Calif rnia St. ite Library Sserartentc, 9, Calif: rnia Governor Knight's Senatorial Campaign Comes to SJS NW.
Gov. Goodwin Knight speaks . . . Talks to oldest living SJS grad ... Meets world's fastest human, Ray Norton . . . And ponders a reporter's question. Spartalotos by Paul BufaJstrin Knight Calls Opponent Clair Engle a 'Wisecracker Claims Engle Points to Own Si2attan State Record Concedes Loss By GEORGE SKELTON VOL. 46 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1958 NO. 16 By JOHN SALAMIDA A handshaking Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, appearing confident and jovial, hurled a verbal blast at senatorial opponent Clair Engle and Gov. Goodwin J. Knight said yesterday he has learned from 'Freshman Class pointed to his own record as governor yesterday during a campus a "reliable" source that his senatorial opponent Clair Engle privately Rezoning May Ease campaign visit. has conceded defeat in the November elections. "The U.S. Senate is no place for flippant remarks or wisecracks," The governor disclosed the surprising information at a press To Hold Election Knight told approximately 500 students and faculty during a morning conference prior to a speech on the SJS campus. SJS Housing Plight address in the innerquad. He said the statement comes from a reliable source close to Knight charged his Democratic. - Engle and his campaign. "We all know him very well the governor Of Officers Today opponent once said "the way to a top highway patrol, health di- GARY BROWN added. By Freshman Class elections will get elected is to get yourself a pertinent and the finest state cul- He refused to say whether the Overcrowded student resident facilities may be relieved in the be held today from 10 a.m. to 4 tist of $20 bills, go to a bar and lege system in the country. near future. Lack of houaing facilities will be reduced greatly if the for one of source was a Democrat p.m. in the Outer Quad. buy drinks everyone town." Knight said Sea Joie is publican. Court Announces rezoning plan approved unanimously by the San Jose Planning Com- The governor also said the Sat- the fastest growing communities All freshmen are urged to vote 'There are several reasons why mission receives final approval from the City Council. urday Evening Post and Oxnard in the state. "The idea of the so that officers will be true repre- my opponent is right that he is SJS Organizations The Planning Commission approved the petition for rezoning of a Press Courier quoted Engle as Santa Clara Valley as a fruit going to lose." said Gov. Knight. portion of the Naglee Park area, east of the college, at a meeting held sentatives of the class, according saying the way to get an Indian's orchard is a thing of the past," "No. I The serious miscalcu- yesterday morning in the City Hall. to Dr. John D. Dutton, assistant vote "is to get a blanket and a he said. jug The lation in his strategy is that his Subject to Fines The proposed changes, as quoted from City Planning Commis- professor of philosophy and Fresh- of wine." governor claimed he has Some 160 recognized college or- sioner Lawrence A. Appleton, follow: The fired -up Republican speaker been endorsed by 117 California ridiin hope was the people of "From E. San F do to man Class adviser. California %% mild reject the Pres- ganizations will be subject to Stu- E. San Salvador street on 12th and 13th streets; and from E. rapped Engle for his remark in newspapers. every civic club in Harvey Block. Dick Duran idents foreign policy and the dent Court fines ifrevised officer San Fernando to E. San Carlos streets on 14th and 15th streets." Oxnard. July 26, that the Eisen- San Francisco, all state GOP or- and Paul Lewis are candidates, hower the California Eisenhower Doctrine. That has lists are not turned in by Oct. 31, Plans call for changing the present status of the area from single Doctrine, is "the bunk." ganizations and for class president. Federation of Labor. not happened. Chief Justice Dick Christiana said family residences to multiple family dwellings. Under this zoning the "Judge for yourself next week yesterday. Other freshmen vying for class when the President visits Califor- "No. 2 My opponent has fail- house owners are allowed a maximum number of five students. The INTRODUCED BY _WAHLQUIST Constitution by-laws require or- positions are: nia whether his doctrine is 'the ed to identify himself in the proposed plan, which needs only the approval of the City Council, Knight was introduced by SJS ganizations to inform the court of Vice president: Duncan Knowles, hunk' or not." Knight asked. The who minds of the people of this state will redefine the area as a multiple family zone. This will permit a President John T. Wahlquist, new officers and members, Chris- Jerry Cook, Ralph McKay and Guy governor called Eisenhower's as real senatorial timber. reclassification of existing buildings which in essence will put higher said Engle also has been invited tiana said. Pucci . "troop plan in Lebanon a great "Engle's campaign has placed limitations on the number of persons who may occupy the buildings to speak at the college, During the meeting held yester- Success.- too much emphasis on wise cracks that qualify for a bigger populace. Corresponding secretary: Char- Dr. Wahiquist praised the day in the Student Union, the lotte Butler. Kathy Martin and Knight drew some chuckles state's stand on education. "Most and not enough on interest." During the meeting the Commission indicated that there are court appointed Senior Justice Marilyn Grose. when he said, "The Eisenhower modern accomplishments at SJS Governor Knight pointed to two, 11 existing houses which might accommodate large living groups. Judy Keech to make a study to policy has been praised by Harry have been made during his They pointed out also that 12 structures presently exist that may Recording secretary: Sue Pen- examples to back up the state- find possible locations on campus Truman. And any time you can oKnight's) tenure as governor." house more than the old quota of five students. The nes% plan nisted, Sandra Catania, Colleen ment. for December election posters. get Truman to praise a Repub- Also present on the speaker's would also allow the construction of apartment houses. Harold, Darlis Carle. Francine "No. 1 Engle said at Oxnard Next court meeting will be held lican you’re doing something." platform was Mrs. Lydia Hunter, Albert Ruffo, attorney, submitted the proposed rezoning plan. Ozols, Carole Warren, Pauline July 26 that he proposed to prove Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in ,the Stu- Knight also said, referring to oldest living SJS graduate. She Formidable opposition was voiced by attorney John Burnett Lymberis and Chrisida Constan- In this campaign that the Eisen- dent Union. Students may attend. in a pe- Engle, "It's too cheap and too was graduated in 1883 tition submitted to the Commission. tine. hower Doctrine was bunk: The pet ty to try to run against Knight's visit was sponsored Principal objection, according to the Treasurer: Sandra Dill, Jane lives of millions of people are opposition, Was related to Dwight Eisenhower or Harry by the Young Republicans of the age old problem of parking and conjestion. Kellenburger and Marie Durkee. affected by the Doctrine. It is not Opponents also ex- Truman. If he keeps that up dur- San lose his r. Ihtle Scott, State Solon Talks pressed the idea that the rezoning is unnecessary Female freshmen council repre- bunk. due to the fact that ing the next three weeks, I won't club president, Introduced Dr. the new campus of University of California and a state sentative: Karen Chikuma, Linda "No. 2 -Typical of my oppon- college in have to make any more speeches." Wahiquist. Alameda County soon will be erected to relieve the Janney, Pat Kinney. Linda Yama- ent's campaign is the following: Here Tomorrow present over- The governor accused his op- Knight didn't relate his stand Sen. John F. (Jack) crowding at San Jose State. moto, Cherie Singer, Robin Brown, "Get a fistful of $20 hills, go to State ponent. a congressman, of "mis- on propositions during the speech. The debate lasted approximately two hours with the Kathy Armstrong, Nancy Remit*, the biggest bar in town, and buy Thompson will be guest speaker in Commission leading the people of California." But afterwards, during an informal giving the new Susan Lovely and Marsha Kelber three political Science IA classes zone-change plan their unanimous approval. Knight said Engle posed in a jet drinks for the house." Male freshmen council repre- discussion with students, admitted tomorrow, according to C. W. Hu- pilot uniform this summer in Prop- When asked by a reporter if fientatise: Rob Melitishin. David he was "1000 percent for shaw, instructor in political sci- Washington D.C. and had the pic- and against Proposi- he expected to win, the governor R. Davis, James Wilson. Harry osition 3." ence. ture printed in a "gold, expensive" 17 and 18. was quick to answer. Hoideman, Rod Briggs and Jack tions 16, Students and faculty are invited campaign pamphlet. "The picture first-time voters "Yes I expect to win. 1 just USAF Slates Eseoser. He also told to hear Senator Thompson speak shows Engle sitting in a jet plane character, integrity know 1 have a winning cam- The following statement was is- to look for on the "Responsibility of Citizen- and the caption reads. "Clair and the record" in a candidate. paign." The state chief execu- sued by Paul Lewis, presidential ship" at 3:30 or 430 p.m. in Engle served with the Air Force me to increase your tive said that the biggest part candidate: "Remind CH236. in Korea. salaries." the governor told a of his campaign is developing New Moon Try "Although I want to win and of students as he WAS now. the office means a lot to me, the NOT A VETERAN group "Engle whisked away to another appoint- Governor Knight also pointed MORE MOON TRIP PLANS thirds of all votes cast plus one. Moan rant thing is that the fresh- went to Korea four out that a recent poll for the sen- Radio Station Goes WASHINGTON Air Force men get out and vote today. And weeks on a congressman's salary. ment. shows that he is ahead. He is not a ator post officials have announced plans DULLER HITS RED CHINA no matter who is elected. the veteran and admits recognized poll," it," "A state-wide Into Planning Ste for another moon rocket launch- WASHINGTON Secretary of Freshman Class must remember Knight said. the governor said, "shows that I'm ing during the Nov. 7-9 weekend. State Dulles fullest coopera- The throng, which lined the KOED, a closed-circuit campus said yesterday Red to give him the leading Engle by 2 per cent." One official, however, said it China's alm is to drive and support Tower Building upper corridor radio station will go into planning the U.S. tion He added that 43 per cent of the might have to be delayed until out of the western candidates for frosh of - and stretched across the inner stage at a meeting tomorrow at Pacific and Other people. interviewed favored him, December. there is no linacailahle quad grass. stopped the governor 3:30 p.m. in SD117, according to point in bargaining for flees for corn - while 41 per cent were in favor peace by offering to by applause only once. That was Marcy Kessler, publicity director. reduce Na- ment of Engle. Sixteen per cent were tionalist forces on when he declared himself solidly Anyone interested in planning BOMB SYNAGOGUE the offshorei The Sheik of Araby undecided. islands. behind the Supreme Court's anti- would have an The poll, taken in the last two activities of the campus radio sta- PEORIA, Ill. A homemade segregation stand. easier time weeks, was conducted by J. P. tion is invited to the meeting, Miss black powder bomb shattered win- Knight also had good words for NEW HIGH COURT JUDGE Pi Omega Pi Asks creeping into Knight. according to the governor. Kessler said. dows and damaged the interior of the Democrats. "It has been most- that tent if Ile WAS quick to point out that a synagogue early yesterday. FBI WASHINGTON - Potter Stew- ly Democrats who have supported ard he wore sneaky.solad the poll taker was no relation. agents have joined police investi of Cincinnati assumed his seat Grant From ASB Eisenhower's legislative m ea s- Nears Boots Deadline gating the explosion which a Jew- in the U.S. Supreme Court yesteg. Student Council meets today at ures." he said. Desert no, from For Applications ish leader said probbaly has day after a brief ceremony, 2:30 p.m. In the Student Union. Knight, who claims to have Fiction Deadline connection with recent synagogue, -- Interested students may attend signed into lass linthl dur- Root/Allies.official short serious Today is the last day for stu- bombings in the South. LITTLE ROCK RULING DUE outfitters Wanted: fiction, the meeting. according to, Dick ing his slit year, as gmernor, desert lovers. or funny; deadline today. dents to pick up applications for ST. LOUIS A ruling is en- Robinson. ASB president. boasted the state budget has of The solicitor is Marie Wallace, Fulbright Scholarships being of- POPE SELECTION pected today on proposed plans to Main items facing .he council bees balanced toe ycars in a 12.95, sahib. f eat ure editor of Lyke. SJS fered for the 1959-60 academic VATICAN CITY Catholic lease Little Rock public schools today are application for recogni- row. He pointed to the Life feature magazine. She added that year. Church Cardinals meet Oct. 25 to to a private corporation for op. tion of the Russian Club, and a magsaine, August issue, vshieli stories must be from 750 to 1500 Seniors and graduate students begin selecting a successor to the erat ion on a segregated basis. A request fer a $100 grant from ASIA reporter' California has lug the Roos/Atkins words in length and must be sub- may obtain applications in the late Pope Pius XII. :Using ii secret three-judge panel in the 1'.S fonds by Pi Omega Pi. a nail 'nal best highway prnkram in the mitted to the if.,}ce office by the Dean of Students office, Admin. ballot, the cardinals vote until Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in, coeducational honorary society for nation. . S(j ,’,t riUra end of the day, 269. one man receives at least two- hearing the case. business education majors. Knight also said the state has V Ammle.
Cards Provoke Scrutiny ’ Thrust & Parry Dear Thrust and Parry: . articles but in a less conspicuous "ition, 2 SPARTAN 1)W 1 .,,tober 15. 1958 What is this big ado over an I Is Sincerely, American Humor? ordinaly act of charity being used; By BOB WILSON taken to the rock pile . since I've found you to build interest in the student Paul Troeter, ASB 1181F1 Tender ('arc -Vote expense of a single Yesterday was my birthday. have a heart of stone"- Loving paper at the Dale L. Berry, ASB 10064 have been a brother to me" ... Darn it. student? Surely the generous per- WATCH YOUR TOES ... "So what!" you sneer. That's a very good Laux, ASB 13652 hospital. there's one gay sons and organizations who went Ronald By HUGH McGRAW synopsis of how my friend reacted too; for not one For the friend in the feel a thing . . . to the trouble of helping a victim person on campus greeted me with a birthday sa- number that says. "You won't Here's something that you students should love: more degree lute. but pain." of circumstances were NOT in- che- terested in a front page splash! requirements. But as I dragged myself homeward in the And for that gal who insists on wearing a They don't paha. but I certainty recommend them. Before mist.. just drop her the card that says, "You've gut ghiom of evening, a twinkle of happiness hit me The charitable spirit of the rorri .; a man becomes a responsible, educated citiien. st Id know when I radiced the long narrow what it takes to wear a chemise . nerve." white envelope campus is commendable and (11 his right.. betiere Ilse Itia host to use a librart efficiently. out sit sticking the mail box tabs ously a birthday On your girl friend's birthday, yOu may get a A course in "Law lot the Las man and one in Library Science should be furthered by frequent HOLLYWOOD card. out id her with a card which shows a little should be requirenients tor graduation. giggle 'Hooray! Someone did remember. Yes, people man offering a brightly wrapped gift package as I have yet to see a student enter a library without a look of are basically good after all," I rejoiced, ripping open he says, It isn't much .. . but neither are you." STUDIO anxiety on his lace. Intaitably, the anxiety is caused by ignorance the envelope. The Little Mliti on Campus cartoon depicting lug Of course she may send you a card which says, Special Rates to Sororities the big telling the And then I saw the card. little coed that he didn't know where the library was because he "A good man is hard to find ... so I'll settle for and Fraternities had only been on the campus three years, Isight is not too ridiculous. The cover was a cartoon of a man who looked you." like a mummy that had been soddenly unwrapped One of the largest gaps in American education is caused by For sweet revenge you could answer that one on all placement and was still wondering what happen. Across the Proofs shown the fact that ste don't read. I rn sure one of the reasons we with, "You could have graced the temple of Venus and graduation photos. Your don't re-ad is because tte can't read, but he tenet that %se. feel like card was printed, "Now that you're older ...why . . . you've been around king enough." don't you drop dead?" selection Retouched. atheist in church u hen am- A literary' . . . %se don't know If you have the urge to send cards, but don't ohat to du. Harry Wineroth, manager of the Spartan Book know anyone having a birthday, anniversary, or a 41 No: th First Street Education. self-education that is, depends on a persons ability Store, says that this type of greeting card has taken major operation, just select a few "general" cards. to read. It also depends on his ability to know where to find reading over from the rose-covered, sweet -worded cards of Such as: "When you're down and out lift up your Son Jose. California materials and information. A firm working knowledge of how to yesterday. head and shout . . . help!" "Now that we're organ- CY 2-8960 use a library is a key to the world's treasures. "We sell twice as many of these gag cards as ized . . wit-tat the heck do we do?" Your heart is Secondly, a course in law should be a must. I doubt in more the others," he said. "I only wish we had enough in the right place . .. it's your head thief worries than a handful of college graduates know their rights before the law. space to display more of them. They're a big hit One reason why people "hate cops" is because they are afraid . . . with the students. Every day we have a bunch of I just selected one from the new stock of fear stems from ignorance. If citizens knew their rights some of students over at the display stand, having a ball Christmas cards. It's for my idealistic roommate. the gestapo practices of some police forces would come to an end ERWIN CLEANERS laughing at the cards." He still believes thin the good guys always beat and a better relationship would be developed between the citizen and NO Increase in Price" The Spartan Book Store has cards for all the bad guys and that crime doesn't pay. My Christ- "Quality Work at the law enforcement agencies types of occasions: mas card for him depicts an old dirty man beckon- I'm sure room can be made for these subjects on the students' For the love sick guy who can't reach first base log hirn to come closer, then whispers, "There isn't Sweaters Cleaned and Blocked schedule. If not, some of the shredded wheat courses, now require- with the gal, he could send her such cards as, Santa Claus." ments could easil Is. e. It \VII*. le el (Him the student body.. zany Beautifully S. J. Radiator Service Sahara Oil Co. hr. Service at no Extra Charge S12aztang) 424 E. Santa Clara 20% Discount Speech Team Visits Workshop CLEANING Let BEST GAS PRICES with ASB Card Entered as second class matter April 24, REPAIRING Manuel IN SAN JOSE Members of SJS Forensics or- The NCFA annual 1934, at San Jose, Calif., under the act Fall Foren- of Match 3, 1879. M mber California RECORING Do It AT ganization ventured to Modesto, sics Tournament will be held at Newspaper Publishers' Association. 640 So, First St CY 3-570B SECOND & WILLIAM Junior College Saturday to attend! College of the Pacific Oct. 31 and Published daily by Associated Students ANNOUNCING a workshop conducted by the Nov. 1. Competition will be held of San Jos State College, except Sat-
Northern California For ensics on the pre urday and Sunday, during colleg year it$1:11 MONTH -selected national de- with one issu during ch final exami- "BUG" OF THE Assn. bate proposition. Subject: "Re- nation period. t)\ CONTEST Purpose of the workshop was to i solved that further development Subscriptions accepted only or 4 re- See Our Big Selecttion familiarize member colleges with of nuclear weapons be prohibited mainder-of-school year basis. In fall $4; semester, $2 of Free "Bug" Every Month the procedural techniques and by international agreement." Oth- semester, in spring SALAM1DA technicalities of inter - collegiate er areas of EDITOR JOHN Sleevless Sweaters speech making also BUSINESS MGR. DICK FOLGER GET FREE TICKETS AT debate. Those at tending heard Will be included in the tourna- Day Editor BOB PETERSON 3 and 4 holer and cardigan models three experts give opposing views ment. NEWS EDITOR _ GEORGE SKELTON COPY DESK CHIEF LOLA SHERMAN Also convertible and on the genetic effects of nuclear Students to represent SJS have bulkynecks, white cords not been selected. according to Dr. Sports Co-Sclifors Ralph Chatoian 3.95 research. Lou Lucia AND Herbert R. Craig. faculty adviser. ROSENQUIST KING Workshops were conducted in Librarian G ylo Montgomery Four students attended the Mo- Feature Co-Edltors _ .... _Hugh McGraw original oratory, oral interpreta- HOFFMAN'S desto workshop with Dr. Craig, Barbara SHELL SERVICE STATION tion, extemporaneous speaking Marjorie Nickson, Ray Panchar- Society Editor Arlene 7istts 46 S. Market St. (corner of Post) Phil Geiger1P ian, Darlis Cal le ;Ind Be- Fins Arts Co-Editors 11TH and Santa Clara and debate. Patricia Edith Co. lardes. WW,. Editor Cathie Tritiaql Complete automotive service MARCHICK'S Patronize Our Advertisers ARMY-NAVY Staff Writer Reviews Complete Line ROTC and AFROTC Briefcases Binders New 'Thriller-dilleri Complete Line of By LOU LUCIA Luggage What does a high idealed lawyer do to protect his family when OPEN 1-1-4'..:17.1Av ,hey are threatened by a dementecj ex-sergeant and the police will not 223 So. First Street :ord him or his family protection? A This question is answered favorably and surprisingly in John D. NlacDonald's novel "The Executioners." It is a recent issue by INKLISH LIGHT UNHIP DOG LUNCHES Simon and Schuster of New York and though the ink has had time to ENGLISH: endorsement of Engl sh FOUNTAIN SERVICE dry the book is of recent origin. Sam Bowser, an ex-lieutenant. Cann` upon Sgt. MIX Cady in Lucky Strike cigarettes Australia uhere he testified before a court martial hoard that the latter nits attempting to rape a 14-year-old girl. Though given a THINKLISH TRANSLATION: Other life sentence. Cady was released a few years later. , brands of cigarettes burn (with Bowser has a wife, 14-year-old daughtiir and two sons try pro- envy) over the matchless taste of tect from the ominously present Cady. MacDonald leaves the sexual a Lucky Strike. Lucky's taste is . aspect silent except by innuendo. In fact the author even makes fun , of a certain private detective who is noted for his amorous behavior honest taste the rich, full taste of The domestic life of Bowser and his wife is one of compatability fine tobacco. So any endorsement i and a number of humorous incidents throughtit. though Cady steps of Luckies is bound to be a Tasti- I into the picture almost immediately to disrupt the family. Bowsor monial. Mmm! broods over the fact that the police cannot help him to stop this man from loitering nearer and nearer his home life. Thinklish: Hadn't Cady said, "I'll kill him six times." There were five SCWAREDALE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK in the family hut when Itouser's dog it,. some food BULLY Across from Student un;., "Marilyn" SCREWBALL with English: NARROW CAR stryehnine poisoning in it, he really began to fret. The EXTREMELY DUTCH MILL cycle wa complete; 'log was his al th life, Who wan to he English, LUNCHEONETTE next? 113 EAST SAN FERNANDO Bowser had to retaliate in some way and had to go outside the law to do it. Three thugs were hired to beat up Cady. To "give him a beating he'd never forget." The paid professionals under- estimated Cady's prowess. One was thrown through a window and landed in the hospital with an accomplice. The third was seen 11111- ning from the scene and never mentioned in the book again. Efforts of a hired detective could not help Bowser. Cady had the cunning of a slippery' eel, the mental torture. routine of a Think/ish: MEANIAC thousand ages, the strength of an ox iind the mind of the devil. The police held Cady for 30 days on an assault charge after the SLIMOUSIN tupa settee with Bowser's renegades. The reprieve of Bowser's family Thinklish: olait English SICK REPTILE quickly marches by and Cady starts his leering and cooly temper -1 1 _ remarks all over again. After one of Bowser's young boys is shot from long range and 11 1.11 2.1,: his wife's car overturned the police spring into action Bowser SPEAK THINKLISH! realizes that 'live bait' with a member of his own family 'dangleng' Put in a good word and MAKE $25! is the only way to trap Cady. Cady takes the CUP, entering Rowser's home where. his uife Here's the easiest way yet to make money! Just put two words to form cc new is apparently alone. are fired and a t ming policeman together Shots one. Example: slob -4- lobsterwSLORSTER. barn mort:ally untended. Bowser haul been outside. in the arid in (English trans: shellfish with had manners.) the darkness to ist l'fl his ankle %%Idle coming down a *tele-ladder. Can't decide what business 7h,01,1al, ILLIGATOR We'll pay $2r, each for the hundreds of would suit you best' The urniin;; moves in rapid fashion with a justification of ideals Thinklish words judged hest -and we'll Bowser, though incongruous Imp, Maybe you should look into the for a somewhat GROUNDS feature ninny in our college ads. Send .vioar - Thinklish word' !with I floodlit ions) to Lucky possibilities offered by a life COLLEGE Insurance sales career. Among CROWDED Strike, Box 67A, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Enclose English: name, its many advantages are the address, college or university and clam. freedom of being in business for -At the COOP. progress is yourself, and no ceiling on your our most important product CiGARETTE5 earnings. . . except for sandwiches Get the genuine article The head of Our campus unit will and coffee. ’ booed to fill you in on the details. 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Wednesday. October 'IS, 19&/1 UPAR?44 IMATEN.-5 Co Rec Schedules 'sis Gridders Attempt Sports Notes Soc Social' Theme Something to Write Home About "Soc Social- will be the theme RA1.111 ClIATOIAN , By The fr.ndly .. ’ In -home" ofmosph r. ,1 for the Co-Rec, activities sched!i Offensive Improvement uled for this evening in the Worn- ! Trying to improve their faulty offense, SJS'__.... gr.__ersidi,1 will scrim- . It's still a long toad 'til the R- Bowl classic but let's make in rough 101 MOTEL 38 en's gym at 730 pm. ' mage the remainder of this week, preparing themselves for a early PCC pick . . Cal all the u a) The evening's battle Saturday night in Tempe, Ariz., against Arizona State. CLOSE TO COLLEGE AND TOWN 064 entertainment The Golden Bears from the Berkeley care. started off the season will include races, volleyball, In their first three games, the Spartans have tallied 18 points, FINE RESTAURANTS NEARBY thid with two losses at the hands of two powerhses College of Pacific 52 minton, ping-pong, bingo, In all three of their defeats, the footballers could muster but one 21 MODERN UNITS-TV reliw.. and Michigan Stale. COP let Dick Bass take the hook, line and sinker games of skill along with touchdown, while allowing only 32 points on the defensive side of ALL CREDIT CARDS HONORED the as he led the Tigers to a 24.20 triumph. The Spartans (tom Michigan soc-hop. The social the lodger. evening is State slammed down the Bears. 32-12. open to all students, Festivities + The Spartan defense is play- 1787 So. 1st St. (U.S.I 01 So.) CY 3-6553 ! But since that time Cal really * -.mu. glitter. The are scheduled to open at 7:30 and i ng tough ball but the offensive has eel r of the will run until 10 p.m. side of SJS Can't get started as of Bears. led by quarterback Joe Kapp. pushed bark the Boxing Tourney yet. Cougars front lit ashIngton State and r:ell cii the field %s ills 1930 has the San 114-14 victory. Athletes wishing to perform Not since State offense scored so low Saturday. Cal easel!, whipped Utah, 36-21. The buys from Berk- In the rind annual Notice BO 1 Jose first three games. The '30 eley toyed with the Utah gridders as the Bear second and third units DRY CLEANING n k Tournament, Dee. 9-10-11, in its shut out in its first saw plenty of action natty obtain entry blanks from team was starts. Julie Menendez in the Men's three The Nationally Advertised Sanifone Process be gym. Menendez states the tourn- San Jose State should CONVENIENT ament is for heginning buyers ready for the Son Devil, being THOROUGH QUICK t major injuries were sot and no one who has fought in hat nit pretious novice tournaments or suffered in the Cal Poly battle. i'ants has had any intervollegiale box- Arizona State will be looking for ing experience is eligible. its third straight triumph over Special at 55C Boxers may train at the SJS. In the overall series with G R ETA' S Men's Gym from I:30-4:30 p.m. the Sun Devils the Spartans are IN BY 9 OUT AT 5 FLOWER BASKET dully. Experienced collegiate ahead, 6-3. 36 E. San Antonio CY 3-7150 boxers wits be available to assist. Although the Sun Devils have SHANK'S mM been defeated this year by COP, MIAMI 34-16, and Hardin Simmons, 14-6, DRY CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY they will be the heavy favorites. Second & Son Carlos C Ypres% 3-3701 Free Color Arizona State squashed Hawaii Rinses with all University. 47-6, in its opening game of the season. Shampoo's Spartan fullback Kent Rockholt and set is the leading ground gainer with Patronize Our Advertisers K--1/ 99 yards to his credit and an aver- $15 Permanent LE age of 3.7 yards gained in 27 Waves for carries. Good for the month of October Rnekholt Is followed by John Billy Patton scores first touchdown for California in Saturdat's Don't Miss only at the Utah. Itoh defenil- SUPPLY AND Colombero, fullback, who has contest with Patton is in mid-air (arrou I as totaled 72 yards in 19 carries Prig swarm over hint Cal non, 36-21. --photo by International POWER TOOL MART "The Laugh Riot of 300 Years" Beauty Manor for a 9.14 average. Speedy half- 1401 W. SAN CARLOS games. Saturday it CY 3-4545 ; 83 E Santa Clara back On -al (ruterry has packed Cal will face two "toughies" for its next two Across Pros Soars the pigskin 22 times and has will be USC and the following week a real strong Oregon University collected 49 yards for a 2.2 squad will travel to Cal for a 60 minute squirmish. TIIE COMEDY OF ERRORS average, Oregon, current leader in the PCC, is not eligible for the Pasadena Quarterback Emmett Lee is pageant because it tried its hand in last year's Rose Bowl. OCT. 17, 18, 22-25 at 8:15 P.M. OVERHAUL SPECIALS sporting a 590 average for his Oregon Aimed Its power Saturday as It dumped rt4C. 25-0. Auto Trans. $35 All Makes 23 completed passes out of 39 The steek before, Oklahoma dribbled by the Ducks, 6-0. Before 5th and E. San Fernando Sts. attempts. Mike Jones has com- this game, the Sooners were top rated In most polite covering the Valve Jobs $15 and up pleted 18 out of 43 for a .417 mark nation. SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS in the QB department. Tickets: SJSC Students 50e The three Spartan TD's have Tony Teresa, former San Jose State quarterback, signed with the with A.S.B. Cards General $1.00 been scored by Hurlburt, Colom- Salinas Packers of the Professional Pacific Football Conference follow- beret and Al Conley. By R. C. ing his release from the San Francisco 49ers, Oct. 7. FRED and JOHN'S GARAGE He will be playing left halfback next to quarterback Paul Larson, All Sees Reserved. Box office Open 1-5 p.m. Doily 1557 SOUTH FIRST ST. CY 5-6559 Indian Booters Nip former All-American from California University. The "big time" odds-makers gobble up any new thing that can - bet-and most things can be handicapped. CORONA - UNDERWOOD - ROYAL - REMINGTON Spartans In Team's be When the NCAA rule concerning extra points came out, the men behind the odds grabbed their pencils. The "experts" say there It a HILTON TOURS lpewrilei J Lid-Raiser, 4-3 65 per cent chance for success by kicking the extra point. There is San Jose State varsity soccer a 35 per cent chance for success by running or passing for two points. "(hearts truth Frontons" FOR RENT team opened the 1958 season on Special Rental Rates for Students a sad note Saturday when it dropped a close 4-3 decision to FOR SALE Stanford on the Indians' home Used Standard and Portable MachineS field. Spartaguide Est. 1900 -EASY PAYMENT PLAN - Mary Rodriguez was the lead- EUROPE ing scorer for Julie Menendez' Alpha Eta Sigma, accounting ' Young Republicans, meeting, to- SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. booters, picking up two goals. lab, tonight, TH124, 7. morrow, S164, 7:30 p.m. Free Parking 24 S. SECOND ST. CYpress 3-6313 in their se- Also performing well Alpha Eta sigma, meeting, to- REANERV BULLETIN Book now for Student Tours for '59 son opener were veterans Dan night, Bank of America Building, ('oop-4th and San Fernando Estrada and Gerhard Wenzel. 7:30. Roast turkey and dressing 45c Hilton Student Tours in cooperation with travel Menendez will travel with his bigger Arnold Air Society, meeting, to- Hot turkey sandwich 45c advisors of San Jose are again planning booters to Davis for a scheduled night, E117, 7:30. cutlet 45c and better student tours for 59. Rates and depar- clacki game with the Cal Aggies Satur- Breaded veal Co-Re-c., social, tonight, Wom- Plate lunch (choice of entree, ture dates will be announced soon. See or call Don Polished Cottons, Dacron Blends day at 11 a.m. The soccer team en's Gym, 7:30. or salad, roll Torte for further information. will be part of Davis' Homecoming one vegetable All Wool Flannels and Gabardines Delta Phi and butter) 60e activities. Delta, meeting, to- from 4.95 to 14.75 sandwiches 30c and up Menendez plans to use the same night, 98 S. 4th St., Apt. 9, 7. Assorted CALL Discipline Club sandwiches 45c and up Open starting lineup for the Aggie game Prayer Cell, meeting, Travel Advisors Mon_ and Thurs. Grace Baptist Church. 6:30 a.m. Merritt Greene Howard Nelson NOW as he did against Stanford. Cafeteria-7th Street fil 9 p.m. Eta Mu P1, meeting, tonight. SJS booters will travel to San LUNCH Student Acts. Cafeteria, 7, 24 E. San Fernando CY 7.2121 sie 3,J Invited Francisco November 25 for a Stuffed peppers with rice and Institute of Aeronautical Sci- game with USF. The first home cheese .. 35c Altorations Pro* 119 South First Street ences, meeting, tomorrow, Acre game for the Spartans will be Veal cutlet 45c Lab, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1 when Cal will be guests Corn 12c at' Spartan Stadium, Newman Club. meeting, tonight. Green peas 12c EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN Newman flail, 8:30. Mashed potatoes 12c WIN a FREE Trip for 2 70c -NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" Nursing Faculty, tea for stu- Spartan Special Lunch chat/ SLATE Andy Griffith K B M dents, today, Cafeteria, 3 p.m. DINNER Presbyterian College Spanish meat loaf 60c "THE YOUNG LIONS" RENT A TYPEWRITER meeting, tonight. Roast beef 65c Marlon Brandt, Montgomery Cliff Special Student Rate Student Chris- carrots 12c 3 MONTHS $15 tian Center, 7!30. Diced Lima beans 12c KENNEOY BUSINESS MACHINES Rallies Committee, meeting, to- 12c SPARTAN DRIVE-IN 96 E. San Fernando CY 2-27501 Potatoes au gratin day, S142, 4 p.m. Special Dinner . $1 MAYFAIR Esther W,liams Jeff Chandler Spartan 74 zx ... 25th & Santis Clara Student V, forum, tonight, S142, "RAW WIND IN EDEN" 7:30. AlL.STAR BIG CAST Pius FAIRGROUNDS FAIRWAYS Breakfas,, Lunch Student V, retreat, Friday, meet Fountain: Cinernatcope and Color "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS" Dinner "THE HUNTERS" -THE ADVENTURES OF Golf Driving Range at Student Y, 5 p.m. Also TOM SAWYER" SPECIAL STUDENT RATE Student V. recognition service Calloway's..Crysta/ "THE CAMP ON BLOOD ISLAND"' All in Color 35g bucket with ASB Card tonight. Memorial Chapel, 7. Creamery FLY TWA 'Weekly Share Session, todzo, rA sil welII S 10th & Tully Road 7th & E. SANTA CLARA Grace Baptist Church, 11:30 a.m. fuer d op in and register! JOIN th. There's nothing to buy - no "Stud.os of the Ste, 'V' OWN FET obligation. Hurry, this contest t--)D v nt.ity (V. 7- 30 tr. 0 Cu AV' pires Noy. 30. 1951! CY.4-5 544 Winners will fly on a lunor;- CLASSIFIEDS ous TWA - TransWorld Air "SUPERB". *0 V lines Const Ilstionl $150 "The King and I" FREE! DON GI( )VANNI 4th, PER WEEK FOR RENT CY 4.5085 or AX 6-4356. For FREE Trial, C 11 or Salthrg holy" TRANSPORTATION Come by Your Preihrlist Outstanding new For A Coerce I Adi IletertlfArok, cp..111.4 Rooms. bli. to college. Men. Kitch. apes. Corsulaisly Neighborhood Salon I0 lalma (an, 1110 11A 114 %mei (urn. well -well carped and 1) ,.qn cl for YOU! Nnen, wash. decorator foie Riders commute y f,om Berkeley TODAY' mach. $25 mo. 41 S. lures. "Carousel" III, CY 3.9618. Ger., garb.. circulating. soft-water or I'', between. Hr., to be rrenged. Students 90c 11 seats incl. $100 TO. Dbl.., $120 for 3 leg. LA s 5:68 after 7 p.m. Men stailitets-Roos. kitch, priv, or Mgr. 633 S. Ith Sr. aft. 2:30 p.m. dart board. 28 S. 13th St. ONE SHOWING EACH EYE. FOR SALI Wanted; Rid. from Sunnyvale. CH HOURS - t,..1 New apts. Furs. 1 3-2411. a I C LI I avr n- 10 re 10 Daily SA R ATOGA 8 P.M. ONLY sod 2 bdos. 93 W. 10-30 rifle, Wrrkester M Pt 1 0 3 el ts Reed. CY 2.5449 or CY 5.3385. - 94. New. INTERNATIONAL Shells and cIte. lit. $70. after 5 p.m. DA HELP WANTED 3.4581. SAN JOSE: I ..actincy in aprov. women's Ey 110 Valley Fair, S Creek Road AX 6-9599 "A MAJOR EVENT OE THE cenfer. Sleeping on, with board Married ithollenh: Wife need work? We Oro. I boy's SI I girl's three speed Styer (Volley F ir Shopping Center, Lower Lirreli DANCE SEASON . A musrri osions. CY S.1818. need ballysiner hc ne if possible. CV ) 97111 bikes with hand brakes. Used hall lot. TTh 7-302.0(1. Glad 184 South Second Street Nis TORS MEI MWE pay, (Former Building I awl "Imolai. 4 sisd nts, attractive hvo-bedrrn. turn. times at most. Like new. $35. C.I. 8.1216 Steady. CH 3.6520. Robert 1-1 0 apt Close to se. .AX SUNNYVALE: college. $32.50 111. RE 9.9950 6.3490. Immeculete cond. See to ap WANTED Its Erist W shington praciats. CY 4.5791 PALO ALTO: 1207 El Camino Real D A I 992C Room he rood. home. Kitch. prin. Newly 1.44).T0 'II. Recent ovotheul. Best offer Girl to share ant. w.th 4. $25 me. 1,:rn. Male. 267 S. 17th. CY 5-4506. CY 5.0610. (El Camino Reel and Park Blvd.) 722 S. Sth. SAN MATED: New Oleo apts. Reedy Nov. 10. 2 Wis. 44 Wiest Hillsdale Blvd Fl 59' I BALLET Soot. II' runabout freiler I mote-. I Will el student typing. irsm, campus Et Igo. units.e.COmPlett4 Meet, moven. (Hillsdale Shopping Center) AAA (WIG AKA 'CA. 005510r0r Dorido with '55 Evinrude. I yr. old furs. W 11 eccom. : school. CY 34066. NAVY/ARO: Fiimed in London in EASTMAN COLOR group of 3 4 5 s i $1150 CY 5-1219. dents. Boys or girls. 2E3 E. Reed at 7sh 641 Castro Street DU 1 140S Water end garb. pd. CY 21732. CHILD CARE Japan's* college girl prefer.red. 2 ,r BURLINGAME: Also P ble Cassis and Arturo Toscanini Directing the NBC Symphony Cy 72544. c -sly, N.,. mi. I bath. good vrege 1151 Howard Ave. DI 3.9619 with Jan Peerce as Soloist. Only film of TOIC rlini in soist ncc Rosemary Gardens. Neer Civic Con , Feiner 0. Reed, 1)6 S. 13t4. S. Atso - Studios in Alt Ray Aria Cittos Largo steles. 2-btirrn, fora. apt_ 452 S. I er. licensed. Ago 2.5. CY 3-0315, 2-0804. liATIE GIANT SI ZE
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prints! A choice collection of beautiful American and 6702. Kayo Inky Irides A 1, g.la 6491. lavtrim Poster: Jona Audi A spit1ted 6120. Nose: The While Clown St .t.ng silk. bridge suspended Quer a mountain go,oe-sub- "cerhcan" in orange yellow, green and black. screen of the charrmeg reoonde. printed on co. dved bluish-greens and ta.,ag. 20r30". Pub. at SA . . . sale SI coa brown tnetured paper, 70".2$1/4". European reproducions in handsome portfolios. .. eat. II Pi;b. at 5.011 . Sale SI 6401. Mire. Idawalr1 Poster. An exhibition-airy G701. Hiroshige: Snow Landscape. Dye blue of fansaty of forms and greffitii with brilliant CVO, Plum: Wonson.Portroit. An unusual gado river winding between mountainous cliffs with ,,,fethes of the pr mary colors. 20.X1". lull length portrait of a lad, in a huge while hat delicetly traced snow laden trees. 11%.79". Pub at SA Salo SI and light green cloak 22''.21¼'. Pub. at 1.11111 sale sr Pub. al SAO Sale $1 64%. Picasso: im -Cubism*. 1917-1114. striking 18th century cesiumm GM. Duty: Normandy Tree. Light -drenched en - 6461. Koryosai: Aetumn. poster for an exhibition--five keeek tiger., in in blue worn by a young woman resale a bera liesn tones against blue. chard sn buft and blues 25.79'. usl against 21:1-230-. a Shower. IS .34". Pub. at 3.03 Sale $1 Fob. at LSO sal* $1 Pub. at 1.6 Sala $1
6127. Gower: Winter Harbor. The lishermans AMC Kitson: On the Wing. Japanses wood 6119. Ufa's: Hesse with Red Deer. Unusually wharf on a ca1m lunny day with glistening stow Mock ;mint of two geese in Ilight-delcale brant painting of a house at the end of a and lovely Gat Homer: greying Up. Three small boys 6363. Utrillo. Montmartre. Fyne., winter scene GNU. Mmdarint Chinese Wall Hamoko. An and e fosneeman .n a sailboat running ahead of "ancestor" portrait of high onc,a1 of wiad.nq ptreach to Satre Coe,. 271/4". Chinese strong wind after day's haul off Gloucester. 231/4". Pub. al 4.01 UM SI lifOrbed in imperial blue embrOdered in Quid. 211' .22''. Pub. at 3.00 Selo $1 11'430.. Pub. at SOS . . sole $1 6691. Utrilly Roe AMes. A street scene with G391. Homer: Fel Warning, lone fisherman 6741. Noblewoman: Chinese Wall Hanging. The Wil*t iPCI trough 'n .pr;ightly color-glowing in do, w.th calcl, making for land under Mandarins Ledo gowned in chinese red reds, blues and emerald oreen. 16 .22". o,,inous skies. 281: .22 . Or;g. 3.00 Sale $1 Coud headdress. !rag . Pub at 3.00 Sala It P.c. at SOO sale Si ISMS. Kautaky: Looking Fmstward, 0 Sit on e 6751. Utrille. Sea dos Saner. Shadowy night s.-eaksorer ts,uttno its rocky strength ,nto a ,cent of a walled vilage street lined with oil. r'',mmering quit ocean. 24-xible". lows. .i9". Pub. at SA Salo SI 0,1. at 3:00 Sale $1 C010,fkil Bullfight Illost ,1 AUTHENTIC 1ULLFIGHT POSTERS 6714. Utrille: Shoe. Colorful shop fronts on GAM Van Gogh, Dutch Landscape. Wide sweets Imported from Spain. G ant sand, full of a sd street below the Sunk Coeur-blues, of field with wmdmill an I cohoges: gold and fl,shilig action and briniest color, many tea greens and ruses. 78 en '. blue. 211'145 . Pub. at 3.00 Solo $1 1ur:n9 Maeolete-the ultimate in sophisticated Pub. at 3.00 Solis $1 decor. 3trs feet high by IV. feet wide, ideal 6646. Vlaminck: Old Port of Marseille. The old for playroom or den. harbor in bright colorfol .usts and blues -sailing Pub. each G711. Picasso: Classical Heed. Forceful, yet at 2.50 now 11 yeasels simple portrait of a young woman in warn' flesh sailing at dock. 25'47." tones and tans. 2n -48W. 3.00 .. Sale $1 Pub. at 1.05 Sale $1 6330. Magus Poster. Striking yellow black and G.: RP114.11, Indian,3.00 Discovering Limb and 6761. Picasso: N Monte Aux Corky. Pow. nk.ta in Vague exh;bition pester. 20' .30 r. Clark. A band of mounted Ind.ans in war trap - erful compos.tion in dark blues and red against Pub at SAO Sole SI pings scouting the famous roe, expedition. 211- heavir textured background. 21".20". Sale SI Pub. at 3.03 Sale SI 1494, Defy: Refuel Defy Poster. Gan harbor scene with multicolored the 113347. Picasso: Scolpter and His Models. Mog 6144. Genoa: Winter Morning. A snowsablosunsdi Miro. Law, nriMALS by Lemma! Wedsgard. Plot, puppies end Chelan. treem--Ouffy's characte green niEcent sweep of line in striking figure tom brook ux 11- b,. I ngs-soft coppers and sobits and d..cklmgs, three little P.o.i and bobs 1 --directly reproclueed from' yellow. 20'430". u 5.00 Sale Si position. 277/4"x235$". Pub. at 4.00 Sole V green, 24-09 . P.p. at SOO c adventure aei delight of firm life ens a’ 'sat s 11.00 . set of 0-new 2.6 *porta tor :re nursery or veyroorn. 13716-. Spec al set of 6- now 1.0g COS 444 AMERICAN MILITARY PRINTS. Superbly decorat,... and ^8 le.a. . C3 and Artillery of Washington , COM nenta, A- -.e cort eurs reoalb and with a weelth of C112. CIRCUS ANIMALS by Leonard Weisgord. All the color and autheMic dorta.l. 13 .15 SAO net of 4---now 1.911 PLUS MANY MORE OF EQUAL VALUE! excitement of the greeest show on earth, imeruelously captured tor children of all ages. Gay. vivid prints of the trained seal. iumbo C136. 600DIGLIAN1 PRINTS. A .. eon peosontation of elephant, monkey ',widens. etc. I3"s1C. braM Oslo, and bold bor., tech, oue. tthat have made Sbecial: set of 6 - now 1.00 g. -0 a '4..0, miadarn. re .20 Ng. at 6.00 set of 4-now 2 II CIOA. MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY PICTURES. by leonerct Wnimard Cl). Clipper Ships and Scooner Yachts. Cko.ce Americana-colorfut Sii es A Inc. So Pn^r 0,1 Meru,. Hubbard. Throe Little Et ma,re p, et, to r,ch hues. 10 .5'. PUb. at 2.05 set of 6-now SI fr Petr Pet, P6-0, Eater Ode a Cock Horse nd Little fauordes al raptured by MO noted children's C62. Six Medieval Illuminations. Superb siItcreen meroductions on trator. 13 .,6 . Special: set of 6 . . now 1.011 Im'chmant tpyc Parler. The age of chivalry delightfully podia., fl day Cob's and imetad,c gold. 9.12". Pub. of 5.00 set of 6-now 2 91 c171. RUNNY SPAIN. Colorful tel delicate watercolors of market. b.. -1 , bo... bridge, and cathedrals in siy Span"). Places. Victori n Old ermunttone and wood -frame - landmark:. at CM Horny ' . Pub. $2.50. Se of 6 now $1 coct red w,tl, data I 1^1 keee on for decoratios effect. IS, Pub. et SA set of 4.-mow 1 91 17176 JAPANESE costume PRINTS by Kunis da. GoraeOusly cos- tumed leh.ale tgures personfying be talons of the year. A 0..1 601. Toulousstimutry "Moulin Roods" Frieda. Paris in the ing foesome for group framing. 9 mliti . N nei m- -,r fan o,, t,usters. in briliant color. 9'h",13".Pub. Pub if $2.50. Set of 4 now $1 at 1.6 . set of 6-nerer 201 facsimiles of pr’ ,.. CI75. CHARLES M. RUSSELL-WATEIICOLORS OF THE OLD WEST. C44. Decorative Old Maps. Lange. megndicent les. ,and colo,std r aps--distincti,m, unusual for liviess torn, den c Inc log of lite on Me open plan:, by ke tensed -cot, ba-itngs of 1-now 3.91 boy ort st who hies won belated recogiston as the stool of off ce. 20 .16 Pub. at 111.00 set Pen-ington Vivid color. truthful observation and stirring subiut r-eier make these prints superb for framing -as well as an Arrieri CH Waterfowl Sporting Prints. Si superlative tieintings r I can eft emit* al Snit rate nnportence. 20'006. lard, canurisomks geese in flight. etc. Muted color. and 'e Pub if 7.15 set of 6-now. 205 deli.'. Pb, at 5.00 sat of 4 -to - ! CM. Waiercalons by S8144409 111.11. Ibilliant shades and fantail . C174. ANCIENT CHINESE CAVE PAINTINGS. -Primitive" et -yet 1 shape, b. f su realst. 14-0 in and so subtle end mph ...sated concept:on desiOnl Scenes of Pub at set of 4-aow 1.49 wo. .Ors uhl hunter, wool/lien and farmer; in cool fens etc/ Weans. IS 00 .....,eafapui.th rich bl,es rusts. lr 04.. and to, Pub et 400 net ol 4-now 2.9s CH. Winslow Horner Watercolors. %Genes of tropic splendor the Met, , .01 colection . Pub. at S.017 set of 4-ea. 2.10 CI711. CHINESE 11RD PANELS EtoCn bird, and blesonsno hougb. ;.,g...senter colors ago -c.. be.ge, silk premed background Them der11. WatercOlOrt. Si. remarkable figi0e drawings, ' oldie reproductions of rare paintings typify all that we 41nd ir. lyric and beeuty. by one of the driest masters of v etistitle in Orienial rt. Ityr,..2r. Pcb at 6.00 set of 4-now 2.11 lentaties ne and col, la delight the collector and art soPerb for ',Ting. 13"rith" Pub, at now If Cut. SIX PICASSO PAINTINGS Strung portraits and stil fifes duo , se,crted 0 ^is 6.r nor. clasic and abstract periods. The.. CV Pima II Melee* Prints IN Fall Color. portfolio of laultless rd,oducnons are litsortay Clotabers in their color and emit*, models mau eroiecu---por rait. still life, interior and se., and do 1.11 to the great,. pent, of our century. 14" Mr. each a b 1i1.ant Color rnOsale in the painter's best stole. 20 temater Put at I3.03 .- . of 4 color prints-now 2 te Pub. at 600 _ tet of 1.6 Lome 14:(irty C24. Ideratenartre Scenes Tull Of sunlit warmth and bosh, C172. FAMOUS NUDE PAINTINGS Ingress 1.1 net, Neal. iloodlr, -treat fauorites w 1nte- decO.attanS. Googols Rowse.. Picasso - tern ne Il 411 1941409 Orate BAt. at 12.01 . set of 4-now 791 ndalE.s re rir- su.t.on of 7., ru..1d, ,dire.' Olympia ' sdt othri. wo,ld fano..s -rs bieres 16 , 4 Id hoots and Ma: For Best Selection Pb, at 6.00 se. of S now 7 91 C23 fame Illosofors. by re*IT'it It i91.6009. W rrhil brenco bUtte, of true raw frontier, 14'09 . P.D. at SA - tel of 2-mw {I CIM, FOUR MODERN FLOWER PAINTINGS: Rormult, Chrtgoll, Ro- deo, Pantie-Latour luragn1.,ient ,ep,Oiuction. 0/ famous ma..nr. C21. Jamtnere Color Prints Eoguitite Portraits and lendicaties-- pie,- each a b' II ant/1 ,010,1.1 and dii.tinctle modem intlerperte. strikiaoi, deorat ,el 'rill'. Pub. at WIG set of 5.-ate. 2.99 rims's' each a 6.iiliantly colo,u1 and dioiriely mode,. 'Mew.- imported from Spain. e1.44,.. ’9’99-I^I Il’^9,9 colorful Kent% Visors of Rome. by Piraned. IlloaotRul env/tying, of colnnades fountme. St Pet" etc. Extremely decere1ire 19 'elf", of tel of 4-no- '1 C154. /0111510SI Pest mom,ni of dingo. end de nis in Hie bun. Pub. 4.01 fl.no e 3.03 set nf 4-moraw CIA itorbee Somss-mi Merles Weestetalrets be Hew, iietHer boat, r dock. intend coves and herbrs. homr siel. tend a- . 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