ies' TASC "Speaker )te Mandel To Lecture item. elect st like and he Boars Despite Controversy sate will ape acn By PAT ANGLF in May of 1966. so-called "Black Ilia" in 11eSpl it hPIJit rent empt to eddy" in San Frisignaco. block it by isireitea alive elem. 0 SCATHING AT'fACK devoted on the SJS campus, the let , At that time he made a scathing Vol. 50 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, And es MAY 21, 1963 No. 127 by author and broieleaster Wiesen attack on the Committee Excerpts nmittess Miustiel will take place as sched- from this attack are reproduced business uled today at 3.341 n 'rH35. in the eurstrovemiul fdrne "Opera- the fea, Music Major Convocation Sponsored by TASC (Toward tion Abolition" and "Operation 'lessor of Active St udent Ganmunity I, l Correction," which deal with the lea State Mandel will present an affirmative, student riots on "Black Friday." irman of Thursday .iiiswer to the question, "Should , In reply to the questa. of chairman To Okayama ,',.immunists Teach in Americani whether or not the speaker wouki
aesoeiats Universities?" be banned bum the campus be- st Sacra. Mandel has been subpoenaed to cause of allegations by right-wing- I Dr. Or. As 'Neighbor' Honors 284 appear before the House Commit- ers that he is a Communist, Dr. tate pro. tee on Un-American Activities ,,n William .1. Dusel, sice president Tv." hundred and ge State Otanila Sheiden, 19-yearaild SJS eighty-four three ,,, . a, the latest t[[ of the college stated, cted see. ephomore magic major, has been SJS students will be honored NO INTERFERENCE elected to represent the city of Thursday at an Honors Convoca- "The administration will not in- terfere with the planned program presented sun Jose in the sister eity of tion for their outstanding schol- Capitalist Books professor Okayama, Japan, this summer. of TASC. However, in accordance astic achievements. The convocsel James P. Miss Shelden and Ma rsh all with college policy on controversial tion will be held in ea; and ReeVes Of San Jose eity College. the men's Discussed by Prof 1' Issues, we recommend that a panel professor will be the sixth pair of students gymnasium at 11 a.m. ef speakers considering the same (mg to Okayama by the Pacific Twenty-eight students who made At Weekly Talk as Mandel. as well as an Neighbors program. They were se- perfect 4.0 grade point averages Amen discussion be provided." lectei on the basis of information during the past two semesters will "The Capitalist Manifesto" and According to Dr. Dusel. Dr. arid background given on applica- be honored as President's Scholars, "The New Capitalists." both writ- Theodore Norton, assistant profes- tion forms, plus essays and per. Two hundred and fifty-six student, ten by Louis O. Kelso and Mort i- sor of political science will pre- .oat interviews. with 3.5 grade point averages will trier J. Adler, will be reviewed by sent some opposing views and Dr. The students will live with busi- be designated as Deans' Scholars Robert H. Edmonds, assistant pro- Charles E. Smith, associate pro- ness and professional families while in their respective divisions. tessor of economies, at the 12[30, fessor of biological sciences and faculty adviser to TASC will serve in Okayama and will participate Addressing the convocation will isek talk tomorrow in rooms A as moderator for the discussion. a community and cultural events be Rene Jules Dubos, microbi- B of Spartan Cafeteria, Student member, of TASC on in the city. ologist and experimental pathohe Professor Edmonds pl an s to lbeing informed of Dusers plan is- Miss Shelden is an expert on gist who first demonstrated ,f,end most of his time discussing the sued the following statement the violin and other instruments. feasibility of obtaining germ The Capitalist Manifesto," since -fight- through Roger Davis, chairman of She is mainly interested in the ing drugs from he comments that the other book is microbes 20 years TASCs education committee: music of Japan. ago. an elaboration of this first one. DEAN OF STUDENTS STANLEY BENZ gives from left to right, Mary Ann Fudge, John Olsen The first book is a standard to [ "We teisoisnize the right of the "I hope to play my instruments Dr. latexes professor of The his congratulations to three seniors who received and Jeff Davis. Absent from the photo is Bet. judge the trend of capitalism and 'administration to administer. We ver there and find out about the Rockefeller Institute in New York set up its objectives, according to !do not suppose that they have also ming and folk music of Japan," City, will speak on "Science and an "Outstanding Senior of the Year" award at nieceMangseth. Approximately 100 students Edmonds. It tries to raise and I the right to dictate. said Miss Shelden, the Human Adventure." Sunday's Recognition Banquet, sponsored by the were honored for extra-curricular and scholastic answer the question of where so- , PROCEDURES OBSERVED Miss Shelden is president of Mu The convocation ceremonies will Associated Student Body. Winning seniors are, activities at the sixth annual dinner. ciety is going in this economic "We dutifully ubserse the pro- Phi Epsilon, San Jose State Col- begin with a processional "March system. cedures required of 14,, by the lege honorary music society, and from Athalia" played by the SJS The main thesis of the book Is Activities and Evening Program is concert mistress of the college Symphony Orchestra. the basic problem of unduly con- offices, technicalities which we urchestia. Following presentation of the Supreme Court Overturns ,Use of Computers centrated ownership, which Pro- 'complied with two weeks ago. honor students by Dr. Gene A. fessor Edmericis calls an operative "The coordinating committee of Wallas, professor of psychology', In Legal Research flaw. The book brings out the TASC met in emergency consulta- International Ball z, thern by Negro Sit-in Convictions point of broadening such a con- tion last night when informed of Dr. John 'I'. Wahlquist, SJS preei- centration of ownership. I the administration's intransigence. dent, the a capella choir will Its (II RLOTTE MOULTON 10 demonstrators there were pre- Professor Edmonds is in his first I "So far as we are concerned. the Queen Crowned sent "Salvation Is Created." .-nited Press International wrongly convicted because the Discussed Friday Store manager had been forced to year of teaching on this campus. [meeting will go on as scheduled. Dr. Dutxrs will then give the Washington (UPI) -- The Su- Pre- ii.ga I at Anent s arid others -With this crown, Miss Carlsson, segregate his lunch counter be- Previously, he was in private busi- !Mandel will speak at 3:30 today in convocation address, to be fol- preme Court yesterday overruled interested in a legal career are !pronounce you Queen of the In- cause of a city ordinance. ness with California Mortgage ,TH55 alone. lowed by a second a cappella se- the convictions of Negro sit-in invited to attend the Friday ses- ernat ional Ball for 1963," said Warren held that even if the Loan. He received his B.A. in 1938 "If the administration disallows lection "Laudate Dominum." The demonstrations in several southern sion of the seminar on the use of Pref. phifllp Persky, foreign stu- manager had acted as an indi- and his MA. in 1940, both in eco- I this reasonable solution, then we audience will then sing "Hail, states on grounds they were ar- electronic computers in legal re- dents adviser. at Friday night's vidual, the convictions were invalid nomics at the University of Mich- Ipropose that he will speak at that Spartans, Hail." rested under unconstitutional local search, according to Kenneth International Ball, because the local ordinance was lean. time in the open air in front of The ceremony concludes with segregation laws. Coffin, head of the Secretarial Miss Bent Carlsson, sophomore on the books. the library." the recessional -March from Tann- Nullified were the jail sentences Administration Department and journalism major from Sweden. In quick success, then, the court Mandel is known for his 'Soviet houser." and fines imposed on demonstra- chairman of the seminar program. 'Press and Periodicals" broadcasts :epresented Delta Gamma, tors in Greenville, S.C.; Birming- overturned the following other sit- The International Show feu- in convictions: The seminar, to be held at 1:13 AWS Selects which can be heard temporarily ham, Ala.; Durham, N.C., and p.m. in S142, also will be open ser KPFA-FM radio. He has been thred Nigerian dances by Ass: What Snow Can't, New Orleans. Trespass convictions of 10 Ne- Olumba, a dance with burnins groes in Birmingham. Friday without fee to accounting guest on major networks in the It was the first time the court students Students wishing to at- Chairmen United States and Canada, is on oil lamps, "Pandanga Sa Ilae - The conviction of two minis- SJS Students Can had ruled in a series of sit-in tend the Saturday program must the national lecture circut, and rerformed by Marlette Diocade ters the Revs. F. L. Shuttleworth Associated W o in en Students appeals which stemmed from ar- register or make special arrange- I during the war, United Press pro- and Tony Yap; an interpretation A postal official asked yesterday and Charles Billups who were chose committee chairmen at last rests made throughout the South ments with Professor Coffin. vided his by-lined military and of West Side Story by Karolyn that students be reminded that found guilty of having incited the 'Thursday's meeting. during the demonstrations there ;diplomatic commentaries on Rus- Gregg. of San Jose City College: the Post Office does not assume demonstrators in Birmingham. Four members of the American A new officers' orientation meet- in 1960 and 1961. Bar Association Electronic Data sia to newspapers across the land. a medley of Russian songs by the responsibility of forwarding --The trespass convictions of five ing will be held today at 3:30 in The court used the Greenville Retrieval NEW REPUBLIC Rhoda Alei, Jerry Bainchenko, 'mail. Consequently, all students Negro students and Committee are on the the AWS Lounge. case to hand down its landmark two white stu- He has written for such diverse Kathy Piers. Delores Charletnikoff. who want their mail forwarded program. , New officials are: Janice Ratter, decision. dents for sit-ins at Durham, N.C. publication.s as the American So- Nikita Dolmatoff. Norm Goverov, :during summer vacation should John F Horty, one of the mem- staring sing chairman; Susan Tay- ---Criminal, mischief convictions rioloeical Rev i es, Arctic. Far Tem Makalevsky, Pete Melia. 'furnish their summer address to FORCED TO SEGREGATE bers, is also director of the Health , lor and Barbara Dunn, newsletter. at New Orleans, Eastern Survey, The New Repub- Jerre Salisbury, Igor Skaredoff, their landlord or dorm resident, Chief Justice Earl Warren de- Law Center in the graduate school Marilyn Lincoln, publicity: Kathy lic. and Time. Larry Snydalin and Norm Cage. and ask him to forward any mail. clared in his ma jor)ty opinion that LOCAL LAWS of law at the University of Pitts- Miller and Meredith Skeen, com- As a serious student of Soviet In the Greenville case, the court burgh. munity service; Sherry Saunders, affairs. Mandel did pioneer re- did not touch on the argument that "He supervised the storing of intellectual program: Ginni Wat- search on Russia in such fields as store owners could maintain segre- the complete text of all statutory son, women's week, transport economics, regionaliza- gated facilities on private property. law of the State of Pennsylvania." Jeanne Johnson. student -faculty: San Jose State SAM Branch Voted tion of industry, statistics of Warren's opinion indicated that Professor Coffin explained, "and Barbara \armee!), Christmas door growth and the organization of as long as the local statutes re- worked o nthe storage of statutes decoration; Andi Coffin, calendar: science. quired segregation, the owner was of the states of Arizona, California, Eileen Hayes, IAWS; Sue Barr, He is the author of several Outstanding Chapter in United States left no choice but to maintain Florida, Illinois, Maryland, New Big-Little sister: Charlene Cirese. books, including "The Soviet Far separate facilities for whites and York, North Dakota. Ohio, South scrapbook; Kathy Stewart, AWS East and Central Asia." which was Hy ROMAN TOPOLSKI The club conducts meetings, con- Club" award for the spring of 1961. Negroes. Carolina and Washington." handbook. used !he SJS chapter of the Society ferences, seminars and panel dis- In addition to the training the as a textbook at the Uni- \ ersity of Natal for the Advancement of Manage- cussions with business executives, members receive in the semester in Sauth Africa, aid sA Guide to the a let Union." rnent (SAND last week was voted plant tours and research and com- program of lectures, seminars and the most outstanding organization munity projects in its activities tours, the club is also overseeing arising more than 180 chapters in and programs to "develop human the SJS chapter of international the U.S. resources." Association of Students in the Ft og Wins $300 The Business Division call) con- Shelley Detrick, SAM's first Economic and Commercial Sci- sistently has won national recog- SJS chapter president and now a ences (AIESECI, similar to the For SJS Students nition for its activities and has buyer for Hewlett-Packard Co. in Sister City concept. sndsrisone a tremendous growth Pal() Alto, remarked that "SAM STITDENT-RUN At Angel's Camp sine its provides something of business beginning membership of The association is an entirely Su, ,e- has cerne In leaps and above the classroom academic ap- 71 Pereira in May of 1958. student -run organization dedicated former SJS students The cluh now has a membership pniach. to furthering international busi- Leonard Hall and Bill Proctor "Businessmen look for a stu- Of more than 200 and has won ness coneerns anti operations Without so much as a croak. activity in well known bush- nernerous national a wards for dent's through "working t ralneeships" Repo, a frog owned and trained with all else equal, membership growth. It is the larg- nese clubs, and abroad, for business and economics la Hall, bounded to the Interne- provides an extra attri- at organization tin the &IS cam- it often students throughout the world. anal Frog Jump championship at pus bute in a recruiter's eyes" Members receive training posi- Angel's Camp Sunday SAM is a recognized national The local chapter is an active tions with business firms in their While at SJS Hall kept Repo Professional organisation of man- one: it won the membership own country and then exchange aid his other jumpers in an up- in industry, commerce, gov- erowth swan! two times in a row, them with students from 37 other srle-down refrigerator behind his '' s ent and education originally for the vear April 1. 1959 to 1960 participating countries at an in- aartment. Hall trained Ftepo on a [ d in 1912 as the Taylor So- .ind April 1. 1960 to 1961. terna t tonal conference. it of liver seasoned with vita- SAM also publishes "The Inter- Its stated purpc.se is the tiROWTH AWARD nuns. com." a hi -monthly newsletter for Repo's three sthancement of management and It also won the general growth leap winning total management the Business Division itself. was 13 feet 4 men by bringing to- award for the spring semester of inches, considerably 10.1 her Jack Holland, head of the man- short of the world record business exectit Ives and 1961 and fall, 1959. of 16 olidents and adviser feet 10 inches. Hall would preparing to go into husi- The awards are given by the agement department have new, club since its inception, gotten $1,000 for breaking University division of SAM as a to the the rec- It out that SAM "provides ord. He received $300 for training serves as a point of exchange part of its chapter performance pointed Ind a feint inuing program of education the winner Repo will get an extra distribution of information on recognition program. business leader contact for the vitamin. *Problema. policies and methods In the national awards the SJS anti of Student who is a member. management of industry chapter was elected to the "100 is very proud OPPORTI7NITY Club" for the spring and fall terms "The department Student Loans this is a student. And the club itself provides an of 1960 and fall of 1961. Chapters of the fact that Applica t dist renewal of ap- operated organization and has still Ploon opportunity for the student to ere enrolled in "100 Club" when plieatiom arp available for the exceeds the in- developed very sophisticated pro- PLEASED AND BLUSHING, International Ball viler while Princess Ann Snyder and escorts 1963-64 National Defense Student ferbeipate in orgarilling planning their membership in many phases of manage- Queen Berit Carlsson, of Sweden is kissed by applaud, hailing the queen for 1963. 'fld sontrolling the activities; of a cheated number. grams Miss Carls- Loans. They may be obtained in urge "200 ment." Professor Phillip Perky, foreign students ad- son represented Delta Gamma. organization. SAM also received the Adm201. fl-, SPARTAN DAIL? Tuesday. May 21, 1963 Limelighters Thrust and Parry emotion-packed language, we basis for hope in the pos.sltelity Osborn Wins At Civic Aud Academic Freedom of peace and of the Lou company. continuance Mary parted
Dangerous To State? The validity of an argument of life itself. I'm perfectly will, Editor: against the abuse of words and ing to listen to an alternate play Saturday The underlying intenr. of our their meanings is not dependent which will provide this basis far keep people hap- the fact that Corrununist hope in the world we inhabit. Mademoiselle Contest You might have seen them on education is to upon py and satisfied--to manufac- propaganda might employ that Joan M. Woodbury CAROL *11. tAmEN teed centerences and fashion cation in either New York or television Saturna. night, and 113 ture them as "learned" robots device. ASS Veto shows. California. you can see them this coming An attractive < for the state. The campus thus Abuse is abuse, regardless of women to Mary Lou has won many art Saturday in person at the Civic mg another "Madem..H. ..e" dur- She was one of 20 becomes a junkyard for nuts what faction wields the pen or receive appointment as a guest awards including a senior art Auditorium. another madeinoi , ; le dur- and bolts. the sword that effects it. The ing members scholarship which she used this The Limelighters will be in editor front over 1.0(X) To obtain men like Nietzsche outcome is still what matters- -- Women Students ing the month of June in a Board San Jose with 20 youngsters of Mademoiselle's College or Camus or Sartre who would irrational means are not justi- schedule which combines from their "Children's Album" Before you contract busy at colleges and universities campus their end. to sing up a storm of enjoyment bluntly reveal to the fied by both business and pleasure. across the country. essential nature and to the United Nations, I for next fall and fun. Starting at 8:30 p.m.. robots their As Mary Lou Ostgirn. senior sec- "I submitted fine art com- absurdity would say that as long as :41 tickets are available at the San therefore their can only VISIT ondary art education major from mercial prints applied to fashion to the must put its poli- Jose Box Office in the St. Claire obviously be intolerable human beings Oakland. has been selected as a illustration for my second assign- One can .f. !s not likely Hotel for $4.50, $3.50 and $2.50. robots themselves. cies into effect, guest editor for Mademoiselle ment and won one of the guest imagine the panic which would there will be a perfect world Crestwood Manor Limelighters were recent- Approved magazine and winner of an hon- editorships." explained the 21 - The ensue if the campus men of tin government. I do firmly believe, Apartments shooting a pilot TV film orable mention award in the year-old brunette. "I just can't ly were suddenly informed that however, that the plan of the for the beet in called "Sunnyside Up." that had magazine's art contest. believe that I won. When that their program of fallout shelters U. N. offers the w( a-1,1 some a family format and is based of f -campus I i On; Miss Osborn will receive an phone call came from New York was ridiculous, that it only act- in part on the Cif tdren's Athiom Independently all-expense paid trip to New over Easter all I could do was ed az one more excuse for them Owned The result of this half-hour show and Operated York where she will be paid a cry and jump for joy." to face life and that they, the may lead to a regular TV series. it', I htrik I nh. salary to assist one of the art Miss Osborn will leave May 31 robots, were probably not worth I 11.1 Currently, the Limelighters' editors with the August, 1963. for New York to begin working saving anyhow. (Why is any- Now Renting For Fall promotional man is traveling in issue, and also spend five world - for Mademoiselle. She plans to thing worth saving?) Also Low Summer Rees Europe seeing about the possi- I wind days in Switzerland to at- continue .11 the field of art edu- Wilson in his The Outsider, El 1.1. sIZED BF bilities of a Russian tour in the INDIVIDI Al. tit l,r1. dwells on such matters when he FOR THE coming year. This would fulfill a EXTRA LARGE Roo51. speaks of those intellectuals who ULTIMATE. IN FASHIONS long frustrated desire of the ALI. ELECTRIC KIT( carry their logic to the point of QUIET Out of this World Food Limelighters to see Russia and kelita Serene negating . values. And my CLEAN carry some of our culture there Bobbie Brooks Miss Pat at Dotun to Earth Prices question is: Dare the state coun- through music. Alex Hassilev, Liz Puryr MARY LOU OSBORN I tenance intellectual freedom on a meal or banjo player for the group, al- Crestwood Manor Whether its . . . guest editor campus if it logically leads to 455 E. WILLIAM * near 10th Street ready speaks fluent Russian hut It 4 643 South 8th Street a snack try . . an overwhelming negation of Lou Gottihieb, bass, and Glenn ..opoccoccessca000ssced- year and first place in the ceram- what the state holds dear? Yarbrough, guitarist, are trying ics competition at the Richmond Bon Brackett Howard's to learn something a little more OFFICE JOBS! Art Show. She also entered ri ASB 16264 Crystal Creamery diplomatic than "nyeht." display in the Hallmark Religious TRAIN IN JUST WEEKS! Fountain Restaurant Art contest and placed in nu- As Lenny Bruce candidly says, A Parting Shot merous reeienal and natienal art "Man, this is a funny group! I Rapid, modern methods qualify you at the Academy of &oiliness in less 7+11 & Santa Clara, San Jose mean they really come ON!" On Emotional Words shows. time. Such a4: Secretarial General OfCce, IDA Keypunch, PBX Receptionis$. Editor: -- - Organized as the Limelighters and other office lobs. Top salaries, too, Your early earnings moo, the in 1959, they broke in the act I would like to thank Mr. Ma- repay the low fees. at Aspen, Colorado, and then son for his letter on May 10 as- Howie Reed Takes!,a a started their engagement at the senting to the validity of my "hungry i," which shot them to criticism, hut somehow after he ACADEMY OF BUSINESS Onempus.2,. IFC President Post the top of the commercial folk- said that he must agree be- Summer and Fall Classes Now Registering sineing heap. cause Communists use such Still at 372 So. lit (entire 2nd floor) San Jose (Author of "I Was a Teen-age Dwarf", "The Many Interfraternity Council men: - Loves of Dohie etc.) tiers elected their annual officers recently. The IFC leaders are: Howie Reed. president, Pi Kappa I HOW TO SEE EUROPE Alpha; Dan Cannean. vice presi- , Ebt (Column dent, Alpha Tau Omega; Dwane , By GEORGE MARTIN TOUR MEXICO FOR ONLY $300 A DAY: NO. 3 Carlstrom. secretary, Sigma Al- I When an of yen go to Europe during your summer vacation, pha Epsilon; Gary Sharp, treas- (IvIerthx) .iiniol \in( cliu)d e\dx) urer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon you will cert:.i I, want to visit Spain, where the tall corn grows, Memoirs of Monterey The first t' .ng: you will notice upon entering Spain is the That great American institution, the free press ticket, came in $27 5 absence - . .’its. In Spain "s" is pronounced "th" and most handy for me this weekend. A hopeful letter, written thereby tale. Until the reign of Philip IV or Guy more for kicks than from any expectation Fawkes. :is he was sometimes called Spaniards said "s" just Spa2tan of results, netted the feature sec- Mexico Summer Fiesta tion of the Spartan Daily like everybody else. Philip IV, however, lisped, and Spaniards, two lovely season tickets to the Monterey Folk Festival. Bull Fights Aztec Ruins Tole. Sikersmiths having an ingrained sense of propriety and not wishing to em- Entered as second class matter April Unfortunately, being a poor college student, etc., the only trans- barrass their monarch, decided that everybody should lisp. This 24. 1034, f San Jose California, un- Surfs of Acapulco Gondolas Excellent Food portation I own did indeed put Philip IV very much at hi, ease, but in the end der the scf of 1.4arcn 3, 1879. Mem- is a 1950 Triumph (no, not the sports car, the Splendid Scenery And many other awe-inspiring sitec ber California Newspapers Publishers it turned out to be a very bad thine for Spain. It wrecked the motorcycle), but despite this little drawback the festival was too Association. Published daily by Asso- good to miss, so I resolved to attend. or de. sassafraQ industry Spain"s principal source of revenue and ciated Students of San Jots State Truly the most excellently planned 15-day tour m dreamed reduced the i t a second-claw power. College except Saturday and Sunday, Surprisingly, Fine Arts Editor Jody Kincaid was not in the rised. Glamorously sophistocated as you never during college year. Subscription ele least discouraged about the prospect of riding a long, cold 80 miles Mexico could be. copied only on a remainder-of-semes- on the back ter basis. Full academic year. 89: each of the cycle, so I asked her to come along, and early CALL CY 3-1031 semester $4.50. Off-campus pee. per Saturday morning we hit the saddle, bound for Monterey. copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414 Edflorial Saturday, you probably remember, was a mite chilly, and the Ext. 2383, 2384. 2385, 2366 Adv.,- fog around the tops of the Santa Cruz mountains didn't help a fising Est. 2081, 2082 2083, 2084. -m travel agency Press of Globe Printing Co. Office great deal. I could feel Jody shivering back there, but she had hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through asked for it, so I just gritted my teeth and twisted the throttle Friday. open a bit further. 60 NORTH FIRST ST., SAN JOSE Ed1tor BOB PACINI As we breezed past Santa Cruz. the skies remained leaden, and Advertising Manager KENT VLAUTIN the ocean wind did its share of purloining our collective body heat. Classified Ad Mgr. MIKE DANIELS Castroville, "The Artichoke Capital of the World," flashed beneath Day Editor . . PAT ANGLE News Editor JERRY ARCA our Avon-tired wheels soon after, then we were chasing the wind Copy Editor ____. BETTY LUBRANO through little Moss Landing, past grass-topped sand dunes and across Feature Editor GEORGE MARTIN the bridge and over the bay dotted with fishing craft and colorfully - Sports Editor ...... GENE WILLIAMS clothed fishermen. Society Editor ... CAROL SWENSEN --o keep i)03Y iode(kr Photo Editor . MIKE MURPHY At the fairgrounds at last, we peeled our stiff bodies off the Business Manager JUDY FARRELL Triumph's seat and began looking for a place to warm up a hit. Fine Arts Editor _.... JODY KINCAID The handiest place was the fairgrounds exhibition hall, where we Exchange Editor . PAT ANGLE Asa result, Spaniards were all forced to turn to bull fighting Promntion Manager DAVE BLOOM broke in on the last part of the afternoon's Hootenanny. It was a in order to keep body and soul together. Today, wherever Public Relations Director JACK WATTS good show, and the clapping did much to warm the hands. Barcelona, in Toledo, in Cleveland The Monterey Fairgrounds are admirably suited to the require- go in Spain in Madrid, in Reporters: Manuel Avila, Ron Bottini, you er;i1 see bulls being fought. For many years the bulls Forrest Cassidy, Mike Dunne, John ments of the festival. The hootenannies were short on microphones, have sought to arbitrate this long-standing dispute, but the Gustafson, B r n d e James, Ruth hut the main pavilion sounded like a recording studio, with excellent Spaniards, a proud people who use nothing but Castile soap, Johnson, Diane Judge, Tom Kelly, sound reproduction. have rejected all overtures. Ralph Kress, Chester Landis, Ron Folk musicians dotted the grounds like so many bits of confetti, Leinio. Diane Mauzy, Dan McLean, and at least every third person It is therefore necessary for me to explain bull fighting to Stan Nescimento, Dave Newhouse, seemed to be carrying an "axe" of anyone who is going to Spain. It is also necessary for me to Kai Simms Stephen Spence, Roman some sort or another. I was rather sorry that the demands of motor- my a frus, words about Marlboro Cigarettes because they ilay Topolski. cycling forced me to leave my or Montgomery Ward's Kay in
inn for'- thi. column, and they are inclined to pout if Salesmen: Bat Brecheen, Bill Pedigo. San Jose. r ' In truth, it is tin chore fur me to sing the Paul Rogers, George Rubins, John Folk sounds were everywhere, with small bluegrass hands spring- \ igarettes, for I am one who fairly swoons Auer , Bill Battaglia, Rex Buss, Mike ing up at the drop of a National finger pick. One whole building was I ...me upon a cigarette which gives you the Daniels, Mike DiSpaltro, Gary Great- a checkstand for house, T. Kernatsuzaki. Lae Lindeman, converted to instruments, and a pavilion was r- .2. -.1 tobaccos plus the pure white Selectrate Dick Macedon, John Moore, Barry reserved for a post, pre. and during-concert song swaps. filter, the only smoke I have found that fulfills Names. Ron Wicks. George Winters, We'll have a more complete report on the concerts themselves both n . what a piece of work is Marlboro! The Robert Rauh. Dare Hylon, Kay Mor- tomorrow, but, for now, let's just say it was a neat time of the Haver (- :( ,tint or diminution. Yeti. even as I, ris, Virginia Collins. first magnitude. to be happily true when once you lieht a Marlboro. Marlboro% conic to you in soft pack or Fl Top lax, and are made only by the makers of Marlboro. Hot I dieress, let us return to hull fighting. Bulls are by nature bellicose rreateres who will keep fighting till the rims SALE home. Then they like to put on pipe and slippers and listen to the "Fartn and Horne Hour." However, the Spaniarrla will not allow the bulls any surcease. They keep attacking the Regular hull and making veroniens-a corn meal pancake filled with iy2Off emend meat. Hulls, being vegetarians, reject the vernmem Retail Price NOW OPEN and then, believe you me, the fur starts to fly! To be perfectly horese, many Spaniards have Fromm weary OUR SECOND STORE AT of thsl nec . ,, 1,,,gglp and have left their homeland NOW IN GIRLS Department lumbus, for ( -, .0, . took off in three little ships the Patti, the Maxene, and 1.avenie and discoveredOhio. Magellan 330 South 10th St. Blouses $5.95 Now $2.88 later discovered Balboa also sided to the New World, but he v... -licnt .in a peak in Darien, so it is difficult Skirts $10.95 Now $5.33 to know what hu I Well sir, I pees- - ill you need to know about Spain. Dresses $19.95 Now $9.88 Roberts Book Stores So now, as the sei easta its rosy finger. over El Greon, let. its take our reluctant Irate of Spain er Perfidious On 4th Street 330 10th St. m it is jocularly called. Aloha. Spain or Perfidiou. aloha! r 194.114earreitlirtiall rie (opposites Librnry) Cliflk ITAUS N'S Men's Sole (i110 off SAO pie 0.1111If . Vet P.S. fel no IWO 11111101.01. Palle noir lenre 'err COLLEGI A TE SHOP still on Both stores are now us keep enjnyino throe fine Ifarlhnrorrich. polders tobacco.- mire while Select rale filler-- molt nark or Flip -Top 121 South 4th Street (Across from Library) buying box aratlahle in all fifty Staten of the I back used texts sPARTAN DAn.v-3 Gary Vannatter Top Star 'Greatest Ever' Effort 21, 1963 1Pos.ltality FAIRGROUNDS nt inuarie, FAIRWAYS rtly will. Golf Course caste plk, In All-College Preludes Cal Relays s hasj to, Spikefest After "the greatest San Jose Gene (iurulr's performance at inhabit Gary Vamiatter 01 L.:militia Chi the all -college track meet at iScrkeley. Little liarule eats airs Spar- Defending champions It State showing ever at a Coliseum 50` tan Alpha, who finished first in both Field. case and Al ()busts-ad won the Relays," the varsity and freshman 11:21.1 three-Mile, just 1.1 In,- FOR GREEN FEES Scorchers WITH COPY OF THIS AD hurdle events and second in the The took first places pole %suit and high jump. re- track teams can look ahead 1,, iiIld short of au:Wising for the in only two 4.% en I s, SCAA tuunpionsilips. (570 5.n S 001,0 ys x7 ucl t71 high jump, was voted the outstand- baseball spectively. Cane, repossenting greater heights and more records throw and high jump, in win- Delta Upsilon, reached at Saturday's California Relays Aze ed & TULLY ROAD of the meet and the a height Stiller also tOTH ', -ing athlete ning first place with 66 points. of 12 feet, sis inches in the pole at Modesto. for his I53.0 half-mile after ii 'IMIYOYATITAIIIMITELV dents making up in depth Scorchers. They were folloaed by Allen vault. uhile Oinustcad nent 6 The Mott;.sto spectacle will he 1-31.5 relay performance at Las avail they lacked in first places, what Kali, last year's whiner, 53; Al- ' feet in the high Jump fur the the best in the series of relay Angeles, and frossh Harvey Frank- aon the learn title Saturday In pita Tau Omega, 47; Sigma Phi meets this year on the West Coast. II _ Scorchers. tin v,tio legged his best half-mile Epsilon, 43 and Delta Upsilon. aft. Halberg. The broad jump title went to Peter Snell. Murray Jim !ever i1.52.8) at the Coliseum. then Beatty, John Pennell, C. K. Yang, The outstanding time of tlw day Mike Fesi of Kappa Pi, who soared came back Saturday to run his Al Oerter. Gary Gubner. Robert lifetime best in the mile at was turned in by Bill Hyland of 22 feet, seven inches. GARY REED Hayes. Ralph Boston and Texas 4anor Allen Hall, who won the 440 in Other winners included Dave ... Spartan goalmaker Southern's strong relay teams are tmentt 50.2. Hyland was the defending Sanchez. Allen Hall, 2:02.5 in the champion only a handful of the many world - ALL NEW 1963 CARS in in a similar event. 880: Bill Robertson. Scorchers, 372 sjs appear. AT LOWEST PRICES Another top effort was given by feet in the class athletes scheduled to baseball throw; Fag- Service Donn Murphy of Sigma Phi Epsi- Poloists The State Junior college Factory Warranty, Dealer's gart. 44 feet. seven inches in the A110 vs d Ea, 7 Mal kin discount wiled , on. who won the mile in 4:34.4. Cluunplomships will he run In shot put; S. T. Saffold, Allen Hall, Call 346-4259 ed re- Ted Faggart ran away from the 10.3 in the 100; Vannatter, 9.1 in u accordance with the regular (Redwood City) ( ' ieki in the discus, with a toss the 70-yard high hurdles; Ray Ran- lay esents. The sellout crowd r Fall of 143 feet, 2's inches. Faggart dall, Alpha Tau Omega. 22.9 in espected will get a good look at Rates viiresented Delta Upsilon. the 220: Vannatter, 20.7 in the I Foothill College weightnum Don 180-yard low hurdles and Alit. Castle and Les Mills, national n Thriller J(' record holders hi the shot Sea as far all year bakery needs. 'rreauyO.la mega, 1:34.3 in the 880-yard FORMAL II I 57 Wedding cakes, party pastries, put and discus respectively. I, HO!. San Jose State's inspired water birthday cakes and pies. Dean Miller. SJS (rush coach, Some times were better in ixdo team rallied for five goals in San Jose's finest independent expounded long and heartily on earlier heats than In the finals, the last period to overtake highly- bakery WEAR San Jose's showing at Los Vannatter went 8.8 and Cali In regarded San Francisco Olympic An- ! I)al Porto . geles Friday night-and rightly so. , the hurdles, Saffold and Ernest Club, 12-11, Friday night in Spar- First in Denny Huntington 4nor Danny Murphy bettered school SJS campus manager Is Gainhirell of Omega Psi Phi did tan Pool. 01 formal 'treat wear says. 10.2 in the 100, and Randall and It marked the first time that a records in the 5.000-meter and looking for five (5) men to three-mile runs, as did the two- since 1906 Rufus Chamber* of Omega Psi Northern California college team assist him during the sum. mile relay team. The three marks Phi hit 22.0 in the 220. had upset the touted Olympic Club. for school "I found a mer working in consumer Spartan coach Lee Walton termed won't he submitted marks product division of U. S. In- the narrow victory "the greatest recognition-only winning MOM but, Murphy dustries. $125 per week for water polo win in the history of can be SJS records, roommate with a Japanese Company himself as the fastest IS in lea SJS." established SALES RENTALS those who qualify - other 19-year-old in the history of track C p410flia Pete Sagursi scored the win- IN SAN JOSE Spartan Daily more ass job opportunities also and field. iTo Film Judoists nine goal with 74 little over a 75 SOUTH 2ND available. Car is necessary. Dwight Nfiddleton missed the minute remaining, breaking clear CY 4-2322 The Japanese Broadcasting Com- %chord 440 record of 46.4 ha two- Classified Ad." HANK'S and sprinting in for a close-in Open Thursday until II:30 p.m pany will be at San Jose State tenths seconds, Lester Bond conversion to snap a 11-11 stand- Barber Shop tomorrow to film the national col- scratched to a hair at a 26-foot SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND Try it, it works! Call 293-1451 oft. the 1441 BERKELEY SACRAMENTO legiate champion judo team in ac- plus broad jump and - 2 lees. I 2 dollars - Gary Reed. a transfer from Fut- n lay team was among the lead - SAN MATEO PALO ALTO SAN IOSE Any Time After Noon Henry Watenabit don. lerton College, led the Spartan when Tom Wu pull,41 0.flar The films will be shown on lap ors anese television in the future, in attack with four goals, all of them leg muscle and had to atop. He Wed., May 22 eormection with a series on the coming in the second half. Webb now joins Jimmy Omag- ALMA GOLF COURSE Specializing in back- 1964 Olympic Games at Tokyo. was especially effective on hemi as members of the 440 tan- all styles of hair cuts :-ttudents interested in watching the hand scoop shots and lobs. dem 141.0) who are lost for the son jose's newest, most modern 2930105 Stanford All-American Marty 9 hole golf course Alma Center 148 Alma St filming should be At the Men's year. Omae,bemi had an emer- Gym judo room at 11:30 am. H u I 1, who was captaining the gency appendectomy Tuesday Only Lighted Golf Saturday night, the team held Olympic Club, was high scorer of its awards banquet at the Golden. the night with five tallies, all butb Saturday,Saturday. at the NortheNorthern Cali- Course in Northern ea one coming in the second half. 4 Doors in Los Altos. Gary New- fornia Invitational in Berkeley. California You'll Beam Spartan defensive stalwart Jim I. quint was voted outstanding judo- freshman Craig Fergus became the Students and faculty Baugh held Dull to hut one score nation's top frosh triple jump man GOLF When you taste... lit and Gary Matleoni most Ian- 75c Monday thru Friday a proved. in the first half before fouling this year, with a 48-.84 leap. This National champions Albert Oka-1 out of the contest, is only one foot off former Spar- midis moto, Lee Parr. Kay Yama.saki, In his last performance as a tan Henry Lawson's mark of 49-8 MINIATURE GOLF 50c With A.S.B. Cord Food HALFMOON PIZZA Dave Sawyer and Newquist were Spartan, captain Jim Monsees set last spring. * 9-hole golf coarse * iolniosure golf ig sites. ’ Spaghetti - Raviolo - Baked Lasagne presented their varsity letters at scored a pair of SJS points, as did Miller WaS very proud of FA * putting greens * snack bar ,41 and Veal Parmigiana the banquet. freshman sensation Bill Parke, Moods, frosts 440 relay team and rb, ALMA GOLF COURSE a er RA ireamad rnemb, S75, nn Foundation SPECIAL STUDENT SPAGHETTI DINNER 445 W. Alma St., San lose TUES. AND WED. Dave Salinero, Zeke Garcia Lead $1.00 includes bread, butter, salad and coffee Freshman Glovemen to 10-10 Mark (Our sauce is out of flub world.) 2537 Story Road Cl 114955 Dave Salinero was either team was tied for the leadership in varsity than on any other fresh- SELL EARLY CSE leader or tied for the leadership total bases, 24, and RBIs, 9, and man team I've coached. in six offensive departments for led the team with three triples. 'Dave Mettler is the best single the freshman baseball team, ac- Meyer was tied for the lead in prospect.'' Giistafson said. -He Last Four Days ... cording to figures released by runs scored, 12, and RBIs. 9. only hit .277. but struck out only coach Bill Gustafson. Catcher Dan VanBogaert led three times. He was hitting the The squad. 10-10 on the year the team in sacrifices with 3 and ball well, but ran into some had and 1-7 in league play, had a .261 tied in the RBI department with Iluck." 1 Of the pitchers. t:ttstafWM "The Game of Love and Chance" team batting average. The team 9. McMahan was tied in rims by Pierre de Mariyaux played a schedule composed of scored with 12 and led the squad singled out Ferreira as having. high school varsities, junior col- with three doubles. "the best chance 01 making the A SPEECH AND DRAMA PRODUCTION and other college and I amity., primarily as a rellefer. lege team.s. John Lyon was the leading II.' has 14 variety of curses and university freshman teams. with a 4-1 WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY pitcher on the team good control." MORE the team in at- was followed hy 24, 25 Sallnero led record. lie ' Gustafscm also named infielder MAY 22, 23. bats, 58; hits, 20; stolen brows, Lloyd Ferreira., 3-3: Steve Ku- Garcia and catchers VanBogaert and base on HO hitsek, 1-0; Pat O'Brien, 1-3, and AT 8:15 P.M. - COLLEGE THEATRE 'I, halls., 10. and Larry Elizondo as strong var- CURTAIN Was lied for the leadership in Jim Bowers. 1-3. sity prospects. total bases, 24. and runs batted SJSC STUDENTS - $1.25 GENERAL According to Gustafson, "there "I was satisfied with the team." 50c, He .345, alter hit- In, 9. hatted wasn't one man Who was out- Gustafson said, "We lost a lot of .400 nearly half of BOX OFFICE 5TH & SAN FERNANDO ting over standing in all categories, but I tough games. The major problem the season. think there were more players was getting the boys to mature 50% OPEN 1-5 Frank Wright had the top bat- on this team that could make the as ballplayers." he added. Of Current New Price ting average on the team. with .375. hut Zeke Garcia led the For Books To Be Used Again regulars with a .367 average. Gar- Summer Vacation cia had 15 hits in 41 at bats. Other team batting leaders in- PLUS SHOO 814T( cluded Mike McMahan. .360. and Bill Meyer, :1", faro., Mettler 'aid TROPICAIRE 10% Dries-le GOOD EATIN' DRIVE-IN Twin-Vue Is Coining "TARAS OUIJA" south oreiin and - "WHITE STALLION" PODNAH EARLY SALE BONUS "IBARRASAS" "ROME VENTURE" GET READY FOR ANGELO'S SUMMER DRIVING (DURING FINALS) nsrIl TEXAS. "THE DAYS OF SIZED 1433 The Alwaindia WINE AND ROSES" Just in, we'll put your engine STEAKS drop "DAVID AND LISA- "ROME VENTURE" in tune for efficient performance. ',4.,dsni, II 1)0 "WE BUY ALL BOOKS St. UMW VISIT TUNE ENGINE ')AIRATOGA OUR WORTH ANYTHING, AND CHECK BRAKES 14102 Sig lade Way Lariat 'es "THE TRIAL" 394 Smith NM LUBRICATE Pay Highest Prices" Anthony 1:',1,ns Room DRAIN, FLUSH RADIATOR MISTRESS" St "CRY DOUR( CROSS" "NERO'S ph SOON CHECK WHEEL ALIGNMENT It.ertia An7 77.1 ',Arks} Spartan Bookstore GA RUBIO'S SHELL 400 Sim% Fleet It. SINS Of PAMrsil ..E. ANGELO'S /SPRING 5 1477. ISan n pointy 'n.4 (just duos from the library) -HER MINI NEVER GOT WIT" Onorqn k411/47.7111 taLl STEAK HOUSE "Right On Campus" -- and - s Id 72 E. SANTA CLARA San Fernando 11 4th Sf. - 292-2711 -GIRLS AT SEA" sugmfiNNIIII6
4--firAwntri DAM? leedny May tyl 1963 'foreign Service Exam Scheduled for Sept. 7 Macy*s-by-the-Sea Spartan Daily Classifieds A foreign service career may be pression, general ability and gen- Rose Mario ReiAl waiting fur you. The first step. eral background Catalina for those who want to serve at To citiahly to take the exam. t:ole a diplomatic or consular post candidates must be at least 21 BUY 'EM! where mai find Jantzen to pass the written ex- and under 31 years of age on July _ _ __ abroad is aminat ion. 1, and must have been a U.S. Roxanne ANNOUNCEMENTS 11 MEN Su., 7.7' r ,Yr 3PCe. Competitive examinations for citizen for nine years. A waiver in these famous swimsuits Nlaideriforno Good snider ... clean lacord. floe mo ,d uden D , qualified candidates will be given age allows persons 20 years old l'ati Wanted: someone who ,es to write end wets for Call Peter ha. tare 253 2224 Paulson. 354. So. State Farm Insurance on Sept. 7 at selected cities to take the exam if they have Darlene Boots that Company. the country. according successfully completed three yeano Have money - w;. buy - throughout Elizabeth St ew a rt ;s1 Spartan Bookstore. "Right on Thomas P. Carroll, college re- of college. 6.9 me,. money r our .,s bOOtS, to Campus boc4., be used 'lotions officer for the Department Application forms and booklets of 52`. WORSE RIDING: Enjoy 2500 acres ate. of sample questions are available c erloolono Santa Clara of St scenn. front th.t of Lxaminers, Valley. Ofi' Hwy, 10t 2 mi. south of EMPLOYMENT (10) Carroll said the exams v.111 rover IBM. Santa Teresa Stables, 350 Bernal optional areas of History, Govern- Foreign Service. Room 2529, De- Rd.. S.J. 777-9738. Male Student w,)- I oerform hourse- . at and Social Sciences, and partment of State. Washington bey cls.ties. L ,y salary. .4 Desire 414,41113 companions to/toward mandatory areas of English ex- D.('. den Delaware Ohio. Leaving Thurs. p.m. 251.0352 !h.. June 13 Call Don S.hrnidtke, 356.5960 Men: now interviewing -c to 1.1:3' after a v.eek or mere if at . te VY r. 6. ,1,11 Spartan ilookster will pay you 50% with a reputable cc, na - President Review Formation Meeting plus bonus for used books to be ,n as fed, Earn cash 5., i c - For Economics Today, used again on this comets. May 29 iron, $100 to $600. If ye. u dal .A second nierting for ,,,,, - June 12. and are 20 years of aue or ' ca. 252-8545. Today To Honor les majors and minors inti.rented Me Need ride to LA. June 6 7. Will share Amens, and drivina. Much luochsoe Four Public Relationes r In forming an Intt rileparlita sital iunj 81,cre Louis.. 295.9911. open fcr the sJrnineo Army ROTC Cadets economies organization still be Per local firm. Absoluteny no selling. 8... held today In It at 12110 toe LOST AND POUND (2) per month guaranteed. Transporta The Army Ron. will hum its , p.m. furnished. Call Mr. Corr'trck for in v. den Glasses lost: brown frames with ado view ...X 1-1748. annual President's Review this Porpose of the met ting is to tleoMs Cam 295.1051 reward. afternoon at 1:30 on the campus elect a temporao summer vino- lion Mgr. wanted. Couple preferred. Cal drill field to honor cadets who knitter. to ....Minim the organiz- AUTOMOTIVE (4) Dan Deaver AN 9-4040. AN 95939. Gra have shown outstanding achieve- ing stages of the proposed cloth out! 1958 Corvette, fuel injection, 4 spd. NOUSINO (12) ment and leadership throughout tar) ct- masters, excellen the school year. ,_ra - 9- . S rauss. DA 3.8948. House for serious responsible men. Surn- las me $20 Fail $37.50, utii. inc. 400 S. Among the many awards will he 1959 A.M. Sprite, good condition. 4435 13th. CV 5-6619, eves. the Chicago Tribune Medal, thre, Interviews Today frai prof ti. afternoons & evenings stripes of red, white and b . Low Summer Rates. Mod. turn. apts. I ihca 59 Mods. M.st sell $250. Good t., bdrro. $75 en 7 E...arm $95 mo. 741 So. awarded to a cadet from each For ASB Hopefuls Cr 5.709C 6th St. 797-3846. F. for attaining the highest acaderm Iv', chairmanship:, and several average in his military scien,i '59 Vespa ISO ,C. EAC. cond. $250. 241. Girl wanted to share apt. with 3 others !nembeis-at-large for three ASP. fres 1136. Celeste 298-3467 class. The presentations. to 1. committees are open for interested flier awarded by Dr. William J. Dusel '56 Austin Healy '00-4 dst. R/h, qd. New furnished apartments. Summer rates students, according to Jim Spar- Way vice president of the college, will asecti. cond. $695. 251-4997. and pcc.. 121 North 8th Street. ling, ASH personnel officer. lain go to four cadets. Edward Xavier, Applications are available :it pro '56 Ford sta Wagon. New '57 T Bird APTS FOR SUMMER open. Beautiful Ronald Los-e, Michael Keogh, and aut.. trans, w/w. $450. 794- furn. units for 2 or 3 boys or girls of the College Union and interviews '2,i:1', all eaes. Voileyba,. basketball & patio. Wayne Rush. will be held today at the union. See these before ycu 650 Sc,,o Lt. C'ol. Edwin T. Rios. profes- Positions open and iritervieve 1957 Chevy 4 door sedan. R/h, exc. 8th sor of military science, will pre- w/w tir, auto trans, 40,000 mi. 2 tone. times are: Inter-Cultural Steering awa $675. Cal! 811 297.7789. Vet (EE) s .. - there 1 sent the Association of the United Committee chairman, 1-3 p.m.; 1151 bd.n. ant I L . s h, $4(d. 297-78t6 States Army Medal to Cadet . outs 1959 Volks, b,,!. bIoi, h. good cond Student Act) sit i es Board membe 293 3857 Girl wanted ,Jmnser apt pool Michael Maehler for being in the 3-5 p.m.: Ele,nion floatsi chairman. 8(11 - 1 _.: 798.1681. top 10 pet cent for ROTC' grades 7-9 p.": PI '56 Volts const exc. cond. Motor re- and top 25 per cent in general COI. share 2 t- I. .an. $895. 258-481.6. Wanted: 7 - metes '10 I academic grades. bdrr- , noo. , c poo1.294-1398. reSe. '58 'setts one door coupe. $250 or loe.t The Reserve Officers' A. (ga _ Applications Due War 61 Honda 50,1175. 278 No. 9th Share flat w/mature male. Approx. $35/ lion Medal will be presented to Col. CV 3-5955. mc. 74 S 7,h St. ICadet Grant Somers for showint; Tod ay f or MUN Sgt. Prof's (any '52 DeSoto. R., H. Deep SUMMER STUDENTS, studio apts. $65.1outstanding leadership and mill- Today is the last day to apply no.-- middling penformance like admin. 659 So. 9th St. Mgr. Apt, No. 4. 294- ry attributes in the senior year for a position on the ASH Model $68.50 or thereabout. 294-9514. 0382. ., ra lcr of the ROTC' program. United Nations Committee. Ap- Hi MIRCHANDIS1 1141 '58 Karmann Ghie. Wh'te co-y r/h Other presentations will be the ;laical ions are available in the Col - ww. make of fer. 269-9321. ' Vaughn's, 121 S. 4th, announces its s'tore Daughters of the American Revo- loge Union until noon and 1/111-t wide clearance e men's clothing. Salo (Minn Award, the Zane Medal, the , be turned in today. OUSINESS SERVICES (8/ more than 50% off. Superior Cadet Ribbon Award, the MUN delegates for next spring', T1 Auto Insurance -, -totte-ts. Phone 248- Golf clubs for sale. ; a 1 7. -- Student Government Ribbon. and session in Spokane. Wash., will la' be 2420 Chet Be :et Ins, 305 So. Monroe irons wedge, putter $1=, the Competitive Sports Ribbon. chosen next fall from this corn- sr/ Strae . nuttee. To qualify, students must Flea Silvadone TV, neod cond.. $25. 79'. be enrolled at SJS and have a 4 p.1 Jay W. Long Insc ence Counseling. 95/- at e, Si,o 2.0 GPA. In Northwestern Mut. Llt rewards piennihq Wanted: Used books in exchange Spartaguide with lowest net not'. ouaran ead in- The 5.15 delegation, composed teta rea, nerd cash - Bring them to Sparts- surability. 53rAhh, 106 yen's cope, IBookstore TODAV: of 15-20 -, ys represcat *nee. 291-370C Speech and Hearing Club: Of- either the I C or the USSR next Sall; - - - - 100 wedding invitations, $11.95. One ' ficers meeting in SD235, 12.30 p.m. year. 'Ira Paul Scold, i Insc,-ance, Auto- 'roe. AL 2-9191 day nite Re. 266-5908. Christian Science Organization: E . 3.0 overage Interested in flying) Summer n'embe, , meets in Memorial Chapel, min Cr. Coil Rec Pre-Reg sccurt 'f cc now available 2'35. p.m. inf It 293.5269 afts. 29-8t34 aft.. 600. All reeri ation minors iire it'- at i Lutheran Student Assn.: meets minded that two meetings will off' at Campus Christian Center, aoo be held tomorrow to pre-register Aid S. 10th St.. 7 p.m. for fall semester recreation classes. Si Spartan Spears: meets in ED118, The meetings will be held at sign BUY DAILY CLASSIFIEDS! 6:30 p.m. 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 2:30-3:20 p.m. avai To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium, a Didus ineptus, a Pre-Medical Society: meets in in F0104. frangipanni, or any other sensible thing, just fiii out this , 11408. 7:30 p.m. iffr. ------\\ (wilier you perform handy order form, clip it, and send it with a check or SOChil Work Club: Mrs. Mary cash to the Spartan Daily Advertising Office, J207, San Mahie. director of "High Spots" Day on the high board must adolescent club speaks at meet in:' Father's Jose State College. San Jose 14, California. Ads - and - or find your forte lazing be in by 2:20 P.M. two days prior to publication. in CH161. 3:30 p.m. in the sun .. you'll TOMORROW: Graduation lie in perfect form Check a Classification: Alpha Phi Omega: meets in ' in a suit from Mac"! Announcements 7 Oushiess Services n Instruction lege Union, 7 p.m. Cards Automotive _ Housieg Merchandise Women's Recreation Axon.: Bad- They're slimmed and Studio Cards V. Print your ad here: minton at 6 p.m.; Oichesis al 7 -haped for gentle p.m.; Women's Gym. Cards for all Occasions _. molding. persuasive Social Affairs Committee: meet; , PAUL'S holding . . hine _ in C3't164, 3:30 p.m. Rally conunittee: meets in TH- Greeting Card Shop built-in bras. Here are _ 31 F.,untalli 2-3165 164. 3:30 psn IWO Hose Marie Reid F. - charmers from our collec- tion. 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