Weers Reports Interview Bias; Hauck, Larson Reply to Report ASH Executive Secretary Bob problem of 'bias' in the inter-- :. 'ace' long run by the success aer Weers concluded his 23-page "Bias I process exists. It is, however, mos, .. ire of student gevernment. We in ASH Interviews A Statistical difficult to judge the extent te ee. that currently. student govern- Analysis of the ASH Interview and which this affects the selection of ment is highly successful in achiev- etre SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY DECEMBER 7, 1962 50 No 52 Appointinents for the Period Oct. individuals for appointive positions. ing its goals and is promoting and 1 -Nov. 1. 1962," by saying: Who is to judge whether an inter- protecting the interests of the "C'areful analysis of the data in viewer is subjectively or objectively student body." this report may also reveal biases' deciding on who shall hold office? BIAS EXISTS Variety Show toward individual houses and living As long as student government has Greek The president and vice president centers. existed and interviews have been continued, -However, realizing that "Finally, it must be admitted I conducted, this question has been a problem of bias does exist, and that the statistics used in this 1 of concern to the elected repre- wishing to further minimize that at 8 sentatives of the student body. How report do not 'prove' its thesis. Tonight if possible, we heartily Staged problem, However, by using approved sta- does one legislate away what ap- supix.rt the action by the Student A n r 1111 rlv crowd is expected Welch, mayor of San Jose, Ed Ger- tistical methodolgy . . significant pears to he a human weakness Council and executive secretary to ,, ere morns Dailey Auditorium! main, student body president of the relationships have been developed such as 'bias?'" at tempt to arrive at some improve- as fifteen sororities and University of California at Berke- teight which lend considerable weight in SI.NIMAIRY FINDINGS ment of eonditions. We feel that present the 11th annual ley, and William Beehler, com- fraternities support of this theme. It is hoped In the final surninary \Veers the leadership demonstrated by the Chi All-Greek Show. The munity relations manager at IBM Theta that this 'evidence' will be suf- found, "In spite of the dangers of executive seeretary in his initiative show, free to all students, Individual variety trophies will he awaril- ficient to promote eonstructive ac- combining the data for ASH Com- in studying statistically the inter- p.m, ed in each starts at g division, but the ma- tion toward eliminating the prob- mittees and Faculty. Student Com- viewing process deserves re t.tni- are urged to come jor -Spectators incentive is a 46-inch gold lem." mittees . . . the fellowing table tion. and that the action stu- says Gary Rogers, chair- early," sweepstakes trophy. In a reply yestertlay to Weers' is presented as il final summary: dent Council in dire, t.t.. the event, "because some man of Rogers announced that the study, Bill Hauck, ASH president. Weers to act in conjr ii. with turned away at the TABLE 9: FINAL SUMMARY OF persons were sweepstakes trophy will be per- and Steve Larson, ASH vice presi- A.S.13, the ('olles.e 1.ife Conemece to at- the last time the show was AND FACULTY-STUDENT doors petual. "Unless," he added, "it can dent. said, "... after studying the COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS tempt to find methods a esing or presented." be won for three successive years. report, it is our opinion that mang,. (REFINED DATA) seising the inherent le.erens of year's performance marks This Then it will he retired." of the summary conclusions are Independent Fraternities bias in government ea, indeed first time the show has been Housing I Sororities the Theta ('hi member Mike O'Kane met proved by the statistical evi- wise." in one night. Originally, presented is dence contained within the report master of ceremonies for the BIG BAD JOHN gets ready to take his Cajun Queen to tonight's (2) % (1) (2)0 COMMITTEE PRAISES) the sororities and fraternities pre- (1I event. While the judges are masking All Greek Show in Morris Dailey Auditorium, Pretty Kathy I However, although we feel that ------Larson later explained that the sented their acts on different eve- their decision, entertainment will Grigsby, the Cajun Queen, and Ron Rossi, Big Bad John, play many of the conclusions of this Freshman 21 1 5 5 2 40 College Life Committee is one of Sophomore 20 3 15 18 7 39 nings. be provided by the Cleff Brothers, particular report may not he valid the most outstanding groups on DIVISIONS lead parts when the Legend of Big Bad John is presented by Junior 17 4 23 29 10 34 THREE on the basis of the statistical in- a Theta Chi vocal group. Alpha Omicron Pi and Sigma Chi. Ten other variety acts will Senior 8 2 25 10 5 50 campus. He said it is made up of Tonight's performance will be it is knowledge be presented tonight, beginning at 8. formation, common Graduate 1 0 0 0 0 some fine minds, and is credited presented in three divisions. OTHER ENTERTAINMENT within student government that a with creating the present judiciary Participants in the men's divi- TOTAL 67 10 is 62 24 39 Also lined up for entertainment system, looked on as one of the are: Delta Upsilon, Alpha Tau Random selection probability sions are Shirley and Lee, rock 'n roll finest in the state. Pi Kappa Alpha, and Sigma 26 per cent Omega, singers, and Rogers and O'Kiine, When (1) No. Applied. asked if he thought the Pi. a comedy duo. Profs Study 121 No. Appointed. report would cause raw feelings, Entered in the women's division The brothers of Theta Chi are Larson said that he thought "bias" Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Kap- Hauck and Larson countered, are: handling the technical end of pre. was the key and cautioned Gamma, and Kappa Delta. "Wo feel that in any selection - pa duction. Lighting technicians are tar' that., as it I In .fic report, Participating in the mixed divi- Master Plan, certain degree of bias will Larry Livingston and Mike Gold, it is in .,,t only. ler sion are: Alpha Phi-Delta Gamma, ei,:sent. Our goal is to minimize Terry Kane and Dirk Berizell ate He said tt tt ,,ple might Chi Omega-Sigma Phi Epsi- that bias. The success or failure Alpha stage managers. In charge of pub- misoonsti c it a more lon. Sigma Kappa-Lambda Chi Pay Raises in achieving this goal tt- measured licity are Lee Cox and Paul Rogers. ernot inna I but added that Alpha, and Alpha Omicron Pi- Ushers will be the pledges of Theta he h.-,r,d It,. di not be the Sigma Chi. Members of Chi. the American As- Each group will present an eight - sociation of University Professors The All-Greek Show was first 'The Tender Trap' minute sketch judged on original- will meet today at 12:30 p.m. in presented in 1949 as a replacement ity. preparation. and presentation. Cafeteria Room B to voice sug- for Swine Gras. It was discon- The sketches range from slapstick gested policy standards on sev- Springs Tonight tinued after the 1959 performance- ICC Tiff: comedy te serious dance interpre- eral local issues. T Frid 'Thr due to a conflict in scheduling of le mier Trap." a -emedy secritin tation. Special attention will he directed 'Greek activities. Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynold - Judges for the show are Robert toward the issues of the proposed Councils Out, Winner in the sorority division David Wayne, Celeste Holm, Caro- SJS Master Plan, faculty-adminis- Jones and Marc Wilder. The in 1959 was Delta Zeta, with tration relations rind the Chanmq- lyn in program will begin at 7:30 Lambda Chi Alpha placing first lor's plan for salary increases for Liberal Ideas the fraternity division in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Or Not? college professors. "Trap" involves a 35-year-old sheuld ,z,,%ernment be abol- President of the SJS chapter of theatrical agent who has an un- ished? II is a derided possibility the AAUP is Dr. Dean R. Cressy, Advancing Salvation Army of beautiful women GAMMA PHI BETA Greek Show dancers vie for the affections limited supply it nless elites organizations are professor of political science, Dr. of Gary Rogers, chairman of the event. Could be they want that at his disposal, but becomes the strengthenrel anil more significant John Barr, inofessor of secondary Enlists Freshmen 46-inch, gold sweepstakes trophy. Standing, from left- Bonnie victim of true love when he falls ' This %VHS the general feeling of Deininger education, is chapter vice presi- young woman. Drury, Rogers, Sharon Moy. Seated, from left: Barbara Barnwell for a determined the members cif the Inter-Cless dent. To Collect Food His married friend from In- A "t r u top h of liberalise': and Nancy Warner. The show begins at 8 p.m. in Morris Dailey Council yesterday when they met Members it the Freshman Class The National Association of Cie- diana is so impressed with the thrown which liberal views are Auditorium. Admission is free. to disc' m- propoto t amendments are planning to make it a happy lege and University Professors; is bachelor's carefree. self-indulgent .\--tt ct, t. ation which making a slow but steady advance war to the those in need Vel- ;active in setting up policies con- life that he contemplates divorce, in America. was seen yesterday Christmas for isould ' -,or the sag- unteers from the class are ,. ,, Monday Deadline ceneng academic freedom, salary until he sees what des-chops when by Dr. Whittaker Deininger. as- CAL Conference ging tea - throughout the Sim scales and faculty administration the baffled bachelor finds himself snciate professor of philosophy in listing The :: s,seal : ii,Irnents, sub bags for collecting rim -- For Song Contest relations. 'engaged to tAVO vcomen. a talk before the SJS Democratic area ,,s1 tt the ;..atmore vice given tic thi ,'u The SJS chapter Ls sixth in size The chuckle-filled Flick will le Club. food that will Draws SJS Reps ri,! representative to the viii len Army for final distribution. among the California chapters and open to members of the San .lose I rerrni, repre- "If we don't just look at politics, class Sings annual Tv..niy-IL,e delegates trom the ranks 514th on the naticsnal list of College community sa.eission re . \ Sll Council to or individual politicians." Dein- Art Simburg. vice president. Forms may be 1200 member indleges and univer- the Flick is 2e cent. tt. ton Asp for the pm-- Inger said, "but at periods of 10 hopes that freshman students will Division of Education and joint - returned to the Act t lc. I. sities card, years or so as units, we see that I go out and collect cans of food appeintees from subject field de- to a special meet- Adm242. issues are in the agenda today and bring them tenements will represent San J,rie Theme for this year's ment di, mit kitten.: meet that it would have been impos-! ing Monday at 3:30 in E132. It. t iciel, We're. . State at the Northern Ceilifornia tho c. 1:01-S sihle for any candidate or any If any class members cannot at- , ; lay the As- Conference on Teacher Eder:it I. rrl ee. imencireer - re- party to raise in 19414." tend the meeting they are asked Raps Defense Expert and the lie their cans with Duane WI, r, at the University CITES ISSUES to leave president, 457 S. Ninth Si . 'hal Deiningor cited the issees Kime, ’’!ir a.m. :it Berkeley. Apt. 6. refine cccl to education, and pub- 'Pie delegation will he led by "This is the first er The general feeling of the ic Simburg added, Hearings medicine Congressional programs as problems Ie. William G. Sweeney, dean ref pmjeet undet taken fiy Inter-Class Council %VHS that this which recialret have discossi,1 service been ..1, melts, AVtrtnellS. the Education Divkien. students rather than el By JERRA 1:( all of the effects of a nuclear naive would make class govern- 16 years :Igo. but which are very freshman ! ion will first ce two confer- I hope it will be a te riv.d product This is the Ian Ralph E. leily spoke out I war. "In a sense." he affirmed ment more significant. mach in evidence now. ficers and hr ences held annually- in which rep- for the scientist yesterday, criti- "there are no experts on nuclear Ken Howell, junior sice presi- "I th" StleeeSS" he said, "that the I resentatives from 15 to '20 north- war." expressing it minority opinion GI cizing Congress for its handling dent hill of rights, after it was The ern colleges will attend. of national defense matters. Dr. Lapp provided his audience sal,: I don't think there is any riassed, was the edge whieh spring conference will be held on Speaking in Morris Dailey Au-I with more meat for thought when neeri :or class government at SJS. changed the view of the pub11,- Tabled SJS cammis. Iditorium, Dr. Lapp, regarded as he asked why the United States .et SJS very fess people are inter- towaM Dispute more YR public assistance." .e-oording to Dr. G. W. Ford. a top authority on nuclear weap- had never conducted a full-scale ested in class government or eVen He striessed the fact that al- id of the Secondary Education ons and fallout, told the audience investigation into the aftermath ASII erwern men t ." he stated. The though federal medicine and edu- tee. be that. in many Congressional com- tecc that are interested arc active cation epartment, subjects will of war as seen in Hiroshima. programs were rejected he Meet Ic decision had in ASH" Tuesday I v isse.r1 a t imorrow's con ter- mittee hearings, the that one of the Until "I maintain Congress. the fact that they were , , I, the members - e ac They arc, the impact of ere- already been reached before the Cliff Gutterman expressed the beeight lip The wide rift in the SJS Young lei'. main deterrents of nuclear war at all was important opened. majerity opinion when he said, -At today, as of tie I c;,,, action. Ient ial lestislat ion upon teacher hearing men would he a foreknowledge of its One reason for the liberalism of Republicans was silent next clay, 27 members of education programs anri the im- He asked how Congress could least we 'night to try to strengthen American members of the organization wait- The resells. Let us at least know tin(' thought is the fact that what it was class government before see say general the club met in Centennial Hall to pertanee of experimental pro- have any idea of damages that would follow.'" titidents .11te brought facie to face ed for Tuesday evening's dismiss the action, grams on teacher reitiratinn. approving for defense expenditures abolish it,'' with more issues membership meeting, which may Defense Secretary Rohert Mv- while in college, - when there weren't any scientists Iteininger said. may not settle the dispute Ile- - Nmsmas'a's defense policy of court or or on investigative Birchard and I in Congress is doubtful to me," he as - tween President Ron tercourse retaliation also ._ttot 6 Business Profs 'committees. eerie "that sevend members of his executive n Cniintercourse any student can eo ! Even t.he committee's method of ra-- theegh a college Ixsard. means you hit the Niecr. Confab today and com- world wire selecting scientists as witnesses To Attend pletely bypass Although Birehard was out of site site. But the enemy the.- certain issues- - is - came under Dr. Lapp's attack. YIPS of yesterday afternoon and DC %Tit MIsT SETTLES ON LONDON The committees call fire a salvo, leaving nothing c, ’ Process peace, public expenditure, town witnesses On Data peer policy. could not, be contacted. Spartan \ Isillor smeg tightened its death grip on the many hollow shafts for you 1" Whatever Party the agency asking for the ,f the S. thtse students did talk to YR Vice Pm-- ae.iin last night, killing at least one person every hit. - join will he a party Daily money," he said. 1 tresiell :Attend a con forma to Hill Pollarek and Repre,.., Dr. Lapp continued that as the eonsider these issues." dent Beeriuse of pressure from the ference on Computers and Dal I Bill Baker. Ministry SAteather Bureau grimly forecast no let-up in potential ef the U.S. blteATellt AWARENESS' eve-at -large -I he .sir :.`".erk-ill Proceseing tormirrow Berle. companies they work for, these --- Ile -an that Neither Pollacek nor Baker the deadly choking blanket and (lashed hopes that a slight decrease increases. the more it looks to the American pen- seientists usually try to promote Particip.itmg in the event nfo.A a guess as to what beginning "r a reprieve for harrassed Russia that. we mean to strike AriVe a greater "general would hazard wiring the day signaled the , held eic University of can the projeets tinder investigation. " Of will happen Tuesday night. "I I.ondeners. not second. the effects or nut- The scientist is also confronted "1'3' v .s. Itt Milbern Wneht %Altars going to happen death loll in the Wend Sinne since 1.frin died in A similar . Policy. particularly the cold tell you The of communieat- "Overkill Itine nineher of times , ce ese ',ion: Tay Burger. can with the problem yet," Pollacek said. 'Things ' tlealtn mist ! 10 ye:11'S :leo soared to 67 ,sue-e Alendas le you could kill a population inc with the layman. Peop ex . ... 1lf manage. eeln, lo Inc.'' he said, "that always chantte %the scientists are con- cc CHILI.) ARREST* FORMER NAZI look epon the scientists as a sort Presses o otS ir lioveriarvi. assistant .1tnettican still like to see hint 4.111." people are conscious "I'd ofrimmed."Ifwitehdoctore Dr. Lapp stated we do something.' he le. 1, ,1 ,,,,,esment: Thomas "But." he sANTL i (c Chile c Walter IL J. Rater, 56. a German in some sense we are in a was Basket's comment, continued. "it will have to be done immigrant iienised of complicity in the wartime killing of 90.000 'There is a misunderstanding he. "we have to decide wheth- added. the scientist speaks is for- in a Political wae. ’ worth all this .feWS was being held here yesterday pending a decision on a West eatise it, his statenient, he er fighting it is German taxplest for extradititin. eign language. telltine back on defense spend- ,elate profess : irketing. and 1.41 which had shown publicity." would isseciate proles- Wednesday, The I latrinan Wit!: arrested Saturday in Punta Arenas, the world's , "Yet when it comes to matters inc need reconversion plan- 'Bernard We: cent of The dispute began those sampled city, and flown here under guard at. the request of the of nuclear war, people look to the rung because of the amount ttf !star . ng the chili's executive secithernmost Ittee felt that direct Nov 25, when e,ted. to irvoke West German Embassy. !scientist for advice, casting him money ins :c in met and semi,' little1soTredhe Ct/bil WOIlld have hoard Real canie tn the role of a Military expert. "If the t' S. cut haek as lacytntlhfeell:Nn.ciert hiesrnheingSectionsilnonf. menilsership inc the or. idelean pollee said this Mint 1-.1' tWO years ago in Birchard's Cemmitiee on Business not pie-s- frem 1..ellaclor. leaving behind his wife, wise has since died. and two trio." he continued. as 25 per cent. Califoi nia vvoidd I the leaison they were right, of ganbiat and of arrived sons. Authorities here said they had beim keeping a "disereset watch" The problem is that neither the became a disaster area." Dr. Lapp, Administration the Office at the meetine. hie :ine knows, bet that ent nor the politician knees elitimmi 'Relations with Schools. engagixl its it 20. (et the German ever since his arrival. scientist , is significant," he said. soon after and I SPAJITAN DAILY Friday, Dec. 7, 1962 Thrust and Parry we Jazz Writer Replies iii running " Now. 'The House Seeks ail kn., iltAN hip Mr. Hotta,' Ar To Criticism of Views isully is. Clarity, Not Fame Editor: talltor: ’Iltoma Ii. Dittippo ln relerenre 1,, am writing in releience to ASti A LOX'S Bewitching Age I titled. "Inclep. i. Ar letter published in the Spartan .t Grecian Fame.' birthday. San Daily (Dec. tit by Run Burial.. Writer Clarifies ntil --I readies her _Li Jose State Nov. 20i we of 1 College deer, - that she st lise iiiu hat has been termed I ". . . dug his news." Yes. Statement in Letter like to clarify a 1. ; reason. Hot- ’approsctl housing.- For some unknown tioned in that article. Z...A assumed a defensive at- Editor: By approsed is meant that the duelling is under has First, Don Kasslei ttt,t his concepts Upon further consideration of the supersision id a housemother or house parents. Young titude concerning Ziker. is president ul So he has many sides in Larsen's wishes that I . I! . - it in such housing are forbidden either to have male of jazz. Professor in name only and ii' sisitor. or alcoholic be% erages in their rooms or apartment.. . ,11111P ,, his collection! I have many art apologize for offending Professor Second, we are not IlrEL prints on my bathroom walls. aboi must adhere to a lockout . If coed is nut in Rims in a letter to the Daily, Grecian fame, nor are Does this qualify me to be cura- bs rtai 11 hour i rather rentini.cent of the old Cinderella any of- conscious. Instead. Louvre? I definitely apologize for tale -hi. is punished in some was. I totally she is campossed., tor of the he recognized us tense taken. who h means that she may not lease the premises after 7 p.m. He states that he "... didn't independent living .
oh j certain night. mean stagnation exists among Indeed, it was not my purpose ing out the fact th,,. offend anyone. I merely All this sounds, very. fine on paper. The college is pro- iitzz musicians themselves, but to dependent recreatirat to express an observa- tecting the morals of its young women. How grand! Howeser. in comparison to other types of wanted Third. we would iike had made which may be the apporserl hote,ing si.stem has one main Hass: Anyone can music." If jazz is stagnant who tion I clear the important,.. the readers of the defeat it- purpiise! For e ampie. let us take the case of the but the musicians would be stag- of interest to reporting. We were appraised apartment. Though it is difficult for males to ins ade nant? They make the music and Daily. assumption when a.. this halloued sanctuary. it is not impossilili . 1.k .111y girl alto they play the music. In compati- Indeed, I did not attack any that the article was , ha. lised in one. And if a s g 111111 and ssoiiiaui uant to be son to what other types of mu- perjorative connotation to the various indepentic, together for the urong purposes. 5, hat ie. to stop them f sic is it stagnant? Medieval Marxist philosophy, for being a groups at San Jose s' going to his unapprosed apartment. or if he doesn't hase one, madrigals? Marxist in no way directly en- that we were mere; . to a ilrise-in theater! He didn't mention anyone in tails membership in the Com- honed. But, instead V>. LE P\PAP. munist conspiracy, just as being Also. it is an easy matter to keep alcoholic beserages iii his letter. My copy of the Spar- selves maintaining way entails an apartment. No one checks tor them. lain Daily mentioned Stan Getz a Christian in no nel club with our I, Brubeck. And by the allegiance to the Pope. Buttons, As for the system of lockout as a means of protecting and Dave searching !!.. aficionado does not con- I would like to reassert my hood hoping morals. it is ridiculous. If one is g g to be im ttttt ral. one way, to la.: amateur. intentions. In no way did I in- wandering can certainly accomplish this before lockout. In fact. it is easy Communism Varies note coed! tend to imply bad will to Pro- Jud Asti t!,6.-, to imagine that a young woman who is going to be immoral, I said that he failed to men- fessor Birns. If I did give this Dick 1.;(10, if she list-. in approved housing. will plan to do so in plenty tion any reference to music or 5":";!1.-, Impression. I am sincerely sort). Ron Wilson, At IS of time to be in by lockout. technique, and Hoffer parried Vih.!:, To Please Satellites with the melodic metaphor, E. Lincoln Browning 1/411 Seitaligardner, A It There are many. many ways to beat the system. In other ". . . harmonic approach to his ASB A2433 Don ItiassIcr, ASK 5 Iinis0 uorils. it is not really effective. Why, then, continue to main- By PHIL NEW'-.OM Out of this also came a Soviet eon it? UPI Foreign seas Analyst loan of $175 million, plus a So- uould although it The administration probably say that As Nikita Khru.shchev and Jo- viet promise to supply Yugo- foolproof. the approsed housing system acts as a deter- is not sef Bros Tito embraced at Mus- slavia with 300,000 tuns (a rent to loose behavior. Howeser, it will usually be found that Preparation for Studying Abroad cow's Kievsky Railway station, wheat. the young women who obey- all rules are the ones who would it scarcely would have been sur- In October the Hungarians re- Y MAY of knowledge known about the Yoko Ketainui,i, act in accordance with moral standards. with or without rules. By NAN( prising if the eye of one or the volted against Kremlin rule and before going and the lish major, is not Many colleges do not have such a system. Some require With college attendance in a country other had closed in a sly secret Tito denounced Soviet interven- amount of learning and enjoy- newly acquired out.2,.. only freshmen to use in supersised housing. Also, a young foreign country becoming in- wink. tion as a "fatal error." from the study. be an advantage or . woman who goes to work after high school can live anywhere creasingly popular, should the ment gained Each would be entitled to his advantage gained from age when she retui she chooses. No one forceo her to live under rules. Shouldn't student first study the culture The moment of private amusement DISCLOSED nrrr a foreign country Okayama. Japan. another young woman who chooses to go to college have the of that country before embark- studying in by going back no further in his- taken lightly. In the three moi, same privilege? He also prematurely disclosed ing? should not be tory than 1955. be learned been here. Miss Km , A number of parents want their children to use under the developing rift between the Dr. Philip Persky, foreign stu- "There is much to The twists and turns of Soviet - countries," said Per- learned to more supervision alien they are at college away front home. Since Stalinists and Lodi-Stalinists, the dent adviser at SJS, strongly from other indetwndull Yugoslav relations actually go world is getting small- and has gained more sell this is the case. San Jose State should maintain housing for rift which today divides Moscow recommends introductory study sky. "The eonli back to 1948 when Josef Stalin "and there is a (fence. She hits also leaineii these individuals. and Peking and which has made in such items as language, cus- er," he added, TO expelled Yugoslavia from the dance. However, many parents have enough respect for their chil- Yugoslavia a permanent whip- toms, art, history and govern- great need for good neighbor ineree Cominform and Tito cried out "I was SUI'priSell 11) (Iren's maturity and character to feel that they do not have to ping boy for the Red Chinese. ment. policies?' very find se all that there had been a "terrible junior social dance elms rattled lise in approved housing. In reply, the Moscow newspa- "Even our students going to Galile Kermani-Arab, here The di mistake." Since it is the parents, not the college, who are legally per Pravda growled that Tito another country where the business management major observed Yuko. one's But it was not until 1955 that didn't and morally responsible for the behasior of their offspring. showed a tendency to "interfere classes are taught in English from Iran, disagrees with Dr. Yuko was well prepared be- Khrushchev began to take a per- familiar Persky on the preparations. Ker- fore coming to the 1'.5 in the put it, shouldn't the parents have the right to choose where their in the affairs of other Commun- should be very, very that et sonal hand in dealing with Tito, history. sons and daughter-inr live? Is it the place of the college to ist parties." with the language," said Persky. mani-Arab had no formal train- field of language, and still se whose sin had been that he was make this decisiiiii! --- P. A. Through the remainder of Dr. Perksy, associate professor ing before corning here three geography. She had ale, read the A good first Communist satellite 1956 and on into 1960, with only of English, just returned from a years ago. about the American odlegiale Caliege openly to challenge the leader- occasional breaks, Yugoslavia two-year Fulbright Fellowship "By learning English here, I life. In fact, she feels she was cornple ship of Moscow. and Moscow continued their ver- to Italy. He suggests a direct learned it correctly the first too well prepared. depend DEAD profess MAN BLAMED bal warfare. The Soviets reneged correlation between the amount time. If I learned it back home, "It might be an :folvantsv4e not Arriving in Belgrade with for- ar on their promisee of credits. I would have learned had Eng- to know and expect sit much los mer Soviet Premier Nikolai But- lish and would have had to fore coming, because then cseo- it ganin, Khrushchev blandly ex- But the tide was turning. The change it," Kermani-Arab ex- thing would be a new ,iirprise.- By TIM BARR plained that the fault had been Moscow-Chinese rift was coming Nearly Foiled Fete plained. she said. ei-d Bees It:') that of Lavrenti Beria, disgraced into the open, and Khrushchev and executed former head of So- was seeing certain things he Set for Tomorrow viet secret police, that Soviet could admire in Tito. Dec. 7 After 21 Years After three changes in locale. leaders fully understood Tito's Thus Tito's current "vacation" the University Dames Associa- Concert No one has to grin while reading this. In fact, if you want to visit to the Soviet Union and in the Soviet Union and the pri- tion can finally rest assured that "A Christmas frown, that might be better. Tomorrow marks the 21st anniversary Tito's assertion: vate amusement that both men its Christmas dance will be at of our nation's entry into World War II. It was Dec. 8, 1941 that "In peace as in war, Yugoslav- could well have felt. Neither 8 p.m. tomorrow night in St. ; Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt asked the Congress to declare war on ia must march shoulder to shoul- they nor communism have Joseph's School on River and the Japanese empire. der with the Soviet Union to- changed, but communism long Park Streets, San Jose. Presented By ward ... the victory of social- ago proved it could adapt to Twenty-one years that’s a whale of a long time. Some of us An unfortunate victim of cir- id ist Choir here aren't that old. ism." condit ions. cumstances, the Dames had The FiNt Mean How far have we come 9f "te then in preventing another such planned their fete, inviting all happening? campus-ites, to the V.F.W. Hall Under the Direction of Sure, we have electronic coastline warning devices, polar in San Jose. Through a snag in Professor Frederick I:. listening posts and SAC bases. We even might have counter intelli- communications. someone else gence men behind Soviet doors. But the big question is- how dif- ewhere got the hall. ferent are the world's people today, than they were 21 years ago? By KEITH TAKAHASHI So the thinking women quick- For America had pulled out of its depression in 1933, with the Exchange Editor ly snapped up the Women's inauguration of economic reforms. She weathered a recession in Gym for the dance. Soon after The Students of Sass Jose Slate 1938, but Hitler's ravaging of Europe from 1938-40, caused us to re- this, the man who rents the arm. Dame Fortune Smiles at Draft V.F.W. Hall, feeling badly that 11:00 a.m. IN MIDST OF DEPRESSION he had rented the hall to an- From 1930-33, American men, women and children were in the National lottery? Maybe. other party, obtained another midst of a deadly economic depression. Some men had grubbed and Lottery has been proposed as a possible alternative to the place for the Dames - St. fought for scraps of food for three years. Mothers cared for neigh- military draft call. Joseph's School - and so boring children while the children's mothers joined the endless Dr. Eli Ginsberg, professor of economics at Columbia Univer- they're "home at last." First Methodist Church sity's Graduate School of Business and director of Columbia's con- stream of humanity standing in bread lines. Cost for the holiday-decorated 5th and E. Santa Cla, But a War! Alt what a magnificent way to shed the humility servation of human resources project, recently termed the present dance is $1.25. and hurt mustered for so long! attitudes of young Americans on military service as "an invitation Japan? She had been in the same depression but was military to national disaster." minded at the time. She was able to boost her economic status by According to the Daily Columbia Spectator, Ginzberg's report, Spaztan2)aihi being a military state. Her objective was to gain control of the -The Optimistic Tradition and American Youth," most young Americans look upon active military duty with distaste and gross- Pacific lands, China and Southeast Asia. Entered as second dais matter April To her, the U.S. Pacific Fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor (ex- up without the understanding of military obligation. 24, 1934. at San Jose. California. un- cept for its carriers, \l"%ti capable of thwarting her projected con- Dr. Ginsberg lists as possible alternatives to the present Selec- der th act of March 3. 1879, Mem- ber California Newspapers Publislurs quest. The solution? tive Ser, ice System. the Spectator said, a lottery among 18-year-olds to determine those Association. Published daily by Asso- who will serve; compulsory training from four olot el Students of San Jose State SOLUTION? to SIX months for everyone, with a lottery determining those who College except Saturday and Sunday, We remember the solution well, as Dec. 7, 1941. serve longer, or non-military service for those not needed in the during college year. Subscription ac- On this same (lay, 21 years later, let us look about us. Are armed forces. cepted only on a rernaind r-of-semesi ter basis. Full academic year, $9: each we in a situation similar to that one 21 years ago? Do people still INNOCENT VICTIMS semester $4.50. Off -campus price per think in such strict terms of right and wrong? Could any one coun- An American GI. Neil Kirwan, drove along a desolate Korean copy. 10 cents. CY 4-6414 Editorial try be labeled a war machine? road and saw a sight that he would never forget. Ext. 2383 2384, 2385, 2386. Ad,ur- Or, are we a different breed? Do we think twice, internationally, A crying child, clad only in a threadbare dress. sat by the fising Ext. 2081. 2082, 2083, 2084. before we throw our Sunday punch? crossroad. The soldier stopped and drove the girl to the nearest Press of Globe Printing Co. Office The giant game of chess we are playing with the rest of the town and found shelter for her in an abandoned boxcar. hours 1,45-4,20 p.m., Monday through world finds one team with no pawns us. The pawns usually are Months later the GI was back in town when he saw another Friday. the first to fall in chessboard combat. Our opponent has a wealth innocent victim of the war, a youngster wrapped in a towel. Ecl,tor LESTER ON of satellite nations towns) to keep her queen safe from capture. Kirwan never saw the two children again, but he never forgot Advertising Mgr. _ STUSFILAEVENScBHUERIGL Editor She can manipulate her paws whenever she wishes- -sometimes the looks on their faces. He wanted to do something for the thou- Day POSITIONS even two at a time, surh as Cuba and sands of Korean waifs roaming the countryside. support 7 East Berlin. News Editor . MANUEL ROBLES A man needs Jockey As the chess game continues, our bishops (diplomats) move After his discharge from the Army in 1957, Kirwan enrolled Office Manager __ DAVEJHNN O In and out, seeking a path to the heart of Central Michigan University. During his term of office in the Jockey is for men. Made from 13 separate pieces the opponent. Meanwhile, at Sports Editor HENRY a pawn is slipped before the bishop, momentarily blorking progress. student senate he hit upon the idea of having the senate adopt Copy Editor ______CAROLYN LUND to give the support and protection every man needs Feature Editor TOM KENNEDY Japan. now our good friend, sends us her finest students to an orphanage. According to the Central Michigan University Life, Society Editor ..._ PRUDI STAVIG man needs a special kind of support assimilate a cherished education. Given prestige -Faith council, A and the knowledge his plan was applied for support to the Inter Vets Fine Arts Editor . _ BOB PACINI for true male comfort And only that their learning is vitally needed in a growing democratic Japan, Club and International Relations Club. Wire Editor JESS CHAMBERS Jockey builds a brief from 13 sepa- the visiting Japanese students do their best on our shores. The endorsement of all four organizations was gained, and the Photo Editor . . DAVE lliELLAK rate, tailored Inertia to give that sup. San Jose and Okayama are now sister cities. chosen. Exchange Editor KEITH TAKAHASHI has California cities Mon San Orphanage at Seoul was Promotion Manager KENT VLAUTIN port - pills comfort No other brief have been joined in an effort to adopt cities in the summer, to At present, finds raised by CMU students and the rather Reporters, Pat Angle, Jerry Arca, Tim such a firm, long lasting waistband to exchange students for month -long visits to one another's country. Intermittent allotments from the Korean government support the Barr. Drucilla Challberg, Don Chap- hold the brief up for constant support. No, there is no need to grin today, unless you would like to orphanage man, Steve Ch II. Bob Dune. Gerald and no other brief has the Jockey FI4 Jody Kincaid, OW ranee of no-gap security. join me in hieing just plain thankful We live in a world which has Interest in the orphanage has beeome earnpus-wide since then, Guibor. Betty Lu- bran . George Martin, Ken Porter, grown to a point where the international panic button is not so rind the original eommittee has been expanded into the National Fred Schoonnuller. Carol Sw Oft the reel thong ... Idlest Jockey quickly pushed. Aasociation of College-Supported k'oreign Orphanages. Eugene Williams, Margie Yamamoto. din doesn't Iwo M Jock y Soy. APARTAN DOLV-11 Art Department Holds r , , I,,--7 Poi4e n Yey I Annual Auction Tonight Dormitory Plans By PRUDI STAVIG i, ailiht.,,,, .., ., .., . I,.. .1,i, I I.1, In .Society Editor This kcal be a limulial and ''I I- department is also siaei,oi oi , Music Festival d phrase tonieht at the Christmas art sale in itu, Ail SJS Art Deistrtment's Gallery. 'Society' Goes Political A mush' festival. with cu$5(1 , is Art Auction. Add i t iona I st udent mat f a mil - eash ItriZI for :he beta act, will ii Being NS certain campus politicians have la-en ln the news lately. mom than IOU pieces of art ty :tit work is on display in the be held at Allen Hall, rnen'si 1 ought as well he timely and hop en, too, south a funny thing I submitted by both art gallery thioughout the sale. sesistenee Hall, 325 Sotith 10th so ork. heard the either day .. it's a "Knock Knock- joke, so be prepartst and students, will be in- which will vontinta. tlitomai St :Slondity evening at M 30 lartilty tio. sienething far-fetched. in tonight's auct kin in Dec. 14. stuclunts :wt., still parit, eluded liernocrat ''Knock. knock " ai,Ci it S p.M. The gallery, lov:tled in the Art 7. it,. Itepublieart "Who's there?" %sork to he atietioned 1:uilrting, svill be itjao, I, ,d11 Si }',-111.ilTriel` N. ill Art -itiehard NJ)iceft " iii 4 III t.ti :tad arid fiiii IrAtc.1,.rmi Band Odds ItHIJI.1611(tall -itioliard Nixon who"- JeSt JI:,t I 1 . 1,on isse ob, you 's(' forgotten bun. tot?" F.,scbti..1,... 1;.11 at, I Crawl. Na' ytttl may well wonder what that silly thaw ttas to do with tita.oley. associate %Ale ate fund fratelc. I ’1,,tew the gene-std content of l'olse at Ivy I woritier too, tad just nite.ie and direcl,ii. art ,clotlars'eg,.. ttiktusttritl pianist. N -con u heck, couldn't It-list l, .11ery. said that On,. Fifty f,' riot 'Ile semi -classical H, ii. : Dot t. HILISTNIAS NEARS . .aon procedure %% ill %%ill gn to the ionilitioltrle:ime! '1,11.111. itHQUI:t1 : Finn last year. 40 no' cent b. an ail scholar-11.p The mothers of Delta Zeta sorority members: have plarumal ii Kasitart comedy Me: Chu,- ChristmiLs dinner Sunday for 1.1ella Zetas and their parents. ..' II There will I)e no pre- fund and the remainine to ii HEARTWARMING - Members ot Chi Omega sorority and Tine GUT1/..11:e.i. hilte,, singer: nor will any vent to the Art Gallery mainten- Alpha Tau Omega entertain underprivileged tots at their Christ- Royce Hall began celebrating early with its seeond annual Sharon Gressio, socalist and o,,oe be set on any ;inc-u' fund. mas party last year. Left to right are Treg Trigillus, Sue Sargent, Christtnas danee last Saba-clay The women and their dates en- Carol Patton piamst. joyed Last year min'.. than s. Joe Buehler, Sally Nauman, Bill Wolkup and Margo Sinclair. Sun- dinner and dancing at the Brookdale Lodge amidst the 4PP:11- Ai-cording to Sehiffman ra-tate aol hr. believed this was collected and Se rut was day is the date for this year's party at the Chi 0 house on theme of "Mistletoe Magic.- Chairmen for the affair were produver ,if the show, the pur- students to tributerl to the Sirth Street. A visit from Santa will highlight the afternoon. Fran Adler and Judie Block. l/ft'rC. of the festival is to en- turvi. Other Greeks entertaining the underprivileged children this year Now that the Royce Hall crew has vacated the Lodge, the Sig eultural activities ill' Allen are Sigma Phi Epsilons and Alpha Omicron Pis on Wednesday. Firs are planning to Move in tomorrow evening with their annual , and provide entertain- Delta Gamma will hold a party for the blind children Sunday. Christ:nas dinner dance. Gatos Swim and Racquet Here's a Holiday Suggestion: TN. Li, Club will be the settin. for NIarkhain Hall's annual winter fonnal tomorrow evening. The own and their dates will dance to the music of Tom Brook's Col- CARS AVA1LABLF ORANGE JULIUS O BE DR VEtii TO OPErirTh Mass To Highlight legiate Jazz Quintet. ..4 4243 An open house is on the Sunday agenda for the 'tidies Pint 30c Hoover Thin, with It.,-, I ristmas party plannesi for Wedret-,' 839 Almaden Quart 55c The rPselation of ’ ek" will be the highlight of the J.H. Goulden & Associates Half Gallon 95c Christmas Concert Santa will la .,. bring happiness and wonder to smallateis of the ! L% Nursery,' on Sunday afternoon. Tr, I I . Kappa Alp'. I 1 Alpha Epsilons Give your Party a Festive Flair t.. i linitS rt. tit pi:I/pet I Big Auto ,,. : ! 1111,:i and gifts for the inore than :at boys :mil girls. Insurance Savings Anneencia Or:ANGE JULIUS Corner of ist & San Fernando 1!. . lie concert sent to' a p,.1 the DuM- Women end ',merited men one Chairnten for the day .e.' Sally Johnson. Anti l,irrthrudi flr ., Si: $et lett 113 dividend or net 1,1rfou Oak; . opus 1 of Striffley 11..Ilin. eurrently at et See leased on I 17 nor ifeskett, Ken Pol ter and Al Sent itt, cent dtmdend) linol men under on a lectiireship. 55: $252 $4.1 divideed. or net Ifollingssvortla has rielicate(1 the Mass if tirum Erlendson. et 1201. CAROLING 810/20.000 Bodily lAwee Lialtillty- 01.002 11E.-ISI RE OF SI or1/1(`SSI,I' lit 11111Sie. Prolmety Damage and 3500 Medical Heartwarming strains of age-old Christmas carols will be heard Payments. Ott,., covemotts at corn. The perforrrutnee of the mass Organ soloist will be Richard ut ings. Monday evening when the Sigma Phi Epsilons and the ladies rd Pm ble Peyenento can be Icy c\imi. BAKEn will [arct r e the Sy mid-rats ,lesson, ,iss, made onc . twice or tour temet ti. pm 'lessor of Sigma Kappa go singing 'bout the town. pear Cull or write to. lull tr cw. St rim:, :did II" tin i-ic' 'nation to Georoe 1.4 Camobelt There's a quality in a successful woman as straight as the lines on a ledge' .5 "1"." The Yule season will lie celebrated throughout the week for too kaaol Avenue. Ssinnyvalis. Etslenil, (141.h:11111, . e5pent 14741 (der I noei loot - in a caieful study of her career you'll find a vales ol difficult, pu. Thi instrumental &-n 're' it, tale' Delta Gammas. On the agenda is a Monday night Anchor Mari made in the accomplishment of her goal, and that each step gressive steps were FIVE :41.:('T1()NS that will accompany Jesson will party for the DGs' favorite. guy, Tom Huber. :a :he ladder was hard won, the resclt of long hours ol labor and stout courago. The mass is divided into fist' eomposed of faculty anti stu- The DG hashers, dares something unique in a SUCCesslul woman - there must be, or wouldn't cooks, housemother anti foreign exchange tie all be marked with the banner of success? What is it? major sectiiins: kyrie. dents in the Music Department. student, Berit Carlsson, will be the guests of the women for a special i red 0. sani tus-bencilietus and Christmas party on The dictionary defines it as the "degree or measure of succeeding or attaining They are Gibson Walters, pro- Wednesday. FOR BRUNCH one's desired end." Yet isn't it true that we all succeed to a degree? - if we del. fessor of music and Carmen On Thursday, the ladies will invite their dates over for a didn't there'd be nothing to work for! As Robert Browning, the poet, sic aptly The mass was etimmissioned violin,. Frances Robin- Yuletide gathering. SUNDAY put it, "And if a man's grasp exceed his reach, what's a heaven for?" I believe Is Dumbarton Oaks rat Flat-yard MliSie. viola; Sigma Kappas are scurrying fir011tld trying to get the house that even our most successful woman, after achieving the heights of her triumphs, try l'Iric-rmy It was composed 12 bedecked and plans completed for their annual faculty 21,ti still seek further realization of her dreams. IS na In Hi south. associate pro- Christ cos, o whin Hollingsworth fessor of music, cello; Roger Mer- party Sunday. Some 150 instructors and their wives or husban4, A good way to make your dreams come true is to enroll at the Parkside Beauty Vivian's Special: ising svith the Italian- ril, have been invited. [allege, of 77 N. First Street, in San lose, where you will receive expert and string bass and Way-ne Sor- So, . I oi eordemporai-y ensen, as assiate KIDNAPPERS Egg complete beauty culture training - an opportunity not only for financial in- professor of mu- 2 strips bacon depend.nce, but artistic expression as well! There is nothing like a specialized Memo,. , the sh. and Susan Snook. oboes. Sounds like fun- -a Hasher Snatch. larger world! 2 delicous holcakes profession for opening doors to a io.,1, 1, Phil - The program is onen to all an ,1 The ladies of the Marimur Hall annex empuct. that the sneak I. !here :c!rw-ain charge. which consisted of kidnapping the three house hashers, was .1 65c t iei't"ii'fli whopping success- only problem was a little rain which forced then, at .ts al the I,, bring the men back to the hall Taman for a breakfast of donuts Pastor, Priest and chocolate. VIVIAN'S The brothers of Sigma Pi will honor their parents Sunday with 15 So. 4ts Run Jazz Show the annual "Parents' Day." The parents will return to the chapter N. I Pz house following a tour of the campus and will heir a special mean Open 10.30 cm r ; PLRFORMANCE your cavven.ence , yawn who also are jazz ex- music by two of the brothers. William Galbraith will be on tho Sundoy for .,01)i’l IS a, per- perts have joined in a unique violin and Steve Gebhart will play the du. first time al cello. :4tinday night religious series Jim Gitissi is slated to present a magic show. -.E. taail,arton Mehl:vs:ton. TROPICAIRIan ESQUIRE O'er a lia,a1 radio s I us 0 ii, n Delta Sigma Phis have got themselves a new leader. Jeir. TWIN-VIA -newt-IN \VINS, Area was eleetcd president of the house for the spring semestes (formerly Mayfair/ 'I It in. ri cit,1 Seim Clare at 3715 CL waite Tiwy are Roman C'atholie Other officers elected were Jerry Belt vice president; Jerry Chain, iti tor vi. it it 1191 E. Santo Clara St Norman and secetary and Kent Anderson, treasurer. South Screen Arut the Italian Father O'C'onnor the to n1 rover eel Phone CY 3 8405 The Delta Sigs also natned DO one but outstanding lainique master ('orelli. Pastor John Gensel of the Ad- three LOLITA vent lattlieran C' hu re In, Now pledges. They are Cal Hogg. Larry .y: and Roy Swanson. Or9aniptien4 S,.e Lt-ur' The titles tor the seetions PRESSURE POINT The men alma report that 'lie work art. "I'reltalio," Y, irk. ai, p Pottier dud tr . they're still looking over 15 cute BOYS' NIGHT OUT n "Sarah:m(1a." and program, called "Two Navonet Nowak and Jack Lemmon coeds who remain in their Car- Giga." 1t'orld's of Jazz." explores the ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP No -Or Screen nation Ball contest. ENSLMIII.E seetilar and non -secular aspects "The Sword of the Conqueror" It'll be a "hot" time in the St. Thomas Chapel -PRESSURE POINT" Performing the work Will Ise a of jazz rind jazz mu.ticians, fea- CHRISTMAS STAR BANQUET old Pi Kappa Alpha house to- A S.vdent chaptil rot do.t *Mt Jack Potence. Guy Medi,. and ' ienny trio ineltuling Dr. Gib- tUrillt; SallIplingS itt contenipo- Rossidreqo out,. 01,0, and belety. 04 C Osca, Johnor,. POTS' NIGHT OUT Eloonor rary and traditional jazz and morrow night when the annual Jose area , ,n 'Walters. professor of nwsio, Folk Singer H rm Wyatt No.a, and Jack Lernrnon First run in the San "Fireman's Fling" invades the IXonald Thimuth, associate guests from the world of music Worship --Sunday, 10 a.m. basement. Sunday Dmernbe AM 210ORDemanadmosugumiMINB HualesSor of musie. cello and and the church. The men and their dates will SIntrm.on :ngKThdoe...nsfunedsfood eerd Hope for Thomas Ryan, peifessor of mai- T'at her O'Connor, recently cup- Chtrch twist, mash, and all that to the G sce Ltotitt harpsichord. "'''it director of radio and tel- 1Dth and Son Fernando Raocito sounds of the Crestwoods . . . Completing the program NI, ill an for the l'aulist Fathers CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER Tickets $I 25 DRIVE-IN tile men in grubby fireman dress 396 South FirM 1,0 the Crinee/ F Nikko' t Ir hi. foist 11 years was Cathre 300 S. 10th at San Carlos and the females in leotards ;111.1 No Charge To Foreign Studer', an ' He:, I I Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor Space Ship on Venus nighties, a la escape garb. For Rme vations Call CT 5 203t First trarsz- KING OF KINGS CHURCH Or .1, If Hanle, Italian Club Dinner GRACE BAPTIST The Unbeliever Baran, '.IS' Italian Club svill sponsor 4114 (10 Fernando '111-1,inta, I ,inner Sundrty, Dec. tWesley MiNumming Foundation r - Jot, U A... .o I p.m .,t 22.1,1(1 Franklin (Methodist Student PAO , LANAZHIMI SA R ATO GA 22', Tonight's Si , .NIttuntam Viess. itecording to Center) Bone-, club chair- 14502 Big Basin Way Bunnie social 400 South First St. 441 South 10th Saratoga man. Street A party is scheduled after the Canterbury ": ,/f English comedies the Sue Lyons in dinner, beginning about 6 p.m. J. Benton White, Tales CARRY Campus Minister ON TEACHER "LOLITA" Admission is free for cluh Night! niembers. Cost of the dinner To Er Jan,e, Mason as Humbert Hurnbert CARRY ON SARGEANT nono Itth members is Si Come and ioin us it our AA,AI Christ' -a. Party. It begins et SOO o ns at our .. HUMSUG' Y 7- I I th Annual S Jd vt Center. Corals, deco etten the C r December 25, it TOW N E 3060 Orm ittNithemonts. worship Tk.-. be 1433 Tho Alameda 5111304074. TAKE A STUDY BREAK AM Greek Show vo wow, yo eat Wore you com LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD
. . . enjoy a movie %toddy we , .. and - Worship Suot141 eclowt open mu, . Singing Dancing Comedy STOWAWAY IN THE SKY 1111.1 ANN First St. Pool's Ss.etity Sep. e 6 Clare a St% 10th et Son Stewed*, Coats and Suits rut I 1110 111 11-00 a re Clip This Coupon Fifteen Fraternities and Sororifir., Si1C,4 Off Donate( A Getty, ann. C Etheredqe CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER CARRY ON TEACHER their show biz talent! JANE ANDRE Minister Minister 300 South Tenth Dresses STUDENTS ONLY STUDENTS Spartan Tri-C FREE ADMISSION FREE i FREE ADMISSION FREE ADMISSION KORET vuolied ' coupon good for one free dmission to a currently 3rd & Sail or more Sportswear ''(ant 'itk a student body card when accompanied by one simitay. 943 current stu. Morris Dolf,y Auditor:Jm 8 p.m'. 'y paid student adm;ssion. Both students must have 42 S. Id in San Jon.. It. prdkillp -Tito BE PRE. 'I' "t body cards. NO EXCEPTIONS. COUPON MUST Moral. % I. 1 tete, al only Mon Come Early 622 TOWN A Tr t4TE0. Good Towne, or Saratoga Theaters. Good 5:43 Hour Gay Friday, Saturday COUNTRY 1^Y Tueseloy. Wednesday and Thursday. Not good IN-c. It 1 le rt e I end parts .it TEACHER ' VILLAGE 4. Sunday. GOOD AT SHOWING OF -CARRY ON :.:10 p trit end HIGH (,)NLY, AND NO OTHER SHOW. ALL COLLEGE OR Phone Setente tCHOOL STUDENT BODY CARDS VALID. Sponsord by Theta Chi 14 i 7,110 SERVICES Stati, 1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH San Jose 8:30, 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. ...-.4escesoco=40:0) Grapplers Defend Title Frosh Harriers Run Tomorrow In NorCal Tournament San Jose slate ssiestirrs 'Ain be rum! Norehern Calit. i oercol- In Last Chance at Championship LII acaimst six other colleges in relate Wrestling cio In its Iasi attempt of dn. sear. al le le lop die Spactans' team The SJS mentor an atternia succcssfully defend tomorrow at 12 in the mat l01 .T11 San Jose State's frosh cross coun- time, Miller believes. Stanford's take im leverage time the ( r(wn thev have held for three Fresno State will be am. ti: in the national try team will be trying to better Dave Deubner is an outstanding title. A to othe YeitIN running in the Sixth An - favorites to take the title . its best mark of the season to- man. and each Spartan will be out .4 47.20 clipped the Spartans is :vont Spartans. arelailin_ the sports Ii, top his three. Miller said. t year's meet when Stannird's morrow at Stanfoisl.
.,;wh Hugh Mumhy Though S.IS lit -1 rep If it does so, the fresh team may Garrison has run the third fast- edged them out for nu, not as strong this year. the Spar- t--Nt %IC I 511.1 Friday. Dee I own. 1*mA 1.111(1.-ta Iii or 7. 1962 tiring another honor to SJS's long est two-mile race on Stanford-- sin team will be in contention But The national 81.30 list of distance running fents. l-trass course with a 9:32 effort. postal competition Other teains entered in the meet and conch Miller said Lodin is his mosi ..sults will be known on Dee nrludes Spucl nlli Thus far in history. no frosh 18 :ire California. Santa Clara. Chic., far as Neff s hen the top teams and potatoes and salad 99c varsity teams front the same consistent runner. As individuals (To Go) steitte. San Francisco State and school have won both national ability, Miller Si*-- Tie is ill`t be feted at a dinner at Stan- Stanford. rime Out championships, hut several have It-inning his (flacon I NI. I it lliire-r Last year 14 teams competed in come close. Houston's teams placed 25c the tourney but the numbm t: With JOHN HENRY first and third one year. Just hist LI )1 trid 11-tr ia.en reduced to seven team- Sports Editor year. the Spartan teams placed BF, vear. _ first in frosh and second in varsitv The Spartans scored 65 points competition. I 'I, , a111,11., OPEN .ver runners-up Fresno State ,53i S.TS's chances look good to nom STUDENT Monday irid Modesto Junior College ,391. Twin Quarterbacks the trick since already its mark is the hest in the nation for two 1. - result of chic Ilenge ma tc hes Perry .-. coach of the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Thursday q'ml, Plan now for your miles 48:11. This is the third fast- DISCOUNTS crday and Wednesday. the PIO Footbah l.cague. experimented with a two-quarterback backfield est time in frosh records. Li-. Friday m lineup for both relish and this season and liked what he saw t BERMUDA learns year's team set the second quirk'-' has been determined The experiment was started because of a quarterback problem TILL 9 The varsity team will be: John mark at 47:39. FOR A College that Montreal had. Moss had two men for the job. Sandy Stephens who GHRISTMi Week ,1301. Coach Dean Miller will be de- I.im .1231, Dave Armstrong played at Minnesota, and Joe Francis from Oregon State. TREAT, pending on top three freshman 1 Carl Dommeyer 1371. Warren able to both run ELECTRONIC PARTS & HI Fl EQUIPMENT BOWL A. ) ,( 1963 In Canadian football the quarterback must be King I 1471. Cliff Olson ,157,. Is- runners. Joe Neff, John Lodin and and pass. Stephens can run but is a mediocre passer. Francis can pass Jack Proc- John Garrison should supply the bigger, busier, mael Rodriguez .167,. loit was an ordinary runner. and T.V. StipI tor ,177.. Paul Hodgins ,1911 and main punch against teams as Foot- United Radio Co. (I Moss decided to use both men in the backfield with two fullbacks better than ever! Don Anderson , heavyweight hill. Stanford. California, College rind a flanker. In Canadian ball 12 men are on the field. "We thought DISTRIBUTOR'', of San Mateo, San Francisco State WHOLESALE Informal welcoming dance to start Hodgins took a third place in' the two-roll out or pass system would confuse the opposition for a the fun. and San Jose City College. last year's meet. Anderson com- time.- Moss said. W. S (AV! t). Even though each of these Wain', CY 8-1212 1425 College Day at the Beach . the peted independently and captured biggest beach party of the year. QUARTERBACKS BEHIND CENTER has one good runner. none look - first place in the heavyweight class. All -day cruise to historic St. both Stephens and Francis to line up George. Luncheon. Calypso music. Mumhy expects King. Olson. Rod The system called for Gornbey Dancers. riguez. Hodeins and Anderson to behind the center. close together like the conventional T-quarterback. STUDENTS! Cat out this coupon Round Robin Tennis Tournament. do well this year. ho wits going to handle the ball was the problem for the defense to Alpha Tau Omega College Talent Revue. figure out. and cut down on your auto expenses on . . The trash team is also compet- For o 5 Fun Festival with jazz concerts. DOUBT CREATED * all accessories * flats * service choral groups, dance contests. ing. even though the entrants are Favored To Keep Moss explained his idea thusly "We hoped to create a split-second Barbecue Luncheon. strong. The Spartan frosh team is VALUABLE COUPON PA ..f doubt in the minds of the opposition. We did realize a sm,11 Sightseeing. composed of John Esparza 1123i, 1523 advantage with fakes and handoffs. One quarterback would go in Swimming Crown Special Tennis Trophies. Rich Ferries- ,130i, Bob Madsen one direstion and the other the opposite." ALL YOURS AT Ni) ei-iARnE '137,, Gary Scardina (157i. Rich Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Theta 10 . DISCOUNT on any purchase of $3.00 Coach Harry Anderson of San Jose State says that the idea is Lawhead .1671. Con Hrinxiff .177'. Chi will be out to unseat last or more GAS OIL ACCESSORIES The not entirely. a now one. Frank Leahy used primarily the same idea BERMUDA John Cole i191. and Jim Porter year's all -college swim champion LABOR AND FLAT TIRES! Trade with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame in the late 1940s. Development Board heavyweight but it looks like the champ. Alpha Anderson, is when both quar- Yes, sir, we'll fix your flats for just 50c 620 Filth As.., Now York 20, N.Y. The prime advantage, according to Tau Omega, will be just as tough of the defensive line a tire. terbacks roll out in opposite directions one side in the event which takes place at can both fake handoffs can't pull out for pursuit. The quarterbacks 3:30 this afternoon. offer good anytime with A.S.B. card sides of the line. to the two halfbacks, who go through both SAE placed two individuals in HOLIDAY FAST SERV top positions in two events in John Elish Texaco Service BLOCKING PROBLEMS Wednesday's time trials. Pete Pet- 95 North Fourth St. CY 4-0752 Aert),-.4 Front the Libran a difficulty springs up. Anderson says. One of On passing plays rinovieh was timed at 15:5 in the stay and block while the other rolls back -4# 4 4 414 ;ill 4th and San Fernand() the quarterbacks must 24-yard shuttle walk. Tom Murph.\ to pass. outswam all others hy at leas' troubles that Montreal had with the system One of the main one full seerind to rapture Ian - when Stephens took the ball the opposition could be pretty Delicious Fish-wich :- that three fn the 50-yard individual ,re that a running play was in the works. A portfolio .... with spicy tartar sauce backstroke race. When Francis had the ball the team could set to defend against Theta Chi's Steve Lambrecht a pass play. But on handoffs to the fullbacks a doubt was instilled swam to two first -places in the 9or the who want the very ... 39(' io the nunds of the defensive lines heats. one in the 30-yard freestyle Your portfolio includes' and the 100-yard individual free- 1 PERSONAL COUNSELING: A discriphon of as many NOT A GIMMICK at your strong traits as you may need to help vim Si Hamburger style Moss ,aal that the twin-quarteitack, twin-fullback system isn't develop a Innis personaaty. Each trait in6udes SAE was runner-up to ATO last advantages, disadvantages and how to gimmick, and said that he plans to try it next season with the a list of A Mecl In Itself" year. Beth teams dominated the direct the trait. -:.(11-T. final results. Only Theta Chi Dello 2. STUDY HABIT COUNSELING: A discription of the The Los Angeles Rams of the NFL might do well to adopt the Sc. 394. Upsilon and Phi Sigma Kappa Specific traits Causing your study problems. ; ot next year. If the Rains sign their No. 1 draft choice, Terry Baker with information telling you how to con- could crack the teams dominance. together 112 (-argon State, they could use Baker and Roman Gabriel in the hol each of these to Is. Dan t1nruis intramural director. Juicy Hot Dogs ime system. 3. VOCATIONAL COUNSELING: A list of specific voca- VALLE' said this YPat', times are much inclinations Baker is a threat its a passer and runner and Gabriel is a good tions tailored to your natural faster. Each entrant will have to horn which yea may choose in order to provide .sser and fair runner. If the Rams used both in the backfield they lie swim Id least two or three - yourself with the greatest amount of purpose, hap- SANTA at least make their losing efforts entertaining for the fans. rMs faster. Unruh believe - piness, and success in life. Fee: $15 if. En Es (Tv iittrlin; Allen Hall has dominated the Save MC For Young Adults BRAVO BRITAIN team es ents Si far. It took first CAREER PLANNING Hi 297-3313 British track officials were shocked to learn that there was no places in the 100-yard freestyle 777 North lit Street San Jose, Calif. Telephone: .eon the books to ban runners from running without a vest (shirt,. relay and the 100-yard medley -Bring us your probb ml. Soh ..p, .". One serious-faced British official. John Martell, said, "We relay. .nd to our surprise that there was nothing to prevent the girls Theta Chi and Sigma Pi had the (ming in bikinis on a hot day if they felt like it. top marks for the 250-yard free-, The British weren't long in remedying this outrageous lack of deeency. A ruling that a runner's clothing ' will be defined so that the need to wear a vest will be necessary. Extramural Team The crisis was brought about during the Surrey Country steeple- , ilase. A Inner had the nerve to strip off his vest despite cries ot Needs Fencers yo,i’ll be disqualified." We congratulate the quick-thinking British officials that had 1111. ; . .I ttt the courage o-, Icki a t:,nd on such a ilistressfUl needs sou. Airravling Joan Sari", assistant pi. ,.. ohs's- imii vibration, the IIII-1111 is (open to both non and ss omen stU- dent s. Intermted students with a -very minimum ol Lisa. instrUetion- .1re IS YOUR AUTO asked to attend the rneeti: ,i. 1 'to 'ri AILING? 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biZIGINAL__DEF] Rosh Basketballers F PIP tRTAN SIT Y-5 Swamp Gators, 71-44 Spartans Go Into Overtime 1.1 Ni vV1LLIAMS ale open, minute ()I play to frost' cage squad bat, .b .se Stale vise the Sfms mbabes a quick 4-1 To Down Gators, 52-43 It'I it, its second straight win lead. By JOHN HENRY the Gat Ors held them to Its pants convincing fashion, as it Only once did the Gators take a San Jose State's eagers played Harry Edwards led the- clot) at the San Francisco State the advantage, at 7-6, as coach .waniped two difterent ball games, one in the half "vide six points ,eurlings, 71-44, last night in Spar- Danny Mines' five experienced a regular play and the other over- THRIFTY The shooting (A Sims hot shooting night. It hit on 43 per in de- ta' time, to defeat the San Francisco cent of its field goal finel stages of the game helped Newell Jr., a sharp-shooting attempts com- Pete State Gators 52-43 before 2.000 the Spartans close the gap In the on two long jumpers pared to a cool 21 per cent by the STUDENTS hit excited fans at Spartan Gym losers. waning minutes of reit . Cut Tour Gaso,ine Thursday night. and e"entually tht By buying o Moior Brand The turning point came early in to put The Spartans were not able to ice in the overtime Gasoline at Discount Pr.c. s the first half, as plvotman Jeff period - get untracked in the regular pet- was the high point PAESANO Goodere cashed In on a throe-point man to inest1 rol play as San Francisco led at play to Jose with 12. Brad Duggan o RESTAURANT give the Spartan freshmen PURITAN OIL CO. the half and still was ahead with SFS toitk game honor, ti I I A.r conditioned, a 12-9 margin with thirteen min- Just a Few Blocks front Campus 9:37 left in the game. points. He had a o Jetties mg utes left in the half. 496 & W II.arn 6th & hop 11allass Dinners San Jose State started its re- half which keep the S. T. Sat fold, 6-312 forward, sunk 10th & Taylor equal to turn late in the period but San par with SJS. San Francine's two field goals, and Goodere and Finest Francisco could riot be out -dis- Newell peppered the net with free Touch if tanced. The two teams were tied "Authentle throws to push San Jose to a com- 40-40 at the end of regu tat ion time YPARAFILF :a "ANY CITY" manding 26-13 lead with about five .n QUALITY A completely different SMS i rrnit Budget Pricet" minutes left in the initial half. team ramie out for the five-min- 9 off Bollinter LatI Bob Griggs, who turned in an r.t 21071 lite overtime period. Kill Vonge outstanding floor game in his first %13i. the first to wore at 4:414 college tilt, tossed in a long jump- of the warts frame. SALE FOR A er and Craig Fergus hit on three CHRISTMAS of four free throws to give the The Spartans hit 12 points be- OF TREAT, Spartababes a lopsided 31-19 lead fore the Gators were able to get AT BOWL at the intermission. on the scoreboard. Dennis Bates scored on a 15-foot jumper and , The second half was a sequel to CLASSY FORWARD Eddie Sims is one of the outstanding later made another point from the DRESSES the first, as forward Bill Clegg. junior college transfers that Stu Inman expects to help the cagers. free-throw line. The Spartans Goodere, Griggs and Newell con- Sims won All-Navy honors in 1959 and was all-State in 1961. scored three more points on free nected on successive goals to put He was on the All-Coast Conference team at San Jose City throws by Ron Labetich and Bill ilie game out of reach at 40-22. College for two years. Robertson. With Saffold. Newell and Frank 2 for Eddie Sims scored the 15.95 final four Tarrantts doing most td the scor- points for the SJS squad, as he ing, the locals widened the gap to Girls' Collegiate Classics Dresses from S16.15 to 521.50 hit on a lay-in and two free For a limited time only . . . 130 points at 62-32 with 7:10 re- Early solectioi advisable Spartan throws. With 47 Five Meets seconds left in Imaining. At this poin t, Glines :he game the Gators finally got !cleared his bench and the SJS re- Study Break, Bowl! the scoreboard on a free throw , For a Iserves held their own against theSanta by Norm Eliason. Eliason hit two VATIG N'S tired SFS regulars. Barbara Today more foul throws to make the PALM BOWL Four Spartans broke into double . Id le ,1 so Ian eagets Iet urn II) 1. I i Iii Liming lettermen. Ile av- score 52-43 as the buzzer sounded. GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SHOP 1523 W. Son Carlos !mores as practically the entire{ thin tonight again.st the Gauen' a:aged 10.5 points a game last The Gators surprised the fa- 121 So. 4th. St. CY 4-2810 1, :s111 made the scoring column., of St anti Barbara in the Spartan }ear. The big forward also leads vored Spartans in the opening 'se'veil led with 13, while Saftold. Gym at 8 p.m. The Willie will be the returnees in rebounds with period of the game as they tool: ,.is close behind with an even preceded by a 6:15 game lAdween 199 in 24 games. Liusem the other the lead for the first 14 minutes. I the Spartan freshman and a team , veteran starter, averaged 8.7 They had a 22-18 lead at half- Gaol: hook -shot standout Mike from Hamilton Air Force Base. points last year with 59 rebounds. time. Mike Carson was the bic I : an was high pointmaker tor bid h , CIFTS The Gauchos tio depending on man for SFS in the first period teams with 15, netting five goals Orval Elkins, 6-5 forward, and junior college transfe rs to raise , . is he hit three field goals and STATE MEAT MARKET and the same number of charity Gary Erickson, 6-3 forward, along California's the 1962-63 basketball fortunes at added lour free throws for lb the University. Only five experi- with Trick are the other returning points. Corner 4th and Santa Clara Finest Fruits Saffold pulled 12 rebounds off enced players; have returned from lettermen. The little guard cooled down :lie hoards, while Ryan grabbed I CY 2-7726 Give A Treat from the last year's squad that compiled a The Spartans will open with In tile Set' I half as he only made one field goal and another Santa Clara Valley 12-12 record. Dennis Bates and Bill Robertson Complete Line of First Gary Davis, 6-5 senior forward. free throw to end the night with Need Judo Help? at forwards, Harry Edwards at the in and Jim Larson, 6-2 guard, are 13 points. Qualify Meats, Wholesale and Retail Rimn the only returnees in the start in. post, with Bill Yonge and The Spartans couldn't find their Beautiful Call Birthplace, lineup. To join the two veterans. Lalsttieh in the backcialrt. scoring eyes in the first half THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: (;ift Packages Santa Barbara will send 6-8 cen- San Jose State ter John Conroy, 6-6 forward Kite - for the complete collegiate experience LEG OF LAMB A or AA 62C lb. Delivered anywhere arc! Sundbta:g. and 6-2 guard Gar' F ; Judo-curious yolle:y.s and uni- 1 worship this Sunday at in the U.S.A. Gieskill into the fray. versities from across the nation Fresh LINK SAUSAGE? 9` lb Sundlx-rg and Gaskill are from Church aIn calling on SJS - the birth- First Baptist and the Peninsula. They played fiii Li -I' of collegiate judo for ad- the downtown church Fresh & Leon BOILING BEEF lb s2.95 up San Mateo College last year befori 28C 110 establishing judo pro- to the college community transfering south. catering See Displays at The Gauchos have height 8:30 & 1100 a.m. Morning Worsh;p Armour Star CANNED HAM, 13 lb size 69c lb. SJS judo coach Yosh Uchida, 9:45 a.m. College "Seminar ' 112 S. FIRST ST. the post position as 6-6 La: is 39c who has "reared" college judo , 5:45 p.m. Tri C Club Trick hacks up the 6-8 Cont': 7:00 p.m. Evening Service BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF lb. VALLEY FAIR MARKET from a babe-in-arms, has aided I Ian Hardin, Can also be 198 So Second St San Jose Plenty of FREE PARKING r Si-cpp,ng Center) more than 25 schools in establish- at the center spot. Wholesele to F,ets Sore - ;es end Boa d,g ing judo courses in the past 10 Clarence R. Sands, D.D., Pastor SANTA CLARA PLANT Davis is the top scorer am, 'IL years. [E Led of Bellamy Ave.) SJS was the first college in the Save MONEY Carry Gifts nation to offer courses in judo. Home Yourself! It first appeared in the 1937 col- lege bulletin as a course In the po- lice curriculum. flay In 1953, judo courses were open- and ed to all corners. This semester Uehida has about I 11 11 n g 275 students. Fifteen of them are girls, and about 60 are varsity. 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.,DEFICINE1 ASCE 1{TAN !Stmt. Rifles Queen Told To Hear Friday. Dec 7. Last Chance Visiting Adventurer To Narrate Seismology Talk Libr Tonight at Dance 1 John A. Blume. a consulting en 1.1tino, For Shots gineer: will be the guest ( The Pershing Rifles. ROTC speaks; tore the at tonight's meetingeof th saasr. oattinatit T.slas is the last chance to get honorars society, will hold tary can Society of Civil CHA :2 slIpox Los. 1.11' immunizations until after Exclusive O Ball at lS(...- loan Films R annual Christmas ! beA .. 11.11; of Rare hin third its Jitio , s 'hristtnas holiday. the Student The until 31,2 i.ti.091 tilt. Ile' I Iwco tow, Serie, and the ters. The Indian rho,. hits in11- ! Ricky's lisatt House, Palo Alto, topicl' of Blumes health Service arinounced this i'ie lain A intok is hi giant 3,000-pound Indian rhinoceros National Sciences Area. ' ton-like projections i -kin resem- l se.la) week. tonight at 7:30 p.m. SeismologySr.-:ar 0. the rta will be shown and narrated by Ed- Entitled The Search for the Liv- bling heads of rivets, to hold the Structuralsimiles el tli3nsgmatrtillilesb.e During the semester. approxi- The Pershing Rifles queen will gar Stone, of the San Francisco ing Fossil." the film concerns the skin in place. held al ft," ri=taise7- -- mately 1.800 students, facults and be announced from among the five Zoological Society, this morning at species of rhino with large apron- Havenls Foods Restaurant. SJS employees have received ins- The films were taken in the, ha-. 11:30 in S142. The presentation is like flaps of thick skin that hang finalists. The finalists are: Pat sure Ilighwas and Juliah :nunizattons during the health serv- province of Assam. India, close to Stres's sponsored by the zoological its shoulders and hindquar- Alpha Omicron PL Caro- at 61. 50 ice's Friday immunization program. society. over the area recently invaded by the Stewart. Ohliger, Alpha Phi: Joan 1-4 pm at 14130 Red Chinese. lyn Kann. Royce Hall, Adrienne Fa- Free immunizations for dip- NEW SJS FULLBACK? "There is some cause to fear for vero, Catholics* Women's Center, acsset it9/1/4- therm. typhoid and smallpox are the existence of the big rhinos 49etfiA1 t sceevrce- - Phyllis Wyant, Gamma Phi gi v en throughout the fall and and Can You sr( s. a.. OE *RCA /4, because of the invasion." said Dr. spring semesters. Beta. flf Tire* 41/44/7ITS. Carl Duncan, chairman of the Nat- Sig Patrons attending the ball will Students under 21 years of age ural Sciences Area. "A couple of Remember be Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edwin Rio, must show the written consent of dozen years ago, they were re- Maj. and Mrs. Russell John - c. :heir parents duced to about a dozen. But by Maj. and Mrs. Stanley Lohodinsi., litAget Irtarrnifa rigid protection, the government of Mrs. Paul Lasker, Captain and WI C44-,A-c.RA,,A f4S71,47 Assam has succeeded in getting Dr. and Mrs. Paul Das.s. C.400wAit, AlaFFEER BUY the number up to around 200," he An (wet. wct added. Val Fully Guaranteed Monis "We are quite fortunate in hav- sight to see et,4 f S/11/ ID-Rwee ing a chance to see this film," the Co-Rec Early Sigma Phi a-a niF AtaAVIA4 RECAPS science educator commented. "In- 25. W4.40,v Vvreekend Co-Rec :tens it es are Theta Chi Elm& S,erar mew, zrr. cidentally, the film was awarded trop $748 Blackwell third place in a recent San Fran- scheduled earlier than usual Sat- stakes r'ew Exchange cisco film review." he concluded. urday in the Men's Gym due to Their Pr OPEN ALL OAT -corruoismy a basketball game set for 12 '01 dance inter MAJOR GRIM, DISCOUNT LUBRITORIUM also Cor.o% woccroltED to 4:30 p.m. anon," hues 6191 & KEYS CY 5-6257 Rule to Analyze pity for The Women's Gym will be open Toe winr from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m for ping- Women's Secret torts under pone. shuffleboard, trampoline, Fitch and Of Bare Gowns s'olleyball, badminton and swim- ming. SOW Can't figure out how they hold Kappa I Take The Gang it up? ,--.-rririrrwr - first in the Maybe "The Structural Analysis See es for all your bakery needs. a humorote To Breakfast of a Strapless Evening Gown" in Wedding cakes, party pastries, commercial this month's copy of "The nolo- birthday cakes and pies. independent oat Judy C at will explain. San Jose's finest bakery Alpha Ti According to Jim Francis. de. Christmas 1962? honors in 1 \ 4 s sign editor, this is only one of the Of ceerse net! But that: sith a slap BIG FELLOW-Its a giant Indian rhinoceros crashing through many articles featured in the Santa forgot to come IN4. roll. Tom ft the underbrush in Assam, India. This huge rhino, (3,000 pounds), monthly engineering magazine. words . . . because Santa protec- himself a pair of KOSS stern _ BS Judges ft once seemed doomed for extinction. Strict government go "The Rule" will on sale Mon- and has been enjoyirg stereo - Welch. house students or any tion has saved the species. Films of the beast will be shown at ert Fraternities sororities, boarding day in the lobby of the Engineer- unique way, as it has new, 11:30 today in S142. Edgar Stone, of the San Francisco Zoolog- heard before. He disco e- .ra. Germaine. group can get a hearty weekend breakfast for a ing Building, the Outer Quad and big, the only films ever KOSS sfereophones :.-1 of the Unit ical Society, will narrate the presentation of the Spartan Bookstore The cost 2 biocat 1.0n, carrpur reasonable price at Angelo's Steak House. taken of the rhino. CV 2 5880 a ;69 octave below any or t Berkeley. is 25 cents. phone YOU'LL HEAR SOUNDS community YOU NEVER HEARD BEFORE 75 TI- Lariat Room Warm and relaxed in Angelo's distinctive KOSS STEREOPHONES. IBM. you can chat with friends while enjoying a fine morning While th Spartaguide KOSS Steritophones c.; their decisi meal. pricedof 824 hy 283 Market St., 8 p.m. pmvided Center ChristmasularlY at A n .. 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Ft p.m. be bal SWANSON'S TV DINNERS 49C ea, "FW., 111,1(heiriatien anstti NoKer Williams Fellowship, c een made possible again this year meeting, with Dr. Oscar Johnson Free Parking in our Lot Hours: Daily-9:00 to 8:30 tor high school and junior high Thrifty Green Stamps Sunday-9:00 to 6:00 speaking. Grace Baptist Church, 79 SOUTH 390 ST C I 7.7111 N1!" -chord by grants from the National 10th and San Fernando Streets Tree, :science o und a t 0 Ti totaling 4:45 p.m. Canterbury Awswiation, mew- GIVE PERSONALIZED GIFTS cs institutes. held in the sum- ing at the Campus Christian Cen- Open from June 17 to July 26, will ter, 6 p.m., followed by a speaker s I.e. limited to 40 junior high school on music of the church. pattatz aik open -achers and 30 high school teach- Gold Or Silver lettering on: MONDAS: SJS. Freshman class, meeting, £132, he CORI Directors of the institutes will la, CLASSIFIEDS pm. moon at 4 ( cs Dr. Kenneth A. Fowler and Dr Fountain Pens, Wallets, and Math Club. meeting, calmer. FOR SALE Appoioed apt. contract, 1, WANTED leering 1- both +Tallies M. Smart, associate room A. 7 p.m. -. 295-2649. h'scneored crofessor of mathematics. Regular 29.9, Ethyl 31.9 -3 Sr b-nn.1 0th":..vr: 57 Rambler SiJper, new ',OS. members of the mathematics cic almost all of our leather and Panel To Discuss 5'1 1 1, - - 14,. CY 7 7. f. ;sirtment faculty will also tes . 555, - -cr :nstitute courses. Marital App, apt. contract - niondy,Glen Pressures -01.4 Modern A r".c, and paper goods. The institutes' purpose is to A panel rIlseus.,14,11 on the sub- 1, ;re- Los Gs Contract for salt. n App. slain' teachers with innovations jeer "IS Marriage Compulsory?" apt. contract: Betty Lee, 35 '97' - 792 "II.' Bis-tre-a. .11 the teaching of mathematics will he held tonight at the First SERVICES .nd new kinds of mathematics he- Unitarian Church, 160 N. Third 58 VW tr.., 3 -I -ion. Pheee Viking CW transmit-4r. 50 warts. TI 7i,r 4.2927 rig introduced to junior and sen- St. -1 r E - da- high school students. I The discussion will look over T Bed, i56 hreltp. E : -oea - - Triumph Herald Eoi. solos Gs.), -Ak Junior or senior high srhool the legal. social and economic pres- - is 5 O’ir, 7.-7 TO 7-8807 1: e dic;on. : eachers from all parts of the U.S. sures that the community enforces For salc 1 VTVM ;Elea), 1 signal Skis - 7 '. cre eligible to apply for admission in marriage. The panel will begin e'eattikit), I osciiioscope ir sc . """ "I ci the institutes. t 8 p.m. e 252-3751. I App bd, house Expert typ 'Apt. 1/2 blk. from SJS. Appr. cont. - ii.ve - e- Teache $2 ph., beicony. Before 51-d CT 39,'37 _ le - tr.5 Vespa 150, 1962 5325. 546 T. 5 - :7 2 Typno .n home, Re. Wendy Gl.n contract for sale, Sur. sem ------Eveninl 5- -i 295 9551. -- - I.. 7' r. 10 speed Derailer IA..-.' Ewer+ tip el 5 7, ce j6C , AN 5 7747 "ri iL 1-1C1;s A wide 1App. house conhcint. 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