bars, Crisp, Crunchy Crust 1060 Willow, Room 3. 286-3193. Cala 95114. bona! line 25 Filling of Orchard-Fresh Apples ONLY IWlth a Hearty CARTOONIST, interested in $$ making YOU GET THE SECOND BAR FOR Sc WITHOUT COUPON AMOVEI Print your ad here: idea. Call Ron L., 297-9754 7-11 p.m. If (Count nne home, leave number. CHECK A approximately 33 Letters and Spaces To place an ad: ROT DOGS CHICKEN SNAC for Each Lihe) HAMBURGER si CLASSIFICATION Puce beet-U S Govt in 0.7101, 11, or, on beef hot 00h So good, because its Henry PART TIME SALES, some experience. For Call a' succulent breed Do Not Abbreviate seeded. Topped wth Mounds ed smothered in mustard. relish and Carefully seacted, Mondays and Sat. Martin Jewelers, 1605 onions. a crisp pickle topped with c Id chicken .. . S pieces. So set,, O Announcements (1) Na refunds possible on canceled ads Pooh grilled raspy onions, lying; With fries and nippy Ln Meridian, 266-6341. Classified Adv. Office -J206 on a golden 'brown tomato wedges LOG ID7C 0 Automotive (2) bun 18c borberuh mhuce ONION RINGS CHICKEN BASKET tt PART TIME sales, commission, with Best. DOUBLE BURGER 15c O For Sale 131 Monday, Wednesday & Friday CHIESERURGER New . . . nod the perfect mate SHAKES line Products. Call 264-7389 5.7 p.m. to a Henry s Hamburger. Jumbo Superbig shakes, Henry's way' O Help Wanted (4) 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. & Extratosty treat! A big and luiCY good superthIck. beet Henry's hamburger coy. breaded onion rings-SO icily Luscious, cream y, all orders. itildk order. So de MATH TUTOR for 8th grader. Student Housing (5) wed with a generous quantity of and crlso! Take out shakes mode to 1:15 p.m. -3:45 p.m. or WOW- fir able to put across new math. Call 294- melted cheese the per lb. 59c. I lb. 1109 . flows. Chocolate creamy, AOC O Lost and Found (6) Sect touch, On a toasted bun Kg c SHRIMP berry, vanilla or cherry 3502 before 10 a.m., after 3 p.m. with Henry's blended sauce AO A boatload of flavor . . . and n SOFT DRINKS O Personals (7) Tuesday & Thursday DOUBLE CHEESE 45c meal. The "Shrimp Thirst quenching favorites for every COCKTAIL WAITRESSES for new San man filling the cool re O Services (8) 10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. & FISH DINNER Boor by Henry S, crammed with taste! Choose from Jose nightclub. Must be 21. Contact Mr. Terrific Friday . . any day, 5 lumbo tender fan tall shrimp freshmen, of Or. Pepper. Pepsi, O Transportation (9) and served pip orange or roof beer. 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