Parental Pressure Prime Reason for Lockout Rules (EDITORS NOTE: This is the fourth to remain anonymous said, "because we wanted her to live out interfering with the func- are ivevaluating the concept of in series Of erticlos dealing with rather that my daughter live in in an approved residence. We tion of approved housing. lockout as it applies to college the principle of lockout in approved approved housing. I'd feel better think housing.) the rules are fine." "I would be very happy if the age women is indicative of this knowing that she had to be in Several other parents de- administration voted to abolish concept. By sparing, Daily Staff Writers at a certain time. She's 21 and nounced the abolishment plans lockout. It would certainly lift a INFANTILE CONCEPT Much of the opposition to the lives in an apartment." expressing feats that their chil- load of problems off my should- Most students questioned by abolition of lockout comes f torn Mrs. Lucille West of North dren were too immature. ers," she confessed. the Spartan Daily staff in its parents who believe that their Hollywood, whose daughter lives One mother said, "The poor "I'm not about to babysit; inquiry into the effects of lock- daughters' safety is secure only in an approved residence, told kid wants to know that someone I won't sit up and wait for some- out at the SJS campus have in- behind locked doors. the Spartan Daily, "I discussed cares about her. A big school one to come and go. I would like dicated that students feel the College administrators and the housing situation at State can get too impersonal. A house- the girls to know that I can't concept is definitely infantile. housemothers in approved hous- with my daughter before she mother at least shows someone stop them if they want to sneak They have argued, and the ing facilities have repeatedly enrolled this fall as a freshman. cares." out that Is their problem if Daily argues, that students of admitted that lockout was insti- We both felt living under ap- The father of a sophomore they get caught." college age should have the ma- tuted primarily to placate irate proved rules she would have a coed said, "My daughter is going "But sometimes I can help a turity to regulate their own parents, rather than to benefit better chance to meet more girls to school to get an education, girl. I want to be her friend and lives. students. her own age and develop good not to see how late she can stay I am very concerned about my By students own testimony, it Many students interviewed by study habits more easily than out every night." girls' welfare." is an established fact that the the Spartan Daily also indicated she would in an unapproved Parents should realize that NOT VALID rules of lockout are violated that they lived in approved hous- house." their daughter's moral code Perhaps night after night. While this can- ing primarily because of parental 'FEEL SAFER' parents misunder- would undoubtedly be strength- not of itself be indicative of com- pressure. These same students A father from Santa Cruz who stand the nature of approved ened if they had to rely on their housing, as plete rebellion, it does indicate voiced strong opposition to the preferred to remain undientified well as under- own resources rather than de- estimate there is something wrong lockout system and did not share stated, "My daughter is a good their daughter's judg- pend on an arbitrarily imposed that ment. with the system. their parents' worries that a girl, but very immature. This code which often causes feelings The assumption that lockout From the housemothers on young college woman could not is her first time away from home Photo 6, Vince Streano of rebellion. is an integral down to the women who must handle her own life. and, frankly, I feel a lot safer part of approved Lockout actually does more under the regulations im- Several parents were inter- knowing that she has supervision BACKING OUT a second story window, this illegal visitor housing is not a valid one. to prevent the establishment of live by the lockout system viewed by phone in an attempt and a curfew." avoids discovery as a housemother conducts a surprise room Mrs. Maudie May Thompson, a moral code than it does to posed that there must to sample parental opinion on Mrs. Ted Gradeck of Covina check in his girlfriend's approved apartment. Under current housemother for an approved encourage it. there is the idea better. the question of lockout. said her 19-year-old daughter legislation, males are not permitted beyond the reception boarding house, explained how The fact that many colleges be something A Berkeley mother who wished Geraldine lives in the dorms room of approved dwellings. lockout could be abolished with- and universities across the U.S. (NEXT: Conclusion) A\ SPAR_TAN DAILY Parliamentarian Nixes ii.,,Lorti>4 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vote on Flag Salute By JIM BREWER first hour and a half of the meet- Susan Anderson, Honors and Hon- Vol. 54 4ARe SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 No. 22 Spartan Daily Staff Writer ing "bickering" over presidential ors Program Committee, and Juan- Student Council yesterday found executive appointments. However, ita Clark, to the Housing Com- itself caught in a procedural di- Vic Lee, council chairman, yester- mittee. lemma as it attempted to over- day was much less tolerant of ALLOTS FUNDS pertain ride ASB President Jerry Spoltees comments which did not Following the appointments the quick to 141rom the Editor To Decide first veto of his term of office. to the issues and was council picked up speed and dis- Students out of order. As At last week's council meeting, call any violators posed of one item on the agenda spent councilmen passed by a 7-6-0 vote a result the 90 minutes was in less than an hour. An extra $50 a resolution deleting the pledge of appointing 10 students to various was allotted for the Associated Representation allegiance from council business. committees as opposed to last Student Governments of the United Grad Lane Action A Must Spalter, in vetoing the resolution week's meeting in which Ken States of America convention was finally appointed to the Fi- By FRANK SWEENEY in the Constitution Revision Com- Introduced by Graduate Represen- budget for travel expenses. The nancial Advisory Board, in an equal Spartan Daily News Editor mittee. tative Dick Miner, told the council, inter-collegiate rifle team was amount of time. To Kill Lockout Student Council may have to Another council proposal to in- "the . . . vote does not represent given $1760 and provisions were buy a couple more chairs and hold crease representatives to four and a significant majority and a mat- Charles Moreland was appointed made for the sale of white-rimmed a special election if a proposed call a special election for approval ter of this issue's importance de- as ASB information officer. Bob hats and spirit buttons during The Associated Women Students and the college amendment to the ASB constitu- was vetoed by 1965-66 ASB Presi- serves further consideration, so Johnson and John Bruckman were homecoming week. administration are tossing the "ball of responsibility" tion is approved by students voting dent John Hendricks because "the that one vote will not . . . de- given positions on the Student Fi- The resolution calling for the resolution was adopted without termine its fate,..." back and forth as each group claims the other is today and yesterday. nancial Aids Committee. Don Sehl, abolition of coed lockout was not The proposed constitutional full and complete discussion to VOTE INSUFFICIENT Gary Kleeman and Bob Pitcher presented by the campus policy responsible for the existence of lockout. Both sides, amendment would increase grad possible effects or alternates." Junior Representative Perry were added to the Athletic Special committee. The Daily earlier had according to our research, are in some way responsible representation on Student Council A petition circulated by Phil Kneisel immediately moved to Events Committee. Single commit- been told the resolution calling for from two to four members, in tee appointments went to Paula lockout abolition beginning next lockout Whitten at the same time also override Spolter's veto, but was for establishing lockout and the solution of the effect giving equal representation sought to put the change on the interrupted by Council Parliamen- Cotbett, Election Board, Susan semester would be introduced and problem lies within each of these unit's capabilities. to all classes. ballot but the movement apparent- tarian Don McGinnis. McGinnis in- Dunlap, Student Activities Board, discussed yesterday. Either side can initiate action to bring about an Voting booths are located at ly died after Hendricks' veto of the formed the council that the origi- Seventh and San Carlos streets, council resolution. Whitten is now nal resolution which passed last end to lockout and the return of self responsibility to in front of the Bookstore, Cafe- grad representative. week was in reality a motion to teria and the Science Building. The change a rule of procedure and the college woman. We could go on ad infinitum GRADS INCREASING p6Ils will be open until 7:30 therefore the seven votes did not listening to each side "pass the buck" and point its tonight. Vic Lee, ASB vice president, 8rie61 majority. two-thirds &led constitute a told the Spartan Daily yesterday fingers at the other as "the dirty guys responsible." A resolution to place the pro- Therefore it had not passed. that "the ASB Constitution has an posal on the ballot was passed McGinnis was absent at last The Spartan Daily strongly urges that both the ambiguity calling for equal rep- unanimously at last week's council week's meeting when Miner's reso- resentation. Grad representation is Curfew Discussion AWS and the responsible administrators begin at once meeting. This was in sharp con- lution to delete the flag salute minus two from the other classes. trast to the rocky roads such was "passed." "I recognized the Interested students will be able to voice their opinions on coed to bring about an end to lockout. Since grads are increasing every proposals have traveled in the illegality of the motion as soon as lockout at a meeting today in the College Union at 3:15 p.m., according At this point we don't feel it necessary to suggest year it's unfair that they should past. I heard the vote," McGinnis told to Dick Miner, chairman of the ASB Campus Policy Committee. be represented by only two." specific ways each of these groups might initiate pro- the Daily later. He explained that EQUAL REPRESENTATION Graduates comprise 15 to 20 he had waited all week to men- ceedings. We feel that group leaders are knowledgeable Equal class representation has per cent of the enrollment this tion it because he wanted to ob- New Committee Opens been brought up several times in year, according to the Public Rela- and resourceful enough to be aware of what is the serve the general reactions of the the past, the most recent attempt tions Office. The Dilemma of the American City is a new committee sponsored council and the student body. most effective action to take to abolish lockout. Per- being last semester. "Opposition to this issue has by the College Union Program Board and is open to students who haps the AV S leaders feel a mandate from women Chad Schneller, grad representa- been ridiculous," Bill Wright, ju- RESOLUTION TRIVIAL are interested in developing the program. Interviews will be held students is necessary before taking initial action. A tive last year, proposed three rep- nior representative, stated. "No "I think the resolution is an today at 2:30 p.m. in the College Union. resentatives from each class in- one has come up with a good example of the trivialities which campus vote could be conducted to see how many stead of the present ratio of four reason against it, but they just council concerns itself with," he Committee Interviews women would favor an end to lockout. for each undergrad class and two keep saying 'Wait until next year continued. for the grads. The proposal died and see what happens.'" The council had again spent the Interviews for three positions on the Athletics Advisory Com- Women students living in dormitories and other mittee will be held today at 2:30 p.m. in the College Union. approved living centers could begin circulating peti- The Athletics Advisory Committee advises on matters pertain- ing to athletics and gives preliminary screening to requests for ASB tions with signatures of those women favoring lockout funds for support of the athletics programs. ohm ition. Other interviews for two positions on the Civil Defense and The administration and AWS governing body Approved Housing Restrictions Disaster committee will be held at 2:30 p.m. in the College Union. have to be convinced that the women students them- sel% es favor abolishing lockout. We're sure that a Pres. Clark Speaks majority of women students favor such action, but SJS Pres. Robert D. Clark will speak tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Allen Hall, men's dormitory. His talk, "Changes, Past and and desires must be heard by those in Future at SJS" their views Hinder Love's Deep Convictions is part of Allen Hall's Fall Lecture Series, featuring a guest speaker position to put an ,end to lockout. every Thursday night. By DON CAMPBELL Hope"And (sob) I love you pant, pant) please hurry and We urge that all women students living in ap- Spartan Daily Staff Writer too, but it can never be so long find a place to park. It's so dark proved living centers who favor abolishing lockout Time: 1:45 a.m. as I have to return to the Halls . . . and (caressingly) romantic. make their desires known to the administration and Place: under the heater at of Virtue at 2 a.m. If I were only "RODNEY! WHAT ARE ALL AWS To Establish Group MacDonald's. 21 or a senior instead of (sigh) OF THOSE RED, FLASHING WS. We suggest that a petition be circulated through- Action: frequent kisses inter- 18%, we could . . . (caress, LIGHTS? IT CAN'T BE . . . out all coed appro% ed living centers which would con- spersed with coffee. giggle) be alone more often and BUT IT ISMRS. PRUDENCE AND HER VIRGINANTES. I'M tain signatures of women wanting to be trusted with Characters: Rodney Finefel- then maybe could (smack) set- To Study Curfew Hours low, and his girl friend, Hope tle down." LOST." their oWn personal lives. Righteous. The Associated Women Students The AWS Judicial Board has Rod."My God! It's almost. 2, 'COME HOME' Hope"Please Rodney, (pant) (AWS) will set up a committee started an investigation to set up We further urge that the administration and AWS we have only three more min- Mrs. P."Hope, . . . what In hurry, (smooch) hurry and to study the proposal to abolish a Junior Key Program. The Judi- utes together and then it will the world are you two doing up begin at once to consider seriously ways to abolish coed drink your coffee, it's almost 2, lockout. The committee will write cial Board would handle any be goodbye until (kiss) tomor- Come home curfew. and I have to be in before Mrs. here. . . ALONE? to as many colleges as possible Junior Key violations, according me immediately." Prudence locks the door at the with to find out if they have lockout, to Karen Proudy, chairman of the Only in this way will the administration and sob-sob) I love you. Halls of Virtue." Hope"Oh, Rodney, we can't Hope( stated Jane Nettleship, presidert Judicial Board and vice president (sigh) AWS serve the good of SJS' 4,000 coeds now living possibly make it back on time. Rod, but it's all over of AWS at the meeting Tuesday, of AWS. HOPE NO Hold me! (sigh) Squeeze me! now. I'm going to be put on Oct. 18. The Judicial Board has dis- in approved housing. Only with the abolition of lock- Rod."No Hope, I'm not going (pant) Kiss me! (wheeze). Take social and moral probation." "Is abolishment of lockout what solved the Senior Key Board, and out will the coed be completely trusted with develop- to take you back tonight. . . I me to Alum Rock Park! Mrs. Moral: There is a time and students in approved housing Senior Key violations will be re- ing herself into a mature and self-developed young .. (kiss, hug, sigh, heaven) P. will never be able to find us place for everything. In San want," Miss Nettleship stated. (erred to the Judicial Board by love you, and (pant) want to there. (cling, smooch, hug). Jose, it's before 2 a.m. at Alum adult. Only then will true personal freedom for coeds Some of the AWS members said the senior key chairman, accord- many you." Hope"Rodney . . (pant, Rock Park. that "they could not see freshmen ing to Mrs. Maxine Hand, assistant be achieved. without lockout." dean of women. 2SPARTAN DAIL, 1trolny, October 20, 1908 Kaleidoscope

By FRANK SWEENEY 1PARTAN DA I LY The car collies screaming down the dark SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE street, roars through the stop sign, hurtles around the corner, claws down the side ANN HERNANDEZ Editor DICK DANIELS Adv. Mgr. LEA street and conies to a screeching halt in front of a brightly lit apartnient building. 1111.1!- The car door opens before the wheels come to rest. An apprehensive-looking Staff Editorial young woman jumps out and dashes ut the steps into the front door. The driver of the car sinks back into the seat, lights a cigarette and glances Let Coeds Decide down at the watch on his shaking wrist. Time: 2 a.m. The thought occurs to When there are no benefits, there who blind their eyes to reality justify him that at least he didn't have to help climb over the back fence this time. justification for rules. their wornout cry for censorship. her can be no was picking splinters out of his hands that the Ile When rules are imposed without We are, however. confident for two days after the last episode. consent, they are dictatorial. When great majority of campus coeds would Sounds a little melodramatic, doesn't it? restrictions take away personal free- reject the system that challenges their Don't laugh too hard, because YOU dom and offer no concrete returns, maturity and morality. could be one of the actors in the scene. they need to be changed. Other campuses have liberalized Coeds trying to beat lockout probably could make this story look tame. situation of the SJS their housing policies. It is time SJS Such is the What it boils down to is that lockout allows complete lockout policy which denies 4.000 co- takes the lead and is almost as effective as Prohibition. In eds the right to manage their own self determination on this important the 1920s you could always find a gin personal lives. subject. mill operating in violation of the 18th This unpopular discriminatory poli- A dorm or an apartment should amendment. In the 1960s you can always cy should be put to the test of the not be a jail. It is time to rid this find a coed in violation of an archaic lockout rule. people who have to suffer the in- college of the paper mother called justices created by it. lockout. "Too often we have ignored our older Americans . . ." UNPOPULAR LAW The Spartan Daily urges a campus. Let's put the issue to the women The violations occur because it's an wide vote of all approved housing themselves. Coeds better than anyone unpopular rule on the campus, just as Prohibition was an unpopular law across coeds to determine the future of the else will tell you that their "morality Guest Room the country 40 years ago. judged by the time they go policy. cannot be The arbitrary lockout regulation was Only by a favorable vote can those to bed." imposed on the coeds living in approved Prexy Contests ASB Issue housing by a provincial-minded AWS cabi- net in the last decade. It actually was Thrust and Parry By JERRY SPOLTER Any government is ideally a service a giant step backward. This is San Jose ASB President organization, dedicated to serving the best State College, not the Fort Ord boot camp. I commend Al Mason on his concern interests of its electorate. The protection What people fail to realize is that state of the governed regarding the status of student govern- of the rights and property law permits a girl to marry without her Leaders is essentially one of these services. The San Diego Lauds Yell silent at SJS, yet as president of the parents' consent at the age of 18 while the ASB CAN save Spartan City, it CAN male needs his parents' permission until choreographer) to an Associated Students, I find that I must 'Entertainers' Challenged Susie Seydel (Band-Aid change the library hours, it CAN provide Ile is 21. And yet, they lock up the girl ultimate test of their creative Spartan spirited disagree with Mr. Mason's contention that more parking spaces, it CAN beautify abilities. at the sound of the 11 o'clock gong, sup- student government is neither legitimate the campus and it CAN and HAS put Halftime Skit entertainment during the posedly to protect her. To Produce For halftime ASH Homecoming game, I would like to see them nor nieaningful. road signs on the freeways. The The state of California seems to have Editor: produce a song and dance skit that would The ASH provides a comprehensive pro- could and did save Tower Hall. a more progressive attitude than SJS. I challenge Jim Conklin (head yell leader), be performed on the 50-yard line featuring gram through the College Union Program The ASB is doing more then, than Besides, if a girl is destined to lose her personalities as Roger Muzzy (marching band director), and such well known campus Board not only of such speakers as Bishop talking and passing resolutions. A compre- virtue, it can happen just as easily at Ira Meltzer, Pres. Robert D. Clark, Dr. John Pike, C. Northrote Parkinson and Joshua hensive plan is now under way to save Gilbaugh, Jeriy Spolter, Don (Gadfly) Dug- 10 p.m. as at 2 a.m. dale, Phil Whitten, Head Librarian Stuart Logan, but it also provides for the student Spartan City . . . Baillie and various independent Greek leaders. community such outstanding cultural The parking problem is under study SOCIAL MATURITY RTAN DAILY events as the Oakland Symphony Orches- by the External Policy Committee. This is College coeds are here to study and to SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE It could be a "Zorba the Greek" type mazurka with everyone hugging and smiling tra, Ferrante and Teicher anal the Modern not a problem with a simple solution. get an education, not to be treated like &mond class postage paid at San Jose, California. and would prove once and for all that there Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Jazz Quintet. These programs have been Proper channels have to be explored, but prisoners or hoot camp draftees. They are and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by is no animosity . . . that they're all just well attended by the students this year, I can assure you that progress is being here not only to get an academic educa- a good natured bunch of friendly enemies. students of San Jose State College, except Satur- why the trend made. tion but also to mature socially and fit day and Sunday. during college year. Subscription Naturally each dancer wouldn't be allowed and I see no reason accepted only on a remainder-of-semesfer basis. Full to arm himself with his "Down with Napalm" shouldn't continue. Every existing government in the United into society. academic year, $9; each semester. $4.50. Off-campus sign, back stabbing knife. American flag and The ASB does not allot some money to States, wills the exception of the federal It's time the responsible college authori- price per copy. 10 cents. Phone 294-6414Editorial Eel. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Eat 2081. Pledge of Allegiance, library cards or liquid the football team: it funds a complete and government, is subservient to some rope. ties did something about this deplorable 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office or gas filled beer cans. comprehensive intercollegiate athletic pro- ror body, be it state, county or city gov- situation, such as abolishing lockout per- hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. Jeff Mullins gram. Many of the teams in this program ernment, but the subservient body has a manently. By now they must realize that Editor DICK DANIELS A3806 governing lockout doesn't work Advertising Manager LEA ANN HERNANDEZ are of Olympics caliber and are coached voice in the functioning of its too well and possibly Assistant to the Editor ...... _ ... DON DUGDALE by Olympic coaches. body. stunts hunian relationships. Day Editor RICK SKINNER The statement regarding ASB govern- The students of SJS are a force of If they don't do something positive, News Editor ..._ FRANK SWEENEY Opponents Praise Spirit Associate Editor _ .__ PAT SHARP ment giving vent to Greek politicians 21,000. They can, as a body, influence maybe it's time for imprisoned coeds to Copy Editor LINDA LAMANNO Editor: implies a Greek dominance in ASB goy- any legislative action that will directly borrow a page of tactics from the civil Sports Editor LEE JUILLERAT Editorial Writer . JIM BAILEY The San Diego State song and cheerleaders ernment. This is not the case. affect them. The ASB of SJS is a powerful rights movement anal organize a "torch- Fine Arts Editor .-- CHARLOTTE WONG would like to commend Jim Conklin and his Only two of the five elected executive body that can directly exercise surprising light" march down the streets in the Campus Life Editor __ MARY PUTNAM yell leaders on the GREAT! spirit of SJS. officers are Greek affiliates, while only six force when this force is channeled in the campus area. Photo Editor CATHY CROSBY We highly respect a school so fine in spirit Wire Editor ____ SUE HARRIGER of 14 members of the Student Council right direction. Just picture several thousand coeds Feature Editor SANDE LANGE and hope that we can raise ours to such a Public Relations Director SARA GUINN high standard. We could hear you loud and are Greeks. The ASB bases the values of Much will be heard by the students dressed in nightgowns and slippers, with Investigative Writers --... JUDY WALTER clear and it sounded GREAT! individual participation in student gov- about the very real issues of Spartan City their hair up in curlers, pouring out of STEVE KECH Keep it up! ernment Promotion Manager __ELISABETH HANNULA on individual programs and ideas and the parking problem. I predict that their approved prisons anal marching down Business Manager _ _ PAM McDONALD Song and Cheerleaders rather than on their living center affilia- you soon will see what the ASB can do 10th Street at 2:15 on a Saturday morning Classified Manager JACK CHILLEMI tions. in these areas. singing "We National Advertising Mgr __._. PAUL SCH LATTER San Diego State Shall Overcome Lockout." WE'RE GOING MANAGEMENT Follow the team TRAINING PROGRAMS with FULL SPEED MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. +opt Come in 4t4ii; Saturn EXPANSION TRAINING Ift 4 and see our line! More than 50 new large Structured job experience 41E1411e stores during the next five combined with formalized Airways! training. 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No. 2 at the Santa Clara County his handiwoak nit h satisfactiiiii. f the audience He tests the dm on whi..11 h: "Why , While members Fairgrounds, Tully and 10th deal of the to has been working, anel ii swirgs "I i . t,t et it all down." may rni- as peat streets. artment's h u in a n .1p soundlessly back and 1 to. the actui or,vers heldir; a now Drama 1i will be table Li view "Last year the Homecoming Everything is fins a env, it ... la', hand. "Well, Ike. vr hen tic' play Committee was unable to locate The door ly well, t I it!" thy ids u. nabs. an area large enough to comply denly the silence is shirt a a I _ _ with fire regulations," said Bill Bi "Okay, is the s gates Is it: ii it? . by liky as SPECIAL FOR Honey, 1966 Homecoming chair- their? e'., GI a al; 7" I )U DAVID GLINES. "TRIO" woodcut is among an an intaglio work by Geoffrey Bowman, SJS fiat T I 535 E. Santa Clara St. ONLY man. invitational touring ewhibit of wet ks by 24 assistant professor of art, and se.iocyaphs by Depar t ne. Professor William H. Poytress, California printmakers which will b; on d.rplay S:ster Maly Corita of Immaculate Hea-t College anxious bet ilia, la aly Homecomine Cr and Marshal, CLIP THIS COUPON li-H.E..71.f,7_ at the campus Art Gallery, A127, through ir. Los Angeles. Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m., ing a pantcreine hut ia i I a '-i-7Z-7z Spartan fcetball coalli Harry Friday, Oct. 28. Alio on view is "Mixed Lights," Monday-Friday and 1:15-5 p.m. Sunday. duct ion. Anderson and tepresentatives of nit The pi oduction I.Sean and sl.:5 is good for limo, the team will aprear along with In O'Carsey's "The Plough and the the 1966 Homecoming Queen and hat011 or ,itti,,tge Stars" which will open at 8:15 on her court. p.m. tomorrow in the College potatoi., toast and jell Song and yell leadeis. Spardi." Theatre. 4 a through Oriiiher. Nur). and members of the ASB Rally S.F. Artists To Exhibit s 1.50 tans flay Tickets for tomorrow's per- Committee are planning the "Mixed Light I,y y 'lit t xhibIl. a.; a - 'rad by thy the printmaking technique not 1.11.jo tina. al alas - formance and for those on Satut - annual bonfire. Bowman. assistant profc- I if Plintnnaking Curt: I the San just as a ITIC311F cf tzfl clueing Wednesday -Saturday. hriaklar.t. attach, iliiiiior. Alpha Phi Omega will build art, is among works by 21 Cali- Francisco Art In:. :Late, began an image but as a means of day and Oct. 26-29, may be obtained at the bonfire with railioad ties fornia printmakers which will its tour of galleries in the United creating an image, much as a between 1-5 donated by Southern Pacific, ac- be on display at the SJS Art States and abroad in January painter or sculptor is involved the SJS Box Office Admission to students is an cording to Harlow Williams, Grille's+, A127, through Friday, and will be available for showing with the techniques and ma- p.m. $1.50. as Homecoming Bonfire chairman. Oct. 28. through December, 1968. terials of his media for creative 75 cents. To others it is OSS Following the bonfire will be a Gallery hours are 9 a m.-4 p.m. Richatd Graf. chait man cf the purposes." Action of the play is one of rock and roll group to provide Monday though Friday and tenter says, "M lit of the al tists Bowman s work ia cleated by human comedy centered around HELP! process. 1P13-18. vas music for dancing. 1:15-5 p.m. Sunday ierresented in this show regard the intaglio or engraving the Irish Rebellion of Other methods row: central in- but even runnier in spots ate " Spartan City upporting. red clude those of woodcut, litho- some of the mishaps that ecru,' * Married students are increasing in numbers. .bi- graph. collagiat.h, a elief, aqua- during a reheat sal. * Single students have dorms: married students Vas Contest Winner Returns Home, tint, etching, tamarind and serio- Peter Flynn enters. He is a graph. slightly stooped man. will have ... nothing. DSO lanky, Bowman, who has been on the "whose face," O'Casey tell us, * Wirhout reasonable housing, many married student. rip. SJS faculty since 1965, is teach- "invariably wears a look of ani- must drop out of school. ate Attempts To Dis-Orient' Herself ing classes in drawing and in mated anguish, as if everybody her the intaglio and lithographic was at war with him and he Please help preserve married student housing by writing your important cultural the EDITCP.'S NOTE' V 5-7avage s tinatirns in the Pacific area Al! some of the processes of printmaking this with everybody." legislative representatives and: own account ’ s- e expenses wcte poll treasures of each country. She style which wet h,r a naticital semester. The dialogue flows smoothly J. Ruffo. Chairman ntil test sponsor-- -Pacific Arco Taav- visited museums. theatres Ii - Albert award for jo, nail a writing. He has had one-man shows in the dimness of the theatre, its Trustees girl publia recaiie.ns brat ins, temples and shrines. One Bocrd of el Association---a in Palo Alto, Richmond, San only competition being the low Colleges By PATTY WISCAVAGE representing 22 Asian coun- of the highlights of the trip was California State ap- firm Francisco and Yakima iWashb voice of Dr. Kenneth Horst, fli- "I've had fortune cookies pre- a visit to the ancient caves of 1680 Hedding St., San Jose tries. galleries. His works also have spciate ptofessor of drama, as dicting trips or adventure, or PATA was Ajant a and Ell ala in India, sonic by Committee to Save Married Student Housing ave "As it turned out. been included in group exhibi- he gives lighting and amplifica- Sponsored mysterious staangers. but I eel ca dating back to the sixth cen- Snarl .n C V"'' S J as sua prised as I when I tions in New York, Oklahoma, tion instructions to the crew Aportree-t 45 tainly didn't esprit to get them tury. "These were estateially in- When they opened the centest Greece, Illinois and Washington. backstage by phone from his her all at once!" stays Mrs. Patty majors of junior icreo no since I studied An to journalism Bowman's fellow artists in the seat in the audience. Wiscavage of her recent join fitly the of Asia last year under Dr.1,Vai- at standing they didn't expect exhibit include Dennis Beall, The magic of make believe to the Far East. and mother ren Faus. professor of art and winner to be a wife Robert Beehtle, Gordon Cook, again is broken as Flynn "This is an honor for the col- chairman of the At t Department. of four children!" she laughs. Sister Mary Corita, Richard Die- straightens up. snaps Ills fin- lege. too. I undiostond the run- a also Asian History under Patty lett San Fr antis, and benkorn, Leonard Edmondson, gers and remembers, "Oops, for- ner-up is from Claremont Col- Tokyo. Kyoto. Benjamin Hazard, assistant pro- to 14 tor Hawaii. Connor Everts. Slam Francis, got any shill," and stalks back- lege in Pomona, and in thitd of history 5o I could ap- Osaka, Taipei, Hong K'mg. feseer Ernest Freed and David Glines. stage to get his shirt, an im- SAT. ike place is a student from the East trav- significance of what Bangkok. From there, she preciate the Other participants are Richard portant prop in the scene. OCT. 22nd gi are Coast. but they only awacded eled two weeks in India, from I saw," Patty said. Graf, John Ihle, Shiro Ikegawa, ea- one trip." Delhi south to Bombay whit Fatty bcgran her college career John Paul Jones, Francis Kelly, 9-1 PM fit Patty's one-page essay. written several stops en rotate. at S.IS in September, 1951 but George Miyaisaki, Nathan Oli- MEN'S for Mrs. Dolores Spurgeon. pro- In each country she yd, 'I el. finished only one year lief:ace veira, Ben Sakoguehi, Dan Sha- fessor of journalism, as a r.lass strident'. marrying a classmate. T e GYM ori- Patty met with piro. Jan Strassy, Don Turner, PLAYBOY assignment last semester, then lessors and educational irlinia years and two sons later. hct hat Beth Van Hoesen and June ible entered in a nationwide contest, la an:ars in an cif ii ta, dot...ran, band, Chuck, took his dee: oe in Wayne. ker- has resulted in a fh,e-week tour what prohloms as. IttI eas. accounting but it was an aitr BUNNY hat for the SJS jour.nalkm mai'tr a cantered try Alma an ,tai. ads men Find ,aa , ,a and recognition for the Joutnal- wishing to sillily in tho A ian later before Patty ism and Advertising Departrreat. count* ies. reluin to the campu4 to Ion -It Just returned and still ttying Patty's ads ice to anyone who her studies. ve, to get "dis-Otiented." Patty is wanas to ate is -Re ticxil:l' By - --- to editing her notes and outlining receptive to tit: new iii :as y au ivil a series of articles about her will enceunter. Be prefer:id to Christian Scientist trip. She had her choice of del- ytour precon- ch- change some of lo:11=r the Asian the ceived notion: :theta people and their countries. But To Speak Tonight ahove all. take &erg a sense Oct. 26 of humor--t1 Mlle Will get you The SJS Christian Science Or- 11:30-1:30 ith out of most any situation. ganization will present Herbert the nparta of In addition to tree-flog E. Rieke, C.S.B., tonight at 8 people. Pail y as. to sec WTI in ED100. His talk is "Success- ing ful Living Found Through Chris- tian Suienee." Rieke, an aid horizcal Christian REPRODUCTION Science teacher and practitioner. currently is on a nationwide speaking tour for the Church's RAY SPANGLER, retiring na- Board of Lectureship. ational president of Sigma SERVICE! '39.95 A graduate of Northwestern Delta Chi, men's journalism University, Rieke served as an society, will be honored at a Army Air nave chaplain during Testimonial Dinner given by the Wa.rial War II, receiving the SJS chapter of SDX tonight at Includes lia owe St an for distinguished 7:30 in the Spartan Cafeteria. Tickets may still be reserved. Attache Case F. goliannon

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emmr 2SPARTAN DAM, , fl,trJler 1cIrg Kaleidoscope PARTAN DA I LY By FRANK SWEENEY The car collies screaming down the dark SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE street, roars through the stop Pim, hurtles around the corner, claws down the side DICK DANIELS Adv. Mgr. LEA ANN HERNANDEZ Editor street and comes to a screeching halt in front of a brightly lit apartment building. The car door opens before the wheels come to rest. An apprehensive-looking Staff Editorial young woman jumps out and dashes up the steps into the front door. The driver of the car sinks back into the seat, lights a cigarette and glances Let Coeds Decide down at the watch on his shaking wrist. Time: 2 a.m. The thought occurs to When there are no benefits, there who blind their eyes to reality justify I that at least he didn't have to help can be no justification for rules. their wornout cry for censorship. her climb over the back fence this time. He was picking splinters out of his hands Ni'lien rules are imposed without We are, however, confident that the for two days after the last episode. campus coeds would consent, they are dictatorial. When great majority of Sounds a little melodramatic, doesn't it? restrictions take away personal free- reject the system that challenges their Don't laugh too hard, because YOU dom and offer no concrete returns, maturity and morality. could be one of the actors in the scene. they need to be changed. Other campuses have liberalized Coeds trying to beat lockout probably Such is the situation of the SJS their housing policies. It is time SJS could make this story look tame. What it boils down to is that lockout lockout policy which denies 4.000 co- takes the lead and allows complete is almost as effective as Prohibition. In self determination on this important eds the right to manage their own the 1920s you could always find a gin personal lives. subject. mill operating in violation of the 18th This unpopular discriminatory poli A dorm or an apartment should amendment. In the 1960. you can always cy should be put to the test of the not be a jail. It is time to rid this find a coed in violation of an archaic people who have to suffer the in- college of the paper mother called lockout rule. justices created by it. lockout. "Too often we have ignored our older Americans . .." UNPOPULAR LAW The Spartan Daily urges a campus. Let's put the issue to the women The violations occur because it's an wide vote of all apprmed housing themselves. Coeds better than anyone unpopular rule on the campus, just as coeds to determine the future of the else will tell you that their "morality Prohibition was an unpopular law across Guest Room the country 40 years ago. policy. cannot be judged by the time they go The arbitrary lockout regulation was Only by a favorable vote can those to bed." J.B. imposed on the coeds living in approved Prexy Contests ASB Issue housing by a provincial-minded AWS cabi- net in the last decade. It actually was Thrust and Parry By JERRY SPOLTER Any government is ideally a service a giant step backward. This is San Jose ASB President organization, dedicated to serving the best State College, not the Fort Ord boot camp. I commend Al Mason on his concern interests of its electorate. The protection What people fail to realize is that state regarding the status of student govern- of the rights and property of the governed law permits a girl to marry without her Yell Leaders is essentially one of these services. The San Diego Lauds ment at SJS, yet as president of the parents' consent at the age of 18 while the ASB CAN save Spartan City, it CAN male needs his parents' permission until Susie Seydel (Band-Aid choreographer) to an Associated Students, I find that I must 'Entertainers' Challenged change the library hours, it CAN provide he is 21. And yet, they lock up the girl ultimate test of their creative Spartan spirited disagree with Mr. Mason's contention that more parking spaces, it CAN beautify abilities. at the so I of the 11 o'clock gong, sup- student government is neither legitimate the campus and it CAN and HAS put To Produce Halftime Skit For halftime entertainment during the loosedly to protect her. Homecoming game, I would like to see them nor meaningful. road signs on the freeways. The ASB The state of California seems to have Editor: produce a song and dance skit that would The ASH provides a comprehensive pro. could and did save Tower Hall. a more progressive attitude than SJS.

I challenge Jim Conklin (head yell leader), be performed on the 50-yard line featuring grant through the College Union Program The ASH is doing more then, than Besides, if a girl is destined to lose her such well known campus personalities as Roger Muzzy (marching band director), and Board not only of such speakers as Bishop talking and passing resolutions. A compre- virtue, it can happen just as easily at Ira Meltzer, Pres. Robert 13. Clark, Dr. John Pike, C. Northeote Parkinson and Joshua under way to save Gilbaugh, Jeriy Spotter, Don (Gadfly) Dug- hensive plan is now 10 p.m. as at 2 a.m. dale, Phil Whitten, Head Librarian Stuart Logan, but it also provides for the student Spartan City . Baillie and various independent Greek leaders. community such outstanding cultural The parking problem is under study SOCIAL MATURITY lik2A RTAN DAILY events as the Oakland SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE It could be a "Zorba the Greek" type Symphony Orches- by the External Policy Committee. This is College coeds are here to study and to mazurka with everyone hugging and smiling tra, Ferrante and Teicher and the Modern not a problem with a simple solution. get an education, not to be treated like Second class postage paid at San Jos., California. and would prove once and for all that there Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Jazz Quintet. These programs have been Proper channels have to he explored, but prisoners or boot camp draftees. They are is no animosity . . . that they're all just nd Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by well attended by the students this year, I can assure you that progress is being here not only to get an academic educa- studnts of San Jose State College, except Satur- a good natured bunch of friendly enemies. day nd Sunday, during college year. Subscription Naturally each dancer wouldn't be allowed and I see no reason why the trend made. tion but also to mature socially and fit accepted only on a remainder -of-semester basis. Full to arm himself with his "Down with Napalm" shouldn't continue. Every existing government in the United into society. academic year. $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus back stabbing knife. American flag and price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial sign, The ASB does not allot some money to States, with the exception of the federal It's time the responsible college authori- Ext. 2383, 2384. 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, Pledge of Allegiance, library cards or liquid the football team: it funds a complete and government, is subservient to some supe- ties did something about this deplorable 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office or gas filled beer cans. comprehensive hours I:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. intercollegiate athletic pro- rior body, be it state, county or city gov- situation, such as abolishing lockout per- Jeff 5luillne gram. Many of the teams in this program ernment, but the subservient body has a manently. By now they must realize that Editor DICK DANIELS A3806 Advertising Manager LEA ANN HERNANDEZ are of Olympics caliber and are coached voice in the functioning of its governing lockout doesn't work too well and possibly Assistant to the Editor DON DUGDALE by Olympic coaches. body. stunts human relationships. Day Editor . , . ,, RICK SKINNER News Editor . FRANK SWEENEY Opponents Praise Spirit The statement regarding ASB govern- The students of SJS are a force of If they don't do something positive, Associate Editor PAT SHARP ment giving vent to Greek politicians 21,000. They can, as a body, influence maybe it's time for imprisoned coeds to Copy Editor . LINDA LAMANNO Editor: implies a Greek Sports Editor . LEE JUILLERAT dominance in ASB gov- any legislative action that will directly borrow a page of tactics from the civil Echfoal n Writer JIM BAILEY The San Diego State song and cheerleaders ernment. This is not the case. affect them. The ASH of SJS is a powerful rights movement and organize a "torch- Fine Arts Editor CHARLOTTE WONG would like to commend Jim Conklin and his Only two of the five elected executive body that can directly exercise surprising light" march down the streets in the Campus Life Editor .. MARY PUTNAM yell leaders on the GREAT! spirit of SJS. CATHY CROSBY officers are Greek affiliates, while only six force when this force is channeled in the campus area. Photo Editor . We highly respect a school so fine in spirit Wire Editor SUE HARRIGER of 14 members of the Student Council right direction. Just picture several Feature Editor SANDE LANGE and hope that We can raise ours to such a thousand coeds Public Relations Director SARA GUINN high standard. we could hear you loud and are Greeks. The ASH bases the values of Much will be heard by the students dressed in nightgowns and slippers, with Investigative Writers ...... JUDY WALTER clear and it sounded GREAT! individual participation in student gov- about the very real issues of Spartan City their hair up in curlers, pouring out of STEVE K EC H Keep it up! Promotion Manager __ELISABETH H ANN U LA ernment on individual programs and ideas and the parking problem. I predict that their approved prisons and marching down Business Manager PAM McDONALD Song and Cheerleaders rather than on their living center affilia- you soon will see what the ASB can do 10th Street at 2:15 on a Saturday morning Classified Manager . .... JACK CHILLEMI National Advertising Mgr. 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le dark To Kick-Off 'Plough and the Stars' hurtles Se side halt in Homecoming iilding. Tomorrow Night rally, a Homecom- Opens wheels The bonfire looking ing celebration tradition since By CHARLOTTE WONG Another si tqlr hes up 1948, will start at 7:30 p.m. on Spartan Daily Fine AltIs Eiitar drinking al ti. Friday, Nov. 4 in Parking It The ciii neater-actor surveys house Again the . 7 ic into No. 2 at the Santa Clara County his handiwork with satisfaction. by Dr. T. "1 I e Fairgrounds, Tully and 10th He tcsts the clock on vs.IO Ii It "Why the I, tm , glances ' I . uluin I set It streets. has been u king. and i, -a ; wrist. scunclfessly It a c Is end I I. lit. ors to "Last year the Homecoming Everythine is tine. roe ill ale it ' ,'. o help Committee was unable to locate The door is atilt-oiled. Putt se,1- s time. an area large enough to comply I aavisaes_-_ fields.. the silence is shalt. I with fire regulations," said Bill 'Okay. is the s q 1: Man hands Sher by Bill Bayley Srl:CII,L FOR Honey, 1966 Homecoming chair- Ih. me? Vs 1, 1H. 11-, f,.’ .i< 7.. . le. DAVID GLINES' "TRIO" woodcut is among an an intaglio work by Geoffrey Bowman, SJS I Clara St. ONLY man. Hal .1. T .1 iii. I . 5:35 Z. sn't it? invitational touring exhibit of woiks hi 24 assistant professor of an, and seiagraphs by Dcpartmatti chattat.tta II. .11 I YOU Professor William H. Poytress. California printmakers which will be on dcp'ay S:ster Maly Corita of Immaculate Hits -t College Homecomine Gt and Mat :hal, anxious beg-area. tt t - th- t:illazWWW.-1.,1 CLIP THIS COUPON r7-r..-rcZ essfP:Oits scene. at the campus Art Gallery, A127, through in Los Angeles. Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m., ing a pantsmine but it 1-r Spartan 1cothail coa:h Harty Friday, Oct. 28. Also on view is "Mixed Lights," Monday-Friday and 1:15-5 p.m. Sunday. obably Anderson and representatives of duct ion. I, amid for ham, the team will appear along with The pt oduct i on Smut Till,. M111)011. and S I 0.15 O'Cursey's "The Plc,',' It am! the ockout the 1966 Homecoming Queen and sallsage hash brown crs- her court. Stars" which will men at P:15 on. In imtatott, buttered toaA and jell I regular- Song and yell leaders, Spardi." p.m. tomorrow in the Soilage a gin and members of the ASH Rally S.F. Artists To Exhibit Theatre. SI.3111 any fla: through Oelober. 19ho. Tickets for tomorrow's per- e 18th Committee are planning the "Mixed Light" Ity Groat ivy I -,,ed I y the the minuted:le; technique not Eiujos thi, ati lime of -- always annual bonfire. Bowman. assistant professcr of Printmaking C , of the San just as a roe it, ef recioducing formance and for those on Satur- day and Wednesday-Saturday, itreaktart. lunch. dinner. late ciiplut .IIISIII'r. irchaie Alpha Phi Omega will build art, is among works by 24 Cali- Francisu., Ail 1’ lute, began an image but as a means of the bonfire with railroad ties fornia printmakers which will its fear of sa I ;ft the United creating an image, much as a Oct. 26-29, may be obtained at the SJS Box Office between 1-5 donated by Southern Pacific, ac- he on display at the SJS Art Steles and ids I in Janunry painter or sculptor is involved _ cording to Harlow Williams, Gallery, A127, through Friday, ancl v ill It. it idpt,le frs showing with the techniques and ma- p.m. Admission to students is Homecoming Bonfire chairman. Oct. 28. thioutalt Is-, ember, 1968. terials of his media for creative 75 cents. To others it is $1.50. t's an Following the bonfire will be a Gallery hours are Pa m.-4 p.m. P. tt, 1.1 (Lilal. ehail man of the purposes." Action of the play is one of lust as rock and roll group to provide Mcnday th,-oueh Friday and al, siy M et of the attists Bowman s work is sr sated by human comedy centered around HELP! across music for dancing. 1:15-5 p.m. Sunday et. in to sham, regart the intaglio or engraving process. the Irish Rebellion of 1913-16, Other methods repro:ented in- but even funnicr in spots ate * Spartan City i completely .elf supporting. woodcut, litho- n was clude those of some of the ruishae: that occue * married students are increasing in numbers. graph, collagral.h. relief, aqua- during a rehearsal. * Single students have dorms; married students proved Contest Winner Returns Home, tint, etching, tamarind and seri- Peter Flynn enters. He is a S cabi- graph. lanky, slightly stooped man. will have ... nothing. y was Bowman, who has been on the "whose face." Orasey tell us, * Without reasonable housing, many married students rt Jose SJS faculty since 1965, is teach- "invariably wears a Ionic of ani- must drop out of school. Attempts To Dis-Orient' Herself ing classes in drawing and in camp. mated anguish, as If everybody the intaglio and lithegraphic was at war with hint and he Please help preserve married student housing by writing your t state EDITOR'S NOM tsf, -,evages tinaticns in the Pacific e AP some of the important cultural processes of printmaking this with everybody." legislative representatives and: own account a^ e u' o,e of the I fl - it her expenses Vt Z C r1i:1 I;, c treasures of each country. She semester. The dialogue flows smoothly style which x.i hr a national test spans.1 F:1'. 11:. Al' I , \ visited museums, theatres. Ii - Albert J. Ruffo, Chairman ile the award for jc,-na ’isic writing. He has had one-man shows in the dimness of the theatre, its Board of Trustees el Association ri irabi.s re as brat ies, temples and shrines. One in Palo Alto, Richmond, San only low until By PATTY WISCIAVAGE competition being the California State Colleges firm representing 22 Asian c :on - of the highlights of the trip WaS Francisco and Yakima (Wash.) Vciee of Dr. Kenneth Dorsi, as- te girl "I've had fortune cookies pre- 1680 Hedding St., San Jose tries. a visit to the ancient Cal es of galleries. His works also have sociate mofessor of drama, as t, Slip- dicting trips or adventure, or "As it turned out. PATA was Ajania and Ell i.t in India. some been included in group exhibi- sri he gives lighting and amplifica- mysterious angers. 'Art I cet- as SUL prised as lute n Nii dating back la Ile. cen- tions in New York, Oklahoma, tainly didn't epeot t 0,4 them in. tion instructions to the cress' have When they opone,1 the at, I urs. "Thes, o re-e Greece, Illinois and Washington. from his all at once! says M, s. Patty 1 :Ill 111 1 Art backstage by phone to journalism el.,' Is of junior le,' Bowman's fellow artists in the seat in the audience. SJS. Wiscavage of le t ii cat .iatn nay export the of Asia on-lcr It . War- standing thoy di In t exhibit include Dennis Beall, The magic of make believe se her to the Far Piet. winner to be a wife an I m titer Icn of mitt and Robert Bechtle, Gordon Cook, HOUL-E-R 1-111LL'S "This is an lease. for the col- 1 1 Trent again is brisk en as Flynn ily at of four children!" she I h - citoit fin i 1111` At I Della Sister Mary Corita, Richard Die- straightens up. Snap,: his fin- lege. Its. I Lula isieni the run- Patty lett San Ft tn..- an,1 benkorn, Leonard Edmondson, ner-up is It to Clare/11:ml Col- Kt gers and remembers. "Oops, for- 14 tor Fl moth, Tnky r. '111 Ti1 - Connor Everts, Sam Francis, t," and stalks back- lege in Pomona, and in thitui nu, de I I CrO11.1 ap- got my shit Osaka. Taipei, Hons IS' : Ernest Freed and David Glines. stage to get his shirt, an im- SAT. place is a student from the East /he, ,i'_noirlitire what -4111P6- mrl to Bantrkek. From tits] r hp trav- of Other participants are Richard portant prop in the scene. OCT. 22nd tff Coast. but they only awarded eled two weeks in In ot,. II. in I ,.- Pttit , I like Graf, John Ihle, Shiro Ikegawa, z OPEN one trip." Delhi south to P. ml. oils Pat it .. io se career John Paul Jones, Francis Kelly, TO 9-1 PM he--\ are itten it i.e Patty's one-page essay. vr several steps en route I- :c nt. All,PC, 1931. hut George Miyasaki, Nathan Oli- L. PUBUC MEN'S for Mrs. Dalsres Spureren. pro- tnt 3 -drieur- In each country she et, fir ttalrI bale veira, Ben Salcogurhi, Dan Sha- L2 id fit fessor of journaliem, as a ;lass Patty met with sin I, et- Ia. 1,1 ery in, a t lassee 1. T r e piro, Jan Stussy, Don Turner, PLAYBOY 464Al/sts- assignment last semester, then lessors and educational a I, het hits - Beth Van Hoesen and June FAntii.y) iiOM entered in a nationwide contest, ators in an eifat t lit do re' 'It'll. if I, I..- 11. in thori- Wayne. 4 OW *07 has resulted in a five-woek tour what prehlems in, 1 lit I, I'll hot o . BUNNY xrable for the SJS journali -on main- (n1/1-11er.1 ti Atari in ,II, nnr1 1,1 . t per. and recognition for the .1 'iii 1111 - wishing to studs in the A-ian Lit.i I k\ that ism and Advertising ft, par ireat. count t ies. return to the campus Is lint It flying osibIy Just returned aisl still Fat is s ads iii In ;11Th nt, V11,0 ter studies. to get "dis-Ocienteui." Party is Want, 1,) .4i 1, 1 I erg

itt editing her notes and outlining rninnt in it 0. kt I .1, t 1111110=21. gi live, It, about her a series of artii will enerunter. 13r t 1.-1ii '.1 rtt ONLY ,a,1 OF trip. She had h.ii le-ier of rise- Christian Scientist ?EC C.Ott Pet-- ds to change some of yen' , Oe MAL et4THipic tIi in civil ceived notions alinut 12F4quzEz,... . their flL torch- people and To Speak Tonight above all, take alor,g a se-nse Oct 26 Tour.' OTHEIe a.se the ANy -040)6 GoES of humor--a smile will get you The SJS Christian Science Or- 11:30-1:30 5oler4 out of most any situation.' ganization will present Herbert r 71'615- Sparta life coeds In addition to meeting the E. Rieke, C.S.B., tonight at 8 ) Y5- people. Patty was able to sic' 4' with in ED100. His talk is "Success- ut of ful Living Found Through Chris- down. tian Science." rning Rieke, an main wised Christian REPRODUCTION Science teacher and practitioner, currently is on a nationwide speaking tour for the Church's RAY SPANGLER, refiring na- Board of Lectureship. a+ional president of Sigma SERVICE! $39.95 A graduate of Northwestern Delta Chi, men's journalism University, Rieke served as an society, will be honored at a Army Air Force chaplain during Testimonial Dinner given by the World War II, receiving the SJS chapter of SDX tonight at Includes Browse Star for distinguished 7:30 in the Spartan Cafeteria. service Tickets may still be reserved. Attache Case

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Must have college I.D. cards on all three courses "MC., I,, I ameleal 711111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111111116- 4sr %ET fl11Y 1Thrtiv oniol-scr 11-16C, Believe in Anderson! Gridders Face Rough Test Again l'y LEE di H.I.ERAT !dug in to allow but 189 total of- Cox still ranks I, h in nationa' Texas also boasts a leader in Mexico 51-3, West Texas State . tense yards a game. reception standings. Atter opi e iie of the prinvity derailments I 9-3 and Ailington State 68-21. has been tne Miners Son Diego State was rough all STINGY DEFENSE ing the first two games with ming. Flanker Day id Karns is Success right hut Texas Western trio.' Especially severe against the c.actes, he has been the Iii. lie nation's ninth highest searer trademark since Bobby Dodd took rushing game, a ti3..y and a v it age, of nine aerials since. His 28 ham is ith seven touchdowns far 42 iiver the team last year. even he tougher. the Texas team ranks eighth na- still gives him a rating as No. 17 points. Hoping to salvage an 0-8-2 1964 An- Those who tool: ceach Harry tionally in both defensive depart- in NCAA stats. The Miners lecord, 3-2, is de- tram, Dodds moved the soph Ste- derson's words of c.aution lightly "tent,. The number is a lucky one for ceptive. vens to quarterback awl rule to first two success as the Miners won eight last week may have learned bet- The Spat tans. tirst in national toe Spartans. Punter Hands Cu - After dtot oing their din mm el onto the chat I ii Ili,. encountets to Arizona State, 30- of 11 games, including 13-12 vie- lot'. passing last week dropped to eighth after the Aztec encounter same position with his 41.1 kick- 26. and North Texas State, 12-9- , tots over Texas Christian in the s. V.' . n . besides ranking' trig avet age. they have rebounded to dump New Sun Bowl. ! h.:tally in SCIII inn and with a 226.2 gain Per game. Individuals make up the team. in o The two biggest are Danny ILO - stmey drlemose !non and Billy Stevens. D. .1, 11, .. ..!,.a in 32.6 poet. g ene 2,47. th, last week's near shut -out IT ',! l ernitins the nation's leadic Something's Got To Give Tonight 11.1k Stevens is not far bcti,, I lint Iv laud by the NCAA as th. it in.., Ni. 3 passer. I 1, atom, . completion avei age it Meet Papooses .C17 tat.. Alicia! iiE Stevens' .470- When Frosh liiiihe Minei signal -tosser has hit it\ I 1 M STREET nook' like nothing latter than to 9444 1215 ii Is compared to Hol- ,iart a n Dail, Sports Writer r. .ald anothei 50-0 walloping they eabsOUTHF inuns total of 1030. ; So:ill:thin.; has got to give to- tinti.011 It ss isa Li- the final , gave the SJS crew last snmon. The RANKS 1111611 night when the potent SJS Frosh home p.inle tor the Saartabatdes !Papooses Mapped their opening Despite being ignored footballers entettain Inc Stanford this season game to the USC Trojan Fresh. Party Perfect in recent tzarnes, 1 .1.1 Stove lodian Ft osh at Spai tan Stadium. W'innet,if th0ir 1i151 Iwo" games. 42-0 last Saturday in Stanford. The contest is scheduled to start Coach John Webb has rounded Webb and his players are tigur- Fashions , s p.m. with KSJS broadcasting his team into a %ken balanced at- ing on revet ling the outcome and EUROPE :He game. Pete Newell. who ryes tack. The Spat taham's o pe7.In the one of the reasons is everybody s a broadcaster as a k season with an 18-7 ks in over San "Mr. Everything," Mike Scrivnec, \lake it ban player, will again han, I! tae Quentin and came 1 ad< with a Aiding Scrivner in the running '67 ' for the cm-1- stellar perk tinance in dumping .1 night to play-by-play chores running attack will be Neil Powers i test. The pre-game show kk Fresno St - Frosh 41-6 last and David Br ighatn. Powers scored Open Tonight remember in illsit it 7:55. week in Si, Stadium. once and Brigham tallied twice in parts perfect 5.15 and Stanford are rat I :,stmfoi ilie other hand, has tile 41-6 rout of Fresno. -1 two frosh football te a, 1.1 win .1 loin mit Until 9 p.m. Ws? Stanford will counter with quar- our exciting terback 1)3,-k Oliyrr. wh S big jot

Sel,ction is to replace la t yea, caller Gene Tommy Smith Beaten The publi. will be hat k.'d $1 for the game and %kiting tudcnts 50 cents. SJS and Stanlard stu- %OE 12" dents will be admitted free with In 100-Metcr Race student body caids. Thc box cfrhie to $399 inC. tax cn Seventh Street will be toe only STEVE COX Round Trip Tio111111.\ in I 1.%, is I:II .1 time at 20 seconds gate open for admittance. ... top receiver 2999 :it the 100 meter wit I.! From San Jose tempt at the Little Oly , Neil Stemauer, of the University to London: day in Mexico City, but no . of Oregon, turned in the best pet-- slant .lionee QUEST FOR TRUTH CIGS 1'1 I he also lost his lormanee for the United States June 13 gold medal in thr, event. ,ontingent Tuesday with a first A series of frank and open discussions at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 'rho heralded Spat tin tzar': star ',Mee in thn shot put, with a From Paris corner of Market end San Fernando Streets. San Jose State students kve Jewelry was scheduled to run his spccialty tame of 615. to Son Jose: :all meter dash yest,- lay i,. are especially invited. r purcSaoe :1 any &err our collection. Sept. 10 and attempt at the r s' 'II TIME: 8 p.m. EVERY THURSDAY 15c ial that signiII s I' s in 1. 5-15 PLACE: ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH LIBRARY AT MARKET AND Kleenex 15c amie commatit ion 3.H SAN FERNANDO STREETS Call Tnikruc a 11 3 Hershey Bars Sc Validated Parking Prof. David Mage :icor 11.,111 Oil'. Catholic and non-Catholic, you are cordially invited, whether you hare 2 Toilet Tissue 10c 13 .nk ChargesLayaway I ia ft,- any particular faith or not, if you are seeking or merely curious. Cpen Wm. & Thurs. until 9 at SJS, Est. 2562 Paper Towels 10c 1 "11,, S. 7 sf Sf at Home, 264-9275 tis st frleIC: Itt III ' I ,. 111111..1_ Crest lg. size 29c

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Clair Jennett's team hopes to es- In the past six seasons Lee Wal- SELECTIONS TIGHT USC have thr ee tablish its power early this year. ton has headed the SJS water polo "The selections will really be "UCLA and OFFENSIVE cHEDENTIALS strong candidates, Cal has four or Traditionally not in the class of program, he has averaged a little tight this year," professed Walton. five and we have four," explained Likins, Hind and Hoberg will the California powers, the Spartan "The first, second and third (All- more than one All-American a have their offensive feats as cre- gymnasts have a number of young- American) teams will be of really Walton. year. In '66 there's an outside dentials for national honors. The er performers who could bring fantastic caliber, and the selection Last season the Spartans had chance he could have six. three are running neck and neck them up to that level this season. is a subjective thing, anyway." their first unanimous selection and The Spartans have four strong for the team leadership with Foremost among these is sopho- The selections are made by an only their second to the first team candidates, according to Walton, Likins presently holding a slight more Mike Jimenez, who did a fine accredited committee of the NCAA in goalie Bruce Hobbs. Bill Par- and two others who could be con- edge. job for the freshman squad last with representatives from every ker and Don Moore were also sideredif they have a couple of Bob Likins, who started playing year and previously was one of area of the country. named in '65. standout performances. the Mid Peninsula League's out- With the popularity of level The only other Spaetan singled first string two weeks ago, has standing gymnasts while at Hills- ALREADY NAMED of play increasing each year Wal- out as a first club All-American done exceptionally well since then. dale High School in San Mateo. SJS scoring leaders Jack Likins, _ Tony Coppola established him- who was named to the converted self at one of the top ring per- honor two years ago, Greg Hind formers in the area last season and Steve Hoberg, along with Moderne Drug Co. and boasts a good chance of going excellent Open Tonight goalie Bob Likins, have ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr., owner to the Nationals. chances this season for All-Ameri- Other returnees include Steve can. Professional Pharmacists Brazis on the trampoline and Ed Walton also feels that defensive Until 9 p.m. .1,11I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111L RING ACE Tony Coppola to44104-104-94e4 standouts John Williams and Doug leads the Spartan gymnasts in Dr. John Gilbaugh's I Arthur have "an outside chance" tomorrow's jaunt to the Chico book ntramurals if they produce a couple of strong OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Invitational. The junior ring per- "A PLEA FOR SANITY IN performances. FOOTBALL former has an excellent chance PHONE 293-7500 THE PUBLIC COLLEGES If any Spartans join the national SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS Sigma Nu and SAE battled to a to represent SJS at the Nation- AND UNIVERSITIES" team this season, they will have SAN JOSE 13-13 tie to highlight Fraternity als this Season. fotottesiE accomplished a great deal because is on sale at intramural football yesterday. Spartan Bookstore In other contests, Theta Chi "right on campus" downed DSP, 6-0, Sigma Chi fell Roberts Bookstore before Sigma Pi, 12-0, Delta Up- 330 S. 10th silon beat Kappa Sigma, 19-0, and Powell's Bookstore defeated Sigma Phi 80 S. 1st Lambda Chi Epsilon, 26-0. at II per ropy. litetKefAVIelgitidSIKE Me and Them continued their -r surge toward the title in the League A of independent play with Fat-el-most a 21-0 conquest of the Red Horde. RENT Moulder Hall beat ATO No. 2, 7-6, and Markham Hall was topped your 'Nut Formal' at by SAE No, 2, 13-0. The Hulks blasted the Evicted, a price you can af- 35-0, in the top contest in the B League. The Federates downed HroaAlasIj clean for- Fresh, Instant ford. Toad Hall, 6-0, DSP No. 2 and mal 'pieces' now at Allen Hall played to a scoreless tie, and Acacia squeaked. past the Goodwill Auxili- APO, 2-0. ary. 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Various 3 ;.: t' oOreu Band Entrees ..t ir Int 'akin 11:0 to club, programs wilt i,key clinic Sattmlay, from lite Health and Music Buiktim I. Fri. & Sat. 0 p1.1 u' tin hello) I 'iii ''Ii. A showing of the Last .5,15%%omen's hoc!:' Served Daily: ..6111 11/1).AY film -It's Aisait This C'arpenter- be planned. An introduction to rs.A,, a.m. to 2 p.m. dor-at:if Lniversity of t'ar M 4:30.8 p.m. Nett With Club, 10 p.m., Newman ;will open di., us,ion. "Go" will he given. 1, Thirty coaches and players from Sunday: Baptist student Union, 7:30 p.m., 1 the NCFHA will demontrate skills Dania at FfilyWn 2-1, and .2 . i 'enter, Fifth Street. Compline will International students Organi- 11 a.m.-8 p.m. noma Shiite and Santa Rosa Juni- r held. This Ls a night privet oh zation, 3.:t0 rl., L.'afeteria A :in.! 3.111221. and instruct participants in hockey College teani lie Church. , B. A newsletto will be given ic Mho Epsilon. 12 p.m.. Garden City techniques. Over 230 high school It 111.1 Prodelher4 Room, 51 S. and college women are expected to IT\' may tape Saturday's garlic,. ruff Inter-varsity Christian Fellow- "Runia Resisted" will be the top, arclen 1 torI h i St. uI the corner of Post lucid the clinic. niert erg on Miss I.. Walt, 15hip. 9 p.m., E247. Menit Bross!), of a leetu. e riven by Leon T0' 'I, - aircei,c, of women's iceal director anti farm ail mike Antormeci. former heart F thrivingo opening at:ri It , -cmin ri junior high school teacher thin, county .1 spunk on "Communications cheer of the U.S. Department o! -. .1 Jose Planning Commis don. 'ii'101A and Int , Santa Cla a alails, dinner starting al a in. the clinic ' deft. 11.101i111111MIM.IMININNIENIF 1 Intor-Personal Relationships." Agricitltii:cfor Arab American Club. 7 pan , p.m. Everyone welcome. Lek! at Tenth and .\ in. I

.1162. Firs' meeting for those Senior lies RepoNentatives, 4 SETA, 3:30 p.m., E1D214. All .1' the rest of the d ay's ac tivity. .ishing to register for the Arabic II. or, I. SCTA members and other in- kill practice. two short games and I 1nCeOrl Yotou Pryilg-10 ;. iiage classes. Anyone who 7:41 p.m., Newman Cen- terested students. coached play will be narrated by to take the comae may call ter. Important planning meeting TOMORROW Agneta Powell of England. ?lour y 1,11431.4' 111P;4". I scheduled. Epsilon ii Tau Barbecue, 4 p.m.. The clinic is one of three spon- OPP RT. UNiTY barbecue pits behind Women's gored hy the NCFHA this fall. The i' tforr. -cperm I:.. r.tn9 In ././...,MWOM14.00,1=041.1MA.M.401, MI I.O.M. Gym. Open to all students. This first was held on October 1 in 1 ARMY AND AIR FORCE EXCHANGL SERVICE 5 aa.risc C,p4 II . at., is a gond chance tor those stu- Chico- The next clinic is scheduled me- (.(1-111ri dents majoring in industrial arts for October 29 in Sacramento. Organization offers 11E1 DATING ill)) Tins's% & Corintrs Village WORLD WIDE Retail/Food to meet their instructors. Tickets SJS Women's extramural hockey challenging Executive Careers in %/RETAILING requires are available in Industrial Arts 296-6113 %/FOOD %/PERSONNEL c'ACCOUNTING office at $1.25. 16oem. 'ARCHITECTURE %/SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 11A1l RE STUDENTS ()rand Marshal %/AUDITING WENGINEERING It \.ti : school. - Job Interviews To Be Honored OPEN 'T11:9 a Hinn- sign up HOURS. 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Applieatits may For An informal reception and job interviews in the Placement QUALIFIED APPLICANTS will receive: ies el emirs... quet will be held in honor of I.: A1151181 the day before Offka. erittis Prof. William H. Poyi 6000 SALARY PR06RAMMED TRAINING RAPID ADVANCEMENT RECOGNIPPN experiences. lip to one or Office in ADM131 1966 Homecoming grand mat I, 'TUITION ASSIZTANCE FOR GRADUATE STUDY *WORLD TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY I .I to: Isoll 5114.k% 11111.1.1. the Interview. according to the llomecoial. , / EXCELLENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 1013 SECURITY a TODAY Commit nee. fur lus .,rt4os ti, Our t An, Ohm, eke. ! S t at e Department of Public 'rho dinner will be held at Arange PAIR i ficalth. Math, journalism, philoso- Felice in Los Gatos at 8 p.m., Ipby, public health, biology, zoology, Thursday, Noc. 3, A 7 pan, recep- On Campus, Tuesday, Oct. 25 P.O. Box Palos kerdes Peninsula, California 90274 lxitany, liberal zats or social sei- Hon will precede the dinner. ewnvtpwnrnnrtsro.zreeswmsr--,unommuwrmxrwarra 4mR4 4m...web ne: majors may apply for pro- Faculty members are collie, li'., .....10101/11111... AIM,. alnlIMMISSAGPIL...1-1.01160111. awatoss WI& .111.1ff gram representatives in venereal invited to the informal recepi!or discasos. 'Fltis job has a nationsvide svhieh will he held in Home - 0 kr 0 'ovation. Open to men only. nornics 13uilding, Room I. Fr ,!’ :rrthrop ('orporation. For ma- Nov. 4. from II a.m. to noon. Pres. nib, le41 L1-1 4111ft) tiJr: U. 3- in aolvmautical engineering, Chirk 1.011 Ire the peck, I guest. ,,- Meeting, mechanical Ticket, I, ir the banquet honor- Ill S. Cd Street FREE PARKING ,h," ..0010111171..fraf OP... artrArareac,..cniem-m-raermmaPeammannYiewstarimmairaw ra -. TOW ',RM....T., MI10113M141M. WIWI TIIIHSTR 1..1111PRINTili MINSMIIIIIMMCMCNOMP alddItal/l fit dat111101110511106 IiV B. COO -L 1, L , RONIC , irsith and physaes Lind Marshal are now ,, . , , r, L.., & ra1,1 o I . L .. .. , o ,:l , ,tde g rcu..nre. (...... inn.ations in engineering re, a ,!1. 1,, :Li' Student Affairs Bug- ViSixt ' I 1 . . 1 r $..""? 794 ,196. .'.Apl _L. Jt C.,..`01,S nod counter design, development and test In 1,, , I Building ''R." - 6 .23, '.1' 17 LTE'rENS. All gla, , r , . ..,i, "i -.I.. In.TheBox her' Southern California. . drive. Selll purger drive thtu. located across from TOMORROW -.. 1 campt.s at 4th & San Carlos. Experience ' . The Firentone Tire and Rubber keit Honor Grad S -,LER. 8.35 o 1.,If I preferred. Apply in person at tho Comaany. Mal,nrs in mechanical S.TS gradual, Dale .1. Vogel. son of Mr. and tea, Dale Vogel of it., Ft 1010 FULL TIME JOBS engineering, industrial etigineer- math, 1917 'Woodside Road, Redwood 6413AAZItitkstf,.-,741:023 e, 2.350 per rnon'n sod up ing, chemical engineering, T.V. Techeician-53 or $4 per hour genet al engineering for ixssition- heen selected as one of *3^. WC P.K It r-11,L1. Service Station-$1.75 per hour in methods and standards, tech- , I Tenorary Fellows Bus Boy-$1.30 per hour nological service or quality col - M.B.A. class of Free Apt. plus wages for couple trol, which all lead Ira aanca rii'S la ern d ..."..E.O.I’S 2,32...01_4;ps Charlie Cola Agency 377-0922 responsibilities. Location 1., er ,J --ANTED: U7'-tER DIVISION STUDENTS. TUESDAY 21. - t. 7 sestailiteenkiereesitedastateReeeil $2 TeNag Instrumcntn, 1 in -lectrieril engineeric, . Sis2ccial rikcount L'f*. aal engineering, indus, FACULTY TLE MAN ON CAMPUS :leering. and physics with a ST11135NTS El-:GNEERING MAJOP, ALUMNI /0 rtical and undergraduate deer, just pre'. ,: .r staff or in ig - are wanted for positions ASO c-trd 4. 4, ness administration and Ind,. Movie & management. Location is oil . *Cameras *Supplies eioled . West Coast. Proioctors Equipment The fire of love lies in the heart. California Packing Company. What better way to reflect its psirmimmtim. achninisti , developing - printing Marketing. business earthly glow than through the .1 , rentals - repairs lion. liberal arts t if interest, diamond's scintillating beauty . sales for marketing trainir- , and symbolism. Like your love, camp,. $37 gram I, plus accounting, Petty it must be the finest expression I .5eta fiede or other majors intereF:ted of nature's art. To understand "%sic) ILDROOM apt. o,ot nance wanted for busine the heart and soul of a diamond Ids of closets and ingrs:rograni. Position,':,, 'hree upper division met also requires art on the part of hag training or busines raini,,, CAMERA SHOP a couple. $150. 5 S. 1301 St. 4.13 5m3 Fr.t your jeweler. Let our trained L- 2,2 '441. member of the American Germ Society advise you properly on ’’,LLAE.E. APTS. One and two bedrooms sX4NALIVIrOlaf,OPOFrONNOW&C*4/4 at. Pool. Two blocks from the ultimate token to your u. Sin St. 293-1445. Spolter To Attend beloved. ..either in an engage- ment del" r.; DIVISION male students. Single 3 SPEED diamond, or one indica- ' LiL-e.o-e, kitchen, shower, clean. quiet. tive of your present position. SEI E 17 a .'1, S 174, St. CSCPA Conference BICYCLES COOHEA ATE WANTED. For fur- MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 0 TN. Sit ASH PresidentTerry Spoiler, Mons' or . - erc4 after 6 will. carry the married student's 1 housing prnhiem to San Francisco -.0UPLE. a+5, large 3 noon. for the California State College ONLY MORTO urnished, quiet, on Pres ir Associat irm conference

this weekend. csa.0 OLOGISTS f: -1.3L.1’2 AI TS. bedrooms, 42" Using SOS's strong influence in Three or Top quality steel construction 3- CSCPA as a springboard for ac- . 11,1, Asrembled and serviced 625 Town & Cu t’!ry Village W01,1r,'EtZtf c.ouLr2 AVA5SteiNal7 TO THAT TA0i-E AT TOE P*Oto ATE W7ar,' 1 r, 13, tion, Spolter will present a resolu- Guaranteed 0,64.1-- OF THE FCOM, PLEASE month Li, '... 11th tion which calls for this recog- Son Jcse 241-1758 287-6349. nized lobby group to -appeal to '63 HONDA SCRAk.,IBLER. Paut.i CyCli t.' 6,11- r(::_-1.0.. ATE woJE7d. Near-new the Boma! of Trustees and the CLASSIFIED RATES rnm SJS. $37 per Legislature to appropriate funds 1435 The Alameda, San Josn Mon., Thurs. & Fri. To buy, sell, rent or and to direct early construe- 793.9766 Open St .131. Pi Open Tues.-Set. 8.30 a.m.-6 p.m. announce anything, Minimum ; a of, low rental housing for Until 9::.0 p.m. lust fill out and clip Three lines On, time Three times five times cied students on the 5.15 cam- Thurs. until 9 pun, One time Closed Sun. & Mon IC HIO,A,AN this handy order 1.50 2.25 2.50 :dank. 3 lines 4 lines 2.00- 2.75- 3.00 - ramezczn WHITE 5- lines 2.50 3.25 3.5(1 Send to: Spartan Daily 6 lines 3.00 3.75- 4.00 - F,a-k Deno, 4573. Drive-in and Diiiing Room Service

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