onsor Soph Class To Crown trip to Ls. rid a rhamond Betty-Joe idents should candidates running ollege Queen Two of 22 for Betty Co-ed-Joe College will Suite 1606, VOL. 49 " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 No. be crowned tonight it a dance in 1501 38 Bisset- their honor. rew York. An Under the sponsorship of the Ind complete SJS Groups Police Seek Man sophomore class, the contest has Mayor Moore been held throughout this week. women, can Students who were voting for date by writ. To Join 25th To Represent their favorite candidate dropped a ress. penny in a can at the voting booths in front of the cafeteria Celebration Si at Event and bookstore. The persons with the most "loot" will be crowned Student organizations of SJS Mayor Paul Moore will repre- Betty Co-ed-Joe College. sent the city of San Journalism Br Advertising depart- Jose tonight Besides the dance, which will In a special program at 8 p.m. ment are joining faculty and staff begin at 830 p.m. in the Women's called "An Iranian in helping the department cele- Night," to gym, three contests will be held. he held at the International Stu- brate 25 years of journalism, Mon- A $10 prize is being offered for dent Center, 285 S. Market at. day through Wednesday. the individual who can success- Guest speaker will be Phi Alpha Nu, professional pub- Mr. Hos- fully swallow the most goldfish. sein T. Eshraghi, acting lic relations fraternity. Is assisting consul Trophies will be offered to those general of Iran in San Francisco. PARTS in Monday night's banquet for ss people who can tear up the dance In a speech entitled "Iran and IENT Alan Eden-Green, public relations floor doing the ''charleston" and the Regional Pacts," he 411& director from England. will ana- the "twist." DUNTS lyze from a defense point of view The group is also assisting ad- running for Betty ... dead the strategic value of such pacts Candidates re. TUI Sam Rayburn at 79 viser Pearce Davies, associate pro- College are Kari Me- as the Central Treaty Organiza- Co-ed-Joe fessor of journalism, with Mon- Julie Kechi. tion. theny, Chi Omega; day's luncheon for Eden-Green In -Ellen boarding house; Dr. James W. Thornton, assist- chian, Clare rooms A and B of the cafeteria_ Chambers, Sigma Alpha Ep- ant to Pres. John T. Wahlquist, Jayne tiBUTORS Student chairman for Phi Alpha silon; Edwin Smith. Theta Xi; I. will represent SJS at the affair. Sao Carlos Rayburn Dies Nu Ls Jim Balzaretti. Gary Christensen, Chi Omega; Vic Sam ASB Pres. Brent Davis will repre- Alpha; Barbara Alpha Delta Sigma, national ad- sent the student body. Cori, Pi Kappa vertising Gamma Phi Beta; Bonnie fraternity, will assist In a special ceremony, Dr. Har- Palmer, Charles Marshall, associate Royce hall; Jack Leith, Sig- profes- old Kazmann, president of ISC, Diehl, sor of Epsilon; Sue Bertottie, advertising, in planning a will dedicate the reception room at ma Phi In Texas Hospital Wash- Tuesday Lu Carter. luncheon in the Catholic the center as "the Persian Room." Kappa Delta; Women's Court Stewart. Sig- center, with Clyde Be- This is in recognition of efforts burn hall, and BONFIAM, Tex. (UPI) His father, William Marion dell, Epsilon. advertising consultant, as made by the Iranian students of ma Alpha dead. Rayburn, was a veteran of Mr. Sant is guest speaker. San Jose toward establishing the Also running are Larry Arm- House Speaker Sam Ray- the Confederate Army. ADS president is Mike Sanders, 'SC. strong and Joyce Anthony, Kappa adviser is Professor Marshall. Alpha Theta; Bob Kristic, Mark- burn, second only to the $25 FOR COLLEGE Dr. Kazmann urges the public DRAWING of man who may have committed four reported Gamma Alpha Chi, women's pro- ham hall; Claudia Lindley, Wee President in the power he cases of indecent exposure on SJS grounds and near the campus When Rayburn was five, Shelia Yoker, Storey fessional advertising fraternity, area is shown above. Campus police are searching for a suspect Terrace; wielded, died peacefully at his parents moved to Texas. Haws. Alpha Phi; will usher at the 2 p.m. panel dis- who may match the drawing. house; Gini 4:20 am. PST yesterday in They settled on 40 acres cussion in T1155 Tuesday. Brenda Comes and Jim Sell, Crest- Xi, a hospital bed in his home- near Bonham and planted a Carolyn Perkio, organization wood Manor; Bacchus, Theta president, will act as student chair- and Lyme Hathaway. Alpha Omi- town of Bonham. He was 79. cotton crop. The farm wa.s cron Pi. Cancer that had spread man for Gamma Alpha Chi in Police Search not one of the most pro- Campus planning the celebration. - his body paralyzed through ductive in the area, and the Sigma Delta Chi, professional part of his respiratory sys- Rayburn; did not make men's journalism society, will as- Judiciary Decision tem. He slipped from a deep sist in the planning of Wednes- For Exposure Suspect enough money to send all sleep into death without day's organizations invitational their children to college. campus security buii,hrtg. The st_srei cruised at buffet San Jose State Denies President pain. With his death came suspect 4:40 p.m. on the third floor of the But Sam was determined SDX president is Will Keener, police are searching for a disclosure that he had known four re- Health building outside H301. to go, and his father sent vice-president and student chair; who may have committed of indecent exposure Most recently, two SJS coeds since Sept. 27 that he had him off to East Texas nor- man is Bob Shepard and Gordon ported acts Budget Veto Power on the campus and near the col- reported to campus police another cancer. There never was any college with $25 and his Greb, associate proessor of Jour- yesterday. mal lege grounds. such art Nov. 9. The coeds said The Judiciary ruled hope. natism, serves as adviser. decision. blessing. Rayburn worked Since the beginning of the se- , the case occurred Nov. 3 as they I in a precedent-making Theta Sigma Phi, professional that the ASH president cannot veto MEMORY PRAISED his way through school by mester five acts of indecent ex- were walking on Tenth et. near I women's journalism fraternity, will an ASB budget. for $3 a posure have been reported to the Keyes st. They said they had been President Kennedy led the sweeping floors assist in Wednesday's open house HOSSEIN T. ESHRAGH1 decision, which campus security. Five coeds followed by a small sports car, In issuing the nation in mourning for the month. ... guest speaker 1SJS the Judiciary after in the new journalism building have described a person, possibly occupied by three men, when it was reached by man who served 48 years in He had served "with" from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Wednesday. the driver exposed four hours of deliberation. Chief to attend the program, which will a student, who may have commit- pulled over and the House, eight presidents. The eighth, Organization adviser is Dolores Justics Joe Stroud said. "We feel longer than any include also a short movie en- ted four of the rases. himself. Spurgeon. associate professor of COEDS IDENTIFY FACE the decision reached is in the best other congressman in his- John F. Kennedy, showed titled "Isfahan." which was award- The coeds described the man Journalism and education; Presi- The women said they had not interests of all concerned." tory and 16 years as speaker. the regard in which he held ed a first prize during the 1961 as: height 5 feet 8 inches, weight dent is Ellen Schulte, and Linda light brown hair and intended reporting the incident to A text of the ruling, on which Mr. Sam by flying a 3100- Moscow Film Festival. 145 pounds, wice as long AN Henry Clay, Axenty is student chairman for police. Both changed their minds the Judiciary met this morning, Co-sponsors of the event are the 20 to 25 years old. Three of the he 19th century orator who mile round trip to visit him the Theta Sigma Phi's part in the when they saw a Spartan Daily will be released sometime today. International Relations club, the four acts took place on campus. previously held 15 minutes when he was at celebration. article describing a suspect who The decision ends a ease which the record as ISO and a group of volunteer FIRST REPORT OCT. 25 Kappa Alpha Mu, national or- matched the description of the began last week when Brent Da- 'Peaker. Baylor. Iranian students, according to The first was reported Oct. 25 ganization for press photography, by a coed who said the incident driver. vis, ASB president, atempted to The President said the na- HARD WORKER Bernie Christopher, ISO vice will aid in planning an exhibition took place betwen the landing of From descriptions given by the veto the $1775 AWS budget and son has lost "a devoted see- president. Rayburn worked his way of 75 "Great News Photographs," and sixt.h floors of the five coeds, campus police were able was challenged by Bill Hauck, vice ant and an unflinching the fifth from college to the Texas in the upper corridor of the Jour to form a composite drawing, giv- president and Student Council friend." Republicans cast new library addition at 12:45 p.m. legislature, to speaker of the building. acts en to the Spartan Daily yesterday. chairman. aside rivalries to praise the nalism Within five days two other Texas legislature, to con- KAM president is Jerry Ashton. Friday Flicks were reported When shown the drawing, all five The hearing for the ease was memory of the man known of indecent exposure gress and to speaker of the is J. B. Woodson jr., asso- ne 14111 star in 31 coeds identified the face. held Tuesday in a two-hour ses- as Mr. Democrat. adviser to- on campus. Both happened Oct House of Representatives. ciate professor of journalism, and night's film, "The Ss-archers," in the Soils It and Drama and At the beginning of the semes- sion at which both ASB officers Dr., J(W. Risser, his physi- He set his sights on con- student chairman is Dru ("hall- scheduled for Friday Flicks Co- Health buildings. ter, Sept. 25, a coed reported a presented t ir son and friend, said the gress and the speakership berg. starring in the John Ford-direet- Campus police said the first art similar case while she was passing speaker had asked to he when he was 10 years old Kappa Tau Alpha. journalism ed flint will be Jeffrey Hunter was committed at 4715 in the east the northth side of the Concert hall Trot Deadline .0tried beside his sister, Isti- Turkey and in his last years, having scholarship society, will also assist, and Vera Mlle'. Friday Flicks corridor of the Speech and Drama 5:15 p.m. 'inda (Nliss LW, who died achieved it, said he wanted in celebration planning. Adviser is will be shown twice, at 7 and Planned for Today :n 1956. She was the closest nothing more. Charles V. Kappen, professor of 9:30 p.m. in TI1133 Grad Interviews Final deadline for entries in .f 11 brothers and sisters He was elected to the journalism. _ Good Luck Wires Tuesday's Alpha Phi Omega-spon- si him. She Seniors planning to be graduated also died of can- Tex- sored Turkey Trot is 12 noon, ac- sm. house from the Fourth in June or the summer sessions Grid Tilt publicity as District In 1912, when he Set for shoeld make an interview ap- cording to Kent Vlautia. REFTsEll speaker director. Completed entry forms TREATMENT was 30. He became "Good Luck" tcleg-rimm 'sill be pointment Monday through Rayburn house Sept. 15, 1940, Prof. Schultz Says, must be turned in to MG150 by knew he had can- of the Wednesday in the Registrar's of- sent again to the SJS football 'r eves before diagnostic when Speaker William B. fice, Adm1(Y2, according to Georg- that time, tie said team night's Fresno .ssts arid a biopsy in Dallas Bankhead of Alabama died for tomorrow ene Merrell. graduation clerk. t. 5 confirmed it. He was His Democratic colleagues game. s.ld Sept. 27, but seelected him speaker every People To he refused 'Pay Study' Students may sign the telegram 's let himself he examined time since then when they Ticket Sale Deadline Colormontim ! By TOM HEDGE'S and this would kill all incentive." today at a booth in front of the a hospital and treated. were in control of the house Today is the deadline for buying meeting this week of the Jyrne Lou Young, 19, junior, cafeteria front 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to was determined to get That was nine times. At a tickets to a luncheon Tuesday American Association of Land elementary education major: for five cents it signature. Jor much of the Kennedy featuring Clyde Bedell, advertis- Look LIBERAL LINE ( ;rant Colleges and State Univers'- "There would no doubt be more ssogram a.s possible through Any campus groups interested ing consultant. a Univer. college who have Despite his conservative . ss Prof. H. W. Schultz, people going to in mailing separate wires should The luncheon will be held in background, he followed a sit y of Chicago economist, suggest- the potential but who are finan- Catholic Women's renter as The Color Ile come home to Bonham send them to the San Jose State the liberal line at the sides of ed that students should be paid to cially down and out. As for me, 25th anniversary sto weeks before Congress football team, Fresno hotel. Fres- a part of the Presidents Roosevelt. Tru- go to college. I'd love it!" celebration of the Journalism & sljourned. Dr. Risser sent no, Calif., according to Sue Stacks, Supplement man and Kennedy. He helped In response to Professor Barbara Barnard, 19, junior ed- Advertising department. Tickets 'to Baylor University corresponding secretary of the Roosevelt with his New Schultz's suggestion. the Spartan ucation major: "I'd like it, but may be purchased in .letlical center in Dallas rally commit tee. are $2 and '-et. 2. Deal legislation, Truman Daily conducted a poll asking this don't think it is that good of an with his Fair Deal and Ken- question: "What would you think idea. People would take advantage Ills cancer was confirmed New Frontier. paid to go to college?" of it." Baylor. nedy with his of being If Rayburn did not like a Frank DiMeco, 24, senior ac- Ron Pahl, 18, freshman, pre-law He fought an amazing proposed piece of legislation. counting major: "Love it! It's been and psychology major: "I think it world wire sattle to live, lie sank ad time it had little or no chance of fine so far!!" would destroy quite a bit of in- ITALIAN AIRMEN SLAIN BY CONGOLESE 6- Color again to the point of sath, passing. He did not hesitate John Henry, 20. sophomore dividual initiative because when LEOPOLDVILLE I UPI I Thirteen Italian soldiers flying for the' only to rally. But Tab Section HOh to tell presidents about his burns ham-radio-TV emphasis ma- he pays his own way he works a United Nations In the Congo were murdered by drunken Congolese rally was weaker, There likes and dislikes and they jor: "It would be nice, but it seems lot harder in achieving higher troops last Saturday, a U.N. spokesman said yesterday. The spokes.! in the was never any hope. called him Mr. Speaker. ridiculous to pay people to go to gradmi." man said the Italians were shot shortly after they landed at Kindu In his hometown Spartan Daily of Bon- If he wanted legislation school. Right now students are act- Marilyn Rush. 15, sophomore . airport in Kivu province. They apparently had been mistaken for Rasiturn was addressed passed. he pleaded. cajoled or ing to school because they feel psychology major: "It would de- Belgian paratroopers. '.. Stun or Mr. Sam. That threatened until he usually they need the education." pend on whether or not it en- ...as the way he wanted it. got a majority. Pat Carsten, 18, freshman, busi- tailed any obligations!" F;ICHMANN DECISION EXPECTED SOON 'hen he came i(P11.The home from Iii WaSiliagi,an. he lived ness Ed. major: "I would feel a Bob Bard, 22. senior chemistry JERUSALEM three Israeli judges who tried Adolf SSishington, he was just one for more than 30 years in lot better about studying if I knew major: "Would college facilities he Eichmann on charges of slaughtering six million Jews appeared yes- .r the homefolks. the same one-bedroom bitch - I was being paid to go to college." increased, for naturally more peo- terday to have reached a verdict. Teams of English. French and Raybern Get It Monday, was the eighth in cloy apartment. When Con- Tom Harrison, 21, senior, physi- ple would he coming to school. The German translators have been asked to stand by. It was believed the ' f4nitiv of 11 children lie saes adjaurned or in eat education major: "It. writild standards would go up. given a court had finished tenting out. his judgment, or hari only minor addi- 'sit. gress horn Jan 6, 1882, on a seems. he usualLy refloated change our values around. because constant school population and tions to make, The Israeli press has presitettai the verdict will be read November 20th ',Mt near Kingston, Tenn to Bonham. we live in a competitive world. In complete subsidy, because of in- In open court Doc. 4, but a court official said Wednesday no date the U.S. you make your own way, creased competition" has been set. 11SPARTAN DAM! Friday, November 17. 19C1 Dine-Dance Spartaguide Trip Cancelled TODAY 1.criluin club, members to meet Tomorrow International Student organi- at Women's gyninasium for * .Sparla- The Hawaiian club will hold zation. International Francisco to see For Ski Club Relations drive to San By MARIE LOPEZ a Thanksgiving dinner - dance club and International Student German films, 6:30 p.m. Society Editor The Ski club Belmont ice Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Wom- Center, lecture and movie, In- Greek picture, will be taken TERRY DYKEMAN ing spaghetti feed. It sounds rid Allen, Stanford, skating trip scheduled for to- en's gymnasium. ternational Student Center, 8 today through Dec. 7 upstairs Alpha Sig. "DREAM GUY" successful . . . $50 was netted ma phi sophomore morrow has been cancelled, ac- Merrily Hong, publicity chair- pm. in College Union. All Greeks history ma,. What with all the queen and in the venture. Dr. Bert Morris, Jot-, Chula Vista. cording to Bob Bard, club presi- man, said along with the dinner Women's Recreation assn., are to sign up at fraternity or princess titles on the SJS cam- SJS professor of chemistry, - - dent. Students presenting their and dance, there will be Ha- golf. Women's gymnasium, 2:30 sorority houses. Price: $1.50. pus lately, it's unique when a spoke to fraternity members receipts may pick up their re- waiian entertainment. Students p.m. Freshmen camp, Interviews fellow gets a title . . . like yesterday on "Atom Bombs and funds in THI6.. attending should wear dressy -A Midsummer Night's for chairman, College Union. Terry Dykeman, a Theta Chi their Effects." An exchange din- 11014, clate sport clothes, she said. Dream," Studio Theater, 4 p.m. Applications for position must man, being named Alpha Mi- ner between the Phi Sigs and Admission is as follows: Mem- "Kiss Me Kate," Moms Dailey be turned in no later than 12 EL RANCHO cron Pi "Dream Guy" for in- Delta Gamma sorority was held DRIVE-IN t bers, canned goods; new mem- auditorium, 8:15 p.m. noon. 1* Alma & Almaden Dorm Art Contest stance. Attendants Rocky Lu- Wednesday evening, with a 1: bers, $1 and canned goods; non- Cross country track meet, all * TOMORROW Sigma Chi, and Haven Rolls, dance at the DG house following Deadline Dec. I members, $1. corners, San Jose. 4 p.m. bin, BACK STREET Hawaiian club, Thanksgiving Sigma Phi Epsilon, were sim- dinner. Ski club. Ice skating trip to Students may still enter the dinner-dance, Women's gymnasi- ilarly honored at a dinner-dance * Belmont is cancelled. Pick up IN THE RUNNING * TWO 1-004d-EnTOOETIOR Allen hall art contest and ex- um, 7 p.m.; Admission: mem- held at La Rinconada Country * illi Student 'Ambassador' refunds in TH16. Alpha Tau Omega actives, hibit Nov. 28, 29 and 30 and the bers, canned goods; new mem. club. AOPi pledge class officers * Will Speak Friday Flicks, "The Search- Larry Armstrong and Gary GAY : Annual Art auction Dec. 4-15, on Sunday bets. $1 and canned goods; non- named this week are Valerie : THEATER 4 ers," TH55, 7:30 p.m. Christensen have been chosen * 400 South First 4 according to Ed Foster, pub- Ricardo Trimillos, unofficial members. $1. Tinti, president; Carol Chad- 4 Sophomore class, Joe College- to represent Kappa Alpha Theta 11 licity chairman for Allen hall. European ambassador from the Weekend Co-Bee, trip to Gold- duck, vice president; Marty : PICNICONAlsToH_E GRASS Betty Co-ed dance, Women's and Chi Omega, respectively, in * by Jean 4 The deadline for the art auc- U.S. last summer, will speak to en Gate park. Spicer, secretary; Kathy Grigs- * Renoir, in Color * gymnasium, 8 p.m. tonight's Joe College-Betty Co- * tion has been extended to Dec. the Roger Williams fellowship SUNDAY by, social chairman and Kiki * Football, freshman, California ed contest in the Women's gym. BED FOR 1, he said. Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Painting exhibition, artist: Arnaud, song leader. TWO i at San Jose, 8 p.m. ATO Sonny Davis recently Delta Phi Delta, national hon- He will speak on his European Glenn Wessels, 1:15-5 p.m. Painting exhibition, artist: walked off with the award for il* SARATOGA THEATER orary art fraternity, is co-spon- experiences at a supper and Roger Williams fellowship, DZ's ENTERTAIN TOTS i Glenn Wessels, professor of art the highest grades at the fra- : 14502 Big Basin WaySaratoga: soring the events with Allen meeting at the Baptist Student lecture, Baptist student center, Delta Zetas continue their at University of California, ternity's scholarship dinner. The hall. center, 484 E. San Fernando st. 484 E. San Fernando, 5:30 p.m. philantropic contributions this : LEAGUE OP GENTLEMEN Berkeley, art gallery, 9 a.m. to dinners ranged from steak for * : Collegiate Christian fellowship, weekend when they entertain * ***********************Ark*************Ant******** 4 p.m. the highest grades to onion * coffee hour, 1087 Merle ave., the tiny tots in the children's * BALLAD0alindASOLDIER i College Religious counci I. at San Jose hospital. Fun sandwiches for low grades. * in RussianSubtitles I SELF SERVICE 3:30 p.m. ward * t Tenth in a series of lectures on games and lively stories, as well * * Spartan Chi, tennis meet, WEDDING BELLS SPARTAN DRIVE-IN I religion will be presented simul- as treats and "goodies," will be * t ktaLAUNDERETTE Spartan court, 2 p.m. The First Congregational * South First and Alma C taneously at various college-af- on the agenda. * filiated living groups during MONDAY church in Reno, Nevada was the * HORSE SOLDIERS * i their dinner hours. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla, meet- 'MOONLIGHT GIRLS' DINED scene Nov. 10 of the wedding and -- 15c WASH * 10c DRY WOMAN 4 Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity of Kappa Kappa Gamma Norma AITSESSED_ II Rolo club, meeting for begin- ing, M272, 7 p.m. 4 ners, 7:30 p.m.; for intermedi- Sparta camp, sign-ups for in- members entertained the "Moon- Tostenson and Lee Greiner, pre- LOTS OF ROOM TO STUDY WHILE YOU WAIT ates, 9 p.m.; women's gymnasi- terviews for Sparta camp coun- light Girl" candidates at a din- med student at the University of * ... OPEN 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. TOWNE THEATUR t um. selor positions, College Union, ner at the fraternity house Tues- California at Berkeley. Norma, : * 1433 The Alameda : Kappa Delta Pi, meeting for 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. day evening. The chapter's pres- a junior. general elementary edu- 409 E. SANTA CLARA ST. * THE BIG DEAL ON MADONNA present members, cafeteria Modern Greek club, business ent "Moonlight Girl," Barbara cation major, and Lee, a mem- * : (Between 9th £* 10th Streets? * STREET 4 rooms A and B, 4 p.m. meeting, CH135, 3:30 p.m. Barnwell, acted as hostess to ber of Delta Upsilon fraternity, * 4 eseeelfee** * and Junior class, meeting, club Senior class, speaker: Jack the 20 women in attendance. are both from Fresno. * * in Color . . 4 president asks all living center Pockman, TASC chairman, The pledges of Phi Sigma Kap- NEWLY PINNED * * * UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS representatives to attend, CH- "Aims and Objectives of TASC," pa and Gamma Phi Beta teamed Jody Kincaid, junior journal- * : * 0 160, 3:30 p.m. CH150, 3:30 p.m. up last weekend in a fund rais- ism major, Chula Vista, to Da- Student Bowling * TROPICAIRE TWIN-VUE : * DRIVE-IN THEATER r HAVE * I : 1969 Alum Rock Avenue 4 t 35g ... anytime! * SUSAN SLADE * FUN * 4 Slow Drama, Jitters Combine With Impolite Audience * 4 other student benefits * TORPEDO RUN I * * 0 o*Irkerer*************intrirti 0 BOWL Try our To Characterize Opening of Musical 'Kiss Me Kate' STEAK $135 By LINDA AXENTY continues its run tonight and to- brought humor through the tone larly detract from the produc- RENT A Slow moving drama and first morrow at 8:15 p.m. quality of their voices. tion. The audience proved to be A number by the pair in the less than polite to the cast which night jitters characterized the Equipped with the difficult job TYPEWRITER 16 Clean Alleys second act was well received by accepted these difficulties with of presenting the first complete opening of the Associated Glee the audience as a welcome re- a professional attitude. Broadway musical in the history Special Student Rates Clubs presentation of "Kiss Me lief to slow moving drama. Downtown Bowl of the Music department, mem- Improved conditions %%here Miss Moffitt proved a favorite 375W. Santa Clara CY 4-7800 Kate" last night in Morris Dail- bers of the cast met a challenge scenes are changed would great- 3 mos. ey auditorium before a moderate with her number "Always True ly enhance the smoothness of IATITIPSOPPW00WWookiWnWAPWW.,Afte"40544410WAs of tremendous proportion. 18 and somewhat impolite audi- to You." Clad in a besequined "Kiss Me Kate," which has the totr****************************ire************tr* ence. Trained as singers rather than costume, she belted out the num- potential of being a fine musical USE OUR "RENT cast gradually ber with a style all her own. The personality of "Kate" as dramatists, the production under the direction their roles with re- TO OWN" PLAN portrayed by Marjorie Brown warmed to Also appealing to the audience of Dr. Gus Lease, associate pro- success. CRYSTAL CREAMERY accompanied with the vocalizing strained was "Kate" who's personality fessor of music. 0W40 rite iff:;VA:Of of Joan Moffitt brought life to Robert Cunningham and Gor- was well characterized by Miss Brown. Animated facial expres- the Cole Porter musical which don Thorlaksson, as gangsters, BUSINESS MACHINES sions were brilliantly exhibited AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT I Re-opening teoiejaeinuryisea. ilk0.40.4"104,1P.4,S*211,024?2,F,VIP2 ,,9401,01P/2.1.StyP) k*,/ by the production's star. SpartanSerd9 Third & San Fenian& ft.* A monologue used to convince Old World Charm in Dining Miss Brown not to marry her Entered as second class matter April 24, current suitor was well done by 1934, at San Jose, California, under the Now Under the Management of 4 America's Most Beautiful Hofbrau act of March 3, 1879, Member California Ken Hunter, as Fred Graham, Newspaper Publishers Association. Pub- Authentic Bavarian Food her former husband. lished daily by Associated Students of HOWARD Orchestration, under the di- San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, during collage year. Sub- Music Every Night rection of Stafford Miller reach- -Ace (Formerly of Archle's Steak House) xcr;pt;ons accepted only on a remainder SUNDAY ed professional standards on oc- of-school basis. In fall semester $4; in through casion. spring semester, $2. CY 4-6414--Editorial Die Rhinelander Such flaws as a faculty cur- Ett 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. 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t HUES HEADINON .ersety of California, Berkeley, at y Met is not permanent toad e IF. M.Atil 1. LOPE/ 1:6Ir. - t rt ti (I raffia. x is as Tit::rt.a Sabi,: history a, hei,t4 x'Niateey orninlmtheA2ist" reception yes- I -risks the life of the punting." now cannot paint unless Amid an ci.r. crewd, corn. eintiimes were cry as Puck. DEPEND UPON M' because according to the artist -leacher. A pres,., with his subject, posed predominiiitly of children, designed by Itei-neire F.. Plink, as- pc. r, limes will be US FOR ALL a in love express. Wessels' reception was sponsored London gallery has estimated that painting is an emotional Shakespeare's perennial favorite, siiclate professor of drama. by the Art department in conjunc- 95 per cent of today's modern art I again today at 4 p.m. tini YOUR BEAUTY "A Midsummer Night's Dream," at 10,30 a.m. and t sioa lion with his toe-man will not be here in 25 years, Wes- The four marionettes, handled liv NEEDS! Pate opened its three-day run yesterday by Lumen ('aiade and Sharon eres- Idea said. res is the expressed bY I Art Nov.Gene- 28. whicsh(cnkoMininuthees sels sels, "artist -teacher"! until afternoon at 4 pm. In the Stu- sis, were charming and unique, DRIVE-IN Glean A. Wes "They are already having Complete Di ug Store of art at the Unh dio Theater. especially in their melodic presen- SPANISH FOODS !modem and prore,sor An artist should "follow trouble with the Van Goth paint- PRESCLIPTICN SPECIALISTS his The Speech and Drama depart- tation of seleetions. Unfortunate- LARGE BANQUET ROOM : heart" in carrying out a single ings-- they are falling apart." the FOODS 'REIT ment's fall Children's Theater pro- ly, the yokes of the marionettes. TO SO Idea in his paintings. according to Cal professor explained. STAR PHARMACY duction proved a delightful show. ' because of shallow projection, the 1961 first prin. winner of the Wessels has only recently COMP rpant3 TV_ aro 88 8 E Santa Clara With its dancing, songs, clowns, proved- inaudible during most ot Cr ; :S/S Sae Julie OWNER Citurche4 San Francisco Art Festival. to regard himself as an artist 93 Willow St. CY 5-951114 first a teacher second. Ills first fairies, costumes and colorful scen- their stage appealuineeic SIIIJECT AFFECTION' ery, ita success hes largely in as LATER iaestemmo"'"'"mmin une-maa ail show ass riven in t'ontributinig their talents to the (. UJFICil "The uth,(ofi direction I take is appeal to the senses and imagina- 4:1, 4, Pint ., guided 1954. vvere Milton 1.4,ngway as by my affection for the subject," Despite the face that aerylic tion. Theseus, Layne Evans us Eva-us ji 1411 GRASS Wessels Raid. "I am a 'watery' Lutes dries rapidly. Ed Chilla, as Bottom, the Don- flemetrai, r, in Color Wessels said (20.m.km Volverton Thomas Chapel person I like water." that many of his paintings keyhead, portrayed his rule with Nt St. doubt., sit in 1 Sharon Pitts as Uremia, ' ,P6I tor it. MAC- The abstract expressionist salt' his studio from two metals to genuine craftsmanship and %Vida as Hillinotrate, Nut tie', TW- O ,.., and bell.... the he generally goes to the Cseetill two years before they are finished. metled in ivenmunicating to .ilerholzer as Ilippolyta. L. gazfr 10 em. Niat my eyes open -- I'm aware audience with an exemplary Mack/Blue Illazrt THEATER Notting WorshipSun.. 'FEELING' FOR SUBJECT Browning sic Oberon. ,mon. -Reactions to the End" of things. Then I go back to the "I go as long. as 1 have it feeling port vitality of the Bard. Ile was WaySocatimipti 10th and San Carlos assisted toy a vornical of :LT: - 11-arstrt1 .cr. CCC studio and what is In my mind fur the subject and then I quit," quintet Repp lir. and ENTLEMEN and heart comes out on canvas." he said. "1 push it further when sorted characters played by Ed STUDENT DISCOUN'i!" fritord hopsack slack> Gary Lutheran Parket Asseclathes The 31 paintings on exhibit in the feeling is particularly strong." Belling, Delray Franks, S19.95 7 p.m. For Repairing t S- OLDIER Tuesday af the Art The artist -teacher said it is Proust, Douglas Johnston and Will Suit, . "LS. Action" Gallery are representative Your Ailing Sports Cars and of Wessels' work with acrylic latex hard tea say how long a painting )RIVE-IN "Tropic of Cancer". and oil. The acyrlic is a plastic or takes. Outstanding in their parts as MGA TR-3 Sim% and Alma by Or. Hans Guth plexiglass solution w hich is "It takes all your life to do a the lovers were both .hfciri-Lyn 4 as the gentle, sonowful Volvo VW Porsche LDIERS "watery" but dries within half an painting," he exclaimed. "When Hemy, 4 Helene and Charles Latima, :is la- at 4 CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER hour. It can be mixed with color- you are painting, you are bearing ISE- SSED 300 S. lOth et Sari Carlos less aluminum oxide to form a on a concentrated amount of liv- sandet, an agile, romantic swain. Dieter, Campus Pastor do today Presented in three-quarter thea- gorri9n ear Perlis. GENERAL Allan pasty paint for heavier lines or ing. The paintings you are the sum of all those you have ter, the production was student with water for, a thinner, finer Center HEAT/R paint. done in the past." directed by Richard Gustallson un- 1 Perk Ave. CY 3-0601 1Iamedo der the supervision of John R. 379 4 Canterbury Straight oil paint wed in Leonard G. Stanley, associate IN MADONNA: professor of art at SJS, a former Tales ET student of Wessels', reported that SAN 4 Wessels will give one of his paint- JOSE'S POPULAR la - Episcopalians et Son Jose Siam TV & RADIO REPAIRS ings being exhibited here to the GOURMET PRICES DOWNTOWN HOTEL DOWNSTAIRS * AT Used Sets For Sole SJS Art department for its per- A number of us will be off to the ler COMFORT Ranch. Healdsburg, this manent collection. A faculty com- CONVENIENCE TWIN-VUE Bishops PAYLESS TV weekend for the Regional Canter. mittee will select the painting. FRIENDLY SERVICE HEATER bury Conference. for two days of 716 N. 4th Cr 5-5520 MODERATE RATES ai5.41e- eh Avenue beautiful scenery and serious LADE thought on, "Who Speaks for DRIVE-IN GARAGE CYpress 4-9404' 4 Freedom?" Musk Dept. Head FREE OVEP,41C,HT PARKING FIRE PROOF CONSTRUCTION By the time you read this it will RU- N TELEVISION BANQUET ROOM, be too late to sign up for the Let's get 'em team. Ralph C. Caldwell, Manager COFFEE SHOE FOLINTATN k*erintrantriette Conlerenci which is too bad, but To Attend Annual come Seer Sunday evening anyway. Will be back then to talk about MONTGOMERY HOTEL tne Conlvence Supper at 6 as Meeting in Denver South First St. at Son Antonio San Jose, California usual (Some people think that 50 A tents is expensive for Our Sunday Official 5.15 representative to OPEN suppers, but you lust have to pay the National Association of THURS for quality cuisine these high prices Dr. Hartley D. RITER days I Schools of Music, Alt CS( It ITT het% l'Nt ITITICA TIMM NITE See you Sunday. Snyder, head of the Music depart- it. , !ent Rates Campus Christian Center - meat, will attend the 37th rumual I 300 South 10th meeting of the group in Denver, 4-4,1 Nov. 24-25. Ili It s I rel $18 NASN1 has been designated the . responsible agency for the ac- iiitiIiLl 4t "REAT FOCUS creditation of music degree cur- except 'noc,cfcy ' PLAN For Meaningful Existence ricula Approximately 280 schools of music will be represented at the osRer's Worship Sunday convent ion. Cestin GPSCP At One Of These Nearby Discussion topics will include F f2Ct PriFXICC7 CiTY C4.,11411... Tritarls t NE. SON EQUIPMENT "What Constitutes a Good Music 4TATE 44146 44,9 Methodist Churches Art supplies CY 7-9957 136- W.SAN CARt 05. SAN Ji7M. 4, -- vaweeia einaatko , library in a Collegiate Institu- that is! You name tion?" "Strings in the U.S.," SI/V1 JOSC:JgrAttY10411tiON S401"... FIRST ST. PAUL'S "Music in the Land-Grant College and University --- a Centennial Santa Clara I SO tOtti at San Salta. it we've got it. Sn, 0305 I a.m. dere tOO .m. View." "Music Education and Its Relation to the NASM," "The USO show Today," 'The Place- ment of Graduates" and 'The Proliferation of Music Degrees."

WALLPAPER. ARTISTS: SUPPLIE', & PICTURE FRAMES THE WESLEY FOUNDATION Freshman Class (Methodqt Student Center) 112 So. 2nd St. To Hold Sale Sunday at 6:00 p.m. and CY 2-1447 throughout the week. The freshman class will sell Or doughnuts and cider at the men's 5th and Santa Clara CY 2-3707 and women's dorms Sunday night J. Benton White. Campus Minister Valley Fair - Park "C" beginning at 9:30 p.m. Freshman class president, Bob Piano, said the purpose of the sale is to strengthen class funds 8th 8:30 P.M. for future activities. AUDITORIUM Make Spring Reservations Now 0, 2.00 On Sale- (ruder HAS AUTO PROBLEMS ar Office Alpartments for Students or Over 21 MADISON, Wis. (111’13Gov. Hotel NlodernUp to Date Gaylord Nelson's car brings him III Close to Campus only !Potable when others get be- hind the wheel. We Can Get Roommates (no extra fee) Nelson was admonished by a judge two weeks ago for leaving hipe3 of accomoialione he keys in his car. A youth took tInn' auto as a prank. with Penh ill ni your lagei Tuesday the governor forfeit- ed a $10 bond on a charge of al- -e - lowing an improperly equipped 485 South Ninth St. vehicle to he operated by his cpettemt I press secretary William Fair- CY 7-8877 field. The brakes on Nelson's RENTAL Peetke ..ir failed after Fairfield parked

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4--NPAItTAN DAILY Friday. November 17, 19131 SJS Loses Theta Xi, PiKA Clash Today 14 Seniors For Fraternity League Title Spartans Meet Fresno Tomorrow San Jose State's Spartans will tory, San Jose is still on the list Bulldog coach ceeil Colenuin to beat them, but it will take our Theta Xi battles PiKA tor the The a earns the light to FIIIIrtervi Spa el au seniors will be going after two factors of para- with just six other schools: Rut- has Indicated great respect for best effort of the year," he saki. Frate nity Intramural league title face Mary Ann's Maulers, inde- end their collegiate careers to- mount importance when they gers. Utah state, Utah, Furman, the Sparta.. offenm-, which has today at 3:43 p m at the intro- pendent leagues champion, in a tangle with Fresno state tomor- Wichita and Wyoming.' morrou night when San Jose powered over Washington state, mu-al field at 10th and Alma sta. battle for the all-college intra- WE meets Fresno state in the final row night in the Raisin city: Utah state has indicated a pre- SPECIALIZE IN Arizona state and Pacific the - - mural title at 2:30 p.m. Sunday gyms.- of the 1961 season, unless The best won-lost record ference for either the Liberty or past three weeks. in Spartan stadium. the Spartans go to the Sun since 1954. Gotham Bowl, and probably REPAIRING al.". SWISS AND AMERICAN REAL Mary Ann's, A league winner. Bid. "San Jose is the best team we Boss I. An invitation to the Sun wouldn't accept a Sun Bowl ^ WATCHES became independent champion by will have played since I've been CLOCKS HOME The fourteen are: Mack Bur- Bowl. San Jose Is not up to par AND JEWELRY blanking the B league champ, Cal- here. It's not impossible for us ton, Jim Cadile. [lase Chant In the season's last game. Coach ph', 4cally for the Bulldog Ult. STYLE Hawaiians, 13-0 Wednesday. se Hank Chamnemi, Stick Clanton. Bob 'Isitchenars crew will be up Ace fullback Johnny Johnson COOKING The showdown battle between Phil Clifton, Oscar Itontihtie, against a Bulldog eleven that suffered a hip point against SHORT ON TIME? Theta Xi and PiKA was set up Leon Donohue, C'hon Gallegos, FOP, and won't be at full Ono (hoes From Campus hasn't been beaten since last sea- Quick, Friendly Service s'esterday when PIKA thumped Paul Schreiber, John Sutro, son. strength for the game, but will MOT MEALS 85c another contender. 14-0, while Jack Woodward, Ray Pena and LOW AS If the Spartans whip the Bull- see action. Meats ATO was holding Theta Xi to a Willie Williams. Groceries & dogs, the resulting 7-3 berls011 Johnson's replacement. Mike scoreless tie, PiKA is now 8-2, Pena and Williams are listed Open Sundays SAN JOSE CAFETERIA record will be the best since a Miller, in on the doubtful list. while Theta Xi is 7-2.1 and DU is as Juniors, hut both could grad- Checks Cashed With Purchase 89 E. Son Fernando CY 5.9561 Wee mark in '54. The 1949 SJS Leon Donahue has been ill with WIA S uate before next fall. We Gm Blue Chip Stamps squad had a 9-4 record. the flu the past week, but the big In other Fraternity league ac- Shop tion yesterday, Sigma Chi nipped A FIRST The much talked-about Sun tackle will play. Bowl game possibility will also be Guard Ron McBride is still The Market Basket JEWELERS the Sig Eps 26-22 in a free-scoring GARDEN CITY. N.Y. IUPD 1617 10t1. E, SANTA CLARA $T: affair. The AFROTC defeated the The first player in Adelphi Col- at stake tomorrow night. It is troubled by a chancy horse that Se. & WIMents SAN JOSE HOWARD TOURS BETwLEN Army ROTC 7-0 Wednesday in a lege basketball history to score generally believed however, that he has had for two weeks. (Next to Arrntfr011es Drug) IlAYSHCNIE OvERPASS The Oiling 'Study tout to the Pacilic NEw SAFEWAY SUPER MARKET hard fought renewal of their tra- over 1000 points was Art Snel- San Jose must post an impressive "We're not ready for Fresno 'kr 1962 SUMMER -141h Year ditional seties. ders, who was graduated in 1960. win over the Bulldogs to come physically, so I sure hope we are out with a Sim Bowl bid. mentally," Titchenal remarked UNIVERSITY SUMMER Fresno already has bowl game yesterday. CAMPUS SNO-MAN HAWAII SESSION competition assured. . . .the Mercy Fresno won't be in the pink of 6 UNIVERSITY CRE-IITS AVAILABLE & SNACK BAR PARTY TROUBLES SOLVED! Bowl game on Thanksgiving Day condition, either. Guard Bill 56 DAYS .0'569,1:7. with Bowling Green. Laughlin and tackle Sonny Bishop Just Give Us a Call Orders to Go TRY OUR FROSTIES OUT OF tarn university credits while enjoying The Spartans were last week will be available for only limited summer in Hawaii. Price includes steam- OUR NEW SOFT SERVE ship outbound let return to West Coast. TAMALES ENCHILADAS TACOS included in a list of 12 schools duty. Laughlin has a broken hand, Wilcox Hall resoance on campus, and THE FINEST SPANISH FOODS under consideration for the Sun MACHINES greatest diversification of parties, dire and Bishop injured a knee against ners, entertainment, sightseeing, Bowl. After last week's UOP vic- Abilene Christian last week. 1 Oc 15c 25c cruises, beach events, and cultural shows; plus necessary tour senices. EL FARO TACO BAR Air or steamship roundtrip, end Waikiki 674 N. 131h CY 4-7468 KITTY-CORNER FRCM agartreent.hatel residence available at adjusted tour rates. Optional neighbor MEN'S GYM AT 4th & island visits and return via Seattle SAN CARLOS STREETS World's Pa,. SJS Water Poloists STTOUUDRY OPEN 10 A.M to 10:30 PM. DAILY ORIENT 1,) c) SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE orlpail _Maio 6 CREDITSUNIV. SUMMER SESSION Open Tourney Play 79 DAYS Only '2298 San Jose State is co-favored participate in the Northern Cali- A new concept of study tours, a bona. Specializes in fide university program. Also, with us with Long Beach state in the fornia Water Polo championships YOU enjoy and "lire in" the Orient State College Water Polo tourna- not lust see it. Includes Hawaii, Japan, Portrait Photography and Wedding Albums Monday and Tuesda? at Treas- Formosa. Philippines, and Hong Kong. ment which gets underway tonight with services SAVE Price is all inclusive, ure Island, ashore all first class throughout. Eve. in Long Beach. ning events are lust as important as (Appointments are now being token for The Spartans, daytime sightseeing. We challenge Coach Lee Walton's Spartans although not at per comparisons. Ask for our bro- leen. will be entering their busiest five full strength, should 3c still be strong & chure for valuable Orient information. Christmas orders) Apply: days of the season when they enough to reach the finals of the gal. (Low Stucknt clash with 2.` Fresno state at 6 p.m. Mrs. Robert McCrosiey Long Beach tourney. Starter Dave 360 E. Reed, San Jose 4 E SAN ANTON. S' SAN e ..725 CY 2 6362 In the tourney opener. Fillowing Corbet, who suffered a broken fin- 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl HSM Delta Gamma the conclusion of the Long Beach CY 2-7303 tournament on Saturday, SJS will ger in an auto accident last week, - - - - will be unable to play for SJS. Examples of year-around oil prices: Coach Walton said. Shell X-I 00, Triton, Veedol, Lem; Beach is the champion of Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38¢ the California Collegiate Athletic qt. can 50¢ association and looked good re- Castrol cently in losing a.close game to 100% Eastern Bulk qt. 19,t USC, one of the best water polo 2 -Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern $1.29 Girl Watcher's Guide teams in the country. 22¢ The Long Beach tournament Cigarettes package Presented by Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes a double ehmination ititair first round losers dropping into tip consolation bracket. Other team - PURITAN OIL CO. competing in the tourney are Ca; 4th & Williams 6th & Keys 10th & Taylor Poly, San Francisco state, Los An- geles state, San Feinando state and Cal Maiitime academy. 41,) Hurt Frosh Face Cal Cubs aw. In C:0"rid Final 1 0 I, p speed in an attempt to upset the undefeated Cal Bear Cubs tonight at 8 p.m in Spartan stadium. the San Jose State frosh will have its hands full in con- taining the Cubs who are four game winnci2,. The Spartababes will be with- SUIT out the scnices of top signal ,s caller Mike But-kg who suffered a shoulder pointer. SALE An upset win by the SJS frosh would give the Spartababes a 1/2 Price 3-3 record and make its season a huge success. A $1 artmissian charge will apply to everyone at- FRESHEN YOUR SUIT SUPPLY tending the game. This is the time to freshen up your suit supply .. while we feature a special pre -holiday bonus event. BUDGET BLUES Our complete suit stock on sale at half the normal retail price. NEW YORK (UPI) If you Well -Preserved Forty plus think you've had to raise your budget to allow for rising costs, rc take a look at the federal budget. In the late 1940's, under President AUGER'S [13L@ICD Why men watch girls Truman, it appeared that postwar spending would hold around $40 STUDENT CLOTHING UNION billion. Present estimates suggest 121 So, 4th CY 2-7611 Men watch girls for various reasons. Personally, we need that he formerly had been a flower watcher. 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Fourth St I HOT DOG HOUSE Campus in am um on too in on IM mu gm NM mg In Ms mu in in Country Team To Friday, November 17, 1981 xP +MT VN fltfl1" S Cross Compete in NCAA Finals 30 At East Lansing, Michigan, Nov. 27, for Big ne Ail take OJy our LEVI N E No/ other cross 1011111,s I. uoi ED 1..kmer %sax 35 vrostd, Air I ion', ILIS 1014 110,41. (111,1 II' ." onoitslassitl.}. Ilia be,* lbw- is as he said. san joss. State the No. I In MS history has ssorked so taster than ally other is num thist to Michigan state 'e.5-$0, Okla- 19:53 garnered team in the nit- hard for a chance at the Na- has at Cal. cross country ever used the Stanford Minus 25-50, and West Michigan will he an.. tional Collegiate Horace Whitehead, viho has This question Championships. course. 26-32. Vet the Cal Bears donned Nov. 2, at East The 1961 Spartan wered Monday. barriers are Head CrfiSti country coati* the Air Force 23-31' recently. neser been couched until coming undefeated its 54", I.14 Loy,ing. Mich. outings and Dean Miller, who has never been San Jose State, renwmber, to 5.15. also has a 19:53 clock- official sanction have posited lour perfect With the scores. defeated in 11 years of high trounced Cal with a perfect ing at Cal. XIS Board of Con- Twice the Spartan long distance school Oven lf:k the coaching in a skull cross score of 15-44 early in the sea- Bon approved the men defeated Stanford, Davls, is ho holds the hon- trol. who yesterday 15-43. country meet, is continuing his son. unanimous up- 16-43. and or of being the fastest New Eng- Student Councs Fresno state 15-50. brilliant record at Sun Jose Athletic Director Bob Bmnzan is looking quite realistically at crass 5.15 also Coach Miller has named six yreprisilon to send Hie downed San Francisco State. land miler; had pi 21:02 time at San Jose's chances of being invited to play in the Sun Bowl on Dec. ; men, one an alternate, that alit train to the NCCA fl- state 29-41, University of Cali- Comparatively speaking, the Stanford. 30 in El Paso, Tex. uantry Mich., it go to Michigan to compete In in East Lansing, fornia 15-44, and University of Spartan long distance Then are Jose Azexedo, Brazilian cham- Sun Bowl game chairman Bob Kollinger released a list of 12 : uid. the championships. !Lois like the months of rigor- Southern California 19-42. in a good position to cop na- pion. has posted a 20:22 clock- teams Last week of which SJS was included, The list has since shrunk of undying de- In the second Stanford ous lonely: work, meet tional ,,,,, rs. The Air Force Jeff Fishback_a San Mateo ing at Cal. Ben Tucker has a tu seven schools, but the Spartans still remain in contention. SAtueb of wishing for the Spartans had the tennitudlon and of their academy. is Weis hits 11.11{1tYti been transfer, has yet to he defeated 20:48 thew at Cal and rounds It is generally considered that San Jose must beat Fresnu state true, will final- harriers under the course a dream to come rec- strung shier its beginning in running while wearing the gold out the group. tomorrow night by an impressive rilawin to strike the fancy of the far the Spar- ord of 21:22 set in become reality 1959 by Don cross country. has met some top and white colors of S.M. Fish- Al Laarence from Houston Sun Bowl Selection Committee. distance men. Kelley. This means that each harrier back has It on tour meets while In a sense, San Jose State tan long _ competition this year. . -in the NCAA finals last year is almost a 'natural' for a bowl game. lying for first in three others. th a 19:28.2 elocking. Only The advance publicity of the country's No. I passer, Chun Gallegos, His best time was a 19:21 jaunt and his flock of capable receivers and the team speed would persuade - the first three men Nere under a. on the four mile Cal course at 20:00. With these times In mind, many of El Paso's football faithful to buy tickets. Spartan Daily Grid Selections Berkeley. the Spartans look mighty good * * * Dutitkey Les We Jones Bronzan Titchenal Chell Charlie Clark, is senior, made to take its share of honors at On the positive side of the ledger. Bronzan lists added prestige (69-36) (69-36) (68-37) (67-38t _ (64-38) (32-13) a East Lansing, Mich. for the college, player satisfaction and a monetary gain. Kanifas I Kansas Kansass name for himself by capturing ganas_at C al _ ,. _ _ _ Kansas Kansas Kansas _ The college would be put before the public eye, with national i8.15 the NCAA two mile champion- The only sour not,. played is 81IS ut Fresno . SJS_ SJS R.IS publicity and news coverage. 1-MAN ship. He also won the NCAA that Danny Murphy and Turn tti fowa at %Hill. Mich. ! Iowa - I_ Iowa Mich. Iowa Iowa steeplechase last year. ('lark has Tuite, both fresiunen, will not From the player's point of view, the fact that only a handful AR at sisU NW MSU MSU MSC MSC ITPMesterti tied Fishback twice and has been he able to eornpete because of of the nation's football teams play in bowl games has an element at %Mitt. Mut.b IMilli.n.1 Minn.NN. II isntni . Purdue Minn. Fatter running in the first three finish- their fresh standing. of personal satisfaction. OUT OF Ohio St. Ohio St Ohio St. Ohio St. , )regon at Ohio St. - Ohio St. Ohio St Before the Sun Bowl was enlarged, participating schools were SERVE ,,j testi , OSU 0511, il 1 0811J ---iiku 013(1 guaranteed $15,000. "I would guess that it's $20,000 or $25,000 now,- I ,..< Pitt,OS FRC at Pitt. I Pitt I Pitt. Pitt. Pitt 4411N111111 Bronzan said. I UCLA Ifr I. \ I UCLA UCLA 25c wash. al 1 ( IA UCLA UCLA * * * St. :it 1 tah ' Utah kit.-_-__- I ..II st. 1 ttith St. Utah _ Utah St.. I'tah St. nab Disadvantages include loss of the Christmas holidays front the (t 'RCM 'Wisc. ___ D is, Wisc. Wise. TW:1 t, 4, c . participant standpoint, the expense of the operation and the lack & Texas Ti-,.. ’rcxas Texas as 7. UT at Texas _.. Texas _ _ student support. REETS at Thin' Trilm' ! Tribe ' Tmrii,be.... Tribe Tribe WSt ' ' From the player's point of view, the season is extended almost - -Tenn. I Miss. Mins. I Miss. Tenn. 'iii.,',, SIS'S id io January, and football players who would sacrifice Christmas vaca- at Bears I B_ curs Bears , &Si I, It., s's _ Beal% _ Hears Kier'. i ion to practice football every day would have to want the bowl game - in the worst way. allaliMM ITALIAN COUPLE Bronzan estimated that it would cost as much as 37-8000 dollars IT'S THE TALK to fly the team and traveling party to El Paso and back. "It's cer- - tainly an expensive operation," he says. OF SAN JOSE! Nut many San Jose State students ssould end up in El Paso over s' SJS Gridder's Wife the holidays. The game is not televised. ANGELO'S Would San Jose accept a bid to the Sun Bowl? "I really don't know there's so many factors to be con- FAMOUS Laughs sidered." $1.15 DINNER at Husband

STEAK Editor's Note: Thk is the eighth of By MICKEY MINTON a nine-part series describing the lives "He's a wonderful person." Ethyl and roles of SJS griddcrs' wives Part-time Work VISIT "lie makes me laugh all the OUR time. I could just sit and watch for College Men .. A/molurely the him all day. He's such a clown!" Lariat largest selection I of flowers in Angela. 19-year-old wife of FULL TIME PAY an 38¢ Room San logo! Spartan right tackle Jim Cadile, an 50¢ They know recently pondered what her blond SOON their husband's most appealing trait or Service and Sales of New Rt. I9 business from feature is. Products by Appointment. top to bottmo ''22g401r4 The pert former Angela Guif- $1.29 and all It as firotald. Phone FR 8-0093 for Interview. 1 YOU CAN DEPEND ON frida comes from an Italian family 22¢ je 14-HR. and married Into one of the same FREE ONISHI FLORIST July 2, 1960. ANGELO'S 0..t.I,. Rob 111.i..1,11 PARK SAN JOSE S FINEST Angie met Jim when site was FLOWER "ATTENTION" REAR STEAK HOUSE SHOP a sophomore and he a junior at PRETTY ANGELA CADILE, wife of SJS gridder Jim Cadile, OLD , 175 Taylor CY 5-1130 greets her 6.31/2, 235 pound husband as he comes home from Taylor 72 E. SANTA CLARA San Jose high. "We were at a VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS sock hop," she recalled, "and he nightly football practice. Angela says she never knows when Jim asked me to dancejust once." will get home. She looks forward to seeing him since "he makes Repairing by Qualified Mechanics me laugh all the time, he's such a clo.n." Completely Equipped Shop A month later Jim was calling Genuine Parts Replacement and dating only one coed. Christ- Guaranteed Work - Plus Real Savings mas of 1958 Jim gave this young the regular sounds of the train, , FRESH DONUTS Pa,', Sunday Now lady an engagement ring. going by the apartment buildim OPEN 7 A.1y1 to 7 P M.Inoi Saturdays As far as football goes with An- day and night and Jim shouting 1 Over 72 Varieties BEST DONUTS IN TOWN i give yourself gie, she loves the game. She ex- out the windows for silence. CY 3-2961 HOFFEE'S GARAGE of having a couple of Owrer, Ma pressed hope The trains didn't become noise- I ici,/zii. cid 2)...to r and added that she 972 Chestnut St., IIll, W of Coleman Bet Hedding X -a y San Jose "Professional" boys and a girl less, so Jim moved quartets. 117 S. First CY 5-9660 t wants her boys "to definitely play shaves football." Jim was hurt at the Stanford with... game, Angie reported. She said fortunately she didn't know until after the game or she would have "been frantic." Angie, standing 5-54. said one of Jim's most devoted football IBM fans is his father. "They're real- ly close. Best of buddies, I'd say." An anonymous neighbor where WILL Jim and Angie used to live, de- scribed Jim as "a TV hound." "If you bother him when his TV is on, INTERVIEW he gets furious." The former neighbor recalled Candidates for Bachelor's or Master's De- Endicott, Kingston, Owego, Poughkeepsie, grees are invited to discuss opportunities in: Vestal, Yorktown, N.Y.; Burlington, Vermont; NOVEMBER Lexington. Ky.; San Jose, Calif.; Bethesda, INSURANCE NEW AUTO Md.; and Rochester, Minn. Headquarters is Engineering and Science SAVINGS ANNOUNCED located in New York City with sales and serv- Savings up to 8120 on automobile 28 This is a unique opportunity to find out about ice offices in 180 major cities throughout the for insurance are now common the many career opportunities at IBM. 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6.4P %RYAN DAILY Friday November 17. 1961 HARPSICHORD MELODY GALLOP POLL 4*- Job Interviews CLEVELAND. Ohio 1UPII GUEST STAR Thomas L Special- Messy IBM Note: Interviews or. held in the jors for its Army Medical Ato..bitht ewoiffbeumari%lleitthintalhorbcsacoue%cesenseTt.hsill Pencil Marks Ryan, professor of music, Placement Office, Adm234. Appoint- tat corps. Interviews also Tuesday. Third Pollee District here: the harpsi- ment lists are put out in advance of the demonstrates interview. Students are requested to Pacific Tel. & Tel. (Bay area Fool Machine, Fail Student chord and plays selections sign up serly.Ed. and northern counties area): Elec. never become a nag." from the early music TOMORROW Ironical, mechanical, civil and in- ...... ____ _ The Testing office announced to- an IBM machine in the Testing ..... _ written for that instru- t'alifornin Parking Corp.: Ac- dustrial engineering majors. Tues- Com* fo as for all your day that many students are cheat- office. The machine picks up only bakeryI 1 ment, on "Perspective." counting and business majors for day: Business majors for adminis- meas. Wedding cakes, party pas-1 ing: themselves on IBM tests be- marks made with an IBM pencil. tries, birthday cokes The program is complete- accounting, finance and office tration, supervision, customer con- and pies, ' cause they are not filling out the A paper with firm IBM pencil San Jose's finest independent ly a student project and management positions. tracts, sales accounting and data ' answer sheets correctly. marks properly placed inside the is televised over KNTV, processing. . bakery Dr. Curtis R. Stafford. testing designated spaces will register an General Electrk Co.: Electroni- channel I I, at 9:30 a.m. general, western Electric: Electronical. officer. reminds students that IBM accurate test score- if any errors cal. chemical, industrial, tomorrow, mechanical, industrial engineering the student has made mechanical and metallurgical engi- tests for all classes are scored on are com- and mathematics and physics ma- pletely erased. neering and mathematics majors. jors. Tuesday: Business majors for A mesy paper marked sometimes F. W. Woolworth Co.: Business BREAD& How About !ministration majors for manage- communication equipment. distri- PASTRY inside the spaces, sometimes out- $ Ho P Breakfast ment trainee positions. bution and installation organiza- side of them, and with errors in- 111, 1,I11 the Collage, & Bowling tions. sufficiently erased, will register a Pacific. Tel. & Tel.: Women lib- gti good to rot Sunday eral arts, business and science ma- Sandia corp.: Electronical engi- 27 C. len Antonio, 2 blocks fro, Camp.' Morning/ different score each time it is run through the machine. jors for service representative po- neering and mathematics majors. sit ions. Also Tuesday. MONDAY TUESDAY JOB OPENINGS FLOWERS 17.S. Army, Sixth U.S. Army Re- FMC' Corp. (formerly Food Ma- erui t ing District: Dietetics, pre- chinery): Mechanical, chemical MEN from physical therapy, occupational and electronical engineering ma- Part thearpy and home economics ma- jors. IncomeWeeklyPaidimeW ' 806,04 Minimum Age 18 Public Relations Work Sales Positions Open Also For Your Work Evening Hrs. 5:30-10:30 p.m. Company Benefits if Qualif:ed Holiday Beauty Care Transportation Furn. When Reg. PALM BOWL Hostess No Experience Necessary Full Time Work Available During 1523 W. San Carlos At Low, Low Prices Vacation Periods CY 4-2810 10th & Santa Clara All work done by qualified SAVE MONEY!! students under supervision. APPLY 586 No. lit SE Army Cadets 253, On GAS and on. Suite Monday evenings at 5:30 P.M. F1.1 Travel to Fort Ord SAHARA OIL CO. SULLIVAN B EAUTY COLLEGE 5-9516 OR CALL CY 7-8818 For Field Training Second and William 115 West San Fernando St. CY Fifty-seven Army ROTC cadets HAWAII will receive their first taste of CHRISTMAS CHARTER field training Sunday. when they journey to Port Ord for rifle prac- ONLY tice, according to Cadet Capt. Charles Romero. public informa- $14420 TAX INCLUDED tion officer. The cadets will fire the army's new trainfire rifle marksmanship FULL ROUND TRIP course. They will have to know Leave: Dec. 16th or 19th how to fire on this type range Return: Dec. 27th or 30th when they attend camp at Fort summer. First Come, First Serve Lewis, Wash., next The trainfire range consists of Call Now silhouette targets that pop up at distances unknown to the firer. CY 4- Seetours International 493 E. Santa Clara 7346 San Jose KLOK Interview Set For La Torre Staff .lamilsrn and Mike San- ders, editor and business manager of the 1962 La Torre, will be inter- CLASSIFIEDS viewed Sunday night at 9:30 p.m. over KLOK's "Showcase," accord- ing to Rik Aveilhe, La Torre pub- 49 Ford, runs OK. 5?../ best offer. CLASSIFIED RATES: Cali CY 3-3953. lic relations director. 25c line first insertion 200 line succeeding inserM8011 'S'T Triumph, new tires and upholstery. 2 lin minimum Lefore I. CY 7-9375. '58 MG sports model, $1150. CY 3-9929. TO PLACE AN AD: M. R ;noel, Call at Student Affairs Office Room 16, Tower Hall. or overstaffed couch, $12.50. 3 chairs. $5 Send in Handy Order Blank each. CY 4-9339. with Check or Money Order. No Phone Orders Help Wanted 2 patient people for a part-time, evening Rentals lob. Permanest position, good pay. Call before 1:00 prrn. CY 7-9375, Mn. Mirkin. 3-rm. apt or. SJS. Yng. couple or girls. "WHAT A WAY s, , T e bath. Spartan Manor. Tresseertatiou CY Riders rented Fresno St. game. Phone 10 GO" Furnished 2-bedroom apartment. 555 So. Kevin Swanson, AX 6-8130 after 5:30 p.m. "Women find me irre- Bth St sistible in my Tapers. Ride wanted to Salem end back over me wrong Thanksgiving. CY 7-6597. Don't get Rooms with kitchen priv, for men. $28 it. But how much rno. 47 So. 8th St. CY 3-2114. ! like Ride wanted to Oregon Thanksgiving. can one man take. 2.bdrns., comp!. funs., incl. auto. washer. Phone Ginger Simpson. CY 5.9547 be- Please wear your ) or 4 girls. 444 So 5th tween 5 and 5:30 p.m. Tapers as much as possible and let Per Sale Miscellaneous me get some rest." Desk lamp, drafting type, $15. CY 7-3289 Will parses who misplaced portable rec- after 10 a.m.. Leo. ord player please report to TH 16 for identification I9SS Morgan Nish.. rebuilt eng.. new paint, .op and tonneau toyer. $1200. Weapons collector will buy guns swords, EL 6.3038. uniforms, military antiques. AN 9.2144. 'SS Ford Viet.. RBH. $400, or hest TV rental service. Rent a TV. STUDENT offer. Car' Bill CY 8-2048 aft. 6 p.m. PRICES. ES 7-2935 after 5 is-rn 2 spring sem. contracts, women's app. $100 reward for the rotten of stereo set, btserci.-1 house. 373 E. San Fernando. records end other articles stolen CY 3.99%. Janet or Barb R. Saturday, Nov. 4th, from 545 SO. 7' St. (nert to Wendy Glen *2) or Fur jacket, hip length, for sale. Very the arrest of those persons involved gc-:d cri,difion. AN 6-8648 after 5 p.m. these thefts. Phone CY 2.3484 or CY eet tkt,ndays 8 Wed. 7.8098. EASY-ORDER ADVERTISING!

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