'500' Race Tomorrow Spartanaill SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. 62 " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1964 No. 35 SJS Professor Elected Pisano Vetoes Blazer Idea, To Education Board Dr. William G. Sweeney, SJS made chairman of the coordinat- dean of the Division of Education, ing committee for the seven re- Lauds Council's Stated Aims was elected to the board of di- gional branches of the council. rectors of the California Council Accompanying Dr. Sweeney to By SCOTT MOORE aim "to bring about better com- The entire blazer incident, Pi- on the Education of Teachers, at the conference were Dr. William A big, red veto was stamped munication." sani) said, should be used as an a recent meeting of the council. at S. Wagner, associate professor of onto Student Council's blazer leg- Despite his veto, Pisano de- "educational device." Yosemite, Calif. Dr. Sweeney was elementary education and state islation by Bob Pisano, ASB presi- scribed council's stated aim as In the future, he explained, president of the California Asso- dent, yesterday afternoon. "laudable." He suggested three al- council "ought to be more delib- ciation for Student Teaching At the same time Pisano empha- ternative means council might use erate in its actions and postpone (CAST); Dr. Alice Scofield, pro- sized that the council's stated aim to accomplish its purposes. issues if it feels it doesn't have Zionists Plan fessor of secondary education and in its blazer legislation is "cer- More council public hearing enough student opinion." tainly laudable." meetings could be held in the Cafe- Students, he also cautioned, He quashed a council decision teria or Concert Hall, he sug- "should become more expressive in Social Speech made last Wednesday to spend gested. their opinions" as the council de- $500 on blazers for representatives Some type of "informal coffee liberates on pending legislation. and executive officers. hour" for representatives and stu- In his veto message. Pisano con- THEY'RE OFFEighteen teams vie in the third annual "Little Tomorrow The council legislation was for dents also could be useful. cluded by "thanking the Spartan 500" Bicycle Race tomorrow at the south campus track at 12:30 purposes of "maintaining commu- Finally, the chief executive ad- Daily and those members of the p.m. The 200-lap spectacle is sponsored by Allen Hall. Pictured "Black Jews in America" will nications with the student body." vised council members to arrange student body who have publicly is senior Kirk Patterson, anchor man on last year's first place be the discussion topic for the Stu- A two-thirds vote of council will more speaking engagements with and actively expressed their opin- team, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. dent Zionist Organization (SZO) be necessary to override Pisano's living centers. ions on this issue." meeting in Newman Center, 59 S. veto. If 12 of the 18 representa- Fifth St., at 8 tomorrow night. tives vote to break the veto, then Joel Brooks, West Coast Di- the blazer legislation will stand un- rector of SZO, will be the speaker. touched. Showers Threaten VOTE CHANGES He will base his talk on work and research done in the field of the Originally the council voted Negro Jews in America, Miss Jean 10-4-2 in favor of blazers. Since Zeidler, president of the organiza- then, some representatives have 'Little 500' Bike Race tion, related. changed to a negative position on issue. Two members who did Brooks, a native of New York the Rain, rain go away, and come off the record of 33.1 set by Jeff not vote originally also have taken City, is a former program director back Thursday. London of SAM last year. a dissenting stand. of Herzl Institute of Education DR. WILLIAM SWEENEY This was the plea of "Little 500" Last year's rnnerup team, Allen Pisano expects to present his in that city. The lecture will be ... elected to board bicycle race Chairman Frank Fan- Hall, was the third fastest qual- veto message to the council this accompanied by slides, dealing tozzi late Monday as three-day ifier. English and president of the afternoon. It is meeting today be- with the subject matter in New Cali- showers threatened to wash out fornia Teachers of English; Dr. cause of tomorrow's Veterans' Day York and Chicago. tomorrow's Veterans' Day 200- Eva Washington, associate pro- holiday. lapper.. William Levine, national di- fessor of education representing Pisano gives two reasons in his The third annual bike race, spon- Thieves Hit rector of SZO will be the guest of the California Teachers' Associa- message for not approving the leg- sored by Allen Hall, will begin at honor. tion (crA), and Dr. Lowell G. islation. 12:30 p.m. tomorrow on the south Miss Zeidler noted, "The main- Keith, head of the Department Council can justify spending campus track if weather permits Apartments stream of college and university of Elementary Education, who at- money on itself only in cases of and the track is dry. students in America is presently tended the council meeting in "proprietary or co mpen sating" A little less than $400 worth of concerned with social action, as place of Dr. John W. Gilbaugh, functions. SLIM . CHANCES checks, cash and watches was re- regards many issues now facing dean of the college, who was called Proprietary functions are de- night However, as of Monday ported stolen from two persons in the United States. The SZO feels, away to a special meeting on scribed as secretarial help, mimeo- Director of Intramurals Dr. Dan that the problem of the black Jew other items the college area. curriculum at the Office of the graphed materials and Unruh said chances of running the in America is a facet of this social Chancellor of California State necessary to carry out ASH busi- David M. Shroyer, SJS junior, 50-mile spectacle were slim. The action, and is worthy of full at- Colleges. ness. police that Photo by Steve Starr clay track needs nearly two days reported to San Jose tention by the campus community Compensating functions, Pisano $236 in uncashed checks and $64 of sunny weather to dry off, ac- and the community at large." said, are year-end awards which IT DOESN'T REALLY HURT to give blood as the Campus Blood in cash was stolen sometime McMahan, co-chairman cording to Unruh. The SZO is a college organiza- council is justified in presenting to Drive Committee demonstrates. Mike Wednesday night or Thursday pint. Standing left to Fantozzi will make an announce- tion that attempts to bring a Free Tutoring "those of its membership that it of the drive is held in place to give his morning. sorority representative; ment today whether or not the clear and positive understanding deems worthy." right are Wendy Wolff, Sigma Kappa Louise CarnIzzi, comm3nder race will be run as scheduled. Shroyer had collected seven of Israel, and current Jewish af- "Blazers, do not, in my opinion, Bill Nicholav, AFROTC co-chairman; ASB community service chairman. Red Horde has the pole position. $21.43 checks from his roommates fairs, to the American and Ca- In Economics qualify under either of these cate- of Angel Flight; Al Massoni, Air Force ROTC and Sigma It was the fastest qualifier with a as their share of the rent for their nadian campus community, ac- gories," he declared. The Blocd Drive is sponsored by the record lap time of 2:40.8 seconds. house at 276 S. 11th St. He had cording to Miss Zeidler. BETTER COMMUNICATION? Kappa sorority. $80 and $6 checks, Desimone's Bike Shop was the these checks, Each Tuesday Pisano's second reason for ve- and $64 in cash hidden under a that second fastest qualifier with a Students having problems with toing the issue is his belief desk drawer. Putney To Speak accomplish council's time of 2:41.1, also faster than the basic economics courses may get blazers do not Campus To Give Life's Gift; time set by last year's winner The checks had been endorsed to free tutoring every Tuesday after- Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Eta Theta Housing. Payment on On Econ Crisis noon from 2:30 to 4:30 in CH162. Christian Science the checks has been stopped. The tutoring program is a serv- Blood Drive Starts Today EIGHTEEN TEAMS In another incident, an apart- "The Coming Economic Crisis: A ice of the Student Economics As- Discussion Set Drive will I ority, with McMahan, Nicholav and Eighteen teams are entered in ment house manager reported a Sociologist's Point of View" will be SJS semesterly Blood sociation (SEA), a student group Man is never a victim of circum- Miss Wolff co-chairmen of the the race. burglar had stolen two watches, discussed Thursday evening at be held today at the Catholic on campus for economics majors. stances, says Christian Science lec- drive. Steve Pray of Desimone's set the change, a bill and some letters 7:30 by Dr. Snell Putney, assistant Women's Center, 195 E. San Fer- According to SEA president turer William Milford Correll, who The faculty and staff are also fastest individual lap time in Fri- from his apartment. professor of sociology, in ED414. to 4:30 Peter Konijn, "All students having will speak in the College Chapel nando St., from 9:30 a.m. asked to donate blood at the same day's qualifying runs. He pedaled manager Dr. Putney will be sponsored by seeking George P. Schoonover, problems in basic economics courses tonight at 8 concerning "Who's In p.m., a combined drive time and place. The faculty and around the track in 36 seconds, far the Student Economics Association and of an apartment house at 542 S. may seek advice and assistance Control?" donors from students, faculty staff have a separate blood bank had (SEA). 4th St., discovered a burglar from upper division and graduate Correll is a guest of the SJS staff. on campus. Victor C. Jansen, chief informal discussion and Drive entered his apartment by cutting "An students majoring in economics" Christian Science Organization. Student Campus Blood engineer of buildings and grounds, win- challenge period will follow a brief Mike Mc- Smoke, Smell Rout the screen over the bathroom at the Tuesday afternoon sessions. According to Correll, "human Committee members are is in charge of the faculty's blood of Dr. Putney's the- dow and then opening the unlocked presentation SEA charges nothing for the events are controlled by ideas" and Mahan, Bill Nicholav, Al Massoni, drive. said Peter Konijn, SEA presi- Wolff. Co- window sometime Friday night. sis," service. underlying all progress there is "a Louise Camozzi, Wendy The Red Cross asks donors to dent. man's spiritual sponsoring the Blood Drive is Air Kappa Alpha Thetas' Stolen were two watches, total Begun last semester, the pro- growing vision of eat no fatty foods three hours be- Force ROTC and Sigma Kappa sor- value of $75, $20 in quarters and Konijn invites all interested stu- successful, nature and destiny." fore giving blood. A smelly and explosive awaken- gram bas been very halves, a tax statement, a bill and dents to attend and contribute to improve, The SJS student Blood Bank ing was forced upon the women said Konijn. "Grades several letters the discussion. de- permits Associated Student Body of Kappa Alpha Theta, 171 S. there's no doubt about it," he members or anyone in their im- 11th St., when a smoke and stink clared. El mediate family to draw blood bomb exploded in their mailbox Konijn encourages all student, against the account. Students may at 2:10 a.m. Sunday. having problems in their basic eco- receive blood without donating by Fire Department nomics courses to come in for help Jose Wire The San World getting in touch with Miss Martha T. Edwards, was called by Mrs. J. SOVIETS SI I.ER TOWARD SHOWDOWN IN U.N. Alishouse, campus activities ad- sorority housemother, because it UNITED NATIONS, NM. (UPI)The U.N. financial crisis viser, activities office, 294-6414, appeared to her there might be Contest deepened yesterday with Russia and the United States standing firm Nameplate ext. 2231. a fire. There was none. in positions headed for a political showdown at the Dec. 1 General Trophies will be given for the The smoke from the bomb was Assembly opening. highest percentage of donors so thick the building had to he Offers $25 Prize The Soviet Union and the United Nations disclosed that Russia among fraternal organizations, evacuated until the smoke and had filed a new note with Secretary General Thant refusing to make A $25 prize will be awarded the non-fraternal groups, sororities and smell cleared. any payment toward the $52.6 million it owes for peace keeping winning design in a current com- dormitories McMahan said operations in the Congo and the Middle East. petition to change the Spartan Daily nameplate. Students Mandel Series NEW PREMIER TAKES REINS IN JAPAN Indian Judges will be Ernest Nilsen, (UPI)Pro Sato was elected prime TOKYO Western Eisaku San Jose Mercury art director; Join in Festival Continues Today minister of Japan by Parliament yesterday to succeed the ailing Jack Wilson, free-lance commer- Indlan student, ot 5,15 111 A lecture series on "The Soviet Hayato Ikeda. He was handpicked by Ikeda in a dramatic bedside cele- cial artist; and Dr. Dwight Ben- brate for the first time the Union Today" will be continued to- conference that broke a political deadlock. fes- te!, head of the SJS department of Diwali (Festival day by William Mandel at 3:15 Sato announced he will retain the entire cabinet that served tival of of journalism and advertising. Lights). p.m. in S164. under Ikeda. The government lineup will include Ichiro Kono, Sato's will end at 4:30 The festival will Mandel, who lives in Berkeley, chief rival in the two-week struggle for the premiership. Kono will The contest take place on Nov. 19. Saturday at 6 has studied the USSR for 25 years serve as minister without portfolio for the time being. Thursday afternoon, p.m. at Grace Bap- and has written three books and Judging will take place the fol- tist Church. 484 E. San Fernando published several articles on the SUPREME COURT TO EXAMINE UNION LAW lowing day. St., San Jose. WASHINGTON (UPD- The Supreme Court agreed to examine should be as large as The program will consist of In- Soviet Union. Entries Photo by Jon LeY.;s Today's lecture will be the fifth the constitutionality of the law which bars Communist party members Possible in the proportion of six dian folk dances, songs and docu- In a series of 11 which are being from serving as union officials today. units (wide) to one unit (high). CARRIED AWAYA gal just can't help it when she discovers mentary films on India. Sari-clad sponsored by Toward an Active The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had struck down the law They should be in black India ink that Wednesday is a legal holiday, Veterans' Day. Regaining her Indian coeds will cook a special Student Community (TASC). in a case involving Local 10 of the International Longshoremen's on white illustration board and composure and lipstick is Pat Bryant, physical education major Indian dinner. TASC has made it a policy to bring and Warehousemen's Union in San Francisco. may be submitted to the Spartan from Palos Verdes. The calendar? It didn't feel a thing. In honor The tickets are now available speakers to campus who represent The test stemmed from the indictment and conviction of Archie Daily editor, J208, between 1:30 of Veterans' Day the library will be closed tomorrow and there at the Student business affairs a variety of opinions of national Brown, who was charged with serving simultaneously as a party and 4:30 p.m. Monday through will be no book talk, classic film, co-rec or Spartan Daily. The office for $1.25 for student and and worldwide interest. member and as a member of Local 10's executive board. Friday. paper will resume publication Thursday. $2 for general admission. r

ItSPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1964 1137 ‘111111.411170111MMYVirrEr31301. Empty Galleries Should "" Thrust and Parry -40- -0410 Contingent Defends its significance. Mr. Reel) seems :list program this Saturday. I strongly urge support for this, standing and peace. Share Blazer Blooper Blame to think that Goldwater's 26 This is in conjunction with the and future programs in the in- Paul O'Farrell Atheist Ad million votes indicates his wide celebration of the Indian New terest of international under- A292 Editor's Note Today's guest editorial was aired last Friday on KSJSFM I Mt,. popularity. If Mr. Reeb believes Year, Diwalithe festival of end Spartan Spectrum on KXRX It was written by Michele! NitufId, studnt On Monday of this 55mk a Mr. council reporter for the radio staff. that the votes of the racist states, lights. Alan Brainerd and a Mr. Greg- the extremist group, e.g. John This idea of a specialized I.ast weels student C01111C11 % 01e11 to buy blazers crests ory Gibbs showed their religious and Birch Society, and the "idiot" program is commendable for it at a cost not to exceed $500. The council's Intolerance by complaining of Tireless and Unchanged reason: to maintain vote (those who get nostalgic exposes American students to co llllll unieations with the student body. Many students were the Atheist advertisement in the over Barry's simple solutions) other ideas and social customs. "I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God, Who is, and upset over the decision to purchase the blazers. Spartan Daily. Their letter as- are importantthen I can see Who was, and Who is to come, the Almighty." (Revelation 18). We're not saying council was wrong or that they were right. serted that the printing of such his point. changes, but man whose distortions of God seem We feel that council members did what they felt was right. an advertisement was not in However, unlike Mr. Reeb, I Open tonife 'Til 9 It is not God who students would pay more attention good taste. It is a matter of to always be putting Him in a "new perspective." The way some modern If to council issues, believe that the .election was if He is supposed to be a to us theologians talk about God, it is difficult to tell then council members could vote "right." Whatever that means. some concern that these more a repudiation of Goldwater life-force, the ground of our being, a benevolent, kindly helping hand who We recommend that students play a more active role in gentlemen who are so preoccu- and his principles (whatever cooperates with men when they ask Him to, or what have you. Many religious leaders. Hoping to find student government, that they take sides on all the issues and pied with matters of taste have they were as evidenced by people look to scholarly, but often blind, keep their representatives informed of their wishes. Students never complained about the ad- STORE light for "modern" rnan, they ignore the Light of the world, the eternally several facts: fetetaB Father who is ". . . the only Sovereign, the vertisement run by the Contem- begotten Son of God the should attend council sessions and exercise their right to be 1. The only states he carried, King of kings and Lord of lords, who alone has immortality and dwells in 4 Christians on Campus. heard. porary besides Arizona, are live racist unapproachable light . .." (I Timothy 6:16). feel that this Each meeting, members of the gallery are invited to speak They apparently states where the educational insult beginning of a true rela- for five minutes on any subject. Many times there have been no advertisment which is an system is weak and prejudice A personal meeting with Jesus Christ is the and reasoning tionship with God. The Word of God says: "There is one mediator between oral communications. Students have a right to complain about to the intelligence and fear great. power of any self-respecting col- God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who vire Himself a ransom for all." council tlecisi llll 6., but they have a responsibilit y Its play a role 2. The Democratic gains in (I Timothy 2:5,6). "There are no human go-betweens, no earthly mediators in perfect accord in making that decision. lege student, is the House (37 seats) and sen- necessary in order for you to discover for yourself what God is like, for the good taste. own, but also henceforth %%. ith ate. moment you meet Him you not only become His reason for printing the are a priest in the household of God." (I Peter 2:4-6). It is when you The 3. George Romney and Hugh Cuban Forces Believed atheistic advertisement is quite settle your account with God the Father, by personally meeting as your in Control Scott's victories (anti-Goldwa- Lord, Jesus the Son of God, that in the depths of your heart you'll find a obvious. We have decided to tell ter Republicans.) personal Friend and Comforter, God the Holy Spirit. "for all who are led Of Russian Anti-Aircraft Missiles the Christian world that we are receive the spirit 4, The hostilities of many by the Spirit of God are sons of God. For you did not WASHINGTON ( UPI ) The The State I)epallnient also tired of being dominated by ar- of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the spirit of son women (and some "moral" State Department said Monday said that now, two years after chaic, anti-intellectual supersti- ship. When we cry, 'Abbe! Father!' it is the Spirit Himself bearing witness men) to Pres. Johnson's unde- with our spirit that we are the children of God, and if children, then heirs, the October, 1961, Cuban missile tion. We are constantly annoyed it believes the Cuban armed niable connections with Bobby Mint heirs with Christ . . . anyone who does have the Spirit of Christ is crisis, Russia appears to have re- by the self-righteous Christianity forces have probably assumed Baker and Walter Jenkins. none of His." (Romans 8:14-16,9). duced its military presence in which has permeated all facets control of 5, President Johnson received Russian anti-aircraft Cuba to a "few thousand" Soviet of American life. In effect we God has not changed or evolved since time began. Men throughout the highest percentage of pop- missiles stationed in Cuba. military advisers and technicians. feel that our constitutional the ages have known and walked with the Triune God who made us. Do ular votes in U.S. history. know, are sure of your relationship to the Source of Life whose State Department officials left Cuban Premier Fidel Castro rights must be asserted in this ea, El The significance of the elec- greatness awake the highest praise human tongues can ex- unclear, however, the question said in an interview with the way or they do not exist. This "All-Occasion" grandeur and tion was rand is) Goldwater's press? On the lonely isle of Patmos in the Mediterranean the aged Apostle whether there was a Soviet- New York Times published Sun- We congratulate the Spartan his Creator, of threat to the end of the two- Hairdo will brighten John wrote these words describing what he saw of God Cuban agreement limiting their day that the Russian anti-air- Daily in its recognition of the Christ His Redeemer and Lord: "I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and party system. use or giving the Russians an craft missiles "are now under fact that constitutional rights Goldwater was the month of heard behind be a voice, as of a trumpet, saying, 'I am Alpha and Omega, used by extremist groups. As a turned to see the voice that spake to me, outright veto over firing them. Cuban control." are seriously imperiled if a mi- the first and the last,' and I result, there is a much greater November. and being turned I saw seven golden candlesticks; and in the midst of the nority, opposition view is cen- a garment Democratic gain in Congress. seven candlesticks one like unto the Son of man, clothed with sored. foot, and girt about the paps with a golden girdle. His head The "Camelia" style is design- down to the Dale R. Spady Chuck White and His hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and His eyes were Spattcznaily ed to banish grey November A3155 ASB A7620 as a flame of fire; and His feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in doldrums. The soft bangs sug- a furnace; and His voice as the sound of many waters. And He had in John M. Hansen Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. 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SPARS t SAE Meets DU Nii.. Pick Up and bribery Service 'Spartababe Gridders Play Colts' COLLEGE DRY You meet the San Jose State's injury-riddled Coach John Webb hopes to find I Webb lost tackles Dave Evans CLEANERS Phi Sigs vs. ATO Today nicest peopl on Spartababes face Santa Clara Uni- replacements for his offensive and and Bob Hansen possibly for the *LAUNDRY SERVICE SAE and Phi Sigma Kappa need last game of the football season versity's yearlings tomorrow night defensive lines, weakened by in- rest of the season in Friday night's wins today to set the stage for with identical records. at Buck Shaw Stadium at 8 o'clock. juries to many key players. 13-6 loss to University of Cali- HONDA *ALTERATIONS Thursday's championship battle. The Phi Sigs appear to have the fornia's fresh at Spartan Stadium 1. We beseech to teach *REPAIRS If the Phi Sigs 19-0-11 beat stiffest battle when they take on The Spartababes 19-21 put on a ATO (8-2) and SAE (9-04) downs the ever-improving Tau's. No Friends Anywhere . ? by Sullivan spirited performance against the 2. We wait to demonstrate (RI E. San Carlos 293.6501 Delta Upsilon I 7-31 the two SAE will meet a DU team which Bearcubs 19-0-11 but threw four 3. We are bent to rent league-leaders will go into the has dropped its last two games. interceptions to blow a number one in the last seconds of play to of scoring opportunities. 4. We repair without despair WE STOCK THESE FAMOUS NAME the Phi Sigs last Thursday. Quarterback Bob Toledo com- 5. We finance with romance BRANDS OF TYPEWRITERS In other games Lambda Chi pleted 17 of 32 passes for 212 yard, 6. We're made to trade Alpha takes on DSP, Theta Chi 4 1, in the loss. He passed four Royal * Underwood * Olivetti * Smith Corona TRY US AND SEE! tangles with Theta Xi, Sigma Nu r to end Paul Batting for San Jo-, - hire it itt II VI/Ill 104 tackles the Sig Spa and PiKA faces only score. ...,- Sigma Pi A3 BIG AS Evans, a 6-6, 275-pounder, and HOUSE OF ampbell 530 HE I5L. Hansen join Dale Mowreader and ert HONDA os E CAMPBELL AM WHY DOLS RE other linemen, already out for the J409 E: Cooke 327.43111 , ffice Campbell ...... , 515 Opponents' (KEEP GOTING season on the sidelines. achine PUSHED AMMO "The whole team gave an out- COMPANY 318 4515 Weekend Scores standing effort," said Webb after "Whcn W, S,11 W. SLrviceII' the loss. "We have a lot of boys * Special * IDAHO 7, Arizona 14 that will help the varsity next year," he added. *STANFORD 10, USC 15 The Spartababes, who gave Cal's GOLF RATES *MONTANA STATE 30, Mon- "best ever" club its hardest bat- To S.15 Faculty and FREE GAS! FREE GAS! tana 6 tle of the year, now face the task Students ',WEIU 21, Oregon 21 of beating a fine SCU Colt team.' *UOP 6, Santa Clara 14 The Colts are undefeated this ! CLIP 'N' SAVE *W. TEXAS STATE 0, Texas season holding an 8-0 win over Pleasant hills Tech 48 V' San Francisco State, whom the, 18 Hole Regulation ARIZONA ST. 21 Kansas State Spartababes downed 22-15. TWO NEW BEACON 10

STATIONS FRESNO STATE 20, L. Beach '1,44 $100 State 21 SPECIAL! SAN DIEGO STATE, bye (Mon. thru Fri.) 1FREE GALLON GAS-1 PAY Spartans' opponents in bold: PARICULAR NOTICE 0 with Purchase of 5 Gallons of Gas past opponents indicated by as- SJS Poloists San Jose Judoists terisk. 2nd & East William DANCING Cypress Greens Star in Tourney TONIGHT A in San Jose & UNSCATHED Swamp Cal; Par 3 Course COLLEGE STATION, Texas San Jose State's judo team 555 West Santa Clara (UPI)The Texas A&M football swept first places in the black belt 15c DRAFT A 8 to 9 am. in Santa Clara team was unscored upon in eight division and took two other firsts games in 1917 and 10 games in Dunk Alumni $100 in the Palo Alto Invitational Sun- 1919. day. SophomoreJack Likins, who CELEBRATE (Daily including week -ends It was the opening match of the scored three goals in the opening and holidays) minutes of play in the Spartans' year for the three-time NCAA VETERANS DAY 16-8 victory over the alumni Fri- defending champions. No scoring PILOT !r,yers mud present faculty in a 15-4 was used in the tournament. FARLY-IN-17/1"-WEElr day, duplicated the feat or student identification TRAINING conquest of the University of Cali- Spartan Shirpei Nishikawa gar- AWFUL-AWFUL fornia at Berkeley Saturday. nered a first in the white belt - Pacific Air Academy SALOON Likins' total of 11 goals in two division, and Gene Zimmerman Both Beautiful Courses Now Offers games was the best individual took a first In the brown belt class. _ AND PIZZA EMPORIUM Spartan scoring production of the Bob Philley, Jim Pennington 2050 S. WHITE ROAD FINANCING! season. and Tacit Carr swept firsts in the 12860 so lit So 2 Miles South of Story Road LADIES The Spartans led 3-1 in the first - I PAL Fairciroundi Private Pilot black belt division. (Near Hillsdale Ave) Commercial Pilot quarter when Gary Read faked Phone: 258-3361 San Jose will put on a Promo- Phone BA 7.B390 Instrument Pilot his patented backhand shot, pivot- Multi -engine Pilot tional Tournament at SJS Satur- Flight Instructor ed, faked another shot, and scored day night at 6. SUITS an easy goal. Flight Training CLEANED & PRESSED Aerobatic Seconds later, Read stole the TWO LOVES Available Soon ! ! ! ball, and faked a hard shot at the CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UPI) lower corner of the cage. When Jockey Ronald Ferraro, the 1962 EXPERT 05 the goalie dove for the corner, PILOT SCHOOL riding champion, has two loves Approved by lobbed the ball over Read calmly horses and operatic music. LUBRICATION ea. Federal Aviation Agency his head. 98, California Dept. of Education A REGULAR $1.79 VALUE The Spartans let 6-1 at the end of the first quarter and were never Pacific Air Academy Moyer Bros. Music REWARD! 295-4212 threatened. All-American Jim Mon- Golden West MUNICIPAL AIRPORT sees of the alumni was high scorer $10 REWARD IF WE MISS SAN JOSE with six goals. Guitar Lessons A FACTORY INSTALLED GREASE FITTING Spartan Coach Lee Walton was Cleaners ecstatic concerning the perform- Folk Music Tire Repairs Battery Charge Brake Adjustment 98c ance of Kevin Currlin, who con- Largest selection of 25 S. 3rd San Jose tributed several key defensive Tire Rotation 35c per wheel Save on Oil Filters! guitars in town. gems and Chuck Cadigan in the Fully Guaranteed Recaps $7.48 II? CY 2-1052 Cal game. 84 E. San Fernando Es,riaege The moment Cadlgan touched 298-5404 (Specials good thru entire week) the ball, he scored a left-handed PURITAN OIL CO., 6th & Keyes bullet shot. The ball was thrown so forcefully that the cage shook for several seconds afterwards. Sheldon Harmatz, who led the nine goal fourth quarter onslaught, was also outstanding defensively. r Bill Parker and Mike Hansen, defensive stars all season, inter- cepted 10 passes between them. Goalies Bruce Hobbs and Gary Fitschen were impregnable walls in front of the scoring cage. The Spartans will travel to Stan- ford tomorrow and Friday, and re- turn to the Cal Pool Saturday for the Northern California Water THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th-8:30 P.M. ONE YEAR'S SUPPLY OF GAS WITH EACH Polo Tournament. SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM TICKETS: $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 1965 DATSUN ROADSTER ON SALE SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE LUCKY 40 W. San Carlos CY S.08138 NEW YORK (UPI) Jockey Next to St. Claire Hotel Tony Desplrito has had four near- fatal spills.

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Spartan Daily Classifieds Job Interviews -s- Spartaguide Tilt ADS FOR PROFIT I: .1206 "BRING RESULTS" TODAY: dinner; 8 p.m., meeting fgui..-t EP EXT. 2465 SIG California Pmking Corporation: AD'S, 3:30 p.m., College Union, sPeaker 1, Garden ('119 I .1 I ii,iu, AND CONVErVE:

accounting, business administrtion, AWS lounge, open meeting. S Market St finance, economics and liberal arts Spartan Spears, 6:15 p.m., SEE THE OUTSTANDING BOOK BUYS majors interested in office work A105. San Jose Book Shop Has for You This Week for business training and any ma- Society of Automotive Engineers, jobYt. Pledge Slave KHALIL GIBRAIN - Spirits Rbel GREAT SHIPS Around the World- jor for marketing training 'program. 7:30 p.m., aeronautics laboratory, N' ious-by the author of The Prophet ' Ocem,liners, tramps, etc. 418 photos. F. L. Moseley Company: electri- film and discussion of club activi- (Rob. $2.75) $1.00 ($15) Now $IM cal and mechanical engineering ties. Sale GUNS & HUNTING-practical infor SARTRE - Existentialism I Human FOREIGN majors for design, sales and pro- Student Zionist Organization, CAR 'SERVICE motion on biz & small game, amo Emotions-the heart of his philosophy.tun etc. ($3.95) $1.15 ($2.75) duction. p.m., Newman Center, 59 S. Fifth COMPANION DOGS - How to BIRDS OF HEATH AND MARSH- Procter and Gamble Distributing St., guest speaker. -OA Expert repairing for 4 P.M. TODAY choose, train & care for them. 309 LAND-56 page-length paintins in Company: B.S. or MS. in any ma- Occupational Therapy Club, 3:30 All Makes and --- pg.. ill. ($7.50) color (7.9") Special ...... ft jor interested in business or sales p.m., liB301, LaTorre pictures will SPORT U.S.A. - Best from Sat. E. AIRCRAFT YEAR BOOK 1951 - a Models I management for sales leading to Po5t-60 yrs. 60 illus. 62 articles. standard reference - over 400 pgs. be taken. 31 pledges willing (51,50) $2.15 (Pub. 46) $2.411 sales management positions. Spartan Shields, 6:15 p.m.-7 p.m., MASTERS OF PHOTOGRAPHY - VANISHING AMERICANA - over ('.S. General Accounting Office: Cafeteria A. Tune-ups Brakes to work(?) Weston, /S -5c1 Adam,, pictures of the American pest. business administration majors, in- Spartan Christian Engines Curbs General Repairs photos. (512:50) 54.95 Ja" ($1.50) cluding accounting courses, for FellowshipIntervarsity, 9 p.m., H44. Transmissions auditing positions-citizenship re- HUNDREDS MARL TO SELECT FROM STi1DENTS: 10, OFF WITH A.S.B. CARD! Fiction, Travel. Bing - music. Art, etc. Get these new quired. Young Republicans, 8 p.m., TH SIG EP HOUSE boots at Bargain P ,re Early for Good Choice, Treasury Department - U.S. 55, discussion of the Republican Ail Foreign and Sport Cars IF YOU WANT A ROOK. ANY BOOK compe- Party's future role. 281 So. 11th St. -ask us about it-- are information as to Price. Coast Guard: graduates for ia- cut n. vv .51e and a. re,. It, we can eel it tor you promptly. tent junior officers-on campus in Christian Science Organization, 286-1100 vicinity of the Spartan Bookstore. 8 p.m., Memorial Chapel, free lec- Best Seller Pan American Petroleum Corpo- ture open to the public. Open 'til an Jose Reprints 1e0 S. Market St. ration: geophysics, physics, mathe- 4 P.M. TODAY 9:00 p.m. for Less Alpha Lamdba Delta (honor so- Across From Park Thursday 1t:31300K SHOP 295-5513 matics and geology majors for like ciety for women), 4 p.m., F0104. 119 E. San Fernando between 3rd & 4th Sts. positions. -Violent Co- - SNCC (Student Non t Bidding opens at $1.00 Dow Chendeal Company: B.S., ordinating Committee), 4:30 p.m., M.S. in chemical and mechanical Cafeteria A and B. engineering, B.S. in business ad- Flying 20, 7:30 p.m., E132. ministration, B.S. or MS. in engi- neering--for engineering positions llllll a Alpha Chi, 3 p.m., J101., Spartan Daily Classifieds (design, process, production engi- La Torre pictures will be taken. neering) and for business adminis- Circulo Castellano, 7:30 p.m., ED When Mike Pyle tration (marketing), must be will- 314, planning meeting. BUY 'EM! ing to relocate from West-citizen- Lutheran Student Association, 7 ship required. p.m., Campus Christian Center, 300 goes skiing... S. 10th St. Social Work Club, 3:30 p.m., CH 1 & 2 BDRMS. - Fern. 6 pools, patios. ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 Lovely atmosphere. 1261 E. Julian. 164, guest speaker. DIWALI - Indian festival of lights. "THE MECCA" - Men's Approved Social Affairs C litre, 2:30 Dinner. Variety entertainment. Housing. Clean large rooms. Excellent p.m., 1313. JOIN committee to campaign for in food. Close to SJS. 292-2635. Roterla'o American Marketing AtimitiatIon, creased student body fees so strident 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE to share un 6:45 p.m., social hour; 7:20 p.m., council members can have easily identi- appr. apt. with 3 others, $40. 423 So 286 So. 1st St. fied little sport, cars to match blazers. 7th, Apt. 1, 292-6593. 294,6414. Frt. 71,78. GORDON HALL contracy ;Mr sale, for Homecoming Election spring semester. Discount. Call 292.1293 AUTOMOTIVE 121 after 2 p.m. Featuring: Thursday, Friday MEN-Clean rooms, hitch. priv.. quiet CARS, $99 and up. FREEMAN'S USED atmosphere. Singles & doubles. 726 S Final elections for Homecoming USED CARS. 345 E. Julian (bet. 7th 5th, or 617 So. 6th. ..1.(irtwear 8th). 295-0465. Queen will be held Thursday and FURNISHED UNAPPR. APT. 2 & 3 V8, stick. Friday, according to Bob Himel, '51 FORD - $75. See at 565 rooms. 511 So, 7Ih. 294-9686. So. 6th St. i'.).ening wear homecoming committee chairman. I BORN. FURN. - $75 and $85. 2065 USED HONDA'S Polls, located on Seventh Street Marlboro Court. 286-6799. 2-Cl 0' $249, $229 Daytime fashions In front of the cafeteria, will be 1-305 DRM 4546 ROOM - Men. Kit. Priv's, 115 So. 14th 2-Scramblers $545, $599 after 5 p.m. or week-ends. open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-150 cc. $399 $100 RENT PRE-PAID - Furnished apt. House of Honda - 327-4215 I blk. from-SJS. Pool. 4013 So. 5th, No. All at popular '64 YAHAMA - Model YDS2, 5-speed. Unappr. 2-3 persons. 25 h.p. Tech & Speedo. $525. 244-8627. MARRIED COUPLES-Furn. 1 bdrm. apt college prices '58 RENAULT - Recently overhauled. $92.50/mo. Parking, wash/dryer. 545 S. HOWARD- TOURS Must sell. $125. 248-8767 after 6. 11th St. Call 292-3745. ORIGINAL SUMMER STUDY TOUR TO HONDA - Cl 10 '63. Top condition 4th GIRL NEEDED in unapproved apt. Juniors, sizes 5-15 HAWAII $200. 293.2576. S. 10th St., #11. Jr. Petite' 343 HONDA 50cc, C 110. Excel. cond. 524. MARRIED COUPLES-I & 2 bedroom. 56 DAYS, only $549, plus $9 tax TOP for 4-senter Austin Ho,', SOFT .,in. & unf urn. Pool, patio, laundry feca- Earn six university credits while enjoying Used once. Offer. 245.4712. 1,- ,hg. pd. Con. pking, storage the summer in beautitul Hawaii with the nationally popular Howard Tour -- the PROF'S '52 Chev. HT. Stick. Fully egi.1r .i.ocsphere. 475 mo. 378-2280. program in which you -bye in'. and enjoy incl. seat belts. antismog. $150. Camp. Hawaii, not just see the Islands - the NEED MALE to share house with 5 men. tour in which you personally participate 2620 or 244-5115. $30 vi:'. 415 S. 12th, 293-5933. in the very best of island Imo,. not sum hear about It. Includes iet roundtrip Isuer '61 TR-3 ve/s, r/h. Tonneau. Ercel. cond. FOR RENT- Men only. 1 bdrm. apts California. rPsider, and Many Milner, 'Chap Stick' goes along! Must ,ar r. Family addi. 29643872 after S. Suitable for 2 or 3. 686 S. 8th St. or call parties. she' ,-ntscoinc.beeIt ocItsittes, n ts, plus Other DUCAT1- 125 Bo-, n. 2500 miles. Perf. 293 8864. loot services "Any guy who spends as much time outdoors as :ummer practice, and winter skiing off-season, cond. $325. 295 APPLY I do really needs 'Chap Stick'," says the Chicago my lips used to get weatherbeaten twelve months AND FOUND 161 LOST Bears' star center. "For me, it's a necessity.What a year. but a couple of swipes with 'Chap Stick' FOR SALE 13) Mrs. Margaret Erickson LOST: Girl's class ring, Cupertino Hi with the real raw Sundays on the field, hot and my lips feel gi eat-it helps heal them fast!" WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29 '64. initials P. Y. 252-4308. 360 E. Rccd St, Weddcirj Pic 295-0946. LOST: Brown leather coin purse, with San Jose, California The lip balm selected LA DOLAMITE ski boots. $30: skis, $70 favorite plastic contact lense case. Room 115A. Tele. 292-7303 A for use by the 5 string banjo. $65, 294-7909 after 6. 294.2916. Iii Canada. irk)11_17 U.S. Olympic Team. BANJO, 5.strinq, case, capo, books, )(let $75 nil 37, 1912. SERVICES 111) HOWARD' TOURS DON'T LET DRY, SORE LIPS SPOIL YOUR FUN -WHEREVER YOU GO, GO WITH 'CHAP STICK' HELP WANTED 141 AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet 'C:' or 51105. IS XL:. TM WIN. siOliTON Mei. CORP., LTNGHIUIG, Bailey. 286-5386, 449 W. San Carlos. WAITRESS MOTHER desperately needs TYPING - All kinds, reasonable. Pick- responsible girl to board/live in nights up and deliver. 294.3772, 9 a.m...6 p.m. with 2 school children. Call Pat at Paolo's. 294-2558. TYPING, per page. Spelling & errors oc.rrocted. 292-2346. GIRLS - Part time eve's. Salary $1.35' hour. TYPING - Term paper, thesis, etc. Pica Misuse of Power $2.50 per Pleasant phone or , 5 to 9 daily. Walk to work. Apply 5:' 243-6313. So. 10th St., No. 102. Mr. Ward, 3 T.V.'s FOR RENT - Special student When the Sherman AntiTrust Law 5 p.m. -.es. $8.00 per month. Call after 4 p.m., oar passed in 1890 it wee intended EXTRA CASH - Male wanted. over 1 7-2935. to protect the American people to phone prospective members of TYPING, all kinds. IBM Electric. Work From the ,,,,, nopolistic posser of big lodge. Evenings 6 to 9. From our off, . ..,ced. Jo Vino. 3788577. corporation. Had Congress visual. Salary. Call 298-1262. WILL DO TYPING in my home. Phone seed the monopolistic power that MAN-Earn $50 60 per week dependi labor unions have today they would eertainly lia%e built into the law on hrs. Interviews. Tues. 11/12 & Thu, 11/12. 7 p.m. 510W. Park. another set of safeguards. To place an ad: Call at Classified Adv, Sonic years ago, speaking to em- HOUSING 151 ployees, 1 said: "The J206, MW F 9.30-11:30 8 1230-3:3C worst thing that could happen to America FURN. APT., 1 & 2 bdrms., 7 pools. 1 T-Th I 1 :001 30 blk, from shopping center. 2580654. would be the destruction of labor Send in handy order blank unions and the next worst thing $30 MONTH - Room 1/2 blk. ST'; - Enclosed cash or check Utils. pd. would be to base a universal closed Polar kitchen, showers, 292 Phon 294.6414, Ext. 2465 1327. union shop." Today I would reverse the order of importance. Today a union boss can arhitrar. CLASSIFIED RATES ily shut down vital inilustriee and To buy, sell, rent, or enforce inflationary demands. This is the source of our announce anything, Minimum dangerous wageprice spiral which is driving lust fill out and clip Two lines One time Three times Flee times One time 50e a line 2k line 20e a One us out of world markets and wreck- this handy order ing our economy: it is not just a blank. 2 lints $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 struggle between management and labor for a division of profits. 3 limes 1.50 2.25 3.00 Sonic years ago AlF12CIO presi .00 Send to: Spartan 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 dent George Meetly said: "They Daily CLASSIFITOS, say we have too much power, but 5 Hues 2.50 3.75 5.00 how can there be too much power 1206. San lose State when it is used only for good." 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