Entry Deadline No More Shots nta flirt tit., 11011, r out and far filling Out be any more influenza shots 'in homecoming novelty 1/III ,ng in given. The violin.- for the entry blanks to the ac- Jose area has been exhausted. Pd .adin242. Is to- the S.IIS health department re- ported yesterday. A nep ship- ...retinas to Bob Gang', nvent sl id arrive in November. parade chairman. ,,Ong Students will be contacted when away:, influenza shots will he ...olio - pro. tied. r the 12 the 49 '41;* " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 20, 1961 No. 18 'omen Fantasy Starts Tonight nittee TV o Present It the round E' %NJ led at 'Explorations' Series 'Dark Moon' Witches Continues Tomorrow S ti Television the school districts are T h e Instructional making a Open Theater Season of San Jose State College coordinated effort to encourage nter By LINDA AM.:NTit boy, John, and a girl. Barbara. Sister the third part of its their teachers to view the tele- ii present In line with the appl, 11ing John wishes to become a human series on "Explorations vised programs or make use of I fall Halloween season is the SJS pro- being so a marriage can take Elementary Classrooms" the kinescope recordings. New. the duction of "Dark of the Moon." place. Donna at 12 noon over station arrow complete with witchcraft and He seeks aid from conjurers. channel 11. 1 Ede 'TV, witches. The drama season opener man and woman, to solve this Featured on this week's broad. istant t is Dr. William Rogers. pro- 2 SJS ers who will lec- I \ Lsel nr of education,
e on "Written Language in the entary School." The lecture include discussions on gram- In U.N. : handwriting. punctuation and native expression through Ian- nce. Gertrude Corcoran. assistant Festival ...sor of education, will be the tderator. Two SJS foreign students will offered to 21, lecture is being participate in tomorrow's United -ervice teachers and admin- Nations Festival at the San Jose ..7.s of elementary education, CIVIC auditorium, ag to Mr. Robert Diamond, presenting cul- FLYING TO OREGON with a "portable rooting and Kathy Papaconsientinov. Their traveling dional television program tural phases of their homeland section" for tomorrow's SJS-OSC football game companions will be "portable" rooters or taped in this, a reversal of the United are yell- and song -leaders [L-R) Steve Frohling, SJS yells and fight songs. Diamond also announced States' Peace Corps program. Bonnie Crockett Jan Johnson, Dennis Chambers
,hool districts representing Bringing a part of Nigeria to con- man 2000 teachers have the festival will be Jim Omag- will In a fund which bemi, sophomore physical educa- of 'Portable Rooting Section' Homecoming possible the kinescoping tion major and standout track -,,grams. The filmed lectures man at SJS. ,ter he used as aids to Mrs. Schola Chay Azimi, fresh- To Back Team This Weekend of school districts in this man secretarial major from Per- A -portalJle rooting NVC and inu:d ix, ,ent by 9 a sia, will present "Explorations" series. a dance of that a telegram will be sent to Eugene, Saturday to get there in time country, completely outfitted in Jich began in 1960, grew so Ore., by the rally committee to Lynes id. her !Waive costume. Mises airily in popularity that SJS, in back the SJS football team during Tslegram sashould be sent to Voting Ends operation with the local school FIVE SPONSORS tomorrow's game. SJS football captain, Travel Inn - The "portable rooters" Voting for 10 Homecoming -,.!ets and county offices, pre Included in the 12 noon to 10 will con- Motel, 2121 Franklin blvd.. sist of a tape recorder, two am. is first televised course p.m. program will be exhibits, en- Eugene, Ore. queen semi-finalists ends today at pliphiers and tapes of SJS yells The yell squad flying to the Ait in the spring term of tertainment, and food from more 3:30 p.m. The 10 women will be and songs. Three yell leaders and game are Dennis Chambers, Steve than 20 foreign nations. Co-spon- picked from 30 contestants vying a- four Spartanettes will Cy to Ore- Frohling and Pete Schmid, Bonnie , course. Science Education sors for the affair are the Amer- gon to lead the "portable" cheer- Crockett. Sharon Hatlett, Jan for Homecoming queen title. 104A, was a one-unit exten- ican Association for the U.N., the ing section and the nearly 100 Johnson and Kathy Papaconsten- Student voting booths are lo- -dirse televised over station American Friends Service com- FOLK SONGS AND BALLADS as sung by Mace Perona and - It stOclents the Rally Committee ex- tinov. ." on Sunday mornings. mittee, the Santa Clara County cated at entrances to the Spartan Benda Lewis play an important role in telling the story of a witch- pects to attend the game. The tapes of yells and songs lesigned for elementary committee for UNICEF. the bookstore and cafeteria and the boy and his love in the production of "Dark of the Moon," which teachers and had an en- A telegram wishing the team were taken at games and at a World Affairs council of San Jose, I Outer Quad. A photograph of each opens tonight at 8:15 in the College Theater. The drama season of luck will also be sent. The wire Rally Committee meeting. more than 200, repre- and the City of San Jose. opener will run tomorrow night and Oct. 25-28. more than 60 school dis- will be timed so that the team This is the only game this sea- contestant is displayed at the dressed in a Agbada An associated laboratory Omagbemi, Wit) receive it just before going son the yell leaders will be sent booths. begins tonight in the College problem. Each require different (robe) and a Sokoto 1(pants), also was offered at con- onto t.he field, according to Kathy to an away-game, according to The 10 semi-finalists will appear Theatre at 8:15. conditions of John to fullfill his present approximately 80 v:.,ent locations for the students. will Lynes. rally committee publicity Keith Nicoles, committee member. The fantasy by Richardson and wish. photographs and other colorful at a fashion show Tuesday at Mor- Niti completion of chairman. Berney will continue its run to- Portraying the romantic leads the course, pictures and pamphlets depicting ris Dailey auditorium. Prior to ap- ,y was taken and results Students may sign the telegram morrow and Oct. 23-28. of John and Barbara are Peter social, educational, and industrial pearing on the fashion show, the -1 more than 75 per cent of for 10 cents a signature at booths Based upon the English folk Nyberg and Cheryl Del Biaggio phases of Nigerian culture. He Friday Flicks semi-finalists will be interviewed use enrolled rated the course which will he set up in front of song "Barbara Allen." the play "Dark of the Moon" is a mood will also sing as Nigerian Song. by three judges from the San Jose hove average, and approximately the Spartan bookstore until 4 "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." tells of romance between a witch- creating play which depends upon "Omiyerosa" (The Wooing of the area. per cent rated it as o'clock this afternoon. starring Elizabeth Taylor, Paul dark "earth colors" in costuming, superior. Water Goddess). - cent stated that they would Rally committee urges all cam- Newman and Burl Ives. Is sched- The judges, a fashion coordina- according to Miss Berneice Prisk. television course again. MOH SCHOOL DANCER pus groups to send individual uled for Friday Hicks tonight. tor, a public relations executive. Art Professor's associate professor of drama and telegrams to the tearll and a San Jose merchant, wili costume designer. Diamond pointed out that Mrs. Azirni, who moved to the ' The Tennessee MUMMA cre- choose the queen and four attend- 'MOUNTAINEERS' ------U.S. from Persia two years ago. ation deals with as somewhat ants after the show. Work on Display I Approximately 35 costumes will will be accompained by a San Jo,, "sick" southern family. be used in the production which high school student., Miss Sin., Maggie. the young beautiful Featured at the fashion show Maynard Dixon Stewart, asso- eekend Co-Rec Sparty Seeks will be live entertainment during of art, has a one- features characters from back- Neghabat "eat" of the title. wants a child. ciate professor woods country. The aim of the In a ceremony Monday morning. tier husband, Brick, an alcohol- intermission. Clothing will be fur- man show of his work, spanning costume staff is to outfit the Omagbemi will present his exhib .. ex -college athlete. is search- nished by Stunt t's and Masher's the last two years, on exhibit Invites Both Sexes players "naturally like Tennessee to SJS Pres. John T. Wahlquist Another Head ing for "the click" in his head clothing stores. through Oct. 31 at the Rosicrucian mountaineers," Miss Frisk said The material will be used for which drink gives him. He Is At Friday's Coronation Ball in! museum in San Jose. Snarly, SJS mascot, lost his "Attention-get t in g" costumes to Saturday teaching aids. trying to forget the sorrows and the San Jose civic auditorium the1 There are 50 of Stewart's cre- Pla y head at the University of Pacific will be seen on the witches, Rayor Other entertainment to be pee- a Insecurities of his life. queen and her four attendants will ations- -mainly watercolors and a ''''red"?t"( of stut in. ,in Saturdays, football game last month. As and cellophane fringe has been sented at the festival will be "Big Daddy." Brick's father, be formally introduced to the ASS. , few oil paintings being shown. week? Why not take a result, the Rally committee is used in their wings, she es' Scottish highland dancing. a is dying of cancer and demands d weekend Co-Ree, in el- sponsoring a contest for designs plained. Schottische dance from Sweden, The contest an heir to his fortune. Men's or Women's gym of a new Sparty head. In the ballad of "Barb:it-A Scottish bag piping, Croatian folk will is-gin at 7:30 _ 30-430 opens Monday and closes Nov, The movie Allen." red and blue (111.S es :Irv' p.m.? songs, a Swiss band, and Japanese Entry blanks may be obtained , it.m. in Morris Dailey audito- "Barba ra Tomoreav you may relax in mentioned. therefore, the dances ri11111. %(111114,1 .n is ?,3 12 a.m. and 1 to world at 10 to A129 wire ..linz has been outfitted with these swimming Pool Exhibits will be sponsored by 14 :it If from 1-4 pm. until Nov. 3. costumes." Miss Frisk disclosed you prefer more vigorous groups. Mexican, Japanese, Fili- REDS CONTINUE %it I \ I III 11 111 Gift orders to two local clothiti. All costumes are made by mem- there is badminton, vol. pino. areek, Swiss and American stores totaling $50 will be tH SAIGON, Viet Nam 1UPII- -The South Viet Nam government bers of three wardrobe classes basketball, and ping foods will also be presented. Final Signups pone. first and only prize. according yesterday reported a continuing buildup of regular Communist mili- under the supervision of :\liss %.13,u might even prefer to ex- CEREMONIES Keith Nicoles, contest chairman tary forces in the north central plains area while Gen. Maxwell D. Frisk and Mr. Joe Markham, cos- Your keen foresight with a 2 P.M. For Model U.N. JUDGING or ENTRIES Taylor studied ways the United States could better help contain the tume technician. atidlentiing game of chess. Although the exhibits will he Amord154 Both students and faculty met,. spreading Red menace. Today Taylor will begin a two-day survey Miss Prisk does purchase men's to Jim Pekkain. open for observation at noon, the Session Today hers may enter the contest. En- tour of the military situation throughout the country. trousers and other outt Its ;.1, runt- ll!iirmati of the opening ceremonies, conducted by weekend Co-Rec tries will he judged on color and Deadline for applications for po- mage sales and budget shops. !..imittew. all Justin D. Vanderhian, president of students are invit- originality, but the committee is sitions on SJS delegation to the SIX U.N. MEMBERS PltOTEsT 'BD. BOMB' irl A sail:ire-social the World Affairs council of San MUKIC. It0MANct: hoe down will looking for the best artist." 12th annual session of the Model heirl Jose, will begin at 2 p.m. San Jose "not UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. I UPI Si'. Northern Hemisphere coun- The play will include Ilille dif- in the NV"men's gym from 1'1 Mayor Paul E. Moore will present according to Nicoles. United Nations is today. Sharon tries will submit a draft resolution today urging the Soviet Union ferent scenes and seven settings. Pin on Sol:may. Oct. 28, he the welcoming remarks. Contest judges will consist of L. Holly, N1UN spokesman. an- not to explode a 30-megaton nuclear weapon, it was learned yesterday. Dr. Patti Davey. associate profes- Entertainment will be from faculty members from the Art, nounced yesterday. The cosponsors are Denmark. Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Canada and sor of drama and director. said. 2:30-3:30 p.m., F. N. Lickwar jr. of Music and Physical Education de- The session is scheduled for Japan .all of which have recorded increased radioactive fallout since Music romance and excitement
Senior the San Jose recreation depart- partments. The administration and April 11-14 in San Diego. The 20- the new series of Soviet tests began in the Arctic in August. can sum up the mystery involved Directs will ment serving as master of cere the Rally committee also be member SJS delegation will repre- , in John's strong desire to become 'Plastics' monies. represented. sent India. AIA:ERIAN REBELS STRIKE AGAIN a human being, he said. Dr Davee Show Children's folk dancing will he The prize, two $23 gift orders, Applicants will he interviewed! described the play as one with a was donated by Masher's and Roos next Thursday and Frida accord - PARIS tUPD- Angry Algerians who clashed with police in the Nrs1.,11..p," San from 3:30-5 p.m., and all children "moral." Jose State's Atkins, according to Nicoles, French capital Tuesday night, rioted again Wednesday night in the Nient-direeted will be invited to dance. ing to Miss Holly. Five alternates, Other members of the cast in television Pro* Paris suburb of Nanterres. Two more Algerians were killed, bringing tram. will feature Following a "Music from Many LOST HEAD In addition to the 20 delegates, elude Joan Hammond. Ann alor- lar. Alvin Lap' to five the number of victims in two days of rioting. Police arrested lin associate La nds" presentation continuing The old Sparty head was stolen will be chosen on the basis of the ris. Charles Latona, Martha Johns. nal professor of indus- 400 persons In Nanterres. This brought the total number of Algerians arts. on from 3-6 p.m.. there will be a pro- front a truck which was to take interviews, she said. Eddy Buchanan, Cora Robinson. this week's show, arrested in two days to 11,700. The French government prepared to Plastics." gram of adult folk dancing. It to the Spartan Stadium during Applications. signups for inter- Dina Hubbell and James K. Air - will ix. pt e- the UOP-SJS game. A piece of views and information are avail- ship 1500 Algerians back to their' homeland across the Mediterranean The Plogram. More entertainment whieh is produced paper with the words able in the ('allege Union. for taking part in the riots in Paris. ir the ftitiiiii.TV sented from 7:30-830 p.m. orange Also in the production are Rus- oven of the iteech and A special demonstration of "Lose Your Head - UOP" was left High positions on the secretariat sell Holcomb. Mace Perona, Phillip nrama department, is NAssEtt REBUILDS EGVPTIAN GOVF,RNMENT Islet the Chinese brush painting by Paul on the truck. for the 13th MUN session, which Low. Sharon Wright. Richard supervision of Mr. Rich- oi Elliot. Pei-Jen 1{1111 will be given at noon "We're not sure whether the will be held in San Jose April 24- CAIRO 111Pli President Game! Ahdel Nasser Wednesday night Magnani. Judy Goins. Eugenia It is directed this '1 5' Ruth week and at 9 p.m. Charles Emery will culprits were from S.IS or UOP," 27, 196.3, still are open. according announced formation of a new 28-tnernivr all-Egyptian cabinet to Archer and Patricia Pace. Nenail. senior. a puppet show at 3 and 5 Nicole', said. i to Miss Holly. Available positions replace the mixed cabinet which existed before Syria seceded from arc Gerald Proost. Itunria The show present Others will be aired over p.m. The new Sparty head will he' will be filled by persons selected the United Arab Republic. Nasser said on Monday he planned to Lewis, Dan Clark and Garry Saf- 141ion Kviv, channel 11. at 11 will he shown contin- constructed by a theatrical firm , from the 12th MUN S.IS delega- overhaul the government machinery on all levels as a result Musicians are Todd (leave, ttl. Saturday. Movies of ford. 110U5ly throughout the day. from the winning design. lion, she said. Syria's break. Al Merian and Gordon Markin. milMIK 01 10.11 11.0Ir’ 2 SPARTAN V Friday. October 20. 1961 e. _en- ’" ..,.4
'Character Assassination ,__Cparta- 0-Round
By MARIE LOPEZ Essay Contest Announced Society Editor SANTA BARBARA (UPII A be jialged by five :- ALI:MN.4E TO HE FETED float, which is beim: built joint- Gatos, to David Mal, colors fields of law alai $1500 essay contest on character in Oki Monday night Kappa Deltas' ly with Sigma Pi fraternity. Kappa Tau !senior pv., try. assassination, initiated in re- 1.tsycbia will be hostesses to members of Diane Chrisman was elected major from University .4 Robert Welch's essay Thomas M. Storke, editor and sponse to the San Jose, Palo Alto and San president of the fall pledge class. cific. contest on -Grounds for the 1m- publisher of the Santa Barbara Patsy Postcard From Post St. Mateo alumnae chapters at a Other officers include: Kathy Westland, Chi Oa. peachmern of Earl Warren,- will News-Press, annou need the dinner in the chapter house in Clemens, vice president; Rita junior education, Sisrutogir, judges Wednesday. The following postcard was snitched from a local mall box. celetnation of the founding of Davis, treasurer; Elaine Mar- Herb Masi, Delta Sigma PM Storke called for essays on proving that Nigeria has nothing on San Jose: run. Kappa Delta sorority. Later in quis, recording secretary; Chris ior social science major, .1'lwr Problem of Character As- Miss Michelmore t Sweet Georgia Brown the week a scholarship banquet Cameron. scholarship chairman; do Beach. sassination: Legal Redress and No. 10 Post St. activities chair- will be held with alumna, Dr. Marilyn Huston, Bevi Houck, Kappa Psychiatric Remedy" on Aug. 9 Mor- Kawl Peace Corps: Branch 3 Martha Cox from the SJS Eng- man; Barbaia Roe; Joice Gamma senior kinitergarren.vi. Is 'Still in Corps,' after Welch, founder of the San Jose, California lish department, guest speaker,. rall, public relations chairman, mary education major: right-wing John Birch Society, March 15, 1961 Kappa Delta held initiation cere- and Linda Dye. librarian. briel, to Ron Street. offered a prize for the best pa- Alpha To Be Reassigned (Sweet) Sue Foram-tinge% monies Sunday, Oct. 7, for five Omega senior per on how to impeach the chief CHI OMEGA NEWS accounting, loci'', Main St. new members. The banquet, fol- San Bernardino, LONDON (UPI) NI... gery justice. Janie Winter has been elected Ideal, Calif. lowing rites, was held at Ha- Michelmore, 23, the Peace Corps Chairman of the board of president of the Chi Omega fall Ruth Whidden, waiian Gardens. Guest speaker teacher who touched off a storm judges for Storke's contest is Dear Susie: pledge class. Other officers are: general elementary t.,t was Mrs. Laura Todesco, a char- of protest because she criticized David W. Loulsell, professor of How are you, kid? Fine, I hope, I am doing OK. Wish you were Susan Creel. vice president; major, San Jose, to Dim. II ter member of the chapter, who Nigerian living conditions, ar- law at the University of Cali- with me doing this wonderful work. Nancy Simpson. secretary: Pat son, Sigma Phi Epsilon mq spoke on the early history of the rived here by plane yesterday fornia. What wonderful work, you ask? Well, as you may remember Hastings. treasurer, and Karen accounting and finance FL: SJS Kappa Della chapter. New en route to San Juan, Puerto judges are John Flem- the last time we saw each other. I told you about the test for the Birlenbach, social chairman. San Jose, Other members include: Barbara Clau- Rico. professor of law at the Uni- Peace Corps that I was about to take. The Chi() house enjoyed a din- ing. sen, Adrienne Hall, Gloriann versity of California; Samuel D. At that time I was real nervous about passing it, but, although ner exchange this week with the She refused to talk to news- Katen, Bettye Lederman and professor of law at it was pretty hard. I did manage to squeeze through. It was U.S. brothers of Delta Sigma Phi. men about her departure from Thurman, Edith Williams. say nothing," Stanford university: Arvo Van history that really bothered me especially the dates.. I had to chele ciao Nigeria. "I must DELTA SIGMA PHI "I am Alstyne, professor of law at the guess wildly on two, but I think 1776 and 1492 are correct. HOMECOMING PLANS Miss Michelmore said. The Delta Sigma Phi pledge So anyway, Susie, after I passed the written test, they gave ? EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN under instructions." University of California at Los Details for Homecoming activ- Don Eagle, me physique examination which I passed too. Then the corps sent class recently elected Miss Michelmore was accom- Angeles; Robert J. Stoller, as- ities are underway full speed at vice me to Post at. where I am now. president; Bary Parlin, GUNS OF NAVARONE panied on her flight from Ni- sistant professor of psychiatry the Gamma Phi Beta house as sec- You probably don't know where Post St. is. Well, it's a small president, and Mike Moore, geria by Richard Ware, an offi- at the University of California are plans for the Homecoming street in downtown San Jose. San Jose is a city in California, but retary-treasurer. cial of the International Coop- at Los Angeles. you probably knew that. POLLYANNA eration Administration. Ware Students of law and psychiatry MEMBERS INITIATED This is my second day on the job, and I think that I eventually said he was escorting her back and practitioners in those fields 'Mister Roberts' Sigma Chi initiation cere- SARTOGA THEATER will get to -like the work. Right now it is kind of tough. You know to the United States. They flew who have received their law or monies saw eight new members what I mean, ,Sue, being in a strange place and all. People down here to Bermuda last night and then medical degrees since Aug. 9, installed this semester, with KIND HEARTS AND on Post st. do things pretty oddly sometimes. Stage Production on to Puerto Rico. 1959, are eligible to enter essays Chris Elder named as outstand- CORONETS Like this one fellow an old man in tattered clothing with a "I have been on business in in Storke's contest. ing pledge. Other members ini- .0. It rough, stumpy beard who was drinking milk out of a battered Lagos for my department and ' Entries, limited to 1000 words, To Begin Tonight tiated were: Rocky Lubin, * thermos bottle in near freezing weather. He said it really hit the TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND was due to fly home," he said. should be sent to the editor, Scott Rathsam, Bill McCulloch, spot, though. Maybe it was warm milk. 'Mister Ropeits, Broadway "I was asked to look after Miss News-Press, Santa Barbara, Jerry Curry, Denny Olsen, Ron- SPARTAN DRIVE-IN These people have no conception of reality: they are living in stage SUCCPSS, will open tonight Michelmore. I cannot say more Calif., bearing a postmark no ald House, and Bob Graham. GUNS OF NAVARONE a dream world. When I asked this one fellow what he wanted most at 8:30 in the Montgomery The- than that. I, too, am under in- later than Dec. 15, 1961 Bill of Gregory Peck Da ,.d for a present (the corps has us personally choose a gift ater of the civic auditorium. SPARTAN ?INNINGS structions from my superiors." Rights Day, for one and native), he answered, "Thunderbird." Additional showings are Oct. 27 Gay Fingernail, Kappa Kappa They were escorted to the THE WHOLE TRUTH How silly can you get? We and 28. Gamma senior art major, Los U.S. Embassy by British police. couldn't even afford a Ves pa. Also Another thing -that Seats for the production may THE WILD AND THE INNOCENT Peace Corps Director R.. Sar- Mild Earthquake bothers me and some others of us is that most of the people down here speak very little English or no be reserved by calling the San gent Striver said in Washington TROPICAIRE TWIN-YUE English at all. Jose Theater guild, CY 5-7896. 'The Island City' that Miss Michelmore "has not DRIVE-IN THEATER Reported in SJ They've got several resigned from the Peace Corps English teachers down here in our group, Written by Thomas Heggen NORTH SCREEN but I have my Shown Monday and we do not want her to." BERKELEY (UPI) A mild doubts whether they'll be successful. After all, if a and Joshua Logan, "Mister Rob- i GUNS OF NAVARONE and person POLLYANNA One corps spokesman said, earthquake occurring in the San reaches adulthood without ever learning the language, it erts" deals with a junior officer 'The Island City," a film on seems like it would be hopeless to try to teach them. SOUTH SCREEN "We still think highly of her" Jose area was recorded at 12:08 idolized by his crew because of Berlin will be shown Monday ARMORED COMMAND The people here are aad and he added that she still is am, yesterday by the University shoddily dressed and very seldom take a standing up to a tyrannical cap- night at 8:30 in the Montgomery BRAINWASHED bath. Most of "very much in the Peace Corns." of California seismographic lab- them never shave. Some of them even sleep in door- tain. theater in the Civic auditorium, *TOWNE & GAY THEATERS Miss Michelmore is going to oratory. ways all year 'round, mind you never bothering even with a Leading roles will be played sponsored by Town Hall, a San the Peace Corps' permanent Dr. Don Tocher, seismologist, blanket. Everything is so primitive! by Kew Karcher, Lt. Roberts; Francisco organization. There is a LA DOLCE training center in San Juan -for reported the temblor as of 3.5 lot of panhandling (you know, Susie, begging) here Dirk Harvey, the captain; Gary too. Utterly disgusting! The film shows the reconstruc- possible reassignment to another magnitude on the Richter scale You would think these people would have Hamner, the doctor, and Don VITA enough pride to work for a living. tion, economy and life of East project. She is due there tomor- and with a duration of two min- Scott, Ens, Pulver. and West Berliners. Tickets at Show Times. Things are not so bad as they may seem, though, Sue. This is row. utes. $2 may be ordered by calling * MONDAY THRU THURSDAY wonderful experience, I guess. When I put in for a transfer next ROTH THEATERS 110 month, I think I'll pick Alviso first. CY 3-6252. FRIDAY. You know where Alviso is, Sue? Oh, well, if and when I get Spanish Ballet Completed two days before SATURDAY, SUNDAY tOWNE 6 30 and 9 SO there, I'll write you all about it. the closing of the Brandenburg Your friend, Gate, the film was smuggled out FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Georgia To Appear Monday of the country. 'The Island City" GAY: 6.00 and 9 30 Princesses Meet 11. is narrated by Art Wilson and SUNDAY: 110 SO0 500 London (UPI) Western fashion leader for London's is in color. royalty meets Eastern royalty younger set, just as the Japa- During Third Tour ***********************1 will find nese royal ladies are for the in November both Journeymen Roberto Iglesias and his Span- in common al- Japanese women. Make Debut they have much ish Ballet company will appear - though they live oceans apart. The 24-year-old British Prin- Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the San Princess Alexandra of Kent ces plays tennis, as does Prin- In San Jose at Minstrel Jose civic auditorium. Tickets for pay an official visit to cess Michiko whose romance will the program may be ordered by Japan, arriving Nov. 14, for a with Crown Prince Akihito be- The Journeymen, three bal- to the San Francisco spot early calling CY 3-6252. one week stay. gan on a tennis court. ladeers, are presently appearing in the spring, as well as appear The British princess has much To prepare for her Japanese at the Minstrel, making their on the Ed Sullivan and Perry This is the second San Jose in common with the crown Prin- visit, Princess Alexandra has San Jose debut. They will play Como TV shows. appearance of the 20 Spanish cess Michiko and former Prin. been reading books on modern a three week engagement. The Journeymen co-starred dancers and musicians. cess Suga, now Mrs. Hisanga Japan and studying the biogra- They come from an engage- with Herb Shriner at the Bos- The company, five-and-a-half- Shimazu. phies of members of the im- ment in Hollywood, where they ton Arena last spring and per- years old, has toured Europe and First, Princess Alexandra is a perial family. also recorded an album of inter- formed on Canadian TV this Latin America. This is its third national folk songs for the Cap- summer. U.S. coast-to-coast tour. itol label. Rosario Galan, Spanish screen Members of the group are GARDEN CITY, N.Y. Com- star, is the female lead of the Opens Tonight John Phillips, who atjended merce Secretary Luther Hodges, company. Also featured are Miss George Washington university on Sovell Premier Khrushchev's Galan's twin sister, Esperanza, In plastic! and the U.S. Naval Academy at claims that Russia sill have the and her brother, Manolo. DARK OF THE MOON Annapolis; Richard Weissman, world's highest standard of liv- The troupe's San Jose appear- By Richardson and Berney musicologist, composer and ar- ing in 20 years: ance is being sponsored by San ranger and Scott McKenzie, "That statement is as far Jose Music and Arts foundation, A Speech and Drama Production lead tenor. from the truth as most state- a non-profit organization direct- Before making their tour of ments Mr. Ktulishchev makes." ed by Wendell Watkins. Tonight. May and Oct 25-28 New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland, the Journeymen were Box OFFICE 5TH AM) E. SAN FERNANDO STS. at the Hungry i in San Fran- First Floor Speech and Brame Building cisco. They are slated to return Second Annual Open 1-5 Daily SpaZtana FEDERAL CAREERS DAY Curtain 8:15 p.m. College Theatre SJSC Students 50c Gen. Adm. $1.00 Entered as second class metier April 24, 1934: at San Jose, Cal;fornia, under the act of March 3, 1879. Member California Newspaper Publishers Association. 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American Press of the IS, annual general assembly Hero of the Free Press award. its 17th .oil threatened three Lu- stodents. 11'1%10k) demonst t ions spread night and heard a Heiskell LS chairman of the Wednesday lus American nations yesterday Ecuador's vice president. Carlos, :Irom the university down to the ()Mega warning that "international com- board of Time. inc., and Dubois Two of them proclaimed states of .1. Arose-merit, It t V)] t ical odds :elementary schools. Police and toga, to has set its sights on end- is Latin American correspondent Phi jun. munism" emergency. a ith President Jose )l. Velasco rieemen with clubs and fire hese% press freedom and all other for the Chicago Tribune. . hedon. ing Bolivia broke up a plot to over- lbarra. charged the government i battled stick and stone-throwing in the Americas. Riven) related how his newspa- freedoms throw the government and cap- with i esponsibility for two at- :high school teen-agers in at least came from Jose I. per had seen early in the reign Tee warning tured at least 12 conspirators. One - - cities Kum editor of the Ha- of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro givero, exiled of them committed suicide after rten-pri. Diario de la Ma- that he was "Moscow's bloody vana newspaper his arrest. Modified martial la'. San from bitter ex- puppet" and "we created a state SAN rina, who knows went into effect. JOSE'S POPULAR _(). Oa Tarr the Communists can of positive opinion against the re- perience what Is ci trinsIM majer. gime." Ecuador turrust DOWNTOWN HOTEL da take user the city or Cuenca, ori WARNINGS: SEWED 6., COMFORT OTHER of awe.' n Pt Jot. e.1 ;. CONVENIENCE the 1APA Hero of RiVerit's toos vaper was con- lie reeeived SETTING NEW RECORD of 3930 miles an hour above Edwards saber --winging I, Ill FRIENDLY SERVIC2 ban- stantly attacked by Castro and Wit', :"": the Free Pies', award :it a Air Force base, NASA pilot Joe Walker finds nose of rocket MODERATE RATES his officials and finally, the pub- qiiet formally closing the assembly. plane scorched by the 1100-degree temperature. lisher said, "police and the militia- DRIVE-IN GARAGE CYpress 4-9404 warnings also were giv- Similar men seized our editorial rooms elSe 0111000 CONSTRUCILON Andrew Heiskell, elected FREE OVEPNIGHT PARKING en by and printing plant by force." He Spartaguide TELINISION BANQUET ACTONIS to succeed Costa Rican Ralph C. Caldwell, Manager Wednesday said Castro had carefully planned stalls COFFEE SHOP FOUNTAIN Beeche zorin Castro publisher Ricardo the suppression of his Chou and all En-Lai 01).t i of the IAPA, and Jules as president other free newspapers and sys- Halal club, meeting, picnic ta- MONTGOMERY HOTEL chairman of the IAPA Son Jose, California Dubois, tematically undennined all other bles near Women's gymnasirtn, South First Sr. at Son Antonio late Outer Space ------freedoms. Denounces 3:30 p.m. VE-IN "Cuba is not a special case," he Co-Rocii general wrivitieS, & RADIO REPAIRS said. "Any American republic, in- U.N. Debate gymnasium, 12;30-4:30 p.m. jj,/, ’i SELF SERVICE ONE Used Sets For Sole cluding the United States, can be- ITV UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. I UPI r Friday Flicks.. "Cat on a !lot Tin ’ come the victim of communism at President Rout'," Morris Dailey riuditoriuni r161" LAUNDERETTE -Britain accused Russia yester- PAYLESS TV any moment . . . This is because MOSCOW I UPIs ommurtiet 7:30 p.m. day of seeking to block United 716 N. Ott, Cr 5-5520 communism does not establish e- Chinese Premier Chou En-lai yes- German club, house, ClIltio Nations debate on peaceful uses open 15c WASH * 10c DRY el( in power through mass move- terday reaffirmed the solidarity of 7:30 p.m.; Ricardo Trimillos, SJe iTER - of outer space and suggestrel it ments hut through the swift stroke the Communist camp including Al- student, will show slides of Gel - Come to us for all your bakery wanted to "make the moon a So- LOTS OF ROOM TO STUDY WHILE YOU WAIT OLND cokes, party pas- I of a bold minority . ." barna and denounced President many following ()pen house. needs. Wedding viet satellite." tries, birthday cakes and pies. Kennedy as a treacherous and ad- ISO, business meeting and social ... OPEN 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Soviet Ambassador Valerian A. Son Jose's finest independent venturous man. International Student center, 2N5 Zorin made objection to a high po- 409 E. SANTA CLARA ST. bakery Chou told the 22nd Soviet Cam' S. Market st., ft p.m. LAND American Named sition on the agenda for the space (Between 9th (, 10th Streets) munist congress that as long as John Knox fellowehln continn question in a procedural debate 1961 Nobel Winner imperialism existed the danger of Mg study in "John 3," 9:40 a.m. which delayed the start of the buffet supper, fireside men 5,:tr,, ONE e'Dic1;1101.1sttUler - De. Gri Nirg war existed. General Assembly Political com- p.m.; speaker: Dr. William John - Von Bek -..s. of Harvard UnisersIty He proceeded to describe Ken- BREAD& PASTRY mittee's discussion of nuclear son, Knox club sponsor. 6 p.m.; eas awarded the 1961 Nobel Prize nedy as treacherous and adventur- TN 111 r SHOP weapons tests. events take place at Westminster NOW OPEN tor Medicine yesterday for re- eus. Ile said that while Kennedy fffati from lit, The nuclear debate was expect- Presbyterian church, transporta- COME SEE THE BIG search he carried out 33 years ago was wearing an olive branch he HEAR NINOCENIt ed to get into full swing this after lion provided to and from campus SELECTION FINE JEWELRY 2 blocks Irons c mous on the human ear. was really feverishly preparing for noon after the delegates attend- at Seventh and San Carlos at',. and IN-VUE He was honored for his discov- war. ed a hearing of the full assembly at Seventh and San Fernando sts. Special Discount LTER eries of the physical States mechanism of to hear an address hv President Chou accused the United at 9:30 p.m. stimulation within the cochlea. The of invading Cuba and of carrying Is, ill SISC Students IE cred SESEHERTEMEM Urho Kekkonen of Finland. , Kolo club, meeting. Women's cochlea is a division of the labyrinth , out provocation; in Laos, Formosa U.S. Ste.' gymnasium, 7:30 p.m. of the ear, shaped like the coil Ambassador Mini E. anti Viet Nam. He also scored the 1.1.3"S (;ET was prepared to deliver a TOMORROW 910/ aid of a snail shell. venson United States for disrupting the demanding resume- fiehal club, U.N. party. faculty .NI:VIZAINTED EVERY What he did was to examine major speech Geneva nuclear test ban confer- British - Ameriean dining loom, 7:30 p.m. and explain the ear's selectivity -- lion of Soviet - ence and for preparing local wars !EATERS treaty and Pershing Rifles, 99 cent car and discrimination -of tones. Von negotiations on an iron-clad nuclear wars. "Traditimitilk lours COLLEGE outlawing nuclear weapons tests wash, Cadottes Texaco station Bekesy, who came to the United sAvs WAR THREATENS under international inspection and !across from Valley Fair, 9 a.m. is States from Hungary in 1947, x:ci.; learned that while ad-I 5 pm: JULES BOZZI control. helped ear specialists around the dressing the congress, Chou said' Spanish club, field trip to San The Jeweler STUDENT The United States and Russia world as a result of his studies. American actions had shown that Juan Bautista mission, Building 0, CY 2-9119 .IRSDAY meanwhile remained deadlocked or) 169 SO. FIRST a war danger still existed. 10 p.m. 30 procedure for naming an acting needs this Chou said it was a great honor UN DAY N.:0;0nel Lutheran Council secretary general. to greet the Soviet congress on J so Stevenson and Zorin met on this of the Chinese people and question Wednesday night and behalf RDAY book wish the Soviet party continued St. Thomas Chapel emerged from their 70-minute talk to brilliant victories in the construc- 9 40 declaring almost in unison---"No SCIENCE communism. Ts..44714,7 to agreement !" tion of Chou referred to the Soviet cam- HEALTH Morning Worship Sun., 10 a.m. WITH KU paign for peaceful coexistence and 70 Ulf tropasals for a peace treaty with SWIM; Sermon; "The Audacity of Wr... Nuclear War Book Germany. He said Communist Place: CCC 10th *Ad Seri Carlos China fully supports the Soviet Review Scheduled steps for peace and measures to guarantee the security of the LUTHERAN STUDENT Due to popular demand, Dr. Communist ramp, including the re- ASSOCIATION Ralph Parkman, professor of sumption of nuclear tests, Tuesday at 7 p.m. chemical and metallurgical engi- It was learned Chou underlined to increase neering, will repeat his review 61 the need for solidarity in the so- Herman Kahn's "On Thermonu- cialist camp. He listed all the Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor 12:30 in CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER clear War" Tuesday at ..people's democracies." Including his ability to 300 S. 10th at San Crlos Forams A and B of the college cafe-, Albania, which was denounced on t erre. Wednesday by Soviet Premier i Many persons missed Dr. Park- Nikita Khrushchev and is not rep- man's Oct. 11 talk due to an over- resented at the congress. floss. crowd, mem ding to Dr. learn I/REF:TS DELEGATES WESTMINSTER James J. Clark, assistant irrofes- Chou made his remarks in greet- An sor of English and chairman of understanding of the truth PRESBYTERIAN mg delegates to the congress. the Faculty Library committee contained in Science and CHURCH The congress adjourned early in sponsoring the weekly book talks, Health with Key to the Scrip- the evening. It is to resume to- tures by Mary Baker Eddy can T day. remove the pressure which con- 'he Alameda at Shasta Earlier, six provincial Commu- cerns today's college student l I CY 4-7447 FOCUS nist party leaders chorused un- upon whom increasing de- I N qualified backing for Khrushchev's For Meaningful Existence mands are being made for 20-year plan for communism and the Sta- academic excellence. Sunday , his sharp attack against lin personality cult. Christian Science calms fear Services Worship Sunday and gives to the student the full At One Of These Nearby assurance he needs in order to 8:30& 11 a.m. Methodist Churches NEW AUTO INSURANCE learn easily and to evaluate SAVINGS ANNOUNCED what he has learned. It teaches 7:00 p.m. Savings up to $120 on automobile that Gott is man's Mind his FIRST ST. PAUL'S insurance we now common for only S married men under 25 years of Mind from which ema- S nte Clara 1 Ph !OH, at San Sera. T age with the California Casualty nates all the intelligence he 9:40 Sts., 110 & it ern. 1 dor. 1140 a.m. Indemnity Exchange. needs, when and as he needs it. "Married men in this ge bracket PERSPECTIVE , are generally paying excessive Science and Health, the test - premiums for the degree of risk Few growth industries offer the graduate as many areas within our system where line opportunities hook at Christian Science, may 1, - involyed," says George M. Camp- opportunities for personal achievement as that of exist for you to shape your own future, in accord- be read or examined, together bell. Spartan Rep t ative for Speaker: the Exchange. modern communications. Its potentials are virtu- ance with your personal interests and attributes. with the Bible, in an atmos- phere DAVE KRUGER "We believe that married man ally unlimited its scope as broad as the imagina- of quiet and peace, at any THE WESLEY FOUNDATION with family responsibilities is a If you have initialise, a willingness to learn and (Methodist Student Center) tion. Christian Science Reading "Studies in John" more careful driver, and causes for personal advancement. we its ite you 011 Campbell. a desire Room. Information fewer accidents," said As a major factor in communications. 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46-XP4RTAT4 DAILY SJS SOCCER CO-CAPT. Friday. October O. 1961 Spartan Daily Grid Selections 'Cal-Hawaiians, PASSING SAMMY WASHINGTON UPI, Sam- %intakes Le% We 4 Ii, II my Baugh of the Washington Red- Jones lirearAin Titchenal 131 141 (31-14) (30-13) (25-17) (25-l14) 1(3-2) Lad Manor skins set all-time records of 1709 passes completed and 187 touch- Tenn. at Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. down passes during his ea: OSU at Arts. St. OSU Ariz. SL Ariz. St. 081' 014U 08U Te!..t_ut Texas Texas Texas for career in the National Football Texas at Ark. Texas Texas Tied Lead USC l'SC Cal. Cal. league. USC at Cal. l't4(' USC Lad Manor and the Cal-Hawaii- V.51' at Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. I. Ind. !Wilt ans remained tied for the top spot LSI: L81, 1-151. L8U L8U Ky,_at in the A league intramural foot- FRESH DONUTS Notre D. at 31st' 31sU SISU N. D. Mait _518U ball league, following their vie- Purdue at Mich. Purdue Mich. Purdue Purdue Mich. -Purdue Over 72 Varieties tories over the Pink Tubbers .4JS SJS Oregon 8.15 MK micas. BEST DONUTS IN TOWN at Oregon 126-01 and Allen Hall No. 1 18-0i. T. A & M at TM T(U Tie TC1 Tel' T(i TCI' respectively. ("joy/tam JCiel Pitt. at UCLA l'clA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Pitt. AID, who was forced to 117 S First CV 5-1444 Indians at Wash. Wash. Wash. Wash. Wash. Wash. Stanford for- feit two victories because of Oak. at San Diego S. I). S. I). S. D. 5 o S. D. . 8. D. an eligibility rule violation, took a 1 Rams at N. T. N. Y. N.Y. N.Y. \ N.Y. I N.Y. 27-0 win front the Army ROTC, REAL Bears at 4111er's Bears Bier's Beare Bears 1 deer's and the Newman Nites re. HOME mained close behind the leaden' with an 18-13 victory over STYLE Big Cash Prize WII- son's. The Unt +aides and lb. COOKING Lures Drivers Spartababe Gridders Mouldymen of Moulder Hall Ose Klock From Campus played to a 0-0 stand-off. Top drivers will be competing ' Bob Taylor figured in three HOT MEALS 85c touchdowns for Lad LOW AS for more than $20.000 in prii, Manor. who the Pacific Grand Prix presented the Pink Tubbers with money at Stanford o Test SAN JOSE CAFETERIA ,., nigh starts this Friday, Oct. 20, , their third consecutive loss, one of By El) LI.% I the job with a proposed SJS scalp- et E. San Fernando Cr 5-9561 0 the Laguna Seca Race course which was on a forfeiture. Not satisfied with nuring the ing by the Indian Papooses. near Monterey. In B league action, the latchet in San Jose State's back Inde- From all indications the Stan- pendents took a 12-6 win from ith a 17-6 varsity win, Stanford the ford Yearlings feel they will Markham Maulers to keep the MINUTES DRY CLEANING SERVICE ridironers are preparing to finish walk all over the Spartababes three-way tie for first place in- 12 SKIRTS, 14 SWEATERS S2 tomorrow on Indian home turf. tact. Both Mary Ann's Maulers or 8 SLACKS at 10:30 a.m. and the Leftovers won games by forfeit over the AFROTC and Pressing While You Wait football mentor Bob Harriers If froth Rowena's Rowdies. respectively, charges have any intention 45 Jones' and so, remain undefeated. -Operated Dry Clean of getting scalped they have not B-W Norge Coin Rowena's Rowdies, however, shown it in practice this week. A LICENSED CONSULTANT TO SERVE YOU have been dropped from the Go to Cal ' Hard tackling, blistering block- 4111 1. Soo Carlos Moors: II A.M. to 10 P.M. league for lack of Interest, ac Undefeated and undaunted thei ing and torrid offensive play have HEADING THE BALL is San Jose State soccer co-capt. Joe cording to Dan Unruh, intra- been everyday occurrences at Spartan soccer Sun Jose State cross country team. Battaglini. The senior inside right man on the mural% director. scrimmage this week by a healthy from Italy. Battaglini has been hampered by a bad leg under the coaching of Dean Miller, team hails Despite Harlan Lausen's open- Spartababe squad. standout performer for coach Julie takes on the forces of the Univer- this season. He has been a ing kickoff return for 75 yards Menendez in the past five Spartan outings. Battaglini is looking BEAUTY CARE shy of California, University of All the Spartaballes can re- and a touchdown, the Fountain forward to tonight's contest with the Menlo Oaks at 8 p.m. came back to trounce AT SCHOOL PRICES Southern California. and Stanford member of the big hod Indian Ramps Allen Is the 34-20 loss Stanford sus - Hall 31-8 in other B league re:tion tomorrow in Berkeley, at 10:30 all work done by qualified tained at the hands of the SJS students under supervision varsity. and the 14-14 tie the Tonig ht's Soccer Match FANNING MILLI' Only the top seven men who fresh garnered, last year. Paneho Herrera of the Philadel. Fresno state meet placed in the phia Phillies broke Vince DiMag- ill be able to compete for SJS. Stanford's gridiron coach. Dan To Feature Foreign Stars gio's 12-year National League SULLIVAN EAUTY COLLEGE Remaining members of the SJS Stavely. Will field a big line and B Irecord in 1960 when he struck -quad will meet Foothill and Val- will have on hand the usual Indian An internationally flavored soc- counter with players from Italy. ri West San Fernando St. CY 5.9516 out 136 times at 3 p.m. aerial game. Standout performers cer match will be presented at France, Jamaica and several in Stanfords loss to USC were Spartan stadium, tonight, at S. others. - 11 Allen Curr, and Bob Rath. The high flying Spartans take on Karl Ruder is considered a Homecoming the Menlo college Oaks. standout star for the Oaks. His The Spartababes will rely heavi- plans are over coach, Carlos Lopez, thinks Ruder ,:.- on Harold Carr, who ran More than 200 people turned on the way., Fresno. and Hinano Kaumeheiwa has possibilities of making Junior out for the Spartan's historic Order 11 -Star Hawaiian quarterback. first match hist week. The SUS College All-Mmerican. soccer coach Julie Men- CORSAGES hooters took the match from Head Football mentor Jones has. in- physically fit squad now! Stanford 2-1. endez has a serted new offensive plays In the that has garnered three wins in trosh attack to surprise Stan- I All SJS students will be admit- five outings. CAN DEPEND ON ford. The defense has been ted to the soccer match free if Here is SJS' tentitive line up. THE BEST STEAKS IN TOWN! primed all week In the art of they possess a student body card. ONISHI FLORIST Slobodan Galeb, goal: Joe Rad- :AN JOSE'S FINEST stopping the Papoose option and Both hooting teams will have pour, RFB: Tony Zanotto. LFB, 19wFF! SHOP 24-MR. FREE STEAK rollout plays. foreign born students in their PARIONti Kirk Spynopoulos, RH; Joe Bat- 175 Taylor CV 5-1130 front line. The Oaks will have REAR SDpiencneiari ANGELO'S HOUSE Coach Jones has said, echoing taglini, CUB; Dennis Johnson, $1.15 players from Hawaii. Germany. OLD Steak 72 S. SANTA CLARA die whole frosh squad, "We're RW: Oscar Gutierrez. IR; Diet. Guatemala, Bolivia, Venezuela and .ring to Stanford to win." mar Demeter, CF; Abdul Hindi- IMPOWINNWPOMP.PWIM Thailand. yeh, I.11: and Byron Kobayashi. The Spartan soccer squad will LW. Forty-Niners' Kilmer Jumps Up in NFLStats "LOVE IS
NEW Y' RI.,. UPI Rookie :art. Sunday lit lid CisC IIIS tOlai A SNAP" quarterback Bill Kilmer of the tO 336 and a 6-yard average per "Girls used to just San Francisco Forty-Niners is try. He also scored 4 touchdowns smile. Now they Wifl 10022 breaking into the National Foot- and now has a total of 48 points pucker. It happened so ball league with the most impres- to tie for second place with Lenny suddenly, the day I sive performance since Cleveland's Mcore of the Baltimore Colts. put on these Rapier ;Jimmy Brown in 1937. Irtill Hornung leads with 77 slacks. Sorry girls, my While the leadership in the fi%, major departments remained t11, heart belongs to Al.." same as last week. Kilmer jumped tip to No. 4 in rushing and a II Poloists vs. Grads for runnerup in scoring, official SJS' vauNity Water indu Ivan: league statistics showed Tue.sday.' rnont takes on a loaded Spartan Alumni The six-foot, 190-pound Kilmer squad tornotrow at 8:30 p.m. in 100 yards by rush- for the entire school year with gained an even the home pool. ing against the Minnesota Vikings Led by former Spartan greats Ed Rudloff, Art Lambert. .1z* Sheaffer's //contest LONG DISTANCE Flood, Rich Donner. Dale Ander- GREEN BAY. Wis. tUPD Al son. Bill Augustein and Preston Carmichael of the Green Bay Pack- Bruntz, Coach Charles Walker's I ers set a National Football league Alumni should prove hard to beat. Here are some Of the things to keen in record that still stands when he The Spartan frosh tangle with 2 FIRST PRIZES OF $100 A MONTH mind when you're writing about returned a Chicago Bear kickoff the top high school water polo Sheaffer's all-new cartridge 106 yards for a touchdown on Oct. squad in northern California, Fee Winners one inan and 7. Mg ' mont's Washington high, at 7:30 .7A-7 one woman student, will fountain pen receive check for S-100 on Dec. 15th and 9100 a For smooth, easy writing, there's no sub- month beginning in Jan. stitute for a Sheaffer fountain pen. uary and ending in May. Loads like a rifle with leakproof cartridges Ticols of world famous Strip writing fluid. 25 SECOND PRIZES j’sr11)72, d Filla quick, clean, easy ...just drop of a new Philco Skrip cartridge into barrel. Tacos - Fits easily into s shirt rev ket ...comes in transistor radio a choice of 6we smart colors. his- the he.' ilexican Food armsnd IT'S EASY TO ENTER EASY TO WIN! HERE'S ALL YOU DO SPECIAL! Just tell us in 25 words or leas, what you like most about :.thea firr LIMITED TIME ONLY Try our De Luxe Combination all new $2.95 Cartridge Fountain Pen. Write your entry in ink on any sheet of paper, enclose it with the top from, package of Skrip Pen and 98c worth cartridges, and mail it to: Siseaffer "Pen Money" Contest, P.O. of Cartridges Enchilada Taco Tamale Box 4399. Chicago 77. Illinois. Entries accompanied with your FREE name, eddress. school name and class most be received hy $3 3 T,411 /slug for U.B.Q. Tacos Hire Beans November 7, 1951. Entries will he judged on the basis of their believability and Salad Coffee 1.50 freshness of thought. Judges' decisions are final and all entries 4.95 la 6.95 become the property of the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company. None will be returned. In case of ties, duplicate prison will he awarded $295 At your favorite campus shop Every college student in the United States may enter, except employees of W. A. Shaeffer Pen Company, its subsidiaries, Its advertising agendas... the independent company judging entries 7ico.6 ()Lek,. ... nd members iif their immediate families. Contest subject to Miler federal, state and local regulations Winners will be notified by mad approximately kur weeks after HEAFFE,FG 4th and St. Jame, & Covot,y
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1119At pdA Will{ presenting the lifo haired wife. "I've ',lien wondered AA football player's Lead ad /olio of SJS what I'd do if he was down and didn't get up. I'd probably go over Cal-Hawsji, By MIt'KEY MINTON all those people in the grandstand the top spur play and go on SJ, to the like field to help Clash Ducks wouldn't him." I mural foot. "No. San Jose State's football I'm not too particular "I go to all the squad, leading collegiate passer in the national airport where thevi their football and games ar d vie- playing," declared the hanging onto a 3-2 record, arrive country. Gallegos is also fourth boarded a I nited Air Lines char- k about Oscar here, though, and listen to tlw Tubber% at Eugene airport this afternoon in total offense. Fullback Johnny , ter !light bound for Eugene. V attractive, willowy Shirley Dona- away gall on the radio," Shir- No. 1 18-01, to prepare for tomorrow after- Johnson paces the ground attack hue, wife of the SJS gridder. ley added %kith a merry laugh. The IP.arne will be played at Ilayri noon's clash with the University with 311 yards in 58 carries. too strenuous and . . The 22-year-old former field. a 24,500-seat KtilditIff 'ed to for. "It's Shirley of Oregon Ducks tornorunv at Coach Len Casanova's team has everything," Shirley contin- Parker met the 6-3, 200 "El l'aMITUS. Hose of an just -pound 1:30 p.m. won one and lost, three games this for Oscar to come end at San on, took ued. "I look Francisco city college season. after each game." where she (oath Bob Titchenal yester- my ROT( borne toothless was studying business would I do if he got hurt education and day found it rather difficult to The Spartans left Spartan La - Mfrs n "What Oscar was a P.E. BakinaS major. compare Oregon to Stanford, dluou this mor ll i tt g at t1:30 los the leaders winners over San Jose last bus for San FriltleilolliN Inter V Over After a year of dating Oscar Flower %Sti- SAYE MONEY!! weekend, tes and the asked Shirley to be his wife. OIL rider 11311 On GAS and Did Oscar go to your father and "Oregon has a oerter line ti Gameon Radio Shop dl-off. ask if he could marry you? Stanford does: more depth The 01 ..gol garTIC will be SAHARA OIL CO. more experience. will be a tr A in three "Oh no, I decided that on my It broadcast to the San Jose me.: ORDER Second and William tough game for us, similar to the CORSAGES Manor, who own." by radio KEEN. Spartan an- Did Stanford game," he said. FOR libbers with your parents object to you YOU'LL NEED THESE Shirley Donahue starts her husband nouncer Earle Russell will call HOMECOMING i getting married? Oscar, SJS first string gridder, loss, one of WE SPECIALIZE IN off on another day of classes. The Spartans. rated the under- the action. NOW! lure. "They didn't mind, they liked When asked if this was his way of keeping trim, Shirley replied, dog for the second straight week, I Russell is a graduate of the Uni- him." "He doesn't eat too much. I have to try to get him to eat more." CY 2.0462 lOtt, Soot. C.. I. the Inde- REPAIRING will face a team that has a num- I versity of Oregon. ,LIL SWISS AND AMERICAN Shirley reported that Oscar Oscar's 22 -year-old wife says she's happy to be a housewife and ein from the her of ailing backfield aces. three " WATCHES CLOCKS leaves She car with her each day looks forward to having three little girls. "Oscar wants a boy, D keep the of them definitely out of act:..!: APOD JEWELRY and rides his hike to school. of course," Shirley CAMPUS SNO-MAN st place in. remarked. for iomorrow's game. .Maylw this is why he's MP n's Maulers slim & SNACK BAR and fit looking? Left halfbacks Mel Benin., n games by Dennis Jackson and Ben Broun "Well," Shirley replied, "he FEATURING FROTC and 04 will not play. Fullback Jim Jo- doesn't eat too much. I have to HOT CAKES & COFFEE respect ively, sephson is a doubtful, along try to get him to eat more." 45c lea t ed. with halfbacks Mike thieelitcr The Donahue's have been using Friday- v however, TOF and Larry Hill. SATURDAY BREAKFAST the same mailbox for two and one- from the FROM 8 A.M. to 4 P.M half years. Commenting on little "Jim Cadile will not make the interest, ac S Donahues. Shirley said, "I'd like trip to Oregon," Titchenal re- KITTY-CORNER FROM iruh, to have about three girls. Oscar marked yesterday. Cadile, a tre i;! MEN'S GYM AT 4th a S11-01) wants a boy, of course." injured shoulder ligaments in the iusen's open. FMM'FFL-. F SAN CARLOS STREETS JEWELERS "Then you'd have two sets of Stanford game. Cadile's is the 'or 75 yards SANTA 1417 E. CLARA ST teeth to worry about being only serious injury on the Spartan he Fountain SAN JOS/ BETWEEN BAY$NORF OVERPASS knocked out," she was told. squad. John Sutro was shaken up trounce Allen AND EAL Gueipc_7 NEW SAFEWAY SUPER MARKET Shirley only sighed . . in the Tribe game, but will play [eague action. against Oregon. QUO VADIS Titchenal thinks the Spartans KELLY (It here' ore you going?) Don't look now, but soccer is on the verge of becoming a major have a better chance of winning the Philadel- sport at San Jose State. this year's game than in the past V Go anywhere in the or the World 'ince DiMarp PARTY TROUBLES SOLVED! Tonight's second soccer experiment at the stadium is the second five, in which San Jose has not anal League Just Give Us a Call Orders to Go at reduced rates! ol three home night games this month. Last Friday night, Coach come within two touchdowns of 'n he struck service! TAMALES ENCHILADAS TACOS Julie Menendez' boys beat Stanford, 2-1. Tonight's match with Menlo beating the Ducks. "We have a V FREE reservation llege will be followed by an encounter with the Cal Aggies next real good chance of beating them," "Custom-Tailored personal care! EL FARO TACO BAR eek. he said. V Co now and pa.v later plat, a ailable! Soccer fans claim their favorite sport to be the fastest growing San Jose has drilled all week 674 N. 13th CY 4-7468 intercollegiate sport in the country. It's not hard to believe. There's in preparing to defense the Ore- a stadium in Rio de Janeiro that will accommodate close to 200,000 gon power plays through the Philip Morwi people for soccer. ,,,,,Ts,p.,ik line. How the Oregon offense Julie Menendez is to be commended for his part in trying to push will function with its badly in- Old World Charm in Dining soccer into the local sports limelight. It's a fast sport, one which jured backfield remains to be Travel Service arouses more enthusiasm from audiences in Europe than our biggest "(1111V TICI, hs trim, Campus- seen. V America's Most Beautiful Hof brau football spectaculars here at home. t:: \,,r11, 2iitl 'Ireet a ID ON Spartan quarterback Chon Gal- and publicity director Art John- i’11,.11. r:. Athletic director Bob Bronzan legos will go into the game as the pro ORIST Authentic Bavarian Food p son have also played key roles in the attempt to interest the student Si NEST Music Every body in the game. San Jose merchant Paul W. Baracker has aided )1, e41, Night the cause by organizing a booster club. 4 CY 5.1130 SUNDAY ) t .- through * * * iur , Die Rhinelander 1 Thirty-one players turned out for the team. which now has a THURSDAY / TI. 14 4 A/ 3-2 record going into tonight's match. "It's the largest turnout I've Wilda Band , ever had for soccer," Menendez says. Baughn T. No one knows when or where soccer was first played. Some his- Fri. & Sat. Nites ''el torians have traced the sport to the Egyptian fertility rites. a, and I ' , Pianb 0.. H. A. Giles, in "Athletics of the Ancient World," states that an t, ..1,1 Chinese writer once said that the Chinese played "football" from garden Cify 11oftrau 'JO B.C. to 500 A.D. one-man 51 So. Market CY 7-2002 ’; - Harpaston, a game similar to soccer, was played in ancient Greece. 'f he game was played on a rectangular field with side and goal lines. irodatv 'tray Nry it? 'dr itriS'dysvtisVfiiifni*?rri'triiVrib-tiaifr'irW Play began with a long throw of the ball rather than the kick-off. confmnee Last week's attendance at the match with Stanford under the mgrogiglrfnm,,, lights at Spartan stadium drew between 1000 and 1500 fans. on Friday afternoons Menendez, used to presenting his clubs aboutyour I just before crowds numbering anywhere from zero to 25, was a little stage- they struck. The average American soccer coach is about as subjected to 'erred so public scrutiny as a pygmy hermit crab. future day I He probably won't be too nervous tonight, though. Word intS Rapier spread fast that his boys put on a good show . .. a fast and exCitft* rls. my Outer-Quad "6' sport. , * * * The basic 6 button cardigan sweat' You: San Jose once dropped soccer ... in 1942. On Saturday afternoon, 'thy the gold bars? Cr, in olives, !oval, brown, blacks Oct. 16, 1954, Menendez' hooters played the first home soccer contest Future You: and bronze, short sleeve button. in 11 years. You're needed... just as your father and grandfather down plaid sport shirt, stretch belt. That was 1954, and things haven't changed much in the way of were. It's an obligation that a lot of qualified college Corbin slacks. local soccer until now. men have to meet. If we don't... You: Now, the lights are on the game. And the lights reveal a con- 4 .11, All right. But what can I do for the Air Force? stantly moving game that has it all over football as far as quantity Future You: of excitement is concerned. Because of the low scoring, every bounce The Air Force needs college trained men and women of the ball is a "fourth and one" situation. as officers. This is caused by the rapidly advancing Tonight's match at the stadium could be both an enjoyable and technology that goes with hypersonic air and space a learning experience for San Jose State sport fans. Maybe you could flight. Your four years of college have equipped you even go so far as to call it a refreshing change of pace. to handle complex jobs. You: At any rate, it looks like Julie may be a pioneer on the American Say I was interested how can I get to be an officer? sporting scene. There may he some pitfalls in this, though. What's Future You: going to happen to Julie 20 years from now when some mother down You know about Air Force ROTC and the Air Force the street sees junior come running home in October with a smashed Academy. Then there's the navigator training pro- shin instead of a shoulder separation? gram. You've probably heard about Officer Training School. ,,where the Air Force takes certain college graduates, both men and women, and commissions them after three months of training. You: Starting salary is important. What about that? Future You: Add it up. Base pay. tax-free allowances, free mech. SAVE cal and dental care, retirement provision, perhapi flight pay. You don't have to he an eco major to :tee it adds up to an attractive package. & per You: I've been thinking about getting my Master's. 2c 3c gal. Future You: As an officer you can apply for the Air Force OPEN Institute 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl of Technology. At no ,o-t. and while on active duty THU PS some officers may even win their Ph.D. degrees. SITE ie! Examples of year-around oil prices: You: Tell me more. Shell X-I00, Quaker State, Triton, Veedol, That's the job of your local Air Force Recruiter. Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38¢ Or write to Officer C Information, Dept. 8C110, Box 7608, r24ejli. 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%ICE V% 111 1' Friday. October 20. 1961 Negro Market Important 'I Go to College,' To Economy, Exec Says 4 Boast 29 Spartans By CARMAN PERRI() magazines are about baseball or Examining the Negro market in football players, never of scien- Twenty-nine Spartans can boast associate professor of home econ- the United States and discussing tists or businessmen. its social, psychological, economic that they might possibly get a omies; and Dr. Mary Ellen Dur- In his publications. Johnson said and political nature. Louis R. college education before even at- rett. associate professor of home the social aspects of the Negro are western division adver- Johnson, talked about. "We want It, know tending kindergarten. economics. Pub- tising manager of Johnson something about Marian Ander- These "advanced" students, who lishing co.. told of their impor- OBSERVE ANTIC'S son, for example," he said. "We it known at home total American econ- usually make Students taking the course tance to the want to know about her home life, attending college, omy Wednesday night in the col- her husband, whether that they are either participate in actisities by she coil;, lege cafeteria. or sews." range from to 5 years old and guiding the youngsters in their are a part of the child laboratory In the speech, sponsored by Johnson concluded, "1 play or observe the antics of the Alpha Delta Sigma, national ad- someday to go out course offered at SJS in the Home- of business; I little Spartans. vertising fraternity, Johnson, hope someday there will nor be making building. a The study is aimed to aid the whose firm publishes Ebony, Jet, demand for a magazine geared for Tan, and Negro Digest, said in the Negro Population; I This course, open to home econ- home economics students to un- hope that omics majors and students who order to sell to the Negro pop- segment of society will be repre- derstand young children through ulation, 10 per cent of the total in the mass child development sented media." have taken the active participation and observa- U.S. population, the advertiser course or its equivalent, is in- tion. must provide some way for the structed by Dr. Joyce Bolton, as- Dr. Smardan said. Negro to identify himself with sistant professor of home econ- The morning laboratory, held GITTY-UP BARREL-Two young COME & ENJOY THE FUN the product. omics; Dr. Laurence E. Smardan. daily from 930 to noon. is in- Spartans have a barrel of fun during the child laboratory of- CEREAL ENAMPLE structed by Dr. Bolton. Children, fered daily for observation pur- After citing an example of a PLAY GOLF Refreshments at in this group. 2 to 4 years old, poses in the Homemaking build- cereal advertisement with a white Snack Bar MEL TORME couple cheerfully eating breakfast. FOOTLONG NOT DOGS Is at are given lunch during their stay. ing. OUR SPECIALTY Johnson said, "I cannot aisociate Hours: 11 a.m. to 11 NEW FACK'S AFTERNOON CAR or relate myself with this kind of p.m. 2 21 5 Powell In the afternoon laboratory, in- copy." San Francisco Josie's Miniature structed by Drs. Smardan and ASB Committee He said for a product to obtain 18 Hole Golf the support of this 10 per cent Durrett four days weekly. children 382 E. Santa which spends $19 billion annually, Clare SPANISH FOODS 4 and 5 years old entertain Positions Open the Negro must be able to identify. themselves with pint-size equip- LARGE BANQUET ROOM himself with it. FOODS TO GO ment furnished in the play area. Until Oct. 26 "In our publications," Johnson They are served a mid-afternoon Spani.,h Editors note Applice,ions for the explained, "which are pictoriall DEPEND UPON 93 Willow St. CY 5-9584 refresher. below listed positions are now open. magazines which tell of the lighter' US FOR ALL side of the lives of Negroes and During the day, Dr. Smardan Forms may be picked up in the Col- YOUR BEAUTY lege Union, 315 S. Ninth it. Deadline complement and enhance the, explained, children participate in for applications is 12 noon, Oct. 26. Negro people, we try to do what: NEEDS! PART TIME WORK artistic and physical activities. He All applicants must sign up for an the mass media does not do- added that a large amount of interview, according to Barney Gold- represent this segment of society." Complete Drug Store MEN stein, AS8 personnel officer. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 19 or Older material is supplied the young- NO REPRESENTATION If you are free from 5:30 p.m. sters, allowing them to finger Explaining his stand that the STAR PHARMACY paint, play with clay mass media does not represent the to 10:30 p.m. four nights each and Paint. SPARTAN PROGRAMS, plans 888 E. Santa Clara week and on Sat., and are inter- Negro, Johnson said the only top- Cr 7 7' '5 San Jose In the play area a piano, ,nd coordinates programs in fields ested in working with a new ics about Negroes in the popular I records, miniature kitchens, tiny of art, music, drama, dance, Uter- liberal arts program, you may i fit into one of two job open- tables and chairs, movable stair- attire and world affairs. Inter- ings. One in public relations, ways, not too seaworthy ships. views: Oct. 26 and 27. another in sales. If you are neat slides, wooden wheelbarrows and LEVI'S inter- ORIENTATION COMMITTEE, appearing and seriously inclined planks are available for SANFORIZED th ested in learning a new field the children to use during their plans and coordinates activities lit while going to school, see Mr. days in college. for new students. Interviews: Oct. pr Holman at 586 N. st, Suite I 255. 26 and 27. fn Apply on Monday, Wednesday Dr. Smardan said parents can SLIM FIT JEANS WI enroll children in the nursery-lab or Friday evenings at 5:30 p.m. REVELRIES BOARD, produces. SHARP. when the youngsters are 20 The pants with the famous lean, months old. writes, directs, acts and staffs an hip-hugging masculine fit. all-student show. Interviews: as Ea chairman only, Oct 27 Ru Make Spring $3.95 Reservations Now SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY tel & HAIR DRYER Pe -Iportments for :indents Under or Over 21 Hours: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. BIG WHEELS ON CAMPUS- NO WAITING J. S. 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