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Weers Gives Student Council Spa tan Statistical Report on ASB 'Bias' A .2.1 -page epori .iri ',ill, 1. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE !the question of t11., sit ail' ASI i.r.st ii!.!' .1111, pay- tia slating it, the (YAM. 11111I’VleWing and appoilitment wti.it the .tate. the col- ,cil la that the SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA ...dare was submitted to the Stu- lege? I, aria .,. aas other prob. intone) '1,, should not eldlle rot. 50 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 No. 51 dent Council by ASH Executive lens which are ins olved in the , from Fund. The %aate. Secretary Bob Weers yesterday, closing of Seventh Street. was 4-k-, The report, compiled by Weers, "Just as you are eXPeeled to In other action, the council: Murder Fails; Nuclear Expert includes a summary of practices represent your school on an at- . established a special standing used in the interviewing tech- large basis," she told the council, ,cornniittee to deal with long -ranee iniques and recommendations on "so ant I responsible to the people problems iris-semi, Street, Ilona- Hoffa Beats currecting some of their flaws. i of San Jose. It is tily duty to ic-p- am. college 17111141 Prograllt, I Lapp's Weers asked the council members reaent all the people, arid, to do , relerted to the Constitution report and Lecture to study his to eon- that li.1111, I must Today kILUY the eill11- and 14 -Laws UfKi Mob- Assailant side,' it at next week's meeting. Wet,- picture. Ileitis Committees it legislatie (A full report on the analysis! "It is not because. we S the City rective ealline tor imestigation of i1,1'11 \ made by Weer: will appear in to- Council) don't want a beautitill the possibility of reorKaniiiiiv class "I, :- lie 'Science morrow's Spartan Daily.) iie.eibreeni 14- alter all and Politics' ,..'dInPas for the school; , hOt James Hai:iedti, Mrs. Virginia Shaffer, a mem- ,.).e live in San Jose and it intern:at ionally known as popu- row deeply ;; tideral court yester. involved in our f'liticOl ' ber of the San Jose City Council. be to our benefit. also." 111. Teamsters Union larizer of science and a prominent file." spoke to the student group about Mrs. Shaffer remarked Other topics . trial and fired pet- scientist, Dr. Ralph E. Lapp will in the lecture in- the Seventh St reef issue. Mrs. plans to wait until alt ,! Prof Sheds an air gun. clude the need for Congress to ! at lua. iioin speak this morning at 11:30 in Shaffer, who has opposed the is in from the W.a..i striatii u. aza, who knocked his assail- receive impartial and objective ad- Morris closing of the street since she was Associates tra t . ey and u Dailey Auditorium on "Sci- vice on civil lust a. was hit several times defense, ballistic mis- first elected to the council last hit she is able I, ..,r,aider the tie, New Light ence and Politics." !des. nuclear weapons irm and hack by the small and defense March, explained that her negative proposed Mast,' before Or, Lapp research. .:ets but wits not. injured. who began his proles. ote was based merely on the fact log a final des- ,on. She sional career during II Dr. Lapp has written articles for !tiarshaLs helped Hoffa World War I that not enough information has March as a date ha a. 0 n as a such national publications Mystics the man to the floor again. nuclear physicist working on as The been compiled for her to make ihasion and by the Ca man was taken from the the A-bomb, today is considered an Saturday Evening Post, Life, The ,a final decision. (os,ncil its Jtikfti %lc( Reporter, Reader's xtroom handcuffed and bleed- expert on nuclear weapons and ra- Digest and DR. RALPH E. LAPP MANY PROBLEMS MONTAGI E VISIT The mystics may have something dioactive fallout. Harper's Magazine. He has also St, cited problems which might A $500 allocation I., mi. Collage, after all, D1' Frederick C. Dlim- His talk this written nine books, including his . . . speaks today ne man was identified as War- morning is spon- with traffic but tie- Lecture Committee was allocated ' meyer indicated yesterday in a sored by the latest, "Kill and Overkill: Swanson of Washington. U.S. College Lecture Com- The - by the council for the purpose of lecture on parapsychology in Con- mittee, and Strategy of Annihilation." shal fIltrier Disspayne said will deal with the rela- obtaining Ashley Montague, na- eert Hall. tion of science Called a "blockbuster" by him that he "Had and polities; Dr. po- tionally-known anthropologist, for Unfolding a series of case his- Lapp has -1.!ted, litical columnist Marquis Childs, it it a month ago to "Scientists are a speaking engagement next se- toiler' - some it little spine-tingling, is a chilling analysis of our Housemother Jailed; na- kill Bala, imester. A list of eight speech top- some sensational and adding sci- tional security in an age of mega- gun as he ran up I ics was submitted to the council , entitle data, Dr. Dommeyer pre- tiin-ICBM weapons. 1 J acti up and knocked II for a recommeixla t ion, but no seated the case of the parapsyehol- Dr. Lapp , iloffa said. Liberalism earned his PhD. hi Students Lose Money further action was taken yester- ogist during the lecture, sponsored physics at the University of Chi- some jerk." Hoffa day. Montague will be at SJS the by the College Lecture Committee. cago as well as Phi 11,1 question but that Beta Kappa Approximately 17 SJS students. venture no su.leinent whatever, week of April 15-19, Dr. Dommeyer, head of the SJS and Sigma Xi honors. te.ycho. He needs Topic Today residents of three unapproved tither than to say, " The college has Another request for an $83.31 Philosophy Department and a 20- In 1961 he became secretary- no influence in the situation what- allocation from 1-aTorre, SJS year student of psychic phenomena, treasurer ol a new venture called rooming houses. have .n left high , the man was taken, hand- "Liberalism Strikes Back" will soever, She is not on our approved yearbook, w denit-I the roan- said he believed in vertain kinds Quadri-Science Inc., an omaniza- and dry by the arrest November 1 Yial and bleeding, from the be the subject of a talk this after- list, and we have nothing to (1,, of parapsyehology, hut realized the lion .:troom. Federal Judge William fl.,11 by Dr. Whittaker Deininger, to foster and develop scientific 26 of Mm. Mary Cerra, who had with her - tremendous amount of fraud in the inventions and research projects by called it recess anti said associate professor of philosophy, been managing their living center, A trip to the San Jose Police tield report on the before overseeing the operation all the Greek . !..,11 data is fraudu- I wanted a full the SJS Democratic Club. con- yritic,n produced the information Show Mrs. Cerra has two prior way from idea to production. 'lent. Dr. Deininger will speak at 3:3,0 ations on the same charge, police that Mrs. Cerra is in jail, but little lent 1.i, said, "but I know there's - - ffa's attorney. William But& in CH167. ' say, adding that the 44-year-old else. a lot of fraud in this area." said Holta would not prefer "Liberalism." says Dr. Deininger. housemother was awaiting sen- Rehearsal Finally, Spartan Dail y last Win %sot:NI at. "has been subject to a number of when she tence on one other count night talked to six of Mrs. Cerra's Parini, - what is govern- Senior Wins is incident occurred as challenges from negativistic and us is re-arrested. students, who have apparently lost considereil paranorinal occurrences ar at ti alleys continued cross- pessimistic philosophies a hich Gadshy some 84(X) each, unless legal meas- Set Tonight Detective Sgt. Walter similar to rirdinary occurrences. -ininiir. of one of four de- have denied the traditional ration- has been ures are successful in getting back $400 Grant of the San Jose Police Morris Dailey Auditorium will hut with causes unlike those of -a. e.:. es, called Tuesday in alism. secular humanism and op- handling the case. Gacisby said the some of the money. nit t ura I occurrences trioa 'ai, hum with activity tonight as fifteen ,- teamster chiel ac- timism of the western liberal trot- Jack Horn, senior engineering police had put off sentencing Mrs. BILL COLLECTORS sororities and fraternities stage a Such oceurrences. Dr. Dommeyer 01 ....iting federal law by ,dition." rnajor and international student she would Cerra in the hope that final dress rehearsal for Theta Chi include telepathy, precogni- ,.ipting payments from a truck Dr. Deininger states that liberal- 'from China, was awarded a $400 tangled The students told of frequent be able to iron out her All-Greek Show. clairvoyanee 'seeing without ,.ng firm. !ism can defend itself and is now scholarship from Western Electric visits by bill collectors, looking for finances. The variety show will be piai- normal use of the eyes), psy- he violence erupted at a time I able to do so. Company for his achievements in plight money from Mrs. Cerra, and Said "We wereconsklming the sented tomorrow at 8 p.m. in tie - bametry I being able to tell about .!ni the jury was out of the The Democratic Club invites all his major field. d, that the housemother would "duck a her students," Gadsby s a i auditorium, free to all student, , person after studying some of rtrourn. Miller had just ex- interested students to the meet- Horn, who has a 3.7 grade aver- it out the back door and over the "that's why we put it off, but culminating three months of prep- his personal belongings, levitation -ill the jurors while attorneys ing, according to President Jesse age in engineering, was selected by fence," when collectors arrived. couldn't be put off any longer." aration by the Greeks. . tables 1, materializations, sit a legal point. Torres. the engineering department and "The week before she was This year's performance mark - : healings, and many more. the college Scholarship Committee. FACTS SCARCE thrown in jail," Gary Volpe, soph- the first time the show has been Alter citing a number iif cases, the third year Western The facts in the strange ease This is omore engineering major said, "the presented in one night. Originally. Sr Domme,yer said, "These are Electric has awarded a $400 schol- were hard to find. SJS Housing owner of the house came over here the fraternities and sororities pre- ref.anas. If they're not true then arship to an SJS student. Coordinator Robert Baron would and said we would be thrown out sented their acts rin different eve- I try to determine why people if she didn't come up with the nings think they are seeing these things." inoney." Judges for the show are Robert He tokl the audience of a family A new arrangement has been Welch. mayor of San Jose: Ed Ger- in San Jose he has been investigat- English Play Examines kvorked out so that the students main, student body president of ing. "A table all! rise in their are now renting the house directly the University at California at presence," he said. 'Clue. third: t , ,i Irian the awner, Mrs. Ruth Leip- ii3m1itlie .e I fi).,;: UM I Will 1;1111 BedA 1 ler . hart, aunt of SJS Security Officer community rela lions manager atI', : Man and Conscience Ralph Gough. , A 1,ttlle It t' John Alleman, junior social scl- fluty Rogers. Olio: is, ill for the II mei"1"9. ’: -1,...si'lne Is. t . I iN :1 examination of a man rt,111111C, era.). major, wa.s, for a time, helping shiiW, has predieted II as! this years

tub 111, conscience," explained Miss its was a teacher. The. two-aet Mrs. Com manage two ot the perlormanee will I., , well-bal- ""e ''I''' ''''- ar.ed aim, , ,i .... ,.,, , . , .. ,iriii, Ii,,,. 'it in .1I tli, ,,,;-1/1Vt, .ot ibis Elizabeth Loeffler, arc-social,' pro- play was written iti 1960. lit iuses. 1. tanit.14k lessor ot drama, at yesterday's Book talk reviewer next week Alleman said that he believed !..),i,oopedureatitiii,iin :;:,,,:. talk review of Rob- :::'1'11.1iny-l'iciiiiisiule..I''' cafeteria book %k ill be Dr. William R. Rogers, that Mrs. Cerra had good inten- !T’t6)4allIATIC WRITING ert Bolt's "A Man for All Sea- . professor of education, reviewing he added. Assist ii,... Rogers are Bob went on iii tions, but was unable to keep up He explain that the sons." ' Allan Nevins' 'Time of Crisis." Booth and Tim 5lurphy. writing table may be explained by with obligations. Theta Chi member Mike O'Kane Bolt's play, a popular Broadway Book talks are open to members ..iititinnatic ts riting" or suliennsei- "She had too many problems," will be master ot ceremonies for hit, is the story of Sir Thomas of the college community and are 'sus motikation by one I A the lane the event. While the judges are More, English Lord Chancellor, held in rooms A and B of the Alleman said, "and couldn't do Is, but the family at'tualls believes making their decision, entertain- who is beheaded because he re- Spartan Cafeteria on Wednesdays. anything about them" ti, lie cianmunicating with the dead. 'tient will be provided by the Cleff j fuses to go against his principle. These things are happening to OUR MEMBERS OF THE SJS Air Force ROTC are shown Brothers, a Theta Chi vocal group. I The play is set in 16th century people everywhere,- Dr. Dommeyer 'ailing the flag in front of the Administration Building. Cadets Also lined up for entertainment I England during the reign of Hen- disiared "1 ditn't mean to say I pictured left to right are Bennie J. Wilson, Murray Day, Donald are Shirley al1d 1.ee. roek 'n roll ry the VIII. The king had prm 114.'i le \ 0 el1.0 thing. Our it'll is tii eet S and Robert W. Walker. singers. and Rogers and O'Kanti, viously received permission from world wire um, the mess iir ilata and straight - a comedy duo. the Pope to marry his dead broth- en cu t a nd explain things. The brothers of Theta Chi are ,.II er's wife, Catherine. NEHRU VIsiTs THREATENED TERRITORY adia just igm want people w'ho handling the technical end of pro- As the years go by, Hem' tires NEW DELHI ! Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and tall pria tii this !mud. Many people AFROTC Defense Minister Y. B. Chavan arrived at the northeastern army duction. Lighting technicians are there are no want ,,, hard tii believe in rin after- Raise because To Catherine of Larry Livingston and Mike Grit:IC.1 th.,1 heirs to the throne, she becomes headquarters city of Tezptir yesterday for a first visit to the Com- lit'' thissill tiike am thread Terry Kane and Dick Beazell am oi h,q.,... ,ilereasingly religious and extreme- munist Chinese-threatened Assam area since the Red invasion started in force Oct. stage ManagCl'S. In charge of pub- Colors Is dull, Miss Loeffler explained. '20. The biagest problem in the field,

Each Week licity are Lee Cox and Paul Rogers. of very Nehru and his party are expected to make a helicopter tour of he indicated, is the small number ..1a i arm ROTC initiated colors and the state flag. During Sir Thomas More, a man Ushers will be the pledges of refuses to agree the forward areas in the North East Frontier Agency Thursday. of people in it and the problem of 111 of raising the the ceremony, all persona present firm convictions, Theta Chi. request to Meanwhile, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi reported that an not being to produce at will any at the college are expected to face the flag. with the king in his "Spectators are urged to come American airlift carried almost 5,0(X) troops and more than a million paranormal phens mena. ham make the marriage to Catherine of the Adminis- Those in uniform should render early," says Rogers, "because some Unless iion marry Anne tons of equipment for the Indian army in the first 11 days of its there is a breakthrough littilding. The ceremonies the hand salute anti those not in null so that he may lemons operation here. were turned aw`O at the in a VOI'N signifiia- +his Tirol). le held at X Boleyn. was a a.m. and will ht' aniform should salute by standing clinirs the last time the show inued some of the AFRICANS SNUB SENATOR Thursday morn- at attention. Miss Loeffler read presented." _ _ _ - 11t between the play's NAIROBI, Kenya WPII Political leader Tom Mboya said yes- Wilfo01 is in session. "While the AFROTC will per- interchange Cadet small audience. terday he would ask the government to make Kenya the third Africa!i I.t Col. Peter Wolfe, lam these duties only on Thurs- characters to her structure of nation to exclude Sen. Allen J. Ellender. AEROTC group command- day morning," Wolfe said, "we are In describing the Math Participant , has began with the intro- announced that this is the working on plans now to make the play, she All the actions were taken because Ellender told a news con time audience of a char- in recent years that a it an everyday ceremony." duction to the ference, last week that "the average African is incapable of leader- Lectures Today US acter called "The Common Man" ship except through the assistance of Europeans." organization has been Members of the AFROW drill nted this who keeps cropping up as ditter- George Jones. 1.1 participant in honor. The flag will team will act as color guard. The senator arrived at Dar-Es-Salaam Airport in Tanganyika for raised on ent people throughout the play, the Academic Year Institute for other mornings by a stopover Tuesday, only to learn he had been banned from entering Building role is that of Sir Mathematics, will present the ne x :Ind (;r0UndS Depart- His final the country. Monday he was banned from Uganda. , who Thomas More's executioner. in a series of Elementary Mathe- have done it in the past. Froth To Hold 'We feel She pointed out that Sir More I NO MORE TESTS, PREDICTS AMBASSADOR matics Enrichment lectures todiR that this not only gives Ming to only had to agree to what the GENEVA RINI- -The United States predicted yesterday that at 1230 p.m. in THII. the cadets performing Meeting Today king wanted to hear to halt his the Soviet Union will announce shortly that it is halting all its nu- Jones' talk is destined to be 'it honors, but the college com- It)P a execution. clear tests starting Jan. 1 in an effort to pressure the West into specific interest to prospective My picture's in it! will he able to take part The Freshman Class will hold honoring Miss Loeffler's review consisted accepting an uncontrolled, uninspected moratorium on underground elementary school teachers, ice our nation's colors in special meeting today to discuss from the play. LA TORRE iMpressive class's Christmas canned food of sample readings blasts. cording to Dr. Leonard Feldman tert. ceremony," Wolfe the THIS families. She concluded her review by ask- The prediction was made by Ambassador Arthur H. Dean, chief director of the institute, ''the tails collection for needy $6 Spartan Bookstoos $6 The Color guard will be held in the ing for questions from the audi- American negotiator at the 17 -nation Disarmament Conference. will be enlightening for all tilos, will assemble in The meeting en isle dolly of the ellitis Vice ence. He said the Soviet announcement probably WOIlld come from who am interest ed in t he new Administration Build - College Union at 3110. dad who aut hoped the booths in lion* of Calls then Art Simburg urges all Robert Bolt, "the highest level," by which he may have meant Premier Nikita directions of elementary math- proceed to the President I Spartan Book Tufo & Thses ta nag- attend. play, is an Englishman. Before he- Khrushchev although he did not specifically say so. matics education." raise both the nation's interested freshmen to

tORiGINAL DEFE_CTIVE-1 BRPARTAN Thursday, DAM, Dec. 6, 1962 SI ut Daily has printed the names lentil nut mivatested itseh Jan Buff Protests, disgraced the other sports. i.e, the YR's who so track and Dig Me' Republican Parts. ketball? Also, has it re By TIM BARR . 'Cat Didn't It appears interesting to us a major factor in 01 s: :::seiorge Editor: foes of the COM- our grid efforts" I I wish DiPippo would read my that the ardent conspiracl so many had rine of the , article in last Friday's Spartan munist use tactics. in the nation I, Step into Stylight Zone Daily again. because I don't of the Communist Richard Ittab and John squad, yet we Step with us !he region beyond. This area is known as the think he dug nty news. Do believe in the Ameri- percentage of our Sts light Zone. This cat's too much if he thinks Gustafson sit patriotie- evidence of a lack nursing student. and Jim it's guys like one who stagnate can principles they Mary Morgan, female James, male It N protect? Or do you feel as Maybe the edit body building major, are parked somewhere on the slopes of Mt. jazz. If he really thinks so, I'd ally speak tine warm when come over to my I do. that their actions it Hamilton.la like him to use cc than theit cliches" coaching stair wa- -Jim. honey." Mary cooed. "turn on your ham radio." apartment and vibrate his audi- louder number. Is our t, Jim fumbled in the dark through the maze of switches to put tory ossieles with a few thousand Ronald Cook major indepeniii Iii,, powerful set into action. His face reddened as he strained to LP's. ANR .541.10 only because we result get his set tuned. I didn't mean stagnation ex- coaches? brand I musicians them- Suddenly, from out of nowhere, the couple heard . . "Oink, ists among jazz San Students Question Let us pose this final squak. eeeen gurnen CQ. CQ, CQ. this is W6YL, repeat. W6YL selves, but in comparison to other Staff Is it really a que, neekei at San Jose State College, San Jose, California, CQ, CQ, CQ, types of music. This shouldn't Grid Grants, many coaches we have been so hard to see because Editor: li. W6YL calling . ." peniifiti away from to Tuesday's edi- question of set:, -Listen." Jim commanded, as he tenderly tuned the dial, I purposely stayed In relerenee ii Dick Carlson "that's us!" mentioning anybody in particu- torial. "Why Big-Time Grid?" we I could have mentioned like to offer our query as Rill .slIsins %sc. -It couldn't be." Mary replied. "W6YL hasn't been on the air lar. Sure, would hianpe Rollins, I.aro Marta for more than a year." Charlie Millet's, Sonny "Spartan Loyalites." 1501 Cl 5r Bti . Mike Bill The next day. Jim walked over to the Engineering Department Arnette Coleman or John Cole- It has been contended that our Gates %sit !Ills WIVES WORKMrs. John Akin, (I) and Mrs. John T. Wahlquist purpose wasn't to roadblock in obtaining Dick Burton %sit Pon to ask aixtut W6YL. He didn't say he had heard the station the trane, but my major agatnst discuss the passage of state Prop. IA in the November elections. Don previous night. explain how each individaul jazz football material is the lack of among 151 Mrs. Akin, vice president of the University Dames, was musician arose to a certain adequate scholarship offerings. 719, He learned that W6YL had been off the air for more than a assisted Mrs. Wahlguist in the campaign. year and that there was no immediate plan to bring it back into area club women who stature. Although the scholarship avail- action. The man at the department told him that its $2,000 worth DiPippo said I tailed to men- abilities are all but luring, we're of equipment was being used for lab purposes. tion any reference to music or inclined to believe that there may RENT A BIKE FOOTPRINTS ON FLOOR Dames Laud Wives technique. Does he mean Cole- he other factors which are of In fact, the man even took Jim into the dust -filled room whet., trane's harmonic approach to his more importance. the transmitter sat. But, as the man switched on the light, Jim sass rapid chord running, or what? If Why has this so-called deter- footprints on the floor leading to the transmitter. One of the chairs I had mentioned things like this, rent in the acquisition of ma- in the room had been used recently. As the two men neared the With Ph.T. Degree people might have said, "Man, I BUY A BIKE sending equipment. Jim SilW marks in the dust on the set that think you're putting us on!" . a whole what the gPoup 1/11C11, members. indicated that fingers had been at work around the dials. As Jim Come Felrii.ir, So far as his calling me an leadership this year EXPERT touched the large black box, he noticed it was still warm. hunch of whoopin_, ..!:. hollering Under the amateur is concerned, I think it's Louise Keck. Dames enters The professor who had guided him into the room did not notice is going on amidts the gradu- of he who is the amateur, not me. year as a recognized LUBRICATION the cunning grin spread across Jim's face. He thanked the man. ating class who will be on the its fourth Ron Roffar big bright world. campus organization, welcoming OR GANDER and left the building. way out to the ASIR MOS all married women students and At the finest array of bikes In fact, as ste understand it, Jim James and Mary Morgan another "class." smaller perhaps C ALL wives of students. travel up to Mt. Hamilton Road every night to hear their oun but none the less exuberant, will Communism Foes in all Santa Clara County In 1958, campus recognition CARS private broadcast of W6YL. San Jose State calling. be joining in the excitement. Using Red Tactics? It may not he a toasters. or added the SJS Dames as the 81st FINEST IN SALES AND SERVICE As we said before, we have been delving into the Stylight Zone. Editor: Al! Other Car Snr.iiii_es bachelor of science or arts that chapter of the National Associa- Nothing said has been true in this world. Any similarity to persons Indeed it is a disgrace! We arc At Discoont Pr;cns 7 young ladies tion of University Dames. The living or (lead is purely cocincidental. approximately happy to sec that ths, Spartan DISCOUNT LUBRITORIUM will be receiving. but to them. national association encompasses But, there is still a radio somewhere on campus with the call 6th IL KEYES CY 5-6257 approximately 100 affiliate chap- letters W6YL. I wonder what ever happened to it? undoubtedly, the Ph.T (Putting Hubby Through) degree will be ters. just as an important bearing on At SJS. the club was given a Christmas Songs rnirgErER their lives as would the more helping hand by Mrs. John Wahl- academic degrees. quint, wife of the college presi- lliglerne Drug Lip. The Ph.T., complete with the dent. To Be Sung Today official college seal and the sig- "Janet Green ia coed) was the ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr. RENTALS I inane Sul ton. sop: :111,1. and nature of Pres. John T. Wahl- first vice president, but credit Special Student Rates Jennifer Chase, contralto, will come in today! quint, is awarded each semester goes to Mrs. Wahlquist as the Professional Pharmacists join voices for a program of latest models free dehuery to members of the SJS Univer- initiater of the idea," according Christmas music this afternoon PHONE CYpies, 3-7500 Wily guaranteed Free parang sity Dames Association who are to Yvonne Fisher, historian and at 1:30 in Concert Hall. SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS no deposit Free exchange wives of graduating seniors. public relations chairman for the Miss Sutton will open the pro- SAN JOSE, CALIF. Fernando CY 3-5283 WIFE RECOGNITION group. 124 E. San gram with a group of six Christ- This presentation of a degree A gift of $50 from the campus mas songs by Cornelius. Included OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT to its members is but one of the Faculty Wives club was the final OFFICE MACHINES CO. 1 are "The Christmas Tree," "The MODERN many ways in which the Dames boost to the group. Shepherds. " The Kings." "Sime- provide entertainment and rec- MEMBERSHIP GROWTH on," "Christ, the Friend of Chil- 111.10111..11111IMMEMEr ognition for the married women At present, membership aver- dren" and "The Christ ChM," students on campus. ages about 60 to 100 woolen per Miss Chase's selections will in- FA ST DRYCLEANING! Dances, bridge lessons and year. but, Yvonne admits. "We clude "A Star Was His Cradle," parties. home improvement and would like more members but it's of Del Riego; "A Slumber Song (ssiking let un-: :Ire all itart of Get Your Ski hard for people to come. Wives or the Madonna." of Head; "Be- 1 Clothes Ready! have so many outside interests fore Dawn." by Benjamin; "A working. Quite a few have chil- - Miracle Came to Me." by Berger TROPICAIRE , dren." Dos, and "Christmas." Its. Coch- ESQUIRE TWIN-Ylii DRIVE -1N Bring 4 loads of dry Meetings are held from 8 to ran. f formerly Mayfalri Suit Santa Clara at 371b CL. 5.544 cleaning and Entered es second class matter April 10 p.m. once a month in the To close the program, Miss 24. 1934. at San Jose. California, un- 1191 E. Santa Clara St. take home Spartan Cafeteria. At these Sutton and Miss Chase will join South Screen 8-lb. der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- the confroyrsial Phone: CY 3-9405 a lovable ber California tlewspapers Publishers meetings, some kind of specialty in a duet. "The Virgin's Slumber animal LOLITA stuffed Association. Published daily by Asso- entertainment is planned. A re- Song." by Roger. with Sue Lyn- PRESSURE POlf,T ciated Students of San Jose State cent speaker was a P.G.& E. rep- Dick Vs'oodruff will be accom- -and $200 College except Saturday and Sunday, resentative who showed the BOYS' NIGHT OUT during college year. Subscription ac- panist. Oarr.nt, Kim Nowak and Jack Lmmo, women tips on holiday decor and The program, presented by the cepted only on a remainder-of-semes- No.th Scsas ter bass. Foll academic year, $9: each recipes. SJS Music Department, is free PRESSURE POINT- The Sword of the Candunrer Frigidaire Quick-Clean Center semester $4.50. Off-campus price per Other activities sponsored by and open to ;ill copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414Editorial Dames are a float in the Home- - Ja-i 506 So. 9111 Corner E. William Ert, 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- Flow., Po rooting parade. presentation of a BOYS' NIGHT OUT tising Er+, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, starring Kirn Novak and Jack Lernmon "Dame of the Year award, and Oriocci Names PressFriday. of Globe Printing Co. Office a $100 scholarship awarded to - Z7 hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through the outstanding husband. Bowling Tourney Thanksgiving. Christmas and Editor LESTER ON Trophy Winners AcIstrfising Mgr. _ STU FLANSBURG Easter finds the women compil- 316 DRIVE-IN Day Editor GENE WILLIAMS ing gift baskets for the needy. With ne;irly hal 'nit rani s, Spr- South First STAFF POSITIONS Often, husbands are included tan Oriocci's first bowling tourna- News Editor . MANUEL ROBLES Venus in the fun planned by the wives, ment was tremed "a big success," First Space Ship on Office Manager . DAVE NUSBAUM KING OF KINGS Sporfs Editor JOHN HENRY such as will be the case tomor- by Tom Nishikawa, tournament Copy Editor . CAROLYN LUND row evening. On the agenda is a chairman. with Jeff Hunter

Feature Editor ...... TOM KENNEDY Christmas dance, complete with . Trophy winners in the men's Varese, The Unbelia,,r Society Editor .... PRUD1 STAV1G Christmas trees and a piano and women's divisions were, high Fine Arts Editor BOB PACIN1 gold W;re Editor JESS CHAMBERS that looks like a fireplace. series. Bark Inouye. 753, and Fran Photo Editor . . DAVE BELLAK The affair will take place in Kuhn 735: high score. Ralph Yin- SARATOGA 'IV Exchange Editor KEITH TAKAHASHI WG22, between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. each'. 236. and Janneite Lee, 177, Promotion Manager KENT VLAUTIN 14502 Rig Bos.n Way All married students are in- and low score, George Neya.ma. Reporters: Po Angle, Jerry Arco, Tim Saratoga vited. 101. and Kimi Masuda, 46. Berr, Drucilla Challberg, Don Chap- THE IMPORTANT MAN man, Steve Chell, Bob Dune, Gerald Advisers to the women are- , The team trophy went to Kent A major motion picture roofed Gvibov, Jody Kincaid, Betty Lu- faculty wives Mrs. Gaylen Built, Nakata, Naomi Naminatsd Fran brano. George Martin, Ken Porter, deeply in the Mexican soul:' Mrs. Richard Elliott. William KW)", Bill Hamad,, and Miye Asai Fred Sehoonmaker Carol Swenson, and Charles Stevens. scored a Eugene Williams, MA,Q! Yamamoto. Padfield -They total of 3067 points CARRY ON SERGEANT COLD WIND IN AUGUST

1433 The Alameda TAKE A STUDY BREAK LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD EVERY MAN'S The man who wants all three wants the Arrow "Gordon Dover CHEERLEADER Club." It is traditionally styled with softly rolled COLD WIND IN AUGUST button-down collar, placket front and plait in hack. Expert Sportsman or spectator, you'll cheer for the tailoring is geared to Clip This Coupon "Gordon Driver Club." Shirt. Softly rolled button fit the active college man. down medium -point collar is teamed with a "Sanforized" cotton Oxford spells day-long comfort CARRY ON TEACHER center plait in back and button on hack of collar STUDENTS Perfect fit results from years of Arrow tailoring PLUS ,6 1( Green Stamps ... We Give Them STUDENTS ONLY know-how. Comfortable "Sanforimd" cotton FREE ADMISSION FREE Oxford cloth comes in this fall's leading ti,i, coupon good for on free adm.ss.on to a .,'"' solid shirt colors. $500. Tere student with a student body card whe accompanied by urn Dr stu- fully paid student admission. Both students must have current BE PRE dent body cards. NO EXCEPTIONS, COUPON MUST ,/ only Hen' SENTED. Good Towne, Gay or Saratoga Theeters. Good pan, day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Not good Fridey Ifor.HFR ON kahantilly nt Sunday. GOOD AT SHOWING, OF "CARRY /At 64tv4Fiff (,./..kirrrntaeathrti '-Wan OR HiGti Open every week 1- before Ce ONLY, AND NO OTHER SHOW. ALL COLLEGE SCHOOL STUDENT BODY CARDS VAI ID San Jose state Thursday. Dee 6 1962 sPARTIrs DAILY -3 Spartan Frosh Clash Four Games In Intramural With Gator Hoopsters Basketball Cagers Meet Gators Tonight Its JOHN HENRY tor the Gators oat find 64 ' scorer after t ii Danny Glines' frosh cage Griggs' return t o the starting (het. games with 22 Bon at the guard spot. according Four games are on tap tor to- To,,, Cleary at the post. Cleary points. Bates will be seeking its second Griggs sat out the Oakland traN The Spartan eagers open their is right behind him to Inman. He gives the Sputum night's only intramural league ac- win tonight at 6:15 when with an ankle injury home season tonight at 8:15 in the is returning for his last year at with 20 markers. needed speed. Craig l'arpentei will straight and will be tion at 3:45 and 4:45 p.m, in the: SI'S. He sties a starter on last also See a lot of time in the games entertains the San Francisco making his college debut tonight. Spartan Gym against the San Innian said that junior college it Men's Gym. No other games have in the Spartan gym. Francisco Gators. The two schools .)ear's team. Ile will be oone of Spartans had a 40 tier cent State freshmen Glines emphasized that Griggs' been transfer Litilie shies %sill also he,. Thi, scheduled since the varsity the mooring threats for Sall an inielesting return will bolster the squad freshman squads will tangle in a a lot of nit iI,is. %islet as,'tge Port - It stacks up as eon- basketball team is playing tonight.. *Noted 16 field-i.'. al I ag ns t pielimirtary Franelseo. A good hook and lay ,peetator game, as the I \st, teams siderably. asserting, "Bob is an out- game at 6:15. ; ts iii use. f VS01 gaini-s against land. Although Inman said there The Rum Runners and the Air up are the best shots he hat,. tin offense. standing shooter and a fine team Tomorrow the Spartans will l'ortland. Niel Sampson use contrasting style, Force ROTC No. 1 and the Saints re- will lie is room for imprtaernent he was are a deliberate &Wen turn to action in the Spartan Gym Brad Duggan, 6-4, and Jim CU!, another torssard alio Inman The Spartababes and the Hustlers battle at 3:45. alit pleased with the Spartans outing team, while the Gators Joining Griggs in the backcourt The at 8:15 against a tough Santa ningham. 6.2, will open at the lot - take a gthitl look It ii, both ball-control Beavers duel the Pagoda i.51014: is Pete Newell Jr.. while S. Barbara five. Santa %%amis. Duggan, a transfer ft ganwv. resort to a fast and high-scoring T. Sal- Pigeons at 4:45, and the Muffs Barbara fold and Clegg will start at for- opened against Loyola and almost City College of San Francisco, wa, brand of ball. and the 545 Club play at the same Htll lunge and Run L.:axial. won its opener lied wards. Jeff Goodere at center beat them before bowing 60-54. the leader of the CCSF state San Jose time. situ l lie starters in the backcouil Oakland City College, rounds out the starting five. while championship team in 1961-62. Ile All new 1963 cars at weekend at In Tuesday night's action. the The Santa Barbara cagers miss- longs.' was a big scorer for th. only decision of the Craig Fergus. Jack Miller, Doug is a good ball handler and excel- 50-18. in its Phi Sigs barely edged Lambda Chi, ed numerous opportunities that Spartans as he dunked 18 points wholesale prices season, while SF'S has coin- Paul, Ben Bower, Smith and Tar- lent shooter from any position on earb 45-41. Phi Sigs used free throw could have changed the outcome up north. Labetich wasn't far be- s. . , log. rantts are expected to see action.' the court. pilet a 1-2 shots to win the game, and the in its favor according to coach Stu hind as he got 15 for the Spartans. Cunningham is a three year vet- cotah Glines club is still being Coach Bob Itodrigo's squad is big mistake of Lambda Chi's stall also Inman. Alan Jancsi will si-i'm lot of - call 368-4259 injuries, as regulars el:in at SFS. He has been called htunpered by and fast, and much better than its contributed to the winners' cause. Tuesday night the Gators were the cjegg, Mike Smith and Frank 1-2 record might indicate. In its Don Shoemaker tearn's Itxst handler and Bill hit for 12 points humiliated by the Santa Clara Zi..calljialjaakagaZajOala.14; see limited action slarzitional leader" by coach Paul kW a Tarrantts will lone win against Lincoln High of tor Phi Sigs. Broncos 86-58. The standout for Only is 11 I IttitUk41. against the Gators. Clegg San Francisco and two losses to Sigma Chi upset Delta Upsilon, SFS was guard Mike Carson who Mike Carson, 5-9, and Bill N,. - start. USF and Santa Clara freshmen 42-33. as Jack ItailliN scored 13 scored 14 points. Mahlon Daimon, however, Bob et t i. 5-11, are slated to open -ml One !night spot. is teams, the Gator frosh has dis- tallies and Ed Mare,- dropped in a 6-4 forward, also was impressive I he guard positions. Carson is played ample scoring punch. De- 12 points for Sigma Chi tor the ICeierti. fense has been it, weak ,peedy man who can shoot fo.tn point. Theta Chi cnntinued its winnite, priikalibi the inside and outside. lie is th.. According to (Mlles. both USE wa,1, hy routing Delta Sigma Phi Grceling,s man the Gators claim makes their and 48-33. Steve De(oite was Trs' high Santa Clara have "excellent fast break BIG BEN ROOT BEER vitro man for the night. game go. teams." Neither one walked off on 11 field goals and lour free Matmen To Defend Noeett1 l another member ilf aith an easy victory over the throw. for 25 to.ints the (*('SE. einunplonship team 460 E. William Gators. Shieks and Washburn bat- that transfered ti SFS. lie is Against Santa Clara Tuesday. tled I, mm 12-12 be in the regulat Its Nor-Cal Title fast and smart on the court_ a contest but Stank. eventualb the Gator yearlings led Imam of the the team player and leader. eked out a 50-46 win in dould.. "WORK way before finally succumbing, 64- Inman's Spartans will probably overtime. Gus Anderson tonna,- In Tournament .t}a.ri 65. with big Harry Edwin.', Mike Ryan, 6-6. and Allan Cox. uted 24 points, but it is as th. e .1 I tl I mm. the starting at post. Edwards didn't We honestly believe that we OF sp:irked SFS clutch shooting of Ilanford Rams ii ,asth Annual Northern California start either game against Portland is ho srored four points in the final Intereollegiati wrestling tourna- last weekend, but he had a fine now serve the finest hamburgers and steak ART" :’irne, that gave the Shieks the ment will be held here Saturday. second half Saturday night and sandwiches in San Jose. Come try one and THRIFTY Fresno State is favored, but the scored 14 points to tie Dennis Cashmere ,,they tonte,ts, SAE rolled sweaters 8. Coats S.TS wrestling squad will he out to Bates for high point honors for the you will return for em Sivnia Pi. 19-22. ATO trounced more. Our Specialty retain its title held for the past &IS squad. Theta Xi. 11.1-17 PIRA slipped past STUDENTS three years. Bill Robertson and Bates will Iii" Sig Eps, 39-31. Cut Your Gasoline Costs The Rejects pr.thably get the nod at the for- By Buying Even though ESC is the favored DISCOUNT WITH ASR CARD a Molar Brand ..1,t1,10.red the Nomens, 49-18. ark. team, Spartan coach Hugh Mumby Robertson is the leadint: Gasoline at Discount Prices The 4-nicators maintained their believes, "We have a pretty perfect bowling record and play good FREE chance, but we have been weak- PURITAN OIL CO. ,,,,,n,l-placed Sig Eps today at Flay-Crisp ened in four weights." He said *Is, Fried Chicken Diluter Frosted mug root beer rt Cleaners Just o Few Blocks from Campus will be the favorite contender. is ill Play Richard 4th & %., $1.30 with our new 398 E. Santa Clara 293.1030 William 6th & Keyes Presently, only two weights have (,),Iiring III Ifni rounds of Includes Spud-nik 10111 & Taylor been determined. Char-Broiled 1/4 lb. Hamburger ..e./../DOCerewCallesCoCedbm' the tenni., tournament lie defeated Paul Hodgins. potatoes and salad 99e Boh W,uals, 9_7 mut 6.1; who won third place in the meet (To Got (with lettuce and tomato) 1;t0 year, is wrestling in the 191 Hass this year. Don Anderson takes 11.015s 11c,it Loaf Borger Your Pet's Dept. Store Spartan Gridders 1 lodgins' former position and wres- Niee i a I 25it 494 tle, as a heavyweight. 1.,1)1' and 11iT'S Present this coupon through 12-18-62 IT Open Deily 10 to 8 Named All-Coast Challenge matches were held Three SPa I'l an ',T !e,'-. is et', '-(Iven .,esterday and are being held today REST.1111k7V1 Open Set. & Sun. 10 to 6 of 9th honorable menii..n .ori the A-...i- determine the starting lineup. T711fMlfrn, frOYMNYTIMMYrtriffiCYM ?Tara rt-rAT71 ated Press All -c.,,,.1 1....itaill temi We give Z.’001 The three pla,..i.- Johnny .1..lin- Green Stamps son. 1)ave Johns..n ..11.! Iland Car- ter have heen the nu. in,. c., of the ono of 14-to ',ingest pet shops in the countr,' San Jose State offense this viii 1280 The Alameda Phone 297-0254 Of the three. the Spartans ..nly Johnny Johnsto by grailua- t,on et Lucky Both Dave Johnson and Carter if 7. ee'.; % .41.-74.A-44‘."7. . 4tv played their first varsit seasons for the Spartans this sear Carter ((.\.4 . / was honored last year as the All- Let's not for.-- t-OkaN: Nom. ,,..... American junior college quarter- V:4' Itaek while at Santa Monica Junior Questions" tl". "Crazy t,tit,...:, Play little brothers and sisters this 50 CASH AWARDS A MONTH, ENTER NOW. HERE'S HOW: Johnstat w,... one of the Spartans RULES: Z- First, think of an answer. Any answer. Then come up with "Ei liristmas. i hv not rie leadin.:, pa,- 11.1,1\ iii.:, this year. homor 'up ..0 (*iiiiiql l',.J. Tiichenal his been a nutty, surprising question for it, and you've done a to and !hi- iiiveri it them official ''S \ JOSE thinkin of nun-ing him from the -Crazy Question." It's the easy new way for students to tricl position to a flankerback spot make loot. Study the examples below, then do your own. every month Orii,o0i -1 Entries during eacc r- t\ sT sneatshirts . . . nou next piit Send them, with your name, address, college and class, will be Con,dered to n awards Any entry received alto, C.1 *hi 30. 1963. wai not be eld4f,.. III become the properly Of The AT, to GET LUCKY, Box 64F, Mt. Vernon 10, N. Y. Winning Tobacco Company Any comings duffer,' ;nay enter the contest. excAr, at Spartan Bookstore of Company Is advertising agene, ;IN ailable Swift Rise entries will be awarded $25.00. Winning entries sub- ployeer. The American Tobacco ,1! 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16 Clean Alley'. Open 24 Hrs. (( 7 Days A Week et Luc TRY our STEAK $1.45 the taste to start with., the taste to stay with orr Spartan Bookstore THE QUESTION IS: WHAT'S A PLEASANT. MEMORABLE WAY TO URGE WOK ERS TO BUY LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES? When you Get Lucky, you get the -Hight On Campus - DOWNTOWN famous, fine-tobacco taste that's easy to stick with You get the great taste Your Campus Christmas Gift Headquarters that explains why Lucky smokers stay Lucky smokers. Got it? Then go, go, go. Mre,:r BOWL Go out and Get Lucky. 41*.Zreld1W, 1 ('54 .0A. t. es) "mho qtAbiltiesiiimp ":410A AS Oler neaddlr Cam.' t -SPARTAN DAILY 1iiursda5. Dec. 8. 1962 Freshman Camp Interview Insight to Arithmetic Signups To End Monday of Prof 's leS1. Book Inter% It Topic Ihnl typed tr Freshman s'amp associate. considerable empha, ;Int111.4. Inters lew. tRettlin this the top of the rtILiflh,tt.IletI Dr. James It. Smart. given to whole ntifi,1 Anil is I slenil 111211 Alon- The enormities. consists Of eieht as, ifessor of mat tiemat les. has re- Garraft. faculty and nine student meinUi pa'esaitages and . ueriiromg f.1 Bob cently had his book titled -New I,.ii 1.1 op direeltir. including the present and ; Ile feels that confidim... Understanding in Arithmetic": .%!,f t1 it'.i I ion, .intl sigma, sheets Freshman Camp directors. lack ot it. plays iiI., Allyn and Bacon Inc. ii. till. P,II,I,nt Union. There are seven student (aim- published hy dents' inability te "is. vol. 50 ,- coins must he In by mittee positions open. and - , "The book." Dr. Smart says. arithmetic "We used r .11 tn qualilications include has ing . 'a compilation of materials staralardi7cd tests th students in Itil,r\ lit son Is. on s overall and a 2.0 last sem.- , in instructing college can advance . Th. . possessing a general knowled remedial mathematics." ally once : Freshman Camp olijeetises. and arithme- arithinci make fear of Gr In his attempt to To Attend general knowtedve if the iireani- tic more meaningful, Dr. Smart fidenee in his cation of the camp. iris employed wide use of visual and estimate pts,taimis A committee member must also .11..,2ration.s throughout the book. Dr. Smart is in ti 1-.,,a1a Party members . r have the ability to establish rap- GETTING TO KNOW YOU -Three ex- Sta un consul. s methods, which entail as an instructor to of the Brothers Four chat with Spartan Daily Paine, Carol Swensen, Bob Flick, Margie Yama- port with the group. the ability of the number line .1 pinata reporters after their performance in Morns moto, and Mile Kirkland. Not pictured is Dick tensive use communicate effectively. 3 nd the problem, I : I-. Its ..2 X I.rn at the In - .osolves solving simple :emie Dailey Auditorium. They are, from left. John Foley I: jaw of responsibility necessity ways. includin, Cars aayilaLle hi, by I ii.ii,iI S1iiji'flt Center 2SA in a variety of d’,,.. for the position. Orogen and Phoenix. tonight S ket St The party will be, ! estimating. The time element is an impor- I Call 294.424, +rater], co-sponsered its the S3S Spanish' Dr. Smart reports that he has tant factor as committee work Theta 'Off to Lenny 's'- on meas. 839 Almaden Chili placed a heavy emphasis usually requires about four or five varie0 Consul Cota trill shov films on ment since he teels it to be tlie I J.H. Goulden & Associates ii hours outside work per week, phi, starts :MAI... Entertainment trill In- most pixirly taught area of arith- at least one committee meeting ski. singing and the tta- metic at lower levels. Hots.- ii - week early. .4 the pinata Evening With 'Brothers Four' man of ' - - person, Grad Interviews Psi Chi Group doers uk Graduate interview appoint- presenter Big Auto ments are being taken in the Reg- Proves A Whirlwind Affair This y Insurance Savings Ramainced SAVE istrar's Office. Adm102. for sen- To Hear Profs w>,en lona 1144,4d 111. Ow./ R y CAROL SWENSEN and MARGIE vAmAmwro the first 2. 571 lea lit gviching. or net iors expecting to graduate in June Alen lite!I P+, Chi. honorary of $4.5 (gated on current 17 per PER presente+ Pylgong) or Summer You see them once. you want failed to crack a smile during peels yet." cent Srig’ minted., Sessions. in i,,yehology, will hear the sorra 25: 1252 less $43 dividend, or not four, he was quick society Gt,t. of 5209. Appointments will be taken un- to see them again, some of the evening's most hilari- Tallest of the two San Jose State 0+1- tented th $10/20 000 Seedily ',Net So we did! 011ti moments. with wit and spontaneous answers, Italks by LlabtlIty: 1811 $5.000 til Dec. 14 and resumed after the Property Damage and $500 Medical nings. Two one-and-a-half-hour per- The group seemed to center ' The group has no specific leader. ' lege professors during their Fri- Pevrnents. Other coverages at con.- Chtistmas holidays. Seniors ex- TI Carob'. savings. Payments can be formances of t.ilk singing around bass fiddle wielding Bob "we change weekly . . and this day meeting, beginning at 8 p.m REG. Tad. once. twice or four times pecting to graduate must have may Tonigh tt Call or write for full info,- their interview before Fel). 26. .seem to some to be just a Monoto- Flick. '23. He carried off some of 'is my week!" he said with a :it the home of Dr. Brian Pendlt 299 - oion to Georg. U. Campbell, presenter ea kfarai Annul. Sunnyvale, 1963. and maj.ir and minor fiirms Mats repeat of an LP record. but the most audience pleasing songs twinkle. ton. assistant professor of ps- Ecost 9.1741 (gay 11 mite). Partici filed with the registrar and ap- nit when the singers are the of the evening. "I'm Being Eaten New York saw -four wide-eyed chology. ETHYL sions are pr.priate depart rtient.., Brothers Four. by a Boa Constrictor" and Zi 'tourists" quite a foss- years hack pro- Dr. James Asher, associate MAJOR Ch. CO CaASOI;'dt Omega. They keep their material fresh Minutes to Go." when the Brothers Four appeared f .sor of psychology will discuss Pi. and personal by frequent refer-1 Both on stage and off, they on their first national television psychological linguistics and Dr Enters' ences to the locality. Morris Dailey proved to be no different than the 'show. "The Jimmy Rogers Show PURITAN OIL CO. William N. McBain will present are: Garn sitting on either side of On the serious side. Bob 4th & William Oh & P. yin Auditorium to them was "an inti- fellows P.... .rut ation gathered throlieh hi. Taylor pa Game mate little bomb shelter" and they , us in the audience. dieted. "I don't think folk singinc tOts & rch on monotony. Partici. Spaztana ever die out. It is one of thi -ii.lonteered to contribute all pro- , Back stage after their two per- will 'on are: ...1, from their "benefit" to the formanccs. the quartet appeared !types of music that will alissii- Alpha Ch CLASSIFIEDS *..rtan Daily and the Young Re- casual in slacks and shirts. tired I be with us. Ion. Sit but happy. ! "Someday the Brothers Four! ALMA GOLF COURSE FOR SALE RENTALS Alpha. Shy man of the group. Dick Dick was the first to leave. and 'may become unpopular, but never son jose's newest, most modern Sigma f'l 35 i Foley. 23, added his dark void Meanwhile. John talked with three 'folk singing." u-4431. 9 hole golf course Each g: looks to the final musical product. teen-aged admirers who seemed! Activities on stage began to minute sl for t:t. :e- mochiSitave John Paine, 24. displayed to want more than just an auto- quicken as the banjo. gintars and Apt, Only Lighted Golf ity. prep: Apo an. conract r '.....d. litb!, this little-boy charm in both song graph. bass were strapped into their -5 Course in Northern The 0.4 and personality. On another corner of the stage , cases. "One last question." B.,i, cc, WANTED Appearing to be one of the Mike renewed acquaintances with said. California dominate forces in the quartet. an old fraternity brother vs-ho had Who arranges your music - Rider from Los Gatos ,ita back MWF. ssime straight-faced Mike Kirkland, 29, been with the group when they "Some of our music we GOLF - $1.00 - students and faculty FR) Apt bIS. from SJS. Afoot Worse,' %% ere the Brothers Five. "He ourselves, but most of the SOW' - MON. THRU Ewc. Ridets to Chicago area dropped out because he didn't need we use have been fragment - 29. AL 3-222 t MINIATURE GOLF _Mc_ with A.S.B. Card the money." Mike quipped during :known and we alter them.- libe ’-,- 2e . bite . Girl. .- for tOGrn eta ci,ord Spartaguide ' the performance. The stage was almost empt * 1-hole golf course * miniature golf The remaining "brother." Bob,' nuts, as Bob, apparently acquaint- * putting greens * snack bar -I-1)1)AI : 55-57 Ch.., 'stayed to answer the bulk of our ed with Sail Jiis Adv Hass titian Club, meeting, Build-, Yosh !questions. And lucky for us . . .11ife," offered, "Let's to Lenny 's ' ALMA GOLF COURSE me P. 7,30 p.m. member Spartan Foundation Wanted. - girls in I he's the only single member of the I "But we can't. l se got cont,c unapproved sigma Mu Tail, meeting. S307. 445 W. Alma St., San Jose . . v -e CV 4 3453 betweer !group and has "no marriage pros- out. -Di .11 I, III ivatcn Brand new! ^rites 11011.40 Team% and Indhidualsi I." a 243.94.- T . SERVICES \VG23. 7 p.m. "Expert typing Service- - day or t Fr.-.4hman Clam, meeting. Col - Ca CL 8-4335 or Ci. 1-i824. : 'n. in. 3:30 p.m. Auto insurance for students. Ph 245 meeting. College 17nion. hi.' 1,, ' 2420. Cher Bail., Ins. 385 S. Mon e . -a 56 ^-:: E: .Arnald .1kir Soeiety, meeting. a Typing done -, TII139, 730 p.m. Club. TOMORROW: If V., Expert tnsing Amerieall stielety of Civil Ess-- Izin,r..,. Oh John A. Expert tylaYg .. Flitt hqua Ite Iigy and ral Dy- Typ'ng in my ho-, Ifas enly Restio- at. 8 p.m. Career pinnn ng Psi Chi. meeting, :41 N. 21st sit.. 8 p.ii Typing contraCt T.: - Spartan Chi. meeting. WG22.

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