'Game of Love'
The Game of LOW" VI ili today's Chtiisie Film. The French film hi based on a Today's Weather "novel of adolescent love" by the famed French writer CIF San JIM': Fair today and tette, Dr. Rollin E. Buckman,
Thursday except for patches (.111,0111. Film coordinator, an- of fog this will be riling. It niitinced. All Classic Films cooler Wednesday. The pre- PA RTAN DA I LY are shown at 3:30 and 7 p.m. dicted highs Wednesday will in TH55 and are free tii the be 70-75. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE college community.
Vol. 53 4113P SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1965 No. 26 Voting Today !VS Visiting Scholar Freshmen To Pick Author Caldwell Arrives ASB Reps Erskine Caldwell, noted author months in the same place. His working in a variety store in working as a bodyguard and as of "God's Little Acre" and "Tobac- family was required to visit and Pennsylvania, playing professional a cub reporter on the Atlanta Today and tomorrow students co Road," arrives on campus this reside several months at each football, managing a lecture tour Journal. will elect two freshman Student morning for the first of his two- church under his father's juris- for a British soldier of fortune, His career in creative writing Council representatives and a day visit as SJS' Visiting Scholar. diction, which was the entire selling building lots in Alabama, began in 1933 when he won $1,000 Homecoming Queen, Ellis Rother, "Out of the Caldwell Workshop," South. Award for Fiction given by the ASB Election Board chairman, his only lecture open to the public, At age 18, Caldwell enrolled in Yale Review for his "Country Full said yesterday. will be presented tonight at 8:15 Erskine College in South Carolina of Swedes." The polls will be open from ill Concert Hall. Admission is free. but soon dropped out. He then Previously he had spent fottr 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. both days. Caldwell and his wife, Virginia, went to sea on a boat that was Scholar's years in Maine after vowing he Students may cast their votes at will visit classes and attend lunch- running guns for a revolt in a would not come out until he had the San Carlos Street end of Sev- eons according to the schedule Central American republic. He succeeded in writing a good short enth Street, on Seventh Street in printed on Page one. ended up in Mexico. Schedule story. During those years he had front of the Spartan Cafeteria The author's schedule for One of the most prolific writers SCHOLARSHIP wtitten SiX novels including his and across from the Spartan today is as follows: two most famous works, "God's Bookstore. in America today, Caldwell takes Later he won a scholarship from i o:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Presi- about 10 months to write a novel. the United Daughters of the Con- Little Acre" and Tobacco Road.'' Balloting on the freshman can- dent's Reception given by CORRESPONDENT Although a world traveler, Cald- federacy and entered University Dr. Robert D. Clark. didates will break a three-way At one time Caldwell was a ERSKINE CALDWELL, celebrated novelist, arrives on campus well's novels are set mostly in of Virginia. He worked nights in I I :30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. class- tie among Barry Brown (SPUR), newspaper correspondent in Mex- John Graham and this morning as SJS' visiting scholar. Accompanied by his wife, southern United States. a poolroom to earn room and room visit in ED445 "The Barry Turkus ico, Spain, Czechoslovakia, Russia (SPUR). Virginia, Caldwell will visit classes and attend luncheons during As the son of a Presbyterian board. 1A'riting of Fiction" his two-day visit. and China. In the running for Homecoming His only lecture open to the public will be to- minister in the South, Caldwell He left school after a year and 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. English In 1941, he became a radio cor- Queen are finalists Linda Eck- night at 8:15 in Concert Hall. has rarely lived longer than six began writing short stories while Department luncheon giv- respondent in Russia for CBS. berg, Betty Lou Mathes, Lynn en by the English Faculty During that time he was married Nibbe, Kris Oxsen and Judy Sal- 2:30 p.m.-3:20 p.m. class- Margaret Bourke-White, dis- berg. room visit in CH161. "So- to tinguished photographer for Life In campaign statements the cial Legislation" U.N. Festival Booth magazine. They collaborated on freshman candidates said: :.30 p.m. Press Conference 'JUNIOR PARTNER' 8:15 p.m. Public lecture in four books. Barry Brown "Student gov- Concert Hall "out of the Also at this time Caldwell wrote ernment can be a junior partner Caldwell Workshop" six novels himself, including in education by offering educa- Tomorrow Caldwell's activ- "Kneel to the Ftising Sun." tional programs and by Arab i t les include: Presently residing in San Fran- represent- Students Protest Ruling ing student views before appro- !I.:M-10:45 a.m. classroom cisco, Caldwell and his wife spend A conflict concerning the SJS anti-Zionist, but it is not anti- book but would Adwan priate members of the administra- to remove the for the Arab government,," visit CH227 "Personality most of their time traveling. Arab-American Student C1lub's Jewish," Adwan said. tion. This can best be done by give no reasons for their request. said. and the American Social His most recent work "Around booth at the United Nation's Fes- Daniei.N. Hoffman, co-chairman attempting to reach an ideal He removed the book after con- He emphasized that the Arab- Structure" About America" describes life tival at the Santa Clara County equilibrium in its cultural, enter- of the San Jose Council of the sulting with Mrs. William Reeves, American Club is an independent 1 12:30 p.m.-1:15 p.m. Student found on his latest tour of the U.S. Fairgrounds Sunday is "far from tainment and service programs so Anti-Defamation League of B'nai U.N. festival corrunittee chairman. student organization, and both Council Luncheon Approximately 20,000,000 of settled," according to Mohammad a ma.ximum number of students B'rith, charged, "The very title of "Later several B'nal B'rith mem- Jews and Arabs are Semitic 1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Informal Caldwell's books have been cir- Adwan, club president. can be benefitted. Proper student the book was a calculated affront bers began protesting in front of peoples. Discussion open to the culated in the U.S. and abroacL views can be brought before the The center of controversy is a to many festival visitors, both our booth saying that we were "Anti-Jewish sentiments voiced public held in the Home His books have been subjected to administration by selecting stu- book, "The Decadence of Judaism Jewish and Christian." anti-Semitic racists who worked by representatives of the Arab Economics Quad more censorship than those of dents knowledgable in the areas in Our Times," by Moshe Menuhin, "We believe that Arabs have student organization at the U.N. any other American author. where they represent student father of violinist Yehudi Menuhin. every right to voice their points festival are symptomatic of the views. Several groups requested that the of view with reference to Israel, KSJS Tabled propaganda of hundreds of Mid- CAMPAIGNS INDEPENDENT book be removed from the club's disagree though we may with their Eastern students in northern Cali- John Graham--"I have' chosen display on the grounds that is was arguments, but the injection of Financial Advisory Board fornia colleges," Hoffman asserted to campaign independent of po- "inappropriate" for the festival anti-Jewish actions and statements (FAB) decided yesterday to yesterday. litical parties so I can be free from theme. at a U.N. Festival devoted to inter- postpone action on the $1,373 To counteract the decisions on U.S. Air Cavalry political pressures and unneces- "I consider the book pro-Jewish. national cooperation and under- KSLIS budget request untU next the book, Adwan posted a sign sary influences when elected. I It could be called controversial or standing is an abuse of the fes- meeting. The action was taken over the fair booth which read, seek the office of frestunan rep- tival's purpose and hospitality ex- to allow FAB to determine the "Amb students protest racial dis- resentative in order to initiate, tended by Americans to foreign extent to which the Department crimination, anti-Semitism and the students of all faiths," he said. discrimination against our booth." Battles Viet Cong support and effectuate programs of Speech and Drama finances designed at increasing and en- Co-Rec Sets Adwan e xplained that B'nai the station. Members of the festival com- hancing the cultural, social and B'rith representatives ordered him mittee boarded up the booth so SAIGON (UPI) U.S. Air gon went into its second weelc, educational opportunity of all stu- the sign would not be seen and Cavalry troops Tuesday joined the Communist troops attacked a sec- dents. This is the true purpose Competition the club members withdrew In furious battle against Viet Cong ond Special Forces camp 50 miles of student government." protest. Mrs. Reeves acted at the and North Vietnamese forces be- northwest of Saigon. MANY PROGRAMS Tricksters will be receiving request of Bahai, Congress of sieging the U.S. Special Forces In the Mekong Delta south of Barry Turkus-- "There are sev- treats tonight as Co-Rec presents Applications Available Racial F.quality (CORE), and B'nai camp at Plei Me. But the Com- Saigon, U.S. rocket-firing helicop- eral reasons why I have chosen to "Graveyard Stomp" from 7:30 to B'rith delegates in ordering the munists retorted by launching a ters had to open up on Viet Cong run for the office of freshman 9:30 in the Women's Gym. booth's withdrawal. fierce new attack on the be- snipers to protect a flight of heli- representative. One of the most A special makeup contest will "The Arab students stalled and leaguered camp. copters carrying Sen. Edward bL important is there are many pro- be the treat for tricksters. Two For Oversea Program argued until the sheriff intervened While the siege of the Plei Me Kennedy, D-Mass., and three other grams and ideas I would like to teams will have the opportunity and they finally folded their booth camp 215 miles northeast of Sal- visiting U.S. lawmakers. see the Student Council initiate, to compete for a prize, deter- More than 200 California State by September, 1966 and have 30 and noisily stole away," Mrs. Kennedy and his party Sen. support and enforce, which would mined by which team does the College students will study this semester units of at least 3.0. Re- Reeves reported. Joseph Tydings, D-Md., and Dem- be for the betterment of the en- best job of making up two Co-Rec year in foreign universities under quirements for students applying Adwan is vrriting a formal pro- ocratic Reps., John Culver of Iowa tire college. I feel I could help representatives. the International Programs. to go to Germany, France, Italy test to the U.N. Festival board to Critic's Book and John Tunney of California 'bring to life' some of these pro- They will have at their dis- Programs of instruction are held or Taiwan include a strong pro- claim that he was threatened per- escaped injury as their protective grams, such as: a campus beauti- posal shaving cream, whipped in Sweden, Japan, Ger man y, ficiency in the country's language. sonally and will take the matter gunships drew Conununist fire fication program, an increased cream and other items. Within the France, Spain, Italy and Taiwan, Swedish and Japanese programs to court unless he receives a for- Talk Topic along a free line as their flight cultural program and an investi- five minute period they will have Dr. Thomas Lantos, director of are conducted in English. approached Cal Cai village. mal apology. ' 1 Lost It at the Movies," best gation of the approved housing the opportunity to do as much International Programs said. Three U.S. Marine aircraft were issue. "damage" as possible. Application forms available for seller by movie critic Pauline Kael lost in the Da Nang area some the 1966-67 program may be ob- will be the topic of today's Book 380 miles northeast of Saigon. Two tained from the office of the Dean Talk at 12:30 p.m. in rooms A and Marine F4C Phantom jets crashed of Students (ADM269). B of the Faculty Cafeteria. The into Monkey Mountain two miles All applications must be in the discussion is open to all interested west of Da Nang, and all four office of the Dean of Students by studen ts. crewmen were presumed dead. nete-6 Stiel4 Dr. Robert Pepper, assistant Jan. 31, 1966. professor of English, is the fea- To qualify for the program, a PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Today is the final day students may apply as delegates to the state college student must be tut tured reviewer. Governor's Youth Council to be held in Sacramento, Nov. 11-13. upper division or graduate student Dr. Pepper attended Paterson Applications are in the Activities Office, ADM242. (N.J.) State College, Brothers Four SJS delegates will be selected Friday by the ASB Per- College of Drevv University, where sonnel Committee. he received his B.A.: Montclair ASB Interviews (N.J.) State College, where he Sparta Life photographers will retake final shots tomorrow of earned his M.A.; and Stanford Uni- student models who originally were photographed on Oct. 13. versity, where he was awarded his Those who were photographed on the above date are requested For 13 Positions Ph.D. to report to the Journalism Building patio from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. to- Before joining the SJS teaching MOITOW. Slated in Union staff, Dr. Pepper was a lecturer Would-be models for the campus magazine, both male and female, The Mcxlel United Nations Com- at Massey University College of are also invited to he photographed at this time. mittee will select a chairman in Manawatu, Palmerston, North New intemiewing today at 2 p.m. in Zealand. He has also taught Eng- FOR INDEPENDENT The Freshman Assembly Homecoming Committee will hold inter- the College Union. lish and French at the College of views tomorrow to select a chairman and five members, Dick Soto, The committee prepares and San Mateo, and English at South- AND RESPONSIBLE executive director, said. implements the MUN program on ern Oregon University in Ashland. REPRESENTATION The interviews am scheduled from 3:30-5 p.m. in the College the SJS campus. Union. Interviews also will be held to- day at 2:30 p.m. in the College 'Dead End' "Fountainhead," starring Gary Cooper and Ftaymond Massey, is Union to fill three vacancies on JOHN this week's Friday Flick, Dale McAnally, Friday Flicks coordinator, the Distinguished Scholar In Resi- "Dead End," the first play of announced. dence Committee. The committee RULEMATE Miss Leilani Spencer, senior social science major, the year sponsored by the Drama The film is based on Ayn Rand's novel examining the rights and formulates and administers the is featured in the centerspread of The Rule, feature publication Department will run tonight responsibilities of the artist in relation to society. program of receptions and classes of the Engineering Department. The October edition of The Rule GRAHAM through Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Starting times are 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. in TH55. Admission is for SJS' visiting scholars-in-resi- will be on sale today, tomorrow and Friday in the Engineering at the Campus theater. FROSH REP. 35 cents. dence. 2 SPARTAN DAILY W'ednesday, October 27, 19(3t5 Guest Room VRTAN DA I LY 'Mob Reflects . sun SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Moral Decay' By KEN BROWN Editor SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER Senior, English major, Fremont There are perhaps five or six people alive today whom I admire without reser- vation. Last Friday Roger Lette became one of these people. Editorial Comment I would have admired him if he had burned his card (although from my point of view it is a rather foolish act) because I agree with his stated reasons for want- ing to burn it. But I admire him much Right To Restrain? more for refusing to burn it. 1 can't re- member ever being disgusted with a group of people as I was with that mob who In a tlay ith ugly and saddening Neither he nor we could understand gathered around him on Sesenth Street. They thought everything was so hilariously incidents, one particular scene stood why he was not allowed to act. f tinny. out as perhaps the most extreme in its "I.et me through," he cried. "I'm Roger was talking about people being disa% owal of human rights. his father why don't you let me killed, and they were laughing. He was talking about mothers weeping over the Roger Lette's decision to burn his through?" bodies of their children, and the idiots draft card had a dramatic effect on Apparently, however, these Btu- were laughing. his father. Thomas. In the midst of dents and many others hoped to wit- 'HILARIOUS' AGONY the tumult on Se enth Street Friday, ness a scene reminiscent of a "Roman He was talking about the privation who have known Thomas Lette attempted somehow to spectacle." The smell of blood in the The Draft Card Section and agony of a people only war all their lives, and this of course reason with his son. air prevented the man most qualified was hilarious. There is no doubt in my The elder Lette watched with to do so from halting what would have mind that these were the same people horror as the 19-year-old youth re- been an absurd and inglorious exhibi- Pork Barrel who stand on a street looking tip at a possible suicide and yell at him to fused to heed his advice. He then an- tion of lawbreaking. "Jump!" nounced to the crowd that he had come It is frightening to think what No Nomination, Please I am not talking about the conserva- "either to take him home or to bury might have happened had these three tives in the crowd who disagreed with By CAR1 KOEGLE early to declare your intentions and re- Roger's position. I am talking about walk- him. I'm his father and I mean it." students, or others of the same mind, I come before you today to announce move yourself once and for all from the ing machines who don't have an ounce of Ile then went back to stand near the prevented Miss Dorothy Ann Morris a grave but monumental decision in my catnpaign. compassion or understanding in their to podiuni. from reaching young Lette. life. I have spent many sleepless nights After all look what happened bodies. lo these past weeks wrestling with my Nixon. He always took too long to declare parents are very proudl A moment later, as Thotnas Lette We ask who are these people who I am sure their conscience to do what is right. himself out of every race he has ever been of them because they are intelligent and was about to intervene again on behalf felt qualified to make lalue judgments This has not been an easy decision in and look what happened to him. are going to college and will become doc- 1 of ltis son, three students Brian Heg- on another hutnan's life? Who are they to reach nor will it he easy to carry out. So, once again I would like to state tors and lawyers and ministers and teach- However, with resolution of heart and the publicly, that I am not now nor have I gen, Gene Lokey and Larry Collins to decide what is and what isn't good ers good, upstanding American citizens. conviction that this is the only right and ever been a candidate for ASB president. But all of their intelligence and education linked arms in order to restrain the for a person? Why did they take it proper thing to do, I will now proceed. I will not I cannot rule out the possi- and degrees and diplomas will be mean- man from his son. upon themselves to do their best to see I firmly profess to you here and now bility of a genuine draft. I will consider ingless because they don't have the souls. that 1 am not nor have I ever been a it my duty as a patriotic Spartan to rtut Lette's reaction was one of amaze- a fellow man crucified on an emotional candidate for ASB president. if the people want me. 'GOOD' CITIZENS ment and bewilderment. He was a and legal cross? Oh, I realize that it might be a bit The door is open if a draft develops These are the "good" citizens who don't father trying to protect his son from The questions are there and the early to be thinking about the ASB elec- I will not (maybe) refuse (based upon mind going 75 on the Nimitz if they eau what he believed to be a grave mistake. answers are obvious. tions. But I beliese that it can never be the Circumstances iti-t6 time, of course). get away with it; who, if they are under- age, will get stinking drunk at a TGIF party; who don't worry about getting a Thrust and Parry girl pregnant just for a few minutes or fun; who would be perfectly willing to cheat on their income tax if they could be sure they woultln't get caught. Students Continue Debate on Forum Sequel They think nothing of breaking law-. that are designed to keep people from scientious objectors," it is nevertheless vital work now? Also, most if not all the argu- us believe that the spectacle of draft card getting slaughtered on the highways, or llust Rork for Peace burning is a solemn sacrificial rite to be tol- that we retain a respect for others' convic- ments I have read for U.S. withdrawal hme from getting drunk arul destroying proper- tions. been either vague, eva.sive or emotional. erated on our campus in contradiction to the ty, or from embarrassing a girl and hurting On Campus' Lette Says Roger Lette's stand should have been taken When am I going to hear some arguments law as a shining example of the mature re- seriously; but juvenile elements, adhering to based on logic and political reasons for U.S. sponsibility to our fellow citizens which our her family and bringing an unwanted child Editor: the superficiality of the glib and ill-timed withdrawal? I admit I have much to learn school represents? into the world, or from refusing to pay I have come to realize that my appeal for witticism, became unnecessarily cruel. How about politics, so I welcome those who oppose I hope minority campus organizations will their share of the country's expense. peace has been misdirected. It is clear to me imnic that while we profess a "humanitarian" U.S. policy to try to put me right. spare us the prospect of the spectacle of any further displays of "honorable" draft evasion. But let someone like Roger break a that international peace is impossible unless ccmcern for the lives of the Vietnamese, we Until they do, I must agree with Adlai there Ls fail even law which would force him to go into peace on Seventh Street. Peace on to listen to the message of our fel- Stevenson, who wrote: "We seek to defend Gordon Werne low Seventh Street is impossible unless each in- -students. the right of people, be it in Korea, or South A9891 a foreign war and murder people whom dividual on this campus and in this nation If the Friday Forum represented, as one Viet Nam, not to have their future decided he has no desire to murder, and theve. feels peace in his heart. student stated, "the worst TGIF I've seen," by violence. Retreat leads to retreat, just as "good" citizens think it is all very funii. Those persons such as myself who sincerely then our values are in definite need of re- aggression leads to aggression in this still SJS Campus Group wish to work for peace can do so by eliminat- construction. If we can dismiss a boy's future primitive international community." FORTUNATE SHAME ing the ignorance, suspicion, intolerance, hos- with a booming "Bum, Baby, Burn," how Knocks U.N. Festival The fortunate thing is that there were tility and hatred we see every day on this much emphasis and respect can we expect Gary Waltrip A12023 some people campus. These are the causes of war. for our own judgments? Editor: among that crowd who don't in no sense is this a more idealistic plea, What prior taste we show by not recog- think it was very funny, who were ashamed We, members of the Arab-American Club but in another way it is the most realistic. nizing a student's . sincerity! Perhaps the Draft Card Burning at SJS, are of the united opinion that the that it was necessary for Roger or anyone I can set no other way. jeering and taunting from the immature treatment of our representatives at the United else to be up there on that platform last Roger Lette fringe group was a defense mechanism de- Nations' festival last weekend, and our forced AR21 signed to conceal a lack of any conviction 'Childish Spectacle' Friday. Roger's father grahbed the micro- on their part. withdrawal from that festival, was both un- phone and, pointing to the crowd, said, Editor: warranted and unjust. It seems inappropriate At "These people don't care for you!" True, Soldier's Wife Lauds any rate, Friday's tragedy wasn't sim- that such a gathering should discriminate ply the potential outcome of a sensitive I cannot understand what the author of the against representatives of 13 Arab countries the laughing morons didn't care, because pacifist's act it was our misfortune to have Oct. 25 eciltorial, "Mob Rule Reverses," is which are members of the U.N. in favor of they don't care about anything they are 'Display of Courage' heard the spoutings of small-minded big- editorial. He thinking of in his would have B'nai B'rith. little tin people without any souls. mouthed individuals, whose claim to fame is us believe we're supposed to condone the de- Israel already was represented by another FAItor: that of having been there "When ..." liberate public destruction of draft cards on But some of us do care. And remember, Because I am ashamed of those students booth. The above was the direct result of Mariheth Brickley this campus without raising the voice of pro- we are the nee who count. who consider a man protesting his convic- political antagonism deliberately introduced ASA 1188 test. All the rest can go to -- ! And they tions as a show for their amusement, because by the above Zionist-inclined group due to It is daimed the students of this school a pro-Jewish (religion), anti-Zionist (polit- probably will. I think the measure of United States integ- made a sideshow spectacle out of Roger rity must equal ical) book, by Moshe Menuhin (a conscien- the measure of its freedom 'War History Shows Lette's immature attempt to demonstrate his to dissent. tious Jew) which we displayed. and because I must defend the convictions. How could the students make a right of every Among the many indignities to which human being to act. a_s his spectacle out of what was already a planned our ethical code requires, as long Pacificism Won't Work' representatives were subjected were: (1) a.s he injures and well-advertised event to attract atten- PA RTAN DA I LY no one else, I deeply apologize to Roger Lette threats which could have led to physical vio- 1i T''''' SAN JOSE STATE Editar: tion? COLLEGE for the treatment he met with here last lence (2) derogatory remarks (3) anti-Arab Is not a childish, meaningless stunt such Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Friday. In his letter to the editor (Oct. 25), James demonstration In front of our booth (4) lack Member as this In violation of public law, a sideshow California Newspaper Publishers Association my husband. believing our position there Young contends that "we hanged Nazi Ger- of due consideration by the U.N. festival board and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by spectacle justified, is now serving in Viet Nam, and man.s less than 20 years ago for the same perpetrated on the student body for our situation in view of the above in- students of San Jose State College, except Satur I cannot agree with Lette's opinions. Yet I kind of actions that Americans are perform- of this school? Who is immune fmm ridicule justices. day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription when accepted only on a remainder-oLsemisster basiL Ful must respect the courage and Integrity he ing in Viet Nam today." speaking publicly? The President of We regret that these incidents occurred the United States is not immune from that. academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-cempu showed in doing what he felt he must, and I As with most who oppose U.S. policy in during a U.N. festival. However, this situa- price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editoria must express my shame at the way his ac- Viet Nam, he offered no supporting evidence tion was incited by sources outside our con- Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081 tions were received. or examples to back up his statements. It It was not mentioned that most of the trol, and we felt then and still feel strongly 2012, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Offic hours 1:4B-4:20 p.m. Mrs. Kathryn Morgan appears to me that our actions in Viet Nam students present, Many of whom were his compelled to represent our case as welt as Monday through Friday. A2S84 are exactly the same as we should have taken strongest critics, applauded him for having possible. SCOTT MOOR against the Axis powers when they first in- the sense to decline from destroying his draft In order that such incidents may be dis- EAdditveerrtiting Manager BOB SCHERNER vaded Poland and Ethiopia. card. I was very happy that he didn't make couraged in the future, we suggest to the News Editor CARY KOEGLE a mistake for which both he and his family Associate Editor CAROL CAR 'Peanut Gallery Show If the pacifists of that day thought pacific- U.N. festival board that when possible, U.N. Day Editor DATV0E mPROmVEAAND iSM would prevent more war, they were badly would have had to pay. countries should he represented by groups Copy Editor Put on by Juvenile' s' mistaken. It merely increased the greed and It the students present had not voiced their willing to represent them in all aspects; that Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON courage of Hitler and Mussolini who, a.s his- dissent, then, would not it have implied the when the above is possible, it is inappropriate Campus Life Ettlfor SUSAN KAN tory books tell us, thought they had nothing for such a Fine Arts Editor SUZAN CRAWSHA &Mort student body supported Lette's action of de- country to be also represented Exchange Editor CHRIS RICHER Peanut -gallery behavior, although typietti to fear from the "decadent and soft democ- stroying his draft card? If so, then this in- by a special interest group which will repre- Wire Editor STEVE BETTINI of a minority, turned Seventh Street into a racies." stitution would have had a public linage of sent only an incomplete view of the same Public Relations DAVE SHEPARD speei iele Wit Friday Whatever our attitudes It pacifirisiii didn't work theft, why do so which it truly could be ashamed. country Business Manager JOHN MacEACHERN TODOROFF many students and teachers think that it Will Would Roger Lone and his followers Niembers of the Arah-American Netionil Advertising Manager DON toward war, Viet Nam, the law, anti "con- have Club Classified Minaasr RICHARD LOW Wednesday, October 27, 1965 SPARTAN DAILY-8 Rep. Gubser Leads Fairground Pavilion ects Homecoming Parade Queen's Coronation 9 Charles S. Gubser, former SJS line for ticket sates Is Monday, ,ay student who is now serving his NOV. 1. Set for Friday Night !, seventh term in the House of Congressman Gubser's major ap- Representatives, v.111 return to pearances will be at the parade The 1963 Homecoming Queen Ilali s:.:11 be a allable all this %seek, Washington Square next week as through downtown San Jose at officially will begin her reign Fri- !hint said. qnont grand marshal for this year's 1 p.m. Saturday., Nov. 6, and the day night at the Coronation Ball Bids are available tixiay in front six people ilomecoming. Homecoming game that night at 7. as she walks through SJS Pershing of the Spartan Bookstore and the hout reser- Gubser, R-Gilroy, will be guest Gubser is scheduled to arrive on Rifles archway to accept her Spartan Cafeteria. They may be .te became of honor at a banquet at the Villa the SJS campus at 10 a.m. Friday, crown, trophy, and flowers. obtained at the Student Affairs Felice restaurant in Los Gatos at Nov. 5. He will have lunch with The SJS student body will vote Business Office on Thursday anti 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4. Assembly- the Homecoming Committee and for Homecoming Queen today and F'riday. if he had tomorrow , ! man George Sillies, R- Gilroy, will then attend an informal reception during campus elec- tions. ii."1"41"1"241111111411"1"1141111 InY Pcnnt. be guest speaker. for the faculty at 2 p.m. in HEL The queen will be announced ;!! !t) because Tickets for the banquet may be On the same day, Gubser will 10:30 Friday night, approximate!: ; for want- the Student Affairs view the floats in the final stages Open Tonight purchased at an hour and a half after the dune! Business Office for $4 each. Dead- of completion at the San Jose I much begins. according to Jim Huh! National Guard Armory. At 7.45 I can't re- coi-unation ball chairman. Friday night, the congressman will Until 9 p.m. group Autograph Party for Mark Hutchins, hum-com i ith a introduce the cheer leaders and committee chairman, will an- !I mob who pom pan girls at the bonfire rally. nounce and crown the queen, as nth Street. Gubser studied economics, ' Itl \II \TIBER WillEN" Mary Blomquist, last year's Home hilariously cal science, and history at SJS coming queen, officially relin- oroBOOK NoV. 1 from I to 5 p.m. finishing his junior for two years, quishes her title and then presents1 um.) STORE ople being college work here in 1934. He was a bouquet of flowers to her suc- f4 lg. He was fresh president in 1933. ceThssoer. g over the -& Books Inc.m- After leaving SJS, Gubser re- -Photo by Steve Starr 1965 Homecoming Queen ceived his BA from the University will be one of five finalists: Miss "Redi-Room I...11 & Country Village SAVE ME! Andy Lerios, homecoming queen ceive the idiots of California. He also did graduate campus-wide emphasis on Friday, Nov. 5, Kris Oxsen, senior, sponsored by r rr reek & Winishesler chairman, looks as if she needs protection from when the students and faculty will Dancing Nightly work at UC. be asked to Sigma Phi Epsilon; Miss Linda I fl cning, and Sitn,lay Bill Honey, who has evidently gone wild with his dress in western garb. In similar fashion, Honey Featuring: Gubser's work has included Eckberg, senior, Delta Upsilon; 1965 Homecoming buttons. This year's Home- is encouraging students to buy his buttons, teaching high school, managing a Miss Betty Lou Mathes, senior, coming theme of "Spartan Roundup" will re- which depict Spardi astride the UOP tiger. privation small family farm, and working Spartan Band and Sigma Chi; Miss "The ave known with the Santa Clara County Farm Lynn Nibbe, sophomore, Alpha RENT A Bureau. Tau Omega: and Miss Judy Sal- Regimentals" is of courw Homecoming Promotion berg, sophomore, Sigma Alpha Ep- my In 1950, he wa.s elected to the Sunday Session ubt in California State Assembly and silon. TYPEWRITER Starting at 4 p.m. me people served on the Agriculture, Gov- The Coronation Ball will be g up at a ernmental Efficiency and Econo- held from 9 to 1 a.m. Friday night 4340 Moorpark at Saratoga Special Student Rates my, and Revenue and Taxation at the Santa Clara County Fair- t him to ****************** ***** * Corzunit tees. Western Dress Set grounds pavilion. Following the or Only two years later, Gubser Homecoming SMART STUDENTS * Students and faculty alike are bolic of SJS' hopes for the home- buttons in reiiition to its size will theme e conserve- won a six-way primary and then of Spartan Roundup, the SAVE $ $ $ Rent To Own being encouraged to don western coming game with University of receive a plaque which will be pavilion will be decorated greed with went on to win election to the to re- the Pacific on Saturday, Nov. 6. kept until the same contest pro- semble a New Orleans saloon. about walk- House of Representatives in No- garb on Friday, Nov. 5, to help Each of the buttons has a num- duces another winner next year. Music for the semi-formal dance vember, 1952. promote the 1965 Homecoming n ounce of ber on it, and the "lucky" digit This is the first year that such will be provided by the Dick Foy theme of "Spartan Roundup." in their will be announced at the Saturday a "circulating" plaque has been Band from San Francisco. Mark Hutchins, chairman of night game with UOP. offered, according SCHEDULE OF EVENTS to Honey. Free bids for the Coronation homecoming committee, said that Next week, the buttons will be very proud 170 South econd FRIDAY the committee hoped to increase sold by the campus living centers, Phone 286-2610 If you earned a "B" average on lligent and 9 p.m.-Coronation Ball at the school spirit and participation in as well as at the booths. The your SPRING SEMESTER you will ecome doc- Santa Clara County Fair- homecoming activities by sponsor- living center which sells the most Parade 16011008011 1111114019169~11/11181118111111. Activities Termed receive an EXTRA 20% discount grounds Pavilion ing the "western dress" day. and teach- or savings of $50-$150 on CAR an citizens. 10:30 p.m.-Crowning of the 1965 In addition, a circular button Homecoming Queen at the Ti suRANc education depicting Spardi astride the UOP 'Biggest in SJS History' E. offered only Coronation Ball tiger will go on sale today in front 'Cowboy' Dusel 11 be mean- GIRLS! * STATE FARM INSURANCE THURSDAY, NOV. 4 of the cafeteria, bookstore, and on Don Phelps, chairman of the Salvador streets. All entrants will * - - , 1 car end : e the souls. 7 p.m.-Grand Marshal Banquet Seventh Street, according to Bill cv,., homecoming parade committee, has be assembled in the staging areal GIRLS! at -the Villa Felice Restaurant Honey, buttons chairman. To Ride Again PAUL J. SCOLA called this year's parade "the by 1 p.m. for the final evaluation. OFFICE: 3784123 RES.: 2684908 i in Los Gatos Honey said the buttons are sym- At least one SJS adminis- largest parade in SJS 7870944147070**44711.717.1070470944 4 who don't FRIDAY, NOV. 5 history." GIRLS! trator plans to get into the paid advertisement All day-Western Dress Day Phelps says, "There will be 12 if they calk swing of this year's Homecom- a.m.-Grand Marshal Charles high school bands in the parade are under- We offer various interest- 10 Class of 1955 ing activities. Gubser arrives on campus from the bay area, besides the at a TGIF ing temporary assignments. Vice President William J. 2 p.m.-Informal reception for SJS marching band." VOTE Dusel told the Academic Coun- t getting a Gubser in HE1 Register now! Sets Homecoming cil Monday he is willing to don Congressman Charles Gubser, minutes of 7:30 p.m.- Bonfire Rally at the western garb next Friday to R-Gilroy, is to be Grand Marshal FOR NO FEE County Fairgrounds willing to promote the Homecoming theme for the parade. SATURDAY, NOV. 6 they could Reunion, Dance of "Spartan Round-Up." Construction of the floats will 1:30 p.m. - Homecoming Parade LINDA ight. Dr. Dusel introduced a reso- take place in the National Guard begins The annual alumni dance and a lution etzeouraMng all adminis- Armory. Work will start this Sun- eking laws 7 p.m.-UOP game at the Spartan reunion of the Class of 1955 will hikm trative and faculty members to day, with the first evaluation on ECKBERG eople front John CY 3-063 I Stadium highlight alumni activities during II I W. St. Monday, Nov. 1. or Homecoming Day Saturday, Nov. 6. participate in Homecoming by ghways, doing for ing proper- The dance will be held at the the mune. Second evaluation of the floats LET US RESERVE AIR AND HOTEL NOW! Hawaiian Gardens in San Jose Ills measure was "chucklingly will be Friday, Nov. 5. All work hurting Ind after the SJS-UOP football game. passed," according to Dr. Ger- on the floats must be completed HOMECOMING anted child ald Wheeler, Council chairman, by 6 p.m. Friday and any entrant _VI _Aspen by Train It is open to all SJS alumni and ing to pay friends, Richard Buxton, Alumni svho didn't know to what ex- not completed will be disqualified. QUEEN xpense. _Snafu valley hy Min Association director, said. tent the faculty and itdrubtis- Awards will be given for the tration would respond. float's basic construction, its per- Delta t psilon 155 So. lltls Also on Homecoming Day, mem- r break a It is hoped that Dr. Duttel formance in the parade, and the Plane bers of the Class of '55 will re- lun'iirrnell,ilariliri6225:allinfi to go into , won't be the only cowboy on finished product in the armory. Alfa new acquaintances at its 10-year No Service Charge campus come Nov. 5. The pararte will begin at 1:30 gale whom 461111% WILLOW Personalired reunion. p.m. on \ r!s. 6 at First and San and these 1)E GLEN attention to all More than 700 invitations have reservations +cry funny. VTRAVEL been sent to alumni, according to aGENCY Phone 298-0136 1275 Lincoln, San Jose Patrick Spooner, '55 class presi- w dent and reunion chairman. there were Pres. Robert D. Clark will be I who don't 41-.14qtAtattp...163-14.S. / 7.111.717-41:1a.1.106- the keynote speaker at a reception and lunch to be held at Villa Felice re ashamed Restaurant in Los Gatos beginning 9. ! or anyone at 11 a.m. atform last Alumni will then have a chance 1111 esp. allli the micro- CLUB LIDO to participate in Homecoming rowd, said, activities before attending the our True, alumni dance. Presents . . . Working with Spooner on final ;re, because reunion plans are '55 class offi- g-they are cers Mesdames Barbara Morgan, souls. Missy O'Neill, and Joyanne Ken- remember, 4111 WEEKLY nedy. And they 1G DANCE utiful Walk in now for CONTEST! oes ,for Hofbrau Style Food -Moderate Prices Roost Eastern Beef 1.50 Virginia Raked Hem 1.50 LY Kooslaer Style Corned Beef 1.50 LEGE TONIGHT! Roast T Turkey 1.50 is, California. Chicago Sole Pastrami 1.50 rs Association LAST CHANCE to hear the rockin' sounds shed daily by Hi-heels .Mid-heelst Roast Turkey Leg 1.45 except Satur- ... THE GAUCHOS! Flats Wedgies . Subscription - COMBINATION PLATES - ter basis. Full William F. Williams of KLIV will he on We love your size Off-carnpus Any 2 meats $1.75 Any 3 meats $2.00 14- Editori I hand again to MC the DANCE CONTEST. AAAAA to B OWN A GENUINE "RAT FINK" ng Ext. 2081, sc..2 to 12 Slab of mat% Swiss cheese .35 ng Co. Offic The rage of fhe campus, the talk town! "Rat -.4- -4- -4- S12.00 to of the Fink" jacket Friday. is a furry S30.00 orders include choice of Barbecued Beaus, beauty of North American Arctic Shag pile ... water repellent, warm, and 'way out! Fully lined. Styled :OTT MOORE or Macaroni, Bread and Butter with layback B SCHERNER hood, "hog nose" big front zipper. Silver black or brown. Sizes 1,,RT KOEGTE charm accounts S, M, L, XL ... from $19.95 ARM CARD CLUB Facilities 5 LIDO for Fun. Banquet open thurs. '711 9 Visit the Gaslife to 700. AVE PROVAN $85 Per Month. TOM MEAD NO COVER CHARGE Balkoom Leasing. Rooms from First National and Bank of America Charge Plans F STOCKTON ,USAN KANG SAN CARLOS at MARKET STS. CY 5-2626 CRAWSHAW 361 E. Julian San how 11711114"THOE.5 ART MARTINEZ Mons' 'IRIS RICHERT 1[:; 30 SAN ANTONIO CY2 30111 Located in the Saint Claire Hotel Wear fEVE 8ETTIN1 'P' Downtown San /we 1st and San Carlos We validate en periing tickets VE SHEPARD kinfkii.n.r&a ii-EitrifE-IiiMatiaal'ut"iui facEACHERN TODOROtt :HARD LOW 4 RPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27, 1965 Dames Plan Halloween Dance Last of Series Club To Hear Talk Members of the SJS Dames, asked to wear costumes, accord- a campus organization comprised ing to Miss Sue Schock, SJS of married students' wives, will Dames officer. Introducing the Band-Aides ... On Russian Culture celebrate Halloween this year Those not wearing costumes with a "Trick-or-Treat" dance will be "fined" 25 cents at the EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth and final part of n series introducing to readers various members Guest speaker at the Russian and for assisting students in of the Band Aides. SJS dancing coeds who perform or.ginal dance routines at halft.rne shows with Club meeting today, 8 p.m. in learning the Russian language. at the DeAnza Hotel, 233 W. door, said Miss Schack. the Spartan marching band. Santa Clara St, Saturday, 9 p.m. Music will be provided by the Cafeteria A, will be Wadim Ko- However, the membership is to 1 a.m. Dave Pugh combo. Tickets are losovich, expert in Russian cul- not restricted to those who Couples who attend the social being sold for $2 per couple ture and various Russian dia- speak Russian or are presently affair, opened to the public, are at CHI ' lects. enrolled in Russian classes, said Kolosovich's talk will concern club president Bill Basansky. the background of Russian cul- Next major event for the Rus- ture and language. Following his sian Club is a formal dinner- speech, he will play the guitar dance to be held at the Mer- SHOW SLATE and sing Russian songs, accord- cury Club in San Francisco, ing to Con Lebedeff, Russian Saturday, Nov. 6. Club's social chairman. SARATOGA G A Y Students wanting to attend 11111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111111111111111111111111111111111 this evening's talk are asked to 145fte Big Basin Way 867-3026 400 South First 294-5544 Shoeb in a contact Lebedeff at 286-6622 Shadow? 11"S A MAD. MAD, MAD, FAT BLACK PUSSYCAT or Miss Tamara Kotkov at 298- MAD WORLD 4721. Bring titem to COMMON LAW WIFE The organization, advised by Adults ECONOMY SHOf Dr. Francis Pann, SJS assistant REPAIR CINEMA professor of foreign Languages, 49 E. Santa Clara I 532 S. Bascom cY 5-7238 was originally created for the 294-9929 TOWNE advancement of Russian culture 1111111111111111111111118111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 THE S 1NGING MAIDEN 1433 The Alameda CY 74060 KAREN LEE BRAY DONNA CHAMBERS SUZI SEYDEL Karen Lee Bray, 21, has been A newcomer to the Band- Sociology student Donna HARVEY MIDDLEMAN, TIIE MARRIED WOMEN a member of the Band-Aides for Aides this year is 19-year-old FIREMAN in French Adults five years. She says that she has Chambers is a newcomer to the Suzi Seydel, junior social sci- CONVERTIBLE TOPS been dancing since the age of SJS Band-Aides. The 19-year- ence and speech correction ma- eight and has performed in sev- old sophomore, who used to per- jor from Sacramento. Miss Sey- All Foreign and American Ilakes eral San Diego and San Jose form jazz routines at her high del proved to be such an accom- Light Opera presentations. Miss plished tap dancer and ballet school football games, enjoys Fiber Bray, a senior physical education student in her youth that she SEAT 1695..tawd student at SJS, was the first ballet and jazz dancing. Water was asked to teach those dances skiing and playing the piano runner-up in the 1963 Miss San for two years. She enjoys sew- COVERS Plastic 2495 !initialed Jose beauty contest. She also are two of her favorite activi- ing, knitting, swimming, water was named Miss Summerset, ties. Upon graduating, she hopes and snow skiing. When asked HEAD BARRYTURKOS sponsored by Hoover Hall, has RESTS to become a social worker. why she decided to try-out for 10"..t FE:19[sEm-rtAl-lv served as president of the Spar- the Band-Aides, Miss Seydel re- FTES\t ilkq Coming tan Spears, and was one of the from Campbell, the plied, "I love to dance and when- We Repair All Auto Upholstery Outstanding Women on Campus light brown-haired, blue-eyed ever I watched the Band-Aides Save up to 50%! Stop in for your FREE in 1963 named by the Associated coed says that she enjoys per- perform it always looked like so tan Students of S.TS. forming with the Band-Aides =PKes., JoNct- Acive,verri Women much fun " DISCOUNT CARD ;65., reell GuA6i1 Greek News Residents Opti.6st Kia+icmal SJS Fraternal Groups Begin Year ,2) 2)_Aelio Clore raton Cal v,) 3k/(1 With Picnic CY 2-3567 3rd & San Salvador A513. Report on Activities Residents of 14 college-ap- \lice q-es idea proved independent houses Delta Zeta sorority members named outstanding pledge. gathered at William Street Park celebrated their Founder's Day Sigma Alpha Mu honored their Sunday afternoon for hot dogs, Anyorle can event Monday with a candlelight new group of Sammy Sisters at three-legged races, volleyball 'Pro otre55 1\) ceremony at which ten coeds a banquet Tuesday, Oct. 19, at and baseball games, and a "very were initiated into membership. the Sammy house, 332 S. llth wet" balloon fight. Special guest was Mrs. A. Nicol, St. Nearly 100 students attended Providence XIV president, who Coeds who received certifi- the picnic with their house- was making her annual visit to cates of recognition at the ban- mothers from Toad Hall, Rain- the Delta Zeta house, 201 S. quet included Barbara Kushner, ers, Magnolia Manor, Merri Lee ro llth St. Donalyn McCurry of Delta Zeta, Hall, Colonial Hall, Marian lq At the ceremony, Virgiiiiit -earciljnine. Ro-u;e "iir Delta 2eTir,h Halr"1".-Fldne Cnarlotfe Hall, kBoone received the Domthy Andy Weiner, Marie Williams of Craig Hall, White Pagoda, Chez kCasey merit award; Nadine Kappa Kappa Gamma, Jill Wan- Nous, Tranquil Manor, Hamil- alder Jut axe OK., 1,11ff; EST Elich, scholarship award; Caro- der of Alpha Epsilon Phi and ton House, and Heather House. With Eaton's Corrdsable Bond Typewriter Paper, you ;11141 I Od th1.49 J,11,12 ; Co-chairmen for the event OE \ lyn Hoehn, scrapbook award; Judi Sorenson of Alpha Epsilon can erase that goof without a trace. \ND and Charmaine Warnock was Phi. were Ruth Magnenson of Mag- Theta Xrs Little Sisters of nolia Manor and Garry Kleeman Not a telltale smudge remains. A special surface per- GRE kTEST the Unicorn announced their of Toad Hall. mits quick and easy erasing with an ordinary pencil new officers for the year. Presi- eraser. For perfect papers every time, get Corr5sable. dent is Joan Teza, member of and In light, medium. heavy weights and Onion Skin. In Peter, Paul. BEAU TIES I Alpha Omega Pi; vice-president, Rho Epsilon Meets handy 100-sheet packets and 500-sheet ream boxes. Mary Linda Hill of Alpha Omega Pi; A representative from Con- ENGAGEMENTS secretary-treasurer, Arleen Pat- tinental Securities Inc. will At Stationery Departments. Sherry Kirsch, junior at SJS, terson of Alpha Chi Omega, and speak to members of Rho Ep- recently became engaged to song chairman, Shirley Johnson silon, SJS chapter of national Regular Our Price Leon S. Littleford, senior phys- of Kappa Kappa Gamma. real estate fraternity, tomor- ical education major from River- Mims Phi Epallon fraternity row, 7 p.m., in Room 1 of the .dcle. A summer wedding is Mono. 3.79 2.98 brothers have elected nine coeds Home Economics Building. Rho 41/2 SA 14 I *- planned. into their Golden Hearts Club, Epsilon officer Gary Rogers in- A Stereo. 4.79 3.75 Nancy Wallin, junior physical an atuciliary group. vites all students interested in 1 education major from Castro New Golden Hearts are Linda hearing the real estate profes- EATON'S CORRASARLE s Valley, has announced her be- Lyday of Delta Gamma, Trish sional to attend the meeting. TYPEWRITER PAPER trothal to First Lt. Lynn Peter- Lang of Alpha Phi, Tina Newton son, 1963 SJS graduate in ele- Gamma, Karen HEMEL SETS TALK COMEDY of Kappa Kappa Only Eaton makes Corrasable* mentary education, now enlisted Nielsen of Kappa Kappa Ganuna, President Robert D. Clark will in the U.S. Marine Corps. Couple Debbie Duvall of Kappa Kappa speak to the Hillel Foundation to- EATON PAPER CORPORATION, PITTSFID D, MASSACHUSETTS ALBUM have set August for a wedding Gamma and Linda Lasater of morrow at the Newman Center date. Sigma Kappa. beginning at 7:30 p.m Nancle J. Thompson, junior Others elected were Margie His topic will be "Important As- home economics major, has re- Payne, a junior from Sunny- pects of College Life." of the vraled her betrothal to Joe D. vale; Louise Brocator, a junior The presentation of Pres. Clark McDonald of Portland, Ore., from San Mateo; and Cory Mar- as guest speaker will be one of There's No Trick presently in U.S. Navy. shall, a sophomore from Los many culturally-oriented activities YEAR PINNING Altos. sponsored by the Hillel Foundation. ki sm.. Sargent, Chi Omega In Treating Yourself at sorority member and senior speech education major from Glendale, has accepted the fra- S Vodzot.2e. !emits, pin of Duane Kim, sen- SEE THE STARS tor economics major from Ful- -Right on Campus"' lerton and member of Alpha .e.eze j..speock. I Tau Omeea fraternity. PIZZA THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ANNOUNCES HAVEN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Representatives of Los Angeles County will be on campus OR November 10 to interview graduating seniors for entry level positions in the following: Let Us Treat You ADMINISTRATIVE A1D $530 per month to start. A I 2-month on the job training program in a large line department. Quali- and Call fies for promotional opportunities on program completion. ,nrih the Hole in Otre Ronf THE PIZZA PEDDLER FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING ASS1STANT $696 mo. Starting Salary NO COVER POPULAR PRICES * 12" C.7ain experience that will qualify you for registration selection HOLLYWOOD'S Pizza Sausage, Pepperoni, Plain in+erview5, no further examination required. WHISKY 'A GO GO * Chicken Dinnet VISIT YOUR SUNNYVALE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Washington 8. Murphy Sunday Aft * Spaghetti, Salad, Garlic Bread PLACEMENT Reservations Dance Session at 4 p.m. OFFICE OFFICE OF CAMPUS AND FIELD RECRUITMENT 738.2576 Special Discount Prices 222 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles 90012 Ca/I 295-3805 for Free Delivery NOW * * * * * * * * * .44 * N.Vednesday, Oet,,t.v, 27 1%1 \I;1%\ 11\11% Nixon Is' Versatile' Classic Film S iS 82, t.Atil 111.1.%iii) Miss Nixon, whose singing Students KSJS-FM,90.7 Marrii Nixon demonstrated her voice has been dubbed In for se 'Love Game' To(lay. talent as a comedienne as well stars in the movies "West Side To Perform 5 p.m. Campus ts in as a versatile vocalist in Satur- Story" and "My Fair Lady," i:aritone Carson Wong will 5:55 Lockheed Report uage. day's recital in Concert Hall. performed in the second pro- sing selections by Put:cell, Merl- 6 p.m. Spartan Spectrum ip is gram of the ASB's "Invitation Runs Today kanto and Verdi at the Student Biz who to the Arts" series. 6:15 Show Although most of her selec- "The Game of Love," directed Recital Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in 6:30 Poems from the Old ent ly Concert Holl. He will be accom- said READ THIS . . . tions were serious in tone by Claude Autant-Lara, will be F:nglish (Brahms, Mozart), the vocalist shown in TH55 at 3:30 and 7 panied by Dae Baird. 7 p.m. Portrait in Jazz Y. ... nd you will learn +hat we Pamela Pyle will play piano Rus- at San Jose Optical Co. are amused the audience with ren- p.m. today. 8 p.m. Centuries of the 1 irs pieces by Schoenberg, Ravel and [inner- presenting special student ditions of several non-sensieal The film is the fifth in the Lisz t Mer- discount to all San Jose State and sometimes ribald numbers. Classic film series, sponsored by students. We specialize in con- To assure audience understruld- the Spartan Programs Commit- tact lenses and have a wide big, she read the lyrics to one tee and the A -V Service Center. Lassortment of colors. of her songs. "The Game of Love" is adapt- SAN JOSE OPTICAL CO. Miss Nixon has performed as 634 E. Santa Clara ed from the novel "Le Ale En 293-2312 a dramatic actress and is as- Herbe" by: Colette. Colette, upon sociated with the Pa.sadena Play- seeing the adaptation of her house. novel of adolescent love ex- claimed, "The magic of the cin- BARRY 14050.0.0:0'...... W...,..4050W;;;;;;.-WoW:- '-',...0~,o,(4.05,440.4*g BROWN ema has brought my charaeters before me!" FRESHMAN REPRESEtOATIVE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR "The Game of Love" tells of 16-year-old Phil and 15-year-old 11111111 Vinci', whose parents share a AUTO INSURANCE? ". summer house on the coast of cN''jstration Brittany. They are inseparable New Low Rates companions. They speak solemn- rroCe aores ly of the future and experiment If 21 or Over with innocent kisses under the indulgent eyes of their parents DR. EDWIN C. DUNNING 65tabli5411Frbsklaj until "the woman in white" . . director of Mozart's "The Magic Flute'. A-1 Company comes to live in a house nearby and helps Philip discover the ,t/c.c-AtIrnan OcIlie,)erne,nt John C. Vierhus "unknown illness" of love. "The Game of Love" won the Opera Workshop ,1)(\ola5111ip Please bring this ad 377-1704 Grand Prix du Cinema Francais in 1954 and the Diploma of Merit, Edinburgh Film Festival. `1110(e?op6,riteanrge 1645 Soufh Bascom Ave.. Campbell To Perform 'Flute' 1L+14445+-’104+1.40’0 1464.1.+1.140101++Infron’oloVroti4401:101:.+WA 40:41.4 44.>. The SJS Departments of Mu- is by Kenneth Dorst, associate Erroll Garner sic and Drama are co-sponsor- professor of drama, who will ing the Opera Workshop per- utilize, for the first time, new "Dynosnic To Perform in SJ formance of Mozart's "The lighting facilities recently in- Magic Flute," Nov. 9 and 10 stalled in Concert Hall. 6%/5sent-tto Erroll Garner, will perform in at 8:15 in Concert Hall. Costumes, designed in the concert with ba.ss and percussion The production will be staged Egyptian style, are by Miss accompaniment at the San Jose and directed by Dr. Edwin C. Nancy Johnson, graduate student THE SPARTANS WIN AGAIN! 4 Civic Auditorium, for one per- Dunning, associate professor of of costume design. formance only on Friday eve- music. Assisting Dr. Dunning It could be in part due to the fact ACCOMPANIMENT that they now use SUPER PLENA- ning. Nov. 19 at 8:30. will be Carson Wong, who will MINS VITAMINS, the official vita- Tickets are available at Wen- conduct the opening performance "The Magic Flute" will be per- min of the United States Olympic dell Watkins Box Office located in partial fulfillment of require- formed by a cast of twenty-five Team and the National Football in Sherman Clay, 89 South First ments for his master's degree. students of the music or drama St. departments and augmented by League. SETS So if you too are long overdue for The concert is being presented the Men's Glee Club, under the a winner then why not give SUPER by San Jose Music and Arts Sets for the production are direction of Brent Helsingor, as- PLENAM1NS a fry. Available at Foundation. Wendell Watkins is designed by J. Wendell Johnson, sistant professor of music. Only nonstop service Armstrong's. managing director professor of drama. Lighting Accompaniment will be sup- plied by duo-piano, organ, celeste, flute and piccolo, with Mrs. Lila .W2AC In College Theater Loadwick playing the principal ONTARIO New Gateway to So. Cai;forni.-. 10th & William CY 2-5502 piano part. JET/PROP ELECTRAS Dead End Re-opens SPECIAL Coach By SUZAN CRAWSHAW Gimpty, an unemployed archi- Every Mon., Tues., $1780 product of the slum Fine Arts Editor tect, and and Wed. plus tax The SJS Departntent of environment, grasped the char- Drama opened the fall season acterization in the Friday night 3 QUESTIONS with Sidney Kingsley's play of performance as the play un- SPAGHETTI social protest, "Dead End," Fri- folded. Gimpty is in love with TO ASK WHEN YOU day night. Kay, a kept-woman, played by All you can eat Jan Ross. BUY INSURANCE The play, which wilt re-open Stanley A. Anderson did an - tonight at 8:15, for presentation $1.00 outstanding job in playing "Baby 1. Will you share in the through Saturday, is a portrait Face" Martin, a hardened at Al's & Earl's profits of the company? of the conflict, confusion and Free parking criminal who learned the rules 38 S. 3rd St. often desperation that comes 2. Will you have immediate the game in reform school. out of poverty and slum living. of cash values? Drina, the worried older sis- ANGELO'S Kingsley's "Dead End" could ter of Tommy, a "dead end kid" 3. Will you have professional have been terribly depressing, was most convincingly played STEAK HOUSE services available to assist but he succeeds. through real- 72 E. Santa Clara Street by Judith Long. in your istic dialogue and sharply etched over-all financial DEAD END KIDS objectives? characterization, in injecting The "dead end kids," most faughter into a "dead end" en- r*******************************************Irk****************** of them played by students in Mutual Benefit vironment. policy area high schools, were ade- owners can say yes. STRIKING quately portrayed. Ken Kopec, TOM FIELDS The most striking arid Ille111- S.IS drama major, did a fine PRE -SEASON Write or call for inlormation orable thing about 'the play is job playing Tommy, the leader MUTUAL the scenery by J. Wendell John- of the gang. T.B., another BENEFIT LIFE son, professor of drama. The "dead end kid" was well played Dan Hitchcock SJS '59 715 North First Street audience cannot forget that the by SJS' Jim McRory. 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October 27. 196, 'Water Poloists Seek Upset Open Tonight Coach Fears Lobos' Quintana; Against UCLA's Bruins Friday After two spine-tingling defeats sonnet changes to beef up the froM the hole than in previous Until 9 p.m. to nationally-ranked squads in ITS Spartans' scoring potential and games this season," Walton con - many weeks, Spartan water polo- has changed the SJS offense a ceded. Stresses Defense on Bootlegs ists shoot for the top Friday night degree for the big meet. To facillitate this offensive in the Spartan pool. "We need more power shots, change, junior Jim Moblad might big- fullback perform against Arizona Coach Hai ry Aiido son makes , Quintana is :sit,1/4 \ICI That's the night the vaunted we're going to be shooting more be moved up to the starting team. Spar- in Tucson last week rel-narked his point very clear -stop quater- gest offensive threat and the UCLA Bruins invade the Spartan eRtor BooK hack Stan Quintana or "We're in tans will have to figure out how that Hzirraway was the best back STORE for trouble " they will stop Mr. Qulintana when he had seen all year. tanUkCLA is the only undefeated the SJS gridders tangleswith the Anderson also hopes that the ’Sk .%.’W W\W\\ team in the nation, thereby living PRESENTS Lobos Saturday night in Albuquer- Spartans can pass against the up to its preseason billing as the OPENS TONIGHT AT 8:30 (pie. Lobos. in the LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SJS signal-caller Ken Berry had top collegiate contingent MOLIERES pounder WEIN 1 10 The six-foot, 170 United States. PERE. ONLY , -) the nlost valuable player in the THRU SAT., NOV. 6 '''''''P''''s mnr; MOTS 6 NIGHTS A WEEK Among those the Bruins con- Fame 4 '5 i hu . Mi Western Athletic Conference quested this year are Stanford, Phsfle "2! 2300 FRI. & sAr. tWAC) last year and is regarded California and USC --the only col- 1E1. 4117 THAI SCOUNDREL SCAPIN 4./5/4 00/3 25 FEATURING: as an outstanding runner and legiate teams to beat San Jose caRea s passer by Anderson. MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM STANFORD UNIVERSITY The Shadygrove Singers this season. BOX OFFICES: S. F. Downtown Center / East Elay.Breuners / Hillsdale- "Quintana ts like Stanford's Sherman Clay / San Jose -Sherman Clay / Stanford Tresidder Union Wed., Fri. and Sun. quarterback Dave Lewis," back- OVERWHELMING FAVOR rrt: The Cal IV Thurs. and Sat. field coach Gene Menges added. That would make the UC'LAii-- Spartan fans will remember Lewis an overwhelming favorite Fritlit from SJS' loss to the Indians in night. However, Cal, Stanford and miimmunrimistmmimigr Jim Lewis and Trio Mon, this season's inaugural. 18 USC were also established favor- BOOTLEG PASS ites over the Spartans, but the Daily at 4 p.m. former two had to go to the wire 0 Open "We must ,stop their bootleg to pull out one-point victories. Entertainment pass," Anderson commented. "But at the same time our defense has Spartan coach Lee Walton does LOWEST starts at 9 p.m. to %vetch out for the runs by tail- not discount another strong show- back C7arl Bradford and fullback ing by SJS, and neither do the pecceictfre 218 WILLOW ST. C'arl Jackson." players themselves. Gas Prices in San Jose Both feel, as Walton put it, DINNERS CY 4-4009 To do both tasks will be quite "You almost have to expect them Brand Gasoline .1 chore for the SJS defensive Guaranteed Major to win, but an upset on our part unit but they have been an ex- is still conceivable. tremely stingy crew when their CHARLEY HARRAWAY was opponents love driven de e p named Northern California Co- THEY'RE GREAT 4th & William 6th & Keyes Spartan territory. Back of the Week for his per- ''We know they are great, and To stop New l lexico’s offense formance against the Univer- respect them, but we are not 13th & Julian lOth & Taylor will take much work by the k hole sity of Arizona last Saturday. afraid of them,'' he continued. SJS defense, especially the line- The Bruins have reason to com- backers and defensive ends. Ander- a fine game against Arizona Sat - mand respect, boasting two mem- Four Locations to Serve You son says that his squad will have urtlay. completing 10 out of 19. He bers of the 1964 United State -- to watch for the option pass which has now hit on 50 passes in 102 Olympic team among its startini.i Quintana finds so effective. :it tempts for 757 yards. seven. FUMBLE PROBLEM New Mexico was defeated by Dave Ashley and Stan Cole both iz,,na State last week on four participated in Tokyo and Tilt' Lobos, like SJS, have 11 are now Puritan Oil Co. touchrlewn passes 27-14. The Spar- the leading scorers f o r UCLA. preblerns with fumbles, LIVC Pagilig tan secondary stopped that same Ashley is considered the best col- siX b(J)111CH a game. passing attack to a stand-still. legiate polo player in the nation. Anammimi. The Spartan offense must face 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Although New Mexico might Win Condict and REISS Webb are the No. 1 rushing defense in the have been down for its game with two other players who make the Religious Advertisement WAC. But Anderson feels that if ASU, it appears as though the Bruins the top offensive threat the a team wants to be "in the game." Lobos may have a weak pass Spartans have met to date. they have t.o be able to run, "and Taste and See defense. Walton might make a few ix,r- 2 Lowest air fare to Los Angeles think that with backs like Charle Harraway and John Travis we A chemical formula or a problem in physics can only be con- $11.43 Super Electra Jets should be able to run on them." clusively proved by means of experiment. Likewise, the claims of (San Diego $17.78) Harraway was named Northern Dons Visit Spartans Christianity can only be proved to the individual through experience. of the Week California Co-Back In effect, Christianity says that a personal God exists and that He 727 Fan Jets $13.50 (San Diego $19.85) Monday. Menges says that a Ne v longs to make Himself known to you in the Person of His Son, Jesus Mexic,, -"to Christ. If you will honestly give Hirn a chance, Christ will enable For power, and will give His life-giving League fo ...variance His reality, Crucial you One can detect a feeling of ex- Since then, the Spartans have you eternal life. -tement among knocked.off two league. foes and rRANCL - uAKLAND, 8113-:!1/25 Custom Cleaners members of the --""'"ttirt46d-commentits his love toward us. in that, we were while USF has racked up ANGELES, 776.0125 soccer team this week, and tied nne yet sinners, Christ died for us." (Romans 5:8) 481 E. San Carlos three straight wins for a record of HOT_ I YWOOD BURSANK '787-4750, 246-8437 good reason. between 10th and 1 1 th 4-0-1. SJS is now 2-0-2. " . . . believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be SAN Pi ri!"! 208 4611 .7 ,’! Y.-I' IP ,PAVEI 1st tile the powerful league- Although USF has shown a def- saved." (Acts 16:31) ! <1.' Dons Friday night in inite improvement since the ini- "But as many as received Him, to them He gave power to be- tial meeting, the San. Jose crew VIA. Miff" AVMS Afir A arToi pacpirrpTiTTL-rewigetsfuwiirr I It will be the most crucial game come The sons of God, even to them that believe on His name... will still be a formidable foe for 1 as the season for the Spartan (John 1:i2) the league-leaders. WE BUY - TRADE - RENT 6 crew, as they need a victory to put The develcpment of a potent of- Christianity are true, if, in fact, God does exist ;1-4 them in first place. A loss, how- If the claims of fensive attack to go with their that we can have a personal relationship ever. will virtually* des t r oy all and Christ is the only way already established defense has important matter in life? hopes of SJS taking a second con- with Him, is this not the most supremely been the Spartans' strongest asset secutive NCISC championship. Moreover, in view of the testimony of unfold millions that Christ has AL A7 in recent contests. The teams met earlier this year, transformed their lives, don't you think that you owe it to yourself The vast improvement with the of Jerry to make an honest investigation of the claims of the Bible? Why not Lv,.." 17 MOUNT n contest ending in a 1-1 "Q" BankArner.cvd Koopman, who now VIEW deadleck. starts at left read the Gospel of John today and as you read God's Word, pray wing, and the shifting Clii!::=1 1799 El (AMINO 7.:17T" of Mani sincerely for God to reveal Himself to you? You will find that faith PEN 'Ill 9 EVERY Gonzales from left halfback to which begins as an experiment will truly become an experience. NITE SAT. 9 TO 6 inside left have added speed and 01'1A SI \II 10 '1'0 5 scoring potential to the SJS front "A taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man that a- line. trusteth in Him." (Psalm 34:8) UNBELIEVABLE SAYINGS These two, along with insid 0,-,; right Lou Fraser and center for- wards Joe Sermol and Ernest Contemporary Christians on Campus VA ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE Kwansa, have scored a combined Box 11791 Palo Alto 10 STOCK UP AND SAVE $ $ $ total of nine goals in the Spartans' last two outings. 1 11111111111M 11 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
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011S 'Ott- Cal Davis Tonight Net Tourney Finals Today Spartan poloists begin a gruell- 4:30, San Jose City College Friday , V e A meeting of "Little 50V announces that all-college tennis night at 6:30 before the varsity cap- ght ing four-day, four-game schedule finals will lx held today at 5:8t.t_ contest, and James Lick High 11 tains will be held in MG201 this tem. tonight with a 7 p.m. encounter on the Spartan courts. _ _ a.m. Saturday after the varsity aftermxm at 3:30, according to with the varsity in the In monday's racquet play. Kelly Cal Davis encounter. intramural sports director Dan Moss defeated Jeff Coupe 6-4, Spartan pool. The Spartans have already met, Unruh. 6-3, and Bill Adams downed Vin- After tonight, the Spartababes and lost to, Santa Clara High this Unruh stresses that it is import- cent Filippello 6-1, 7-5. face Santa Clara High in the Spar- season in compiling a three-fain, ant that each four-man team be Moss will play either Coupe nr tan pool Thursday afternoon at four-loss record. represented at today's meeting. Adams in today's championshil, The intramural direetin- also round. SAN JOSE PAINT 112 S. 2nd Street 78 Valley Fair (1) OPEN NIGHTS artiOtO HOMECOMING FLOAT SUPPLIES Flameproof 9' wide no crepe paper seam paper Plaster of Paris Poster board Glitter (bulk) Railroad board POWER MAN Chuck Cadigan has unusual pound senior will display his good manners Fri- Spray paints Tissue paper strength and a good variety of shots, but does day night in the Spartan pool when SJS hosts Poster paints Banner paper not like to use these physical attributes as much the No. I team of the nation, UCLA. LOW CASE LOT DISCOUNTS APPLY as most of his smaller opponents. The 6-4, 220- Contact our Miss Holmes CY 2-1441 SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! . Place Your Order Early t,-.4.5.4eesseemusekftebos...... , ILAN JOSE PAINT AND WALLPAPER CD. Cadigan Plays Reserved Game, Surprise! Free 501 tin uw a In11 lu .1` Parking your Artparved Diamond Ring comes Ignores Fouls in Rough Sport to you on its own precious throne. PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT KRIS OXSEN For By ALAN VLAUTIN water polo team was "disappoint- ten years, Cadigan has been a life Being the biggest player on the ing, because after an absence of 'guard for nine years. Cadigan, a .1M3=213M. squad as well as an ex-Marine, three years from the sport, I had senior recreation major, has been and water polo being a rough lost my touch." swimming, "as long as I can re- sport, you would think Chuck "This year," Cadigan continues, member." Cadigan would go wild, foulwise, "I came back determined to re- Forgetting his past, Spartan PROMISE iRiBUTE TRIUMPH in the pool. capture what skills I had before water polo coach Lee Walton However, the 24-year-old starter the service, and believe I have would like to see Cadigan do a a for the Spartan water poloists is had fair success." lot of effective swimming this Fri- one of the most reserved players He feels the SJS tearn has not day night against UCLA. on the squad while ir the pool. yet reached its potential. "If we knock off UCLA this Friday night, HOMECOMING The 6-3, 220-pound giant started a recent game with California, we will throw the national stand- ings apart," Cadigan said. Special Discount QUEEN played most of the way, and didn't FACULTY
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Applications lican Ronald Reagan for suggest- Alpha Eta Sigma, 5 p.m., Initia- ijpe position) 2) position two engineering, research and develop- ing a formal tleclaration of war tion Ceremonies, Memorial Chapel, DEAD END iiiarketing, bu.siness administra- ment laboratory, product market- on North Viet Nam. 6:30 p.m., Annual Fall Banquet, By Sidney Kingsley tion, liberal arts (interested in NIA ing engineer and materials engi- Although he pointedly said he Lou's Village, 1965 W. San Carlos. -.ales) for positions in 1) business neer. Permanent visa status if not was "not taking Issue" with Rea- SdS Democratic Club, Home 1110.14;11T 1.11111 training program for accounting, U.S. citizen. Male only. Area of gan, frontrunner in the polls for Ec3, 3 p.m., coffee meeting. lin:owe and other office functions; TONI(MHIM 1 11111 work is Mountain View, Palo Alto, the GOP nomination in the June WS Amateur Radio Club, 2:30 21 marketing training program for TENTH ST. 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Specifically for anyone tration, police science or crimin- ous thing to be contemplated." who wishes to personally commit After Shave Lotion 3.50 TOMORRLYW Box Office Tel. 294-6414 ology majors and others are ac- Christophet said he understood himself and go to Delano this Cologne for Men 4.50 L. H. Penney & Company: ac- reptalile position,. as an immi- Reagan had suggested a formal weekend. counting majors for position as Dift Box (each of above) declaration of war in order to en- Tau Delta Phl, 7:30 p.m., Home a professional staff accountant. able the federal government , to Ec.5, panel to discuss Tower List. 10th & Santa Clara :07-9131 S Must be a U.S. citizen. Male only. charge ant iwar demonstrators Area of work is San Francisco, TOMORROW Spartan Daily with treason. Los Angeles, Sacramento, Port- Mlle], 7:30 p.m., 79 S. Fifth St., Howe er, Christopher refused land. guest speaker, Dr. Robert D. repeatedly in his news confer- NASA-Ames Research Center: Clark will speak on the topic of N 1111 Ikilake%11 I II 0641 II ences at San Diego and Los "Important Aspects of College Classifieds aero and astro engineering, me- Angeles to be drawn into a per- MONTH ROOMS blk. SJS. Kit. chanical engineering, engineering Life." $30 sonal fight with Reagan. physics, biolog y, biochemistry, Student Affiliates of Anierlea He came the closest when a 2 MALE ROOMMATES WANTEO TO physiology, zoology, botany and Chemical Society, 1:30 p.m., SCi- newsman at Los Angeles asked if SHARE NICE 2 BEAM. APT. $37.50 electrical engineering majors for 'nee 164. guest speaker. .' 266.5692. he doubted that Reagan was "an positions in basic and experimental Spartan Christian Fellowship -tt IE 8 TWO BDRM. APTS. Unappd. $90 extremist." To that question he RARD PERREGAUX research. Must be a U.S. citizen. linter-varsity), 8 p.m., Memorial rINE WATCHES SINCE 1791 replied: "I don''t doubt it, but I Male or female. Area of work is Chapel, regular meeting. GORDON HALL CONTRACT FOR don't verify it." SALE ' t. 296-0201. Moffett Field. Should be in upper 1111113=311111111 25 per cent of class or "B" av- A WATCH VW '62. F. DLX Idearfor mar- 1 . s et 475 S. 4th #8. orage. ATTENTION 2 STUDENTS WITH 175 YEARS' . SPACIOUS I BDRM. FURN. APT. Quiet. Connecticut Mutual Life Insur- Chess Champion '64 HONDA SCRAMBLER. WE HAVE A LOW ' - Prr :awe: open to all majors for po- RENTAL PLAN EXPERIENCE Vol tDUIET COMFORTABLE ROOM. I or 2 dtions in sales and sales manage- ON NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS. . , , To Exhibit Talents '65 YESPA. ment training program. Must be That's MALE ROOMMATE WANTED To HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM. Girard 2o4 a U.S. citizen. Will consider those French-born Hungarian, Pal Perregaux's record! '65 MUSTANG CONVERT SHARE DLX., FURN. STUDIO APT. Per. : 12 S. 8th. 286-6428. with six months service obligation. Benito, international grand mas- You'll profit by it If you Male only. Area of work is San ter of chess. wilt be the guest of '64 YAMAHA DI.X. 1 BDRm. APT. F,rns $120/mo. 286- wear and rely on this Jose. the SJS Chess Club Saturday. The fully-automatic '62 HONDA SUPER HAWK. i-EMALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Share Mutual Benefit Life Insurance meeting will be held in Library Gyromatic, handsome, rrc, th free rent. 129 Company: open to all majors for 114A from 1 to 5:30 p.m. thin, and with 14K ,214. '58 CHEV aositions in sales and sales man- Benko, three-time winner of gold top, stainless ...'lAPPD. APT. 365. Giils only. Inquire tgernent. Must be a U.S. citizen. the U.S. Open Chess championship. steel back. $95 - r, 295-3264. '59 VW. Male only. Area of work is Bay ranks sixth in the world of chess. E STUDENTS. House to share. I rm. krea. He will present a short lecture rms Arranged ., 167 E. St. John. on OLDS '54 = Fairchild semiconductor: See chess before beginning his simul- nformation above.) taneous exhibition. W. LVAN B.S.A. 63. the 44,17, FRIDAY Wayne Fields, Chess Club LOST .,wn &asses/brown case presi- MODERN etveterd of i Chas. Pfizer & Company, Incor- dent, said, "Benko vvill take on L N and JUNO 2 .2 Reward! OFFICE MACHINES an 'armed: liberal arts. pre-med, any challengers. They needn't be ,58 ROAE"',TEP ' SINCE 1904 Ad iharmacy biology, chemistry and from SJS." 124 E. San Fernando St. to r aisiness administration majors wANTED HAIR REMOVED PER for Challengers over 21 must pay Between 3rd & 4+11 Sts. First and San Fernando Streets - Downtown San Jose '54 A HEAL: 1,ANENTLY BY REGISTERED ELEC. -)ositions in pharmaceutical sales. $3 to play, while those under 21, Open Thursday Until 9 p.m. - All Parking Lot Tickets Validated of fROLOGISTS. Mr. or Mrs. A. I. Nan Male only. Area of work is West $1.50. Spectator fee is $1 for per- NO Call 294.4499. Mal 63 YAMAHA C'oast, or elsewhere if desired. sons over 21 and 50 cents under 21. seni 64 H.....NDA. 1111113=11111111 of TYPING SERVICE - Enst San Jose Cla: 254 4335. Consul To Speak On 'Kashmir War' cha 111111111.011 AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS Mohammad Ytinus, India's con- stated that Yunus would present Con FICA, GERRARD HI Fl '21-let Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. San rep Cat los. sul general from San Francisco, the Indian point of view in the Kashmir dispute. Ext COMPDNENT STEREO 439 S EXPERT TYPING. All kinds. Reasonable will discuss his point of view on + 294 3772 9.6. I The campus club also tried to the "Kashmir Dispute" at the TYPING. All kirds. IBM electric. Work I obtain the consul general of B'CYCLE. IAA b4, W ,aniced. Jo Vine. 378.8577. International Student Organiza- Pakistan, but "he did not wish to mei selv NEW 12 STRING GUITAR W/CASE. TYPING. Term papers, thesis, etc. Pica tion (ISO) meeting Friday at 3:30 debate," Zaveri said. 2 iS i $ 30 243-6313. p.m. in Cafeteria B. After Yunus' speech there will issu TYPING IN MY HOME. Exper. depend - Ashok Zaveri, president of ISO, he an open forum. est. 'hie. Reasonable. 294-1313. Tart - LICENSED CHILD CARE. 2 yrs. or un- dral WINTER SPELL. See_ announcements._ _ ter. Stevens Creek & Saratoga. 241-5615. whs GIRLS. .1 part t.rr.e. alto, TIA$ CHAINS, RENT OR SELL. Car & Tv11,1 1- e Salary p/us ,.3. M80 ,ims. Paul Navarra & Leh. Driving to School Alone? do . ,ann Bros. 1837 S. First St., San Jose. a "i COOK 8. HASHER. P 294.0204. by I '441? rf...n. 4:30 6. DINNER HASHERS. air,ttico.ir 2. TRANSPORTATION (9) 2 mATURE WOMEN STUDLNT TO LIVE NEED RIDE TO LOS ANGELES. Fri. IN. ;on. 10/31. Sue W. 293
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