nior the rom (isle Eleven-Hour Teach-In Starts Tomorrow an um- eral ibo" rk Welcomes om- PA RTAN DA I LY TeachPres' -In(la Participants SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Dr. Robert D. Clark, SJS presi- national of Protest Against twin it the men and women's dent, will welcome participants American Military Intervention dormitories. in the "teach-in" beginning at set for Oct. 15 and 16 by the Viet Scheduled speakers include Wil- Vol. 53 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 1965 No. 17 noon tomorrow ". . . as a gesture Nam Day Committee in Berkeley. liam Mandel, author-lecturer on encouraging academic freedom and SDS' "teach-in" is in response to U.S.S.R.; Paul Potter, former na- open inquiry on the campus," Dr. a "call for support throughout the tional chairman of SDS; and M. S. William J. Dusel, SJS vice presi- world." Arnoni, editor of "Minority or dent announced today. The "teach-in" will be held be- One," an independent socialist Distinguished Italian Author When asked why the Students magazine. for * * * Draft Albaip After Exam Democratic Society was spon- An all-night workshop vdll be soring the 11-hour teach-in be- By RICH THAW held following the "teach-in" in ginning at noon tomorrow, Geri Explosive the tutorial building. Several SJS Speaks Tonight Spartan Daily Staff Writer Breneman, vice president of local on Dante professors planning to conduct the I rtvently wrote a feature story about taking a physical SDS chapter, stated "In the past workshop include David Eakins, "Dante Then and Now," will through the sponsorship of the extuntination for the arnied forces. It Wills fairly sarctuttic ,so perkeley has been the focal point assistant professor of history, civil Humanities Club, ASB Forum Lec- much so that I thought there might be reprisals upon its pub- Viet Rallies be discussed tonight at 8:15 in for teach-in activities. rights and Viet Nam; James Pratt, ture Series and American-Italian lication. Concert Hall by Dr. Uguccione "Berkeley has drawn all the assistant professor of political sci- Society of San Francisco. The lec- I had vbcions of hying carried off in the middle of the night big-name authorities on Viet Ranieri di Nam. ence, on American foreign policy; Sorbello, distinguished ture is open to the college com- to Devil's Island, (bundle.) or to some other abyss full of Set for L.A. SDS feels it should accept the and Snell Putney, associate pro- author and expert on the life and munity without charge. known tortures. responsibility of providing an edu- LOS ANGELES (UPI) Three fessor of sociology, on political works of the 13th century poet, I even flattered myself into thinking they might insist on cational opportunity Presently, Dr. di Sorbello is the for those in days of parades, motorcades and perspective. Dante Alighierl. editor of the "Italian Scene," pub- me joining special forces because I am I-A and in certain lights this part of the Bay Area con- resemble JaIlleti Bond. faculty-student discussions a r e The national organization of Pres. Robert D. Clark will in- lished by the Press Service of the cerning the other side of the Viet This week I learned it little more about the senice. I learned among demonstrations expected to SDS, which describes itself as a troduce Dr. di Sorbello, who tra- Italian Foreign Office. A featured Nam story." about the Vari1111 4 branches through their mailings honored take place in Southern California radical organization stretching veled directly from Italy to serve writer, he contributes to "La Na- The "teach-in" protesting United respected fighting men responsible efficient. this week in opposition of U.S. from the University of Maine to as special guest In the celebration zione" of Florence and the "Cor- States involvement in Viet Nam received the lowest blow of all. policy in South Vietnam. Berkeley, has requested action of the Dante Centenary, commem- riere della Sera" of Milan. Then I is in conjunction with the Inter- Remember I questioned the validity of the physkiti? A torchlight parade is scheduled from its chapters on these two orating the 700th year since the He served as cultural attache I just received a brochure with the headline, "And Know Thursday night at Claremont Col- days. poet's birth in 1265. to the Italian Embassy in Wash- Before Enlistment your guarantee of choice not chance in to- lege, to be followed Friday and Dr. di Sorbello appears tonight ington through 1952 and in New Saturday with "teach ins" day's Women's Army Corps." at the York for five years during the Ten SJS Coeds sprawling network Fap! of state col- latter part of World War II, he leges in Los Angeles, Long Beach, Honorary Student was attached to the British forces San Fernando Valley and Fuller- Follossing- a iwries of and was parachuted on to the Semi-Finalists ton. leKisla- ASB Passes tive antics Student Council voted Venetian Alps to coordinate par- Other demonstrations are antici- yesterday to confer honorary tisan action. pated at the University of Cali- Frosh Campaigning In Queen Contest ASII membership on Rep. Char- He was a member of the Italian fornia's Riverside and Irvine cam- les S. Gutsier, It-Gilroy, Grand MUN Budget Peace Delegation and was at the Ten San Jose State coeds have puses as well as at the private Marshal of this year's home- Marshall Plan Conference (1945- been named as semi-finalists in University of Southern California. coming festivities. 46). He later worked with UN- the 1965 Homecoming Queen con- One group called Students for a Council voted down giving ESCO. In Last Two Days test. Andy Lerios, queen contest Democratic Society has planned a For '65-66 Gubser lifetime ASB member- chairman, announced yesterday. protest march in Hollywood Fri- Dr. di Sorbello holds a degree investigation of SJS' approved ship, 5-3-2, which a Mall 1111%f. Campaigning for freshman elec- day night and another in Los Student Council al located in law from Rome University. Be- policy, support for a fac- Selected as semi-finalists from given him all the pHs Hew, of tions enters its last two days, as housing Angeles Saturday. $714.50 to the Model United Na- fore the war, he taught Italian ulty pay raise, opposition to the a field of 25 candidates were: an ASB card holder. 16 freshmen vie for eight positions Farther' south, four pacifist tions (MUN) to attend the 1965. Literature at Harvard University charging of tuition, revision of Linda Eckberg, senior social in ASB government. speakers will keynote a discussion 66 MUN conference in San Fran- and Middlebury College. procedures, and per- science major sponsored by Delta The elections are scheduled for registration Friday at the San Diego campus cisco at yesterday's council meet- For the past 30 years, he has of Seventh Street. Upsilon; Corynne Grey, junior so- Monday and Tuesday. manent closure of the University of California. ing by a 10-2-0 vote. contributed literature to magazines cial major sponsored by Theta Also on the ballot will be an One speaker will be Mary Clarke Campus Election Council then passed unanimously and newspapers in Italy and in Chi; Carol Hales, junior industrial ASB constitutional amendment of Los Angeles, a member of the a directive calling for ASB Vice America. changing the elective position of relations major sponsored by Al- President Jerry pha Phi; and Betty Women's Strike for Peace. Spoiler. acting Hon. Lawrence S. Maria, presi- ASB executive secretary to an Policy Committee Lou Mathes, ASE senior music major An all night "vigil" is planned To Name Finalists president in the absence of dent of the Dante Centenary Com- appointive office. The appointment sponsored by Pres. John the Spartan Band and Sigma Chi. for the Santa Barbara campus of Hendricks, to write mittee, will also attend the lec- would be made by the ASB presi- OK's Master Plan: Other seml-finalists the University of California Frida to the MUN secretary general at ture. dent. and their Stanford University, asking the, sponsors are Barbara Naughton, night. In Queen Contest There are 10 freshmen running At UCLA, a rally sponsored by regional conference be held at Now To Trustees senior social science major, Arnold Campus election.s to select five for four Student Council seats. various campus political groups SJS. The Educational Policy Commit- Air Society and Angel Flight; Homecoming Queen finalists will Hendricks is attending an As- They are: Julie A h leni us tee of the California State Col- Lynn Nibbe, sophomore interior (Continued on Page 5) be held Monday and sociated Student Government of Panel To Discuss (SPUR), Richard Battin, Barry leges' Board of Trustees yesterday decoration major, Alpha Tau Ome- Tuesday in the USA convention at Purdue Brown (SPUR), Charlie Brown, approved SJS' Academic Master ga; Kris Oxsen, senior English the Spartan Cafeteria, Andy University. 'MUN in Action' John Gra ha m, Karen Larsen Plan. major, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Judy Retired Diplomat Lerios, chairman of the queen con- The regional conference, involv- I SPUR), Ef fie Ragsac, Gerry The plan received its final read- Salberg, sophomore social science test, announced today. Roney, Monica Thompson, and ing 25-30 colleges, is slated for SJS students will hold a panel ing, and subsequent approval, be- major, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Jo Talks Tomorrow Voting will begin immediately this fall. The MUN national con- Barry Turkus (SPUR). fore the committee yesterday Ann Sobey, sophomore social discussion on the U.N. at the In- following the fashion show sched- ference is scheduled for next ternational Student Center, to- SiX students are contesting for morning, leaving only final ap- science major, Kappa Alpha Theta; Goorge liatTaclotigh, t e I ired uled for spring. morrow' night, Terry Pelma, pro- four positions in the Freshman proval by the Board of Trustees and Laurie Vann, senior art major, Foreign Service Officer with the the student body at 10:30 The council action follows sev- gram chairman said. Assembly. Candidates for execu- itself. Delta Gamma. State Department, will be on cam- Monday morning in the cafeteria. Approval of the extensively doc- The ten coeds were chosen by eral weeks of debate on the allo- The "Model U.N. in Action" will tive director are Dick Soto and pus tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in The ten semi-finalists in the queen cation, umented master plan is expected seven contest judges on the basis CH161. both in council and the be from 9-10 p.m. Glen Williams (SPUR). contest will model clothes from Financial Advisory Board (FAB). Christy Cleary (SPUR) and Don early this afternoon when the of five-minute individual inter- This will be the final opportunity pre- Stuart's Apparel in San Jose. On Sept. 29 council after heat- A membership dinner will Smith are running for department Educational Policy Committee pre- views on Monday and Judges Teas to learn of Foreign Service careers cede the discussion at 6:30. Ball- ed debate passed a resolution fa- director. "Scotty" Smith (SPUR) sents it to the Board. on Tuesday. this year, as all candidates must Final elections will be held Tues- room dance lessons will follow the voring the allocation 7-5-2. On and Rise Krag (SPUR) are cam- Only three of California's 18 Semi-finalists will appear at apply for the qualifying exam by day and Wednesday, Oct. 26 and Tuesday FAB voted approval of dinner. paigning unopposed for finance State Colleges have not had their 10:30 a.m. Monday morning in a October 18. 27. the MUN request 7-0-2. FAB is Following the panel discussion, director and executive secretary Academic Master Plans presented fashion show for the student body Barraclough was with the For- The 196.5 Homecoming Queen a student - faculty - administration those attending will enjoy refresh- respect ively. to the Educational Policy Commit- in the Spartan Cafeteria. Mary eign Service for some 22 years, 16 will be announced Friday, Oct. 29, committee which makes recom- ments and dancing until 1 a.m. SPUR party chairman John tee: Cal State, Palos Verdes; Cal Blomquist, last year's homecoming of which he spent overseas. during the Coronation Ball at the mendations on all ASB budget re- Ali foreign and domestic stu- Bruckman announced the SPUR State, Long Beach; and, Stanislaus Queen and a contest Judge this Interested students are urged to Santa Clara Fairgmunds Pavilion. quest, dents are urged to attend. platform. Major planks include: State College. year, will narrate the show. meet with Barraclough. Rep. Charles S. Gubser, (R-G11- my), grand marshal for this year's Homecoming activities, will crown the queen. Thanksgiving Conversation The reigning queen will be pres- ent at the grand marshal banquet on Thursday, Nov. 4, the bonfire rally on Friday, Nov. 5, and at the Homecoming parade and game on Dinner Leads to SJS Tutorial Experiment Saturday, Nov . 6. ra Iff lioni By RICK SKINNER In 1925, Meiklejohn initiated to a group of students (luring Spartan Daily Staff Writer an experiment similar to the one an open end discussion of the on the engagement of: A 1963 Thanksgiving dinner now underway at SJS and Cal. ques tion, "Is SJS a Second Rate between two old friends led to The program lasted five years Institution ?" Jac', Hessler, Alpha Omicron P; adminis- major from Beverly the development of a unique ex- before an "unfriendly SECOND RATE tration" killed it off, ostensibly BM McClanahan, UCLA slu- periment in American higher ed- "Not only is SJS second Beverly Hills, They will said Dr. ucation. for financial reasons, rate institution," Dr. Cadwalla- Dr. Mervyn Cadwallader, asso- Cadwallader. der exclaimed. "But so is every Carol Musser, K4ppe Dolt', SJS ciate professor of sociology at "We reasoned that the affluent college in the nation!" graduate, to Bob Coordf. senior civil SJS, and Dr. Joseph Tussman, of California should be able state Students showed enthusiasm endineering mejor from Santa Moni chairman of the Philosophy De- to muster the resources to sup- ca. Couple has set Juno for wedding for the plan, mugh as it was partment at the Berkeley cam- a program like Meikle- date. port then, and Dr. Cadwallader re- pus of the University of Cali- John's," added Dr. Cadwallader. ceived further encouragement Joan Thomas, junior socinl science fornia, hit on the idea of a major. to John Trarnel, senior bus, PRACTICAL sENSE when Dr. Tussman told him that tutorial program while relaxing mess end industrial management stu- An evening's discussion does Clark Kerr, president of the Uni- after dinner. dent from Van Nuys. A July marriage not, by i tself, bring results. versity of California, had shown is planned. The two had been "tossing The two professors tempered approval of the idea. around the perennial problems pay Harlan, Deka Gamma, senior, their enthusiasm with practical "Tussman told me that if Kerr of higher education," according social science major from Menlo sense, realizing the enormous liked the idea, why couldn't I Perk, to Larry Solari. Pi Kappa Alpha, to Dr. Cadwallader. problems they faced in attempt- also accomplish the 'miracle' XI, qradulte business student from Stock- BUM DEAL Couple pleas a spring ing to set up a new and radical S.IS, as we hacl dubbed our ton. wedding. "We were worried about the con- concept in education. cept," Cadwallader Said. A r, ^,,,y ropy of our I IS Wm deal that students get in 1, is "But why not?", asked Dr. ynors by ruU colleges acmss the nation," said CONCRETE PLAN W.01,.ns . C Dr. Cadwallader, director of the Cadwallader. "VVhat to pre- At this point. concrete pro- "Tutorials in Letters and Sci- vent our selling the program posals were necessary, so the state universities, col- Engagements will b nnnnnn ced ence" pmgram at SJS. "Joe to the SJS pmfessor met with other every Thursday, courtesy of: (Tussman) sketched out the be- leges and even the junior col- interested faculty and together ginnings of the plan, based on leges?" sketched nut a program for SJS. PIONEER PROGRAM Dr. Mervyn Cadwalla- program at SJS, leads a discussion among the his studies under Alexander A week later. Dr. Cadwallader Dr. Robert D, Clark had iust CABANA der, associate professor of sociology and di- students in his class. Melklejohn at the University of outlined his and Tussman's pre- assumed his position as president moTott noTEL rector of the "Tutorials in Letters and Science" Photo by James Brescoll Wisconsin. liminary thoughts on tutorials (Continued on Page 3) 4290 El Camino Palo Alto Phone 327-0400 1111 V\ nkli October 14, 1965 Thrust and Pa. rry SPARTAN DA I LY Key Issues: Miss Doda, Viet War SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE and their temperance societies and gu hi- Contributor Discredits Editor Due Apology bernate. Ci BOB SCHERNER td,for SC071 MOORE Ade rfising Mgr. John Koeherer CARS' KOEGLE Ddy Edilor DAVE LEBSCH ties For Doti(' Story Blast A880 False By-line Identity with sc, n Editor: Editor: T1 I wish to make an apology to the Spartan which appeared Criticism Ludicrous; UC Concerning the two letters Daily for an error appearing in The New Stu- Lee Alexander cella in the Daily, Oct. 12, from dent under my name. In an article which I demi Editorial Comment and Mark Hall: Liberal Policy Okay consented to write for that publication and La We, the undersigned, feel that Alexander which appears in its Oct. 13 Issue, the editors Editor: men owes Scott Moore an "enormous apology." of New Student, without consulting me for of Scott Moore's nam If anyone's morality was "degraded" by We find the criticisms (teem acy's sake, listed the names of two a bit ludicrous to say part the article, maybe he should evaluate his story on Carol Doda organizations and the Spartan Daily after and Tutorials Benefit ideas. We fail to see the leait. Besides being trite, the direct com- my by-line. College and moral standards policy to the "sin, sex a how the feature article about Miss Carol parison of Moore's Once again the New Student has erred. I mid-19th century" versi Doda had a theme of (according to Alexander) and scandal . . . of the am no longer on the staff of the Spartan introduction of a tutorials pro- overly-dramatized. read the tatke helps educational development. "sin, sex, and scandal." was very poorly drawn and Daily. However, after this fiasco, I certainly On a campus as liberal as ours, the extent plosi grail at S,IS is indeed a welcome midi - Faculty members of the tutorials The story merely stated that Miss Data do not desire to be affiliated in any way with of intellectual and moral degradation suffered old would appear on campus to help sponsor the the New Student either. Alas, a man without a Doti' to higher education itt the state retteive ninelt benefit, too. By having should not or could not have been so severe as educ new SJS feature magazine and presented the publicat ion. was suggested by Lee Alexander. Further- versi collage -ysti ni. more personal contact with his stu- facts pertaining to her profession as a top- Don't worry, however, I shall continue more, if any images were shattered by Moore's open dents a professor in tune with less swim dancer In a San Francisco night to contribute to the excellent forum for The s.IS tutorials plan, which al- is more story, they must have been weak ones to start door: club. public debate known as Thrust and Parry lent lows. a -binding together" of a small his students' feelings. Ile can better with. in the Spartan Daily, which has not yet pre- Regarding Scott Moore's editorials, we also A narrow minded conservative might pro- sumed to identify me with anything I'm not tittiqber of faculty and students for know if his teaching approach is doing fail to see the lack of supporting facts in fess to be offended by any open discussion associated with. Th any good. His students provide him his statements. Moore is not guilty of either two years is immensely beneficial to of sex or by the presentation of a sex symbol Spartan Daily has a definitely higher re- I he I of Alexander's accusations Moore does know with a verbal -Tower List" of their on campus, but would probably be found in a gard for accuracy and objectivity than the vith all Parties involved. the facts and he is not afraid to use them! front row seat at the Condor checking out New Student. )00. feelings. Perhaps Alexander should have investigated Students benefit by being freed the improvements silicone can make "upon AI Mason ither the "facts" before he made his accusations. from the tv ranny of an "IBM card" SJS in particular and so- nature's handiwork." A9595 nult The article featuring Miss Doda appeared ciety as a whole benefit from the Also, one who would liken Scott Moore's Th education. lit 'mall. intimate groups, TWO WEEKS in advance of her scheduled write-up to that of a scandal sheet so quickly less tutorials program. A student with two to aid the promotional campaign for our a -tudent ran relate to the professor. visit must be fairly well acqainted with the con- Publicity Stir Shows lobe new SJS magazine. Hall should reread the year.s of intense discussion and thought tents of that type of literature in the first Sp I le also can achieve a better tinder- headline: "Topless Dancer to Help on liberal tarts and science is better article place. Consunters' Demand iry -lauding and appreciation of a subject Sell Campus Magazine." After the affirming comments we have equipped to meet and successfully cope 1 he tli-lit---ed aliott-t informally than if Ile Alexander and Hall feel that the intelli- heard the last couple of days concerning the Editor: unch with the probletns of modern society gence of some students has been challenged, Carol Dada story, Mark Hall's ideas as to the Quite a stir has been caused by the an- physi 1- sitting in a room with 89 other stu- how much beneficial outcome has re- by being able to appreciate and com- but "needs of the campus population" must be nouncement that Carol Doda is coming to encc dent-. all competing for a professor's. sulted from our so-called intellectual and held in question, to say the least. visit our campus. As president of the Ameri- flow of history. educational Seventh Street Forums? help and :attention. prehend the Val Rae Beaton A17371 can Marketing Association and a marketing La Some organizations have experimented with his The Spartan Daily's only regret Marty Bagdasarlan A12748 major, I have been taught to give the con- Students also benefit each other different campaign methods and have been sumers what they want. toy participating itt expertly guided is that the tutorials program was not successful with the "bandwagon," "fanfare," We students of SJS are consumers and and "sensational" approach which has ap- Controversy C'arol discuss' Inter - student give-and- introduced earlier. Amuses Dada, a marketable product, is very pealed to the majority of the college students. much in demand. To satisfy this demand it Failure at certain personal goals seems New Student Editor would seem reasonable that the two get to create jealousy on the part of some and together. results in their compulsive complaining. Editor: Terry Batt, AMA membership chairman, We want to congratulate Scott Moore on I must admit I am pleased to see the reac- and myself were instrumental in getting Miss his fine work in keeping the Daily a respec- tion you have been getting since your printing Dods. to come to SJS for the purpose o table, intelligent, variegated, and informative of "Big" stories such as Carol Doda. As editor publicizing our organizatian and to give the college newspaper. of The New Student, it (sic) now becomes new Spartan feature magazine a boost in obvious why we began publication. kicking off its subscription drive. Clyde Sopp A1511 Although we have heard many derogatory Scott Moore, Daily editor, was only doing Jii(4 Shamsholan A12749 statements (which always come when a his job when he announced the coming of Ken Thompson A4327 newspaper prints controversial materiall, we the North Beach Queen to our campus. News have recieved (sic, much praise (if I may is news only when it is hot. A story of this Topless Story Should be so immodest). nature would not have had the same impact Although our present circulation is less a week later, with the rumor already spread than half that of the Daily, I am confident and the news value consequently lost. Run When Newsworthy of our Important role on this campus. We not Let's forget all this bickering about "sin, only can "force" the Daily to sharpen itself, sex and scandal" and climb aboard the band- ErUtor: brit we can provide a necessary second voice. wagon and support the No. 1 college daily I think the two students, who criticized A voice that is able to make stands on con- in the state. in Thrust and Parry editor Scott Moore's t roversia I issues. ( sic I Steve Lewis policies concerning the Carol Doda news Let me assure you our only concern is to AMA President, A0933 story, are in need of some enlightenment. benefit the students of San Jose. We believe It is the primary duty of a newspaper and that benefit will be either a vastly Unproved its editor to print news and print it when Spartan Daily or the growth of independent Navy Veteran Disputes it breaks. I wonder what the great majority newspapers and the demise of the Daily. thought of Moore and of students would have Ira Meltzer A4830 Strategy in Viet Nam Daily if this story had broken somewhere pre his (70-Editor of The New Student else --"incompetent" would have been the Editor: Note: Do not delete any thoughts pre- Ber The case overwhelming cry. sented. Thank you. against our war in Viet Nam was The story about Miss Doda was extremely put very clearly by Rear Adm. Arnold E. newsworthy as evidenced by the chatter and True, USN-Ret., in the following statement. conversation that was generated around cam- Writers Shotv Bias "As a veteran of World Wars I and II, of pus and even downtown the day the story 30 years active service in the U.S. Navy, seven broke. In Ill-Disguised Attack of which were spent in the Orient, and 17 I don't believe Scott Moore should have years as a college professor, during whivh I have to apologize to the students of this campus Editor: followed international reiations closely, 000 for printing possibly one of the "bigger" feel qualified to express an opinion on the On Tuesday two letters appeared in events to happen around campus this semester. Viet Nam situation. "Thrust and Parry" criticizing both Editor I believe the editor of the Spartan Daily "We are not defending 'freedom' in Viet Scott Moore personally and his editorial poli- has done a tremendous job, and I along with Nam. We are supporting a series of dictator- cies in general. many others, believe he has run it according ships that are unpopular with the people. Since neither of these writers display very to its finest tradition. I believe those who The people want peace and rice, not 'freedom.' much in their letters other than their personal cannot tolerate something a little out of the That might come later. biases and abysmal provincialism, I should "ively mistake . . I thought this was a John Birch Society meeting!" ordinary should take themselves, their ideas, "We are trying to stop the awakening of like to briefly comment on each of these Asia. That is iinpoisible. The Viet Cong are letters in defense of Moore. getting more arms from The U.S. than from The first letten from Lee Alexander, shows North Viet Nam. the author to be guilty of exactly the same "The myth that 'saving' Viet Nam from Guest Room mistakes as those he unjustly accuses Moore communism is a strategic necessity for our of committing. security is just that a myth. On the con- Specifically, Alexander draws conclusions trary, our present policy is driving Viet Nam without factual justification (i.e. "Moore is farther into the arms of Red China and may and Man slowly adopting a sin, sex, and scandal Cybernation heal Analyzes the breach between Seminar China and Russia. theme . . ." and "Moore is well on his way It Is very possible that it may precipitate to destroying the Daily") in an ill-disguised II) NORNI AN O. GUNDERSON Nationally known spokesmen for the to his and the class' attention sociologist WW III and end civilization. personal attack on Moore, and also tries to Engineering many diverse view points are course par- Bell's viewpoint. "Pres. Johnson says that he hopes to es- Dean give factual credence to his, Alexander's, own tablish peace W1. invite all interested to in the world. Bombing school in Thrust ticipants and MAJORITY biases (i.e. the article "insults the intelli- itutlent Bill Riley writes UNEMPLOYED children in either North or South Viet Nam attend the course during these visits. gence . . . etc." of the reader). and*, Parry on Oct. 8 of the project' If the instructor fails to mention other does not establish the U.S. in the eyes of the The second letter, from Mark Hall, demon- of Ids economies instructor concerning the W. H. Ferry. vice president of the solutions to the support of the unemployed world as a 'peaceful' nation. strates two things about this author. Center for Democratic Institutions and "This same effort expended on amending ittipari of coniptiter controlled automatic majority, point out that corporation at- First he has an appalling narrow view of principal author of the Triple Revolution the charter and strengthening the U.N. as pritilm 111111 -frill:. on mankind. tortiey Louis Kelso of San Francisco has the nature of a student paper (apparently tit a peace-keeping agency might result in World statement, WaR With its on Sept. 22; human thinks it should be a strictly intellectual and f Bill continue to he criti- some that are drawing serious attention. Peace. Anyway, it is worth trying and would pseudo-sophisticated cal mid inquiring concerning statetnents ecologist, S. P. R. Charter, participated If without question the instructor sup- journal) which fails to be constructive effort." yesterday: others will follow. take into account that paper's right and 4111 automation, cyhernation, computeriza- ports the national policy goal of "full George L. Coffins obligation to publish any and all news occur- calls this technology, speaks in terms of rising A1111'111,111 Baptist College Chaplain lion, or whatever one CIIIEFLY PROBING employment" and ring within or without the student community and I invite him and others to join Prigi production per xuan-hour without giving as far as this is possible. /treeing in this on-going debate. Frankly. we don't have very many major credit to capital goods ("tile ma- Second, the author fails to recognize that answers to the social, political, economic. since the article on Miss Carol Doda is public- The CO111'111., :yhernation and Man, chine"), be openly critical. and moral problems intensified the ity for an upcoming event, the nature of the (VARIAN DAILY sponsored by the Division of Engineering. Engineering has long been considered SAN JOSE STATE' machine era, but we're probing. article requires that it be published suffi- COLLEGE provides farillty and student participants a specialized field with little concern for ciently in advance of that future event so as Second class postage paid at San Jose, California We are concerned about the role man to Inform and alert the opportunity for multidiseiplinary investi- the effect of its works on 1111111 this has students to its immi- Member Californie Newspaper Publishers Association assigned nent occurrence. and Audit Bureau of gation of the man) aspects of this prob- will play --or the role he will be 111`%I.r been quite true and is far from Circulations. Published daily by students of or And, finally, like it or not, Miss Carol San Jose State College, except Satur- lem. to play by those with solutions, right rue now. day and Sunday, Doda is news (and not just on campus either) during college year. Subscription wrong. We do prmide an organized basis ancapfad only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full Today we're very much invoked in and whether one considers her famous or in- WA POI NTS I N ESTIGATED for the drawing of some conclusions and academic year, $9; each semester, $4.150. Off-campus I iie dialogue of man, machine and inorality famous is immaterial to the fact that what price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial *Are explore all viewpoints ranging ihe establishment of paths for further --and believe that our engineering meth- she is doing or is going to do is news, and any Ext. 2313, 2384, 23115, 2316. Advertising Ext. 208i, v est igation. editor of a paper. who Ignored this news 2082, 2013, 2014. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office from that of the Ail Doc Committee for odology enables us to approach these prob- hours 1:454:20 p.m. Monday through would be committing a great disservice to Friday. We urge all to he critical and inquisi- in' a realistic Editor SCOTT MOORE lite Triple Reyoltition, which Bill's in- lems way. L’e invite the his readers. apparently supports, to tise in thi- debate. If your economics campus Naos Editor CARY KOEGLE structor those of community to join us in this open Raymond L. Hellen A329 Associate Editor CAROL CARD Editor tbe tit sociologist, Daniel Bell, who instructor ..upports the Triple Revolution inquiry into the future -why not next Neil F. Bardsley A4234 Copy TOM MEAD hring Sports Edhor JEFF STOCKTON tears the Committee's arguments apart. concept and brooks no questioning, Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in 8132? Judi Fredericks A9137 Campo Lifs Editor SUSAN KANG Kerr, Chancellors Thursday. October 14. 19(i'l SPARTAN DATLY-3 U.F. Meets Community Needs New The Santa Clara County United The United Fund saves money Facing Problems campaigns, Filed is an orga.tizaticn crusted vvasted In individual by gis2ss' from the kcal arst according to William Blythe, chair- By DA%1D 1.110%AN pressed the Legislature that they One heurs pay pa- =nth is man of tne United Fund cam- Spartan Daily staff %%Ater have since voted big mon:y tor 91 erged tor those earning less than paign at San Jos; State College. U.S. (Meets ard unisetsi- higher education. ICun $10,000 ennually Thase making It also meets the most serious ties pt o.ide education Today California spends $2.75 quality mass Lbove thai tigure ate encouraLed community needs first. making students feel like billion on education, $204 million without ta centribot: at least one per Dr. Blythe recently received the so Mall) IBM cards? cd it goes to the univetsity, for cent of their annual income to the United Fund giant "fair share" This and ether problems face projects tonging hum nuelcar re- artan United Fund. pin. UC Pres Clark Kerr ilia! his Chan- search at Berkeley to Nine testing Stu- cellors tIS they start a new aca- at Davis. ,ich I demic year. Kerr son a big victory in 1960 and Last year's Free Speech Move- when the Master Plan for Higher Mechanics trained inEurope Mors ment IFSIVD and the present Viet- Education in California gave U.C. rsei for for perfection in San Jose nam Day Committee are only a almost exclusive rights to grad- two part of the prcblems that Kerr uate training and the pick of top after and his constituents face. highischo:ii students CARACE EUROPA NEW CAMPUSES Repair of Volkswagen -- Mercedes -- Por-ehe red. I The Master Plan for the "multi- versity" set down in 1960 has al- Advanced research, expanded vartan university services, accommodation eV la tainly ready proved inadequate. So ex- plosive is the state's growth rate of tens of thousands of new stu- t42411 14ntli y vidth dents and retention of a place hout a ; kind so high the demand for higher MASTER MECHANICS 850 Lincoln Ave ieducation that two of the Uni- for thc "non -IBM card individual" Trained in Germany San Joss 2.5, Cslif. are the goals set forth for U.C.'s Werner Zollenkopf 292.5675 stinue versity's campuses scheduled to open next year had to open their three new campuses at Santa Cruz, n for Irvine and San Diego. Parry doors this year and to more stu- With these three new schools, UNITED FUND F. R. Yoo (rerter), assiffant to college. Dr. Forrest BsIrd. professor of murk, t pre- dents than they anticipated. unhindered by established patterns, SJS President Robert D. Cia. k ho'ds the Uni;ad holds a emblem symEcliling Cnilcd n not PROBLEMS RISE U.C. hopes to establish the school Fund "fair share" pin up tc D.., VYali m "fair share- giving p.cgram of cne FREE GAS! FREE GAS! The University of California is Pifthe, hour's pey of the next centuty. chairman of the United Fund campaign at iha per month. ler re- the largest university in the U.S., n the with an enrollment of nearly 81,- 000. The problems that plague I CLIP IN' SAVE I v other universities, therefore, are Religious Debate multiplied at UC. ,Tutorials Idea Developed The university's rush to great- TWO NEW BEACON ness really began in 1929 when STATIONS Robert G. Sproul became president From Dinner Conversation Panel Discussion Set Sproul, a man vvith extraordin- 1 FREE GALLON GAS-1 ary insight and ability, convinced (l 4.0 Vag. der had to make seven presenta- Rabbi Charles Familant, Hillel talk on the loss of religion among the State Legislature with Purchase of 5 Gallons of Gas to provide of SJS when Dr. Cadwallader tions of his plan to "the hier- counselor at SJS, will be moder- Jews. , lands for a cyclotron that a young presented his plan. The two edu- archy of committees," as he ator on a panel discussion tonight Rev. Rutledge, the United an- I physicist named Ernest le O. Law- cators had known each other called them, which had to ap- at 7:30, at the Newman Center, Church oT Christ Ctimplis pastor, rence wanted to build. ng to "casually" while Dr. Clark was prove his idea. 79 S. 5th St. will center his discussion on secu- 2nd & East William NOBEL RECIPIENT %meri- at the University of Oregon in MORE APPROVALS "The Lost of Religion Among lar culture and its influence on in San Jose & Lawrence won keting a Nobel Prize for Eugene. Last January, the seventh Catholics, Jews and Protestants, religion and response of the his atom smasher, and so im n con- Dr. Clark, with his noted en- comtnittee Academic Council, and What The Students Feel churches to secularization. 1170 N. 4th Street thusiasm toward new ideas in like the others before it, ap- Ahout This" will be the topic Rabbi Familant will also be s and education, approved of Dr. Cad- proved the professor's program. under discussion. Also in San Jose Drama Department Presents featured as guest speaker tomor- ; very wallader's ideas at once and ad- Dr. Clark routinely signed the Panel members will consist of Sidney row night at 8 at the Memorial L. me. and it Kingsliny's proposal and a definite program Father Largente; Rabbi Joseph Comedy Drema vised him to sell the program Chapel. o get for SJS tutorials got underway. Gitin and Rev. Mark Rutledge. to the faculty. The service will be led by Mike Dr. Cadwallader asked for an Father Largente is presently Establishment of a new pro- Belsky, Ann Smith, Leslie Le Vine, tirman, 'DEAD END' old building, more like a resi- serving as administrator of the gram at SJS meant, for Dr. Cad- Sharon Altwaig, Gail Mintzer and ig Miss dence than a classroom. "The Newman Center. In his discussion Oct. 22. 23. 27 thru 30 wallader, the organization of an Jim Lewis. How much do you know about lose of ad hoc committee to formulate classrooms at SJS are sterile. he plans to give his own impression Leslie Le Vine will be in charge ive the SJSC STUDENTS 75c the propasal for a tutorials ex- the atmosphere stultifying," ex- as a priest regarding the loss of Box Office lel. 294.6414 Shabbat Services. VOLKSWAGEN? ost in periment. Then, Dr. Cadwalla- plained the new program di- religion among Catholics, Jews of the your rector. "How there can be any and Protestants. Following this special Shabbit-t Did doing education in Centennial Hall is Rabbi Gitin, former adviser to Servic6 an Oneg Shabbat will be you know, that your Volkswagen needs an oil ing of a mystery to me," he added. SJS Hillel, will concentrate his held at 408 S. 5th St. Apt. 14. change every 1500 miles. Remember it is cheaper to News Have Some Fun "Those rooms wither the spirit change your oil than to change your engine. And who of this of the students." impact This Weekend Cadwallader's request was ap- Test Reminder can change the oil in your VW better than a VW spread proved, and an old rambling House Committee Students planning to apply for specialist. residence on 10th Street became California State Scholarships are! t "sin, .the. headquarters ifor ithe "Tu- cro rcminded that they must take the band - torials in Letters and Science" Approves Money Complete service and expert repair on scholastic. aptitude test on Nov. daily experiment. 6 or Dec. 4. "The only reason for the suc- VOLKSWAGEN and PORSCHE HORSEBACK cess. of my appeal," said Cad- For Great Society Scores from subsequent examin- be accepted. wallader, "was that this experi- WASHINGTON (UPI i The ations will not Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. +Fru Fri. and Application forms and additional RIDING ment was concerned only with House Appropriations Committee information are available from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat. lower division education. If we today approved $4.2 billion to I'S ' ,00 acres of scen;c trails. On wee4days Donald R. Ryan, financial aids 'Iv $1.50 an hour, please oar! ahead. had tried to take on the upper launch a long list of Great Society office. ADM.201 ..es slightly higher on weekends. Ride division, we might have alien- programs enacted by the fast ex- MICHAEL'S MOTORS 11 with or without guide, whichever you ated every department in the piring first session of the 89th prefer. Drive 2 miles South of 1.8.M. 6 r,n Highway 101 then turn right on college." Congress. 17 S. 8th St., San Jose Phone 295-1455 B. rnal Road. SJS, in pioneering the tutorial Money for the anti-poverty, de- Rally Tonight 111 was approach to higher education pressed areas, housing, voting old E. in this country. offers a unique rights and Social Security-medi- SJS song and cheer leaders will tement. feature to students in its pro- care programs approved since Jan- spearhead a rally for the Arizona I II, of , gram. Distinct courses. as exist uary was included in the last State University game tonight , seven SANTA TERESA STABLES in the regular curriculum, have catch all appropriations bill of the from 8:30 to 11. i lig to School Alone? and 17 4 ' been abolished in the tutorial ex- session. The Chancellors, a local rock 'hitch I 350 Bernal Road 227-9/39 periment. President Johnson got most of and roll band, will play for the closely, .. -ezeze - -ez.c.ce "What is new here is the what he asked to fund the new dance after the rally. on the explicit rejection of the course programs, although the Committee Sponsored by the Rally Com- as the organizing unit," said lopped off significant amounts for mittee, the student rally will meet in Viet Cadwallader. "We are trying to several of the most controversial cn the basketball courts between .ctator- combine all the specialties of plane. the men's and women's dormi- people. enee, so that knowledge is not The committee claimed a net re- tories. eedom.' of particular and separate fields, duction of $149.5 million in the S.1S vvill play AS1! Salarday at hut of the natural whole." requests ccverei hy the bill. 8 ti nine of ing are . n from n from DAHNKEK.LERmAN rip for our le con - 16 E. San Fernando San Jose 3/4 Nam Wholesale House ekl? Id may Catalogue Russia. Open Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon. & Thur. until 9 p.m. cipitate AAA/ / P)177 to es- ;f1kA-1!ei school I 1,1 Nam lip ?Ammo ; of the Bring a friend to tending ,-\ You Can Cut Expenses J.N. as :'-'447 World 411111MITE with Student Riders! I would . Meridian at Moorpark In GENUINE COWHIDE MEN'S WALLETS - Tan, brown, black, luxury look SAVE This coupon is worth 500 on any Reg. $4.95 Nov. $2.91 &Mamie large or giant size pizza of your Other types with split out MAN'S JEWEL BOX sociation cards for photos and cards . up daily by choice. $4 48 and Setur- Reg. $15.00 No , $3.75 tcription asit. Full Good only at Shakey's Pizza Par- LADIES' WALLETS $335 aunpd If {-campus USE GENUINE COWHIDE Other designs 'here do you firm! them? The best and quickest Editorial way is to use the cf. 2081. lor, Meridian at Moorpark, San :47484C With coin purse Spartan Daily Classifieds, MG. THIS naturally! y. Jose. 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Pledges Participate in 'Presents' Campui Chaffer Fall pledges of the various duced to attending families and sorority organizations at SIS guest:, at this time. Each or- will participate in "Pre.ents" ganization also will hold pig, Saturday, 1-1 p.m. The occasion, house. -her, ,it Idaho i41,0. won kin's appreciate sponsored to Panhellenic Assn., According to an SJS Panhell- `ak r I 0 I r,ew fcrnale fashion. will be held in connection with enic spokesman, approximatelv killd V 4 Parents Day activities this year. 161 girls will be involved in coeds v ith short skir t. and pi et- fiave ycu e er thought of col - , 0! I e ro.- ty knee, Loeale. lei lime, le.000 live hlaCk WHOW A group t tahri.: (alin- spidi s? ed far a 11(1A (718,,1,111 Plohably not, but Di. H. I. arri%erl %%Oh added quit on fit, St.ainke. olireo.lor oof rooiqoonou, mint( lv t I skit i o I t :1;1, d to ao.imal 1. 0,1 ,1. the sich- 1.0%,r o teacher lo,o oho, I Some rnrml Olio 1 o Illy an anti.etrim fto LOWEST clubl:col too,%% cl t -r and fm ;o Nei um t chap flrativ, from Gas Prices in San Jose ISIJ r . " Tho t.nly good 1,, ,I 1! 'C .1 1 111,2 ;Myr all.
Guaranteed Major Brand Gasoline oulaigaes ashooraspicsteetwleew.pr,:setdoesurePageotaisahrearkeletteilefel 4th & William 6th & Keyes SPECIAL TODAY 13th & Julian 10th & Taylor NEW YORK STEAK DINNER '2.05 Four Locations to Serve You YES, WE'RE ALL SISTERS Assisting the mc Harriet Becker, Martie Wilson and Chris ..1111n- of SJS' Acaeia fraterr this yea: with various son. Purpose of the group is to "sn:husiastizally Dinner includes New York Steak, Bowl of Chili, social and charitable projscis will be these f e support ideals and purposes of :a7if Featern- Green Salad, Potato, Garlic Bread, & Coffe or Tea coeds, known as ihe Little Sisi-rs of Acazi... lhey ity, thereby strengthening ihe ties of friendship" are (left to right) Kathie Mack, Karen Lacey. between the two groups. Puritan Oil Co. Free parking rii Ar. rarrs titt S. 3r4I St. KKG's Hear Neither Bluff Nor Babble Atfele:6 cteak ilemoe 72 E. Sankt Clara Stri.i 1 3 QUESTIONS Pres. Clark Students To Inflate TO ASK WHEN YOU BUY INSURANCE At Luncheon I. Vvill you -Fele in the Huge Balloon Today profits of ihe company? "The Role of Women's Fra- ternities on Today's Campuses" most unusual pro- of being mme(1 out by a bal- 2. Vvill yen. ,e rrmsdiate One of the was the topic of a speech pre- loon. carh valuel? Clark motional stunts to be seen on sented by Pres. Robert D. However, the most important Oct. 9, when Kappa campus will be presented today 3. Will ycu have professional Saturday, question still is without an an- sorority held its ser ices availab.e fc assist Kappa Gamma at noon when staff members of swer. How does one steer such ceremonies and in ycue c,,er a financial house dedicaticn the Sparta Life magazine at- a balloon down Seventh Street? celebrated the organization's objez fiver? tempt to roll a giant multi- TO find out how staff members 95th Founder's Day event. colored balloon from one end of solved this prohlem, La Quita Other guests present at the Baldock, Sparta Life assistant SHOW Mutual Benefit policy Mrs. Clark, wife Seventh Street to the other, luncheon were to the general manager, invites Dean Cornelia owners can say yes. of SJS piesident; The balloon is reportedly over students to "come out to Seven- Tomes, SJS associate dean of A. 15 feet in diameter, requiring th Street today to see the fun GM FIELDS activities; students in charge of more than 1,776 cubic feet of and to listen for escaping hot Write or call for information Mts. Gretchen Gleim. KKG na- MUTUAL air to inflate it to full size. . . . if not from the balloon, tional council representative; Advertising manager of Spar- then maybe in the form of a /A&ocecteity BENEFIT LIFE Jessie LeGros, first Dan Hitchcock SJS '59 and Mrs. ta Life, Pat Cline. has been put sale. pitch." 715 North Firs+ Street KKG housemother at [ht.' SJS in charge of the balloon-or-bust Suite 35 Larry Nelson SFS '62 campus. project, an attention getting "OUR YOUNG San Jose 297-2738 The Southern colonial -styled stunt planned by the magazine's Tom Fields SJS '65 Peninsula 968-6816 structure at 360 S. Ilth St., was promotion staff. GE.NERATION" completed last April and now BEAL' TIES houses sorority membeis. Special INFLATION-PLUS guest., representatkes of area Cline admits that he did not Look For alumnae associations, members anticipate the many intricacies MARRIA4:1., of the KKG Mother. Club and and problem. of such a stunt, Laura Elizabeth Burg, fresh- Our Sign Chi lccal chapter mem- Delta leading to further "blown-out -of- man English major from Pacific p.m. bers toured the new house at proportion" headaches for staff Oct. 19th 8:30 Palisades, was married Sept. 13 TUESDAY, Auditorium 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. that day members, who had to come up Civic to Frank A. Barnes Jr., senior San Jose S4.75 with quick solutions. S3.75 inciustrial management major $2.75 Box Office HOLIDAY DRIVE-IN'S First, he explained, the giant at: San Jose on Campus SALE balloon has to be boiled for from Santa 1Vlaria. Barnes v,.as San Carlos Best Bargain 40 W. Music THREE DAYS ONLY se%eral minutes bef.'n'e inflation named All-American water polo sale at Spartan regular Tickets also on SFori sleave to remove a substance that player from SJS team last year. msacu MEC0111:1S Hamburgers dress skirls keep's the balloon's surface tex- 15c Sizes 14, ture pliable enough to prevent ENGAGEMENTS 141/2, 15 only. cracking. Carol Bauer, junior medical or 7 for 990 Reg. Price E%er tried tc explain to your technician major from Santa parents that you and a couple Free 100 Coke with 7 Burgers $5.95 to $6.95 Clara, has revealed her betrothal $2.88 of friends want to use the stove to LOUIF R. Mills, a Hayward to boil a balloon? resident presently enrolled at Thinking Spa rt a us 4th & San Fernando Sts. SJS as a senior phychology stu- VAUGHN'S LUNG CANCELLED 124 So 4th St , dent She is affiliated with Sig- (Across from Library) 2924611 N% 1' a I' Where does one get 1,776 cubic ma Mu Tau and her fiance Purchase Their Neck feet of ait with Vihich to inflate serves as a reserve deputy the balloon? No person could sheriff for Alameda County. At Mann Haus hax.e that much "hot air," Cline Sandie Plyler, junior educa- Open Tonight said, but the Buildings and tion major from Milpitas, be. Grounds Department at SJS will came engaged Tuesday to Steve try to dc their best by usirg an Hart. a senior mechanical engi- Until 9 p.m. air ccrepresser. neering .tudent from Allegheny. Cline also had to firid some- They plan to marry in Feb., BURGERS where to store the huge balloon. 1967. so- HOW NOW? Marilyn Ann Kays, junior cial welfate major, became en- .Q Even some otherwise under- BOOK gaged ro Glynn Franklin Turner NN Vet . STORE standing rocmmates of staff of Santa Atonic , presently em- membeis revolted at the idea ployed by Olivetti -Underwood 1111.410 1111.10111.111181.110411~olidallelMOMAIIIMSMAIIMIAMWIMIIIMMIIIIIIMAISA Corp. Wedding date is set at Dec. 18. PINNING Jennifer Meershan, junior fine arts major from Oakland. and ilear Ihe road, Fella.-1-111 track- 11111 Strickland, fitst year law student at Hastings School of LOA, have announced their pin- ing doun those S.J.S. SWEAT- A ning. Miss McCiohan ls a mem- ber of Kappa Alpha Theta so- rority. Strickland, a former SHIRTS in all the great new member of S!gma Alpha Epsilon at SlS is from Antioch. color. al:
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Fine Arts Editor In Studio Theater Today KSJS Schedule From the Beatles' Liverpool to Bob Dylan's "somewhere out there Of Anti-Viet Action ite The actress, hospitalized since Tcxiay's scheduled broadcasts in the United States," the world is waking up to (with?) the NEW scenes vont con i milpora bc 111,1)I :NLICI1 mem- Sept. 23 when she underwent (Continued on KSJS-FM, 90.7 megacycles, sound. from Page 1) American drama will be pre- orable works as "Dark at the surgery for massive blood clots sented on campus tcxlay at 3:30 Top of the Stairs," directed by the new include: It's a style ...It's an ATTITUDE... It's here at SJS ip the form will be staged Friday. On Nov. 12, ol- in her lungs, developed p.m. in Studio Theatre. Cecil Pendleton; "Picnic," cor- and was not 5:00 -Campus of "THE moms." the University Committee on Viet- flareup Sunday Studio Theatre, which last related by Ron Gloekler; Davoud 5:40- Lockheed Digest Bob Rominger, sophomore aeronautics engineering major, is nam plans a 12 hour teach in draw- week attracted a capacity audi- lsmaille's direction of "Come 5:45 Spartan Spectrum lead guitarist. L. ing both pro and anti administra- ence, will highlight the plays of Back, Little Sheba:" and "A 6:00 Operation Moonstruck Roger Hedge, former SJS student, plays rhythm guitar. Roger, William Inge. I .OSS Of ROSCS," prod 1 11.0,1 6:15 United Nations News- by the way, won the Ugly Man Contest last spring. tion speakers. Included on t v's program ,11 Anderson. Open Tonight letter USC has scheduled a series of 6:30- Orpheus Legend three discussions hy federal auth- T 7:00---Portrait in Jazz orities on Vietnam, starting uxii* p.m. 8:00-- -Centuries of the Classics Until 9 A fourth report in the series, by SPECIAL STUDENT PRICES Highlight: Dr. Uguccione Ran- a USC student who toured the ieri di Sorbello's "Dante Then Asian country, will follow the and Now" lecture at SJS will be 262 South 1st 298-1557 first three. QBOOK broadcast live as part of KSJS- FM's Centuries of the Classics Meanwhile, Gov. Edmund G. No STORE program, which begin. S p.m. Brown and U.S. Sen. George Mur- fet phy, R-Calif., have clashed over WESTERN ART the Vietnam Day Committee's plans for anti-war demonstrations MATERIALS in Berkeley and Oakland. Brown Tuesday charged Mur- 4 phy's reaction to the scheduled so demonstrations was "hysterical." The governor also charged Mtn, S.J.S. Alumnus phy with issuing "inflammatory and politically-inspired press re- gflA leases" instead of consulting him se. 0 Our doors are always personally on Brown's plans to open to serve you. police the demonstrations. !MIMI! "I regret and resent his inter- Discover for yourself ference in this manner and the form his interference takes," said t h e advantages o f .11"'a Brown, who also charged Murphy ill I inn WinsT6Ir. asmol MB was "trying to make a political doing business here. ; plaything out of the University "111 TROLLS--Jim McPherson, Dennis Carrasco, Bob Rominger and of California. .." Every prescription is Walk in now for Roger Hedge (left to right) will cut a record with MGM. Brown's comments came in re- handled with expert action to a statement released in 4tEl- Hofbrau Style Food Moderate Prices Troll drummer is Blackford High School senior Dennis Car- Washington by Murphy. Murphy care. rasco. called on Brown to prevent civil Roast Eastern Beef 1.50 Jim McPherson, the unofficial leader of the gang, is a journalism disobedience by the Vietnam Day itt4 Virginia Baked Ham 1.50 major, emphasizing in rgdio-tee-vee. Jim plays bass. Committee at the Berkeley campus Kosher Style Corned Beef 1.50 All Trolls sing . . . of the university. RECORD FOR MGM './Or COLLA 1.50 Boast Toni Turkey But the big news is that the Trolls are cutting a record with 1.50 FIRST STREET PHARMACY Chicago Style Pastrami . MGM. Can you imagine turning on your radio and hearing a record Student Discount Roast Turkey Leg . 1.45 by the guys next door? 35 S. 1st STREET What happened was that the boys made a "dub" in other words, 292-8081 COMBINATION PLATES a preliminary recording -which was sent to various recording On Ticket Sale companies all over the country. Any 2 meats $1.75 Any 3 nseats $2.00 Columbia was interested; Autumn was interested; but MG2Vf was To Allen Show Slab of nutty Swiss cheese .35 interested enough to invite the Trolls to New York City to cut a record. They are leaving within the next two weeks. Students planning to purchase orders include choice of Barbecued Beans, So keep your ears open and your mad money handy. The song tickets to the Woody Allyn Show Saturday at the Masonic Audi- or Macaroni, Bread and Butter that they think will be recorded. "Walkin' Shoes," was written (both lyrics and melody) by Troll Jim McPherson. torium in San Francisco can re- WE RENT MAKING THE SCENE ceive a special student discount. Visit the Gaslite for Fun. Banquet Facilities 5 to 700. Maybe success breeds success. This recording break didn't happen Those purchasing their tickets Ballroom Leasing. Rooms from $85 Per Month. all at once. The Trolls have made several area appearances. at the Masonic Box Office, 1111 They have played at the Coconut Grove in Santa Cruz, Rio Nido, California St., San Francisco, SAN CARLOS at MARKET STS. CY 5-2626 Russian River; Highlands-A-Go-Go, Clear Lake Highlands; Cinna- will receive a $1 discount on all , - mon Tree, Redwood City; Spanish Hall, San Leandro . .. to name $4.50 and $3.50 seats. Student 41&? Sainte Claire Hotel Located in the a few. identification cards must be And not only have the Trolls entertained in those kinds of places shown. but they've played for most of the sororities and fraternities on Appearing with Allen will be campus and for several houses at Stanford. guest star Rod McKuen, popu- SURFBOARDS ABOUT THAT HAIR lar Oakland-born singer. Allen Yeah-yeah-yeah ....The Trolls are part of the reason the barber the comedian, starred in "What's shops are closing. They have long hair. I mean, it's something you'd New Pussycat." The Finest Surfboard in the World notice. "We don't think we're explosive," said the Trolls about their hair. "It's nothing new. We aren't starting a new way of life nor Auditions Set we want others to." The HOBIE surf shop also has a complete i-iovis do Auditions for 36 roles in the "Well why, pray tell, have you let it go to great length?" said I. Pulitzer Prize winning play 'Skin of allied products, including: trunks, jackets, tee- "It's striking. Whether some people think it's repulsive or not of Our Teeth' will be held Tues- makes no difference to us. The point is that everybody has ,an shirts, skateboards, resin, patch kits, magazines, day and Wednesday at the Bur- opinion on it. So when they are thinking about our hair they are gess Theater, Menlo Park Civic decals, new custom rentals (boards, racks, wet thinking about us. This is important if you want to be noticed. Center, at 8 p.m. STUDENT REACTIONS suits) and The famed and praised Thorn- whatever else you may need. "The paradox falls with the student reaction," agreed the Trolls. ton Wilder comedy will be "They really dig us when we're at their party providing good Pre- sented by the Menlo Players sounds. But when they see us on the street they make all kinds of Guild Dec. 3 for three consecu- PHONE: 426.21305 110BIE SURFBOARDS corny remarks. tive week -ends under the direc- the way people make character judgments based HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 341.A OCEAN ST. "It's interesting tion of John R. Wilson, teaching on appearances . . ." During and after satiation) SANTA CRUZ assistant and masters candidate TROLLS ON THE BEATLES at San Jose State College. 'The Beatles have entirely sophisticated pop music forms. They have given it a good beat but have incorporated that beat with the good qualities of conservative music. "They are the greatest shot in the arm to entertainment in history. ***************************** Bob Dylan also has impressed the Trolls. 'To know Dylon is to know life. He has a lot to say as a person. Whereas the Beatles have sophisticated chord progressions and melodies, Dylan has sophisticated lyrics. He hits a message for everyone, an experience he is able to pass along. He is not perfect but he has raw creative ability. Spartans Play Semi-Pro ANTED! ***************************** l'aeifie 1:0011. ill League Graduates of management calibre SAN JOSE APACHES for rewarding careers vs. in the uorld of modern banking Wells Fargo offers complete training. branches reach from San Francisco to Redwood City Ramblers If you're interested in the fascinating Lake Tahoe, from the Oregon border field of modem finance, Wells Fargo to Fresno. We're a growing bank in a Bank offers you management train- growing industry, and there's room here Old Spartans nes er die, they just keep playing football. ing in Branch Management, Branch for graduates who have ths capacity to grow along with us. *Best Merchandise On Campus is our only way of Take a hreak this Sunday afternoon and go see s Operations, Financial Analysis, Trust telling tit al t Fortrel/Cotton Casual Slacks Administration, Agricultural Represen- real good semi.pro football featuring some great tation, and other staff positions. that base a Permanent Crease, Resist Wrinkles, Spartans. R RI PRI si FAII k I k II I Can you measure up to the challenge of iti cAN111 s and AEI ER !Well!. ironing-37.95 & 11.95. unlimited opportunity for grosth? BOB BONDS Tom NIYE,RS October 21 4railable in Eight Colors Answer "Yes" and we'd like to talk busi- CHON GALLEGOS CHLICK ELDER ness with you. 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Lackadaisical Water Poloists The Blue Jay, a SJS rock and ; Short ,le.e.0 Sweaters & Cashmere Coats roll combo, will appear in Spar- drey, sh, ts Szt.s 14 Our Spetially tan Stadium for the Arizona Slat, 14! 2 IS only. beginning at SJS pre-game show R, q P[Icc DISCOUNT 6:40 p.m. Saturday. Contest $6 95 Almost Blow UOP $5 95 to WITH ASB CARD By PAUL SAVOIA Members of the group are Terl $2.88 STOCKTON Spartan water Saunders, Kim Kimsey, Jelly, poloists received the scare of their Scott, and Pete Vernaci, an SJS VAUGHN'S Art Cleaners lives yesterday before edging weak 124 So. 4th St , 292.7611 senior music maim 398 E. Santa Clara 293.1030 University of Pacific 4-3 here. Looking past the Tigers who the Spartans clobbered 17-2 threi our classic sharkskin suit j, .. A:A. ilk....4z1/4 41./10/: Jr. \ EX V.4s.4t weeks ago to tomorrow night's has colossal with the University of natural good looks! California, coach Lee Walton's SPECIAL pool sharks were down 0-1 at half- time before waking up. STUDENT'S DINNER Before the contest, the Spartan, 59 were generally laughing and fool- Served Daily: ing around, paying no attention 4:304:00 p.m. Famous to the game at hand. Hofbrau land Team captain Don Moore ad- Sunday: mitted, "I didn't start thinking Fri. & Sat. 11:00 cm..11:00 p.m. about the UOP game until half- time then I got scared." Starlet John Williams said, "All my thoughts were on Cal," to sum- marize the team's attitude towards Backbone of every sound campus wardrobe: Our hard-finished, trim City Alottrau tightly woven, pure worsted sharkskin the game. in authentic natural shoulder model. Navy. Olive. Cambridge Grey. Only 72.50 or Tiger ace Jim MacKenzie put 10.00 a month. (Others 57.50 to 100.001 31 So. arket CY 7-2002 1(.4 the Tigers in front with a minute 7- Charge op to MCI just show your reg. or faculty card YtrarsTrat Ararat-di st, Vtrdrytiositt \taw( N:iii-rTailrievrritZraiTtiaa: left in the first quarter when he lobbed a shot over the head of charging Spartan goalie Bruce GRODINS llobbs. VALLEY FAIR SHOP MON. THRU FRI. UNTIL 9:30 Paid Religious Advertisement FIRST QUARTER LEAD SAN ANTONIO CENTER SHOP MON., WED., THURS., FRI., In the second quarter, Walton UNTIL 9:30 3 started a reserve squad, which was effective in the last outing with the Tigers, but inserted his first A CLEAN SLATE AND A NEW LIFE squad midway through the period. W. C. LEAN JEWELERS This was to no avail as Spartan BOB LIKINS, goalie on the SJS frosh water polo team, is the shots continued to go right at brother of Jack Likins, an All-American selection a+ SJS last Not many people realise that God seeks fo add His goodness 61 Years in San Jose goalie Jim Mair, who also made year. Bob was a high school All-America honorable mention to their lives many and enrich every area of human activity. All too several fine stops. himself. assume that the Christian life is onis of rules and regulations, of bad The Spartans meant business HEADQUARTERS habits reluct ntly forsaken. purit nical living which fakes ell the and after the half and dominated much for the fun out of life. Nothing could be further from the truth. What God of the second half action, although freely does for all who trust Jesus Christ is to wipe out the record of being unable to break away from Likins Likes Goalie WORLD'S ONLY their transgressions He abolishes and forgets their sins and mis- the pesty hosts. ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE takes. and implants within th m His own holy life, making them Moore got the ball rolling with complete for the first lima and making available to th m fho re- two perfect corner shots to give ACCUTRON' sources to mrwst ev ry situ tion with confidence and power. Considm SJS a 2-1 lead going into the final But Feels Helpless God's statements bout the individual who is "in Christ.' and has stanza, when MacKenzie neutra- by BULOVA claim d by faith what God has offered: lized scores by Moore and Steve t.t: ItTIN medley, and freestyle. But Likins' Hoberg. "Goalie e \citing posi- most brilliant efforts came in "For in Jesus Christ dm whole fullness of Deity continues to ACCUTRON "401" NUMEROUS FOULS water polo where he was voted dwell in bodily form giving complete expression of th divine nature. tion, but at times I feel helpless designed Water- As a whole, the game was sloppy honorable mention goalie in the Handsomely caw And you are in Him, made full and have come to fullness of life in because I can't help the team," proof., shoek-proof, faceted markers with many bad passes and numer- California Interscholastic Federa- alligator strap. $150.00, Christ you too are in Hirn, filled with the Godh ad: Father, Son and on dial ous fouls against the Tigers. Five says freshman water polo goal tion (CIF) and named All-Amer- Holy Spirit, end reach full spiritual stature. And he is the h d of men fouled out for the losers. tender I3ob Likins, math major ican. all rule nd authority of every angelic principality and power. G UARANTEED Walton summed up the Spartan from Upland. Calif. Jack Likins, Bob's older brother, In Him also you were circumcised with a circumcision not mad with 99.9977;b ACCURATE effort with "We made no effort to Likins, who was an honorable was an Nil-American pick from hands, but in spiritual circumcision performed by Christ in stripping get mentally up for the game, we mention All-American water polo San Jose State last year as a ON YOUR WRIST off the body of the flesh (the whole corrupt, carnal nature with its iust went over there and played." choice from Upland High School sophomore. "SJS' fine water polo passions and lusts). You were buried with Him in your baptism, in In some ways the performance last year, became a goalie be- team and some of my brother's were also raised with Him to a rim/ life through faith in which you is excusable, as the Cal game will cause his coach needed one. "I advice comineed me to attend Keeps time by the constant the working of God as displayed when He raised Hirn frorn the d ad. be one of the big contests on enjoyed playing goalie so much I State this year,", paid Bob. Next s ibrations of a tuning fork And you, who were d ad in trespasses nd the uncircumcision of your rough Spartan schedule this sea- decided to stick with it." year, when Jack regains his elig- flesh your sensuality, your sinful carnal n ture God brought to life son. In Bob's estimation the most ibility, the brothers will once again activated electronically. together with Christ, having freely forgiven us all our transgressions; With only a loss to powerful essential quality a good goalie be teaming up against their op- Really rugged just 12 moving parts. Virtually Stanford, Cal is living up to its Having canceled and blotted out and wiped away this handwriting of must have is alertness, especially' ponents as they did for two years pre-season rating as the best squad in SJS' short pool. "Most of the in high school. trouble-free. Never needs winding. See our com- the note with its legal demands which was in force against us in Northern California. goalie's action occurs in spuils," plete selection of Accutron Timepieces from $125. hostile to us. This He set aside and cleared completely out of our commented Bob, "but the goalie way by n iling it to His cross. God disarmed the principalities WS JUDO must be constantly alert in our SALE Toms Art an getl ranged against us and made bold display and public cramp!. of The Spartan judo squads have pool because it is smaller than THREE DAYS ONLY them, in triumphing over them in Christ nd in the cross.' (Col. won the national collegiate title most. It is much easier for an Short sleeve 2:945). for four straight years i'62-'651. opponent to score fmm mid-pool dress shirts. W. LVAN Last spring seven judokas were here than in other pools." Sizes 14, etveleri The experience of being placed by God "in Christ" is real sent to the nationals and six In high school Likins also par- 141/2, 15 ordy. L N and JUNG one. neither mythical nor im ginary. You need not doubt the reality emerged ehampion.s of their re- ticipated in swimming, competing Reg. Price SINCE 1904 of God or His love for you. He asks only your willingness to believe spective divisions. in thn breast stroke, individual $5.95 to $6.95 and to receive all that He has for you. In simple trust ow your life /Int and San Fernando Streets Downtown San Mee to Jesus Christ and discover the facts for yourself. $2.88 Ail Parking Lot Tickets Validated Sigma Nu Ties ATO 0-0 VAUGHN'S 124 So. 4th St , 292.7611 In Greek Grid Surprise A trio of surprises marked Tues- ended with the Taus on Sigma Contemporary Christians on Campus day's fraternity league football Nu's tvvo-yard line. play. Another perfect record went by 7%) Box 11791 Palo Alto ,;;,-C-C4 The biggest shocker was Sigma the wayside when Sigma Ch -ifor) ToR '41tv Nii's 0-0 deadlock with previously stunned Delta Sigma Phi 26-6. Bill , ,,,....7_, 1011111111111MIIM1A1111111111111111M1M111111ii111111111111111111111111111111111111 untie:den-untied ATO. The contest Loughlin paced the winners' scor- stAR ing on two touchdown passes. aAl( Undefeated but once tied Thi Chi also had problems as it NN., __.------,t_ S EE . . . held lo a 7-7 tie by Sig Ep. Both scores came through the air. Ran- dy Wright tossed to Dick Carsten- r,lateOt' sen for Theta Chi's TD, while Bill Go-Go Girls in Action Nicholav and Jack Squires teamed \, up for Sig Eps. , coafq , In other games, unbeaten SAE ci -t;c1 barely got by winless Sigma Pi s, .43 at the 6-2, on Bob Circrol's six-point shot \ to Terry Moore, and DU romped ...ct-010er ' over Lambda Chi Alpha 22-6 as \, u i Dave Matson passed for three seores. \Aiii-,T AN Today's schedule matches Theta Xi and Sigma Nu, SAE and Lamb- SPARTAN HUB da Chi Alpha, Am and Sig Ep, DU ar Sigma Chi, and Theta Chi and DSP.
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October 19. 1965 TWO-NIAN VOLLEYBALL Ben Hawkins Do or Die for ASU Two-imin volleyball competition Series Final Today begins tonight at 6:30, according For the 1965 World Series evened them with L.A. left-hantler 14) Dan l'nruh, director of intra- teams, there is no tomorrow as Claude Osteen. who beat the mural athletics. the home team Minnesota Twins Twins in the third game and had Participants are asked to check In Grid Battle Against Spartans will pitch Jim Kaat in the Series never lost to the American League the intramural bulletin board for final against a Los Angeles Dodger int, helm, yesterda By JEFF STOCKTON Two more injuries have hit the squad that has yet to name a Ben Hawkins is the do or die SJS football team and both mis- starting pitcher but will have its for Arizona State this season and haps are to first -stringers. two aces, Sandy Koufax and Don the Sun Devils are hoping he can Drysdale, warming up. Left end Harry Kellogg, who IT'S O.K. TO OWE KAY! hit pay dirt several times Satur- The Twins tied up the series has played two straight consistent day night against SJS. yesterday when Jim Grant won Hawkins, who nabbed 42 passes games at that position, received his second World Series victory for five touchdown last year for a low back injury. His starting in a 5-1 defeat of the Dodgers. ASU, is the visitors' All American status for Saturday night's game Television time for today's game candidate. The 6-1 180 pound half- here against Arizona State is un- in the Twins' ball park is 11:30 back has caught 22 passes for 336 determined, according to head a.m. and will be televised on chan- yards and two scores this season. coach Harry Anderson. 4. In last year's SJS-ASU contest nel Flanker-defensive halfback Den- two in Tempe. Hawkins returned it Grant, pitching with only nis Parker, ticketed to open at days' rest, a slight cold and all punt for 66 yards and a touch- flanker against the Sun Devils the Twins' hopes of staying alive down as the Devils tripped the pulled a hamstring muscle in Tues- in the Series, checked the Dodgers Spartans 28-16. COAST TO COAST day's practice. on six hits and hit a three-run The Sun Devils boast an un- Despite many performers slowed usual 1-3 homer that iced the contest in record because coach by injuries, Anderson believes the Frank the sixth inning. Kush rarely fields a losing Spartans "have a good chance" squad. Bob Allison also connected for against the Sun Devils. ASU earned its first win last a two-run homer that put the vmek against Wichita State, win- "They seem to have the same Twins in front to stay in the ning 8-6. problems we do," commented fourth, but there was no question YOUNG ADULTS CONFMON OPPONENTS Anderson. The Devils have several among any of the record 49,578 The Spartans and the Devils inexperienced players and a weak fans at Metropolitan Stadium ACCOUNTS INVITED! have had tvvo common opponents defensive secondary, although it that the game belonged exclu- this season. ASU fell to Utah has more speed, the coach ex- sively to Grant. ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES! plained. His three-run wallop off Dodger Working out during practice on reliever Howie Reed marked the A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Products FOOTBALL ENTERTAINMENT defense for the Spartans are two first home run hit by a pitcher The pre-game show is held on players who normally perform on in a World Series since 1958 when Engagement Rings Cameras oinnerwars the student side with all Spartans offense. John Travis, SJS' start- Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Wedding Rings Binoculars Silverware encouraged to arrive early for the SUN DEVIL quarterback John Goodman is completing passes at ing offensive halfback the first Braves belted one agains the New Watches Electric ShaverS Watch and Jewelry free entertainment. a 57 per cent clip but will have to watch out for a vicious pass three games of the season, is drill- York Yankees. Birthstone Rings Phonographs Repairs 6:45 p.m. Pre Game Show rush from the SJS defensive line Saturday night in Spartan Sta- ing at defensive halfback as is The victory by the Twins not Jewelry Hi Fi Sets Tape Recorders 7:40 p.m. SJS Band dium. flanker Rich Lachapelle. only squared the Series but also Costume Halftime SJS Band 1.0. Bracelets Radios ASU Band Clocks Electrical Appliances Post Game ASU Band SJS Meets Cal, UCSB Top Scorer To Miss NO MONEY DOWN A YLAR TO PAY State 13-0 and SJS was punished by the Utags, 35-8. BYU downed Arizona State 24-6 and last week In C-C Fray Saturday (lumped the Spartans 34-7. San Jose State's cross-country lion to the bandits after his fine Cal Match Tomorrow SJS and ASU have played 16 harriers prepare for longer runs performance last Saturday when games since 1936 with the Spar- and impmved total team time' on he came from nowhere to place The Spartan soccer team will tion in 1964, anchors the Cal de- Downtown 65 So. First St, tans prevailing in ten. The Sun Saturday when they battle the 12th. have to get by without leading tense. We validate all downtown lot tickets Devils have won the last three University of California and U.( scorer Ernest Kwansa when they Lettermen Scott Canchois, Toi CY 2.4910 Open 't11 9 Mon., Theis. 8 Fri. Niles years, including a 21-19 victory in at Santa Barbara. take on Cal in Berkeley tomorrow Ra.smussen and Charles Kindred trio ot Valley Fair Shopping Center )"7 the 1963 SJS homecoming. The triangular meeting will lie night. give the Bears a strong Mon. thru Fri. 'thl 9.30 Spartan Faculty CH 8-3040 Open p.m.. The visitors have been troubled held over the four-mile Berkeley Coach Julie Menendez feels that halfbacks. FREE this season with their junior col- course, the longest distance for Kwansa's ailing knee, which caused Although not noted for their Sunnyvale 209 So. Taaffe St. PARKING lege transfers, who have been the Spartans to date. This does him to miss a great part of Fri- Pensive attack, the Cal crew has In Golf Tourney RE 9-0591 Open 9 & Nitell too few in number and haven't not bother coach Mery Smith, day's Elks' Bowl game, has not plenty of scoring potential. Vet - lived up to expectations. however, because he thinks the SJS faculty and staff members healed sufficiently yet. eran inside right Jimmy Bademosi SPRINT STAR f is especially dangerous, areorainii Spartan squad is better adapted plan an all-college golf tournament "I don't want him to play One transfer who is impressing I to Menendez. to the longer distances. Thursday, Oct. 21 and Friday, Oct. he's not up to par," the SJS 1 the coaches, however, is speedster Smith expects. a tough battle, mentor said yesterday. "He can't Travis Williams, a 9.3 sprint star 22 at Pleasant Hills Golf Course. frOm theliVelgrrig Santa Barbafr help the team and he will only from Contra Costa Junior College. This will be medal play with club, hut sees a victory. Last aggravate the injury if he plays Williams, leading rusher on the the low net 18-hole score week he feared California in the determ- in the Cal match." ASU squad with 100 yards, was Sacramento State Invitational, but ined by the Callaway System Kwansa is not the Spartans' All-America for Contra Costa the young SJS squad ran away which subtracts the individuals last year. only problem, however, as the with team honors in an impressive worst hole score from his total. Betts's field an experienced, de- John Goodman, a junior quarter- showing. Awards include prizes for low net fense-minded squad this year. back with a 57 per cent com- 113811 STEADY and lcw gross, golf balls for lovv Goalie Tim Tarpley, who was pletion average (45 in 78 pass UCSB, winner of the collegiate front nine, low back nine. an All-America, first team selec- attempts), has lost 83 yards in division of the Long Beach Invita- Women faculty and staff mem rushing this year because the op- tional, is similar to SiS in that bers also are encouraged to play. TITCHENAL COACH positions' defensive line has thrown it has good, steady but not out- The tournament play is anytime Bob Titehenal took over the post him for numerous losses. standing- -runners. Thursday or Friday. of head coach of the SJS football The Spartans hope to throw Team balance and depth have Rules may be picked up at the team In 1957 and served eight Goodman to the turf as much as been major factors in the SJS Pleasant Hills Pro Shop. Entry years before stepping down this the Sun Devils hope Goodman success so far this season. fees are $2.50. past winter. hits Hawkins viith passes in the Cal's Bob Priee is expected to A "Dutch" dinner, will follow An exponent of wide-open foot- end zone. threaten the Spartans' objective the tourney at the International ball, Titchenal's teams were al- of a five-man sweep Huck sought scientific excitement of the Golden Smorgas House at 6:30 p na Fri- ways among the best in the na- Tom Bears. Smith seeks the sweep to day, Oct. 22. tion in passing. maintain a three-year tradition of Spartababes dominance of Cal. BANDITS RCN Laguna Seca Running for the Spartans 1111, Seek Second week will be Smith's seven-man "bandits," which have never in- ROAD RACE Victory cluded the same runners over a Today two-week period, indicating the October 15, 16, 17 competition for the spots. The SJS frosh pigskinners battle Junior Bill Langdon remains in F.F. Tickets available at British Motor Car. Save up to 33%, by purchasing the the Stanford junior combination or Fri. Sat. only $3: varsity today the No. 1 slot, followed in order ticket-46; only &2; Sun. only Vt. at 2:30 p.m. in Spartan Stadium. by Rich Klemmer, Jim Sullivan. (You can always drive down in a PAC sports cor!I The Spartababes are shooting F:d Peraza, Ken Noel, George Bascom & San Carlos Fairoaks & El Camino for their second victory of the Weed and Frank Slemp. San Jose Sunnyvale young season in as many BMC games. Slemp is this week's new addi 297-3635 739.2480 San Francisco State's junior var- 5111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111s_ - sity fell before SJS last week 13-0 as quarterback Russ Munson com- bined with halfback Dan Anderson for two touchdown passes. Filling out the backfield for the Spartababes today is fullback Jeff Baker and flanker Dave Mercer. ctudento OA! Eldon Milholland will play tight end and Dave Harris will start at split end. Tackles are Mike Steele and Russ Bearrows while playing He's finding it at Western Electric guard is Dave Alaimo and John FREE QUART OF MILK Hendrickson. Center is Jay Fisher.' Ohio University conferred a B.S.E.E. degre,e on This constant challenge of the totally new, C. T. Huck in 1956. Tom knew of Western Elec- combined with advanced training and education EXPLODING VICTORY tric's history of manufacturing development. He ofVortunities, make a Western Electric career The Spartan football team de- with every realized, too, that our personnel development pro- enjoyable, stimulating and fruitful. Thousands of feated St. Mary's Gaels in the gram was expanding to meet tomorrow's demands. young men will realize this in the next few years. 1950 Homecoming g a m e. The After graduation, Tom immediately began to How about ygt.i? gridders explixled for two touch- work on the development of electronic switching If responsibility and the challenge of the future downs in the closing minutes to Then, in 1958, Tom went to the Bell Tele- appeal to you, and you have the qualifications we punch out an 18-6 victory systems. NEW YORK STEAK DINNER phone Laboratories on a temporary assignment to are looking for, talk with us. Opportunities for fast- help in the advancement of our national military moving careers exist now for electrical, mechani- $1 59 capabilities. At their Whippany, New Jersey, labs, cal and industrial engineers, and also for physical SALE Tom worked with the W.E. development team on science, liberal arts and business majors. For more THREE DAYS ONLY computer circuitry for the Nike Zeus guidance sys. detailed information, get your copy of the Western Short sleeve tem. Tom then moved on to a new assgnment at Electric Career Opportunities booklet from your dress shirts. W.E.'s Columbus, Ohio, Works. There, Tom is work- Placement Officer. And be sure to arrange for an Sizes I 4, /nc/udes salad, baked potato or fries, chili and garlic bread ing on the development of testing circuitry for the interview when the Bell System recruiting team 141/2, 15 only. memory phase of electronic switching systems. visits your campus. Reg. Price $5.95 to $6.95 AND SUPPLY UNIT OF sysrrdi $2.88 JULIAN IV STEAKS Western Electric MANUFACTURING THE' nr-LL OM [QUAL OPFORIUNily 1,1,1.0 LOI VAUGHN'S Fourth and Julian Back of Burger Bar Principal manufacturing locations in 13 c.i ns 11 Operating center, .n many 0, Engineering Research Center, Princeton, N.J.flTeletype COrP., Skokie, Ill.. L.r, 126 So. Of h St., 292-7611 owirmownipomminewallouroomp Pwwwwwww. wwwwireoPecom R-NPARTAN DAMP Thursday. October 14. 19E5 Spartaguide -* Cosmonauts Booed Out of Berlin rODAY Friday night Shablust Services BERLIN Will -Soviet cosmo- &mashie theater vinery 1hr cies- cheer them at the theater. WORK HARD?... PLAY HARD? Angel Flight, 6:30 p.m., CH163, and Oneg Shabbat following. nauts Alexei leonov and Pavel monailts were appearing under the A crowd of about 200 persons initiation. SUNDAY auspices of the booed spacemen as Belyayev were taken out of West West Berlin branch the Russian 6ammirmimr HIllei Counselorship, 7:30 p.m., Roger Williams Fellowship. Bi- of the Communist Soviet German they left the theater, hammered Berlin under military police es- irOv 79 S. Fifth St., panel discussion, ble Study 10 a.m., 6:30 p.m., "Wor- Friendship Society. on their automobile and smeared "The Loss of Religion among ship Through Music," 484 E. San cort Tuesday night when anti- Leonov, first man to walk in it with red paint. Catholics, Jews and Protestants." Fernando St. Com m u n is t demonstrators at- space, and Belyayev had just coin- French military police guiekl, Sigma Delta Chi. 7p.m., J208, MONDAY tacked their automobile, smearing pleted an extensive tour of East escorted them at high speed to regular weekly meeting. Htunaudsts on Campus (HOC). it with red paint. Germany and members of the the U.S. Checkpoint Charlie and Chetai Club, 2 p.m., Home Ec.34, 7:30 p.m., CH161, discussion on The incident occurred in the small West Berlin Communist the moton ,. u rned to East regular meeting. "Existentialism as it Relates to French sector of the divided city party organization turned out to Berlin. Spartan Christian Fellowship Humanism." Inter-Varsity), 8 p.m., Memorial TUESDAY Chapel, guest speaker. American Marketing Assecht- V 0 I Student Militates of American Don, 7 p.m., Johnny's Steakhouse, MISSES ChetnIcal Society, 1:30 p.m., Sci- 610 Coleman Ave., San Jose, guest ence 164, proposed constitution to speaker, William Ehrie, operations WRANGLER be discussed. research manager of Southern Pa- Folk Mush, Club, 7:30 p.m.. cific, will speak on "Marketing E132, presentation of tapes to and the Computer." be followed by jam session. Bring instruments. JEANS Wavhburn Hall-Allen Hall. 10 LFSL1E--Ladies waterproof. SKIFF - Distinctive styling with sweep second hand. lu. plus rugged shock.resistant p.m.. Washburn Hall, discussion Nixon Defeat ininous d.al and preosion construction Precision of Homecoming plans. WEAR A jeweled me., erd Sts.45 jeweled movement. $10 e$ Speech and Hearing Club, 3:30 p.m., SD118, regular meeting. Disappointing, CARAVELLE6 TOMORROW ' DIViSION OF BULOVA si n95 11111e1, g p.m., Memorial Chapel, Ike Says /1\ A CULTURAL CENTER for the FROM I U NEW YORK (UPI) -- Former Volleyball Signups President Dwight D. Eisenhower, EXPRESSION OF THE ARTS 75 today, said his greatest political NO MONEY DOWN - TERtviS TO SUIT YOU Presents . Signups lor the volleyball tour- disappointment was Richard Nix- nament. vchich opens Wednesday, on's defeat by John F. Kennedy. Oct. 27, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., will Eisenhower, in a taped radio in- Movies elid4 begin Monday. terview, said he did not think his Oct. 15-16-17, 8 p.m. Interested persons may sign up vice president's loss to Kennedy From Russia, "A Summer to Remember Serviceop. with Integrity in front of the recreation room, in the 1960 election was caused by PERM, between 7:30 a.m. and From Greek Mythology, "Narcissus" 91 SOUTH FIRST STREET, Downtown the famous television debates. 3 p.m. "I think it was whole series 307 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE Those wishing to sign up must of things that he (Nixon) had to bo.h - -pc n Mon., Thurs., and Frt. evenings Jazz do so in teams of six or eight overcome." the former chief ex- persons per team, coed or other. Oct. IS, 10 p.m. ecutive said. 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