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PARADE DAY HONORED WITH THE SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY in the Home- coming Parade held from 2-3 p.m. last Saturday, was the Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) fraternity float which retired the trophy after winning first place in the "A" division for the fifth consecutive year. Gamma Phi sorority helped with the building of the float. In the "B" division, Markham Hall and Hoover Hall took first place with their float depicting Spardi branding the UOP tiger (above) and in the "C" division the Delta Upsilon-Kappa Alpha Theta float took first place. Ahead of the floats leading the A RTAN DA I LY parade in front of a crowd of thousands was Grand Marshal Charles Gubser, R-Gilroy, who was later awarded a plaque a+ the game honoring him with an honorary membership in the SJS kill 11111 student body. Televising the 45-minute parade was KNTV, Chan- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE nel I I, which had cameras and narrators in front of the Speech and Drama building with Jess Marlow and Lu Ryder and KLIV disc jockey Ross McGowan commentating. Vol. 53 003D0 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1965 No. 35 George Milias Speaks 'No Great Demand' On Campus Tomorrow Assemblyman George Milias, R- Milias will be the second speaker Hendricks Defends Dr. lecture series. Chess Veto Gilroy, will speak on recent edu- in the CER fall superintend- cational bills introduced into the Max Rafferty, state By ROGER ALLEN therefore in order, Hendricks de- He said FAB action and council and Chess Team adviser, that a was the California legislature at 1:30 to- ent of public instruction, Spartan Daily Staff Writer dared. action on the re-submitted budget poll should be conducted to de- 12. morrow on Seventh Street, ac- first guest on Oct. ASB Pres. John Hendricks said He said Jack Groban, junior rep- could not be obtained in "two termine student feeling on Chess the California Assem- cording to Al Mason, president of Elected to yesterday he feels "there is no resentative, is mistaken in calling weeks." Team aid. Re- 22nd district in 1962. the Collegians for Educational bly in the great demand for a chess team," last Wednesday's Student Council The Chess Team seeks $150 to He said pollsters should ask the Milias is a member of tlie Edu- sponsibility ICER). and that his veto of the team's vote out of order. Council upheld buy chess boards, chess men, students if they think the team is Elections and Reapportion- cation, $150 request is entirely proper. the FAB decision although the clocks and to pay for travel to worth $2,000, not just whether Fish and Game, and the ment, The President said any benefit vote was 12-1 to overturn it. local meets. they support it. Natural Resources, Planning and the students may receive from Thirteen votes, or two-thirds ma- Hendricks suggested council Public Works Committees. Signups Continue the team would not justify the jority, was needed. should be prepared "to spend addi- graduate of SJS with an A.B. A funds spent for it. Groban said council's vote on tional money in support" of the degree in history and political sci- The Financial Advisory Board's the FAB recommendation was out Chess Team if it allots the $150. ence, the 38-year-old Milias is a Professor For Blood Drive GEORGE W. MILIAS (FAB) recommendation of "no of order, because council had He said this could amount to as native of Santa Clara County. He Booths in front of Spartan Book- . . . Assemblyman allocation" for the organization is turned down the recommendation much as $2,000 to send the team degree in politi- store and on Seventh Street are received an M.A. three weeks ago. to New York or Kansas City for Stanford Univer- open today for signups for dona- cal science from Hendricks noted- that since he the national tournament. To Discuss based in Cali- tions in tomorrows annual Red sity. His thesis was vetoed council's rejection of FAB's The Chess Team's activities I Political History. CrOSS Blood Drive. The drive will fornia recommendation and the allocation could be well adapted to the pro- 'Es wa, p B be from 9-4 p.m. in the Catholic In 1958, the assemblyman Interviews To Begin of $150 to the Chess Team, the gram of the proposed College I Re- ook Women's Center, So. Fifth and E. president of the California original FAB recommendation still Union. a volunteer, .1 San Fernando Streets. publican Assembly, stands. The Union is slated for com- is still .1 J. G. Pratt's "ParapsychologY: The drive is sponsored by the party organization. He The President recommended the pletion in Fall 1967. SJS Air Force ROTC, Sigma Kap- member of that group. For Two ASB Posts An Insider's View of ESP" will be Chess Team re-submit a more de- He agreed with Dr. Arthur H. pa and the Community Service Milias also became president of reviewed at tomorrow's Book Talk for the recently-va- this afternoon at 2:30 in the Col- tailed budget request to FAB. Rogers, SJS personnel counselor Board. the State Central Committee in Interviews by Dr. Frederick C. Dommeyer, ASB Pres. John Hend- Students wishing to donate blood 1958. cated posts of ASB treasurer and lege Union, ricks announced. professor of philosophy. must be at least 18 years old. senior representative will be held Former treasurer Rick Trout The Book Talk, open to the Those under 21 also will need par- resigned because of a public, takes place at 12:30 p.m. ental release slips, obtainable at recently Viet Talk Tomorrow Weather unit shortage. in Cafeteria A and B. the information booths. Today's finan- Parapsychology is a branch of Four awards will be offered San Jose: Fair tod.0 alto. AWS, To Sponsor The treasurer is official Qualifica- psychology involving research into this semester to campus groups local morning fog. nigh temper- cial officer of the ASB. a phenomena whose causes cannot showing outstanding participation ature: 70-75. Low temperature: tions for the post include upper ITV To Cover Lecture Tea, Panel Talk dhision standing and a 2.25 cumu- be explained scientifically. in donating blood, according to 48-52. Northuest winds 5-15 mph "Contemporary History of Viet bodia and members of the Libera- lative grade average. Dr. Dommeyer came to SJS in AFROTC Staff Sargeant Ernesto In the afternoon. Nam," the second lecture by tion Front. A new senior representative to 1958 after heading the Phlosophy Ortega, chairman of the drive. Robert Scheer, Far East and Besides his affiliation with Ram- On Women's Role fill out the term of Miss Kather- Department at St. Lawrence Uni- editor of Ramparts maga- parts, Scheer has been a corres- "Phyllis McGinley's Glory of ine ".1. J." Fraser, who also re- Asian versity in Canton, N.Y. for 15 pondent to Housewifery vs. Betty Friedan's signed recently, will be selected zine, will be televised live over the Realist magazine. years. campus Instructional TV to ac- He has also co-authored "Cuba: Feminine Mystique" Will be dis- from interviews held at 2:30 p.m. In 1964 he received a $600 grant A Tragedy in Our Hemisphere." Famed Columnist Kilgallen cussed by a panel at this after- today in the College Union. comodate an overflow crowd in from the Duke University Para- CH226 where the speech is to be noon's AWS meeting. Qualifications for this office in- sychology Laboratory to continue given at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The meeting, which is open to clude a 2.25 cumulative grade aver- his reserach in the field of para- The presentation will be broad- Dies of Heart Attack at 52 all women students, will be in age, clear academic standing and 'Magic Flute' sychologY. cast to open classrooms in ED434 "The Magic Flute" opens to- The previous year, Dr. Dam- NEW YORK (UPI) News- vision show on which she had been Cafeteria A and B from 3:30-5. membership in the senior class. The Student Activities Board and 435 as well as three closed night at 8:15 in Concert Hall. meyer was selected as the Tully a panelist for more than a decade. Preceding the panel discussion paper gossip columnist Dorothy (SABI will hold interviews tomor- classes. A question-answer period Tickets are on sale at the Con- Clcon Knowles lecturer in Philoso- Sharp at the TV game, she will be a tea in honor of the 13 Kilgallen, 52, died in bed while row to choose four members, start- will follow the speech. cert Hall foyer and the admission phy at the Univemity of Pacific. guessed the occupation of two of women's service and honorary or- of a reading early today. ing at 2:30 p.m. in the College The speech is the second is 75 cents for students and $1.25 Dr. Dommeyer was graduated the four contestants. ganizations. three part series sponsored by the Her father, veteran news repor- Union. general admission. with honors from Union College The sharp-penned syndicated Seven female panelists, includ- SJS Democratic Club. It is open in ter James L. Kilgallen said she SAB supervises general Policies Schenectady, N.Y. where he re- writer also was at work on a book. ing Mrs. Robert D. Clark, faculty to the eollege community without ceived apparently suffered a heart attack. regulating on ;Ind off-campus or- his A.B. He earned his Her father said she spent most of members and students, will discuss admission. M.A. Miss Kilgallen's husband, actor ganizations. and Ph. D at Brovvn Uni- her summer vacation in Europe the mle of today's women by con- According to Paul O'Farrell, club versity. As an and nightclub operator Richard FAB To Meet English-Speaking writing in the hope of finishing trasting views pr es en te d by president, Scheer will discuss spe- Union Kollmar, and their youngest child, ASB Pres. John Hendricks said Fellow, he studied at Oxford the volume which he described as writers McGinley and Friedman. cific policy actions and American- University in England. were sleeping in other rooms when today's Financial Athisory Board He also at- "based on her experiences." Miss McGinley's thesis is that Viet Nam policy developments tended the University of she died. Her body was found this Winning Buttons (FAB) meeting will be devoted Hamburg Death ended a 34-year, journal- a woman's place is in the home from 1954 to 1964. In Germany. morning by a maid when she re- mainly to a discussion of student ism career which got into high while Mrs. Frietian urges females studenls holding lloniecoming All copies of Scheer's book, ported to work in the Kilgallen body card fees. gear In 1936 when the New York to combine outside activities with buttons with the numbers 1548, "How the U.S. Got Involved in town house on Manhattan's East FAB is a student-faculty-admin- Evening Journal sent Miss Kil- housewife chores. 2052, or 572 are requested to re- Viet Nam" have been sold out at 68th St. istration committee which makes Classic Film gallen on a round-the-world air- Dr. Cornelia Tomes, associate port to the Student IIIIMITIPMS Af- campus book stores. The book is recommendations on ASB budget The columnist was reported in plane flight which she completed dean of students and panel mod- fairs Office, Rill Honey, buttons a required text for an upper divi- mat ters. "Shoot the Piano 131:1yer" will bo good health until she was stricken. in a then amazing 24 days. erator, said that AWS is "trying chairman, said. sion sociology class. Hendricks called the approxi- tomorrow's Classic Film. She had finished a column for of Her column, the "Voice to extend their programs to in- The numbers were announced Scheer made a recent trip to mately $280,000 a year received The motion picture will Is- Tuesday's papers Sunday night and top Broadway." was the only clude more women on eampus" Saturday nigh t. ait the FOP Saigon, Cambodia and Laos. While from payment of student associa- shown at 3:30 and 7 p.m. In TH55. had mark. her regular appearance by a and urged Broadway column written all female students to game. in the Far East, he interviewed tion fees "the basis of our (ASB'sl All Classic Films are free to the on "What's My Line?". the tele-1 woman. attend. Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cam- financial support." college commtunty. 2-4:TARTAN DAILY Tuesday. November 9, 1965 Rabble Rousing ASB Praised ' S PA RTAN DA I LY By PAT HEFFERNAN It looks as if Smilin' John and the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ashington Square Wizards base pulled another disappearing act, this time with Editor SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER a new twist. Instead of the entire council %anishing from its chambers and reappear. Mg in some unlikely place like Asilomar or Purdue, last Wednesday c tttttt cil mem- bers waved their niagic thumbs down and to 4. Editorial Comment ,ent the Chess Team's request for a measly t $150 into never-never land. I. Actually there were two vanishing acts in last NIL ednesday's sideshow. Between the note-passing, not only was the Chess ,t) Parties Under Scrutiny Team's request given the now-you-see-it, II now-you-don't treatment, but five council executive direc- to members were making like the invisible \\ hat is a political party? In stu- presidency, treasurer, dent affairs, such a party can range tor of the Freslitnan Assembly, and Man. ott , still hope. The request from a tightly coordinated special in- two freshman representative posts. But there is is being reintroduced tomorrow. Now it treasurer, resigned terest group to an organization which Rick Trout, ASB is up to the students ... that's right, YOU, contains representatives of many dif- last week, reducing this number tto stantling there reading the Daily with ferent campus groups. The former is five. your mouths agape in surprise that YOU, generally considered unhealthy, and With the exception of ASB Pres. too, have a responsibility to the ASB. student poser nt discarded it six Jolon Hendricks, these (officers depend What can YOU do to end things like council trips on ASB dollars, the denial years ago. principally on the DSP house for their of the Chess Team's request, Reed maga. MONNE. The college's first recognized poli- political backing. ,116/.. zine's being short-changed, and five mem- tical party (SPUR ) was organized in A DSP brother argues that these of your ASB all belonging to the "Y'all make yourself comfortable while we talk about that price hike .. ." bers 1959 to protnote a wide representation non-party officers (such as Spolter and same fraternity? of students in government. SPUR was the two freshman representati, es) YOU can go to the meetings (Wednes- days at 2:45 p.m. in the College Union) a reaction of Greek control and the protect against an all -SPUR student Thrust and Parry and raise hell when YOU see the needs of single fraternity government and. in effect, act as a power held by a the ASB being forgotten for "political an example of a tightly coordinated deterrent to SP1 R's single-group dom- reasons." special interest group. ination. 'Facts' Change Outlook It's up to YOU to see to it that S.'S SPUR soon succeeded in making Despite this explanar , some ques- has a responsible student government. student gos ernment more representa- tions need to be raised concerning the mayoral race was with the intention of main- After all, it's YOUR money they are play. Student Recommends taining the two-party system, for, as Buckley yourself tive of the heterogeneous student body. role of any such group in student gov- ing house with. YOU owe it to eloquently put it, "the difference between Mr. to make some intelligent noise at the count. and Mr. Lindsay are biological, not Other parties have risen to battle erntnent. The Daily. however, does not 'Non-Emotional Study' Beame cil meetings to reniind the students' "elect. SPUR. and the combined effect has suggest that DSP's involvement is in political." One need only look at their respec- Editor: tive platforms, which are identical, inter- ed representatives" to keep the interests been the infusion of students with di- any way a sinister plot nor a reflection Many conclusions are drawn out of the changeable and meaningless. of the students foremost in their minds. verse interests and abilities into the on int egri t y of the individuals great sea of "facts." lf, in a particular argu- Marjorie Vieere Besides, you'll see a hell of a funny ment, some the "facts" are replaced by other A4974 show. ASB structure. involved. "facts," a different conclusion may be drawn. Since the growth of this representa- For example, can a single frater- Hovv are we to choose the "facts" in order that we may make satisfactory conclusions? 'Cartoon Makes Point; tive student government, no single nity provide broad representation in Let's look at the following example: Book Mark special interest group, such as a fra- terms of student tastes, talents, inter- Five groups of people (A,B,C,D,E) share Need Remedy at Home' particular island. A and B are at war with ternity. has thoninated it. After last ests and philosophies? Just how strong a each other. C is friendly with A but not Editor: is friendly with B spring's general elections, however, a are fraternal bonds, and can they in- involved in the war. D Your cartoon on Nov. 3 ("We're not Cuban involved in the war. E has a policy Style Change terfere with the officers' responsibili- but not refugees ... we escaped frorrt Alabama") was situtif began developing analogous of neutrality. A member of group B wants more than sufficient answer to Peterspn's izzid to that which Sl'UR helped to abolish ties toward the ASB and the student to know what is going on in. the war and,why. In his review, of Stendhal's "Racine Dansbi's Nov. 1 letier. Surely How should he do it? et Shakespeare," Charles B. Paul, assist- six years ago. The danger point hasn't body? one cartoon was worth 1,000 words, though I would like to urge all people interested in I still wonder if Peterson and others of similar ant professor of humanities, discussed pri- been reached yet. but this possibility Can student government sun he giving an answer to this question to talk to myopia will ever arrive at the point of seeing marily the important part played by this poses a threat to the increasingly rep- when it is dominated by a single group, me on Seventh Street between 12 and 2 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays. We could lay the the beam in our national eye in addition to French novelist and critic in the transfor- resentatis e gos eminent of recent years. whether DSI' or SPUR? And if so, groundwork for a non-emotional, intellectual the mote in that of other ideologies. niation of French tragedy in the early Perhaps remedy, a species of charity, should Until just last week, metnbers of what representation pros ided by these discussion of the Viet Nam situation. 19th century. John G. Beuger begin at home. Here. In the back yard, rather like all Romanticists, called a single fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi, groups is best for student government A15855 than in someone else's yard. Stendhal, occupied six high electise ASB posi- the limitations of a fraternity or A. R. D'Abbrascei for a revolution in literature. He asked Assistant professor of philosophy tions the ASB presidency, vice the comprehensiveness of a party? that writers abandon the arbitrary neo- 'Mayor-Elect Dropped Classical rules handed down from the Republican Affiliation' time or Racine and turn to Shakespeare t PA RTAN DA 1 LY for inspiration. Editor: I Ilf".""' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE For Shakespeare with Dante and Goethe AWS Tests Symposium Thursday's editorial comment on the Lind- formed the trinity of French Romantic Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. say election revealed an unfortunate ignorance Member California Newspaper Publishers Association artists. Shakespeare, in particular, was to of the New York political situation on the and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by he the tnodel of Romanticists in their Today's Associated Women Stu- Dr. Cornelia Tomes, associate dean part of the writer. students of San Jose State College, except Satur- day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription search for % ri ssi i I i tude, concreteness, dents' tea and panel discussion at 3:30 of students. said that if enough interest The article referred to John Lindsay as a accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full in Cafeteria A and B is designed to is shown at this AWS meeting, plans "Republican," which is rather quaint, consid- ec.,:lemic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus variety, realism and fidelity to die spirit ering that, after deserting the GOP in 1964, price, per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial of their own time honor women's set-% ice and honorary will be made to invite nationally Lindsay made even clearer his disdain for the Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office Paul illustrated the influence of party hy campaigning for mayor on a ticket societies and pros ide timely informa- known women to come here to discuss hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. Shakespeare French Ro rit antic backed by the Liberal Party, many Demo- tion on the `loomemaker or feminist" many opportunities mailable to Editor SCOTT MOORE the cratic reform groups and other factions, which Advertising Manager BOB SCHERNER drama with a discussion of the plays of challenge facing today's women. college w ((((( en. could hardly be considered part of the GOP. News Editor . CARY KOEGLE Dumas, Hugo and de Vigny. In conch , Day Editor PAT HEFFERNAN The word Republican never appeared in his he remarked Mai despite their sincere More significantly, this meeting It is hoped that S.IS women will Associate Editor CAROL CARD camgntign literature. To top it off, Lindsay Copy Editor TOM MEAD homage to Shakespeare, the French Ro- could be the forerunner to a syno- attend today's meeting to gain personal was backed up by the New York Post! Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON Campus Life Editor _. SUSAN KANG mantic playwrights veere tillable to break posionn to be held ton catnpus next insight as well as to show Even more amusing (and irrespon.sible) the support Fine Arts Editor CRAWSHAW away completely from the influence of was the reference to William Buckley's "juve- spring. for future sym i th Wire Editor STEvE BETTINI nile actions."' Actually, his entrance into the Assistant Editor CHRIS RICHERT Racine.

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St. John CY 3-0631 .P./SC.P akt aa. o all YI Opera Workshop in Concert Hall l''11`011Y, NOV0111114'1. V.VS Back Porch Majority Mozart's 'Magic Flute' Opens Tonight Swings Tomorrow The Opera Workshop, spon- tomorrow night's performance to 75 cents for students and $1.25 Folk music pervades the cam- group blends comedy sketches sored by the Departments of be conducted by Dr. Edwin C. for general public. All seats are pus as members of the ASB vvith its folk presentation. till` Dunning, associate professor of reserved. will present Spartan Programs t 'ommit tee The four guys and three gals Music and Drama, GLEE CLUB LI1111,1 music. sell tickets to tomorrow night's have been compared to the Mozart's. "The Magic Flute," "The Magic Flute" will be sing Witil Tickets for tonight's perform- performance by The Back Porch The Christy Minstrels. They night at tonight and tomorrow ance to be conducted by Carson fully staaed and directed by Dr. Majority in the 111en's Gym at with similar format but yet have 8:15 in Concert Hall The opera Wong, graduate student of music, Dunninl. 8:15. a style which is distinctively pear. Opera will be sung in English. are selling rapidly. Available in \Vorkshop cast of 25 The Committee, accompanied their own. students will be attar Tickets have been soli out for Concert Hall foyer, tickets are augmented bY by "Back Porch" records, is sell- s tent - the Men nlee Club under the ing tickets at a booth in fmnt of dire At of Heisinger, as- and the Spartan Bookstore today and sistant professor of music. tomorrow between 9:30 a.m. and tad Sets for the production have "Work ol Art" 1:30 p.m. been designed by J. Wendell ,,weateas & Cashmere Coma Also available in the Simko, acts Jo!mson, professor of drama. Our Specialty Affairs Business Office. ticloa, Lighting will be directed by Ken- V.. _dt.t diaw a profile veen are $1.50 for students and facto neth Dorst, associate professor ol int r most successful less ty and $2.50 for the genet,: of drama. TA, agents. They defy DISCOUNT public. \\II 11 ASH CARD MAJOR ROLES generalization. mei I The seven-member folk gnat; Nancy Johnson, graduate stu- flavors its songs with blue gra,. Hat some things about dent of costume design is re- ;t1111 l' Ile music. TI a them do stand out in Art Cleaners sponsible for wardrobe. common. A strong sense itte-t One Day Serrice 398 E. Sauta Clara 293.1030 Principal roles will be sung by ot pm pose. Enthusiasm w it Carlo Micheletti as Tamino; alaiiit their work. Richard Oglesbee as Papageno, Especially clear is the the bird catcher; Pegi DiBari as CAL BOOK feet that they all derive with Pamina; Karen Krogh as Queen great satisfaction from (OL. of Night; Christopher Hunger- ANNEX working independently B. land as Sarastro, the high priest; in a service field. John Worthington as Monosta- Open until 9 like opportunity to work SHOW SLATE tos and Soon Hwang Chun as lf the tni a I Papagena. DRAMATIC GOODBYE Carlo Micheletti, anii build on your own as Tarrant:), a prince, tonight alga- "The Magic Flute" or "Die bids Pegi DiBari as Pamina, daughter of the Queen, ability appeals to you, farewell as you should investigate tem- Zauberflote" combines simple Christopher SARATOGA G A Y Hungerland, high priest, looks on. The scene is from Internship German Folk tunes with classi- 467 E. San Carlo, our Camptts the 14502 Big Basin Way 8a73026 400 South First 294-5544 "The Magic Flute presented tonight and tomorrow at 8:15 in Program for careers cal operatic writings. Concert Hall. insurance. MY BABY IS BLACK in life dines- MARRIED WOMAN Trainingas well as DEVIL DOLL incomestarts now, ion) TROUBLE NUTT! HARRY Stage Designer .while you're at college. ls of allowing you to make tical a proper career TOWNE CINE,MA decision before graduation. 1433 The Alameda cl" 7-3060 552 ti. itaseom 5-7238 Gorelik Visits Here Call us for an interview; nen t Visiting professor a drama director is directing the SJS pro- we'll be glad to give you 'BRILLIANT.HILARIOUS!' the details. play- N Y Journal Amen,. from Southern Illinois Univer- duction, "The Dybbuk," a Jewish sity, Mordecai Gorelik is teach- folk drama by Sholem Ansky. irself JOSEPH E. LEVINE '"ut froNTI ing a senior and graduate semi- The play will open in the Col- Ben Reichmuth C.L.U. '67 mon- =a. nar at SJS on "Scenic Imagina- lege Theater, Friday, Dec. 3. tiect- tion." Gorelik is in charge of set de- OFF Tom Niemann '63 'rests MASTROIANNI The widely known stage de- sign for the play. Tom Heflin '64 inds. Ersi signer, theater historian and Thursday, Nov. 18 in Concert All Art and Engineering mny Hall at 10:30 a.m. Gorelik will Ray Terry '64 lecture on "The American Thea- Materials Dick Flanagan '65 ter and the American Public." CaSIMOVa 'Pied Piper' The lecture is sponsored by the ASB Lecture Committee. WESTERN ART PROVI ENT Gorelik's book, now reissued MUTUAI LIFE .m4 To Open 00 nMil0111,10.11/1 in paperback, "New Theaters INSURNel COMP.M11. ' MUM MATERIALS ; =NU for Old," is recognized as a a century of dedicated make major contribution to theater Thursday North 4th Street history. 262 S. First Street 298-1557 210 Phone 297-5707 The SJS Department of Drama EPIC THEATER chic is producing Browning's ."The A champion of Epic Theater AIMMEMEMOMMIMMENEk ssist- of playwright Bertolt Brecht TIJSIIINGIA111 [4.11ASSY PrC TURES A.m. Zolor Pied Piper," a play for children FOR ADULTS ORLY] director Erwin Pis- pri- A WOODFALL FILM Iircorettato of all ages. The play will be and stage cator, Gorelik stated in an arti- 7 this presented Thursday and Satur- cle mitten for the New York ;for- day at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Friday at 4 p.m. in the Studio Times, "If the Theater of the tarly Theatre in the Speech and Absurd" leaves me less than / / Drama Building. wildly enthusiastic, that may not prove, necessarily. that I am a ;Heti Tickets are available at the "cati-6 ied cpartatt relic of the anciem regime." ascii the College Theater Box Office. PSEUDO-PHILOSOPHIC neo- Fifth and San Fernando Streets, between 1 and 5 p.m. Admission "But when I am presented the is 50 cents. with callow, pseudo-philosophic care The play has been adapted hy plays like "Tiny Alice" and hear Courtancy Brooks, professor of them praised for their "awesome drama and director of Children's depths" or am told they are "a Theater at SJS. shaft driven deep down into the ntic Music and mime for the col- core of being ... I begin to feel Is to lege production have been writ- enough is enough. The impor- r ten by graduate students of tance of these sophomoric cha- nests drama Bonda Gay Lewis and rades has been tremendously William Keeler. overra fed." airit

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"This journalistic society for men? ft.eedom of information and a lof( is currently on display in the lirliqt10 beauty can be observed can's HMS This question will be one of Person's right to a fair ' trial. SJS central library foray and in many situations such as the the major items on the business KEYNOTE SPEAKER SA% will be shown for three weeks. fisherman at work in the vil- NALL agenda of Sigma Delta Chi's Keynote speaker will be Ber- Pavloff, a 22-year-old senior lage, the professor in deep 56th annual convention in 1,os nard Kilgore. president of the art major from San Francisco, thought and the natives living THE DAYI Angeles beginning tomorrow for M'all Street Journal and the -hot the pictures for his 24-piece, and working against the back- four days. 13iltmore Hotel is con- society's national honorary presi- one-man art show in Japan this ground of Jaixin's landscape vention headquarters. dent. Kilgore will speak Thurs- summer when he represented Delegates from the society's day at a dinner to be attended -4-04 San Jose in an exchange stud- 172 chapters, including the SJS by California Governor Edmund dent program sponsored by Pa- chapter of SDX, will hear Brown. ver cific Neighbors Organization. speeches by "leading figures in Gov. Brown will address the He attended Okayama Univer- journalism and government," an- group Saturday. Los Angeles sity in Japan and studied various iit- nounced Ralph Sewell, national Mayor Samuel Yorty is sched- painting techniques and water- president and assistant manag- uled to present a welcoming color art. ing editor of the Daily Okla- speech Thursday evening. Photography s t a rted as a homan and Times, Oklahoma Another government represen- hobby for Pavloff GAS and became City. tative to appear at the annual xi avocation interest three years convention is House Minority Regular PROFESSORS TO ATTEND ago when he enrolled in a photo- Leader Gerald Ford tR-Mich- Representatives from SJS Will journalism course here. igani. Following Ford's appear- include John Dunne, SOX advis- Pavloff won first place in a ance at a press conference for er rind assistant professor of photography contest sponsored student delegates, SJS chapter journalism; Gordon Greb, asso- by the SJS chapter of Kappa SHAKESPEARE will compete with other college ciate professor of journalism; Alpha Mu, national 249 photography J. IS EASIER Pearce Davies, associate profes- representatives in a viTiting con- society. He also has done test for Srin in cash prizes. - , by Nick Pavloff Photo when you let Cliff's NoteS sor of journalism; and 14 SDX work for the magazine supple- be your guide Cliff's Notes stittltnt M'AR CORREsPONDP:NT "JAPANA STATEMENT'' is currently on display at the SJS explain most ment of the San Francisco of Shakespeare's The progress of the war in plays including Antony and C100. central library foyer. The one-man photo exhibit including 24 Chronicle. South Viet Nam vvill be the sub- pers. For each play Cliff's Notes scenes of Japan is the work of SJS student Nick Pavloff, who In the various pictures on ex- Ethyl gives you an expert scene LEARN ject of a talk to be presented -by- was an exchance student from San Jose to Japan this summer. hibit at the Library, Pavloff says scene summary and character SHOE by Malcolm Browne, Viet Nam analysis. In minutes, your under- Scenes of the land and its people is the central theme of Pavloff's that he has tried to capture the correspondent for ABC, former one of the fisher- standing will in. .410,./.11140 COVERING art show and can be seen in such pictures as the essence of "everday existence in crease. Cliffs Associated Press writer, and 411111V it. man in a Japanese village shown above. Japana calm and slightly ruff- Notes cover tll llllll winner of a Pulitzer Prize and "MO ,71 led beauty." 269 more than 125 SDX award for Ills coverage of major plays and "Japan is it playground for the novels. Use the conflict. WeiCOMe to "Bat Manor" them to earn Extremist attacks on the press ************************ better grades in will be discussed by Dr. David Guaranteed all Cliffs Kelly's & Louise's your litera Manning White, chairman of tore courses. Major Oil Co. Gas journalism at Boston University. Students Reveal How 4r CLEANING Dr. Robert Jones, director of 125 Titles in all among and Cigs 15c them these favorites: the school of journalism at Uni- versity of Minnesota, will lead They Swing to Sleep PRESSING Kleenex 5c Learn to cover your old shoes a panel discussion Saturday on ,,a.0 with beautiful fabrics in only 3 Hershey Bars 5c 10001 trends in journalism education. If yttit (..itt imagine wzilkii,,; "1 tried 111 11W myself up euy Coupon Book 50qt ril one short lesson. Kong The closing banquet address holding onto buth beds, which 10c ,,,ghts Iting into a room in the middle uf the by Save $3.00 2 Toilet Tissue We rake Groups of 12-20 Saturday will be delivered by night arid hearing snores from are about a foot apart," Whit- el1u Uullivef a 110.13 Lunt 01 Paper Towels 1Cc Flie$ People On Special Theodore F. Koop, president of the direction of the ceiling, you man said of his first night in Sdnf a Clara at 12th SDX Foundation and vice-presi- Call for Information: might be able to picture "Bat 13at Manor. "But I ended up 297-9954 Ajax Cleanser 5c dent of CBS in Washington, Manor." with my head hanging down and Teufulte-IP4X1-***************** $1 at your bookseller Bette Smith D.C. "Bat Manor" is the name of feet hooked on to the chains w/Minimum Purchase A/\,.\, or write: 248-5509 Entertainment will include a a room in the Sigma Phi Epsi- supporting the beds." visit to Disneyland and a "cele- lon fraternity house, 281 S. llth Margie Kirwin brity (linnet' and dance, where LADDER OF SUCCESS St reet. Open tuff s NOM. 241-0080 television persortality Art Link- Although it might seem like Following more unsuccessful Tonight Puritan Oil Co. WWI Statist Li11111. Nelii 18505 to letter will serve as host. the "Sig Eps" are violating ap- attempts, Whitman decided assistance. He found proved housing rules by keeping get some ladder in the garage. 4th & William pets, such is not the case. a step Until 9 p.m. HOUSES STUDENTS The ladder, "a rather old and become a 6th & Keyes "Bat Manor" is the hame for unsightly. one," has permanent fixture in "Bat Man- SJS students Lou Encalada, 21 - 10th & Taylor year-old senior from Lafayette, and Gary Whitman 19-year-old Encalada, a physical education 13th & Julian sophomore from Pacoima. major, refuses to USP the ladder felettffiq The unusual name comes from and climbs into bed by vaulting the room's unique feature -beds himself up between the two beds. eight feet above the floor. Yet The only trouble he encounters the beds are not beds at all, hut each time is the ceiling. The rather, hammocks t hat hang momentum of his lift-off from PRE-SEASON from four well-anchored chains. the floor often takes him past Encalada and Whitman's first the beds and into the ceiling problem of living in "Bat Man- which is only a foot above the or" was getting into bed, a us- mattresF level. ually simple task. "I have to admit that before But how does one climb into I got the hang of it," Encalada a bed lhat is well over one's said, "my head had a bump on head? it evrry night." Lfle,C61. A15 ...C111 Pr TO.(4.1.1. SALE VISIT OUR SKI SHOP TODAY FOR THESE VALUES

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San Francisco State Frirlay which A remarkable comeback--what Arizona State, and New Mexico in Against Pacific, the SJS second- in Berkeley Friday, a defeat night and Stanford Saturday season's else can be said about the streak- succession. ary intercepted four of highly - dropped the Spartans' ing Spartan gridders after they SJS pigskinners will take a 4-4 regarded Tom Strain's passes. record to 6-6. overwhelmed the University of record Into their final home game PARKER INTERCEPTS The Spartans took seven m, Pacific 52-21 Saturday night for Saturday night against Montana In thy second quarter of the shots than their opponents, hut SJS' fourth straight victory after State at Spartan Stadium. If the Ilumecoming contest, defensive were not able to hit the goal vvith losing its first four games. Spartans beat the Bobcats and top halfback Dennis Parker intercep- consistency. The Spartans haven't won four Fresno State the following week, ted a Strain aerial on the Spartan Bill Parker and Jim Mohlad they will end with a 6-4 mark and 27 and raced down the sidelines were the only Spartans able to their first winning season since with Fred Heron leading the way break the ice, scoring three and two, respectively. GAS 1961. and was finally knocked out of especially high on "James, meet me at the SIX RECORDS 1771111 .1111111111111111MM011111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111. bounds on the UOP 3a 70-yard Walton was Regular The giidders have averaged 28 runback. Parker, who played his best game Pizza Haven. Nowhere points during the four-game win SJS scored moments later. of the year, and second outstand- streak and broken six school rec- In the opening period, linebacker TOUCHDOWN! is the signal given by the refercr s as SJS half- ing one in succession, according to else can we be so alone ords in the last two games. Hunter picked off a Tiger pass on back Bobby Trujillo scores from 11 yards out during the second his coach. 24 9 The defensive unit. led by Fred the enemy 35 and raced 21 yards quarter of the Spartans' 52-21 Homecoming victory over the Cal was in front for the final amidst the hundreds of Heron, Mike Christenson, Martin to the 14. University of Pacific Saturday night. three quarters after taking a 1-0 Baccaglio, Steve Arnold, Eb Hun- scarfing SMERSHagents. ter, and Mel Tom has allowed hut six touchdowns in the past four Pass all messages to me contests. Loccrs Late Goals Boost ASH RADIO & TELEVISION Ethyl They surrendered only two wrapped in pepperoni. scores to Arizona State, one each Sales & Service Color and Black & White 1947 to Arizona and New Mexico, and Soccer Crew to 5-4 Win SAN JOSE S FIRST SINCE 10th and William, to- Steve Locci, a defensive stand- Hercules Mihelis fur an especially GUARANTEED SERVICE out throughout the season for the strong performance. night." Record PlayersTape RecordersFM Stereo 269 Frosh Poloists SJS soccer team, showed his all- The Spartans meet Stanford to- around ability Saturday, as he morrow night at 8 o'clock in Spar- HiFiAudio AmplifierTVs Defeat Cal 15-2 booted in two last quarter gnats tan Stadium, in a contest that will A balanced scoring attack paced to give the Spartans a 5-4 victory probably decide second place in 97 E. Salvador at 3rd 295-1484 Guaranteed the SJS freshmen water poloists over UOP in Stockton. the NCISC. Major Oil Co. Gas to a 15-2 pasting of the Cal frosh The 5-7, 165 pound senior from SJS scored a 6-5 overtime vic- Friday afternoon in Berkeley. Lima, Peru, started the contest at tory in their first meeting with FOR ART SUPPLIES Cigs 15c Mark Fuller, Bruce Prefontaine his usual fullback post, but switch- the Indians on Oct. 20. SAN JOSE PAINT and Tom Allen each scored three left halfback in the second Stanford features a potent of- ed to 112 S. 2nd Street af San Fernando Kleenex 5c goals for the Spartababes as they half. fensive attack, led by forwards pushed their seasonal won-lost Locci's winning goal came with Kamel Kadi and Tito Bianchi, who 3 Hershey Bars 5c mark to 7-5. less than two minutes left, and scored two goals apiece in the 2 Toilet Tissue 100 Following the varsity's example, the score knotted at 4-4. earlier contest. the frosh will play games on FRASER TALLIES Paper Towels 104 Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Spartan.s threatened to turn Ajax Cleanser 5c this week. the contest into a runaway in the Height Problem first period, as Lou Fraser scored FRIDAY NIGHT! w 'Minimum Purchase two goals and Mani Gonzales one for a 3-0 advantage. As Frosh Cagers FRAME & PRINT CAL BOOK The Tigers came maring back, MOONLIGHT however, as inside left Leo Pizarro Puritan Oil Co. ANNEX racked up three scores and left Begin Workouts 1/2 PRICE SALE wing Roberto DeValencia one to Sale starts Friday night 4th & William Open until 9 to give the home crew a 4-3 lead Sparlan treslunen basket bailers 6 p.m. to midnight Nov. 12. as the final stanza began. will be looking up at most of their None sold prior to Friday night 6th & Keyes SJS coach Julie Menendez cred- opponents this season. Kr.tatertneeanatease.,,...... .. tonight ited his squad with a "good team Coach Danny Glines' crew can 10th & Taylor PIZZA HAVEN effort," adding that UOP was only boast of a 6-5 center in the AN JOSE PAINT of the best teams we've met ' AND WALLPAPER 10th & William 295-3805 467 E. San ( arlos "one height department. That man, CO. 13th & Julian all year." Rick Winsor of Palo Alto High, Free Parking 'They just tired out in the last didn't play basketball in his senior quarter," he said. year of high school. _111=1 MENENDEZ PLEASED However, Glines has been pleased Although he was pleased with with the workouts he has run his

(Paid Religious Advertisement) the play of everyone on the team, 19-man crew through for three Menendez singled out center half weeks. The small coach has special WATER POLO BOOSTER praise for the early-season per- The Only Cause to Die For Water polo coach Lee Walton is formances of Tim Holman (6-1 of one of the nation's biggest boosters Oakland High), Bill King (6-3 of for his sport, playing a major Hayward High), Bob South (6-0 Youth is a time for commitment to a cause, for service role in the formation of the NCAA of Mills High) and Greg Delaney to humanity,for revolution against the injustices of the day. water polo rules committee and (6-3 of Garden Grove). The trouble with most peace movements, worthy causes, championship tourney committee. Glines also expects Mike Morris- and protest groups is their unrealistic foundations and Walton also was one of the sey (5-9, Palo Alto High) and Al missing spiritual resources. lt is one thing to stir up a pioneers in formulating plans that Jaffe (6-0, Cupertino) to see plenty storm and quite another to accomplish any lasting results; initiated the NCAA Collegiate of action when the Spartababes it is easy to raise questions, but harder to effect a cure. All-American water polo team. open their season Dec. 1. John Lauritzen wanted further The missing power in many groups, and churches, and 11111111111111111111111111111111111t11101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111111 knowledge movements of reform, is Jesus Christ. The missing "some. thing" in many human hearts, the answer to that human need to "be somebody" is Jesus Christ. It was Jesus Christ MaJler who said, "He would find his life will lose it, and he who g_ loses his life for my sake and the gospel's will find it." In javeteri a universe where a soverign God still holds the strings of history it just doesn't pay to serve counterfeit causes or 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Eenter to be content with second best. San Jose IWO Saratoga Ave. Phone 297.0920 Phone 379.3051 Perhaps you've wondered about the zeal of early Christian martyrs or the fire of Wesley, Calvin, Luther and Knox. Do you know that the fire and power of a living Christ are just as available today? If you mean business ta, ILONP with God, why not rise to the claims of Jesus Christ as Paul did when he found out, "it is no longer I who live, but DIAMON D RINGS Christ who lives in me." (Galatians 2:20) The cause of ==, Christ still is the most dangerous and revolutionary cause the world has ever seen, but it is a cause which is guaran- teed not to fail. What every man finds in Jesus Christ he can never lose; a Christian knows, not believes, he possesses eternal life. "Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? As it is written, 'For thy sake we are being killed all the day long; we are regarded as sheep to be slaughtered.' No in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ He's finding it at Western Electric Jesus our Lord." (Romans 8:35-39) When the Uhiversity or Nevada awarded John Systein's revolutionary electronic telephone switch- noth- Experience is the best test of truth, and there is =-_ Lauritzen his B.S.E.E. in 1961, it was only the first ing system. Why not ing like joining the club to get the inside story. big step in the learning program he envisions for If you set the highest standards for yourself, both check out the cause of Christ and find out for yourself He VSNIETIA u Pfteim elm himself. This led him to Western Electric. For WE educationally and professionally, we should talk, really is worth dying for. agrees that ever-increasing knowledge is essential Western Electric's vast communications job as You Are Cordially Invited to visit our Bridal Registry to the development of its engineersand is help- manufacturing unit of the Bell System provides and see our 22 new patterns in Chinaware, featuring: ing John in furthering his education. many opportunities for fast-moving careers for Syracuse Fine China " Crystal Stemware by [Jaime. John attended one of Western Electric's three electrical. mechanical and industrial engineers, gaard &KM from Sweden. 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First St. Westgate Shopping renter Western Electric MANUFACTURINO ANO SUPPLY UNIT OF ro-or BELL SYSTEM 0 Box I I 7g1 Palo Alto, California San Jose lean Saratoga %se. ...9A1 1 Phone Tr.inot I 11 ’ C,ty 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111101111111111114111111N1111 1111111111111111M11111111111111H1111111111111N111111111H1 11,1, 71, , II-APART AV 19 ATT.Y lTdorr1,1! Ilnerrnher leVA 4. Dr. Clark To Talk SPU To Offer Daily Spartaguide 11-.....ident Kobel 11. Clat k will Job Interviews 49- HoioX1 7 p.m., PER262, all interested stu- speak at Allen Hall, :325 S, 10th I dig 211'14, 7:30 p i:iwt dents are welcome. St., tonight at 7.30. All intersiews are held in Ilse lions in management, tralnin President Clark's topic has not Service meeting. WEDNESDAY leading to store manager and Counseling Placentent Center, AD%1234. Ap- been decided. Spartan Spears, 6:15 p.m., ED pointment signaps begin on Turn- rredit manager controller. Must Arub-Anwria.an Club, Cafetetia Following the talk there will IA. A daily counseling service , tomorrow afternoon. according to 241. regular meeting. dass for e puny intersieus the be a citizen. Male only. Area A and guest speaker. Farouk student seeking alternatives to the i Richard Epstein, Student Union a question and answer period. Contusing neek. Ja111111 grad. ,,f western International Relations Club. Mawlawie to speak on JordLri work its seven states. 1 A ddift status will he initiated representative. Allen Hall's ciatural committee may obtitin further 'schedule kris :3:3 p ni.. C/1162, regular business conflict. is sponsoring the evening function The Emporium: business admit' Counseling sessions are schedul- turnustlan the Placement meet in Catholic student Organizattitin. iihich open to residents of at 'siltation, economics, liberal :lit - ed each (lay from 2:30 to 3:30 is the Center. C 1148 ill Club, 2:30 p.m. selection 8 p.m.. 79 Sri. 5th Street, giir ;, ,;1 and e,lutta t ion majnrs for 1.: p.m. in the conference room of Professor Misner of new treasurer, rating intercol- speakers. TOISAA in executive t ra ining pri:: 'Building K. Epstein, graduate phil- leglate team for upcoming meets. voccoccemoroccoocesor..-...cor Nlontgomery Ward And ( - leading to haying and retail in..ri FRIDAY Accepting applications for new in- ny: open to all itlai,e's do. p, agement positions. citizenslir C)ur Specialty 1.J.S. To Moderate Show learn members. Intistiute of Religion, 12:30 p.m.. will be tercollegiate riot required. Male or female. Ar.. Greunich, sociology major 10th and San Fernando, guys! Spartan Shleklc. 6:15 p.m.. Cafe- of work San Francisco counselors. speaker Dr. Fred K. Flolni..troo Every Mon., Tues., On TV Tomorrow Epstein, all three teria A. regular meeting. !slows in a Area. According to chairnian of the physies. and Wed. t Ommittee. 3::I0 I ...to. . . ociate men currently are classified 1-0, Social Affairs mein svill speak on "Science lsliatioss ? ,.11.11 deal - professor tit law enforcement and con.scientious objectors available p.m., Student Union, l'eglIlar meet- . il engineering, aero- Religion Seminar." ths.rn administration, will moderate for civilian service. ing. SPAGHETTI ....hirtt,ical, physics and ECU\ I SI101 two-hour television program, "The Epstein described the proposed ASVS, :3:30 p.m., Cafeteria A and positions in a "informal discussions All you con eat Milt Police, the Negro and Justice," session... as B, team and panel discussion, all A -. ,,,.ry ,1 -.earch and devel- in depth to work through the feel- 43 lara tomorrow night at 7:30 on KQED, women invited. H.L.cid openims in fields of aero- and values of the various con- rt Prof %In channel 9. ings Epsilon Eta Sigma English _ -,. Lid electronics. Must be a positions." $1.00 Negro comedian Dick Gregory scientious objector 1 lonortny Organizat ion,. 3 p.m.. ,ti/en NTale or female. Area classifications t h e and San Ma leo Under-Sheriff The three 113, guest speaker to speak on H Free parking at Al's & Earl's of - ..rt Beach. plan to discuss 3rd St. Wesley Pomeroy will participate in SPU counselors' masters program. olds Show 38 S. it. are 1-A-0. conscientious objectia "Redi-Room" Tobacco the discussion of alleged police Canterbury, LSA, 1.7CCF. 7 p.m. as.ailable for non-combatant sees - s ANGELO'S .iiiijors for a posi- brutality in handling civil right= :MO So. 10th St. Campus Christinii Dancing Nightly ,. lee only; 1-0, con.scientious object- i.resentative. demonstrators and Negro suspects Center, Roger Lette will speak t tt- available for civilian servicr n Gallery STEAK HOUSE Featuring: genet.ally. Univac. pis p.ion of Sperry Rand the group concerning his views ori g72 E. Santo Clara Street Prof. Misner arranged and co- zontributing to national healt h. Corporation: loath, electrical en- Viet Nam. DeVineenvi :4.1S asSoetate "THE JOLLY producer, the television show. safety or interest; and the "non- 'ha ...OrrCr. physics majors for Christian Science, 7:30 p.m. Gregory and Pomeroy met :it siorx.ri tor" L L 111 fes.,,,,d of ;11.1, 1,, currently 11,11,1 - ROGERS" ousitions iis systems design engi- Memorial Chapel, regular meetini.; the Republican Convention in Sari an exhibit ol paintings and ra.er. applications analysts, math. In Ed - A-Go-Go Francisco in 1964, where t he Students tor Exeellence ;Mall. IS NI LISI 1 le a U.S. tit i- wings in the I tile Gallery Sunday Session heftily helped avoid a threatenets oration, !!!:111 8:1)101), general '11;;:! 1, \I 1.A...de Art Building. WIN THE Starting at 4 p.m. Area of isoi intorntibile "stall -in" by 6%11 rights ArabOfficial meeting. I'LL], 1'1111.1,1H The 11 ark E'llab, :3:30 p.m., The exhibit includes works com- 4340 Moorpark at Saratoga CII1117, guest spe,iker on the prob- pleted while $ I..! I II! The program, part of KQED's during the past year MM. '500.! continuing series, "Where is Jim lems of the unwed mother. IteVincenzi was on sabbatical leave To Discuss Student Peace Union, :3:30 p.m., in Lucca, Italy. 'rhe paintings deal Cross," will be repeated SI.111(1:* Rent your 3-speed or 10-speed Z't,' Jul \ at :3 p.m. CI1166, election confirmation; gen- with the general life of the Italian eral meeting and counseling on people. bicycle tor Friday's Little to IA draft status. 11)11/1; 1)14$30018 Palestine alternatives DeVincenzi says his visit was of '500' race. Reasonable rates. Zi K Club' 1:3 run" Ec- "tremendous value" to hins as al) Talk on Christ nomic Lounge. regular meeting. \ The second lecture of the Con- "The Jordan River and the Pal- artist. AT .. ::riternit y of Christian Doctrine estine Question" will be discussed TOMORROW DeVincenzi, current chairman Paul's Cycles ries veil! be held tomotrow at 8 by= Farouk A. Mawlawi, former the San Jose Fine Arts Commis - AIESEC, Committee IS. A. 111-, 111,- 11,,reedu I 1 3-9766 ' UN delegate from Lebanon and $ 14’904 ;/ at the Newman Center, 79 7 p.m., 13arracks 312. regular meet- sion, has received 19 awards for current Director of the West Coast Flours: Tues..Sat. 8:30-6 5th St. ing. his work since 1947. He has held p.m. $ Center, at 3:30 Open I- ri. Speakers will be 'Mike Dreiling, Arab Information Tan Itella Phi, 7:30 I() one-man shows since 1952, in - until 9 p.m. $ iiideerway tomorrow at the Arab-American i 1,.....I Sun. 8 graduate student. and Sister 1111'0111 ' eluding one last spring at the .: Mon. IA:inn:a. teacher Club meeting in Cafeteria A and at Mother Butler UV:A Ti111.1 p.m., Sauro Pasquini Grillers, in Luce. %...... ,...".W...... V.,,r1,101.4.01.41.1.11,4. __. I 'hi ‘4,11.. F3 Aid by lee ---- The meeting is open lathe public elttitet at I lont, I .1 1 ia t and and refreshments will be sersed. guest sjuniker Mawlassi's speech should be of Spartan Daily Classified special interest to political scienci students according to Mohammed Clinic Offers - - --- Adwan, Arab_American club pres- , Math ENGAGEMENT RING. ANNOUNCEMENTS' carat dia I UNAPPD. APT. I bdrm. Furn. Women ident. i -.di Gene 294.! .. 29E lES4. Mawlawi recently returned from VAUGHN S PRE.HOL1DAY SLEEPING ROOM Help to Students SUIT SALE. FOR YOUNG COL- a tour of the Arab states and was JENSEN SPEAKER SYSTEM. 2 aoe,,, LEGE MAN. 293-4432 in attendance at the second Arab Students seeking help in math- MARIA CANE CONTRACT. Must sell Summit Conference held in Alex- ematics may attend the NIath Vv ANTED .1 I 298 2861. andria, UAR. Clinic which is held every week ALL NEvs STEREO COMPONENTS. I OR 2 GIRLS TO citizen, Mawlawie, SHARE NICE A Lebanese in MH227. t. l s,:ea,or HOUSE. , St. 292-9205. urrtable $45. 2.? attended Tripoli College and was Qualified graduate and upper LRG. ATTRACTIVE RM. IN NICE awarded a Genet-al Certificate of division math majors and membera AUTOMOilVE .12) REC ORD PLAYER. -a rnaeo. 4 speed HOME. Fcr you -A man. Linen furn. 484 Education from the University of of the Student Mathematical So- 293 2711. 'S6 CHEV. London. He received his B.A. in ciety will help students MYVF, off, MALE DOUBLE ROOM. Kit. priv. 267 political science and B.S. in math- 7:30-9:30 a.m. and T-Th. 12:30- '64 MG MIDGET. S . 9697 or 294-3326. ematics from the University of 2 p.m. 11111:1=11111 Chicago, $2.50 PER HOUR PLUS COMM. Full or UNAPPD. MALE HSING. Lrg. rms. for The purpose of the clink, is to 2 - 7. S*.d. r Dm. MOTOR SCOOTER. saperb cos- Rent $35.40 He has lectured on television "increase understanding and en- rec. Clcde SJS. Lufors patio. v, Call 293- and radio net works and also joyment of mathematics by pro- $75. 9877. 596 S. tOth St, PLEAS stsT PHONE WORK. Phone for taught courses in Islamic Philos- moting free, infortnal discussion UNAPPD. APT. I 5 r Evermos and Sat. Sal - & 2 bdrm. $85 ond ophy and Civilization at the Uni- $115 rno. 741 S. 6th. 297-1809. of problems and concepts ainong C 298.1262 for ap. versity of the Paci ic .63 CHEV II NOVA SS SINGLE ROOMS. W/Irit. & TV. prise. students," according to R. J. Bitts, St R. H. E. ileaes. Men. 720 S. 3rd. $30 & up. graduate assistant in the math de- 243 ROOM BOARD AND SALARY FOR partment who conduets the clinic. Vick, H E. U 17" GIRL , 0 a.m.-1.30 p.m.) GIRL STUDENTS. If you need a room- '64 ITALIAN MOTORCYCLE. n e 286-0883. , 21,, 6181. Cheating Method 1 DINNER HASHER. Roger Williams 'JAGUAR 58 150. DOWNSTAIRS OF HOUSE. Approx. 2 STOCKHOLM (UPI) - A 20- . 2 ber. 3-6. Van Heusen's odor $120 per mo. 294-9686. 511 year-old student has been expelled Cadets Decorated You know MIDDLE AGE WOMAN FOR HOUSE- Agent 417. He's the man hes, . from Stockholm's Beskowa.saka senior Air Force ROTC YOLKSwAGEN. MOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR ROOM WANTED Upo. di.. male to share 2 Two who has that secret way with '61 = School for cheating with a walkie- cadets were presented Distinguish- 7th, ag & BD. Cali 227 530. 298.6317. A : . talkie. women. It's his "V-Taper" mATURE WOMAN STUDENT TO LIVE ed Military Cadet awards recently HEALEY. 1961. LRG 3 RM. APT. $76.50. Unfurn. Stove, with the snap-tab IN, b employable adult re- e aryer. 625 S. Ilth. 297-0484 Principal Karl-Gustav Koekeritz by Col. Vernon Head, chairman shirt 1. -nee to start Nov. 5. said he noticed the student during of the Aerospace Studies Depart- collar that does it. Shows .... wk. ,e eve. a EXTRA LRG. 1 BEDRM. DUPLEX. 1/4 Wk. a math examination with one hand ment. up his rugged, rangy ekand. Mrs. Hckt FOR SALE 131 : - A,,,0 4 bedrm. house $175. tightly clamped to his ear. About Cadet Col. Samuel E. Young, physique, and lets a woman 2,2 the same time, he saw a car across industrial mgmt. COMPLETE HI.FI SYSTEM MALE SENIOR STUDENT. Wonderful aerospace and know this man's keeping the street from the clasroom. major from Novato, and Cadet ,, As of money with. PERSONALS (71 pace with the action. Try pcf! fetes, endosure. Mus. hear E.., L.:. ,e, Club coupon book. free Koekeritz challenged the stu- First Licut Lauran Paine, social "417" in shirts, sweaters, Per. tHE FROG EMPHATICALLY predate! $85. 292-8324. A s...,deets will want one! REITER- dent. He admitted having a walkie- science major from Fort Jones, 117 diSCOver fo ,,.n this promotion must ATES. I .1.. . at ho're. sport shirts - and ANTIQUE PERSIAN CARPETS. Pa., talkie concealed under his cloth- Calif., received the awards, based 6,41/2. Beautiful multi -colors. 295.9813 have apod personality and ''Iots of the secret yourself. -= override. 298- HAPPY BIRTHDAY PERDUE. Mo Par 4. ing with a receiver plugged into on scholastic achiesements a n (I aft '5 L, plus ._ his ear. lead, rip abilities. ALTOSAXOPHONE BY MARTIN. $12' SERVICES OD . ,r)9 HOUSING (51 CONCORD TAPE RECORDERS TYPING SERVICE - East San Jose. ' E.- . RM & BD 1 f 117 No. 258-4335. r AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS. , gm -DU-C-AT-1 FOR 1966 e Chet Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. San Carlos. 1 IS HERE! I CLASSIFIED RATES TYPING. Term papers, thesis, etc. Pica To buy, sell, rent or electric. 243-6313. I announce anything, Minimum - DUCAT! SCRAMBLER - Two lines One time Three times Five times TYPING. Ail k'nds. IBM electric. Work just fill out and clip J uaranteed. Jo Vne. 378.8577. 30 hp 242 lbs. low rpm 5-speed trans. this handy order One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line I blank 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 SPECIAL FOR STUDENTS: Boys or girls. $759 p.o.e. L.A. \/ 3 lines 1.50 Sewing, fitting, designing & tailoring. 2.25 3.00 292.7861. Extra accessories included with the scrambler 2.00 3.00 4.00 4 lines EXPERIENCED TYPING DONE. Will edit at no additional cost to you: Send to: Spartan Daily 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 upon request. E. San Jose. 293-1083. CLASSIFIEDS, Add this 3 extra rear sprockets 1206, San lose State amount for TYPING,411M ELECTRIC. Call B a.m. to .50 .75 roor, or eves. 243.7248. 1 extra engine sprocket 117 College, San lose 14, each addi 1.00 1 set of rigid struts Calif tonal line THESIS. TAPE TRANSCRIBING. Xerox ropiess. Marnie Nolan 202 W. Santa 1 set of all cables Print you ad here: Clara. 286.2620. (Count 33 Letters and Spaces tor Each Line) TOTAL VALUE - $150 CHECK A SEWING & ALTERATIONS. Walking dis. BUTTON-DOWN TO SUCCESS CUISSIFICATION te,ce of rollege. 69 S. 10th. Phone 298 DUCAT! SEBRING IN A VAN HEUSEN 4588. Gracie Roe. Announcements (I) 350ge 35 plot, hp 2/1 5 speed trans. For success with any assignment, return Cl RutOmotwe (2) TYPING IN MY HOME. Eperienced tO tradition with a Van Heusen "417" button-down , e. 294 1313. For Sale (3) $769 p.o.e. L.A. Collar shirt. Has a built in secret, too: TUTOR MATH. $7.00 PER HOUR. 294 E Help Wanted (4) the "V-Taper" fit. Accents a man's 7438, CI Housing (5) build. "417" shirts are made in broadcloth or oxford in whites, solids, Cl Lost and Found (6) ad: To place an PENINSULA stripes. Add the softest collar E] Personals (7) and Call at roll going, and it's the look most likely E Services (8) SCOOTER & CYCLE to succeed. JuSt $5.00. Transportation (9) Classified Adv. Office - J206 I 3720 El Camino Real Palo Alto Phone 321-1780 VAN HEUSEN® Daily Weekdays 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Name .._ Address Phone \ \ 111-.1 ',IA "117- (5,10i .1,1111 10:30-3:30 * * * SPECIAL OFFER * * * lotted at Run Ad _ (No of days) Enclose $ Send in handy order blank. Enclose HAll'rti cash or check. 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