PARTAN DA I LY II nin SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE
Vol. 56 .4190." SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1968 No. 21
Today's World News 'We'd Do it Again Tomorrow,' At a Glance , compiled from Associated l'refis John Carlos Tells SJS Crowd WAsHINGTON -- President Johnson signed into law the most By SUE AMON it up. you'll never get another the action he and fellow athlete the total count? No. They wanted eomptehensive gun bill legislation Spartan Daily Staff Writer chance. And once you do some- Tommie Smith took at tne Olym- those medals in the count because passed by Congress in 30 years "We believe we were right. thing for your people, you feel pic Carnes when he spoke before of the power and prestige they yesterday, but HUBERT H. HUMPHREY still was not satis- We'd do it again tomorrow. A beautiful inside." an estimated 1,500 students at SJS bring. Now the United States is fied with the scope ... a+ SJS Friday of the new bill. chance to do something for your John Carlos, expelled Black yesterday afternoon. ahead of Russia." people only comes once. If you pass Olympic track star, strengthened In a vvelcome home rally on James Edwards, USBA member, SAIGON - President Nguyen Seventh Street, sponsored by SJS talked about Black people and Van Thieu has said he will not United Black Students for Action America. "The only time Black oppose a Vice President Humphrey halt to the bombing in (UBSA), Carlos and Smith made people get recognition is when "there was good reason to believe their first public appearance in they go to another country and Hanoi would de-escalate the war. this country since their expulsion perform, when the White men say from the Games. jump and run. This is the only Will Visit SJS Friday BERKELEY About 200 stu- time they're considered an Amer- dents staged a sit-in in Sproul Hall "No one in the world knew what Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will si-it SJS Friday we were going to do. Maybe two ican. But we can do things on our on the University of California own without the White man." and deliver a speech relating specifically to the students campus demanding college credit hours before the award ceremony, we sat down and figured out what 4 of Siti, according to Hal Lauth, Humphrey's campaign for the course where Eldridge UBSA SUPPORT Cleaver has just finished his third to do. We wanted to let the world coordinator. Mel VVhitfield, UBSA president, appearance as guest lecturer. know about the problems of Black The Vice President will speak to students and the public. people, but we didn't want to dis- urged Black students not to attend sup- at the SIS drill rich] at noon. OHIO "The Richard Nixon rupt the games." Carlos spoke to clas.ses yesterday afternoon in Carlos. "UBSA The 38th Vice President of the U.S., who has been a sup- Victory Express" rolled across the crowd about the controversial port of Smith and supports the action porter of the President's policies, has recently indicated he Ohio yesterday, with the Repub- action he and Smith took while completely Smith and Carlos. White lican nominee declaring it was time standing on the awards platform talcen by would like to "move away from the errors of the past." receiving their medals. people can't speak for us any- In a speech to the nation on Vietnam from Salt Lake to get down to the "nitty-gritty" in the presidential campaign, and Carlos told the students he will more," Whitfield said. 2 City, Utah, Humphrey declared, "I hate pledged that tity -.lamming Hubert Hurnphrcy at take the Olympic Committee to Carlos and Smith both criticized first priority as President shall be to end the war and obi every stop. court because "I want to show the press for its behavior toward.s tain an honorable peace." them that Black people aren't go- themselves and their wives. Carlos ing to be pushed commented, "Everyone has a job Humphrey, who first achieved prominence in the po- LOS ANGELES Superior around and shoved anymore. I'm going to try to do, but the press is going about y litical field in 19.15 when lie was elected mayor of Nlinne- Court Judge Herbert V. Walker denied a motion to supress evi- to nail them to the wall because it the wrong way." Alinnii-ota, has stated he would not undertake a apolis. dence the defense said was seized they're dead wrong." Addressing himself to members unilateral uithilrawal in Vietnam. nor %%mild he escalate illegally in the trial of Sirhan B. of the news media present in the the le%el of fighting going on there at the present time. Strhan. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's 'NOT JUST MINE' audience Carlos said, "If you poke "We must seek to de-escalate," Humphrey has said at accused assassian. Smith spoke to the students me one more time, or poke my wife or grab my arm, I'm going sar' 1. is during his iampaign. about his gold medal. "When I won 1ROME The Vatican ruled that gold medal, it's not just mine. to break your neck." The Harris Poll indicates that Humphrey is trailing Re- yesterday the new wife of Aris- This medal is for all Blark Amer- Carlos and Smith were mobbed publican Richard M. Nixon by only fise points. but the totle Onassis, the former Jacque- ica. For the White people it's gold by newsmen when they arrived in Vice President commented. "This poll is only a challenge." line Kennedy, was subject to but it's changed color. since rYe &in *Jose Monday afternoon. As he campaigned iti Fort Worth, Texas. a state knoysn minor excommunication from the had it." Smith closed the rally with these has not in the past for its Democratic disunity, both conservative Church because Rome Sharply criticizing the United words to his Black brothers, "Be reeognized Onassis' 1960 Greek and liberal elements of the Democratic party welcomed States Olympic Committee, Smith cool, don't let nobody step on your Orthodox divorce. questioned, "They expelled us from toes. Step back. The conununity is Humphrey as he arrised at the Forth Worth airport. the village and the team, but did hanging. The schools are chang- In Texas he said. "Nly contest with 'Mr. Nixon is voters they take away our medals from ing. And the world must follow." %I:. money. We don't hase the money. but ysti've got the 'Man On Move' people," he declared. 47' Humphrey continued, "When Nixon returns to Texas Candidate Talks Photo by D,ene Kelly look for him under a hush because there is where you're TOMMIE SMITH speaks to an estimated 1;600 students at a going to find him." Today At 12:15 welcome home rally for him on Seventh Street yesterday. Listen- In the area of foreign affairs, specifically the nuclear ing attentively is James Edwards (left). Edwards, and SJS Bill Bradley, Republican candi- arm,- race., Humphrey has heen working for the ratification UBSA member, spoke in support of tne acrion Smith took at the 13th Dis- date for state senator, Olympic games when he received his gold medal in track. Ed- of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. This treaty would with students to- trict, will speak wards is the brother of Harry Edwards, former SJS instructor commit the existing nuclear nati llll not to distribute nu- day at 12:15 p.m. on Seventh in sociology. clear weapons to other countries. St reel Humphrey. in domestic affairs, was the original sponsor The senatorial candidate, de- the "man on the move," of Nledicare and put through many of the social reform scribed as has spent. 15 years in local, school Kennedy Johnson administrat legislar s during the .ind county government. In his speech at Utah. Humphrey said, "I want a moral Constitution Revision Bradley, a registered civil en- peace in this world ... I want to undertake a !less' strategy' I gineer, has been a Santa Clara for that peace. based not on American mithipottinee, but city administrator for 10 years a.s head on American leadership." ond is presently seming of the Mission City Street Depart- Primary Council Topic -- men t. He is a graduate of the Univer- Action on the completed revis- sented instead in a special election sity of Southern California School ions of the ASH Constitution will next month. USIA Spokesman Encourages of Civil Engineering and holds an take up the bulk of Student Coun- The extra time will he needed M.A. in political science and cil's agenda in its weekly meet. to discuss and act on the revisions public administration from SJS. ing this afternoon at 3:30 in the by Council and to give students Group Applications His visit to this campus is be- College Union. enough time to become aware of Minority ing sponsnred by the College Union The revisims, which were origi- the revisions, according to ASB Vice President Bill A spokesman for the United greater understanding in depth of Pmgram Board, the Toting Re- nally planned to he presented be- Langan. States Information Agency (USIA) American society, culture and in- publicans and the Political Science fore students in the Freshman Langan said among the changes may be pre. said the agency "welcomes and en- stitutions." Department. Elections, Oct. 29-30, discussed at Monciay night's ses- courages" applications from mem- sion of the Constitutional Revision bers of minority groups for the Committee was that of including Foreign Affairs Internship Pro- the ASB treasurer on the same gram. party ballot as the ASB president The program, open to college and vire president. graduates between 21 and 31 who "It's impossible for an defiled are U.S. citizens, is the "first of to have a true opportunitv its kind in this country." Arthur to carry out his platform if there Lewis told Radio-TV News Centex. is party opposition to his plat- form within student government," In the past the USIA has boot a "preseive of White Anglo-Savm Langan said. 'This will attempt
Americans," Lewis said. The pro- 1st eliminate petty politics." gram is ti realization that. "ex- The %ice president said the com- plaining foreign policy" to people mittee also discussed the possibili- of other countries "needs not only ty of retaining the office of at- Whites, but Blacks, Browns, Or- torney general, which had been ientals and Indians as well." deleted in the completed revision Foreign serviec otfierts "don't t,f I itr 01110 Wit i011 make policy. nor implement it. They make the policy understood. It is more systematic. structured Publicity Meeting approach than is Peace Corps In JOHN CARLOS shows hi% Riad, and White audience what bringing to foreign people a Publicity. (than men of recognized OlyrnpiC gArfle spectators did when he and Tommie Smith gave campus organizations are reminded the Black power sign of a clenched fist and bowed their heads to al t AR orientation meeting when the National Anthem was played at award ceremonies. Today's Weather today in .1C208 at 12:30 p.m. Carlos told the SJS students present at the rally, ''When Tommie FORMER SJS TRACK STAR and Olympic hounded and mobbed by newsmen ever since Representatives from the Spar- and I go+ on that stand wo knew we weren't alone. We knew t minuet, toinnY and warm blows everyone at home gold medal winner Tommie Smith is shown with his departure from Mexico City Monday morn. tan Daily and the Raclio-'rV that who was watching was up on that stand in it h one or two high clouds his wife, Denise, and baby Kevin after a rally ing and he sharply criticized the press at yes- Center will distribute free press with us. We wanted fo let the world know about the problems of today and tomorrow. High to- on Seventh Street yesterday afternoon welcom- terday's rally. kits and explain how clubs may Black people and we did our thing and stepped down. We were ila3 al :QS: 78, ing him homa. Smith and his family have been by Dien., Kully sA.I media coverage of their events. scared, we re human." Z SPARTAN DAILY Wednecdav October 23. 1968 Guest Room 11 1 1 11 RTAN DA I LY ill 1 Pres. Clark "118 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE States Opinion
Phil Stone Editor John littrieY Advertising Mgr. 11!.. 1/r. ROBERT I). CLAltK SJS President Several charges have been made against our football recruiting program, causing Editorial dB 11111111 I I i some students to questimi the total athletie .st... I . ie... i 11111101 il III program and its ache . i .. istration. Prelimin- 'Oa. :id. . MIMI Ilig ary evidence indivates some questionable gia: III Pi. biiiiii7111. 11111141 li I practices in recruiting were employed. I ---141111 !i The Olympic Spirit am continuing an inquiry into these prac- tices and recruiting procedures. Howeyer. H 1 1 .11.1sitillit ho.o.j.w..i:V 1.1110111.111:11011;11111:11111i11:111111 II: Ill 1 I do not think the entire athletics pro- If ait) thing has come through clear- It is distressing that this contro- gram. nor the adminiotrae of the pro- 1111111111111:::11:1:fillauarvillin I IFT II I IIII ly in the first week of the ()lymph. tersy has swept across such a remark- gram should be the issue. which able affair. The Mexicans. tlesipte 11 Some of the criticism has been direeted Games. it is the principle for I 11111111:111111.1:1171111:11111111111111111 ilililli III 1:111I I l If at Dr. Robert Bronzan. our athletic direc- they ought tti stand. The young men all the early doubts about their abili- tor, although in both his personal and in Mexico City are not ties. hale produced a magnificent Illu.11111111 and women fill li 1 II profesoional qualities. Dr. Bronzatt cer- there to compete for their nations. spectacle. Teletision has brought the tainly ranks as one of the nation'o out- i il their political philosophies or their glory and the anguish of the Games II I 111 standing athletic direetors. have the 11151111111111 I IIII i 1111 social ideas. They are there for the home to millions of Americans as nev- 1411111111111 h II IV 1 highest respect for his capabilities in di- recting our athletic sheer joy of competition and to tle- er before. e hate cheered the ath- program. I 1111 I I termine %Ito among them is best. e letes not because of their nationality MI I 11111 1 IIIIII1 I I( 1 hail the winners and sympathize with or their race. but because they are Illf 1 1111111 I I 1 the losers not as Americans or Bus - the best in the world. That., after all, ASB Machine? i’Makriallimice.."30111, or Kenyans or as white men is what the Olympic Games ought to Logi-...... cuts WoH, By JIM [HIP% ER as superb athletes. he all about. tor blaek men but ASB Public Relations Director young Amer- 1068 Do Not Bend, Fold or Debate This Candidate 'rho-. it i- -ad that two AVashington Post. Oct. 20. Alias: The Cross-Eyed Rabbit chose to become propa- ican Negroes The. Cross-Eyed Rabbit hops again of their great- gandists at the moment this time freunt the sanctity of the Miner est triumph. Regardless of the depth Thrust and Parry Matines" that oligarchy that excludes all or the rightness of the feelings they ex- hut a few from participation in student goyer ..... pressed in their silent protest. the time ent. The "Aliner niachine," as one in the and place were wrong. Political pro- Council Cut Debated; Column Angers ASB ad lll i l tistration chooses to call it, they for black power. _tests be seems to be confused abemt how it is to) people on a committee, the less will las done. Garcia wants so badly to keep alive, by not white supremacy. or national indepen- respond to much Alaimo Answered Also, a smaller council will facilitate com- dipping its colors. Is it possible that Garcia charges. in the (Bpi'. dence lia r no place the members. has so conveniently separated this world Yesterday's article. in the Spartan Daily Editor: munication between pies unless the huh% idual is to be Miss Alaimo's next point is that the power from the world of the Olympics that he can't by the executhe secretary has the College Marles Alaimo wrote that she opposed the hands of a that see that what he calls "political differences" -tibitierged into the state anti the is in the few so an oligarchy Union in uti uproar. \ ice Pre-ident Hill section of the proposed constitution. which exists in student government. This is, has, are really worldwide human inequalities? Of they should Langan has threatened to resign if he is Games are to become what would cut the size of student council from mid always will be true. The trowel of student course Smiths' and Carlos' actions were in- 21 to 14 members. She said she opposed this appropriate. They were inappropriate because not reinstated publicly as the marl not be competitions between na- government is in the hands of only about 25 because it would reduce the degree of repte- out of 23,000 students. If this were otherwise, they were directed at the mass of people who boss. Dave Aikmait, treasurer. has given
tions. sentation of student council members, since student goverrunent could not function with are dead, and most evoyone knows that the notice that his reputation as a "wheeler- Onre that said. it must be added they woUld have to represent 1900 rather than any degree of efficiency. most inappropriate gesture one can do is try dealer" has been raped. the Present 1100 students. This argument is to talk to a dead man. Tommie Smith and John Carlos It is not true that the only information stu- And what about Earl Hansen? How is that invalid. First, the proposed constitution speci- P. Welker he dents have is what they read in the Daily Hichard carried mit their demonstraC for fies that the number of upper, lower, and ASH 6238 supposed to take thr idea of being rele- after the decisions have been made. Student graduate division representatives would be gated to a mere machine part? black power with the greatest possible council members now have office hours on proportional to the number of students in Seventh Street in an effort to find out what As for the rest of thio year's student drama and dignity. Mr. Smith's elnll these divisions. Thus, representation will be MAMA Speaks students think as well as to allow the stu- government, all is not well either since they had more equitable than it is now. Second, one 1111.11iS afterwards about what dents to find out the views of their represen- Editor: representative cannot possibly fairly represent the charge came up. It seems that most of done it were tatives - - on such issues as the proposed As spokesman for MAMA (Moderate Amer- done anti why they had even 1100 students. To do so would require those who volunteered for ASH this year constitution. ican Mexican Association) may I take your eloquent statements of what he be- that he confer with his constituents everytime did so because a new group of editorial page as a platform on which to con- people, an issue is to be decided wan), but this is im- Miss Alaimo's suggestion to re-define the hews. It is unfortunate that he feels demn the actions and policies of other Chicano dedicated to the idea of a no-B.S., no possible since very often decisions have to be office of executive secretary is a good one. groups and spokesmen on campus, formality year was appealing. Now the way he does about the United made quickly. Without this constant referring, I think the proper thing for her to do is to they write up her suggestions and put them before Our group feels that MASC and MAPA do are wondering what happened. there one person cannot even represent a random It's ter- States just as it is unfortunate not represent the general Mexican American sample of 20 students. Fourth, since it is thus student council. rible to find out you are part of a ma- that lead him to that intellect or spirit on campus. We feel their are conditions impossible to fully represent one's constituents, Roger Lette chine! outspoken and futile exhortations and childish feeling. But the mere fact he dared one has to represent what one believes is right. A2907 pranks do more to hinder progress for the But if there is a Miner machine, it is a One cannot abstain from voting on an issue S4. Representative to de striae it underlines the great- Chicanos than to help. No detailed explana- constantly expanding group of because he does not know what the students students do- tion is needed for anyone keeping abreast of ness of the nation in which he lives. think of it. and, likewise, one cannot vote ing their own thing for whateYer reason. recent developments. against an issue which he firmly believes is Insensitive Column No one has ryer been excleteled. in fact. To how many other countries in the As to Kenyon Jordan's article of Tuesday, bad. although he may feel that many students most of the 200 or more Oct. 22, we can only chuckle at the fact that students involved %Odd WOilld an athlete who made such would favor it. A representative must act and Editor: Mike Honda, mentioned as "one Chicano" is don't know each others names and haYe. a protest dare return? vote according to his conscience. Thus, in a The anger that stirs my blood to write this actually of Oriental ancestry. never met before them came to the College strict sense, he only represents himself. Fifth, is genetated by undoubtedly one of the There was no such display of great- MAMA spokesman a representative can not possibly represent filthiest, most insensitive and reprehensible Union looking for a kick. John Gutierrez ness by the V.S. Olympic Committee only those members of his class or division. columns I have ever read. Tim This year's student government has made For Garcia A818 When he votes on an which banished the two men from the appropriation for a the world should stop and start at the Olym- itself known and relevant to the iosues of special program or approves a new constitu- pics. He lost all dignity when he said, "Tommie ordered them home. The the college. For that reason some tend to team and tion, his actions affect all the students. Thus, Smith and of de- Generalization John Carlos ran the risk forget that it's only a month old. complaint by the International Olym- In another sense, each representative really stroying all the good-will the Olympic Games Editor: represents 23,000 students. had and the world by pro- But for those who are working with the pic Committee that the two had intro- ever bring to For these masons, then, it is meaningless testing one of their countries own specific In reference to the MASC article printed "Miner machine." the charge that it is ex. rang duced politics into the Games to say that to make a representative represent problems." If sending Smith and Carlos home in the "Guest Column" of the Oct. 17 issue chiding the majority of students comps as 1900 rather than 1100 of the Spartan Daily, I hollow and should have been turned students is to reduce Is all the "good-will" that the Olympics will find it very ironical a surprise. the degree of representation. ever show then there really isn't much them. that a charge of "overt stereotypification" of a simple apology. Politics it shows that even a group of students aside with This proposed reclucticet in the size of coun- Remember ton, that every four years the the Mexican culture is followed two para- who would has almost always bletnished the cil will make it possible to get more work U.S. reaffirms its refusal to recognize the graphs later by the overgeneralization of the rather work with anyone for done. As any bureaucrat knows, the more "spirit of Brotherhood and Common Peace" term "Anglo" (in the context of the MASC a common cause instead of pemonal recog- Olympics and is deeply involved in article meaning simply the fair-skinned species nition. find themselves still confronted this year's Games. It was injected into of the race). with the same few who believe ASB poli- Perhaps our Modcan-Americara brothers do _them by the African and Cotnntunist tics is fun to play for the sake of Staff Comment not realize that a person with a light skin self. nations when they threatened not to color is not neeessariiy of the Anglo-Saxon elevation into a somewhat antiquated title compete unless South Africans were culture or even of the more inclusive Anglo of "recognition and glory." culture. Our brothers also indicate they have barred. Tlw political cast of the A lot can he done and any student is Greener Grass Theory forgotten that the Americans of Anglo origins welcome to help (I() it -- but remembe.r. Games was confirmed when the IOC ("Anglo-Saxon" included in the term "Anglo") make up only a minolity of our nation's pop- the idea is to work for the students in bowed to the threats. All Messrs. Applies to SJS Athletes ulation. areas never entered bv other ASB adminis- Smith and Carlos did was to emulate Perhaps those of MASC and others who trations or to maintain already existing their eltlers. When the U.S. Commit- By MIKE ELVITSKY call themselves Chicanos could better them- programs with the satne enthusiasm. selves and this nation if they would start to Sports Editor But you probably won't get an award tee retaliated against them. it made use the term "Anglo" with greater care. martyrs tif them and raised again the Investigating the Men's Athletic Depart- Some athletes claim their education has stun Deller for it - 89(11) a year can he better spent ment will uncover no secrets which will A2188 elsewhere. question of its own competency to been mishandled by athletic administra. expose the administrators as incapable or tors. How literally stupid can some people -.preside liter American athletics. bigots. be? If by the time a young man reaches Z. The saying 'The grass looks greener on college he can't handle his own affairm hr.(' the other side' can be applied in this case. definitely in the wrong place. Campus Closeups tkRTAN DAILY Athletes complain about mistreatment Shall we utak,. the athletic people baby. sauosi fun cow= and favoritism like apple pie and mothers Hitters also? By DOANE YAWGER go together. many The faculty. senate at Los Angelea dents have been investigated bv the FBI Second Class postage paid at San Jew Cilifornia. Bring an athlete itself involves Member of Crrliforni Nowspaper Publisltore Assent. S.IIS doesn't have a lot of money to be hours of devotion and self-sacrifice. But bor College voted unanimously recently to or other agency. Deportation might face ation. Published daily by students of San Jose throwing out on scholarships and if ath- of accept student representatives on five of any foreign student-lawbreaker. Stat Collegtr, roc pt Saturday and Sunday, during athletics io the secondary importance ’coll g year. Th. opinions expressed heroin r not leteo don't like what they're getting, why college. If a person can't handle both then their committees, the Harbor Ilawk said. * * * nec aaaaa ily those of rho Asiocintod Student Body, don't they leave? he should get out. The committees will each have two stu- New, more effecthe techniques in hy -- the Colleg Administration, or th Dep riment of Journalism and Advertising. Subscription acc pted Moot of the complaisisrsann.to be cen- Anyone hoping to go through college on dents and deal with otudent problems. teria producing, yell-inducing and crowd - only on rornainder-of vemester basis. Full academic tered on Black athletes in recruitment and SIS scholarship is kidding himself. Au * * * arousing were retealed this summer at a _ year, $9; ch sornester, $4.50. Off-cornpus pric pot an copy, 10 cord'. Phone 294-4414 Editorial Est. 2383, seholarohip outside job or money from home is neces- Foreign students may take part in pro. camp at Lake Tahoe sponsored by the Na- Advertising Eat 20B1, - 2384, 2385, 2386. 20112, 2063, Recruiting has always been a major sary in order to live properly. test activities at the University of New tional Cheerleaders Association, the Santa 2064. Prost of Glob, Printing Co., 14413 S. First St. probleni in moot athletic departments. If If investigation is what you want, then Mexico as long as they don't break any Monica City College Corsair commented. Editor . PHIL STONE things can be improved at SJS, Dr. Bob go ahead. But it's about time people laws, according to the international Berl,- Cheerleaders from high schools anti col- Advertising Monogr,' . JOHN HURLEY Itronzan would be the first to lend a help- learned to stand on their own feet and icro director. leges in California, Nevada and Arizona Day Editor MARY MARKS Sows Eciltor ...... BILL HURSCHMANN ing hand. quit depending on others. The Lobo report no UNM foreign stu- attended the "loud" symposium. Wednesday. October 23. 196e KPARTAN DAILT--11 Talk i Nix" New Action Course Plotted Tapes Made At Businessman's Seminar
A n unique Seven" '"I'alk to Nixon " Cam- Batten Proposes Improvement paign Program" is now By CSCSPA Student Lobby being con- ducted fts .1.4NET HOTHERsALL by the SJS Young RePub- Hearts at their booth on Seventh Spartan Daiis staff Writer Street. "CSCSP % tt ill a nett course of action to organize .1, a releointi and representative follom Tape recorders have been set Of Ghetto Economy With Jobs sok,. of the student state cullege. community," stated SjS senior Victor ice, former ASH presi- up at the Young Republican booth DON HANSEN that his company %%wild no: od full cooperation of my office to president of the California Stale College Student President's Associat' . on which students can express dent and eurrently spaniel' Daily Stuff Writer the project up or make limitations. fe feet this challenging proposal." their opinions and ideas Rich- Esecutites of CSCSPA. the only student lobbying force in the United States, are meeting con- to A challenging pooposal to de- but that they would take part as Milburn D. Wright, SJS School ard Nixon or ask him questions. viirretol i o lilt tile Slate Hoard of Truelees today and tomorrow at Fresno State College to con- velop a practical plan for pro- part of the group effort. of Business dean commented by The recordings will be sent tu dear retamping of CSCSPA. viding jobs and improving the He concluded by calling upon "Chairman Batten's pro- firm,. Nixon headquartets where either economy in a ghetto area and students to "come tu business with [RAW is unique challenge." 1.7-1 sl' 1. no% in its ninth year of existence, has been silent in educational matten,," Lee Nixon or his staff will listen to "making it work" was put to SJS your protests intact. Du not make He further stated that "With the continued. "However, this will no them. All questions asked over students by Willirun M. Batten, your peace with what we are. !people of the ghetto to teach us longer be tolerated." The organiza- the tape will be answered by mail. 4 chairman of the Board of J. C. Show us what we can be." their problems. eith the backing tion will begin to express VieWS The tapes will be available to Penney Company during his talk in College officials reacted inured- I of this giant merchandising firm, trona, il itiStleii about higher educe - all students until election day on Morris Dailey Auditorium yester- iately to the task force proposal with the ingenuity cif tiU1' students 0 Nov. 5. day. of Batten. and faculty, Wt. may make a step Last month the annual CSCSPA A Students and Student-Vet- Terming himself and all busi- SJS President Robert D. Clark toward economic and social justice state convention at California eran.s for Nixon group has also a nessmen "revolutionists," Batten stated. "I shall make available nOW denied those in our ghettos." State Polytechnic College. San been organized at SJS. According proposed that a joint task Entre Luis Obispo, recommended de- to Bob Willich. president of the of students and faculty of the SJS cisive stands which will liP pre- Mem, the organization will cater School of Business and manage- 4 sented to the State Board of Trus- to students who do not wish to be ment associates of the J. C. Penney 500 Pints Set as Goal tees at their meeting now in ses- affiliated with the Young Repub- Company be formed to develop a sion at Fresno or at next month's licans. as well as the special in- workable plan of action. board meeting in Los Angeles, ac- terests of student veterans. cording to Lee. Batten Ls at SJS as the dis- For Campus Blood Drive HOPEFULNESS timiished guest of the two day Distinguished Businessman's Sem- With a goal of 500 pints. the pint of blood, Junkins said. SJS' Steve Lieurance, CSCSPA inar srxinsored by the Schur)) of semi-annual SJS blood drive will Trophies tire awarded for out- executive secretary, expresses ex- SJS Band Business which concludes today. begin Nnvember 7 and 8. standing group participation as treme hopefulness that this or- All interested persons are invited The Air Force ROTC, Associated blood donors. Four trophies will be ganization will soon be a viable Women Students, the Army ROTC. given in four divisions. A minimum political force in the Board of to attend the informal discussion at Phrateres, Spartan Spears, and of 20 per cent is necessary to be Trustees decision-making. To Perform eith Batten thLs afternoon :t 30 in the Home Economics quad. Angel Flight are sponsoring the eligible for a trophy. To be presented to the state blood drive. Donnr requirements are 18 board are recommendation.s cover- DRANIATIC PROPOSAL It will be held at the Catholic' years of age. Unmaniied students ing the Student's Rights Resolu- At Disneyland The executive's dramatic pro- Women's Center across from the between 18 and 21 must obtain ap- tion, the George Murray case. stu- posal met with enthusiastic College Theater from 9 a.m. until parent;i1 release slips available dent voice in policy formulation Members of the SJS Marching proval from the near capacity 4 p.m. in Admin. 142, The College Un- him and state college presidential se- Band will travel to Southern Cali- audience as they gave a stand- Sign-up booths for prospective ion, or the Students Affairs Build- conclusion of lection, Propositions three, six and fornia this weekend on their semi- ing ovation at the donors will be located un Seventh ing. 1./onors must weigh a mini- Photo by Ter , nine and a mandatory minority annual band trip to perform at his speech. Street and in front of Spartan mum of 110 pounds and all blood studies class. two football halftimes and present In his call for a joint task ftirce. CSCSPA executives Vic Lee and Steve Lieurance discuss the Bookstom on Oct. 24, 25, and on types are accepted. The most important recom- a concert at Disneyland. Batten proposed that the SJS Nov. 5 and 6. _ recommendations to be submitted to the State Board of Trustees mendation to the baird Ls that all Business act as coordi- Friday evening, the Ixend will School of "Any person donating one pint meeting at Fresno State College today and tomorrow. CSCSPA California state colleges require a to bring to- be featured in the halftime show nator of the project of blood will receive a credit card headquarters in the SJS College Union is an office of activity, in "Minority Cultures" or course at the El Capitan-Ifelix High gether a variety of institutions. entitling the donor, spouse, Bargains Galore! since Lee and Lieurance must coordinate all state college presi- "Minority Studies" as a prerequi- government, to School football game In Lakeside, possibly including children, parents, parents-in-law dents and act as liaison to the board of trustees. site for graduation beginning the DO YOUR EARLY _ _ near San Diego. act in concert. grandparents, and grandparents- year 1970. Batten de- CHRISTMAS SHOPPING lacademic Larry Marks, marching band The task force, as in-law to an unlimited amuunt ot major recommendation, BOOK Another public telations director, corn- scribed it, onuld not be theoreti- blood for one year," David Jun- AT OUR HUGE the Student's Rights Resolution, mental that the band "specifically cal in nature but as he put it, kins, Air Force ROT(' publicit SALE will be read at the Los Angeles business ap- tried to find a chance to perform "would take a nortnal chairman said. ASB meeting. At that time Lee Will in- approach would Judiciary proach." This Board high in that area at one of the l'he credit card is valid in the troduce the 18 student college studies, schools because it is noted for determine need, market United States ICanada, Puerto nuBooks Inc. presidents to the Board of Trus- site selection.s, TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE its fine bands." financing, product, Rico, and the Virgin IslancLs. If tees as a symbolic gesture of uni- business functions. Ste,ens Creek & Winchester Marks continued that the band and other one needs to use the card, it could OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY fication among the state colleges. corpora- Tries Two Students needs new members every year Bringing his $3 billion mean a savings of $25 to $35 per STUDENT FREEDOM and that doing a halftime show tion into the midst of the social In its first case against indi- charged with an infraction of the The Student's Rights Resolution at one of the high schools is the upheavals of the nation, Batten viduals this semester, the ASB state administrative code. deals with academic, artistic and best way to recruit. stated, "I krilaw that bu.siness can; Judiciary heard testimony Monday The coed approached by the student freedom on state college Saturday, the band will rehearse no more stand aside from our from Gerry Roney, ASB attorney two male students brought the campuses. for the San Jose-San Diego game. social revolution than from our znown /or 4 general, against two SJS students matter to ByrOn Bollinger, SJS CSCSPA, In recommendation They will perform at the half- economic revolution." accused of selling parking permits superintendent of buildings and form, supports San Francisco State time that night in San Diego's new Batten outlined three possiblej ,00f Aod on campus. grounds, who informed campus President Robert Smith's refusal stadium. areas for the task force to con-1 The Judicial Board also heard security. A cashier from the ac- to remove Murray's name to a non- "The band members are really sider: llere. in our rela.ting atmosphere. you will testimony from two witnesses con- counting office was assigned to teaching position as requested by looking forward to the chance ro 'UNEMPLOYABLES' cerning the case. Officer Anthony carry out the remainder of the the State Board of Trustees. put on a show at San Diego," A manufacturing operation In enjoy delicious foods. specially prepared and Romalus nf campus seceirity, and detaiLs with the two defendants The student organization also Marks said. "We've received quite the heart of a ghetto area, em- serum! for a memorable occasion. Rf'SIT Don Hogan, assistant dean of stu- and establish a place and time to reconunends students have a voice a bit of very favorable publicity ploying "unemployables," to pro- table WM'. dents. make the transaction. The cashier, in rules formulation in student- on the performances at the last duce equipment for use in Penneys your The two students who aliegedly an employee of SJS, was to make related functions and have full few games and we really have and other stores or merchandise 1401 South First For reservations 5 approached an unidentified female the transaction with state money student representation in t he been working to malce a superla- to be sold; student on campus offering to while members of the security state college presidents selection tive showing at the San Diego --A management team to ad- at Alma Phone 292-1266 sell an extra parking permit for force phntographed and tape re- process. game." vise ancl assist existing ghetto bus- $23 on Sept. 18 were formally corded the sale. "In addition to being an educa- Sunday, the band has been in- ines.ses in enlarging their opera- .esoce A special agent from the tele- tional student lobbying force vited to join the Disneyland tion.s to provide more jobs; phone company was asked to ob- CSCSPA also wants to spon.sor stu- Marching Band in their parade --Provide more jobs through a Today's Debafe tain the two defendants' addresses, dent services through a dual cor- up Main Street. The band will also service bu.sinesses, from "window- CIVIL ENGINEERS according to Officer Romalus. poration," said Lee. Investigation give a concert in the park that washing to travel service." On Resolution: of this corporation set-up is in afternoon. of Eight sequential photos, admitted Calling for "action instead WASHINGTON STATE into evidence during the hearing. process now. Band Directnr Roger Muzzy just words," Batten made it clear Is SDS Bad? show the sale near the fountain The student seteices, soon to be stated that "it's the usual thing" DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS "Resolved: That SDS is Detri- on Sept. 24 between the cashier in operation, will offer a student for visiting bands to be given the and the mental to American Society" is and the two students. Europe travel plan, an interna- chance to perform and join the SCTA Sponsors Highway engineering is a rewarding career the topic for debate at noon today The tWO defendants never de- tional student discount card and parade. State of Washington is an exciting place to work and placement for in Morris Dailey Auditorium be- nied selling the permit. The issue Recon, computerized Joining the band on their trip Barbecue Tonight live. Every phase of highway civil engineering is em- tween members of the American brought before the hearing Ward state college graduates, which op- south will be the band's Color Student California Teacher's As- ployed in the Washington Highway Department. Independent Party, the John Birch was whether the two students erates like computerized dating Guard which does precision march- reacitaion (SCI'M %till hold a bar- Society and SDS. "solicited" or "exposed for sale" match and others. ing with flags and the Band-Aides. becue tonight from 5 to 7 p.m. at Representatives from the Washington Department of The debate marks the begin- the permits on college property. 'VE1RY HELPFUL' the barbecue pits. ning of a series of formal debates The two students stated they "Although the three are very Highways will be on the San Jose State College campus Tickets are $1.25 for members on contemporary issues to be pre- thought the phone call by the SJS helpful to students, the long term Foreign Study Tuesday, November 5, 1968 interviewing civil engineers. and $1.50 for non-members. They sented this semester. cashier constituted entrapment by effect of Reeon is most substan- up for an interview at Students interested in exchange are available in ED325, at the Interested students please sign OASIS, student organization for security force, and that possibly tial," explained Lee. Both em- study programs in Europe and Student Affairs Business Office your campus placement office. the advancement of speech com- the meeting agreement was made ployer and graduates fill out IBM Nort.h America can consult files and at the barbecue pits at the munication is sponsoring the event. by the cashier. making the solici- questionnaires, which are then in the Office of Student ActilAties tation clause of the infraction the compiled, and employer and stu- dinner. Services, ADM142. feature steak, respbnsibility of the school. dent are matched. This according The menu will Mast academic year programs salad, beans, french bread, Coke One of the defendants, during to Lee would eliminate the local have deadlines in November or stu- and ice cream. SAN FRANCISCO Open Tonight the hearing said, "I don't think placement center, except for December. there's sufficient evidence to prove dent part time job opportunities. Information is available about SYMPHONY we've solicited on campus." "CSCSPA plans to take an ac- iummer study, and travel, youth Float Deadline Set Until 9 p.m. The six members of the Judicial tive part in educational decision, -irograms throughout Europe and Deadline for homecoming par- JOSE F K l'S 'PM 71 V0V Panel present deliberated for five affecting students' well being an, Vorth America, teaching positions ade float designs is Friday. Plans tninutes before making their rec- also provide services to aid them,' n foreign countries, and a variety should be turned in to the Stu- ommendation to Hogan. The as- L,ee commented. "In short, Cali tf field service programs. dent Activities Offer Are\ 1212. sistant dean of students accepted fornia State College President': STUDENT SEASON TICKETS! the recommendation and will in- Association will attempt to be. form the two students today of come a truly effective voice for feteMoU their decision. 200,000,000 state college students." *Great Savings up to 76% BARREL'S Choice of: 22 Wed. at 8:30 Complete Crie Jitelorre4ier SAN JOSE DRAMA DEPARTMENT 041 Wed. at 8:30 Series A or B The Only Indonesian Cafe preAsettb 57th Season Begins Dec. 4 Opera House in the area. Fish & Chips An exciting selection of fine JOHNKA SYNGE S Large Order Fish & Chips $1.00 Ticket prices: 22 Concerts $27.50, 32.50, 35.00, foods prcoared Indonesian 'alf Order 55c style. 0 J r exotic bill of $44.00 fare Shrimp 'N' Chips 5 per 51 -- 8 for . $1.50 $39.50, lists: PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD Chips 25c SOff Drinks 17c Sate Koland ti Names 30, 31. Lunch, Wed.-Saf.. 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Second St. charge. hold a recital at 8:15 p.m. Two locations to serve you Recital tickets are availaPle at Playwrights Wednesday, Oct. 30, in Concert the SJS Student Affairs Busi- For the past few weeks Drama Hall. ness office. "My Pay Mope Department students have been His program will include ttking time off on Saturday -Pieces en Concert," by Cou- mornings to participate in 'The perin, "Seven Variations on a Group." Theme from Mozatt's Magic Special to SJS "The Group" is a forum where Flute," by Beethoven, "Sonata in playwrights can have their A Minor," by Schubert and Students & Facidtv works read and students can get "Stucke im Volkston," by Schu- involved in dramatic production, mann. Groui) Golf Lessons according to Ed EmanuEt in- An additional f ea ture of structor in drama and co-ai- Honegger's appearance will be a on Six .15 minute lessons - Chipping. driving. rector of the project. series of three master classes Bach Suites. The dates for putting --- Otte plaving "The idea for the group orig- the lesson - (hie hour from inated with Gary Bothum," said the classes are Oct, 29-31, Personal of golf movies plus discussion De- EmanuEl. Bothum is a grad stu- 9:30-11:30 a.m. in the Music Student dent at SJS and the holder of - - - $10-each student the 1968-69 Samuel S. Shubert Advisor National Fellowship in Play- These classy- are tailored to your specific needs Special Discount Chris: So you've run wrighting. FACULTY and schedule-. Grim!). lit eight -Itti "Our main interest," said out of money and redis- STUDENTS "is in people who have covered the value of EmanuEl, ALUMNI iNSTRI (TIM A WREN 1. " SMITH not participated in main stage people over thirty. Well, I member P. 1. productions but have an active Just present yOur sfaff or fly home on PSA and interest in drama." ASB card we'll talk about it. 1:airgrtittlitls (;olf Centel' About 15 people, including five MOVIE & STILL Love, Dad. IliIlk ltd. at S. 7t11 Si. playwrights, are present-IY Par- Centserris Supplies in the new program. Pm:Odors Equipment Ph. 29.3-973 ticipating hopes to see "The developing printing P.S. Alt you have to do F:manuEl phone your campus rep. Nile lighted range Group" increase to about 30. ANIMALS like the ceramic pig in this picture, are on display repairs "Because of limited facilities, in the Main Art Gallery from 9 to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- Joseph DeScaIa Student Rates 11 eektia),- 5Ik/ -- 9 297.9996 there is a need for other pro- day. The sculpture by David Gilhooly, instructor in art, is just Can jew oams involving as many stu- one of the exhibits in the show, "In The Sculpture Bag." Sched- From San Jose to L.A. or uled for three weeks, the show surveys contemporary sculpture Hoilywood-Burbank, S13.50. dents as possible," emphasized San Diego, $19.85. Super 727 EmanuEl. on the West Coast. including works by SJS faculty members. Jets. PSA gives you a lift 01, OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:30 CAMERA SHOP SAT. TO 6 245 South First discount records,. SUNDAY 12 to 5 SAN JOSE'S LARGEST MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE 'President's Own' PACIFIC JAZZ YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE SOLID STATE Symphonic Band San joie s' Ileivest As/di/ion BLUE NOTE ITALIAN TO ENJOY SA L E Plays Tomorrow Why drive to San Francisco when you can enjoy our intimate din- THE SPARTAN HOUSE "The President's Own," the 170-year-old U.S. Marine Con- ing room and cocktail lounge? CAT. PRICE 5.79 cert Band, will perform two Phone now for that special eve- 399 Try our spaghetti bubbling over with a benefit prograrns tomorrow in hearty Italian sauce made from att Old the San Jose Civic Auditorium. ning out 293-7700. The afternoon program will tirdledttl orld Recipe. e're also featuring the most begin at 1:30 with the evening PACIFIC program scheduled for 8:30. tnig4t rr delicious Lasagna in town. Lavers of home- The Marine Band, often called made goodness, smotht red with a perfect JAZZ 6-'41.. - '..""` "The Red Coats," because of its 1600 SOUTH FIRST ST., SAN JOSE COMPLETE blending of fine. mellow cheeses. A Spar- colorful costumes, is being spon- CATALOGUE tan House treat guaranteed to suit any- sored by the Kiwanis Club of South San Jose. one's taste. Don't forget our convenient take EVERY P.J. 4,,ArD Under the direction of Lt. Col. Ever WiSh YOU RECORD IN OUR home service. Albert Schoepper, the band was HUGE STOCK. NOTHING created by an act of Congz-ess HELD BACK. in 1798 and was given the title, Had Your Baby ' "The President's Own," by Thomas Jefferson. Had Your Baby- STANLEY TURRENTINE Besides touring the country, THE LOOK OF LOVE cpartan the band has played for every Like Complexion %,17, White House wedding, including President Johnson's daughters, Again? BLUE NOTE Lynda and 150 Eit,t San Carlos Now you can with Dorothy Gray's Velveteen HEREIE HPACOCK COMPLETE SPEAK LIKE ACHILD, i corner of .1111 tit.) SFSC Exhibits Skin Care. Velveteen makes a beauty treat CATALOGUE 292-2840 from the goodness of oatmeal combined with THE GREATEST rich foaming granules that clean and clear your NAivlES Theater Props IN face like never before. Come in and see our JAZZ RECORD Costumes. scenery and stage LOU DONALDSON FOR BLUE machinery of the Italian Thea- complete line of cosmetics. MIDNIGHT CREEPER NOTE. ter from the Renaissance COMPARE through the 20th century is now 10th STREET PHARMACY AT 5.79 on exhibit in the Frank V. de 10th & Santa Clara 294-9131 Bettis Collection at San Fran- W.L LEWIS cisco State College's Library Blit141 Garden Room through No- vember. Titled "Aspects of the Italian OKTOBERFEST Theater." the showing is taken from the de Bellis collection in JAMBOREE '68 SOLID STATE the treasury of Italiana. SKI De Bettis, who died last No- COMPLETE DALZYGILESPiE vember, donated 12,000 volumes Sant., Clara County Fairground-. F 14: vg.t.AI,t v^1,,t51,ARD CATALOGUE of manuscripts and books to Pavillion Building California State Colleges. HERBIE MANN, Housed at the College Library, JOHN COLTRANE, the material is rotated among 6:00 P.M. 'til Midnight OCT. 25-26 JIMMY McGRIFF, the 19 state colleges. THAD JONES Clapsie roplen float Exhibits Ski Swaps Continuous Entertaln me n t MEL LEWIS ing shoulder. Knit Mories Sing rs Dancers German Sands BAND and cuff. COMPARE AT collar RUDY WEBER'S BAVARIAN BAND (Friday) 5.79 quilted. lined, water KSJS Log DER RHINELANDERS (Saturday) repellent. completely uashahle. 90.7 FM TICKETS AT THE GATE 6 p.m. Dennis Friuli( show 6:55 - Newsline Children unded 14 free with parents JUST RELEASED $19.95 7 Larry Bartholmew 7:55 - Spectrum Benefit U. S. 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REDWOOD THE AVE. 246 3474 San Jose oi%..rsity l'alo Alto SAN FRANCISCO IHRKFIFY'MINI 0 PARK Itifk. fle, Q.i.1148/1 Nlitiors Wi'le ..e.r.wrsoce4mmeD000WOOWoopovw..dce-r 1 SPARTAN DA11.11%-.15 h ii,ism. 2 t. 196k FREE Booldet popt Spartan Strategy Topples Irvine COMPUTER CAREERS By t MKT MOOD The SJS water lad team will break worked %veil," Walton ut- Item:nes played a major 1,,,, spartain Daily Sports Writer attempt to use the same formula tered. ai pacing the victory. "Jim V., AAR Following a pre-game plan to to stop the University of Califor- It was the second straight bne- hamson and Scott Mobley chet4 victory over major power fine. jobs defensi ely," Wail perfect ion resulted in the top nia Friday night in the Spartan point a ...,ildng in college water polo. pool kind remain on top of the for SJS. Earlier, the Spartaos said. "Aral of course Craig 1.., By polls. stopped USC by the same score. the big shot." Walton offered MIKE ELVITSKY Against UC Irvine, the then only "Winning by one potnt is sig. praise of his key reserves. unbeaten team in the rificant to us." Walton beamed. if ,i% ing jii-t rettaritt.t1 from Mexico City and the Olympics, let college ranks, Walton continued to praise the the Spartans did everything coach Another significant factor Wag Spartans' efforts, citing the bal- li that there were both good and bad thingo happening Lee Walton asked and result was the Spartans' ability. to come from ance as another of the contribu- -milli id the border. a 7-6 overtime win for the Spar- behind. Irvine scored the fit-st ting factors toward the win. "We a great job in getting the Games marled. \, hen tans. two goals but SJS bounced back fled five startem score while they the e%ent uits scheduled to start at 3 it startt41 on time. Pre%iims The Spartans planned to clog to tie the score and eventually only had three," Walton said. This /No ow Lorre, Deo Prodway thtF center and front 011tupic Games always had lllll difficult in getting the hall their men vsin on a 12-yard shot by reserve meant the Spartans were getting , defensively. Craig Sprain in the overtime ses- a well-rounded performance from Answers Your QuestionS And on offense, the Spartans sion. the entire team. About: Th. stadium and arenas %ere beautiful. Noultere in the attempted to use a fast break Salaries morld is there a lllll re beautiful basketball arena. The cagers had to gain advantage over the Ant- JoU Opportunities the pri ilcge of playing in a copper-domed palace which seated eaters. Career Advancement about 21.000. The result of the defensive man- Training Requirements euver are apparent in the fact that Information booths were set up all over Mexico City helping Irvine had been averaging 12 BILL'S the tourists find their wuy around town. Girls wearing uniforms points per game before the Spar- CALL [1)(1)286-9622 urn- t-%eryultere helping people find the right bus to tlit ir tan defeat. Or Clip and Mail Coupon destination. "Bruce Prefontaine and Deniiis Belli and everybody. who played COLLEGE tht hatl. The Mexican government made absolutely no center-forward did a real fine job," Num pro isiotis whatsoever in helping the fans athletes. identify the Walton said. It was the job of the No programs were sold and it was only on the fourth day of my defensivemen to keep the ball PHARMACY Addtess visit that they printed typed sheets with last names only and the away from Irvine's center-for- eii nts which they were entered. ward lute I.P Tickets seemed to lia e most tourists in an outrage. Despite Offensively- the Spartans were South able to gain fast-break advantages claims that the Games were sold out a year ago, there were o' Jergens Lotion reg. $1.09 now 79c .. Spartan Save against the Anteaters. "Our fast I Oth Phone plt nty of empty seats at most of the events. One trick, which was Halloween Cards Street rather poll11111r, Wan telling the touriot that only SIO seats were Photo Service 1,1 School Grade Compleno left when in fact there were plenty of $2 tickets ANGELO'S 1/ for that par- Frosh Gridders E. William or 915,1 ticular e ent. STEAK HOUSE Ban Spray Deod. reg. $1.00 now 69c and see IBM Press credentials System 360 Computer were another problem. Everyone, it seemed. t Aquamarine Moisture Lotion reg. $2.50 had more his share Beat Fresno, 22-0; SPAGHETTI than of complaints about credentials prob- Now only $1.25 AUTONIATION lem. Press people who had been promised passes to cover the SPECIAL El INSTITUTE e%t-Itts discovered themselves unable to gain All you can eat entrance because At Cal Saturday The place to go! an Educational Affiliate of lllll ebody goofetl! for only PRESCRIPTIONS The SJS freshman football South lOth E. William Control Data Corporation i% a the Olympics! squad travels to Berkele Satur-1 $1 Thursday 25 N. 14th San Jose. 95112 day morning to pit its 2-0 record' Monday through against an outstanding Cal Frosh 72 E. Santa Clara 1 - I team. Game time is 10 a.m. in I i Memorial stadium. _ _ _ _ - LD 1111; 1 1 ' 1 . SJS Soccer Tourn ey Last Thursday the bosh blanked the Fresno State yearlings, 22-0 Special Discount NO OTHER STORE OFFERS SUCH DISCOUNTS in Spartan Stadium. FACULTY SJS Coach John Webb feels STUDENTS USE OUR LAY-A-WAY BANKAMERICARD, 1ST NAT MASTER CHARGE the Spartans have their best ALUMNI Opens Friday chance in recent years to beat WE BUY -TRADE - REM 5 Evening Just present your staff or , Cal. The SJS Frosh has never ASK card IIE The Spartan varsity soccer elev- Hernandez, ,i Ed Storch, and Sam beaten the Bears, tieing once. Last MOVIE & STILL ., IV 1 l ’___L ,I__ij 4.1,_.....: ;I:p , en host the San Jose State Invi- Deus each scoring one goal. year's frosh lost 61-0. . Cameras Supplies tational Soccer Tournament Octo- Spartan coach Julie Menendez Halfback Al Harris paced the called New Mexico "the toughest Spartan running attack against Projectors Equipment -0 ber 25 and 26 in Spartan Stadium. 1 DISCOUNT team we've faced so far. They Fresno with 112 yards in five ear- developing printing III -S-AVE NOW-WITH GREATER -, The games will be held on both had eleven good men. They played 1 ries, including a 74-yard touch- repairs nights at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. very good soccer." ! clown that started the Spartan 0 . rn-?...111.'-A4, 1 I
The Invitational brings together Menendez also praised the New scoring. Nektembe sne.Cw. four of the top teams on the Pa- Mexico Lobo goalie for his many Quarterback Tim Casey com- call joAse 117.7::::: .;!. 1 MOUNiAIN cific Coast, the University of Brit- fine saves. pleted 10 of 18 passes for 108 , lllll rner,cord VIEW ish Columbia, the University Of SJS was at best against New yard.s. Two of the passes went for CAMERA SHOP . UTOP 75%_ OFF ,' CI::::=1, 1799 El (AMINO Tos."" San Francisco, the University of Mexico while' cai defense. second quarter tOuchdowns to 245 South First pPEN 'TIL-9-WERY KITE SAL 9 TO 6 California, and SJS. The Spartan goalies Rick Ha- flanker Darryl Queen, who caught _____. __ 10 TO-5 All of the teams are undefeated benict and Vigven Khackian were six passes for 95 yard.s, including uky.AwAy Now ...-.... . _ except for Cal. credited with 12 saves between the scoring plays of 25 and 37 GET BEST SELECTION! tUNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS The Bears only have one loss, them ards. a 2-0 defeat at the hands of the undefeated UCLA Bruin.s. ALL FAMOUS MAKES BO3TS - PANTS - PARKAS USF, SJS and UC at Berkeley ______FAMOUS FRENCH IMPORT are ill the Wes.t Coast Intercolleg- iate Soccer Conference and figure to be the teams to fight out for SKIS MAKS SKI PANTS SKI BOOT THIS GROUP the title. ,... .ULTI-LAMINATILD WOMEN’S Reg. $49.50. Sizes 11 r99 BLACK-LITE FORMERLY UTOMATIQUE Leading the Spartan power-la- to 20. Extra Shore, Shorts, Regu .. . VELOCITE USED FOR ALCON-SQUAW Ian, Longs. .. den offense will he center-forward 40 ENTAL ... J '09.99 USTANC...& MEN’S Req. S55. Sises 28 to Ed StOrch, outside-left Mani Her- ANY OTHERS WE PROMISED NOT nandez, and inside-left Fred Nour- ND MIMI/ TO PUBLISH NAMES RAND -NEW i 999 TIC 190) FRAN- zad. TTOM TO PROTECT il FAMOUS BRAND SALE VALUES CHISE DEALERS. Lace Soots to 29.9 Storch and Hernandez lead the UP TO YOU'LL WANT Spartan offense, which has pro- 1499 29.50 SEVERAL PAIRS Values to 49.50 . duced 56 goals in the team's six FAMOUS BRAND victories, with 14 goals apiece. ONE GROUP OF The Spartan.s aLso feature EPDXY SKIS 1 BUCKLE BOOTS a stingy defense led by fullbacks '4" NEWEST FINEST CON. STRETCH PANTS SWISS & AUSTRIAN STRUCTION. OUT PER- i., Reg %NE PROMISED NOT TO2 999 Luis Mintegui and Al Rodrigues. FAMOUS MAKE PUBLISH THE NAMES. The defensive unit has produced FORMS M ET A L SKIS , WE CAN'T PUBLISH 997 516 to. EVERY WAY. MADE FA ;THE NAME II' 24 00 Former Rentals Ma four shutouts this season. MOUS LIT Tickets for the Invitational PARAMOUNT IMPORTS YAHAMA 99 FAMOUS BRAND jONE SEAALL GROUP 1999 cost 50 cents for children, 75 cents Req. 109.50 . AMERICAN & FRENCH !FRENCH IMPORTS. 455 Meridian for students, and 1 dollar for Rd. ski pARKAs iPARKAS. 5R970 L adults. San Jose, Calif. 297-0377 Secret FULFILLMENT METAL SKIS Men & Womens Saturday morning in a tilt which WE MADE A TERRIFIC MADE BY preceeded the SJS-New Mexicti South Of Sears BUY ON THESE SUPERB AMERICAN football game, the Spartans de- Plunge Bra4ilyette METAL SKIS. WE HAVE FRANCONIA A FULL R A NGE OF PARKAS :.e:o. 39 feated a club from the University ALSO FA - 9 91 tor the minus and SIZES. BUT SUPPLY LIM- MOUS NAME NYLON SHELL of New Mexico 4-0 at Lobo's field. Tues. Fri. 9:00 to 9:00 figure ITE0, 999 average WE CANNOT TO ! BOY'S & GIRLS' FAMOUS MAKE The game was played under in- pads for HURRY! MENTION. 10:00 to 6:30 Wear it without gent!. Req 11 9.50 14.99 ; ternational rules. Each half of the Sat. curves, with pads for high 6 Some irregulars minutes with no contest is 45 Sun. 10:00 to 5:30 rounded uplift. I GLOVES I THERMAL SWEATERS 599 I AFTER quarters. TURTLE 1 UNDER- Secret Fulfillment NICK 99 TOQUES 99 FAMOUS SKI 799 twice each WEAR. MAKES The Spartans scored by Lilyette adds glamour T SHIRTS HATS BOOTS fa UP h.df. With Fred Nourzad, Mani Top, Bot. 1 ea. to 19.99 above the bra for the POLES HUNDREDS OF BARG small, in-between or INDINGS WAXES LACES BOOT TREES SKI average figure. It , assures you of the next naliiri c 0 ' 1 a . . ' . Drive-in and Dining Room Service complete size. Removable ,Tilii i mil 1 kb Mil Foam Rubber Push-up pads give you a fulfilled ALL RoDs _REELs 1 oFF bosom for the most daring decolletage. Gossamer MITCHELL - ST. 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6-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, October 23, 196S Spartaguide Deadline Set for Science Fellowships Friday af 11 a.m. Job Interviews National Science Foundation ematics, physical, medical, biologi- January graduates may sign lea. Majors, BS MS EE, ME; BS- TODAY graduate fellovrship applications cal, engineering and social sciences up for appointments in the 1E; MS -Math, CE. and in the history and philosophy Co-Ree, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., PER- 6 for Interested Placement S. Ninth deadline is Dec. 101. Around the world with Co- Center, 122 Broadway Department Stores. of science. St., Building students. Rec., Ove band. swinuning, basket- AA. Signups begin :Majors, Business. Mktg., English, Preliminary applicat ions arc each Tuesday before lead to it hlas- County Air Raid Test ball, etc. and up to Home F:conomics, Liberal Arts. The Fellowships available at the Financial Aids West.,ley-VCCM, 12:30 p.m., St. the day of the interview. ter's degree in the fields of math- Office, ADM234. Naval Area Audit Service. Ma- Don't be alarmed at the siren nationwide system Ibr warning of Paul's Methodist Church, 10th and WEDNESDAY (Oet. 23) jors, 13S MS Acctg. at 11 a.m. Friday. enemy attack or other disasters. San Salvador Streets. Hot lunch is Bechtel Corp. Majors, BS 'MS, It's just a test of the sirens in The test will consist of a steady 35 cents. Guest speaker, also. Owens Corning Fiberglas. Ma- CF:, Chem, F:., EE, ME. COLLEGE UNION PR(MIRAM BOARD Santa Clara County, part of the tone of one minute, a minute of P6114 Chew Club, 1:30 to 5:30 jors, BS MS 1E, MF:, CF:, Acctg., Memorex Corp. Majors, BS 'ME. PRESENTS silence, then a warbling tone or p.m., DE1219. Guest lecturer, Larry Mktg., other tchnical degrees con- EE, Chem. E., IE, MBA/MS Fi- series of short blasts for another Wilson. Topic: opening game stra- sidered. nance, Acetg. minute. tegy. Borg Warner Corp. Majors, BS/ ALAN WATTS Boor & Food Naval Area Audit Service. Majors, In case of actual enemy attack, ....Newman C'enter, 7:30 p.m., 79 ME, IF:, Ind. Arts. SCHOLAICI N.fif SIDF BS MS Acctg. MS to Go warning would come from a series S. Fifth St. Marriage Preparation Wine Owens Corning Fiberglas. Ma- WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. of blasts continuing an' three min- Course. An engaged couple and a jors. BS,NIS, IE, ME, CE, Acctg., OCTOBER 24 utes. Radios would carry emer- discuss prac- OCTOBER 23 married couple will :30 P.NI. Problems of Iden- gency information. Mktg., other technical degrees con- I Sal & Luigi tical aspects of engagement and 10:30 A.:11. Problems of llall Lounge A steady tone for ttwee minutes sidered. tity. Allatt marriage. Open Tonight Itlentity. Allan Hall Lounge to chat with 1/r. would sound to warn the public Altuneda County Probation Dept. Come in S.A.M., 6 p.m.. Elks Lodge, Alma 1:30 P.M. Basic Oriental Watts in the College Union Pizzeria of other disasters anti would mean Majors, Social Science (Psycholo- Street in San Jose. Initiation ban- Philosophy. Morris Dailey should turn on radio or gy, Sociology, Social Welfare, etc.) Wednesday between 9:30 & listeners quet with social hour at 6 p.m Auditorium 'Our food is homemade" Union Rank Headquartent Bank- Until 9 p.m. 10 :20, 11 :30 & I :20, and telmision and listen to local sta- followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Lecture Series- ing Office. Majors, BS-Business, 9:30 P.M. 2:30 & 5:00. You ean also tions for disaster information. Newman Center, 11:30 to 1:30 Finance, Acetg., Econ.; MBA. "The Mystique of the Put- meet with him on Thursday In Santa Clara County, sirens p.m. Spaghetti feed for only 40 On". Morris Dailey Audi- between 9:00 A.M. & 1:30 347 S. 1st. and air horns will he tested in cents and all j,niu can possibly eat. THURSDAY, (Oet. 24) Campbell, Gilroy, Los Altos Hills, tor' P.M. PHSSA, 7:30 p.m. JC101. Reg- Bechtel Corp. Majors, BS,'MS Los Gatos, Milpitas. Monte Screw, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PHONE 294-6414 EXT. 2763 Right ular business meeting followed CE, Chem.E, EE, ME. Mountain View, Palo Alto, San by an accreditation film about foloirsE91 Convair Div. of General Dynam- Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and professional standing and a ques- 7-1136 key locations in unincorporated CY in tion and answer session with areas. Gregg Perry, P.R. director for Ampex Corp. All interested stu- dents invited. Aeronau- Flying 20's, 7:30 p.m., Spartan Daily Classifieds tics Dept. Everyone welcome. OUT Tau Delta Phi. 7:30 p.m., 11113. DELUX APT. Fireplace, U.D. CHILD CARE - My home. Student's STEP SPACIOUS WANTED BY RECORD CLUB OF Homecoming Parsule, all float ANNOUNCEMENTS Girl, $55 month. Jan. Free. Close to wife will take I or 2 children. Prefer Arner ca. Carnpus rep. to earn aver full time. Reasonable rates. Call 29)- by Fri- Coll Bureau campus. Call 287-1640. designs ate due in AD2.I2 sioo. wr,. Mr Ed Benovy, 2342. in White Levi's KUNG-FU, CHINESE KARATE: Of(ered Mg. Record Club of Am. York. Penn. day. any by Chinese physical culture Assoc. 17401. LOST AND FOUND (61 FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY for photo need. Excellent gi.,ality at reason- Lean, hip hugging Slim Fits - $18/2 mons. Classes: Tues. or Thurs. 5 Full or Paddime TOMORROW MAN OR WOMAN. able rates. Call Rich Kelso. 296-7992 p.m. or Sun. 6 p.m. Call 294-8101 or according to your school sched. Ice Maie. 9th & Wil- the masculine Newman Center, 7:30 p.m. The- LOST DALMATION. eves. the pants with 292-4530. 901 N. 13r1, St, Cream Vending Truck Route. 30-50% liams. Oct. 14. 8 months old. Reward. ology class -- opening discussion TRY SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Comm. Good earnings, 358 N. Mont- Call 298.2049. IYPING - THESIS, term papers, etc. fit. Waist sizes 28 to 40. experienced & fast. Phone 269.8674. on the recent articles in the Cath- for only 90 days and receive Hi -Intensity gomery. 297-4228. 9-11 a.m. Mr. Elliott. HELP! I lost my silver bracelet.type Also in black, green, beige, olic Press. Newcomers welcome. Desk lamp free. Call 287-0694. USHERS NEEDED for College Theatre watch. Oct. 17. If you found it, PLEASE SUPERIOR TYPING. All versions. .50c Mimeo slightly higher Productions. Apply Drama Office. SD Call 298-0977. Reward. a page. in priest. and olive. Near SJS. 293-4700. Miss Carey. AUTOMOTIVE (2) 212 or call Chark Lui. 266-6140 eves. MODELS for Sparta Life Magazine. See PERSONALS 17/ CHARTER TRANSPORTATION (91 $4.98 '59 AUSTIN HEALEY, 3000 cc. 6 cy- Dick Bacon at JC117 1:30 to 3:30 Oakland to linder, wire wheels, overdrive. Top, side daily. BECOMING ENGAGED? But unsure Sta-Prest curtains; Needs work, must sell, $650/ PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST for well- about the diamonds? Learn about it WANTED: Ride to SJS from Curtner NEW YORK best offer. 297.5783. known Co. engaged in educational before any purchase. If you like, design & Meridian area, T & Th mornings for Round trip '61 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE. Bug eye services. 15 hrs./wk. at 52.25, hr. Some your own ring. Quality diamonds at low 8:00 class. Call Joyce 266-4553. Share hardtop, soft top. Perfect cond. 5700, typing. 50.60 words per min. Call 293- prices. Contact Jim Self at 286-0964. expenses. $6.98 842-6956. 88111. PRINCETON TIGER living in Calif. URGENTLY NEED RIDE from SJS to 134.50 '66 SUNBEAM ALPINE. Dk. Green. Ra- COLLEGE MEN. Pert-firre work. full- Tall, dark. etc. Would like to be pen - Newark on T-Th at 4:30. Will share KETTMAYS Plus tax dio, Tonneau cover. $1450. Call 287- time pay. Single wor( - -i : - clientel. pals with comely co-eds. 64 Campbell expenses. Call Sue at 797.8646. 5875. $200/mo. Salary o - nrogrann. Hall; Princeton University. Princeton, Lower than standby! Must have car. For . appoint. Jnrse; OR540. 1530 Santa Clara orig. Nex '66 TR 660 BONNIE. Only 4500 ment call 295 3310 - Avoid Blackout Dates! miles. Custom Tank. Must see to ap- lletween 31st & 33rd preciate. $999.99. Call 243.0691 EVELYN WOOD READING Dynamics SERVICES 1111 has two working scr- available Leaves Oakland Dec. 20 condition. Open 9:30 to 6:30 - 1962 A. H. SPRITE, Good Sen Jo,. for a ., dents in- Ask for Bill Returns Jan. 5 Only $550. Call 287-5988. 793 888I. RENT A STEREO OR TV FROM 'til 9 on Thursday Von Bergen. ESCHES. Free delivery. iree service First Nati llll al - Batik tmerirard - For application forms FIAT SPIDER Convt. Rdstr. 34 mi. pe: No contract. Call 251-2598. gal. lmmac. cond. & many extras. Best HOUSING (SI Manter I large phone or write SPEEDY ACCURATE TYPIST. Experi- offer or trade equity for motorcycle. enced & Responsible. Will Eclit 2I/2 T-M TRAVEL 54 p.m. 293-626U. Juan Lezama. '60 NEED ONE FEMALE Roommate to mi. from SJS. Mrs. Aslanien. 298.4104. MERCEDES, 190D. 5890. share apartment, 384 E. William *3, i.XPERIENCED THESIS TYPING. Elec- 60 N. First St. 293-1033 '67 YAMAHA 305cc, 29.5 HP. 100 287-1352. tric. Masters - Reports - Dissertations. MPH. 5 sp. only 2500 Must sell, TIRED OF ROOMMATES? Live alone! Marienne Tamberg. 1924 Harris Ave. $395. Call 248-8635 or 286-1357. Studio for rent. $50,'rnon. Contact Call 371 0395. San Jose. To Place 'S9 PORSCHE 1600. Rebuilt engine, Robert at 396 E. William #1. CUSTOM - MADE CONTEMPORARY New Pairt. Chrome wheels. ski rack, WE NEED A ROOMMATE immediately. rings for getting engaged, marrred. an ad: exhause. AM -FM, $1850. 287.0949. Female, upper division. willing to pay sharing water. George Larimore. Old TRIUMPH TR3A '61 Exc. Engine & $42.50/mo. Call 287-4798. Town, Los Gatos. 354-8804. body. Pirellis, extra set Michelens Pir FAST, EFFICIENT TYPING SERVICES, elli snow tires extras. 297-5707. days. DESPERATELY NEED male roommate to share one bdrte apt. with one other. sl_fovsle,A91t4oss. Anrei o, IBM equip. 10 type Come to: '64 MALIBU SS. 327 350 HP. Hurst 4 $47.50/mo. 712 S. 10th *3. speed, mags. $1500 or best offer. Call NEW PEGGY'S-. . . ANCIENT SUEDE, 241 SSil si(c-r 5. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share LEATHER, FUR. Open daily 12-7 p.m. '62 FORD GALAXIE XL500. P/S. P. aot. $60 per month. pool. 620 South I 40n Market nr. 10th S.F. 552-0168. 9th. #2. Brakes. Radio/Heater. Fine running FYPING - TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Classified Adv. cond. $500. Call 252-2349. MALE UPPER DIV. Roommate to share Reasonable. Will edit. All work guar- are your YAMAHA '63 Trail, 55cc. Electric Apt. at Royal Lanai. Call 259.5668 anteed. 294-3772. Office -J206 starter, 625 miles. Street & Trail Sproc- after 4:30. HAIRCUTS $1.00. San Jose Barber Col. kets, fire arrester muffler. $100. Call MOTHER OLSON'S BO ARDING 'age, 145 West Santa Clara St. San 266.2061 between 10 & 3. HOUSE Best food in town. Linen & Jose. 19S8 OLDSMOBILE. 2 door 88. Radio maid servire. On - 237 E. San STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, & Heater, Au+, Trans. Power Sfenri(-3 Fernando off 17? r, ,,k. 1,26,50,w1, Accurate, minor editing. Mrs. Baxter. Daily contact lenses $300. Phone 269.2647. 293-634C Phone 244.6581. FOR SALE (3) 1:30 to 3:30 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS MAKE YOUR OWN BEER, wine. and beef jerky. All recipes for only $5.00 TOW Bonanza Formula Co. 300 Baja Sol Dr. Tues.-Thurs. more work than Santa Cruz, Calif. 95060. ,1,,,m1111 REFRIGERATOR, Portable, Kenmore. 3 mons. old. Must sell. 6 cu. feet. $35. Call Lissette. 286-8143 eves. 10:30-12:30 STEREO, PORTABLE. Zenith. Almost new. Originally $87. Now $50. Call Lissette 286-8143 evenings. theyre worth? 12 STRING GUITAR, sccousflr.s1 belly with qualify sound. Must sell. $75 or MWF best offer. Call 287.5107. GUITAR - Beautiful wood and finish. Sacrifice at $50. Call Mike 293-1233 9:30-1 I :30 between 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. If you're tired of using tIOUBLE BED, Box spring mettress & two or more separate so 1.20. 738.4130 after 5:30. ASAH1 PENTAX 35mm camera. i.4 lutions to take care of le- 2 -'d. Was $310 new. but Send in handy order blank. your contact lenses, we ""' ti ' SI ’‘ r 258.7264. have the solution. It's Enclose cash or check. Make Lensine the all-purpose HELP WANTED (41 lens solution for com Lensine exclusive for Bacteria cannot grow in check out to Spartan Daily proper lens hygiene. le It Lensinem Caring for con- MUSCULAR, ATHLETIC MALE Stu- plete contact lens care- dents wanted for photographic studies. Classifieds. preparing, cleaning, and has been demonstrated tact lenses can be as con- Phone Menlo Park, 854-0221, after 6:30 p.m. weekdays, anytime soaking. Just a drop or venient as wearing them weekends. MALE AND Phone 294-6414. Ext. 2465 two of Lensine before you with Lensine, from the FEMALE WS per hour 11' insert your contacts coats Murine Company, Inc. After short training period. Hours flexi- ble. Servicing customers in San Jose. and lubricates the lens Requirements: Neat appearanre, car & phone. Fuller Brush Osborne, surface making it smooth- Co. Mr. if er and non irritating. 264-0699. "WELL, IF YOU GIRLS ARE GOING 10 MN AROUND Cleaning your contacts NEED STUDENT with car to care for 2 boys and do Lt. housework - 8 a.m. HALF PRE55ED LIKE THAT - - WHAT PO YOU eXPECTI"' with Lensine retards the to 12 noon - $1.50 hr. 258.5090. buildup of foreign de- CONTACT INS posits on the lenses. CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds possible on canceled ads. Print your ad here: Lensine is sterile, self. (Count approximately 33 letters and spaces for each Ilne) Minimum sanitizing, and antisep- that improper storage Three lines One day Two days Three days Four days Film days tic making it ideal for between wearings may One day storage of your lenses result in the growth of 3 linos 1.50 2.00 -LIU 2.40 2.50 between wearing periods. bacteria on the lenses. 4 Ilnes 2.0- 2.50 2.75 2.90 3.00 And you get a removable This isa sure cause of eye 5 116 4 2.50 3.00 3.15 ---W 3.50 storage case on the bot- irritation and could seri. 6 linos 3.00 3.50 3.75 3.90 4.00 tom of every bottle, a ously endanger vision. 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