AS8 Deadline Tuesday Deadline is the deadline RS Soon Thurs.'s.% .tpplicallons for junior and in appil, at ions to for turning two graduate representatises to union for .vsti the student student I. il has keen e - Harm-) Goldstein. dor% Just let'. tended until 3:30 TuesdaN, ac - an- psis personnel officer. has canting to flarneN Goldstein, nounced. Applicants are asked ASH personnel officer. intenlen sched- to sign up for Goldstein said inteniews are uled for Thursday and Friday scheduled for the following day 2,30 to 5:30. Also the posi- froin catan a at the student f 11 meeting general's secre- tion 4,f attorney 3:30 p.m. hi the student union. tor% Is IM111:11)11% Goldstein said. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 315 S. Ninth st. 49 43:9" 'Tips VOL SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1961 No

" -loll United Fund'azz Folk Songs WHERE THERE'S SMOKE . . . DS Coed, ICE Asks SJSC Grid Game Features :ED Policemen motol otrtA To Aid Drive I ill. Stereophonic State has been asked Cheers San Jose E.. from its faculty to raise $11,500 Stereophonic cheering, Found "Gay Fire "Hey Daddy" will be sung by t administration staff members ar .1 90's" half-Lime activities and an Margie Brown. 1. int use in the United Fund cam - hour-long pre-game show will fire at 487 S. Sixth st. on Wednes- starting Monday. PROGRAM trpte. highlight tomorrow's Col orado is an approximate Program for the show is as day night was discovered by , he amount State-SJS football game. . wok ,f $1500 from last year's follows: Modern Arts Quintet fete - Nancy Foster. an SJS coed who "Stereo" cheering will be orrful turing James McDonald, Don lives next door, according to Capt. achieved with yells coming simul- Chan, Bill King, James McIntyre, James Westerhouse of the fire taneously from both sides of the and Bill Trimble: Berm Wyatt, a foottkill field. Huge cards with folksong and calypso stylist; Joe department. cheers spelled out on them will Teixeira, an accordionist: the Out- The fire did extensive damage dtly he held by students on both sides landers, Sharon Korhonen and to the attic and the top floor, of the field. Paige Brownton, folksongs: and said the captain, hut no cause has "SPARTA PRESENTS" the Formalairs. a male quartet of been determined. It is currently Jazz, folk songs and a hofbrau David Lindstrom, Bob Cunning- drinking scene are among the fea- ham, Ken Hunter, and John under investigation, he said. d Worthington. There were no injuries to the net of tures of "Sparta Presents," a show beginning at 6:45 p.m. in the Students wearing white to the occupants of the two-story struc- Spartan stadium. game will he allowed to sit in the ture: Dale Coleman. Mrs. David .011 A new program this semester, reserved cheering section on the fiamic. Miss Thelma Foster and "Sparta Presents" does not re. 50-yard line, said Kathy Lynes, her mother. Mrs. Izetta Foster. anird place half-time activities, which Rally committee publicity chair- A c or di n g to Mrs. Dolores will go under the theme of "Gay man. Thomas next door at 483 S. Sixth 90's" during the 8 p.m. game. BUSES LEAVES at.. Miss Foster discovered the Half-time activities are the SJS Buses to the stadium will leave band and Spartanettes. FLAMES LEAPED INTO THE SKY as firemen in the area. Many were clad in pajamas as the fire at approximately 10:15 p.m. the corner of Eighth and San sought to control the blaze at 487 S. Sixth st. heat from the flames temporarily chased away HOFRRAI' SCENE Carlos sts. at 6:15 p.m.. arriving The two-alarm fire attracted a crowd of several the chilly weather. The alarm was turned in by Jan WILLARD SAUNDERS The pre-game show will feature in time for the pre-game show. hundred most of whom were SJS students living Mayeda. another SJS coed, who . . . Fund Coordinator the hofbrau scene from the "Gus Round-trip tickets are 20 cents also is a resident there. Lease Show." a musical kevue of each. amount which was raised by fac- However. Mrs. Thomas said she SJS students and faculty which "Sparta Presents" is sponsored ulty and administration staff understood the fire had already toured army camps during sum- jointly by the SJS Alumni associa- Face Lifting Scheduled Bells Stop Tolling donations. teen discovered by policemen mer. tion an dthe Athletic department Coordinator of the SJS cam- II) I .1%.- 110 1111. ha, n.,11,-.11, The 20-minute segment of the Organization of the show Charles Roy and Robert Moir on paign is Willard J. Saunders, pro- the bells of TOW1-r hall Sr.- no show includes "The Drinking handled For 195 6 Library Addition patrol. fessor of business. A meeting of by the Music departm..i.i longer chiming the time of day. Song" and "The Italian Street under Roger S. Muzzy, Rehabilitation of the 1956 ad- weight epoxy, a new adhesive members, appointed from different assistant Due to a power failure in a Captain Westerhouse said the Soni, lu i.ousalt.t Jan Chtton. stronger than the ma. departments to help the campaign professor of music dition to the college library, material transformer, the hells were first alarm came in at 10:13 fol- terial it binds, will be used on the 10:18 was held yesterday afternoon. which' will integrate the building stopped. After it more thorough lowed by the second one at concrete floors to grip a leveling p.m. A total of nine pieces of At the meeting the different with the new six-story library investigation it was found other layer. , equipment responded. he said. faculty members received packets $3500 in Awards Seminar Will Aid structure, will start within 90 electrical parts were also burnt and other materials which will be Jays, C. M. Herd, chief construc- MATTER OF APPEARANCE out. While a crowd of several hun- &tribute,' Monday. tion engineer, division of architec- Explaining the deflection of the "The main problem now." said dred.. composed mainly of SJS stu- Presented Today Area Businessmen the blaze from Funds collected at SJS witl be: ture, State Department of Public floors of the 1956 addition. Dean Victor c. Jansen. 8.15 electrical dents, watched across the street. Mrs. Thomas distributed to the 90 agencies par- Five SJS students wiH Is- pu A one-day seminar in public Works. stated. Burton said. "this is primarily a engineer. "is the parts in til take said two of the students hosed the ticipating in the United Fund. The sented with $3500 in Crown Zell - matter of appearance and not of sometime to lir 11%4.... purchasing will be held here to- The work to be done on the first side of her house in case the fire in N,, ,ember. erbach Foundation scholarships at structural deficiency." SO until that day conies 'spar- morrow for businessmen prepar- addition, will, include re-aranging broke out of control. 3 p.m. today in cafeteria room of offices, seminar rooms and "At the time the center section tans had better kl./.1. their ing for examination for purchas- Fire hoses were strewn all over according to Don R. Ryan, scholar- reading rooms and the leveling of of the library was funded--before natches noun,' tight. Friday Flicks the street as firemen scrambled ship chairman and assistant to the Ing agent certificates. sagging floors that have under- my time it was thought by many up ladders approaching the blaze I in. Tett ace.. si acting dean of students. The seminar, to be held in the gone "more slab deflection than people to be the final library ad- from several directions. The fire Paul Newman and Joan Wood- Vice-President William J. Dusel , science building, is sponsored by expected," C. Grant Burton, SJS dition." the dean stated. ISO Plans Meeting ward. is set for tonight's ls as quickly put out without com- Friday will present the awards to Robert I the San Jose State Management executive dean, said. "As a matter of fact, there was The International Student,organ- flicks in Morris Dailey auditorium Dean Silveria. Cayle Hudspeth, department and the California talk of impeding a 6.000 full-time ization will hold its first general plication. CONSTANT l'SE at 7.30. Edythe Cooper, Wanda Lauden- State, County and Municipal Pur- equivilent student ceiling on the meeting of the semester today At the height of the fire, the During the five years in which The movie, based on a novel by stager, and Mary E. Bates. chasing Agents' association. college. at that time. However, the from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at beat from flames shooting 10 to the 1956 addition has been in con- John (Mara. deals with the slow A graduate student. Silveira will J. L. Herlihy, assistant profes- ceiling was never put into effect." the new International Student 13 feet beyond the rooftop could stant use, some deficiencies have disolution of a marriage over the receive $1500 to continue his train- sor of business, will review public Dean Burton said. .c 283 s iLi st he felt by the crowd across the the work is done. year, resulting from mistinder- ing in the field of teaching handl. purchasing principles and practices developed. when street. The light from the flames both library additions ! capped children for the group. Herd slated. lit up their faces as it outshone will be structurally equal. the floodlights from one of the During remodeling, a heavy world wire trucks. After the flames on the outside extinguished, the cold of the Student - Motorcycle Vacation SAM RAVill I:\ 11410)11 I 11 .1 \ I I; were Fulbright Program DALLAS, Tex, uUPI.- I has an in- night could be felt and the pres- curable cancer, his doctor reported yesterday. A medical bulletin ence of the floodlights became issued by his doctor at Baylor University medical center said a biopsy not ice:dile. Spells 'Summer of Adventure' Awards Available of tissue from Rayburn's right groin rmieals a -metastatic malig- Accoixling to Captain Wester- Foreign travel and cultitral and nancy." "This indicated that the most likely site of the malignancy honse the house is owned by EltAsER wdy in which Manuel ob- ui Illt ioeiis to Justify educational study are opportuni- is the pancreits." the bulletin said. "No further surgery is anticipated." Ilarurld Gordon who resides at wilts who come to S.IS being hired. tained passage on the freighter! ties offered to college students A "metastatic malignancy" means that the cancer has spread from un areas go home during Evidently Manuel is a better for himself and his friend is in.! through the Fulbright Scholar- one point where it originated over other parts of the body. the summer and Manuel Tanoira. talker than locksmith for, as he back- ship program. Applications for 25. junior engineering student dicatIve of his engineering confesses, "Any key will now fit KENNEDY-GROMKO TO MEET TODAY such scholarships are available in from Argentina, is no exception. ground. Although he speakes no, in the locks I made duplicates WASHINGTON 1UP11 President Kennedy is expected at hi. Adm269, according to Donald R. Buses Are Ready But this summer he traveled to Norwegian and knew nothing: for." meeting Friday with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyk. RYail, assistant to the dean of his home in Buenos Aires the hard about locks, he made use of sign - Manuel and Francisco cycled stress that the West is not bluffing in its pledge to fight if neer- students, way on a motorcycle. language to tell the ship's Nor- south from 1.ima for about 1200 for its rights in Berlin. The President, according to U.S. oft,. For Student Rides The most enjoyable part of the wegian officers that he was a' miles hermie turning east over the Ryan urges interested students undoubtedly will couple this warning with an offer to negotiate soon as West's interest. Inn according to Manuel, were locksmith. By a trial and error' mule trail through the Andes. to obtain applications as stnouldering issue if Russia first recognizes the vital To Football Game the 25 days it took him and his system he duplicated keys for! *. (Continued on Page 6) possible, since, on Nov. 1, the cam- in the beleaguered city. friend Fulbright committee will se- Ilus transportation us III VW avail- to cycle from Lima. Pent. pus RED POLICE FIRE ON WEST BERLIN to the two students representing able to students for tomorrow Buenos Aires- But that's get- lect BERLIN I UPI u Communist police fired gunshots into West ting night's SJS-Colorado state foot- ahead of the story. SJS. police reported. Berlin in two separate incidents yesterday. West Berlin ball game at Spartan stadium IDEA FOR TRIP "Evety year at least one of the No casualties were reported in either incident and West Berlin police The idea Three buses will also make the for the long. arduous two we have chosen has been se- withheld return fire. The latest incidents came as West Berlin Mayor trip began roundttip for the SJS-Stanford last spring when lected on a national level," re- Willy Brandt tusik off for the United States to receive a Freedom at .tanfolu on Oct. Manuel and his friend, Francisco marked Itlan. his role in preserving this city's posi- isame Girado, House award in New York for 19, were students at San Busses for the Colorado game Purpose of the Fulbright Schol- tion in the face of Communist aggression. Francisco city college. will lease from the corner of irship program is to increase mu - Vt it 7%; 1111: t x In Sit l'1:0141,11) (*Arad also is from Buenos Eighth and San Carlos sts. at 6:10 !mil understanding between the Aires The two planned to motor- p ill. tINT111111,W,HITiN it'll: al the sta- peoples of the United States and sought final agreement ,at a t.oi to appoint an ArYcle the viay home over the nations dium in time to assure students other foreign countries through Pan-American highway, which is acting secretary-general and use assistants who must be approved choice seats for the pre-game pro- the exchange of persons. knowl- num only a mule trail for most of in advance by the Soviet Union and the United States. The group gram the exciting action on edge, and skills. its route over the Andes moun- hoped to have the plan ready for President Kennedy and Soviet For- ti-re field tains eign Andrei Gromykiu when they meet t'slay in Washington. Scholarships are AVAIIFIble to Minister Tickets for bits rides must he Arriving countries in Mexico City, 'the approximately 32 foreign ATLAS MIS'-'11 t so Sits To xis,: purchased in advance tel one of the lioys learned Fulhright program, and at the Argentine Em- under the CAPE CANAVERAL - , lay tired residence halls. Tickets for 110- bassy that under passage through the to other countries included an Atlas missile more than one -thou the way around the world nuErrow's game are 20 cents each various countries of Central the Inter-American Cultural Con- in a torturous test of its nose cone airplanes and se ship com- For the Stanford game they will America would be impossible with- vention, the Smith -Mundt, and the prised a recovery team that stood by near the target area for an cost $1.10 each out a "triptique" for motor- U. S. Travel Grant programs. their attempt to retrieve a small data capsule riding in the Atlas nose One of the great rivalries of the l'Yeles. Manuel said that legal TWO types of awards are avail- This was the longest shot ever attempted with recovery plans How- football season will renew itself procedures for obtaining the "trip- ble for graduate study abroad ever, the distance of the rocket was a few miles short of the longest taw" Oct. 11 svhen San Jose State's were so many and varied 9054 thot :rider the Fulbright program. One flight ever made by a ballistic missile miles by another Atlas football leiltri battles the Stanford they cycled to the port of a complete award and the other last July 6. No recovery was attempted MI that occasion. Indians Stanford %sill be hoping dlekpll leo where they hopped a partial award. but both are paid REDS PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE MOON ORBIT for revenge after last year's 34. Norwegian freighter, bags and ii the currency of the participat- Spartans. motorcyeles. MOSCOW IUPI I The Soviet Union appears to he building up to 20 1.*.s to the for Lima, Peru. aig country. Mus a new space spectacular perhaps in connection with the 22nd Com- Tickets for the game are 1111 Sale eliminated the red lane 'ti going congress opening here (let. 17. A, usual, the Russian,s through customs in coon - MANUEL TANOIRA, junior Industrial Engineering student from Eigihility requirements and munist party at the student Affairs Office. nil, announcing anything specific in advance But the with of 5.11-' Ines they sailed past: Ecuador. Argentina. displays his new motorcycle, a replica of the one he other Information concerning the are not speculation 16 for $1 presentation obtained at In Moscow centered on a possible canine trip around the moon and student body card Cards will not Colombia and the Central Ameri- used this summer to travel to Buenos Aires, where he sold it for scholarships may he can count ries. I300he had paid $450 for if in San Francisco. Ryan's office. back to earth or another manned orbit of the earth. be honored at the game. 9sr SRI' tiN DUI Y Friday. October 6. 1961 and Parry -01`ft- -01‘ Music Professor To Give 'Sand-box Politics(? Thrust 'Parasites' Gather 'Stupid' To Protect Students Lift Hats Piano Recital on Sunday The one goal that the student government at !qs has rated At Scene of Fire Those Who Enslave To Athletic Director Pianist John Delevuryas, as- Beethoven, Debussy and highest this semester is service to the student body. sociate professor of music, will will be featured. Editor: Editor: Miter: There is %SR officials have time and again stressed that the primary present a recital Sunday at 3 no admission chary,. alai t,stuy there In reply to the lettt.i. from Mr. objective during the coming v ear is to make the government Wednesday night a house Yesterday p.m. in the de Saisset art gal- fur the recital, sponsored tiv were three articles in this col- Bronzan, director of athletics, representative body. burned in the campus area and lery at the University of Santa oil gallery. into a responsible anti umn which seem to advocate in Monday's column, we wish to Clara. Works by Gluck-Brahms, Works presented will It has been more than obvious to the majority of students the parasites gathered. Tension the idea that there are two sides express our deep appreciation of inrittits Gavotte from "Iphigenia in ISol I on campus that student governments have been, in past years, ran high in the crowd while the to the question (democracy vs. his praise of the many people A,,. his," Gluck-Brahms; "Sonata In 10' responsible in Many instances. masses got their vicarious thrill. communism. This is sheer fool- and organizations involved in a far cry from representative or D Major, Op. 10, Nu. 3," .t1 What a wonderful chance to ishness and just what the Com- promoting our football games Governmental posit for the most part. lime been either thoven and "La Suite,.. hustle! Greet the old friends and munists and the Communist and the extra game activities *lab, positions or stepping stones to higher prestige posi Grenade," "Et la lone II prestige meet the new ones. The atmos- stooges want us to believe. I'm produced to better support our desetlo sur le temple qui fut"and lion.. anti the persons that assumed responsibilities inherent phere was that of a coffee break with Professor Carmick 100 per team and school. "Po,. suns d'Or," all by Debussy, Not in "public service" had done. as is often the case in the real with entertainment. Wasn't it cent. Today we are so afraid of We feel, however. that the After intermission, 'Ft a miserable job of shouldering them. funny when the hose broke and annihilation by the hydrogen great amount of hard work put works. t thing, Chopin will be featured. )sw there was no water for the flam- bomb that we have forgotten in by Mr. Bronzan himself, Both SPI H and Sparta Party. the major campus political include "Ballade in F time ing roof? And the fire burned there is something more impor- should be recognized, Mr. Bron- minor, ( powers at the present time, have campaigned on and consist- 52," "Mazurka in H Item brighter. What of the people who tant than lifethan just living. zan knows well the work of the major. and represent'. 41. No. 3," "Mazurka in van ently reiterated the desire to see "responsible" used to live in that house? Oh, Principles, ideals, our American various committees involved in f:,,,, Op. 41, No. 2" and atilt ti'., student gover lllll ent at Si S. don't think of them, that's just way of life are much more im- putting together and publicizing "Polon, in F-sharp minor. Op. refl. If the respective office and position holders allow or cause sloppy sentimentalism! The gad- portant, and if we should just the final product of pre-game 44." The young fei the government to become embroiled in a conflict of politics fly who goes to a fire can't be sit back and let Russia take and half-time activities because musician's sa,... bothered with humanitarian in- over this country, and if you personally attends the ma- began when he started stink or personalities. as seems at this point to be impending, then he East stincts such as that. And the are so afraid of death (you're jority of the planning sessions of piano at the age of six. Ils themselves and student eigr the constituents would be doing both fire burns on. A parasite must going to die some day anyway I each group involved. appeared nationwide on Clis dio and TV, and government a ilisserv ice. cling to everything that promises that you want to cut down our Our hats off to the fine work with the especially if it's at Francisco Symphony Pops, Functioning as a body and accomplishing something really excitement, defense budget so no one will being done by Mr. Bronzan. someone else's expense. A fire Professor Delevoryas It worthwhile is a much more valid measurement of the success get hurt or killed by a nuclear Jackie Antis ASH 9017 JOHN DELEVORYAS o)1 promises diversion of some kind; why don't you go ed cum laude from the of a government than is the number of headlines that intliv iii. warthen Don Bevilluegna ASH 11567 . gives recital Aff11 perhaps someone will get hurt are sity of Massachusetts to Russia? You certainly Dr. James Blackwell and ual members of that government can make in the local news- --that's even more exciting. not doing the United States any ceived his B.S. anti M.S. der: - Marcia Rolla ASH 7456 ;peril papers by means of charges anti countercharges, which resemble People don't change. They will good. from the Julliard Schtsd Dennis Chambers ASK 12157 Musical Comedy MUT always go to fires, always look but sic. He joined the S.IS all too often "tempest. in a teapot." We can voice our opinion, Karen Chatme ASH 10217 TI for a thrill. I know, for I went protecting those who try to en- 1..; If the officials this year can manage to subdue their smolt!. Chock Coburn ASH 12034 To Run Saturdays vet') too. slave us is dering political enmities and personal animosities in order to stupidity! Gm, Compass ASH 9231 Me Along," the net% Cathl Purcell Margaret A. Beek function cohesively, for a change. the student government as a Dick Dodson, Facility musical comedy adapted from DONUTS .1mi ASH 15463 ASH 64811 concept and as a reality will certainly not suffer. Dale Heisinger. ASK 91197 "Alt, Wilderness!" by Eugene IFRESH Over Varieties It might even. perhaps, win the attention and respect of a Kill .11:14.01"111 ASK 1179 O'Neill, will begin its fifth month 72 .an BEST DONUTS IN TOWN great ntany students and faculty members who feel that a col- strwrm .1art Johnson ASK 99141; of performances tomorrow night Inn lege or 'versiiy is something more than a four-year social 11,. nes ASK 11313 at the Cumedia Theatre, 1300 (7,olLant girl .2)Cy ;7/ "1 14101111 and battleground for "sand-box politics." Sue Stacks ASH 7723 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. 117 S. First 6 61 In 11 could be- ASK 11318 If the respective members of the AS13 allow what Lane.- Waldron The musical had its west coast .WM1 come the most effective organization yet on this campus to be- pa /la 1 c - ound premiere with the Comedia pro- come a glorified debating society or mere prestige potpourri, duction. It will play every Sat- as it has been in the past, then all that has been expressed by 1 By MARIE LOPEZ Police Stop Show urday night at 8:30 in the the- cliote clate Society Editor both sides in the spring election campaigns can only appear to atre. be worth nothing. HEADING FOR A WEDDING initiation ceremonies for 32 Al- Friday nights the group pre- ?* EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN The members would do well to remember that an official of A By Lenny Bruce * COME SEPTEMBER A February wedding is sched- pha Tau Omega neophytes. sents "Look Homeward. Angel" * . any group is there to fulfill a function and an obligation, not uled by Sandy Hansen, senior *W.th Rock Hudson, Gina lollokaigld merely to fill a post. banquet will follow to honor the North Beach with Moliere's '"rhe Adventures Also business management major initiates, who are: Tom Butte, At of Scapin," offered Monday * Sandra Dee :n This year's officers, with few exceptions. have the qualifica- from Riverside, and Mike Brady tions and competence to make the AB into a government such Jack Carothers, Bill Erdman, SAN FRANCISCO I UPI I -- nights. TAMMY TELL ME TRUE of Redwood City. Sandy is af- musical. "Take Me Along" as has not been seen belittle on any campus. Owen Grande, Mike Hooper, "Sick" comic Lenny Bruce, ar- The filiated with Alpha Chi Omega, the original story * SARATOGA THEATER If it falls back into the sand-box, however, its members Larry Lindsey, Herb Matter, rested last week on a narcotics is similar to and Mike, presently employed as drunken uncle and the * MAKE MINE MINK shall have no one to blame but themselves. Bruce MacPherson, Barry Mal- charge, was interrupted by po- of the and a junior accountant, is affiliated aunt with their 17-year lagh, Wayne Nerland, Bruce lice during his show Wednesday old maid * lit Glimpses Inside Today's C s with Theta Chi fraternity. escapades of a Norman, Charlie Swat!, Carlos night and taken to jail for al- engagement. The *BEHIND THE GREAT WALL *Elaine Chiappe, junior police unusual 41112MIIMMIN Yureta, Tom Barber, Joe Beuhl- legedly using obscene language. boy growing up produce Mantovani Returns major from San Jose. has an- in the musical. * SPARTAN DRIVE-IN er, George Clause, Wes Elerding, Bruce had just finished his situations nounced her engagement to 3 ALLCOLOR HITS IT'S THE TALK Jim Goss, Don Hoefle, Earl first act at the Jazz Workshop, Delta Upsilon Mark Rocchio, ADA For Concert Series Jones, John Mancuso, Marty Mc- North Beach night club, when *With Hayward 8 OF SAN JOSE! senior police major from Oak- Susan Dean Mar Innes, Pete Mannerino, Tom Mc- he was arrested by Sgt. James. Also land. Spaztanaiiii Angelo's Premiering Oct. 31 Dougal, Jay Nelson, Mike O'Cqp- Solden and Patrolman James TEMPEST HEMMER WEDDINGS nell, Pat O'Daniels, Jerry Todd, Ryan. Ryan had been in the Van Heflin Silvana Mangano The San Jose concert series Entered as second class matter April 24, and FAMOUS will open its 26th season at 8:30 'Nancy Butt ram, Delta Gamma Dave Traverso, Al Valarios, Ter- audience. 1934, at San Jose, California, under the LAST OF THE FAST GUNS DINNER p.m., Monday, Oct. 30 with the senior general elementary edu- ry Caldwell, and Al Vernon. The officers said Bruce used act of March 3, 1879. Member California third return to this area of cation major, Oxnard, was mar- four-letter Anglo-Saxon words Newspaper Publishers Association. Pub TROPICAIRE TWIN VUE STEAK FALL OFFICERS ELECTED Associated Students cf Mantovani and his music. Tick- ried to SAE Bruce Taber, Ox- in violation of laws barring lewd lished daily by DRIVE-IN THEATER Marian Hall residence held its San Jose State College *veep+ Saturday ets for the season may be or- nard, who is presently a student exhibitions and obscene language Sub- NORTH SCREEN this and Sunday. during college year. VISIT dered at the Sherman-Clay box at University of Southern Cali- first meeting of the semester in public places. scriptions accepted only on a remainder. YOUNG DOCTORS week with election of officers $4; in and OUR office, 89 S. First at. fornia Dental School. Bruce, noted for his irreverent of-school basis. In fall semester the main business of the eve- spring semester, $2. CY 4.6414Editorial MINATOUR Other events In the series in- Dottie Hanisch, Phi Mu junior was taken Lariat ning. Elected to office were: social commentaries, Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising SOUTH SCREEN clude the first American tour music major, Concord, to Earl booked, Linda Sue Jones, president; Eve- to jail in a patrol wagon, Est. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of DAVID AND GOLIATH of tile Le Theatre D'Art du Boissonou, Concord, who is now released on $367.50 bail. He Globe Printing Co. Office hours I:45. Room lyn Acosta, vice president; Carol and and Ballet. Nov. 16; the Orchestra serving in the National Guard. returned to the night club in 4:20 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any DON DI Tunen, secretary and Kay Clark, phone calls should be made during these SOON San Pietro of Naples, under the Pat Knowles, Delta Gamma time for the 1 a.m. show. l treasurer. Social chairman for hours. direction of Renate Ruotolo with past president, Salt Lake City, the house will be Leslie Biddle Ile was ordered to apipear yes- Franco Gulli, violinist, featured. married Kansas university grad, Editor JAY THORWALDSON and Bev Rauh, publicity chair- terday before Municial Judge Advertising Manager MIKE FUJIKAKE Nov. 24; Japanese violinist Ray Wells, Salt Lake City. man. Christmas Door contest Albert Axelrod. The two misde- Day Ed.for KEN WINKLER TOWNE GAY Toahiya Eto, Dec. 7; Theodor Cindy Coggesball, Phi Mu chairman is Karen Clawson. A meanor charges each carry a STAFF POSITIONS . CV 7-3060 CY 4.5544 :LT. ANGELO'S Uppman, Metropolitan opera English major, San Mateo, to News Editor Jerry Carroll MtK birthday party was held for girls maximum penalty of six months baritone. March 1; and John Bob Ahmann, Sigma Phi Ep- Office Manager Stuart Flensburg THE MOST TALKED ABOUT -MOST REAR having a birthday in the month in jail and $500 fine. OLD STEAK HOUSE Browning. American pianist. silon, junior industrial Arts ma- Sports Editor Earl Gustlrey SHOCKED ABOUT FILM OF OUR YEARS of September. Those girls who Bruce was arrested Friday Copy Editor Verne Christofferson 744.C.A. 72 E. SANTA CLARA April 5 jor, Lay tonville. blew out candles and opened night in a Philadelphia hotel Feature Editor Ken Winkler Bonnie Smathers, Delta Gam- Fine Arts Editor Linda Amity presents included Bobbie Adair, after police said they found 36 ma general elementary educa- Society Editor Marie Lopez \ LA Betty McElroy, Beverly Cotter, ampules of methedrine, 24 sy- tion major, San Mateo to David Wire Editor Bob Halladay TYPEWRITER Judi Harrison and Nancy Tynan. ringes and white tablets in his Photo Editor Wanda Jolly Moriketter, SJS business grad, room. He told officers the drugs Public Relations Director DOLCE San Jose. WALTER SILVEIRA PLEDGES TO BE FETED were prescribed for an illness. AND MORE WEDDINGS Promotion Manager Eloise Graham * Chi Omega pledges will be He was released on $1500 bail Reporters: Elias Abundis, Steve Chell, RENTALS * Carolyn Reed, senior drama 1-1/1/ TA honored at the annual fall din- pending a hearing Monday. LeOra Earl, Herbert Fraser. Tom major was married to James ner-dance to be held on Satur- Hedges, Christine Headings, Ed Le- Electrics Portables Dunn, former drama dept, in- day, Oct. 21 at the Hilton Inn vine, Mickey Minton, Lester On, Caro- GAY 1:15, 4:45 & 8.30 Standards structor. Saturday. Oct. 1 at St. lyn Perkio, Fred Ragland. TOWN 6:15 & 9:50 in San Francisco. Charlene Bo- Salesmen. Stephen Albright, Bruce Bat - (No ono seated aft., start Patrick's Church in San Jose. hart and Jeanie Herbert are in Music Fraternity of porformanc) ALL MAKESALL MODELS fey, Judith Crabtree, Don Eagle. Jer- FREE Former SJS student and Chi charge of arrangements for the ome Hess, Philip Higgins, Phillip Jue, COFFEE Omega alumnus. Lynne Riches, STUDENTS $1.49 IN THE V Fully Guaranteed affair. Mrs. G. A. McCallum, To Give Recital Gus Norton, Darrel Oldham, Robert FOYER 4"--nome.1 employed by Varian Associates Piers*, Don Rademair, .e.-d Sherry personnel adviser to the CO Thompson. V Rent to Own in Palo Alto, was married Sept. chapter, will leave next week The first of five recitals to be RfflififfiR 10 to Charles Coburn. Delta Sig- V No Deposit for Sacramento where Dr. Mc- presented by Phi Mu Alpha Sin- ma Phi business major, Olinda. Callum.will begin a year's leave Ionia, men's national profession- V Free Exchange Sandy Lunn, Alpha Omicron of absence from the SJS bio- al music fraternity, will be Pi senior psychology major, San logical science department to staged in Concert Hall Tuesday Jose, was married to Bucky serve as research analyst with at 8:15 p.m., Rowland Schwab, 6149A<5OF ENGLAND LOW STUDENT RATES Bridges, senior engineering ma- the state college hoard. president, announced yesterday. jor. Sept. 16. A reception at the Works by Jacob, Koutzen, De- AOPi house followed the wed- bussy, Mozart, Tuthill, Popper MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. ding ceremony. Bouquet Faux Pas and Cowell will be featured in 124 E. San Fernando St. 3-5283 ALPHA TAI; OMEGA the recital. CYpress LONIJON (UPI Princess ALUM.' BOOTS Newt to Cal Book Store INITIATES 32 The .sational fraternity was Free Delivery Lee Radziwill, President Ken- FREE PARKING The SJS Memorial Chapel will founded Oct. 6, 1898 at the New be the scene Sunday, Oct. 8 for nedy's sister-in-law, opened an England Conservatory in Bos- antique dealers fair recently ton, Mass. with a minute-long speech and The Beta Eta chapter at SJS has a membership of approxi- then sat down--on her bouquet. SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT! mately 50, Schwab said. It was "I don't think I'll open any- chartered in 1929. Dr. Hartley SIZES IN Try Our thing else," she was quoted as D. Snyder, music department BE WIDTHS saying. head, is faculty adviser, KING SIZE RANCHBURGER Is'r to II

BEAUTY CA R E 12" A Complete Meal in Itself for 45c AT SCHOOL PRICES all work done by qualified students under supervision DOWNTOWN, 40 So. First 7ico:6 c4 Open Monday I Thursday III 9 SULLIVAN EAI TN COLL P:GF: B TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE 4th and St..latuf St. E.Y 5.9516 115 Went San Fernando 2980 St Creel Bled. Open Monday, inortday. VW 1" c ''ii -I, I'S 1 BerI.lin s Barbed Barrier Is More Rush Activity Than Just a Distant Boundary Line Set for Oct. 8 SJS Sends Delegation of 20

By pull,H\ I %%SUM says. -Hutt way well know if you , UPI eorespondent Ted Shields : predessiona ',sac'l ire. sr , News Asnalyst don't I- To San Diego o for 12th Model UN FYI Foreign come back." Irlimbs from the d river's seat teal viy,.1,m,,y , i sorority. air lui-ing A WriAlli assistant: Patrwia - -The cone r et a and AMERICAN!. (Voss open the luggage. compartment to, Bs t rifir it yi.d! s air of SJS students will A. Butler, jun- BERLIN rush functiem_Sunday. (act.' Ever \some, wi,.0 a - ke to wire wall thrown across It wig:el reminder that at least show than he is smuggling nothiral!lormal find out April 11-14. arc ;arena:ring major, controller; barbed of tic 1 'ailed acriin by the Communists jolted three Americans have crossed over in. IN, at the home of Doris Battle, debate on thy floor That is when the 12th annual Lana .1 Cmats, junior lewdness in recent days and at ,sietions. West Berlin industry, but essen_ still are some- , on. ,1,1,, s; ..:.,11:,(. r,l, s. if,v....,,,isill of..n 31113:011:1. Withan st.. I APS Altos, . Model United Nations session takes education rum ar. directi.r of the tiany ii mrnain., a siiii.), I. human where back of the wall. Jose dep.trIttiertf .1 gera.ral serviees. 'rue cru creeps forward place in San Diego. San State- tragedY lawn's!, it again to prose that lie is SMITE. Transp,,etoion will be I,..e..ei,.,. the vopos who ('oh lam'.- SOTIii 211-1,1"nt.P.' ()itters act. I Aida 1. (lesvs, stph- el"M'Ilp 'oak at a divided stand with tar y- piing meow. 011t. n LS a from Royer. Ilan at 2,30 p.m. Membership Open weerld . a twice-trail tale that cam _ guns slung laver their bra ks. Ahead his the concrete maze. delegation lo the session, e,acere industrial relations major, Once again the passport exam- Willi:al ma lose ills stilling impact. A East German doctor Interested girls who ar e irolir... In history Frat, The SJS group will represent sui.ter acre-tray for secretarial serv- The impact becomes the greater ination. The ranges ate polio. hid atiriesol Ti,i. impossible the other ag.inpi.,y, iii. lisp", ilogy mar,,, W esterners take India. while ITITUI MU other ices. Richard J Quigley, SeflITIV because this is October festival ra ehance on such day thicading it at high speed with Should rim)! Mary Ilamlneuer , rfdlegf.S. 1.1131V1.11iliPS WWI junior science major. director of lime in Germany, and in West surface apticariitur4. her 12-year-old .-on in the- car IN, CY 4-2910, ler leave a note in thi, Phi Alpha T heta PRETF:XT FOR ARREST ' tom the scipos eielletwa from 13 western states the department of political and se- Berlin, where gaiety rind tension had a chance to pi Dana oim.m, mail bog, out., QiI:illtlid -hut. ti'' ,le 111.0ed Automnbile windows will each "-present a airreccin ramify all all's; and Sharon I.. Holly, can blend tic become indistinguish- are kept shoot. i to apply for merriboaliip in the able. the light,, a gay carnival rolled up .stphoMore vimeeta major, direetor (if to make sine that an Here. where Eit.1 I 4.1'lloins; still '''Hip 1(111. ' SJS elial.tri- ol Phi All Theta, 1' N. country. ambitious vorsi !ea the department of public miter- reflect against the night sky only iti:i.s hot suddenly plot their eniiiipl, :Mil lieratirlial I y ,,,,wiiiiT "e awl"r"nizati"" callersula"Y atiimI Iiimore Iiist , ii s li aterte- prafessional maivities. ' ' " ailitillioll, time SJS delegates' major, few hundred yards from the wall. 'remit inside to seize an igninein ifie in the trying, We it Berliners; 1.nchaltal this semester re ex.I itY "illi''''. l" I'L l'''Hald efelleae 'credit for their pau.- The only crossing point between key or rifle a glove compartment ha via their greatest argument that , Students in in rerwerent- hansics Ib.ti eettes and held nip ' "'""ers' ass'xialp In " ''''' 4. '.1 hi-- East and Weal kit open to for- in search of a pretext few arrest there can be no barter in human 'ia ' .s , ors's' anal thy Iran rrots's adviser reei.isso tyro units I, in, SJS id the San Diega session TTic'ba.sigart, ore , a 111111 Judge James Boys Ranch and ', ,,, - now is on t he Fr I .110 11..1, i rhe deadline is Oat. 15 . tor the fall semester rand one bad tit:* pick op application blanks in i. San Quentin. 1 To he eliginle few manna-TOM). a the spring semester. the Calletre Union, aernnling to ;an I ICOOPS AT BORDER student rnu-,,t have al lease a :fM1 hiv Dirdline for applica- Although the Model U.N. sessiontlapooh, Here, separated by a distance grade paint average in hist wy is of less than 100 yards, stand Work, Pleasure Mixed East-West Center ;classes and an overall avrlage of lasts only four days, the delegates' American Cl'. on the one hand 2.75 in college work. In Walters will be working rin the project all r4. Council and East German VOr/011, so-ealled In Hawaii ! said. year under the direction of Dr people's police who guard the Com- In Australia: S taveley's Offers George G. Bruntz, professor of fai- munist barricades. on the the,. The pi ica:ect iv!, members also nt teal science, St. Thomas Chapel The divisinn Suddenly becomes 100 Scholarships ,,,,, have taken at least 12 units very real. Recipe for G ood S urnmer iit hisiory. and have wiper division At the San Diego session the cncon..c., rh oc.Are -er and bhanr .nv10, you ho "Check Point Charlie," the One- hundred all - expense- paid ,i,iiii. SJS delegation must be prepared seholarshits; Afnericans call it. Combine equal potions ol bust- a sumo:lei useekcod larar4lit ate being ritlered tI, It Walters neted. however,' to (Whale stwh issILIPS as the arl- Morning Worship Sun., 10 a.m. United Starsi students Ifs' the ;,,a, llie plum; GI checks the Ameri- ness and phaisma., mix them in intieli as one-fralrth of the two j- I, roanroanin.111se, in the hit- mission of Outer Mongolia tin,) lb.- National Lutheran Council a:rapport and writes down the Australia and that's Dr. Richard million population lci the hearhes. 1;J'I-Wes1 0'111rt- al the rajvY1' loofat al. ous etyma half ciedit tie Kashmir question from India's say of Hawaii. Si-mon- 'God in Shang, Places- name. W. Staveley's recipe of how to Visitors, Dr. Stast.ley said. are ,.....iid the tb-toty I 'Illill'Illellt. point erf view. Thus a l9'0:it deal P arc CCC 10th and San Callus 'It's best that you always check ,spend an enjoyable summer. disturbed to see Atistialians so Althowili pi imarily intendeA t!r Wei. -.1 ,tialents may see Dr. rose:mil is required. sir. liet ,!. coing over," he casual. indifferent. Hivvever. they Walters in CI I21': a r leave their . in leici The assistnnt professor of pg. tilialuale stitelents c iglu schioac. San Jose State College will hos' Lutheran Student Association ------sporlsMinded, - Illicit' science returned to his nit_ being great Partici- shills are :available ti underi,rial- depth"' the 13th Model U.N. session to bt` Tuesday at 7 p.m. TiVe Pants in such spectator sports as merit oft., I Ii SPANISH FOODS this summer nil' the reales in the field of Asian studies, . . . held April 24-27. 1%3. Delegations first time in three years, cricket. football and horse racing. . . . LARGE BANQUET ROOM spending Graduate lielrls of study include, . will room at Hotel 1W Anza, the Program 'The Foreign Studnr he said. im it m FOODS TO GO anthiopology. art, Asian st wiira, i,:dinhsi, NIontgomery hotel rind the Ste. Situation at SJSC" have a vety sluing sense Mama and the theater. Asian lerInk... aiI Claire hotel during the session. 1 //Mole of solidarity." he continued, "and a It ohi It still Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor geography. gosetnment, interna- Samuel bunion. SJS senior in CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER 93 Willow St. CY 5-95114 the's' still have strong ties to Brit- ilti'hII.l(' an tilt lull iatt 30C t 10Sh or S.., Ca o. ain." In Pitt, he added, the 'Jeanie Urinal relations. Asian and Pacific Tin, dustrial management major, has history, Pacilic Island studies. Jap- there still refer to Pa irain as -the t he t hird annual history evsay con- :thratly been selected for the lost anese, overseas 4:potations. Asian in in(i homeland." spring semester, he al secretary-general for the San SHORT ON TIME? philosophy, sociology. and, music. adinir , Jose session. el,Aso.:1,1:.;.: Quick, Friendly Service 11- I Applieritiim blanks Offieers of tht. fraternity are: tc Ise WESTMINSTER Hut ite,. may be .th- Other 5.15 students named Groceries & Meats in - . tic'. !alms! by i it in!: Threetcr of Site William Fairbanks. president: Lee, sitions on the seeretariat for th, PRESBYTERIAN Slav "'rho way of life dent Program:, East-West Center. Hayashi, sic-c' president: Anne 'WU-11.963 session are Steve L. [Armor CHURCH Open Sundays there is blend of Amer kan and University of Hawaii. Honolulu I I. son secretary: and Madeline Ilse.! junior philosophy major. executiv, Checks Cashed With Purchase Brifith with Australians tending Hawaii. We Give Blue Chip Stamps toward the Unitral States in demo- ei at ic sent anent s." The Market Basket On Australiim education, Dr. No. 10th & Williams Staselcy said 'help ate four main Sunday Services types of high sch.arts: technical, (Ned to Armstrong's Drug) 8:30 & 11 a.m. agricultural, domestic I h,r warmers cz Pa only and prisfesivitaral t raining, 7:00 p.m. from which mast ::f the university

at ccala'aat Orme. YEAR ROUND Spartan Tri-C DAVE KIREGER DR. STAVELEY olhl be teactung PIM 1:%1N1 Antonio . . Work, Fun, Summer Third and San the book of Jab 35% THIS SUNDAY: 9:40 a.m. six weeks each at the Universits hot and humid tsough to send DISCOUNT masses tif t he panda lion out to as on, Guest Speaker: Mr no- of Queensland and Sydney. t-1.11;s, missionary statesman. Speaking at 6:00 p.m. the beaches. it is dining this on ffiA On business, he taught cotusse s 45 p.m."Th Christian Miss -c- seri that Australia vetv most ill :Iv evening Men's Traditional Styled ane International olin, a ' Sing- following in PIiti"I seic neP 11011 ru)ilitir1 rain I utlattne it With the cussion. service. the university whieh, Clothes. philosophy at and of the monsewn season. Dr. 5 45 pc... alsoColleg Choral*. IF in the state of Brisbane in said. A complete line of 1 THURSDAY: northeast Aust ralifi. JOHN KNOX Suits When does 1.)1.. Staveley expert 6,45 pn, TRi.0 CAMPUS LEC- FELLOWSHIP Campus Slacks PLEASURF: IN SYDNEY ,tar returnitac Ate:liana again? Thi. TURES: "Th. Factual Base of it," Intelligent Faith.- (Tailored for Students) Sweaters On pleasure, Dr. Staveley spent !professor replied he didn't know' -- Short Sleeve Sport with his but added that on his recent solar. COTillg: 9:40 a.m.Perspective an additional six weeks 544 and Dress Shirts patents in Sydney where, he said.lmer visit, "I enjoyed it very much." Octobea 27 The famed sr TRI:C GHOST WALK 6:00 p.m.Knox Club First Baptist Church Service G. WINFIELD SJS Prof To Moderate TV Series; 830 and 11:00 an'., 7j:/0 pm BLOUNT, Minister Broadcast Begins Sat. on Channel 11 ..h.tn I. "Explorations in the Elementary 'flu, six areas cmered by the INVENTOR Humbert G. Miraglia jr. demonstrates a Tilt A Table, Canterbury FOCIS Classroom" TV pr.- series are: language arts; te- e* a series of a device he invented in an SJS industrial design class last semes- Episcopalians For Meaningful Existence grams produced by the SJS in. search; social studies; manse- ter. The drawing board adapter enables the user to have his work structional TV Center vvill begin malice; fine arts in the classroom at the desired angle. at San Jose State , broadcasting over Channel 11 and testing. Worship Sunday , Saturday from 12 to 12:30 p.m. will A* On, Of These NI d,by Saturday's opening program Worship at VAUGHN'S 6 The series will be aired up 1 Ice in the social studies area deal- Methodist Churches , Jan. 20 each Saturday at the same listen- 121 S. 4th San Jose ing with kinds and stages of Tilt A Table Device Sunday Mornings: Trinity, 81 N. acme, Programs will he used by , log; listening problems of the pri- CY 2-7611 : i - 8:00. 9:25 or I I a. en. , the Santa Clara county school of-II :nary school child; helping childis..nr FIRST ST. PAUL'S %ITO,. from Library Wing (ices for in-service training f I ca- :grow in ability to listen; freeing: Sunday Evenings: Come to Sup - 5th It/ft. I Santa C & San Selea elementary school teachers, to speak and the goal or Pile Sts , 1.30 5 It am dour 11.00 am the child Replaces Book oar u, at the Ch,t;an

=11..1=11. 411111, HIM& clear, intelligible language. -arter, 300 So. 10th, Sermon Program .nuxierator is Dr. Ger- liae tioulae ' more Than "The Open Doors" drawing hoard at the gles and con arconimodab. Thursday Mornings: Hot'.' C -- G,esf trude 13. Corcoran, SJS res.serciate Speaker i lit angir? larve dravinv. mmli it is ..r.;on at 7:15 a.m. I Dona,d A Cre.ry Ran J I professor of education. Whre lii . Awe /You -11eard 511enew3? iiiimbert Miraglia supports the Issird in breoljaf. This year's series will be per- Haves. er E. Phelps C.,. manently recorded on film lor ml WORLD WIDE COMMUNION IS1 Wag! 's invention Barbara's is offering later viewing by county school aliraglia. ft graduate art - made nil herd %slant and lolds teachers The recording will I.. educal ion student at SJS. discount to ria to ,rtaf.e. a 10T0 alone during broadcasting with a finally got tired of plopping slh- college girls! kinescope recorder rented by the his drawing board up On a The (leViee prus-eil stir all vessfill that Miraglia United Campus (:hristian MinistrN ITV center. wobbly' stack of Isioks. to put il Nil the T11.11'kel It only tin they carry those Films will be filed in the SJS IiVe welcome and urge all stialunlii of t hi. tenoning ileararnaltia- Ni) So he built himself a de- in 11(111.4 nr,ittril:aa'timri'aI lit Audio-Visual center. Owns to attend WOrM11111 Tills SUND.VI sire Whit-hr Ile eftlIS a Tilt- - League. of California. a I l.r smart d1.1,,IS by Jemit. ATable. He developed a in Scald firm. his industrial design class 1'111 IIN TERI N a, The Tilt -A -Table is nm 11115 also other top line, such Paul semester. RENT A mirjhgrale at Sivirtrin hook - I oNt;HI-1, I mi. The Till -A -Table ems lir ...MN,. :W01111111,1 a.. koret of California. Lill; TYPEWRITER V\ Dieciplenr Jane %mire. Ship V Shore. and C %MK'S (111141(1111.:N. Warners. SAN JOSE'S POPULAR 3 mos. FlINT PRESRITIRIAN t 111'11(11. lilt Nil. Third DOWNTOWN HOTEL Kers ler.. 9:311 A 11.00 18 ler COMFORT rfa CONVENIENCE olletter 0 1a.m. 9:30 Lender: Ilion Enintel, 0 unisons Pastor I Si' R FRIENDLY SERVICE -1-17...... 4144Mraft l'aa'aI car: Ilr. Phil Barrett (Iityl)(tc(t f)()11 N I./ I \ MODERATE RATES FIRST ( 11:t If Mil ...ouch 111111 7.1217 DRINA. IN GARAGF CYpress 4-9404 2141 Sottll rirsl ( 1 (For Al 0 sonereparthattal anal I 11111 vIrroh dMoreee4Vr FRFF OVFPNIGHT PARK PNG TIRE PROOF CONSTRUCI10., TELEVISION BANQUET COON, San , use sers 14:31) A II :00 iNDONMS51 NIACN1Ne Ralph C Caldwell, Manager COFFFE SHOP FOUNTAIN AND Or 'ICE emote...A.1yr barge fe a 'tint, /m it, al bflit,r; Cheer II:15 I viuler: Mark Itittlidur. C maim* P11114.1 Third & San Fernando rINfiii Mir, Itirli% trrti MONTGOMERY HOTEL 111.%. lar.rald Uord _ South First St. at San Antonio San Jost*, California

al Ns- fiNl!V Winless Rams Clash Tomorrow Bears, Indians Spartans, Prepping For Saturday Games Night; Cadile, Burton Still on Sidelines All1111111 111lPal, Al ii vs) Ls. ankle in the Arizona State game his haltbai ks than the 1:41 said. Wrist ss:11 presented. their rushing that they got at Idaho. r. . Si. gam- ...rider Rams have dropped three The Folk songs, calypso sin, their Gferi. ssill i.e belt and the roughest part of rim. Thei straight ganses in a The _oven and gold P.am_s. run- ular vocalist Pat SJS Travis.. game of the SM.N1 - schedule yet to come. the 1S-I6. bast to Utah 40-0. Arizona ning from the conventional T-for- trio and combo, Colo- and a sp. the Easaio t...e Ms, , ..t s' Spat tan gridironers face the Arizona State 14-6. and mation. have 14 returning letter- steal variety production bia. Mo rado State Rams tomorrow night According to Bob Jones, who men. Some of the newcomers that a Can-Can line with 20 . Gold has ten 'it Spartan Stadium. The kickoff is scouted the Rams in their recent should provide trouble for the be presented on the far this seis,.in t ited for 8 p.m. less to the Sun Devils, the RaITIF Spartans are tackle Dick York. according to Bob The BP1IN u Due to injuries and a poor show. are improving V. ith each game and and quarterback LeeRoy Gutiereez athletic director. Wednesday oo'...o.n2 tens:se us; by the halfbacks in the Idaho will he plenty tough. who hails from San Jose. York With all this hot plays ,.. lefer.se :line. Coach Titchenal has juggled According to Mullison. the Rams hails from the Sacramento area. before the game the 144. - , starting lineup. will definitely be up for this game to see a thrilling conic:- STA:se Fans attending the game will Both tackle 4hrn Cadile and and are hoping to break their los- legras is up to form os. ford watch the Spartans tty to shake flankerback Mack Burton are ing streak. backs come('rime through ., :411710.? thee . _ off the Idaho loss. With Stanford, hampered A% injuries and prob. The Spartans. still stinging [lam backs did in the Vanda. 2. Wednesdas (torte .n 'Terra: a - Oregon. Washington State. and ah!% not see anv action a 27-18 defeat from the hands of Rae should easily too for Saogreta - - - Arizona State among the big teams against the Rants unless Titrh- Idaho. have been working hard all If the Spartans d -r. F r still facing the SJS eleven they ready to go. week in all phases of the grid SW elm' feel. the are must start playing the rugged breaks and play a gars. - game. irnj they are known for. Idaho Vandal second :. Leading the Spartan eleven will good football gla fetich Titehenal expects the will be hard put to cont -r In'tians - 41 ter is ee senior signal caller Chon to team Sr. pia% much better than A capaeits tiamd is expected and building Colorado S half' a. .e.oro- Gallegos is the leading col- lea at Idaho. Although not f or the game .4aturda%. The 545 team. ls r *Atli legiate passes in the nation. He has they did - Titclit nal stated that the fans std.) get an added treat Here are tentative cmgut garnered 415 yards and five TLS's alitting. something out of the when a %peens] musical revue, ups for both teams: , '21, Pit 17 in 36 completians in 54 pass at- trip took St. SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY dslinitel% experts to starting in the stadium at R:43 tempts. Dant. 111,. SJS & HAIR DRYER ; v Floc Hall p.m.. us ill feature student and get a better performative from Oscar Donohue 1.1.1( Ted III. - mow's, 6 a in. to 11 pin Backing up Gallegos will be hard PRETTY GRIDDERVicky McBride is caught as she walks across Leon Donohue 1_TR hitting fullback Johnny Johnson. ( Thr. campus with a football in tow. She says she -never misses a Nleihrath Ni.s Ed's Laundromat and halfbacks Larry Doss and Tom Bill game.- Vicky is the wife of varsity football guard Ron McBride. hamar... ( 497 N. 13t6 Doslak. Hank ( Hiratii I. I , Ii What's it like to cook for a big hunk of ball p.aser like Ron? -He John 'Sofro Kit. T 1 wouldn't miss a meal for a- -g! If he s going +o be on the Although the Colorado Rams fea- ture a running game primarily Walt Firstbek RTI. ._ road or fishing he has me m a I so Ise .or"+ be Tar KF.I, they ili counter with a fine pa- Friel DIV% ( held It. Il from food." ts er their own. Bob Berringer Chon taallegos Beti It completed 24 passes of 49 atterno- Larry Doss LIM for 154 yards to tie for the lead Tom Doslak It ft P 55 Never Misses Meal, o passing in the Skyline confer- Johnns Johnson I I.:. 1: . !lee. FINsFrk:cF Coach Don "Duffy- Mullison will (HARTER 3ILM114.1:-. ..eld two hard chareine alternate NIONIREAL Says Wife of Guard .oits which hate averaged 3.5 EACL 'real Canadiens an -ands per carry. The Rams will be Maple Leafs are tho +sr sacc,a without the services of their top members of the Nat...r... ------is M9 with th that for olool luck Ron "tapes his ball carrier Ken Hines. The hard Si ,socall players socks up hefore every game." running halfback has averaged 5.1 Pity the peso- iresnroan coach. itubert Jones. Around the house he "talks. yaids per carry. Ile injured his At varsity home games, head coach Bob Titchenal marches h. - watches. reads and lives football." screaming. s MU KEV MINTON gladiators into Spartan Stadium before a crowd of Pro9 rrs sire Mu Vicky said. "I enjoyed foot hal: ' I ne him miss ing. whistling and yelling football nuts that number in the thou,..: before Ron and I o +4S0 3RD -7- CXR meal: declared the petite redhead mien more on the other hand, is forced to display his charges at Jones, 3 I M t,7 P44 DA married.- the 22 -year-old Trackmen Gallop is ith the sparkling green eyes and time when Spartan Stadium looks as big as the Los Angeles Coliseum. GUITAR LESSONS %site confided. gie- /COATS genero.is smile Jones' boys play football before crowds that consist of parents. Fo.k and Pep.t This was Vicky. the 21-year-alel When asked it she looke:1 i.r- Tomorrow in First* friends and students who have discotered a quiet place to study. .vife of SJS sarsity lo-thal. guard Uard Ron". gradustion. h. Occasionally the still air is split with the delighted shriek of 12" Ron McBride. retler’nst oh replied. "I tiks thi. eollege lite; "Atia.boy! from Dad. girlfriend or a roaring TV & RADIO REPAIRS I's like to cook fo: o - NC", has inz fun. I think I'd 'Watermelon Run' Jones will agree that larger crowds would inspire the team For most fashion pounder Ilk,' to go hark ti. etoic1.- she greater heights, but appears to realize that it would take a herculear, Used Sets For 5, e mileage, come "When he's on training table - continued. "it Irta ehane?.- While most students simply run promotion job to draw a thousand people to see the froth play. where he eats most of his meals "Roo wants te ccach horn school a good ball clu. PAYLESS TV choose from our down to the corner store to buy This is not to sas- that the froth do not have ',lib the other players my food after he's graduated next year." their watermelons, there are 45 In their ripener last Tuesday. Santa Clara University's junior varsirs 716 N 4th cozy and casual -o. S7 a week." Vicky ex- Vicky retort art. want to 5ee him SJS trackmen who plan to gallop nipped the SJS froth to the tune of 13-8. -We made too many tor - car coats ... i ',hen he's eaing coaching %Ince he leves kids and four miles tomorrow at 4 p.m. just takes and didn't capitalize on the advantages that we had." explain, works with thrn for a slice of the red and green Jones. We Specialize in Corsages wcrrqy line?, ad "He's sort I health far ill.. The Mt Er e a foot- full -of-seeds ft tilt. 447tit and Bouquets for X olss went on. "H. aloax ball player or cheedeader of their cross-country coach Besides handling the reins of the freshman squad. Jones plays an- smart!), styled. According to Campus Occrsons .t 11...1.4 eight hour if le -p a own the end of November. Vicky Dean Miller. all 45 entries in this, other vital role in the local football program ... he scouts teams for A big selection. night and often ten. Oh si..." said. "I think Ron kind ef 'wants the first annual Watermelon Run, the varsity coaching staff.

Sizes 6-19 she added. "he I ik. s a boy. but I'll take any style.- hase a "great spirit." and will be -I'm scouting the Stanford-Michigan State game for Bob I Titch- Baknias e% rs di.... too." S000er! or to Mts. MoBi4de. Ron eoing all out to claim some of the enal. tomorrow evenim:. a! East Lansing. Mich." Deep overtones of ; ,i,_ 'studies a looie bit ei try day. I do . "carload of ttatermelcn,..- grief crept into his voice as he outlined his flight schedule. "I leave Elt)it-cr he takes foothall ser.susiss "If he a lot typing for him and ask him Miller predicts that tFiT5iFy men the San Francisco airport at 11:15 tonight and arrive in East Lansing ref!, thes',.e I ecause the other questions when he's studying, for .4 . RottePta Ben Tucker. Horace White. Rod at 9 Satorday morning. It won't be so bad coming home. though: I .Sitt)i) 286 S. First team outplayed them he doesn't a test. sa I think I hovo him a Davis. Allen Anetsky and Jeff leave Chicago at 10 a.m. Sundas', and due to the time zone chano^, feel a, had as when he thiniss he's little.- she concluded Fish. as well as freshmen Tom land in San Francisco at 11 a.m." CV 2.0462 100. & - Tulle, Dan Murphy. Jim Edmon- Incidentally. this will be the second time Jones has scouted Stan- -on, Ron Stave. and Jeff McClain ford ."We always try. to have two leports on all the teams on the vill pros Ile most of the camperi- schedule".. and his observations lead one to believe that the Spartans *ion tvill be in for a rough time no Oct. II. "They just look good." he says The jaunt will bcgin and end at Jones seas asked if the fresh squad uses exactly the same plays Stadom... the varsity MIKE Soartan uses. "We naturally use the same standard formation as 411 the varsity, hut we have had to make minor adjustments for indi- _4 49ers Waiting vidual reasons. We have some plays that the varsity does net use, and -0'r\ AMY vice ersa." 2,1 For L.A. Rams; The tall Irish mentor heaps praise on h., staff of line coach Chuck Innes. lrackfield coach Fred Blanco and flanker back and end A date eoach Surprise Due? Mery Smith. Blanco Wir Ii arsity regular last season for e1/1/10-1/FE6U,IRD V)ENT 500TH FOR RE5T. EEACii 50 CROWDED I COULDN'T Titchenal. &ET ANY. HEAP SCREAM. THEN ANOTHER . AFTER Napolrolf-as yes will - REDWOOD CITY UPI The Five members of the froth squad have catieht Jones' eye thus CAPER THIRD SCREAM I GOT SUSPICIOUS. STARTED TO far. Opt his hand zock.41 ie3,.. sion Feaneisos, Fel tysIelm-r 'tory Mike Rorke. an all -city signal caller flom Si. lenanus High School INVESTI (,ATE. in San Frineviciii Whit his (heads v come up with a rim bat( h of sur- center Mike Christensen from Upland: quarterback Hinano QtleStCtque c'est prise; 'then they face Los Angeles Kaumehciwa. the all-stater from Hawaii: 250-pound John Vi'aegener. a moo Sw Sunday at Kezar Stadium. tackle. and Mike Welch, another huge 1220 tackle from, He replied "C'est Downey. The Prospector: continued secret "These tiGyS are all outstanding sarsity prospects.- empha- dons at their taartice field hero sizes Jones. Jones came to yesterday. Coach Red Hickey has San Jose State in 1957 after being named -Coach of the Year" in the had a screen erected on top of the Peninsula area, while he was athletic director and football coach at I - 25-foot high hoard fence so/Joon:l- Cubberley High School in Palo Alto. He compiled ing the field to keep spies away. a 29-6-1 record before coming to SJS. "I certainly ant Secret mail kouts as' berlo’n_i pleased with the spirit on this year's hall club." aline st as he concludes, "normally the spirit on a (rash (b. t much a comet, Red Hit-- football team isn't too good, but these boys have a lot kes trademark as the shotoun of- of desire, and are working real hard." ' Llr-EGUARP TO LD ME THIS WAS 10 th fense the spread I Tsnes ATTEMPT TO KILL HIM. FROM THIS EVIDENCE the quatterhark iT WAS LIFEGUARD, HE'D TRIED TO RESCUE / CONCLUDED HE WASN'T VERY POPULAR fet behind the other DROWNING WOMAN.BUT SHE 5TLICK A STARTED L.X:KING POR CLUES FOUND A W0flAti'5 backs all flanker - Last S’ SWINGLINE HATPIN IN H.5 14NER TUBE. ROLL-ON DEODORANT IN WS BEACH BAG. iiay. as San Franeisco I ittssa roar 49.0. Hiekry rs- tolt eel thi C2' .piaitertacks in the tailhack ii Coact Hickey %vs.( taking us' STAPLER a grain of salt relents that P quarterback Zeke Brat koniski rt. - than miss Sunday's game tiro ause of no bigger allured ankle. He said he Ir, S \DR ICIIES a pack of gum! taring his learns on the aasumpt.. that Bratkowski will be in armor Sunday 1 for 15 -- 2 for 25'

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SAWf;n44"2 Bookstore Mpro Spartan I, Right On Campus JO/ F L0/1. 11Ad %.51, 1884111800111,01ftftleft011~41ftelsans IN I Friday, Octotser t 14IA1 SPARTAN DATTIN.11 The World Series: Spartan Daily Grid Selections .11)NES Lt.% INE TITCHENAL BRONZAN 1.1 STKEY CHEI.I. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * (10-5) (8-7) 17-81 (7-8) (7-8) (0-Or --ltafrd ut Mitts. st. M kit . St. Mich. St. Mk+. St. Mich. St. Mirth. St. M11.11. St. at Missouri Mitosouri Missouri Missouri %fission Mist...tort Missouri Ford Could Houk Lauds I tregon al (Ire-gull Oregon Evens Mimi. Minn. Minis. Minn. It St. Ohio St. Ohio Ohio Milo St. Cincy Ohlo Ohio Up; I CLA at Ohio St. St. St. Idaho at OS! 1011' 0011 OS( 11S1' 1/S1 Rewrite Old Ford, Boyer Colo St. sit sis SAS SAS Ski S 51,15 r4.1 S lima at 1. s4 Iowa Iowa Iowa loss a lost a 111/%4 a Joey Jay Stops N.Y. Ruth WS( at Texas Texas Texas Texas e %as Texas Te%Ith Mark In Pitt. al Wash. Wash. Pitt. Pitt. Pitt. Hash. Wash. By LEO II. PETERSEN run blast by first baseman Gor- Yank Win NEW YORK I UP1I Whitey N.D. at Purdue N. 1.0. Purdue Purdue- IS. Purdue UPI Sports Editor don Coleman in the top of the NEW YORK 'UPI; Whitey Ford, the bartender's son with Ice Utah St. at Wso. Utah St. 1 tali St. Utah St. ..iiuiva 1 Lilt St. NEW YORK (UPI,- The Cin- inning and temporarily tied the water chasers for blood, had a Ford's masterful two-hit pitching Arnis at Mitt'. Mich. trio) Mich. xtfutr. ivh. cinnati Reds evened the World wore at 2-2. number of them on the World blended with a pair of solo homers Ga. Tech at Ga. Tech. LSI' Ga. Tech. 1(a. Tech. at one game all yesterday Ralph Terry, a 11 -game Series winner, Series "house" yesterday. and some eye-popping defensive 415'r's at Rums Rains 41ter's 19er's 4111-es they humiliated the New was the losing pitcher and when he con- The stubby blond, who will be Packers at Coils Packers 1.41.4Iter.. Paekers Packer. Iscr l'itckerv Yankees 6-2 behind the four- tributed to his own play summed up the New York York downfall by 32 years old 16 days hence, owned pitching of big Joey Jay. failing to cover Yankees' 2-0 opening game World hit the plate on a three new series records after passed ball, Series victory over the Cincinnet I A crowd of 63,083 on this Indian allowing the tie-break- shutting out the Cincinnati Reds, Water Poloists ing run to Reds. summer afternoon saw the usually score. 2-0, in the first game of the impeccable Yankees commit three After that, the Yankees fell classic. It never was easier be- "Just say Mr. Ford and Mr Play Indians glaring errors to enable the Reds apart, even with their peerless re- cause only one of three Red base Boyer," Yankee Manager Ralph omeaswito to avenge their opening game de- lief ace, Luis. Arroyo, on the runners got to second base. Houk remarked after the game ,itch Lee \A alton's varsity and feat and send the Series to Cin- mound. And, when he makes the sec- "And, of course, those two home wrorkorkwer veiniammannall frost' -nieniiimmiliannoieven..emruncissamain water polo squads open the cinnati, where the next three ond start, the runs." 080 ,41/0116011~1111a The game Was scoreless going chunky Whitey Frank Robinson hit a It seems appropriate, in a year clutch phcher who had a 25-4 .4. NY ..14 IMP as me stiffest contests of the year. Jay, is 21 -game winner, throt- simple ground ball to Cletis Boyer, in which the Yankees are taking record during the regular sea- The varsity tiff is scheduled for tled tile noted Vanket- power ex- the Yankee third baseman who was dead aim on one of their old son. gave Luis Arroyo the after- :,30 p.m., with the frosts game to cept for Yogi Berra, alio hit his the fielding star of the opening heroes the immort'al Babe Ruth noon off with a brilliant per. follow at 9:30. 1211. series home run in the game. Boyer let it bounce off his - that the next one Whitey will formatter in which he striwk out fourth inning. It offset is home chest for an error. try to grab belongs to the Bam- six batters and permitted only 1 The home SJS water polo sea- bino. son gets under way tomorrow Coleman took a strike and one of Cincinnati's three hase Roger Mario didn't match the hen Foothill college invades the then lined the ball into the right runners to reach SW' I. Hawaiian legendary Sultan of Swat's 60 -,partan pool for a 10 a.m. game 9 -Day lit'ld bleachers over the auxiliary homers in the 154 game limit It was Ford's third consecutive A ft's sh contest follows at 13. Christmas Holiday scoreboard for the first Cincin- this season but, when the year World Series shutout and his I 'ouch victory nati home run of the merles. Walton predicts Only $272 ended, he had belted 61 for a new eighth win in series competition. for his varsity liver the perennially The Yankees got those two back all-time one-season total. And ail- He is 2 2-3 innings short of the the CY 2-0302 In a hurry when Roger sti,mg Indians, while rating Mans, who ing Mickey Mantle, who missed all-time series mark of 29 2-3 con- !set a new major 1r.tsh game a -tomsup." league record for the first game of the series, is secutive scoreless innings set by ! home runs with 61, walked after looking for two series homers to Babe Ruth when he was a pitcher trying to bunt his way on. Berra for the Boston Red Soi in 191t Ate 1)6tinet,. surpass Ruth's mark of 15 in ser- .`..111: MONEY !! drove Jay's second pitch into the and 1918. And his eight victoria State Ram Hiram DeFries will be ies play. HOLD THAT LINEColorado on GAS and Olt 1.1erorati., - right field stands to tie the score. Now Whitey has one within top the previous mark he share,i starting at center for the visitors tomorrow night at the stadium. For All But that was the end for the his reach to go with the three with ,former Yankee Red Ruff in DeFries hails from Honolulu. He is a sophomore at Colorado SAHARA OIL ( Yankees and the underdog Reds and Attie Reynolds. (erasion - he racked up Wednesday. State. The burly lineman has been one of the standout performers -eerdirl regained the lead their next turn anti William Those in his series hag include Ford completed only 11 gam, for the Rams in their first three games of the season. I at bat. his unprecedented eighth win, during the regular season-- at. CORSAGES BOUQUETS removing him from u tie with owed much of his brilliant reo., former Yankee aces Red fluffing to Arroyo's relief pitching- and Mlle Reynolds; six more Officials Needed FLORIST Pre-Game Show Wednesday's cool weather v. NOW OPEN ONISHI strikeouts for a new overall alley. Singles /// right down his COME SEE THE BIG 175 Taylor CY 5-1130 Includes Music mark .69 in the classic, and a Eddie Kasko in the first inn,. For Football 411411 HEAR record 15th start. SELECTION FINE JEWELRY wrid Wally Post in the fifth were Touch football officials are st Presentation But that shutout - added to a 11 YE! the only Cincinnati hits. being sought by ihtramurals Expert German Watchmaker pair against Pittsburgh last year- Hi/ ti,rintitt CL 1-3334 "Sparta Presents," one hour of Jim O'Toole, the handsome rector Dan Unruh. Si musical variety entertainment, gives him 27 consecutive shutout t, 111 ,11. micro, innings. Back in the days just young Cincinnati starter, pitched "We would like to obtain an will be presented tomorrow at 645 after World War I, when Ruth a good game in his own right tire roster of officials so RS to t. p.m. prior to the San Jose State- homer by 1.12T's GET was a pitcher and hadn't yet but was tagged for a able to send out assignment, 20 Colorado State game at Spartan turned to hitting homers, the Babe Elston Howard in the fourth Unruh said, adding that officiate \t(Il kINTEI) Stadium. inning and another by Bill would be much easier this seas Included in the show will be the hurled 29 2.3 consecutive scoreless innings. Skowron in the sixth. because all the games will third act from the "Gus Lease I I ',II/ get near it," course, in played on the eight new fie.. Show" which toured western mili- "I knew I was getting He had a break, ,of his two-hitter Mantle didn't across from Municipal stadium for tary installations during the sum- Ford grinned after the fact, that Micky JULES BOZZI three scoreless demonstrated his skills Students who are interested :ons mer. Dr. Lease and associate pro- Sunday where play but he him this added run king Roger , the 52-pengame job should c, cIrr ducer David Lindstrom are mem- frames will give by retiring home //, times without letting tact Unruh in N1G121 as soon , 169 SO. FIRST CY 2-9119 bers of the SJS music department. mark. Mans four "But," he cautioned, "I'm not ball out of the infield. possible. The Hofbrau Scene, featuring a him hit a about Ruth's CLOCKS drinking song from "Student. going to worry' record. If I break it, I break it. Prince," an Italian street song, a try not to WATCHES Spanish dance, a can can number, I'm just going to a fan dance, a Russian Cossack think about it," YEAR 'ROUND GIFTS swimmingly dance and "Hey, Daddy," com- Everything wen t Long Islander 1617 E Santa Clara St. S.J. prise the act. for the pudgy-faced as he gave up only two hits and one walk. "My change up wasn't any good out there," he insisted, "and that's what Ed Kasko hit for a single in the first inning But my control was good and my ( it mat Per/et-Boil 1)011litct three pitches. fast ball, slider and curve, all were working good." One of the new longer sweaters. tuinfoo22 This bulky knit cardigan is as out. standing with skirts 05 if is witB Tickets on Sale tapered pants. Black, white, bone. Reser% ed seat, general admis- ; red, blue, oxford gray. Flannel tapered pants in cormel, sion and children's tickets for black, magenta and gray. Variations the San Jose State-Colorado on these colors in muted patterns State football game Saturday night In Spartan Stadium alli be on sale starting at I p.m. Satur- month Seventh street side a day on the of the stadium. for the entire school year with Kesemed seats cost $3, gen- eral admission $1.50 and children 511 vents. Sheaffer's ex) rv 'ti //contest

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They The green and gold Rams, run- ular vocalist Pat game of the season Saturday whet. schedule yet to come, the SJS Travis. a guai. lost to Utah 40-0, Arizona 214-18. from the conventional T-for- and cornim, and the Dears meet Missotni at Colum- Spat tan gridironers face the Colo- ning trio a special . and Arizona State 14-it. mation, have 14 returning lettet- sical satiety production bia. Mo. ratio Stale Rants tomorrow night I I According to Bob Jones. who men. Some of the newcomers that a Can-Can line with Gold has ben tail of action thus at Spartan Stadium. The kickoff is 20 iH scouted the Rams in their recent should provide trouble for the be presented on the far this season with a knee injury slated for 8 p.m. 50-yaici ,t.. loss to the Sun Devils, the Rains Spartans are tackle Dick York, according to Bob The Bears worked out two hours Due to injuries and a lx)or show- Bronztin. SJS are improving with each game and and quarterback LeRoy Gutierrez athletic director. Wednesday, polishing o.fensite ing by the halfbacks in the Idaho will he plenty tough. who hails from San Jose. York With all this hot plays and shortng up their defense. :ame. Coach Titchenal has juggled entertain/neg. According to Mullison, the Rams hails from the Sacramento area. before the game the fans * * * ia starting lineup. Stan will definitely he up for this game thrilling STANFORD t The Stan- ' 1 Fans attending the game will to see a contest. It andi and arc hoping to break their los- ford football team workel out for. Both tackle Jim C'stdile watch the Spartans tiy to shake legos is up to form and the Kw, flankerback Mack Burton are ing streak. almost dire hours u vier the lights off the Idaho loss. With Stanford, backs come through like the I:,.. his Injuries and prob- , The Spartans, still stinging (tom Wed nesdaj night in prep/it at ion hampered Oregon, Washington State, and backs did in the Vandal game. not Set` tiny action ,a 27-18 defeat from the hands of for Saturday 's game with Michigan ably ssIll Arizona State among the big teams Jose should easily top the against the Rallis unless Titch- Idaho, have been working hard all State in Michitrin. still facing the SJS eleven, they If the Spartans don't ect th. enal feels they are ready" to go. week in all phases of the grid Thirty-nine gridders left Yester- must start playing the rugged breaks and play a game ! game. Idaho Vandal second ha day for East Lansing, Mich. The Leading the Spartan eleven will good football they are known for. will be hard put to contain Indians only doubtful starter is e senior signal caller Chnn Gal- Coach Titchenal espects the crowd is expected and building Colorado St.... halfback Larry Royce. who recent- legos. Galk,.gos is the leading col- team to play much better than A capacity the game Saturday. The SJS team. ly had a tooth pulled. legiate passer in the nation. He has they did at Idaho. Although not for get an added treat Here are tentative ST.,, garnered 435 yards and Use TD's allbing. Titelfenal slated that the fans wiy trip took something out of the when is special musical revise, ups for both teams: SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY in 36 completions in 54 pass at- ss tram. He definitely experts to starting In the stadium at 11:45 & HAIR DRYER tempts. SLIS COLORADO I get a better performance from p.m., will feature student and up Gallegos will be hard Oscar Donohue LER Ted (Was HOU, 6 on, to 11 p PRETTY GRIDDERVicky McBride is caught as she walks across Backing fullback Johnny Johnson. Leon Donohue LTK C. Thresit campus with a football in tow. She says the "never misses a hitting Ed's Laundromat Larry Doss and Torn Bill SIctirath LtiR Nick Kehl; game." Vicky is the wife of varsity football guard Ron McBride. and halfbacks 497 N. 1351. Doslak. ; Hank Chattiness C Hiram GeTriis What's it like to cook for a big hunk of ball player like Ron? "He the Colorado Rams fea- John Sutro Mil. T. Pordem wouldn't miss a meal for anything! If he s going to be on the Although ture a running game primarily I Wait ',frothy.% KTI. Mau; it. road or fishing, he has me fix him a lunch so he won't be far They will counter with a fine pass- Fria Dave ('bald EEL B ti from food." er their own. Bob Berringer has ('lion Gallegos Q Bob completed 24 passes of 49 attempts Larry Doss LIIK A.IlmitackiiL for 154 yards to tie for the lead Tom Doslak RIM DAV. t the Never Misses Meal, .n passing in the Skyline confer- - 4 , Johnny Johnson I. Ish 'flee, FINNFO F Coach Don "Duffy" Mullison will ( II SILTER 'it t 7! i Go! field two hard charging alternate 1110:V11;1.:AL Says Wife of Guard units which have averaged 3.5 6 ue-ipc.V treat Canarliens apii yards per carry. The Rams will be EA12t- ! Maple Leafs are the (Editor's Note. This is th second made mistaki, i (sailed without the services of their top members of the Nation., of nine -part series dealing with this that for good luck Ron "tapes his ball carrier Ken Hines. The hard IAsigue.rr huh lives and roles of SJS football players' socks up before every game." running halfback has averaged 5.1 Pity the poor freshman coach, Robert Jones. wives.) Around the house he "talks, yairis per carry. He injured his At varsity home games, head coach Bob Titchenal marches hisl watches, reads and lives football, By MICKEY MINTON gladiators into Spartan Stadium before a crowd of screaming, stomp-1 Vicky said. "I enjoyed football Progreizive Mail( "I've never seen him miss it ing, whistling and yelling football nuts that number in the thousands.i CAR meal," declared the petite redhead much more before Ron and I we. % SO. 3RD CV 4-26:' Jones, on the other hand, is forced to display his charges at a; 3 P.1.4. to 7 PIA DAIL, with the sparkling green eyes and married." the 22-year-old Trackmen Gallop looks as big as the his Angeles Coliseum.I time when Spartan Stadium GUITAR LESSONS generous smile. wife confided. COATS Jones' boys play football befote crowds that consist of parents, girl -1 Folk and Popu.er This was Vicky, the 21 -year-old When asked if she looked ti,r Tomorrow in First " friends and students who have discovered a quiet place to study. Iron)12 97 aafe of SJS arsity toethall guard ward to Itan's graduation, sh Occasionally the still air is split with the delighted shriek of a S. Ron McBride. reflecting on what replied, "I like thi. college III,: girlfriend or a roaring "At ta.boy!" from Dad. TV & RADIO REPAIRS f t's like to cook for the 5-1C. 200- we're basing fun. I think I'd Run' Jones will agree that larger crowds would inspire the team to For most fashion pounder. like to go back to s('hocl," she 'Watermelon greater heights, but appears to realize that it would take a herculean Used Sets For Soh mileage, come "When he's on tiaining table continued. "if I grit a chance." While most students simply run promotion job to draw a thousand people to see the !rush play. where he eats most of his meals "Ron wants to coach high school choose frcm our clown to the corner store to buy This is not to say that the froth do not have a good ball club. PAYLESS TV vith the other players my food after he's gi actuated next year." ,their watermelons, there are 45 In their opener last Tuesday. Santa Clara University's junior varsity 716 N 4511 Cl 5 5520 cozy and casual hill is about $7 a week," Vicky ex-. Vicky reported. "I want to see him SJS trackmen who plan to gallop nipped the SJS frosh to the tune of 13-8. "We made too many mis- car coats ... plained. "But when he's eating at, coaching since he loves kids and four miles tomorrow at 4 p.m. just takes and didn't capitalize on the advantages that we had," explains 'tome it's ahniit 525 a ssrek." works with them ro for a slice of the red and green, Jones. We Specialize in Corsages wcrmly line?, and 'He's sort ef is health fan-tlic." The Ms_FiriJcs will have R bait - len-of-seeds ft and Bouqueis for Vicky went on. "He always . ball player ci cheedeacler of their According to cross-country coach Besides handling the reins of the freshman squad, Jones plays an- smartly styled. e- Campus One: sent at Iraq eight hours of sleep a own the end of November, Vicky Dean Miller. all 45 entries in this, other vital role in the local football program ... he scouts teams fOr , A big selection. night and often ten. Oh ye'," , said. "I think Ron kind of 'wants the first annual Watermelon Run, the varsity coaching staff. she added. "he tits-. %Mullins a boy. but I'll take any style." Sizes 6-18 haxe a "great spirit." and will be "I'm scouting the Stanford-Michigan State game for Bob lTitch- Baknuis every di.v, too." Aenorihrez Mis. Mt Beide, Ron going all out to claim some of the enal I tomorrow evening at East Lansing, Mich." Deep overtones of As tor Ron 's grid Me. % ky said "studies a little hit evcry CiPY. I clo "carload of v,atermelons." grief crept into his voice as he outlined his flight schedule. "I leave Flower he takes football Set 'tan:1)n "If he a lot typing for him and ask him Miller predicts that xarsity men the San Francisco airport at 11:15 tonight and arrive in East Lansing Potetd-a41%, L feels they've lost because the other questions when he's studying for Ben Tucker, Horace White. Rod at 9 Saturday morning. It won't be so bad coming home, though; team outplayed them, he doesn't a test. so I think I heti him a Shop 236 S Erst Davis, Allen Anetsky, and Jeff leave Chicago at 10 a.m. Sunday, and clue to the time zone change. ;eel as had as when he thinks he's little," she concluded. Fish. as well as freshmen Tom land in San Francisco at 11 a.m." CV 2-0462 l0th & Santo CIA's Tulle, Dan Murphy, Jim II:dmon- Incidentally, this will be the second time Jones has scouted Stan- son, Ron Stave. and Jeff McClain ford 1"We always try to have two reports on all the teams on the 'I=P%t3 will pi ovine most cf the competi- schedule-I. and his observations lead one to believe that the Spartan, S. tion will be in for a rough time on Oct. 14. "They just look good." he says The jaunt will begin and end at Jones was asked if the frosh squad uses exactly the same playt, MIKE Spartan Stadium, the varsity uses. "We naturally use the same standard formation the varsity, but we have had to make -) minor adjustments for indi- - 49ers Waiting vidual reasons. We have some plays that the varsity does not use, and HREI 171%. k* vice versa." For L.A. Rams; The tall frosh mentor heaps praise on his staff of line coach at/he Chuck Innes, backfield coach Fred Blanco. and flanker back and end eciach Mery Smith. Blanco was it varsity regular last season for tc5 ENT SOUTH FOR REST. BEACH SO CROw2E9 I COULDN'T Surprise Due? Titchenal. 0/1/10-1/ffO1RD &E.1" ANY. HEAR2 SCREAM. THEN A.NOTHER . AFTER. Nanoloolfas you will note REDWOOD CITY CPI iThe Five members of the (rush squad have cauelit Jones' eye thte, C4PER THIRD SCREAM I GOT SUSPICIOUS. f-j-ARTE2 TO o pt his hand lurked inside of San Francisca., Fca ty-Ninet may far. Mike Rorke. an all -city signal caller ft urn St. Ignatius High Setas,1 INVESTI GATE. When his friends asked, ' Mog I come up with a new batch rt. :or- in San Francisco; center Mike Chi istensen from Upland: quarterback Qu’estre.que c'est have you prisc!: Ichen they face AI-11;212S Hinano Kaumehciwa, the all -stater from Hawaii: 250-pound John Sunday at Kezar Stadium, Waggener, a tackle. and Mike Welch, another huge 12201 tackle from He replied "C'esi won The Prospectors continued secret Downey. "These boys are all outstanding varsity prospects." empha- drills at their r.ractice field here sizes Jones. yesterday. Coach Red Hickey has Jones came to San Jose State in 1937 after being named "Coach of had a screen erected inn top of the the Year" in the Peninsula alea, while he was athletic director and 25-foot high hoard fence sat round- football coach at Cublierley High School in Palo Alto. He compiled ing the field to keep spies 'away. a 29-6-1 record before coming to SJS. Secret wmkouts ate 1:c:coming "I certainly ant pleased with the spirit on this year's ball club" he almost as much a easel, Red Hie-1 concludes. "normally the spirit on a flush football team isn't tcx, good, but these key trademark as the shotgun of. boys have a lot of desire, and are working real hard." . Its. lucky is the freshman football LIFEGUARD TOLD ME THIS WAS 10th the spread lagmation h coach, Robert Jones ATTEMPT TO KILL HIM. FROM THIS EVIDEN..0 the guar terbark lines up - IT WAS LIFEGUARP, HET) TRIED TO RESCUE 2 CONCLUDED HE WASN'T VERY POPULAR. fem behind the center with DROWNING WOMAN. BUT SHE STUCK A STARTED LOOKiNG FOR CLUES. FOUND A WOMAN'S other hacks all Hankers. Last Sir SWINGLINE HATPIN IN IIIS INNER TUBE. ROLL-ON DEODORANT IN HIS BEACH BAG. day. as San Francisco tlitzLA ttoil 49-0. Hickey revolved tilt.. 'pun terhacks in the tailloick si . (each Hickey was takine a. I' STAPLER a grain of salt repot is that Ra! ! 111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii MI11111111110! quarterhack Zeke Brat kowski n. than iniss Sunday's game bet ause if no bigger iniured ankle. He said he is 1)1', SANDWICHES a pack of gum! paring his teams on the amsumpt 7-1 that Bratkovvski will be in to armor Sunday. 1 for 15, 2 for 23-

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St. Mich. Si. Mich. St. Mich. St 4 at Missouri Missouri Missouri -- Missouri Missouri MINM/U ri Ford Ilregun Minil. Could Houk Lauds rtregon at MIMI. Minn. Minn. Oregon Minn. Evens /h110 St. Out, St. Ohio St. 0111., St. Ohio Mt. St. (lido St. Cincy It Up; I ( 1..% al Ohio Idaho at OSI OSI OSU OSI: 0%11 051 rial Rewrite 5.15 &QS 5.15 Old Ford, Boyer Colo. St. at 95.15 5.15 aria: loan at t'St 111/VIU Iowa IDWIS los a 14.% los a Jay Stops N.Y. V1,1 at Tekas Tevas Texas Texas Texas I. Sas Texas I'd Joey lute Ruth Mark Wash. IL PETERSEN run hi., In Yank Win Pr, at Wash. Wash. Pitt. Pitt. Pitt. Wash. an, SJS 1.t.ir to first blisentan Gor- NEW YORK (UPI, Whitey N.D. at Purdue N. D. N. D. Purdue Purdue S D. Pardue UPI Sports Editor don ( irklaulli in the top of the NEW YORK r UPI, Whitey Ford, the bartender's son with ice Utah St. at Wyo. I 'tali St. I tali St. trial' St. big I tab St. (tali St. ainnir.r YORK (UPI) The Cin- inning and temporarily tied the Ford's masterful two-hit pitching. NEW water chasers for blood, had a Arms at Mich. Mil.11. Army Mich. Mich. Mich. 51 kb. are Reds evened the World score at 2-2. cinnati number of them on the World blended with a pair of solo homers (ha. Tx./.11 al tea. Tech. I.S1 'ha. Tech. lea. Tali. at one game all yesterday Ralph Terry, a 16-game winner, Series Series "house" yesterday. and some eye-popping defensive 49er's at Kum. Rams 49er's 49er's 49,-r’ 49er's humiliated the New was the when they losing pitcher and he con- Paekers Pal ker l'ackers The stubby blond, who will be play summed up the New York Packers at t oils Packers Pio hers York Yankees 6-2 behind the four- tributed to his own downfall by 32 years old 16 days hence, owned Yankees' 2-0 opening game World sit pitching of big Joey Jay. failing to cover the plate on a three new series records after Series victory over the Cincinnfiti of 63,083 on this Indian passed ball, allowing the tie-break- Water Poloists A crowd shutting out the Cincinnati Reds, Reds. ing run to score. sununer afternoon saw the usually 2-0, in the first game of the impeccable Yankees commit three After that, the Yankees fell classic. It never was easier be- "Just say Mr. Ford and Mr. Play Indians glaring errors to enable the Reds apart, even with their peerless re- cause only one of three Red base Boyer," Yankee Manager Ralph game game. ,,tuti ill, oft u VitirSilY and to avenge their opening de- lief ace. Luis. Arroyo, on the runners got to second base. Houk remarked after the feat and send the Series to Cin- mound. And, when he makes the IGPC- "And, of course, those two home osh water polo squads open the three runs." cinnati. where the next The game was scoreless going ond start, the chunky Whitey season at Stanford today in be played on Saturday, games will into the fourth inning and with gets a shot at another mark. Ford, 32-year-old Nett York what promises to be two of the Monday. It seems Sunday and one out, Frank Robinson hit a appropriate, in a year clutch Pitcher who had a 25-4 stiffest contests of the year. 21 -game winner, throt- simple ground in which the Yankees are taking record regular gra- Jay, a hall to Cletis Boyer, during the The varsity tiff is scheduled for noted Yankee power ex- dead aim on one of their old tled the the Yankee third baseman who was ben, gave Luis Arroyo the after- 3:30 p.m., with the frosh game to Yogi Berra, who hit his the heroes the immorfal Babe Ruth noon off with a brilliant per. cept for fielding star of the opening follow at 4:30. 12th series home run in the game. Boyer let it bounce off his - that the next one Whitey will formative in which he struck out try to grab The home SJS water polo Sea- fourth inning. It offset a home chest for an error. belongs to the Bam- she batters and permittedonly son gets under way tomorrow bino. one of incinnati's three base Coleman took a strike and when Foothill college invades the Roger Maria didn't match the runners to react] sec I. then lined the ball into the right legendary Sultan of Swat's 60 Spartan pool for a 10 dm, game 9 -Day Hawaiian field bleachers over the auxiliary homers in the 154 game limit It was Ford's third consectitili frosh contest follows at 11. scoreboard for the first (Indu- Christmas Holiday this season but, when the year World Series shutout and his Coach Walton predicts victory lt:1H home run of the aeries. Only $272 ended, he had belted 61 for a new eighth win in series competition for his varsity over the perennially The Yankees got those two back all-time one-season total. And ail-1 He is 2 2-3 innings short of the strong Indians. while tat in' the CY 2-0302 in a hurry when Roger Marts, who ing Mickey Mantle, who missed all-time series mark of '29 2-:i con- trash game a "toss-up," set a new major league record for the first game of the series, is secutive scoreless innings set by Its home runs with 61, walked after looking for two series homers to Babe Ruth when he was a pitcher trying to bunt his way on. Berra surpass Ruth's mark of 15 in ser- for the Boston Red Soi in 1916 .SA l'E MONEY :! drove Jay's second pitch into the and 1918. And his eight victories Hiram DeFries will be ies play. HOLD THAT LINEColorado State Ram (In GAS and 011. bcorationo right field stands to tie the score. Now Whitey has one within top the previous mark he shared starting at center for the visitors tomorrow night at the stadium. or All But that was the end for the his reach to go with the three with .former Yankee Red Ruffing DeFries hails from Honolulu. He is a sophomore at Colorado SAHARA OIL CO. Yankees and the underdog Reds and Attie Reynolds. iceasions he racked up Wednesda y. State. The burly lineman has been one of the standout performers Sel and William regained the lead their next turn Those in his series bag include Ford completed only 11 gam., for the Rams in their first three games of the season. at bat. his unprecedented eighth win, during the regular season-- and removing him from a tie with -OSSAGES BOUQUETS owed much of his brilliant record former Yankee aces Red Huffing to Arroyo's relief pitching- leo Officials Needed Pre-Game Show and Attie Reynolds; six more Wednesday's cool weather NOW OPEN ON.sHI FLORIST a new overall strikeouts for right down his alley. Singles by HEAR COME SEE THE BIG 175 Taylor CY 5-1130 Includes Music murk .69 In the classic, and a Eddie Kasko in the first inning For Football olaainalato SELECTION FINE JEWELRY record 15th start. and Wally Post in the fifth were Touch football officials are YE! Presentation But that shutout - added to a the only Cincinnati hits. being sought by ihtramuraLs Special Discount Ups Expert German Watchmaker pair against Pittsburgh last year- "Sparta Presents," one hour of Jim O'Toole. the handsome rector Dan Unruh. CL 14334 gives him 27 consecutive shutout to Ail SY: Students musical variety entertainment, young Cincinnati starter, pitched "We would like to obtain an innings. Back in the days just will be presented tomorrow at 6:45 a good game in his own right tire roster of officials so as 1,, after World War I, when Ruth LET'S GET V pm. prior to the San Jose State- but was tagged for a herner hy able to send out assignmety - was a pitcher and hadn't yet 55520 colorado State game at Spartan Elston Howard in the fourth L7nruh said, adding that official . NUA,/1 klNTED turned to hitting homers, the Babe Stadium. Inning and another by Bill would be much easier this se:, hurled 29 2-3 consecutive scoreless Included in the show will be the Skowron in the slyth. because all the games will innings. Trarlitiottaily third act from the "Gus Lease on the eight new fields 'sages "I knew I was getting near it," He had a break,. of course, in , played Show" which toured western mili- across from Municipal stadium. Ford grinned after his two-hitter the fact that Micky Mantle didn't I es for tary installations during the sum- JULES BOZZI Sunday where three scoreless play but he demonstrated his skills Students who are interested in cenions mer. Dr. Lease and associate pro- frames will give him this added by retiring home run king Roger the $2-pergarne job should con- felfeler ducer David Lindstrom are mem- mark. Mans four times without letting tact Unruh in NIG121 as soon as 169 SO. FIRST CY 2-9179 bers of the SJS music department. "But," he cautioned, "I'm not him hit a ball out of the infield. possible. 11(IS The Hofbrau Scene, featuring a going to worry about Ruth's CLOCKS drinking song from "Student record. If I break it. I break it. cr Prince," an Italian street song, a I'm Just going to try not to WATCHES Spanish dance, a can can number, think about it." )I) a fan dance, a Russian Cossack YEAR 'ROUND GIFTS Everything we n t swimmingly dance and "Hey, Daddy/' com- for the pudgy-faced Long Islander 1617E Santa Clara St. S.J. prise the act. as he gave up only two hits and one walk. "My change up wasn't good out there," he insisted, "'u'...... any "and that's what Ed Kasko hit for a single in the first inning. But my control was good and my fast ball, slider and ectittai Per/et-111r tposlieri three pitches, curve, all were working good." 1111111'$10019 One of the new longer sweaters. This bulky keit cardigan is as out- standing with skirts as if is with Tickets on Sale Black, white, bone, tapered pants. Reserved seat, general admis- red, blue, oxford gray. Lotev ticket* for Flannel tapered pants in cermet, sion and children's black, magenta and gray. 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Don't combine today on a northward course ex- I tilted Preeet International ( t pected to bend farther away taw MADRID ( UPI t - "Yee000, TURN GREEN them.green. the U.S. mainland. die," screamed the maid. in Spain, or you will turn 'Cycle' Summer fact, At 6 a.m.. EDT Miami weath. And I almost did - of fright. In there if a saying which ends the whole athisory said the hurricane w I 'bopped the towel, almost matter. nairltso thin ngi i."es expected to move toward th, Spells Adventure slipped on the soap, and "froze" " afterheremait, T north-northeast at about 12 mile, midstep in the bathtub. for melons Never per hour for the next 12 hour, For SJS Student Why did the maid scream? and cherries. drink water and then turn more toward the (('ontinued from Page 1) To her, because of a Spanish with them.pathesm. northeast at a slightly faster rate. i "Many times we left the road belief, I was about to take my niards also say. "Hot The hurricane was located about I for the desert because it was an life in my hands by bathing too bread and strong wine can kill the bravest man." They 5.50 miles east of Cape Canaveral. improvement over the road." Man- soon after my last meal. don't Fla. uel said; "Some of the rivers There is a belief in Spain that necessarily have to be eaten to- have no bridges. water, gether to,diwot:itN e job. Frances was moving on a and we had to one must never go. near until northerly course at 14 miles per cross them by finding a shallow not even to soak your feet, MIXED' spot." hour. Weathermen predicted the at least four hours after eating. Shell fish and hard liquor are Manuel asserts that hurricane would turn more toward he and The water will hurt the diges- never mixed. Or if eaten together, , Girado are the first to cross the the northeast during today and tion, the Spaniards assure you. the works are quickly followed Andes on motorcycles over this pick up forward speed. MANY MYTHS by milk. pass. called White Wind pass be- This is one of the many differ- There is a belief that milk is h The weather Bureau wrote off cause of the many snow storms ent beliefs a stranger encounters great softening Frances Wednesday as a threat there. after stepping on Spanish soil. Many Spanish children auo.t I "It took us eight hours to travel If you really want to give your n ly are given milk aftert. the 90 most dificult miles. and all waiter fits, order coffee with shell fish to make sure the fish are Society To Meet we saw of other life was a couple NAVY STEPS IN -The U. S. Navy became in- up vital military supplies to Hawaii and the Far your shrimp. softened enough to digest. bones." said Manuel. maritime strike East. The dispute erupted over refusal of the A good many Spaniards At International volved in the West Coast It will ruin his day. . will Just over the summit, Manuel's 7 -day walk- striking union members to clear the freighter not eat meat before going to Wednesday, but efforts to end the It will kill you for sure, he'll bed. Student Center cycle broke down, and had to be that thinking it is too undieestible out made little headway. The Navy charged Texas to carry military cargo. tell you, and you can't even talk towed 60 miles by the other cycle. and will give them had dream. The San Jose ch,ipter oi the striking masters, mates and pilots were holding him into watching you die. Within 200 miles of Buenos Aires Therefore, the Spanish medi Islamic society will meet at 7 Th,ti. there's the belief aboat the boys had four flat tires be- usually is light - consisting p.m. Sunday at the International tween them, which increased their Flying Twenty Inc. vegetables, and egg or some fish. Student Center. according to impatience. They hadn't been Audubon Wildlife Film Series Starts In the small peasant villages, Habib Bassirt director general of home to see their parents for M.. Announces Board it is an absolute must that a the chapter. years. Spa rtaguide mother who has just given birth Sayed Razi of Pakistan. and "They had a welcoming recep- The board of directors of the Oct. 23; 'Subantarctic Isle' Is First Kappa Phi, Rose tea, St. Paul. to a child, have chicken broth Kazi Fawal from Lebanon. will tion for us at a country club." Flying Twenty, Inc. for the fall The Audubon wildlife films, a of the college Audubon, said. Methodist church, 3 p.m. for 40 days. speak. Prayer in Islam will be the said Manuel, "and we were there! semester has been announced as national.series of illustrated lec- In November, "Puerto Rico,: Tr-Cl Club of First Baptist before I realized follows: tures presented at SJS. will begin U.S.A.," will be presented by Fran BATHS ABOLISHED topic of a pane! discussion group. a full 15 minutes tohurch, meeting, Tri-C center, 3rd, All of the society's meetings are ithat the motor on my bike was Tom West, president; Tom Oct. 23 with "Subantarctic Isle" William Hall: January, "Pika Another ritual of this 40-day and San Antonio, 9:45 a.m. and open to the public, according to I still running." Binckes. vice president of opera- by Alfred M. Bailey at 8 p.m. in County," Emerson Scott: March. bperiod: the new mother does not 5:45 p.m. Bassiri. He especially urges stu- Manuel said " the immensity. tions: Richard Ruth, vice presi- Morris Dailey auditorium. "Heart of the Wild," Clevland P. If the family is too poor to af- dents interested in the humanities I the silence, the loneliness of cross- dent of maintenance: Eleanor The series will include the show- Grant; April. "The Shandon Hills." MONDAY and in Middle Eastern affairs to ing the Andes" impressed him Waterfield. secretary: and Alan ing of five wildlife films during Eben McMillan. , Asovial4.41 1111141/41111111E 1E11 - ford a hen for the broth, a friend of the town attend I most. Lee, communications officer, the year presented by the Santa The Audubon society, a non- dents, diseus.iiun meeting, E118, lor the mayor will - Clara Audubon society, the college, profit organization which is dedi- 'p.m. ;present the family with one. and the National Audubon society. cated "to the protection of all Speech and Hearing club, meet- And there is many a small town Admission for students is $2 for natural resources- -wildlife, plants. ing. SD234, 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 doctor who has shelled out money a season ticket and 50 cents for a soil and water, was named after ' p.m. ' to buy a hen for a new mother. single admission. Children under John James Audubon, a niiiralist- 12, accompained by an adult, will artist who painted early-American be admitted for 25 cents. Rates wildlife scenes. for persons not associated with the From funds earned through the PARTY TROUBLES SOLVED! college are $5 for a family season presentations last year. the college Just Give Us a Call Orders to Go ticket t 10 admissions) and 90 branch of the socitey sent 16 stu- cents for a single admission. dents to a nature school at Death TAMALES ENCHILADAS TACOS Tickets may be obtained at Valley during Easter Vacation and I S221, biology storeroom, or at the othernature school locations dur- EL FARO TACO BAR box office befchv the program. Dr. ing the first three v%ceks of 674 N. 13th CV 4-7468 Arnold G. Applcgarth. chairman summer.

LUCKY STRIKE presents;

BACK IN ACTION-These 400 selected reserv- based at Alameda Naval air station, California. ists from two anti-submarine squadrons and one They are a part of the 120,000 men recalled patrol squadron of the Naval Reserve will be for the military buildup now taking place LUCKY IIITIRS "THE FRESHMEN" CLASSIFIEDS "Get a kid away from "I'd keep out of I rush. That's r SAVE MONEY1 home, send him off to the School of Pyrotechnics." WITM THESE LOW COLLEGE RATFS' I 1 CLASSIFIED RATES: e.,,noncs r, VI, apartment. college, and right away, PLAYBOY .1 yr red SO . S' ,,ATIOY .2 yrs re, Sit. 25c line first insertion cali Ce 5.1997 after 6 p.m. I look what happens." ',ref .1 yr re* $74 20c line succeeding insertions . 7,m1 .2 1.. Unfurnishd studio apt. $37. Married stu ...S ele.s and WR 39 elts 3 67 2 lin* minimum NEWSWEEK '1 ,,n9 SO, I 00 1,-10 only. Inco,oe 231 So. 3rd, Apt. 1. * NEWSWEEK .34 mrees ...... 2 50 Or . 1.IFI .1 ye re, $5.95 . HOC 1 TO PLACE AN AD: 2 men share quiet opt. near college, .e ' LIFE .2 en. 7.00 a" Spe,r. Id. '1 yr rag 56 75 00 Call at Student Affairs Office- - 410 Margaret, Nn. 2. o". SPORTS ILLUST11740 2 rre . 750 56, . 307. Room 16, Tower Hall, or H ardees Moorkiy 1 yr rag Roo- study, V P pro Saturday Rm.... I yr fee 51 4 0; Send in Handy Ord*. Blank SATURDY REVIEW 2 rar, 790 with Check or Mony Ordr. 14.4 NEW TORKIR S mos req 99 300 ATLANTIC MONTHLY 5 ones. 300 No Pharos Orders $45. Male share P0011 2 -re.. apt. w/low ..cli.1 Forum 1 yr leg 5650' 1.2S Chroo.ert 54. Mon .6 mos 500 USC. Vdoge, G. Madson. ESQUIRE 8 .no, re, 54 1.00 1 FranSlin CH 1 2353. L athes Mnte lour 23 Mei fee 55. IRS For Solo S.le Iwo Post 19 eIrs rag 5400' 2.99 LOOK I ye rag $ 2 00 Nede girl$30to s'aro clup'es wi.h 2. 24 No. MADEMOISELLE 1 er rell 55 250 '51 Chew.. qu et. clean, gel. tires. 74,000 1,4 s., Good Mous 00000 .nd 2 ,'o ref 06 1 50 mi. 5250. CY 2.5412. IlfDER-S DIGEST .3 mos 200 AMERICAN I ye' . 499 For Mr,- -1 pnove SCIENTIFIC 6.174. suncle-', beck yard. Toe Rep 00000 L 1 ye red 56 4 SO I 1960 Vespa 125, 510 mi. Cal EL ". -ov. s a $335 sem. or In,. I yr red $8 056 ' Nee Repubbe a'fer 5 p.m. _ THE NATION .1 ye red $8 4.00 w,tr, 0,00e1 sem. CV 53444, Manch ttttt Guarrhae '1 rr AIR. ,01100001 REALITIS '1 ye .41 515 usA 1959. red, w/w, R&H, lug. rar.k. Help Wanted GRAPHIS '1 yr MB SIS II IS sl. win. $1600. Call Sob CV 5-3237. - NY TIMIS 'Sends, .,I 1 yr 2 00 NY TIMES . leek Rey .* 1 yr . 00 1 Ileby sifter, - 'r ours. 5 day "Hurry up. Harty. Th,s is your dormitory, !,A ArAtRICN NOME 25 mos 25 '59 Sprite, R&H, new top, tonneau & side week. 1 /2 & 1 years. 1430 ...nor Jour el Med.,,,. I ye' . I 00 curtains. $1275 or offer. CH after You'll be late Clyde. You'll share it Amer lour el Serdery 1 o, . 1 00 3-5393 Whitton Ave S.J. After 6 p.m. *00orocroon , I yr 09 SO - SI 6 Pm - - for the freshman with 19 other boys." Art News .1 ye red 1411 50 99 Campus and Area ropresaronooee full or Arts b Arch.t 1 ye '.g 55' 00 Smoker." If Hamm Cr Gardens I ye, 00 '54 Corlett,. Xlnt. cond. V-8. $1250. & party tours.

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