Today's Weather Contest Deadline ’1 1.1) 4.311 the H4.3.11111r and 4.444(ler sseallier is In Fair In y1.11r entries tor Iles mow, tor ( ’.1114:y Ils sparitto Grid 10410. football eiat day. A tetopel aline range of 16 test u1111.11 appeared in Wednes- degrees high and 5'2 degrees 11Hs dity's Spartan Daily. Contestants art. asked to bring their entries c%1111.1.(141, %% MI light (shill.. III athirt to Ito 00000 .1207 in the Journalism him,' 31111.1. iiiii SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE vol. 52 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1964 No. 13 KSJS Off the Air Class Dropping Time President Explains College Policy No Available Funds Fund Soliciting ’Political Ban )5y ItItoW'S4 1,4414,4 stations operattne in 1114. The 14'51 rattio dial. 90.7 is the central Calilornia coastal ate:4. Spartan Daily' supported Will Not Affect broadcasting frequency tor KSJS. The station an San Jose State's radio station. state anti student Issly v., si. MASON The controversy on this campus nalism and Advert king Depart- KSJS broadcasts have been ab- cause it was considered to Is. ' The controserial ban on po- was touched off Wednesday when ment. interpreting Epstein's letter sent from 90.7 on the dial since educational facility and a service litical funds solicitation on college the implications of an 8-page to mean that the Spartan Daily summer 1964. to San Jose State students. , campuses, based on restrictions memorandum to the college rid- should ism accept paid political The question arises . . . why? Associated Student government imposed by the California State ministration from Norman L. Ep- advertisements on behalf of the In 1962, the state obtained a li- said at the time of agreement ilia. constitution, will not affect the stein. chief counsel for the Cali- Proposition 2 campaign. cense (tom the Federal Coinniuni- student body support would gr.. , right of the Spartan Daily to ac- fornia State College Board of "I have talked with Mr. F.p- eations Commission for San Jose ally 111' elimina t ed. cept political advertisements, SJS Trustees, were reported. stein," said President Clark, "and State's educational and student LIES DORMANT President Hobert II. Clark. told SJS Business Manager Glen E. he says there is a misunderstand- ice 1:111110 stat ion. ASII SLIIIINICI Wag the Spartan Daily yesterday - Guttorrnsen sent a tnemo to Dr. ing of his memorandum." President 1.'ehroary. 1962, KS.IS joined afterinns June, and as an indireet resen iii !mild)! Bente!. head 01 the - Clark explaims1 that there would this itetion, KS.IS 114.s 1110'lliIi1.1 114, 110 new limitations nun Spartan 1.11S1 spring, the Drania F; toty advertising. College meta requested sited:II btu' Stale PROPOSITION 2 bout drama ;Monitions tot : Schwarz Blasts Reds : 'The Epstein memorandum, de- according to Stanford lii line. 'elared President Clark, was writ- loge accounting officer. ASB Leaders ten "to define the rights and lim- This request was denied . itations of faculty and employees complete support of KSJS was In CACC Speech in dealing with Proposition 2." It directed to the Drama Department. , was -not prepared for the stu- Meet Here The station's absence from the air "Broadcasting to Communist nn- Philbrick said, and inele ale in dents." he said. ASB presidents of the 16 state lies "in the perplexing problem of tions that Communism is bad is "dupes" or sympathizers to every President Clark noted that the colleges began arriving in San Jose many growing technical areas I like broadcasting to San Quentin Communist who are "used very ef- persons restricted under the terms this morning for the weekend con- without adequate changes in burl- I that prison is bad. What they really fectively" to aehieve Communist of the memorandum were to en- ference of California State College cling," said Glen Guttornisen. want is some advice on how to get aims. gage only in the distribution of Student President's Association. loge business manager'. tant," Dr. Fred Schwarz, president factual information regarding po- (CSCSPA). The intense compel it ion a tit; of the Christian Anti-Communisn: litical IHSIICS and were not to Delegates and Bob Pisan , ASB departments for a higher les.4.I TOO MANY UNITS Sandy Murphy, freshman medical :Crusade (CACC), told a nett:- engage in "aggressive advocacy" president and CSCSPA president, support places upon departtnew technology major, who apparently registered for too many capacity crowd of students and 1.; Enrollment 441 one side or the other. Ile made assemble ai the Hyatt House administrator's 4Iepisions nil ,h, classes, is shown reminding SJS students that today is the :cal citizens at last night's ant. will the statements with specific ref- hotel all afternoon for organiza- ing finatwes ateording to 4. last day to add or drop a class from their official study I Coinniunisiti rally in the Melt eritnee to Proposition 2. tional and committee meetings. te.4.41 lists. Barring complicated petition procedures, all classes Gym. Prowsition 2 is the state con- The first general session of the .ire final after today. Although touching on the pi:ob- Totals Soar 1.1\1 II %I. 11111 1 Nil struction bndo issue on th e N-o mule:ewe tonight is expected to it in of existing Communist fiat ''1111.1i: ,121111., in, i11. :1 ;11.11,1,11 verolxv ballot which includes the center around several controver- Dr. Schwarz explained that In luclance to accept the finant allocution of nearly $13 million sial issues. Debate over a health cause was primarily one of pre- responsibility of KSJS," said Di for construction of new buildings se:vices proposal for the state col- IFC Committees Eliminated; vention. "I make no pretense of At SJS Hal J. Todd, head of drama, "a1-1 and expansion at SJS. leges may be one of the most ex- having a treatment for Commu- though everyone is anxious to see Jose the 17 Cal- plosive issues. nism once it is in power," said Dr. San State leads POLITICAL ('LUSIS the station on the air." state colleges in total en- The ASB chief executives are Greek Week Still Planned Schwarz in answer to a question ifornia One of the most controversial The state has refused to allot rollment with 20,674 student regis- also expected to debate whether' about what should be done in implications of the Epstein memo- extra funds for operation of KSJS Greek Week should be eliminat- 'which totals $7,397.10, was pre- tration fees paid as of Oct. 5, ac- or not to take a stand on Propo- Southeast Asia. randum is that restrictions may state financed equipment. ed horn the activities of SJS' sensed to council by Treasurer cording to Stanford ft. Bohne, col- sition 14, the controversial initia- be placed on campus political Meetings between college fi- fraternities and sororities. Bruce MacDonald and was unani- KNOWLEDGE lege accounting officer. tive to repeal the Rumford "Fair clubs at SJS. The memorandum nance officials and Drama Depart- A proposal to this effect brought mously approved. Housing" act. "The right knowledge of the Bv the time of registration an states, according to Guttormsen, meat administrators are being on long discussion at Wednesday In other business Dave Rem- CSCSPA will meet at SJS all right time in the right place is the estimated 1,000 to 1,200 lower divi- 1 -Contributions of money or prop- held to seek other possible sources night's meeting of the Inter-Fra- ington was appointed to head a program possible," day Saturday and will conclude at most effective sion students and 400 to 600 upper, erty must not be made or solicited for funds. ternity Council (IFC1. By the end committee on rush revision and noon Sunday. declared Dr. Schwarz as he told of division and graduate students hart on State property, including col- Theer is a dist in c t lack of of the discussion, however, it was IFC President Jim Niven called the aims of the CACC. been turned away according to Dr. lege campuses." sources from which to obtain funds decided that with better organi- for complete support of Proposi- Regarding the threat of subver- Ralph It. Cumming, associate .1e.)n President Clark said he had due to competition for support in zation Greek Week could become tion 2 by IFC "because it will sion by Communism from within of students, admissions and records. seen "no detailed report" as to other areas. more successful than it has been help San Jose State as a whole." Daylight Theft the United States. Dr. Schwarz The lower division restriction whether the State regulations KSJS, 90.7 on tae FM dial re- in the past and the proposal was questioned his listeners, "If you stems from requirements placed on would affect SJS student activities ' sumes broadcasting when the tress- defeated. were in a small ship at sea, which SJS by the California State Col- and refused to speculate on the are hunt is successful. Several of IFC's standing com- Dr. George Kline would you fear most: the water lege Board of Trustees in accord- matter. Nets Pennies mittees were clone away with. outside, or the water inside?" ance with the California Master Dale Spryly. vice chairman of however, at the meeting after Plan, which limited lower division the Stiident Peace Union ISPU), An SJS tirnlessin: hail his piggy : their ineffectiveness was pointed P1111.11RICK Speaks Today transfer and freshman students to an active political, pacifist group hank broken and his pennies stolen; out by the officer's of the council. Also speaking at the rally, a ceiling of 3,700. on campus, said he feared the Wednesday morning. These committees were the social former FBI counterspy Herbert The upper division and graduate memorandum may mean student); Dr. Russell M. Harrison, asso- chairman's committee, cultural Philbrick, informed the enthusias- On Russian Morals students could not register because "may not he the able to advocate a ciate professor of music, was committee, pledge training com- tic crowd that "What the Commu- meet the college reg- Dr. George L. Kline, Bryn Mawr they failed to candidate or a proposition or so- victim of a thief who broke into mittee. finance committee, schol- nists are teaching their members istration deadline of July 1 and licit funds." 2354 Fair- College professor of philosophy and the professor's home at arship committee and nominating today is exactly what I was taught August 15. glen Drive. committee. The functions of these Russian, will discuss "The Moral In my nine years in the Commu- The Master Plan calls for an D through a slid- The thief entered committees will be taken over by Implication of Recent Soviet Leg- nist party." eventual ratio of 40 per cent lowei ing glass door, found the piggy a community relations committee isputes Still Rage islation" this morning at 11:30 in Philbrick made the statement division and 60 per cent upper di - took about band and broke it. He headed by a public relations chair- while emphasizing that Commu- vision and graduate students. the lamer TH55. The Philosophy Department 30 pennies and replaced man, which will be formed at a nist theory and st ra t egy had SJS fall 1963 enrollment wa, bank. and the College Lecture Commit- Between Students pieces of the piggy later date. changed very little in the past 25 19,450 students, giving SJS an in thief then went to Dr. Har- sponsoring the speech. The The IFC budget for 1964-65, tee are years. The Communist aim is still crease of 1,049 this year. Even will,-b;n;tere;ftr anti took sev- rison's sons' room Dr. Kline has been called "a world conquest through subver- the limit of lower division students which one of his sons eral dollars leading interpreter of.Russian phi- sion, he warned. SJS out ranks California State BERKELEY tUPD Differences was saving. losophy" by SJS associate profes- "There are some 10,000 hard- College at Los Angeles with 5241 the thief dam- Frosh Compete During his search sor of philosophy Eugene Freeman, c o re, commando-troop Commu- students. They have an enrollment between certain student groups -year-old antique desk aged a 400 Dr. Kline was the only non-Euro- nists" in the United States today. of 19550 students. and the University of California when he pried it open. For Council Seats pean invited to international con- administration concerning on- WARDEN ferences on Marxism-Leninism in DONALD campus political activity were far ... National Chairman of The largest number ol ft eshmen Cologne, Germany, in 1961 and President Clark from settled today. Afro-American As,.,-,: tn SJS history will be competing Berlin in 1962. The same disputes :or the lost:: freshmen represents- He has visited the Soviet Union that produced last week's massive Speaks Monday Five seats open on Student Council. three times, in 1956, 1957 and demonstrations sent student Warden To Sped Twenty-two freshmen will have 1960. On his last visit, Dr. Kline representatives storm- ing out of a meeting Before AAUP their names placed on the ballot traveled within the USSR for six with a com- mittee named Wednesday's and Thurs- weeks by private CHI'. by the administra- SJS chapter ;.: the Amer- tion Wednesday. The On Civil Rights, day'smennext election. Last year 16 fresh. Dr. Kline earned his Ph.D. from Association of Urns ersity Pro- The students ican men ran for the four posts. Columbia University in 1950. His complained that fessors (AAUP) will feature SJS the committee appointed by the There will be a special assembly visit to SJS is in conjunction with President Robert Clark as guest administration was named Conservative Role for all freshmen to hear the 22 a three-day conference on Marx- unilat- speaker at its first meeting of the : erally and was only a study eandidates give campaign speeches ism at Stanford. group. semester Monday. Conservatism and civil rights The students had hoped that on Monday at 3:30 p.m. in Concert they President Clark will give an will Ise the iSSUPS this Sunday would have equal representation Hall. informal speech its Ca fet eria night at 8 when I/onald Warden, SNCC Worker on 41 committee which would meth- Ken Lane. Election Board ehait - rooms A and B. The meeting will National Cliairman of the Afro- :tie the dispute. man, urges all freshmen to attend begin at noon. American Associatatn, u ill speak The school's ban on on-campus the a,sembly and to hear the cars - To Speak Sunday Earlier this week, President and in Concert Hall inut "Does the activity last week resulted ii tilt sixteches. Mrs. Clark attended the Student - Conservative Have a lb iii' in Civil 1.,uur,,I, junior. Santa Clara, in the suspension of eight students California Teachers Association, Rights?" Over one-fifth of council voting twill speak this Sunday, 4:30 p.m.. told a demonstration by some 4000 S-('TAI, steak barbecue. Warden is a graduate of the power will at stake in this spe- !tit the First Christian Church, 80 persons. Possible trouble was Future AAUP speakers will in- University of California where he cial election, 'There are 16 cheat IS. Fifth St., about his experiences : averted when administration and clude Dr. Max Rafferty, state su- was a Phi Beta Kappa. He is now representatives and two graduate In Mississippi this summer as part student leaders announced a com- perintendent of public instruction, a practicing attorney at lass'. His posts in council. of the Student Non-Violent promise program late Friday. and Prof. Robert Smith, formerly talk is sponsored by the SJS For the winners, this election ordinal ing Commit tee, I SINct The student leaders said they dean of education id San Fran- "Young Americans for Freedom" will represent a giant step toward project. ((mild have liked to have heard the Chico State College. YAF i. establishing a base for a "careen' Garrett will zits() explain how I houghts of the administration The S-CTA program for 'Tues- The Afro-American Association in ASH government. interested students may get in- committee Wednesday, but that day will feature Charles Maxwell, Is a nationwide Negro "self-help" The four freshman council seats volved In SNCC. The meeting is they felt that to talk with it would speaking on S CTA’s role in the organization stressing the attain- ate also the only source of elective open to all students and is spon- THIS COULD BE YOU! Jim Hindmarch, airborne junior Busi- have implied recognition. Ca!ifornia Teachers Assoeialion. ment of individual dignity through freshman representation in ASH sored by the United Campus ness major, engages in one of many activities set for Saturday's The students said no further The meeting will begin at 2:30 gmup moix(rat ion and job training, government since eottneil abolished Christian Ministry. A light stopper "Weekend Co Rec," held in PER building and the Women's Gym, demonstrations were planned at p.m. in EDI00. according to YAF leader Jack Cox. class government last year. can be obtained for :13 cents, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Admission is free to all ASB card holders. present. ***** 2 KPART %NI 1)5.11'. Friday. Oct. 9. 1964 * ******** # ******** #11*** ********** *********** Five Cadets 4c our girl Radio & T.V. Supply Co. Student Body Leaders Honored \\ mu, 11,11..1 lIlt moNit icrs III Yesterday Here for Weekend CHARLES STUDENT DISCOUNTS Five AFROTC cadets were by "CHARLIE" JOW The elected leader. 4.1 iii,- more than 31111,0011 California yesterday afternoon by lammed feature editor Monday-Thursday-Friday 1425 w. San Carlos She, Slistr College students ss ill incel Otis weekrittl On the SJS being designated "Distinguished Mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers: Beware! Aumi Till 9 P.M. CYpress 8-1212 campus. Air Force ROTC Cadets. If you are of that group whose political beliefs are left of the The sixteen student lio,I leadurs %% Ito make up the CSCSPA The five honored cadets are: Robert A. Gillham, Jr., com- right and don't wish your children or brothers and sisters to be I California Statc College Student President's Associatimil he- ireri.oniimi ow. mo . mander, 45th AFROTC Cadet influenced by literature from the "other faction," take note. gin arrising bal..s to consider issues of importance to the State G. Group; Jerry Klink . com- Censorship of their comic books and 43 rpm records should College student, mander, Flight D; Martin R. begin immediately: in fact, it may be too late. The reason certain Paramount i--tie in this, the first II ,,, meeting of the MeAulay, commander. Squad- people important in the entertainment field have backed the man organization. po-sibility tif the legislature instituting a new ron 1; Stephen J. Savage, in- Having Car Trouble? spector. cadet group, and Ben- from Arizona for the presidency. student health plan ssItich would raise student fees hy $15 nie J. Wilson, commander, Stitf- For example Walt Disney. This man who has built an empire to S211. felbach Squadron, Arnold Air around the fantasy-world of a talking mouse and duck, continues There are other issues and items of interest ss huh the Society. e are specializing in any ear repair and in a is one I the backers of THAT man. organization most consider this weekend. 'flie student leitill'r8 The letters designating these to dwell in this world and camplete line al Shell Product. N% ill timlottlitetll he kept boss-. cadets as "Distinguished Air Shocking, isn't it? Spartan would like to extend a welcome to ASH Force ROTC' Cadets" were pre- Imagine what this could lead to. Comic books could be organs fr the sarious camintses anti hope they enjoy their sented to them at the leadership of propaganda- animated cartoons could slowly begin to influence %I -it to laboratory, with the rest of the our youngsters. Before you know it, the citizens of tomorrow will Carl Brown Shell Station To 111111 Pisan , `di president and president of cadet group looking on. Present- begin to believe in ideals presented in this seemingly harmless form I .SI SI' mill Ili. colleagto -pertati Dail% %shit ressariling ing the letters was Major J. F. of entertainment. & Bill Boone Automotive and pnollicike session. Tarply, professor of Air Science. Personally, I always thought it was a little suspicious that CCJRNLR SO I ith STREET 0 SANTA CLARA AN a -Distinguished AFROTC Minnie Mouse never dated Donald Duck and Daisy never got asked PHONE 295-9920 Cadet" the five, all seniors in out by Mickey sort of subliminal racism. And now I see that their fourth year of AFROTC, seemingly innocent tale of the Three Little Pigs for what it really THIS AD GOOD FOR $5.00 ON ANY TUNE-UP Ad Government, no doubt, and the Fraternity Holds have the opportunity to grad- was. Big Wolf represented Federal uate and enter the Air Force Pigs were States. The Pigs (St, fighting to keep their homes intact as "Distinguished Air Force lost in the beginning but overcame the Wolf FGI in the end. ROTC Graduates." With this We could go on and on with such morbid examples. The sad Largest First Meet designation they will have an thing is that by the time parents of this nation wake up to what opportunity to receive their reg- Uncle Walt is REALLY trying to do, it may be too late. THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT 41 7 .\plr 1 ill.Sima had ss.:11 ;at in the ular Air Force commission faster . Another character I used to admire is Pat Boone. He was con- WOOD DONN COATS * one of its largest first meeting advertising department. New than the usual cadet. They will sidered the clean-cut All-American boy. Now I have discovered * FRANK turnouts in its history at San members were awarded their have many opportunities that his problem he too is a backer of THAT man. * AND "THE PLAYBACKS" * Jose State. ADS., the national pins, membership cards, and the regular cadet will not. His songs seemed innocent enough I even though I now see that advertising fraternity on cam- certificate. The designations are given on "Friendly Persuasion" was sold under false pretenses) but remem- PARAMOUNT PICTURES RECORDING STARS pus, started off the semester LATEST ALBUM RELEASE WITH THE . A film (in colorl on Japanese the basis of outstanding schol- ber- he only wore WHITE bucks. 4t electric signs at night was arship and leadership abilities Before further infiltration of THAT faction continues, let its DAVE CLARK FIVE shown. The film was loaned to exhibited in and outside of the keep on our toes. You never can tell what devious means THEY ADS, by Foster and Kleiser AFROTC program. will use to overcome us. FRIDAY-SUNDAY outdoor advertising. Some of this semester's activities were dis- cussed which included: tours 01 HYLAND INN ALUM ROCK Lucky Lager and Falstaff brew- CL 8-8656 2720 ery, tours of agencies and media Parry * Thrust and 16*********************************************** t Flowers in San Francisco, regional con- and vention at the University of Col- Students' Antics ou would not trip or fall. with whom I have spoken, that Corsages orado and National convention Please return them and no ques- most people who want to repeal for all in Miami Beach, and luncheons Rile Mrs. D'Anna tions will be asked. the Rumford Act (yes on Prop. Nitely Thru Oct. 22 Occasions in San Francisco with the altun- ' !VC lived Our street is becoming a gar- 141 are so not because they fear JOHN GARY CV 2.0462 10th & Santa Clara ni chapter. on S. Ninth SI wet VI' 16 years. bage dump with all your beer legislated morality, which is the We have never contacted the cans and trash. If you haven't basis for most of our criminal RCA Victor's Top Recording Artist campus newspaper before con- any sense of right and wrong, laws. Rather those for Proposi- and cerning trouble we have had due drop out of college and go dig tion 14 believe that one has the * COMIC LEONARD BARR MOTORCYCLES FOR PLEASURE to the thoughtless actions of right to be a god on a piece of LUNCH DANCING -- DINNERS some SJS students. Now, we feel D'Anint land he owns. These people be- * HOURLY RENTALS * Book Your Parties With Us MINORS the time has come to speak out lieve that this right comes be- WFICOME in defense of our own property. Student Answers fore the right of an individual ... We Furnish the STAR WE SELL: Saturday night, some students to be treated equally on his merit lb PARILLA from your college took two lan- Bechtell's Letter ass a pertain and contributor to society. (Obviously the first DKW terns from in front of our house. Editor: We have Mal these lanterns for stand is a selling point for real- CAPRIOLA Although I ,int ma a member 25 years. We are extremely up- of the clergy I would like to re- tors and their position is nat- SAFARI it*OIVI HARTKE MOTORS *AIRE RDS PM Jo E 159-2962 set about this and we hope such ply to Bob Bechtell's letter in ural.) sw yt action is not typical of the SJS The question is, not whether 292-2022 333 W. San Carlos favor of Proposition 14. student body as a whole. I agree with Bechtel' in that we should have laws punishing I am therefore asking that the we, in America, should keep the transgressors of other's rights following be directed to those in- freedom to choose to be immoral (as all laws are), but rather, is REMEMBER HER FOR volved in this unfortunate mis- if we so desire. But a bigot a transgressor of the hap: if someone decides to be immoral and com- rights of others. Ediphone Blue Grass Bdiii0 You hoodlums, you stole my mit an act which transgresses Louis King PRESENTS, SATURDAY Iwo lanterns in front of my side- the rights of Campus Model walk, which was others then gov- ASR .'.A11172 being repaired ernment must, to maintain October 17, order, restrain that person. Such 18900 is the case with theft, rape and with Flowers SPILIAL murder. The individual who en- FORUM Regular $210.00 RENT croaches on the rights of others FREEDOM must be restrained. So it is with 25 frets. Extra long neck TYPEWRITERS the discriminatory housing; an Youth in Standard Portable Electric individual who will not rent or Political Discussion As little as 20,t pnr day sell to one particular OW 01 person, because of something be- Campi ilt114ic Co. Modern Office yond that person's control, is un- Produced by Young Americans for Machine Company fairly excluding that person. Freedom in association with KL1V The individual is transgressing Radio. Moderated by -loci Co.. See Our Novel Valley Fai, So. 1st SI 124 E. San Fernando 293-5283 that person's right to equal con- Suggestions Today (Next door to Cal look Stored sideration (m merit. It seems to me. from those 17 7 7,j! .7 " 7,3 Zr. TR 7 53 53 7.73 Zi`. 117. 7.11 73.1 117 -TIT; 9,3 'ru X-11 Um' " Z-11 r' THIS WEEK Special Rates Music and ROBERT JORDAN Public Entertainment Spaztan9)aiti to Groups, Relations Director for Senator Nightly Second class postage paid I Se. II Pierre Salinger, Families, Jose, California. Member California Newspaper Publishers Association and SINL,E: 1885 Clubs, Social Audit Bureau of Circulations. Pub hiked daily by the Associated Stu- KLIV 1590 AM "FAMOUS FOR FINE FLOWERS" Organizations dents of San Jos* State College, ex 20c7o cept Saturday and Sunday. during col- 8 a.m. & 11 p.m. Sundays 2nd and San Fernando CPA!? TA Al lege year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full CYpress 2-8312 AUTHENTIC ITALIAN PIZZA academic year, $9: each semester. 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Folk Music Athens in 1991i. It her. The first modern day games were held In I. a r gest selection of "13" league iietion found the Fn..' tt'orld Wars I and It Interrupted the tiaturs in 1911. 'II). and At. guilars in tom u. gi t ivex walloffing the Chinese Band- lie,s t, el,. started again in London, 19.114. Fernando its 57-0, Army ROT(' topping the e 84 E. San Lobos edging Raiders 7-0, and the There is some confusion as to how the Gaim originated ovei 298-5404 the Animals 7-0. (lois Phil. t s iII Il..mnmt years ago. BM the story 01 the Carta,Ii ii, Randy 1Vright and well fireserved, brick tearit..1 In. o. 1,01 - I to 771; D.t .. has been rather ARCHIE'S Timblionally, they began 776 ye.ii, before the ha it, Ill ...we The IS, tie named Ater ilie athletic ionteids held STEAK (,1171Ill,t. 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AUTHENTIC BELTS 2.50 JIt-4 I It', IVY Tne (;ames were a F. i,..il in honor of Zeus. the f-tiher How to look well Ground Steak 1.19 San James only authoilred ml the Greek Gods, and relr....a, rit.mil mid stieliliees marked eaell Sfripes Vespa dealer. Pallerns Striped Top .1. oo . .lings. CREW SOCKS 607 Auzerais Ave., San Jose t tie .t ti...-,. afforded the for a fah., where t:,ati Colors 542 South 2nd Sfreef at a diamond A Buck (Co, Bird 8 Auxorais Ac,) ill 111:11111er or good wan. offered For sale, LL 4.95 t.,rtiiiie- I ellers, juggler.... ttd conjurers performed, :Ind FREE PARKING 295-1124 r1,1 .1111111 11... CONVENIENT 90 DAY CHARGE r II 111,1 I .r1" 111 1 I. ’ AT NO EXTRA COST \ . tit. .,! h',11501 on hi nor he stich Diamonds have ninny idea I lo invite : ,i icerds,rn Greeks to p:irticipair. hidden differences...so The competitois were chosen tis. !, i .11 trials and were required choosing wisely can be )1> difficult. MI the Best el,inidele 10 months' strict train:t Eri hey were expected to arrne Come in and look AI the Best Styles 4.25 up 1101)() I,. lime ItiE final training in 01,v.mpIp. through our Diamond- .-"ANTS Brands Anew NExT %%A.:EN: The column will continue will' ..ents that took scope true na- 4 ,hiring the ancient Game's flays. ture of each diamond .4) Bates -4 will be clearly revealed. experts Let our gent JACKETS & BOOTS SUITS Floater! help you choose a dia- mond beautifully right 9 SLACKS TAPERED UNDERWEAR Dons Entertain for you. Y, Spartan Boaters iecer team i\1()IIT()iJ Humors Traditional Shopo it ... ,10 11 I I twee-game road ( .1 \ibti II, I ip tomorrow afternoon when it It avels to University of t TOWN & s13.0 San Fran- BUILDING 011,41RY eke to lit,. I I he Dons in it league VILLAIA L. TOWN SAN JOSE VALLEY am :ENTER ,noounter. lot Street SOS: Steve:Ls :reek Kickoff time is 1230 for the SAN FRANCISCO WESTLAKE HILLSDALE BAY FAIR KNOCK -A- BOOT : , Mrthern California Intercollegiate 21 1 - 1 758 witch. FLOATER Fri. Ile Spartans, 1-0 in league, will Mon. - Thurs.- The boot to end all boots so light it floats 1-4, meet Cal and San Francisco 'Til 9:30 on water! Now freshly "Phi Hates- styled away from home before re- with an authentic flair. Comfort points: fling to San Jose Saturday, Oct. springy rubber soles, soft glove leather 2i. to face USF ai Spartan Stn- Pt es, uppers, ankle.higlt action fit. Coining in? .5 i Available in Cactus and Olive Sage. JI 1, Ion 'If we can win two out of three times we'll he in real good shape," FIRST AT SAN CONNECTICUT ,ii Ns coach Julie Menendez about MUTUAL LIFE hi, team's chances for the cham- CARLOS IN DOWN GRODINS RES CAD A, 311 pionship. TOWN SAN JOSE II \ USF, mine of the title favorites. 1-1 in league play. It clobbered 294-4200 Cal 7-0 Tuesdav after losing to a Stanford squad last week. The Dons have returning most last year's team, which went to ,,. NCAA play-offs. and have add - I some fine sophomores. HENRYS SJS ran will counter with its fine'co. HAMBURGER ,; ,r.t,atinii .is Al K orlais and Efiokl
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, Friday, Oct 9, 1999 SPARTAN DAILY-41 1Spartababes Face 73009000600000039:f AUTUMN Water Poloists Face UOP lnjuns Tomorrow F 0 K. IS The Spartan water polo team. I OC reserves 8-8, play the College Wednesday does not count on the which suffered a 22-15 loss to the of San Mateo in the preliminary collegiate record because the OC Coach John Webb's frosh foot- Guitars-Ban jos-Less41ns p.m. is a professional team. Walton ball team opens its seven-game Olympic Club Wednesday, but is at 7'30 HERE Tohle UOP varsityjteainim includes thought the experience gained in schedule tomorrow when the Spar- undefeated in collegiate com- minclKe still two the loss would perhaps give the tababes battle Stanford's yearlings petition, will battle the University zie, was an All-Americant:r- Spartans the impetus they needed in Stanford Stadium. RENT TO LEARN This is the weekend to of Pacific today at 8:30 p.m. in poloand swimming at Menlo. in their quest for the national Game time is 10 a.m. for the S59 visit our connoisseur's the Spartan Pool. r Atherton High School. Ralph championship. Stanford-Rice preliminary. best squad its BENNER MUSIC The Spartababes, who tied the Purdy starred in water polo at Walton said his team played its "Stanford has the paradise. Feast on an Lanes Lick High School in San worst defensive game of the season, ever had," says Webb, "but there's CY 7-7417 1884 W. San Carlo,. autumn - inspired steak, ..er.o2r30 ." but performed admirably offen- no one on our schedule we can't Spartans loss to the OC sively. beat if the boys work." tender, mouth-watering, I rile One Atty cervice % *First Class Flight to juicy Grade A beef. All 1 50 , 14. x Hollywood -Burbank our meat is meticulously Daily Sports Pigskin Prognosticators L.A. Airport $11.50 cut and prepared by our PAYNE STROM I SIMBURG SIMMONS TITCHENAL *D. COLLINS * To Palm Springs $19.00 "WORK k (17.13) 117-13) (17.13) (20101 (16.14) ONE WAY own chefs. Enjoy your- ND at Air Force ND by 12 ND by 10 ND by? ND by 7 ND by 14 ND by? ,elf this Friday and Sat- Penn St. at Army Army by 6 Army by 7 Army by Army by 3 Penn. 5f. by 7 Army by OF Cal at Miami Cal by 7 Cal by 6 Cal by 14 Cal by 1 Cal by Cal by 6 CALIFORNIA nights at. by 6 urday Fresno St. at Idaho St. 1SC by 2 Fresno S. by? Idaho St. by 7 Idaho St. by 7 Fresno S. by? Walla St. 411.1.1.* moon at Idaho Oregon by 3 Oregon by 10 Oregon by 10 Oregon by 7 Oregon by? Oregon by 13 TIME AIRLINES. INC. ART" Ohio St at Illinois Illinois by 3 Illinois by I I Illinois by 3 I Ohio St. by 7 Illinois by 6 Illinois by? A SCHEDULED AIRLINE Or:, in, Michigan At Mich. St. Michigan by I I Mich. St. by 3 Mishit"! by 7 Michigani y7 Mich. St. by 6 Michigan by 6 1 236-1862 for Reservations * Municipal Airport -,,calers S. oats Northwestern at Minn. Minn. by 1 I Minn. by? Minn. by I NerHi'w bi 2 North'w by I North'w by? Navy at Georgia Tech G. Tech by 6 Navy by 5 G. Tech by, G. Tech bs 3 G Tech by 6 Navy by 4 Our Lalls I Oklahoma at Texas Texas by 10 I Texas by 3 Texas by? Texas 11111 Texas by 7 Texas by 9 OSU at Washington OSU by I I Weds.* 12 Wash. by 14 Wash. by I 0 Wash. by 6 Wash. by, UOP at WSU WSU by 20 W51.1 by 9 WSU by 10 WSU by I WSU by? WSU by 6 DISCOUNT WITH ASB CARD Wisconsin at Purdue Wisc. by? I Purdue by' Purdue by? Purdue by 3 Vibe. by 7 Purdue by 7 Rice at Stanford Rice by 10 Rice by 9 Rice by 10 Rice by? Rice by 7 Rice by to IMPROVE YOUR UCLA at Syracuse UCLA by 2 I UCLA by? Syracuse by 3 Syracuse b y 4 Syrles by PS UCLA by? Oars at Green Bay G. lay by 10 G. Say by 5 .11ay by IR I G. lay Doe I G. Bay by 14 G. ley by 7 aeon I ' l'S Art * Weekly guest predictor: winner of lost west's Spartan Grid Picks. Last week's winner: DONALD COLLINS. I 1111 J I i 24266 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 GRADES!
Harriers Enter Capitol invitational With our extensive selection of ITS SO SAD . . . SOME HUMANS "We have a big hurdle approach- country Coach Mery Smith, whose have less than a minute separa- ing. If we get over this hurdle, harriers compete in the Sacra- tion between the Spartans' first and fifth men. Supplementary and Critical ACTUALLY DON'T GO TO SILVA then all the others will fall in our mento Invitational tomorrow. expected to offer the path." Stanford, Analysis Books on the This was the opinion of cross- most competition, has its entire HERB'S team back and is bolstered by soy- Chevron Station eral stars from last year's fresh- A CHEVRON STOP AT THE RENT man team. The Spartans have lost SIGN OF TYPEWRITER four of last year's five national SETTER Monarch Outline Series champion team members. SERVICE Special Student Rates The Spartans will run even with Whatever your needs in fh way of Stanford for the first two miles of auto services, from tankful of gas to an engine funs-up, you can be Cliff's Notes 3 mos. 18 the 3.5 mile course. At the two sure they'll get prompt expert at- TUNE UP CASH STAMPS mile mark, the entire team will fention at reasonable student rates. hopefully increase the pase. OIL CHANGE L UBRICATION ENGINE REPAIR USE OUR "RENT Last year, portions of the course LUBRICATIONS GAS BRAKES TO OWN" PLAN FRONT WHEELS Schaum's Outlines were marked incorrectly. The BEARINGS PACKED Spartans had to run 150 extra \f ’i RELINED if yards, but still defeated Stanford. BRAKES ADJUSTED AND Smith has two goals for the TIRES BALANCED NOSINESS MAT NT. MOTOR TUNE-UP Noble Outlines AND OFFICE EQUIPME N T Barnes & meet: The first goal is to beat Corner of 5th and William St. 4 SILVA SERVICE Stanford, and the second is to 170 South Second 78 SO. 4th ST. 295-8968 Tops in Collegiate Haircuts
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for the complete collegiate experierce Wesley Roger Williams Fellowship worship this Sunday at Foundation Topic: Roman Catholic Dialogue Strident First Baptist Church (Methodist Speaker: Father John Co. Center) 6 a.m. Supper 50c the downtown church 441 South 104 catering to the college community Street 6:30 p.m. Meeting II:30 & 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6.00 p.m. Suppc., al 9:45 am. College "Seminar" 40c 5:45 p.m. Tri-C Club Grace Baptist Church 7:00 per. Program Convention 198 So. Second St., San Jose 8:00 parr. W 0 1.3h i American Baptist 484 East San Fernando Dr. Clarence R. Sands, Pastor Program Topic ihn Church sea4 to commuon:sto 5:45, 11:00 and 7:45 p.m. with the 20th Century Church Service 9:50 a.m. College Bible Class Worship Sunday Covenant Citurcit "Sex Standards and The Bible" First St. Paul's C & ItIversid SAntA CiA,1 5 Sth lent San Salvadnr Georg "Marty" Coffins John OA Al., 7.70 11:10 am. 110 1 WOO urn Baptist College Chaplain Pester Services Covenant Collegians inset at 9.45 ern. Speaker. JIM MAY CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER Director of Campus Crusade for Christ NEWMAN CENTER -- Gaels Youth Fellowship 5:30 11.00 ern; 700 pm Catholic Student Center Services: Pastor Arvid Carlson, D.D. Sunday Services according to the following traditions: 79 So. 7th St. . 1 I Lecture Series Tuesday Eve., 7:30.9:4111 8:00 a.m. Episcopal (Holy Communion) Ortober 13 Liberty and Law in Out Chndett TRI-C 9:30 a.m. Lutheran SPARTAN Father John Alhodes, SJ. 3rd & San Antonio 11:00 3.111. Traditions of Presbyterian Daily Mass .. . 11:45 A.M. Sunday, Ortoher t. 19111 Disciples of Christ and 9:15 Seminar. Ham Catholic Women's Center "Life With 111e11111112. United Church of Christ 5:45 p.m. TriA: Fellounhip Ilnut Meetings ... Wednesday Evenings ... 8 P.M. II' "Campus Wilds.. 300 South Tenth (Across from Men's Dorms) Phone: 298-0204 Chaplain: Father Largente Neuman Club President' Don Berti College Dept- - First Hai.tiht t hutch n-qP tRTAN DAILY trlilav net rt 1 cult v.kAeuky'll V I' siaI, ra - si.si ,Fellowships Announced 'Metal Lockers Ames ic a's M..35.1 Beruilifultiotbrau IHE MOSI IMPOIZIANI c)ULSI ION In Recruilmenl, Placemen1 To Protect EVER ASKED A 3,1.2ou Wilms milli aia.iril Liiilia ,. !eel oilmen% mat 111.ill,- SPECIAL . . C011 1 11110W 01 11:0111101 10 the EMI& ment amiotinced today by 13r, s js sh S1UDLNTS' DINNER Son 1,014011J.1) I'le .11011(11 11.50% saying. "What campus must I do to inherit el it ih thi he leilliimper in ancient IA elril W. Clements. oppers ArlLn & Th., fs Philippi fearfully asked e pre,e,1 iiot essentially the same ...ernent director. ',II Deacon Shimmin question "What must I A lu rar. I !re Vera Christie Graduate Fel- Seventy metal lockers were in- Served Daily: In a recent survey a , discovered that goegn of American JIMMII & His 92.1% 4.30- 8 00 p.m. EU, college students said they it:10h more aliciit less than any other religious l-, ship, sponsored annually by the stalled in front of the Spartan Dixieland Piano Asso- leader with 62 7% stating they believed esus to be the Son of God. the BARBER SHOP Western College Placement Llookstore recently to protect Sunday: Fri. Is Sot. Savior. 891% said they did trot know how to become Christians. The ciation for graduate students, or 11:00 am.. 8,00 p.m. :',1..L (sce..iik a 1( ' National Collegiate Religious Survey ryas taken by trained personnel who books and other items which are Don Marley and qualified faculty members, has r-0 Ii. in". His Italbrau Band interviewed 10 500 college students on scores of campuses in 17 states We have long surpassed required to be left out of the store over a period of three years. heen established to encourage re- Perhaps you are one of the nearly 90% who are in question as to o u r competitors f o r search in philosophy. standards, while shopping. how you may know Christ as your Savior and Lord. practices and objectives of recruit- To use them, the customer in- cc, oty
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