Chiller at Flicks Tuo former Academy Award Viet Poll to LBJ winners. Bette Davis and Olivia de HariIland, e lane Student Council Wednesday their talents with Joseph Cot- decided to send the results of ten and Agnes Moorehead In the recent campus Vietnam tonight's Friday Flicks chiller. poll to President Johnson. "Hush, Hush, Sweet Char- PARTAN Council voted 9-5-2 in fever DAILY of Including the actual results lotte." The film will be shown at 6:30 and 9:30 in Morris of the poll for all categories Dailey Auditorium. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE on the poll form.

Vol. 55 .1OP 3 5 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 No. 28 Trustees Vote Down Race Film Conflict Collective Bargaining Evades Solution By an overwhelming 14-2 vote, "This decision of the trustees will the California State College Board determine the future action of the Ombudsman J. Benton White lost his first round as a medi- of Trustees turned down an Am- ator of SJS discrimination problems. erican Federation of Teachers Chancellor Glenn S. Durnke's A two-hour closed session between White and the Student (AFT) request for collective bar- proposed state college budget was Initiative I SI), a Mexican-American campus group, failed to gaining at its Pomona meeting approved by the trustees. The yesterday. only change was $86,000 knocked satisfy the minority group that a film produced on SJS (race The AFT previously had threat- out of proposed expansion for bias) does not discrintinate against Mexican-Americans. ened to strike unless a statewide joint doctorate program, accord- The film consists of interviews election were conducted to deter- ing to Jim Coles, public affairs with 11 SJS Negroes and four SJS * * * mine faculty opinion about collec- associate of the Board of Trus- Mexican-Americans. SI charges tive bargaining. tees. that it is unrepresentative since College President Dr. John Sperling, president of During the afternoon session, only two per cent of San Jose's the College Council of the AFT, President Robert D. Clark ad- population is Negro while 20 per said before yesterday's meeting, dressed trustees and summarized cent is Mexican-American. Names Seminar a lengthy report on recent racial The representatives of SI trick- discrimination charges at SJS. led out of the meeting with dis- Trustee Edward 0. Lee of Oak- gusted expressions on their faces. 'Day of Concern' 'Autonomous' IFC land told the trustees in the dis- Ombudsman White saidthe meet- cussion of faculty bargaining ing only revealed that a lack of College President Robert D. UnammouslyAdopts rights that instructors should have communication exists between the Clark has declared next Thursday the right to decide whether they Mexican-Americans and the fac- a "Day of Concern" for the fac- favor collective bargaining. ulty members who made the film. ulty, students and administration Anti-Bias Policy In his argument for collective "A solution is not possible when bargaining, Lee said, "Collective both parties are totally rigid. We of SJS. By CHARLES BETZ bargaining by a skilled, strong are looking for a point of flexi- Dr. Clark, Rev. Benton White, Spartan Dally Staff Writer union can bring about changes in bility and have not found it," he recently appointed ombudsman; SJS fraternities unanimously the allocation of resources devoted said. and four faculty representatives ratified anti -discrimination propos- to education." SI threatened to walk out of the will conduct a morning-long sem- als at Wednesday night's Inter- He added that professors today Pho‘o bi Me H,E,an v at one point according to fraternity Council (IFC) meeting. have four choices if they are dis- White, inar, Thursday, on the recent cri- The ratification of the proba- satisfied with salaries and work- DO NOT DISTURB! Representing SI were: Norma sis over racial discrimination. tion guidelines marked one of the ing conditions: Fierro, SI vice-president; Elina Harry Edwards, anthropology- first incidences of local automomy Instructors may seek a job else- TWO FRIENDS, a warm day, a field of ship is a rarity, as is its allowance by our so- Hernandez, coordinator to the sociology instructor and leader of from alumni and IFC nationals in where, accept a standard of living grass . .. Who would have the heart to dis- ciety. Cheers to the fellow who let this animal statewide Mexican-American Stu- the United Black Students for Ac- fraternity history. below other professional workers, turb this lovely couple/ In this era of social enjoy the noon-day sun and nestle in his dent Confederation (MASC); Dan tion, will speak at the seminar. The proposed draft containing work at a second job, or partici- Hernandez, representative to and academic change, there are many social arms. How many would give of themselves The meeting will begin in Mor- five guidelines was presented to pate in collective bargaining. MASC and Arman do Valdez, ris Dailey Auditorium at 9:30 am. still not broken. Uninhibited friend- to a friend, like these two pals? President Robert D. Clark yester- "Collective bargaining has meant boudaries MASC coordinator. with opening remarks from Dr. day for review and approval. undeniable gains for teachers," Lee Dr. William Winter, director of Clark. "To promote mutual understand- said, counselling, and Dr. Bruce Ogil- The special seminar will close ing among minority group stu- He proposed an election con- Constitutional Revision vie, professor of psychology, rep- at 12:30 p.m. with an open forum dents, the -San- Jose State ducted by "an impartial agency" College resented the faculty members who discussion involving all partici- community and the which would handle all fraternity sys- questions produced the film. pants. tem; the IFC and the AIFC (local of voting eligibility, time, place alumni) have established the fol- and form of the election. Ombudsman White will lead a lowing guidelines to protect the An AFT-sponsored rally on the ALF Seeks Funds panel discussion concerning prog- rights of every student at SJSC:," Pomona campus was held at noon Lee Outlines Program ress made in meeting Negro stu- states the preamble of the five. yesterday. dents' demands. point program. "The rally formally announced By CHARLES PANKHATZ 13, and basing the number of rep- executive secretary, as Lee's plan At Campus Booth Rev. White will report on his The first recommendation, es- the kick-off of the collective bar- Spartan Daily Staff Writer resentatives by the proportional calls for. efforts to reduce racial discrimina- tablishes a Public Relations Com- gaining drive to gain faculty Vic Lee, ASB president, spelled size of the class. The vice-president would no tion in housing and among the fra- mittee, advised by the ombudsman, rights," Bud Hutchinson, execu- out his constitutional revision pro- Chairman of council could be longer be the chairman of council. To Aid Viet Cong ternities and sororities. J. Benton White, to carry out "a tive secretary of the College Coun- gram to Student Council Wednes- removed by a majority vote of the Instead, the chair would be filled President Clark called for the Program structured to encourage cil of the AFT, said, day. total membership of student coun- by a member chosen by the coun- Members of the American Liber- special meeting after consultation minority group students to parti- The platform now goes into a ciL cil. ation Front (ALF), who have ap- with the Executive Committee of cipate in fraternity rush." special committee of two council The executive committee now The scope of all this proposed plied for on-campus status, yes- the Academic Council, Secondly, a Human Relations members for special consideration studying the matter will also con- revision is large enough that "the Professor Wasel terday began collecting money at Committee to develop understand- and amendment if necessary. sider whether it should drop the program proposed took over a year ing among fraternities, minorities, A four-pronged set of reasons office of attorney general and to draw up," said Lee. a table on Seventh Street which and the college community was Dies Following for the change are spelled out in they say will be given to the po- ASB Committees proposed. the 10 page report: litical representatives of the Viet The third recommendation, an Long Illness 1. To streamline the structure Cong, the National Liberation Ad Hoc Review Board, composed Dr. Albert David Wesel, 54, a of the government and the lan- Interview Today Joan Baez Released Front (NLF). of IFC Judiciary members will re- professor of mathematics here for guage of the constitution, The ALF's constitution has Student government needs inter- view "any charges of discrimina- the past three years, died Monday 2. To ameliorate the presently ested, capable people to fill nine tion as outlined by Dr. Dussers In a Palo Alto Hospital following cumbersome and inequitable sys- called for the overthrow of the student - faculty committee jobs letter to the IFC dated Oct. 3, a lengthy illness. tem of representation. governments of the United States, and 22 ASB committee positions. 1967." He was a resident of the county 3. To clarify those portions of 'It Was Worth It' the State of California, the City Interviews are today and Monday Any proven case of discrimina- for 20 years, and lived at 23520 the constitution particularly in of San Jose and the ASB of San Jose in the College Union, from 2:30 tion against a fraternity which Crestview Dr., San Jose. the areas of recall and initiative PLEASANTON, (AP) Pa- of demonstrations at the Oakland State College. About $15 was collected yester- until 5 p.m. violates the proposed penalty He received his A.B. and Mas- which have proved acutely inade- cifist folk singer Joan Baez was Army-Induction Center, Almost day, the first day of the drive, ac- Manse, the fourth guideline, will ter's degree from the University quate. released from Santa Rita jail this 100 friends and relatives were on Applications are available in the cording to Bruce face probation, suspension or ex- of Pittsburgh, and earned his Ph.D. 4. To establish, in fact as well morning after serving ten days hand to greet the people who were Jones, who College Union and due two hours manned the ALF table. pulsion from the IFC and adminis- from Stanford in 1955. as in theory, a government com- for taking part in anti-draft dem- given 10-day sentences without before interview time. Students Jones, citing laws prohibiting tration censure. In 1959 Dr. Wesel served as p1 ised of three separate branches onstrations in Oakland. option of fines. Many brought sign up for their own interview trading with an enemy, would not The last provision requests that professor and chairman of the di- by delineating more clearly the na- "It was worth it," Miss Baez flowers. Some offered cookies and times. say how the money will be trans- the administration establish a vision of natural sciences at the ture and composition of each said. "I probably will do it again." tea as the anti-draft campaigners Student-faculty spots open are ported to the NLF. "Dean of Men equivalent" to pro- University of San Diego. His branch. Released with Miss Baez, 26, piled off two buses in the jail's with Athletics Advisory, Civil De- He did say that the ALF would vide adequate communication and career included a position with The plan specifically calls for were her mother, also named parking lot shortly before 9 am, fense and Disaster, Honors and ask the Yugoslav Consulate to de- counselling between administra- Lockheed as a senior staff scien- eliminating eight positions on Joan, and her younger sister, on a cool and foggy morning. Honors Program, Library, Student liver the money, but added he tion and the fraternity system. tist. council, reducing 21 positions to Mimi Farina, and Ira Sandperl, Miss Baez said she was treated Financial, Aids and Housing. didn't know whether they would. the singer's advisor. well in jail. She said she had gar- ASB committee jobs open are Consulate officials denied knowl- The prisoners were met by Dr. den duty. on the Student Activities Board, edge of the plan. Albert Baez, the singer's father, College Union Board of Governors, "It was one of the best things The ALF's application for on- and her older sister, Mrs. Pauline Personnel Selection Committee, I have done in my life," she said campus status has been Hails Student Sincerity Marden. referred Budget Committee and Improve- Chaplain of her arrest and jail sentence. to legal counsel at the office of role as teacher, but the whole All live in Carmel Valley, Cal., ment of Instruction Committee, A By GINA TRAFX:ER Before leaving, she turned from the chancellor of the state college church community should be in- about 140 miles south of San Public Relations Officer is also Spartan Daily Staff Writer newsmen and photographers and system, according to Mrs. Karen volved, not just the clergy. "Lay Francisco. neecie/t. Students are more articulate, sang to prisoners back of the Dorey, an attorney in the office. people must speak out," Miss Baez was among 125 ar- serious, and sensitive than they he fence. She said she would research the stressed. rested on the first day of a week have ever been, says the Catholic "Come hark and see us again, case and send her decision to stu- Father Largente believes youth chaplain at SJS. Joanie," the prisoners shouted. dent government leaflets here on Coronation Ball must be heard One result of this new attitude and should enter "We love you." campus. Is that students now don't need into discussions. He thinks there Savio Released should be student representation Slated Saturday a "club," Father Laurent Largente BERKELEY, Calif. I AP) of the Newman Center said, in a on at least the state level of gov- Homecoming Coronation Ball, Mario Sevin was released from jail Spartan Daily interview. "This ernment. YD's Support Clark's Policy Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Civic suggests a clique, a Mickey Mouse "If youths are given their sense Wednesday after serving 120 days Auditorium, will lead off a week stimeture with officers," he said. of freedom, they will feel the sense of a 200-day jail term stemming California Federation of Young Another resolution ealled for the of homecoming activities. The "old" Newman null that, re' responsibility that goes along from his leadership of the free Democrats unanamously adopted a revision of present marijuana Highlight of the ball will he the with it," he said. laws. "Present laws have existed on campus is evolving into speech movement on the Univer- resolution supporting President to he coronation of Homecoming Queen. the Newman Community. "The old Some of the student activists ohangrvi.- said Tim McGrath, She will he selected on the basis sity of California Berkeley campus Robert Clark's administrative pol- structure is dead," declared the lack direction, according to the president of the S.IS Young Dem- of voting held Wednesday FATHER LAURENT LARGENTE and chaplain. "I've put the board on ('ampus priest, Ile feels they could in 1964. icy and condemning outside inter- nerats. "Marijuana is not a habit- yesterday. . . . Campus Priest top of the coffin and am putting use the directional help of those Municipal Court Judge Floyd ference from Sacramento at their forming narcotic and the laws The five queen finalists are In the nails. "over 30" but all they get right Talbot suspended a $366 fine and Santa Monica convention last against users are too harsh." Dorothy Blake, Sherry Sordello, "The kids today are more re- today. They hear about little now is criticism. The adults need the remaining 80 days in jail. He weekend. The California YD's convention Valerie Dickerson, Joan Carlson ligious," Father Largente noted. changes but don't realize the tre- humility, he believes. said Silvio was a model prisoner. Mary Boland, one of the three also drafted a resolution support- and Jane Lundgren. "However, they are disillusioned mendous upheaval that is going Father Largente thinks that if "It appears Mario has re- S.IS delegates attending flu` con- ing the anti -war protests in Oak- The hall is semiformal and ad- with the institution of the church. on,., the adults could say to the Mu- formed," said the judge in putting ference and member of the reso- land. McGrath interpreted this as mittance will he by student body I would say 98 per cent have little Father hargente says that the dents, "We need you," then there the 24-year-old Sevin on probation lutions committee. wrote the reso- YD support for country-wide anti- card. Only one card per couple or no underslantling of the church church is sun continuing in its could be some cooperation. Cot a year, lution. war liens mst rat int is. is necessary. 2SPARTAN RATIN Friday, October 27, 197 Staff Comnient 1PARTAN DAILY Greeks Staged SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Their Tragedy "7'hose matters which can affect the benefit and harm of all, ought It1.711.

to be known and heard by all, who may thus attain the beneficial and Last Stuttla)% fraternit open hotoe .1101 repel the opposite." Marsilio of Padua the sororits facsimile two w4.0,. ago Sieti the first "promoted" attempts at racial KEN BRYANT Fditor KEN HECKER Advertising Mgr. integration of the Greek institution. on the SJS campus. lloweser. the open house. an effort eon velvet! by the 11i1111.1111,IN111011 to app's - Staff Editorial this' angered ltuiItsuriu . and Alp hiss .1 IA llllll hut' the probati llll apparentl produced nothing ..t% e increasel doubt and skepticism of racial intention,- The Forgotten Ones even integration. This pretleter lll i l led failure. which whet X Berkeles -Indent slot i. a mem- Frightened t 1i a t demonstrations prtsented to the I:reeks illseptettsher ss ber of l'hi Ileta kappa and a former mean a drastic change in the status labeled "a show," haul no purpose out-idi satisfying the prosisions of probation. rulbright -cholar (pus. thiy find securit) by telling them- The. Gnpks. is hi) neter Ibue made ;tel.s. %%Ito teach,- al ',tan - ssI c- that the protestors are merely efforts for integration /tor fostered ford and iiiIil a lifts degree froto liar - -.11i(.-s radii als out there.- tam segrega the proponent Nall! ... 'Ili, real shocker for the Establish- of this provis guilts of voerred in-its Th. 3 1-yeisruld prisiltiver-director ment will not come us i ill a change in cerity and untimely reasoning. Vet as thi "open house" drama inmed tomard ii II I l’.1tit’1-1o- .1111. C0111111 I . . the status sinus. howeer but with the prensiere, the acutrs continued their pan 7:l-s4ar-old lady who writes Is...L- realization that massy lonnime. Outside, the loathe- gi..n eon) us Isis rereit eil a Brotherhood \ %%aril and well -dressed psr-ons with g I jobs plimentary tickets. ignored open it) San in 190.i . publicity. despite earlier and families are "out there." too. citizen tlithmi.4-4. NII the.e person. may hase What WIIS the purpose of the opu ". . . and that one burned his presidential draft card!" 'terse background-. liii i, diare at - -F.M. I lllll se? After the 1. suited BlItek Sitidtqat least one thing .1I !bey are for Action haul fought so hard to gait awareness, could they reeognize sir accept just a few the prop!, arre-led iii even slightl. a token open house show a ThruNt and Parry last week.- anli-war 1141411411.tration. victory? at the Oakland Induction Center. Can the college community accept on But the. arid a number of oilier "promoted" actisity to erase a history prominent his rea professionals re- ikddress to ALF; 'Older' View on Peace racial injustice? Pres ably, by Nos. 1, all recognized fraternities and sororititA leased yesterday from the %lamella 30" generation found the making of choices you to labor on this unfinished task and pray I.:mints fail. are the forgotten tine- in 1. thmuses the /11,14' with their long range consequences somewhat that with your help we will now succeed in will dots the laurels of racial equalits. of peace? NN ill these LIM-I., mheilter papets is the Lillie President more complex than a simple yes or nu vote achieving the goal tor peace. Si. Mitchell, pr se., sat i-1), the /trot isions of racia foreign poli,s and the war in N Robert Peace is hardly a controversial issue. The Secondary Edueution Dept. proha and establish the opport peace. For are the short -haired. ssell- so the A.L.F. and others who have a patho- vast majority of people sincerely want of racial integration. or will the Sparta. dressed prote.tors %s lit). in the public's need to cling to emotionally imbued In the perspective of the history which they stage present another Greek tragedy? ideals I not ideas) and a need to hate someone have lived or studied, people will differ about EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of the eye. are completely user shadoss ell by the most promising routes to the goal of editorial page offers students and faculty a chance to or something: express their views on campus, local, national or in- the rumple/I-shirt. lid re f ito t. bead- I will try not to follow the usual line of peace and justice. ternational issues. Spate is allowed to encourage writ- tsearing demon-trator. criticizing your policies. As with any humanly We know you want peace, and we're glad ten debates on such current affairs. Contributions to Words of the Wise conceived policy, your policies are defective of it. Yes, we decry hippies. We think peace Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be For the !misfit. has a passion fot the typewritten, double spaced within 45-space margins in some respects. My opposition will be on a is too impoitant to be represented by un- and properly signed with the writer's name and fac- If you would know the value of money, g personal and emotional basis. kempt advocates. ulty or AS8 number. The Daily will not print letters out try to borrow some: for, he that goes Fitst, I find your self-righteous behavior which are libelous, in poor taste or include a personal of getting aroused by III.. Peace deserves serious and responsible borrowing goes a sorrowing. "Instead appalling. The eventual results of such be- attack. The editor reserves the right to edit or cut an friends, informed advocates who are prepared letters to conform to space limitations and to cease 'Tis hard for empty bag to stand ut Hit fell loopil er 30 get aroused havior, if not futility, can only be the de- by their study of history and current affairs publication of letters dealing with subjects he be- right. Is y the "lulu astivil. struction of any rational decision-making to avoid unnecessarily repeating old errors. lieves have been exhausted. Creflitors have better memories tha process. May we in the "over 30" genetation welcome debtors. Brilja issins Frankit -They aren't bothered ity lite poor Secondly, you would have People believe at Iltintcr.: but by the hippies that you do not fall heir to humanity's one folly is as common characteristic: ermr. Your on Ilaight `ilreet.- A ar on I'merty great as the folly of those who scream for Guest Room rectur "argent Simi% er recently told a escalation. grist'', Of ntlidellt, at the I niersity of Lastly, and obviously, I am also in error. This letter was motivated by the same emo- (:)tlifornias Berkeley campus. tions that motivate you. It would be hypo- Common Enemy If these non -stereotype protestors. eritical of me not to admit it. Like yourselves, Vietnam and U.S. Have I am also exercising my right to free speech. indeed. 'rase been lost in the public's You will notice, however, a significant dif- Ths Vietnaine.e are a proud people. Nang and Hue. But there are reports now let it not 1)4. forgottfm that some or neurotic search for the things that ference between you and myself. I live my "We are not against Americans f the its both the American ainl Brill -It press may Ita%i a interest in blocking III philosophy in my daily contact with other that N if-Diann-se nationalist sensili% ities he- reforms that are so ntefled. 'the basi olati human comention. then Shri%- siewi t of being anti-Communist.- a people. I do not shove my philosophy clown tititl those of the Buddhist actisists are weakness ill South ietstans all along Is, er's !mint not only is salid. but is also other people's by law- throats disrupting their g militant Buddhist lay Itader told United been the sirtual of esidence that dm- ful activities. Surely, your tactics are those being wounded increasingly by lank a sail commentary on the times. a sisitor some time ago. "But we are a wan isa, us-horn States pre.n,1111. 011 the government ill Sai- in power are coneerned in building Is. in the public's attempt to sty - you obstensibly abhor. (ii-rr Ii.. Johnson, A4596 against them from the viewpoint of their gon 10 folloW pOlititS N 114'11, in American healthier soeiety in which the majority rem pi people. they lone (kindest interference in our internal affairs." 1-51... are the right ones. One British Stirs- Vietnamese would hale a stake and HI thehisel% es and its the retreated `WantingPeace,Gettingft Then he 4olulf41: "For a tl sand years Is had a headline reading: Mill the s) 4)141 few. intl. a .%iirld ser differsist fr du. has s' fought to preserve our independ -Mr. Bunker's colony rebels.- I Mr. Bun- Mihitaiut Buddhist k mkt, 1', real Tiro Different Thinus' PUN' ilgaillst the (11111614e, against ker, of course, is American Ambassador Qualig once said: "The V irtilaIlle,e ats Nlongols. against the French. Can me ac- in Saigon. I the Americans are like a couple who 11 Editor: cept American domination now? Can we Yet for all the nationalist sensitivities, not love each other anymore, hut wit In response to your Tuesday staff editorial, the South Vietisansese Government tan- cannot obtain a divorce because thsy has may I point out that peace rrmains a goal turn ourselses into Filipinos? If things dem of General Thieu and Nlarshal Ky a childtheir s mon fight against th ARTAN DAILY Ion most of us in the "over 30 Establish- conti lllll likt this. it would be better to be SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ment?" ler N iet tong dominatitm, because at are almost totally dependent upon Ameri- Communists. So they continue to hiss' us it Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. The "over 30" group can feel proud that it least we would be under the uhsuutuinatii,ns can effort for their survival. Who can each other, but without love." Member California Newspaper Publishers Association has passed 0 to the next generation its own countrymen. I don't sas this cast! then at Ambassador Bunker's inter- If the analogy is apt. the chils1 is sti and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by of our own unfulfilled dream to seek a world of peace. s4Iitions against corruption, nepotism and sery much there. It still has to he proper' students of San Jose State College, except Satur- However, we have found that wanting peace is thf situation MOW ; bust if we are pushed day end Sunday, during college year. Subscription to the 551111. that id Iii.' deli Vie Ss ill the other weaknesses that still sap and brought up. Surely corruption, tiepil is! /accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis, Full and getting it are two very different things. academic year, $9: each semester, $4.50. Officampus Tilo "saes 30" group vety much wanted ilite lo gnaw at any found:se there is for a and this' other ills identified with di price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial peace but did nit solve the question of how TIO- Soling man was already embittered healthier N nriety in South N imnam? favored few in South Vietnans ha se 11 Ext. 2383. 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Eat. 2081, get it when a madman was systematically because of his a deeent AIIII 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Slobs Priming Co 1445 against the I oiled States If hitherto pro-Anterican N'ietnainese-- place in upbringing. mar nvirrietinv six million civilians while infil- S. First St. conviction that Americans bad cooper- particularly those of the military or poli- seen to he properly brought up, might Mu trating his 11.2.i n ,i!!iiwed by goose-stepping Editor --... KEN BRYANT sup- a :ierrnex into ,.r :tied with the reginse last year in tical establishment- now add their voices the child effect reconciliation? Advertising Manager KEN 8P:1(FR neighboring nations. Daii Ed:for CHARLFS 8FTZ -)5 I" .0 n 41. an, "nN9T- pressing Iiiiddhi.l den lllll stralimis in 1)a to those criticizing Ambassador Bunker, - Christian Science Ilonitt

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Leaky Roof Bouquets 10% discount for two cars. When it comes to your snack appetite, you're the expert and For more information call for special we know it. We'll whip up your malts, floats and sundaes in all its deliciousness. 65 WP.AHUaLmilStoCn.OLA.,,p occasions or in, 11 C ball * Heavens Threaten Chapel Users be. 266-5908 Office: 378-4123* "just because." HOWARD'S ir Omit* 3 1 11111 By GINA TRAEGER request at the Student Activities refurnishing. It still needs outside CRYSTAL CREAMERY r.parlitti Daily Start Writer Office. lighting, inside lighting for the 10th & Santa Clara 292-0462 One Block from S.IS The roof leaks and the door is The Chapel reopened last fall stained glass window and a bench 7111 and Santa Clara for the back of the Chapel. locked. These two problems are after extensive redecorating and bugging the Memorial Chapel Committee. The Chapel is threatened with Because Gant believes: soggy carpeting if the first rains come before the installation of a new roof. The present roof is 29 years old and sprouting holes, ac- cording to Byron Bollinger, assist- ant superintendent of buildings and grounds. Student Council voted Wednes- day to spend $1,597 to repair the. roof of the Chapel. I. Another problem worrying Dean Cornelia Tomes, Memorial Chapel Spurt Committee chairman, is that some students are not aware the Chapel is open from 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Also, among those who know the Chapel is open, some have been ise Carved plagued by locked doors. WEDDING RINGS In the past, the doors have ioney, sometimes been kept locked by the choice of more brides mistake, but that situation has cue,: and grooms than any other since 1850 are truly made been noted and should not happen land in for each other in rnatched again. Some students will not ven- pains. Our new ArtCarved col- ture inside the Chapel simply be- lection includes an unusual cause the doors are not open. Pos- eS th variety of exquisite ring de- Frankli signs, from bold sculptures to sible damage from the weather soft textures. makes it necessary to keep doors ASANDPIPER SET, His $4100 Hers $39.50 closed, said Dean Tomes. O ROMANTICA SET, His $45.00 Hers $39.50 The policy iegarding use of the Chapel was set last week at a Chapel Committee meeting. Studies were based on a survey of Hudson's hours most often requested by stu- 11) dent groups for Chapel use. It was decided that any group Jewelers on campus may reserve the Chapel of the' anytime Monday through Thurs- a shirt is... a weapon ... king ill 56 South First day until 7:30 p.m. Certain groups te hasi have reserved time slots on a long h. 295-0567 weekly basis, sat Ott, Student groups may place their ilditig jori y all.1 ii.

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California Brass Set On the Air SPECIALIZING IN THE REPAIR OF EUROPEAN-MADE CARS: Prof VOLKSWAGEN. in Germany AND KSJSFNI, 90.7 Mts. Today PORSCHE, MERCEDES John Delevoryas, a ssocia t (- 4:55 p.m. - SPARTAN NEWS- For Game Tomorrow professor of music, LINE with Larry Galvin is begInninv Till. I. III at ILL 5. .1 1 Itljt 'Diu city thm section is vain- his second year on sabbatical 5-6:45 p.m. DAVID GEORGE pa I it 'tied iii er the popular prised of Eddie Abner, senior as an exchange professor in SHOW Tijuana Brass, will play in pre- engineering major, on guitar; Germany. game 5:13 p.m. - VOICES OF VISTA ceremonies at tomorrows Stan Khoeler, graduate business Delevoryas is teaching at the football game. They will begin student, on bass; and Dennis 5:30 p.m. SPARTAN SPEC- Mannheim School of Music, and playing at 12:311 p.p. and con- Osaki, senior business major, on TRUM: Campus News is also giving piano concerts. tinue until the marching band di urns. 5:55 p.m. SPORTSLINE: Professor Thomas Ryan, who GAR AGE EUROPA take; the field. 295-9082 The band has been asked to with Hal Ftamey died in 1966, was originally 850 LINCOLN AVENUE The group was organized in tour East for the USO scheduled for the sabbatical. the Far 6:30 p.m. LOCKHEED DI- September. 1966, to duplicate semester. They will travel next GEST --- Science News Delevoryas, who toured Greece the sound of the Herb Alpert to Japan, Thailand, Vietnam. with his wife and children in group. The band's repttrtoile in- Okinawa, Korea, and many other 6:45-7:30 p.m. GRAMO- the summer of 1966, will return Co. cludes most id the Tijuana count ries. PHONE SHOPPE - Classic- tu Sun Jose next year. Helmut Modern() Drug Brass' famous hits plus numer- al Must,' Vogel, the professor of music ous arrIngements written es- Professional Pharmacists '10 SPEAK 7 :so yin. STANDARD that came bete in the exchange pecially for the WO. SCHOOL BROADCAST: The program, has rourtlyd to Ger- David Satre, SJS graduate Pres. Robert D. Clark will ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr., owner world's great music through many. music major, is leader of the speak at the First Presbyterian America's history. Delevoryas has appeared group, and plays lead trumpet. Church, Sunday. October 29, at with the San Francisco Symphony OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT David Mirigian. senior music 11 a.m. He will discuss "The 8-8:55 p.m DAVID GEORGE under the direction of Arthur major, also plays trumpet. I airy. Inconvenient Gospel." Gus Lease, SHOW PHONE 293-7500 Fiedler, with the San Jose Sweet, senior music major, plays professor of music at SJS will JOHN DELEVORYAS SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS 8:55 p.m. SPARTAN FOCUS Symphony orchestra, and In trombone and assorted Latin direct the music. The church is . . . on sabbatical SAN JOSE OFF chamber music recitals. rhythm instrument,. located at 48 N. Third St. 9 p.m. SIGN

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His college students. faculty, employees, & their immediate fernilisis. is the second meeting of the sea- Swim Stadium and CC Santa Bar- fourth goal of the afternoon geese' Spartan bootee's face thea last Broncos but knows they realize Prof. Mage 297.1703 1.1,13 Melssood Dr. S I son between the two schools. Two bara in Spartan pool. Cal the lead for good. important obstacle on the road to lehe importance of the Cal contest. weeks ago the Bears, ranked The key to the success of the Jon Shores and Pete Asch are a perfect conference season tomor- I "They veil! be ready," the Spar- fourth in the nation last year with week-long battle will lie with the two other Californians who will row at 11 a.m, when they take on I tan mentor said, "but these big SJS, upset the Spartans in Berk- California game tonight. draw the close guarding of the the University of California Bears games are coming so fast and eley, 8-6. Walton and his troops have been Spartans. in Berkeley. furious thief it is hard to keep the SJS is the top team in the West boys mentally ready all the time." The Cal clash marks the be- looking forward to this rematch San Jose's credentials are noth- Coast Intercollegiate Soccer Con- Top scorer for the Spartans ginning of a crucial and busy week with the Bears. The Spartans felt ing take lightly, either. DELIVER! to ference with a 3-0 league mark Mercy Camacho should be fully re- of water polo for coach Lee Wed- they should have won the previous The Spartans boast the lyst and the Bears Inv second with a covered from his leg injury for the ton's crew. After tonight's battle game and plan to prove that point starting seven in the history of reword of 2-0-1. I game and Art Romswinekel will 12" PIZZAS the Spartans travel to 1.T(7 Davis tonight. water polo under Walton, which If the Spartans win, they are hopefully not be hampered by his tomorrow for a doubleheader with To prove the point, however, stretches seven years. virtually assured of finishing un- bruised rib. $1.95 One of the "magnificent seven" defeated in conference play and Cal will be led by left fullback will be missing in the lineup to- of a spot in the NCAA regionals. Fred Shamszad and right fullback Chicken Dinners ,Iight. however, and possibly for "I look for a tough, low-scorine Bora Ozkok on defense' and inside -Ile remainder of the season. Greg CHRISTMAS JET game." said head coach Julie Men- , right Tor Rasmussen and inside $1.55 I NW, an All-American and the endez, "Their best players are their left Frank Mulas on defense. tam's leading scorer, is out due defenders." Last year the Spartans topped FLIGHTS to illness. Spaghetti Dinners Cal has proved the worth of its the Bears 5-2, even though Cal In the starting group for SJS defense in its four games this sea- was the only team that didn't lose tonight will be 99c Steve Hoberg, John son. They have beaten Stanford to NCAA champs USF (tying $149 Schmitt, Tim Halley, Dennis Belli, 2-1, San Francisco State 2-0, Santa them 1-11. HOURS: NEW YORK DELIVERY (Pound Trip Tax) Jack Likins and brother Bob, and The Spartan junior varsity Including Clara 2-0, and tied Chico State 1-1, SUN. THRU TH1RS.-5 to 12 Bruce Prefontaine. squad plays a preliminary game The Spartans sport one of the FRI. AND SAT. -4 to 2 a.m. Open to San Jose State students, faculty, employees, and "It will take another fine de- at 9:30 a.m. They will be without their immediate families best defensive units in the confer- fensive effort by the entire team ence, allowing just three goals in the services of high-scoring Mani 10th ond WILLIAM DEPART DEC. 15 (evening) RETURN JAN. I (evening) to beat Cal." Walton expressed. six games. Hernandez, who twisted his ankle OPEN DAILY AT 4 p.m. "We have to be up for this game." Oct. 18. According to Menendez, DEPART DEC. 16 (evening) RETURN JAN. 2 ...ening) Both teams are fresh off of "Our offense will have to be he will be back in action in about DELIVERY-295-3805 Non Stop-Super Jets mild upsets. The Spartans had very diversified in its attack," he their hands full beating Santa ten days. limitedSo make reservations Space is NOW! remarked. Claret 2-1 Wednesday, and the For Reservations Victory Over the Bears has elu- Bears wese tied 1-1 by Chico Sat- PHONE 392-8513 ded the Spartans in the last three urday. contestsCal won both games last or write to Menendez felt that the Spartans yearso the stage is set for a were overconfident against the iMail this request today) Ii/wriburb-E. .0Paikeseaga hard-fought clash between the two - - - - STORE FOR MEN CHARTER FLIGHTS SAN JOSE schools. Downtown San Jos 995 Market St. (Suite 801) Since 1925 San Francisco, California 94103 -:11111111111111111111111iii11111111111111111111= Toughest Race Face Gentlemen: Make my reservation for persons Intramurals Spartan Harriers Name... Billed as the toughest meet of Address FOOTBALL die year, the Spartans' harriers A pair of shutouts marked the HARRIS Zip Code Phone opening clay of play in the inde- will seen against Stanford tomor- pendent league touch football play- row morning at 10 on the Indians offs. golf course. PRESSED FOR LIFE Alpha Tau Omega No. 2 ad- The Tribe will have an upset in STAMP vanced to the quarterfinals of the STAY STRONGLY IN STYLE mind after finishing second to the all-college touch football champ- OUT Spartans in the ionship by shutting out Da Fuzz Sacramento Invi- Traditional Ivys HUNGER! 20-0, The Federales blasted the tational earlier in the year. Red Horde by the same score. SJS will be led by Darold Dent, Tit ,our . . Monday's schedule shows Arro who has won three out of four 2 Small Steak $1.35 meeting Me and Them. The races this year and has copped two . .. and stay very nicely in shape with other Monday quarterfinal has the course' records. Round Steak $1.35 Federales taking on Phi Mu Chi. Running behind Dent will be the "Pressed for Life" finish Harris is The winners of Monday's games Steak Sandwich on Pete Santos, Charlie August, Ber- will collide next Wednesday to de- French Bread $1.25 nie Kraus, Mike Bailey, Dave famous for . . . Featured are the termine the independent touch Jumbo Burger on Sarni and Jim Atkins. football champion. French Bread .85 Atkins tapered slim-line with cuffs, belt:toops The independent champion will is a newcomer to the top seven for the Each one. tangle with the fraternity champ- Spartans. A trans- fer student of Palomar, he finished and separate waistband. a complete meal ion Monday, Nov. 6 for the all- college championship. Tuesday's second in the state mile last year. This is the first time he has had to 545 S. 2nd St. fraternity game between Theta a chance to prove himself since a 75 Chi and Alpha Tau Omega will $8. Free surfing injury this summer slowed ay decide the fraternity champion- Parking him up. Nt_SC Iss e's alt 1C ship. ty Theta Chi will probably go into "This will be a good chance to ge the crucial contest with an un- compare Dent with past San Jose OPEN MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 he blemished mark. Alpha Tau and northern California runners," Omega's perfect mark of 6-0 was Banks commented. Last year the 1111 geaklious given a jolt when they were tied Spartans ran on the same four- inweinvwsweroommorielowyeawannwoninsnownsnominwinumwre his by Delta Upsilon this week 0-0. mile course against Stanford. reit Lnt

We CAMPUS RELIGIOUS GUIDE CHAPEL OF RECONCILIATION 300 S. 10th St. For the complete collegiate experience worship this Sunday at First Baptist Church SUNDAY: Worship SPIRTAII /c` TRI-C 9:15 a.m. Morning 2nd & San Antonio Worship SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 8:30 & 11 a.m. Morning Worship 5:30 p.m. Eucharist 7 p.m. Evening Service 9:45 a.m. Seminar "Dying To Be A Slave" (Romans 6) following) 4:45 p.m. Dinner 50c (supper this College Dept. (Spartan Tri-C1 5:45 p.m. Forum Evening of Music with Velma Moore & THURSDAY: 9:45 a.m. Morning Seminar The Brown Family. Dr. Clarence R. Sands, 9:00 per. Coffee Hour at 15879 Highland Dr. Pastor 5:45 p.m. Evening Forum 4 p.m. Eucharist 3rd and San Antonio Barry Keiser, Meets at Tri.0 Bldg., 3rd & San Antonio Open daily Minister to Collegians 8 a.m.-I0 p.m. week

"The world needs real dialog. Falsehood is just as mush Bo opposite of THE NEW JUSTIFICATION dialog as silence. The only possible dialog is the kind between people who By remain what they are and speak their minds. That is tantamount to WINESKIN saying that the world today needs Christians who remain Christians." at ON CAMPUS College Student Center FAITH Albert Comm WORSHIP 10th & San Fernando Speaker the -11:AN 'FORA:4 tiers 'tee, : II :LIU. MERRIT BROWN First Immanuel REZA MARJORY Lutheran Church Chapel (of flee' Guest speukrr 7:30 P.M. church Ten. , car,. 6:43 October 27, 1967 And icj e 10 A.M. Seminar 137 N. Fifth Student Center th 6 P.M. Studnt Supper (50c) of UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST All Students Welcome INTR-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Lutheran Church 10 DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 8 A.M. Midnight Daily Missouri Synod 374 South 3rd Street PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Services at 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m. your 2 Blocks From Campus Topic: "The Beginning is With You" Hear About Baha'i Campus Pastor: Don Emmel Phone 298.0204 TO CELEBRATE THE 450th ANNIVERSARY OF THE REFORMATION Them. sersiee4 are under the United Catnims ChriAim choice TONIGHT Communion at all three services Nlinistry and a (united ministry of the Unit( ii Chord' of Baha'i Club Group Discussion at 8 p.m. Christ (Congregational), the Disciples of Christ and she Brass Choir and Combined Choirs 232 S. 10th St. =.--2 248-5081 Unittool Presbyterian Church for the San bee State College Procession with Crucifer, Acolytes, and Caetipus. All Welcome Torch -Bearers 31

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D-APARTAN DAILY Friilay, Or tuber 27, 1967 U.S. Problems Up to Business SALE! of Bell System To Solve-Telephone Co. Chief TRADITIONAL TROUSERS By J01( s .1 Ii \ The main source of people who have talent, and, more im- interviewing Spartan Daii, si..,It ss our for business is the college cam- portant, are dedicated to using 50% OFF! Future Inel, muut pus, he told the audience of ap- them." Vauglm's complete stock of traditional dress solve the tratuqeii.,1,,,I,. proximately 500. More than 100 "Changing products, changing slacks reduced to 34 price. Choose from new fall tion and segregation problet:, , IS graduates now work for markets and fundamental changes arrivals in all wool worsted, flannels, hopsacks America today an I: I 'T&T in northern California in the kind of work people do" other fine on plague and weaves. Campus success will stand on their . he said. will drastically change the role of to attract dedicated people Hti 7N:o matter how sophisticated the future business manager. To business minagement. said Pewit... 1,,chnology may become, it is cope, the manager should keep $14.95 NOW $ 7.46 imaginative, and some fundamental principles in Telephone ,1,1 Telegraph chief E. oi,t creative, not $16.95 NOW $ 8.46 November Wasson said. Hornsby not even responsible. It is simply mind, ' "The a tool. And tools don't work well Business exists to serve society $19.95 NOW $ 9.96 Drive Cor N1 .hence" unless they are held in skilled by making a profit. "Profit fuels $22.95 NOW $11.46 41 Morris bk.,: v.idituralin Wed- hands and directed by creative the fires of productivity, of effi- ficiency, of creativity, and of ini- nesday night v. ne second in a brains." $24.95 NOW $12.46 9&1O series of Distinguished Business- "More than ever we challenge tiative ... It is our way of life." man Seminars sprinsio- 1 s the ow campuses to produce people Although America leads the $27.50 NOW $13.75 School of Busines- know what excellence is-- world in economic activity, Was- Limited SJS $29.50 NOW $14.75 son said, its lead is not as great Time it once was, The common mar- as Only $32.50 NOW $16.25 ket is lowering trade barriers and throughout expanding sales areas T ON ALL free Europe. Asia is also copying 35% DISCOUN MERCHANDise modern U.S. innovations, he LINEUP FOR stated. REPRESENTING: "Our managers are going to RANK CREDIT PACIFIC TELEPHONE have to do a superlatively good Job, CARDS WELCOME llati WESTERN ELECTRIC if we are to avoid being out -paced AT SATHER GATE COMPANY AND and out -raced in our drive to build UNIVERSITY MEN'S SHOPS OPERATING COMPANIES THROUGHOUT SPARTAN FOOT- a better way of life." THE UNITED STATES The business manager must also properly utilize the innovation. He Equal Opportunity Employers should not merely adapt to inno- 125 SOUTH FOURTH STREET vation when it arrives but speed its arrival through research, War- son concluded. SATURDAYS Spartaguide Re-live the exciting highlights of Spartan Daily Classifieds the previous week's game between TODAY the Spartans and New Mexico. Fea- Alpha Plii Omega, 6.30 and 9.30 turing Don Hayward and Coach p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium. 15 GIRLS - NEW DRESS SHOP Harry Anderson with special guests. ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 i OR 2 MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to ONO ( Friday Flicks, "Hush, Hush, Sweet Arles 18-25. F,. I or part time. no share 2 bcirn. apt. witn 1 other stu. ,'arc 1,:ute 4 ,:thets. $40/mo. Call Charlotte" starring Betty Davis. Apply at Little Lost Butique, 520 S. dent. 536 S. 8th St. #I. Call 298.3642. 294.8352. YOGA 10th St. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to Philosophy Club, 7:30 p.m., 1275 PRACTICE AND CLASSES on Philosophy share furnished apt. 1/2 block from SJS furnished apt. $47.50/rno. 57 S. & Psychology of MEDITATION. HELP WANTED: MALE ONLY. Week- share Dry Creek Rd. Call 8 ends at Frontier Village. Write for ap. on 8th St. $40/mo. Call 292.2075. 15th St. *2 297.4434 after 6 p.m. ann. to 10 p.m. daily 286.5487. Muslim Students Association, 12 plication & enclose self.addressed en. CLOSE COMMUTE. 10 acres. Black Rd. FOR RENT: I BORM. FURNISHED apt. CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL, A Klu,an vel-lao. noon, 1.1,7201. Prayer meeting, 4885 Monterey Road, San Jose. & Skyline. Fabulous view. 7 miles to Los Male or female 633 S. 8th St. Call is sor-^t. ,Fti t -ow accent Gatos.' $25.000, $6,000 down. Terms. 286-4260. ing n, '' . HEd, Muslim Students Association, sOUSING IS) Call agent 438-0400. Evenings 377-4357. 7:30 p.m., ED210. CHARTER FLIGHT TO NY Xmas c. 32 ACRES, PAVED COUNTY ROAD, LOST AND FOUNu '61 Trees, Big Spring utilities, unbelievable SUNDAY GIRL ROOMMATE WANTED. $50/mo. trorn campus, heated pool, view of Santa Clara Valley. $50 000. LOST 1 PAIR BROWN tortoise shell vacat;on. Pros. Mage 1703. 1445 Good financing. Call agent, 438-0400. prescription glasses. Call 968-9045 Tel-C', 9:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m., Melwood Dr., S. J. W, . for summer n-luded. Call 292-9174. Eveeinqs, 377-4357. collect. Third and San Antonio Sts. charter program to EL. 'oe. MATURE MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED MEN: SINGLE ROOM. 1/2 bath, close Wesley Foundation, 6 p.m., St. DO YOU KNOW YOUR CAMPUS? TO 1 bdrm. apt. 1 block from to SJS, quiet. 406 S. 11th St. PERSONALS (7) carer .5. Inquire after 6 p.m. 466 S. 7th. Paul's Methodist Church, Ninth 1 OR 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed and San Salvador Sts. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to to share 2 bedroom apartment with 2 CUSTOM MADE CONTEMPORARY share bdrm. apt. with SPARTAN SPELL -OUT! 2 3 others. 508 others. 351 S. 11th St. *9 or call wedding rings. Original jewelry in cart MONDAY S. 11th St. #I8. 297-5760. 287.6753. gold & silver. Geo. Larimore 354-1278/ Chi Alpha, 7 p.m., 104 South 354.8200. 13th. AUTOMOTIVE 12) SERVICES (81 Tan Beta in. 7:30 P.m.. Cafe- LITTLE MAN '59 MGA. RED, ENGINE list over- ON CAMPUS riorina. A and B. Smoker and elec. -r1 -1 V n, hauled. New top. $600. Call 867.1115 EXPERT TYPIST-THESIS, term papers, ittma4tir _,_._..I TE01 WerZA A5.51SNMENti after 5 p.m. etc. Phone 258.4335. 7:30 p.m., PL C1.16 M7N245 SATURDAYS, PRECEDiNG ThE NCAA GAME OF THE WEEK Alpha Phl Omega, CARAVELLE, '59, CONVERTIBLE. $380, 5L)OMWlKl TYPING. EXPERIENCED AND fast. Kunio EN217 Pledges EN250. good condition, 4 speed. Call Pee after -4111(,:17.4e# Term papers. etc. Cell 264-8592. A5 sturNi TfiWt7 11111G452WEIGICIWGEPIGIMERSIEMNINP: 5 porn. at 293 9877. TYPING IN MY HOME. IBM Pica. Call '64 CHEVY IMPALA convertible. PS, 243-6313, 9 a.m. to 8 a.m. AT, excellent condition, $1395, calf Jim FAST, RELIABLE TYPING. 25c per page, JOIN A GROWING 295.7400. Sr per carbon. Call Judy, 366-0915, COMPANY '60 VW. RUNNING but needs some aIter 5 p.m. Redwood City. work, $500 or offer. Cell Jackie at 297- EXQUISITE. REASONABLE TYPING IN 3674. done by Miss Carey - call 293-4700. THE DYNAMIC FIELD OF Close to SJS. Ditto, mimeo slightly '63 VALIANT. EX. ,s-d comp. Fist. higher per page. R&H. 4.cloor, 6 cyl scl. trans. $750. INTEGRATED CIRCUITS 1.4 pro. 296 9130: 7.9 p.m. 338.3983. TYPING - TERM PAPERS, THESIS, etc. Experienced and all work guaranteed. '61 FALCON. TUDOR, stick shift. Only Reasonable. Phone 294.3772. 5225. See at 37 S. 8th *3 or call RENT A STEREO OR TV FROM Esche's. WITH 287.02!9 aftr 7 p.m. reJ) Free delivery, free service. No contract. '67 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE. Like Call 251.2598. new. !Hi 7,,les. $1,000. Call 377-5964. ATTENTION PEOPLE: 1RREGARDLESS PORSCHE '53 GOOD shape. $685. Call of age, sex or ethnic background. you ca., learn is PLAY ROCK-BLUES & John g 744950,7 - 248 0483. STEWART-WARNER JAZZ DRUMS. No equipment needed to '62 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN. 9.000 miles start. Call Ray 292-44450. on reb, t eni,ne t, & tire'.. $795. Call 293.3145 dt. "X? IS85. IRANSPORTAT1ON 191 MICROCIRCUITS, INC. '59 "THAMES" ENGLISH F-oci van. Re cent valve rb. Ha, bed & radio. Will NEED RIDE DESPERATELY from Fre. ,-- anywhere. $300. 2155 Lanai Ave. front. Newark ores. 0Th 8.30 class. Will 22 or call 251.8006 or 374.0907 pay. Call Sue 797.8646. Stewart-Warner M:crocircuits, Inc., in CHARTER FLIGHT TO NY, Xrnas Dec., Sunnyvale, California '59 AUSTIN HEALY 100. Beautiful yel- 16 to Jan. 1st. $148 round trip. Youth has excellent posit;ons for enthusiastic, aggressive low with black leather interior. Must d & excursion non applicable over vaca- graduates sell. $750. 269.3447. tion. Professor Mage 297.1703. 1445 who YOUR COlit,15ELOR 1-1A5 APV15E2 ME TO Melwood Drive. SI Write for summer would like to join the exciting field of microelectronics '69 VOLKSWAGEN. New tires, battery, EXCUSE YOU charter program to Europe. good trans c t-1,.on car. Only $395. Call FROm ALL HOMEWORK FOR A FEW DAYS. with good p7ospecfs of advancement in a NEED GROOVY HIP traveling partner fast growing corn- 378.1762, , ,.. --iessage to go with roe on long camping and pa fly. '59 PORSCHE. GOOD condition, needs trip in VW Es. 298.2105. ’. body . After 5:30 p.m. 1,1 245.674. CLASSIFIED RATES To buy, sell, rent or '66 SEARS SPORTCYCLE. 250 CC, 4. announce anything, Minimum speed, 2,00 n ,.. $350 or best offer. Positions Available in Following Areas: lust fill out and clip Three lines One day Three days Five days To Place Also leath.- & helmet, $70. Call One day 298.3050, r, -. Falk. this handy order -3 lines -TO 2.25 2.50 Management Trainee Mechanical Design Process Control '63 HONDA DREAM. 250 CC $250. blank. an ad: n a , )86-5654. 4 lines -2.00 2.75 3.00 5 lines Marketing Product Development Chemistry 2.56 3.25 3.50 Call at FOR SALE Ill Send to: Spartan Daily 6 lines- 3.00 3.75 4.00 CLASSIFIEDS e Electronic Design Process Add this Development San lose State DAVENPORT PLUS 1 ',vino room chairs 1206, aer:Atiinatdfd01i. .50 .50 5100. Good cony Call 253.9170, College, San lose 50 Classified Adv. STEREO SYSTEM: DYNA 70. $65. Dyna Calif. 95114. bona! line FM), $60. Acoustech IV, $145. 2 J8L Desired Background: 0131 & encl., $175. Dual 1009, base Print your ad hers: Office - J206 dust cover, shunt M55E, $85. 742 S. CHECK A (Count approximately 33 Letters and Spaces 11th St. for Each Line) EE degree preferred, degrees in other engineering areas, busi- CLASSIFICATION Do Not Abbreviate Pb KHOLERT SAXOPHONE. Refinished ID Announcements (I) No refunds possible on canceled ads Monday, Wednesday & Friday , $210. Call Greg ness management, physical science acceptable. 0 Automotive (2) 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. pw 797 359. For sale (3) 2 STEREO O 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. SPEAKERS. Sacrifice both for Help Wanted (4) ir I . old, for finest system, by O (S) INTERVIEWS: ,,Inut. Call 298.5366. O Housing Tuesday & Thursday FINDER -CONCERT" AMP. Good eon. O lost and Found (6) II a.m. to 12 p.m. and - Must sell now - best offer O Personals (7) 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 B'llre at 287-0878. O Services (8) RADIAL DRILL PRESS $37.50. Jointer. O Transportation (9) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. plainer $29.95. Wood lathe $15. Radial Send in handy order blank. arnr sew $129. All new tools. 292-0409 Address Enclose cash or check. Make or 241.1943. Rase Make an appoin+ment today at the Placement Center for an (Please Print) check out to Spartan Daily interview with J. P. Gates, Executive Officer, to find out how HELP WANTED 141 day.. - Enclosed Is $ Classifieds. you can enter the fasrinating field of integrated circuits. RINKI.T1NK PIANO & banjo players Pow Start ad on Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 S needed to play one poht stand at 10,5.1 Jonah's Wail coffee r II Ii Plane allow 2 days attar huh* for ad to spew. Nail, 294 8741,