3500 Students to Mark Preferences, ASB Election Chairman Predicts

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Vol. 53 041110 tt SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1966 No. 3500 Students To Mark Preferences, ASB Election Chairman Predicts 'Lack of Defined Issues May Cause Low Turnout' By DON DUGDALE Spartan Daily Staff Writer An estimated 3,500 students will enter polling booths to vote today and tomorrow for all ASB offices. This prediction was made yesterday by Ellis Rother, Election Board chairman. If Rother's prediction is correct, this year's turnout will be a comedown of 1,600 from last year's record Phnto by Lou Buonomo tuniout of 5,161. Rother blames "a lack of clearly defined issues" as the DON'T LOOK NOW reasons for the expected small turnout. Polling places will be located at Seventh and San Carlos One of the sidelights I.D.C.'s Playday Saturday was a pie streets, near the barricade; on Seventh Street in front of the throwing contest PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL Three SJS stu- between the residence hall advisers. Here, Cafeteria; in front of the book- balloting today and tomorrow to see which will dents, from left Bill Clark, Al Mason and Jerry be elected ASB president. Polls are open both Cordell Koland of Alien Hall retaliates with a solid hit to the store; and at the entrance to the have only one legitimate function, Spolter, will await the results of campus-wide days from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. face of Gail Richardson of Washburn Hall. former inner quad, between Tower to protect the rights of the gov- Hall and the Science Building. erned. I don't think the ASB gov- Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. ernment does this," Mason ex- to 7:30 p.m. both days. All voters plains. Prof To Review will select their choices for ASB "I have searched in vain to find Braden president, vice president, treasurer, one function or program of this ELECTIONS Advocates attorney executive secretary and so-called governinent which is nec- Norbert Wiener's general. essary to the protection of my VOTE TODAY 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Freshmen will vote for candi- rights as a citizen or as a student," dates for sophomore representa- Mason says. 'God, Golem, Inc.' More School Funds tive, sophomores for junior rep- Clark, ASB treasurer, is a mem- resentative, juniors for senior rep- ber of Financial Advisory Board, Norbert Wiener's "God and Thomas Braden, Democratic "Right now the income tax only resentative and seniors and gradu- Spartan Shields, and is chairman Golem, Inc.: A Comment on Cer- representative. candidate for lieutenant governor, takes care of 17 per cent of the ates for graduate of the ASB Constitutional Revision Fromm To Lecture tain Points Where Cybernetics CANDIDATES yesterday told a faculty cafeteria state budget. This is a far too 86 Corrunittee. He issued, in part, a Impinges on Religion" will be dis- audience that he would continue low percentage," he added. Thirty-six candidates are vying five-point platform calling for cussed at today's Faculty Book to push for increased expenditures Braden said that he would make for the 19 available positions, one "rational progress" in student gov- Talk at 12:30 p.m. in Cafeteria if elected. the post of lieutenant governor less candidate than last year. Four errunent. of the three rooms A and B. "We've got to do a better job an "action problem-solving post." seats are open in each STUDENT DISCOUNTS On Love Obstacles of tying education to the source Without naming incumbent Glenn undergraduate class delegations, Published in 1964, the work Clark calls for student discounts of income," he said. Anderson he referred to his op- and two seats for graduate Stu- Dr. Erich Fromm, psychoanalyst- even at the risk of being labeled, will be reviewed by Dr. Ralph in local stores, a tutorial program Braden, who is chairman of the ponent as "inactive" and "unwill- dent Council members. Freshman "an outsider, peculiar, Parkrnan, department chairman for underprivileged children, a author, recently told a San Fran- unadapted State Board of Education, pledged ing to speak out on the issues of will elect their representatives or neurotic." of materials science and a co- master plan for campus beautifica- cisco audience that fear and nar- himself to push for implementation California. next fall. He received his formal education ordinator of the SJS course on tion, an annual national affairs cissism are "obstacles to love." He of, the Heller Plan for returning "He has never made his views Al Mason, senior journalism ma- at the University Cybernetics and Man, which lists sympositun and an exchange pro- of Heidelberg federal income tax for education. clear on any major problems," jor; Bill Clark, junior social sci- will repeat this theme tomorrow in Germany and the Berlin the book amongst its texts. grom with another U.S. college. Insti- "If we got only 10 per cent of Braden charged. ence major; and Jerry Spotter, at 10:30 a.m. in Morris Dailey tute of Psychoanalysis. Dr. Fromm Wiener is a member of the De- Spolter, ASB vice president, the money that goes to federal During the question period, junior political science and his- Auditorium at an ASB Lecture came to the United States in 1933. partment of Mathematics at the issued a platform calling for "re- income tax from California each Braden was asked if he is a "Ken- tory major, have all declared their Committee sponsored speech. He holds membership Massachusetts Institute of Tech- sponsible change." He called for in the year, we would have one billion nedy Democrat" candidacy for the presidency. Dr. Fromm is author of "Art Washington Psychoanalytic So- nology and winner of the 1963 a greater voice for the student dollars of needed funds." "I certainly hope I'm a Ken- PLATFORM NOTED of Loving," and "Escape from ciety and Mexican National National Medal of Science for body in major issues, such as the Acad- The candidate further pledged nedy Democrat," he replied. "The Mason, president of Collegians Freedom." He is professor of psy- emy of Medicine. He has lectured his contributions in mathematics, College Union program. that, even if he failed to get the late President WEIS an old friend for Educational Responsibility, choanalysis at the Medical School at the International engineering and biological science. Spolter has been active in stu- Institute of plan implemented, he would seek of mine. My children had great calls for the abolishment of ASB of the National University of Social Research at Columbia According to the author, the dent government for three years, Uni- a .decline in the property tax and fun bouncing on the White /louse government. Any government na- Moder,. At the university he also versity, New York book's aim is to "consider . . . in having served on Student Council City and the an increase in state income tax. bed." tional, state. local or ASB, should works as a consulting psychologist American Institute detail the social consequences of and in the committee system. As of psycho- and theoroetician, applying analysis. cybernetics." vice president, he is now chairman psychoanalytic theory to problems of Dr. Fromm has served of Student Council and a member on the ******************** culture and society. faculties of Bennington of the Financial Advisory Board College in Last week while addressing Vermont, William Alanson and the College Union Board of IRA MELTZER members of the American Ortho- Institute Psychiatry Governors. of in New for psychiatric Association, Dr. Fromm York, Michigan State University ATTORNEY GENERAL Vic Lee, sophomore representa- urged individuals to be themselves and New York University. tive and Student Council vice A13497 chairman; and Jim Conklin, head ****************** yell leader, are running for vice 4 -lsornent) president. Composer To Demonstrate 1*********************** Lee, also chairman of council's campus policy committee, feels his experience qualifies him for the No. 2 position. Conklin, past chair- Avant-Garde Music Form man of the Independent Housing Rattles, alarm clocks, electric using long silesees, have Association, says he is unhappy created mixers, chairs and nonsensical vo- considerable controversy in the with this year's Student Council cal noises combine to form the musical field. and hopes to make well-planned avant-garde form of "music" com- Cage's forrn of music is largely changes. posed by John Cage. He will give "indeterminate," based on chance a lecture-demonstration tonight in and improvisation. The object is to surprise not only the audience Tickets Availa.ble but the composer himself. l4.1St shalents interesded in the Presenting one of his pieces, For 'Sparta Sings' musk and Ideas of John cage "Four Minutes and 33 Seconds," Tickel . for the fifth annual may meet nith him today at a pianist, sat at the piano with a Sparta Sings Song Festival, to 4 p.m. In 111266, said Festival stop watch, letting the audience be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Chairman Dr. Cooker, provide the "music" with coughs, Civic Auditorium, ;ire on SRIP this associate professor of musk% sneezes and yawns. week in front of the Spartan In 1964 the New York Philhar- Bookstore and on Seventh Street, monic introduced his "Atlas Ec- lipticalis WHAT A DRAG! according to MiRS Judi Cerrie, Concert Hall at 8:15 as a guest with Winter Music." The co-chairman. Tickets are $1. for the Festival of 20th Century performances made use of 90 I JERRY SPOLTER : Co-Rec committee members Bobbi Peters, left, fate. During the evening there will be folksing- The theme of the festival, spon- Music. microphones, each attached to a 1, end Judy Fredrickson drag Bill Johnston to this ing, a relay typical of Dogpatch and, would you sored by the Associated Women For some 20 years Cage has musician, seven loudspeakers and ASB President : seven evening's "Sadie Hawkins Night," in the Wom- believe, a marrying booth. "The Zu," will wel- (AWS) and the Inter-Fraternity been known for his extraordinary amplifiers. Leonard Bern- VOTE TODAY * en's Gym. Penny Peterson, back left, and come SJS students, beginning at 7:30 with dance Council (IFC), is "Under the appmaches to music. His compo- stein gave way to a one-armed v i.,--,., , 834 sitions, rhythmically complex Iasi robot conductor. Carole Hendy remind Johnston of his probable music. .a..1 6111111111111 Spell of Music." 2SP %HY %WY Wodnesaay, April 20, 1966 Rabble Rouser 'Vote for Pat PA RTAN DA I LY SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE And Pot, Too!' By PAT HEFFERNAN Editor TOM MEAD Advertising Mgr. JERRY FORD I would like to take this opportunity to announce my candidacy for student body president. That's right. I anit running for Big John's Guest Editorial office. After surveying the candidates preso catty in the contest, I felt that it is indeed time for a change and decided to run to National Pass Time? give the students a choice, not an excuse to avoid the pone. At the risk of going out on a skinny $500,000 each mer the next three limb we suggest that the long-rumored years. When tlie have been POT PARTY decline of baseball didn't really begin getting in shape they were taking les So I called my party the POT party f until somewhere between 1965 and sons in how to be movie actors. Nos% (People on Tea), together for a convention early 1966. heater and when the they lime consented to play this season Saturday night and wits able to curry the sport will reach bottom and major for a combined total of around $230 nomination before the police broke in league games will be drawing about as 000. or a good deal more than the pay and carted us all off to jail (violation of much interest as a game of, say, la- of embryo actors. How do you explain the election code, I think the charge was).

I 111...1.. is hard to say. all that to the kids? My platform, written in jail Sunday, That time may be coming. For base- Baseball wasn't like this when men is simple, straightforward and will benefit ball is not smnething a tnan discovers like Dazzy Vance. Tris Speaker and Ty all those who vote for me. browbeat or suddenly in middle age. If he hasn't Cobb were the sweaty heroes of youth. ''My text or today: Is GOP Dead? ..." If elected, I promise to been hooked by the time he is 8, 10 or If there were squabbles. the kids didn't ignore (whichever works best) the Student maybe 12, he just isn't going to be a know because in those days box scores Council until I get: baseball fan. And how does baseball were the only thing they read in the Thrust and Parry 1. a raise, these days look to kids? newspapers and what a player got paid 2. a Playmate for a secretary, There are the Milwaukee Braves, was irrelevent. The game was the 3. an unlimited public relations and not long after their flight from Boston, thing. Life' Not So Easy miscellaneous budget, so I don't have to 'Easy give the Spartan of going through all sorts of legal gyra- Now that baseball is adopting some Daily an accounting tions to escape from Wisconsin to Editor: ination.s, themes, etc., 3; official meetings and all the trips I'll take on ASB moneN. of the more tawdry trappings of show committee work, 3; office hours, 5; and re- plumber, after charging me Georgia. Not because Atlanta is warm- Last year, a search and writing, 10. Total, 57. biz, it looks less and less like a game work on a badly leaking $17 for a half-hour's Granted that the teacher has a long sum- NO GREF.KS er, but because they hope there's more all-too-familiar comment; and more like a money machine all the faucet, made the mer vacation, but he Ls often required by home at 2 o'clock. Gee, 4. no Greeks appointed to anything. money there. Try to explain that to the time. And if people like Koufax and "You're a teacher and academic standards or professional conscience have an easy lifer kid in the baseball cap too big for him, you guys must to devote a good part of that vacation to especially Freshman Camp counselors, Drysdale sell the sandlot gang on the Obviously we teachers do, since. according shagging flies on a sandlot. research and writing. During the academic 5. a 100 per cent discount for all stu- idea that baseball beats the mos ies to Mr. Mark Miller, a full academic load year alone, he puts in 36 weeks of 57 hours Then there are Sandy Koufax and only because they can make more "is still below the number of hours put in by each, or 2,052 hours. dents in 411 San Jose stores, Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodg- the layman and those of the other profes- Even without the imposed or self-imposed 6. LSD distribunted at the Health center, money in it, the great national pastime sions." summer work, 2,052 hours a year still ex- 7. a course on how to smoke ers, a couple of the best pitchers is doomed. Say it ain't so, fellows. To set the record straight for plumbers, ceed the 2,000 or 1,750 hours put in by non- pot without around. who formed a sort of two- laymen, and other professional men, here is professional men. And the average teacher's burning your throat, (Tripping Out, A&B Reprinted from the an average weekly schedule for teachers at salary certainly does not compare with the 6 units, (lecture and lab), player labor union and held out for San Jose State College (by number of hours): professional man's or with the $17 earned more than a month for a reported Wall Street Journal teaching, 12; preparation, 24; grading exam- by the plumber for his 30 minutes' work 8. a hail fund established for students (unless, of course, the plumber puts in hours and faculty of Tripping Out 11, A&B, of preparation, grading, meetings, office hours, research and writing). NEW REG SYSTEM Guest Room Charles B. Paul Assistant Professor, Humanities 9. a Tower list on college administrators, 10. a new reg system ... the professors Administrators Should 'Handle Details' stand in line to ask US if we'll take their PARTAN DAILY classes, exten- nfortunately the debate oer Howe%er, leadership of the college nowt department heads or deans without SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 11. a weekly fold-out in the Spartan should administer the State Colleges has be vested in men who are respected by sive consultations with die faculty in each Second class postage paid at San Jou., California,. Daily, featuring the San Jose StateMate been clouded by emotion and side issues. their colleagues. The nature of a faculty is department. Further, having selected a Member California Newspaper Publishers Association dub presitlent is too and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by of the week, suitably displayed, Much confusion springs front the linking such that scholarship, if not a sufficient head of a department, students of San Jose State Colleg, 4=410 Satur- of the functions of providing leadership reguirentent, is necessary if a department re te from that department to know how day and Sunday, during college yeur. Subscription 12. my wife elected as ASB president functions under the accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full with the tasks of budgeting and account- head or dean is to enjoy the respect of well the department academic year, 59: each semester, $4.50. Off-campus at the end of my term. ing for funds and resources. his associates. appointee. price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, I will concede that we need trainetl ad- BEST JUDGE 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office AMBITIOUS PROGRAM ministrators for handling the details of LEADERSHIP QUALITY hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. faculty of a department I know this sounds like an ambitious accounting, allocation of physical re- Additionally, a leader must be 1) sensi- Because the Editor . TOM MEAD department head. Advertising program for myself and my party (which sources and the mass of paper work that tive to development in his field 2) capable works intimately with its Manager JERRY FORD best judge of his per- Day Edi.or TED WE1SGAL hasn't endorsed me, only nominated me) is so characteristic of all large organiza- of encouraging superior performance by that faculty is the Managing Editors PAT HEFFERNAN the responsi- tions. I contend that leadership is another his associates 3) attentive to the student- formance. If the faculty has JEFF STOCKTON to achieve, but my mascot and campaign periodic review, as is presently Associate Editor LAVELLE JACKSON quality and tloes not exist in all men who faculty problems 4) able to represent his bility of Copy Editor SHARON OSAK1 manager, a little mouse named T.J. Trip, canipus, it will have are expert at detail work. departmental or divisional interests in the the situation on this Sports Editor PAUL SAVOIA know just how it can he done. the opportunity to replace a man whose Campus Life Editor SUE BETHARD college as a whole 5) able to present the Fine Arts Editor PAT SHARP We feel we can steal enough money ACADEMIC PROCESS performance is unsatisfactory. Wire Editor DAVID LEBSCH views of the president to his department from ASB fees to bribe the Council into The college desperately needs good Professional administrators should be Photo Editor . BOB REED support or division. Public Relations Direc'tor RICHARD SHYPERTT doing anything I wantfor the good of administrators who will work in assigned as assistants for these choson Credit Manager BILL EWERTZ process. The teaching Since the president of a college of this Business Manager KAREN TODOROFF the students, of courseand have a tidy of the academic heads so as to free the departmental chair- the existence size cannot possibly know first hand the National Advertising Mgr_ DEBORAH CALDWELL sum left over, and prevent any resigna- function is the reason for men from the tyranny of paper work. Classified Manager ...... PETE WESTRUP of the college, and the administrators men in each department and since he is Production Manager LEA ANN HERNANDEZ tions. M. Similar Promotion Manager WALTER FINCK Remember should proside the environment and re- not expert in every field of knowledge it George Office Manager SADAKO FUJIKAWA . . . A VOTE FOR PAT -0orees required for this function. is impossible for the presid. tit to choose Professor of Civil Engineering Classified Promotion CAROLINE WATTLES IS A VOTE FOR POT.

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The humor and Lydia the Student Affairs Busineas plays on Rivals" sentimentality of a young chased Jack around the room words. "The mantic Office, Building R. today and May 14 at the San Jose High pushcarts a worthwhile campus deadline for living centers to con- gruesome description of by Richard Brinsley Sheridan girl in love who read "true with a tomorrow. School track field from 11 a.m. activity, according to Bob Wes- pay their $15 application fee is kept the audience in almost fessions" novels in sect-et. this his wife-to-be. The contest is open to fra- to 2 p.m. tervelt, publicity chairman. Monday, April 25. Applications continuous mirth during its was 18th-century England. A Robert Ryan enacted the role tetnitics, sororities anti other liv- Men who wish to volunteer art. ay:ill/dile at 41 S. 13th St. flurry arose In one scene of Faulklancl with the histri- The event, which officially be- opening pei-formance in College great ing centers xho think they _ Malaprop almost onics and melodramatics befit- gins Greek Week (May 14-211, Theatre Friday night. when Mrs. might know the most ugly crea- unsavory ting a cha. acter whose name The cast, under the direction caught her with the toi it. L.' \IOC chairman Herm has returned to the SJS campus audience burst robably k derived from a of Dr. Harold Crain. professor evidence. The Radloff cionmenled. "Women's after a year's absence. Crowd Shakespearean work. Particu- of drama, fittingly portrayed centi.os must find an tip- control was a major factor ill larly i ithanc,.ng was the round- their roles us characters epit- piopriatrly ugly man tu reprc- their discontinuance, The fra- ing of his eye,; whon he became ternity omizing the trait their names "Tit* lihals" will run toul*ht ,41I thrir presented a new program upset over the way his be- described. eunear Theatre. Tickets tor loved, Julia, was treating hint to Miss Sally Kemp sparked the Drama Department pro- entire performance as Mrs. duction may be purehamed at COUNTRYMAN ACRES T hea t re Bo,. Office, Malaprop, the plump dowager College Bob Acres was, of course. the r m a Building. with a gift for misappropiate Speech and countryman. Portrayed by Tracy 5 p.m. Priers are $1.50 use of the English language. from 1 to Thornell, he first entered the tor the general public anti 75 The treinolos of her speech, the stage with the dust of the road "Time for a Change" fake mole on her chin, the cents for students, ty upon his clothes and twigs in lavender and green plumes wav- his wig. Later when he attempt- ing in her wig presented the ed to be a gentleman, the red elect perfect picture of a middle-aged hie out laughing as Lydia, tossing bows on his shoes and the un- widow, convinced of her beauty books into corners and under cultured manner of his speech in and charm and daring anyone the bed, cried to the maid, "Put brought laughter at his ab- to deny it. The Man of Feeling' into your surdity. GERARD "GERRY" RONEY HILARITY REIGNED pocket." The scene design hy J. Wen- In playing Lydia's lover, Cap- Hilarity reigned AR she con- dell Johnson, professor of drama. ror Sophomore Representative tain Jack Absolute. William stantly poured forth remarks virtually created an olcl world Keeler took on the air his name fit such as, in reference to her in the new -- something like implied that of perfection and niece Lydia, "She's AS head- walking down the aisle and into the utter gallantry of an Exper;en,:, Gerry Rowe," A Practical strong as an allegory on the Eng- Bath, England, 1775. The effec- lish gentleman. But it was Stan- 1265 HarrnH ar banks of the Nile." and. regard- tiveness of the setting was Lead( rsh;p Sse Jose Program ley A. Anderson Jr., portraying at ing Captain Absolute, "His shown not only in the vividness Jack's father, Sir Anthony, who physiognomy iR so grammital." of the outdoor scenery. but al., gave the surname its autocratic Her confused meanderings in in the contrast between the meaning. * k******************** ******** ** ******* ********** the labyrinth of lanwilice be- masculine furnishings of the A delightful dialogue between came strikingly evident as she Absolute household and the the two Absolutes revealed the cried, "Come, girls! This gen- femininity and elegance of Mrs. ELECT father's design to marry off Jack tleman will exhort us. Come, sir, Malaprop's and Lydia's rooms. dospite the latter's opinion on you're our envoy -Itsacl the way. 4( to the subject. The scene vvas cli- AUTHENTIC COSITUMING and we'll precede." of Costuming, too, lent the at- KNEISEL Mrs. Claire Baker, portrayino, mosphere of the 18th century. - 1 Designed by graduate student 4( ,’_1Y_L.MitY __ _44,4414.4C_44S 13114: JITNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Kevin Seligman, uncler the su- lt 'by settle for less? BEAU TIES pervision of Miss Berneice Prisk. 65,000 75,000 professor of drama, the rich ' EXPERIENCE: ENGAGEMENTS 1 brocades of the ladies' gravns it .4 Hoard Lobby System BOOKS & GREETING Suzanne Carter, junior English Stedeill \ilk a and the breeches and stockings PAPERBACKS CARDS of (for frum Walnut Creek, has 111,1rao4 Gravral ,iNaa ktitinintntent POlieleS of the men were so authentic 4g u- rtmounced her engagement to Niedel 1 ailed \ alma. !mid iticaaatiall the characters could have just hlegale hen Foster, senior engineering stepped out of the pages oi his- -&,Books Spartan Shields ',Moir la liods I, rsenlation major from Saratoga and mem- tory. er, TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE Foreign Student Orientation SLM Jaw I I, Connell Stevens Creek & Winchester ber of Sigma Phi Epsilon. An The comedy found in "The X isiting Scholar Conociii,, In pilit/. I \,tisilies tit San Jose's Blg Bookstore August 27 wedding date has Rivals" is not always an ob- OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY been set. vious, overt form of humor but "DYNAM:C STUDENT GOVERNMENT" Serting California .Since i 5 Lynn Edwards, junior art ma- the richness of the subtlely-pre- .ftmoisAnonnAnn wonn oCriZifriffiho. mn jor from Lafayette and member sented remarks makes the play of Angel Flight. is engaged to an experience especially en- t! Robert Benitez, an SJS graduate joyable foi the keen listener. *******************.******** ** ** *********** -11 aeronautics and engineering San Jose. The couple plan .._ m August wedding. Cut -Rite Sandi Edwards, senior history rs, Barber major from Cupertino and mem- IIMAIN- A ON A METI ber of Phi Alpha Theta honorary irs Shop history society, is betrothed to , eir Tony Hernandez, senior electri- - engineering major from El "Highest Quality Haircutting :-;alvador. A summer 1967 wed- tan E. at Reasaruthle Prices." ding is planned, ate Susan Monsen, sophomore ( MEN $1.80 mathematics major from San BOY'S $1.55 Jose, has announced her en- , (under 12 years old) gagement to Tom Powell, senior chemistry major from Hayward. Razor Cuts $2.50 PINNINGS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK = Barbara Harris, sophomore San Ber- Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. sociology major from MS the pin of Sunday 9 a.m 4 p.m. nardino has accepted , , kit Bill Nunnallyjunior business 1279 E. SANTA CLARA 297-9705 management major from Crest- v ,e) ,nie and member of Sigma Nu. ign ,3

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First St. SAN ANTONIO CENfER MT VIEW SHOP MON THRU SAT UNTIL 9:30 p m Tel. 295-7295 VALLEY FAIR SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 p.m. 41SP %HT kN DAILY 1:C. 1,4'41 Six Running Twenty-Four Council Candidates 41, For Graduate Positions Seek Fourteen Representative Posts Six candidate, tt running tor the two graduate representative wants "initiate _SJS students going to the polls senior representatises and Nell1U1',.. crease in scholarships fur grad -1 John Graham to posts in today and tomorrow's today will decide which candidates will choose the graduate repre- state students. fle also %%ants support and ef feet state prograt:. ASB elections. pill represent them on the 1966- sentatives today and tomorrow. re-examination of the appi oved designed to increase and enhamm 00 Dick Miner, 22, presently serv- 67 Student Council. Freshman representatives will housing system. the cultural social and educational ing as senior representative. wants Twenty-four candidates are run- be chosen in a special election Bob Stahl, 21 -year-old political opportunity of all students. an end to mandatory ASB fees NI ning for 14 Student Council po- in the fall. science major seeks to establish Larry Lundberg feels the and establishment of voluntary 'anions. SENIOR REP C'ANDIDATES an effective speaker's corps, in- dent council should act according athletic and cultural privilege Freshmen will cast ballots for Don McInnis, member of Spar- stitute more student opinion sur- to the students' wishes, not their cards. He is a public administra- sophomore representatives, sopho- tan Shields and Spartacamp coun- veys, abolish lockout for junior own. He favors polls of student tion major. mores will vote for junior repre- selor, calls for a re-examination women, and increase support of opinion, more objective personnel Lynn S. Basham, 22-year-old rsentatives, juniors will pick the of textbook resales and an in- a visiting lecture program. selection and thinks more ASB English major, says the graduate Paul Bartko, 21 -year-old soci- committee posts should be filled student has been neglected and ology major, wants student gov- by inexperienced students who he will try to "bring the graduate ...9$ your group having ernment to react more to students, are willing to work. back to the campus." He wants administration and "society at Wenn Williams is not affiliated an extension of library services. a costume party, large." He also wants relaxed with any campus living center and Bruce Macumber, 22-year-old dorm rules and birth control in- feels he can represent the opin- business administration majo r, or oger _special mien!? formation to be given at the ions of a larger segment of the seeks better alumni relations. re- campus. cau health center. TICKET, PLEASE evaluation of the present system Ken Shackelford, 21-year-old Gerard Roney pursues the "re- of graduate representation, greater JRS ENTERPRISES political science major, seeks im- turn of student government to the This isn't the kind of sign to see on election day but it's there student participation in curricu- for all color proved communication between student body." His objectives are welcoming all students to the annual Sparta Sings to be he'd_ lum reform, student discounts in student government and students. a Student Council liaison commis- Saturday in the Civic Auditorium at 8 p.m. From left are Don local stores and more popular en- PHOTOGRAPHY sion to the students and the bal- He wants the legislative and ex- Miller, Jackie Edenholm, Terry Mathew. Judi Currie, and Sparta tertainment on campus. of student gov- ancing of athletics appropriations Phil Whitten, graduate sociology Phone 286-5392 after 5 p.m. ecutive branches Chairinan, Lynn Rose, receiving her ticket. ernment to "get together." with general interest programs. major, calls for the Spartan Daily Wes Watkins, ASB attorney to be independent of the Journal- general, wants a liaison commit- ism Department and to have a tee to work with the ASB presi- student-elected editor. Other College Graduate? dent, consisting of representatives planks include a re-evaluation of from campus groups. Officer Candidates the football program, abolishment Executive approved hous- Interested In Selling? Roger Allen, last semester's of non-voluntary Spartan Daily reporter for stu- ing and available birth control dent government, wants a legal information. Seeking Sales Career? aid service for students, polls t,. Sam Badawi, 27-year-old elec- determine student opinion on ma- trical engineering major, wants 100-year old national company tripled sales during the jor issues and student participa Anxiously Await Polling Results increased representation for grad- last 8 years. \\ill appoint sales representatise on July lion in curriculum planning. uate students, extended library increa:ed curriculum 1, 1966. Two year individually-supers ised training JUNIOR DELEGATION Twelve candidates for five ASB chairman of the Santa Clara Coun- lections to be made on basis of hours, and ' Seven candidates are trying for for graduates. He was student executive positions have only an- ty Young Republicans. willingness to work, rather than - program. the four-seat junior delegation. experience. He is also concerned body treasurer at Cairo University and a half to find out Fred Stahl backs better com- other day RATIONAL PROGRESS membership in in Egypt. For appointment phone: with duplication of munications between students and if the weeks of campaigning were Bill Clark, 20-year-old junior the ASB committee system. Jim Young, 22. senior sociology Mr. Bull at 294-1013 the ASB, through polls and news- good enough to put them into social science major, has issued a major, wants extended library papers, legal aid for students and winning positions. platform calling for rational prog- COMMITTEE SYSTEM hours, proportional ASB repre- a "realistic housing policy." sentation for graduate students An equal opportunity employer polls open today and stu- ress in student government. Clark Ellen McAllister, soph om o r e Barbara Barr wants to make The and abolishment of involuntary ap- dent consensus will make or break is presently ASB treasurer and English major, feels she could add the students "proud of their col- vt:as junior representative last fall, proved housing. lege." She emphasizes the im- Jerry Spolter, junior political portance of improved student-ASB science major, announced his can- Stan ford Children's communication. 11111111.111111w- didacy on a platform of "responsi- Perry Kneisel wants an investi- SPECIAL TO ble change." The 21 -year-old can- gation of student. government ap- Cons aleseent Hospital didate is ASB vice president this pointment practices, improvement year, chairman of Student Council STUDENTS of cultural activities and more and member of Financial Advisory student interest in the ASB Black and White Photo Board. 1Speakers Corps. Combination Offer Two candidates have filed for BENEFIT CONCERT \Bill Wright favors student par- I 8x10 ticipation in curriculum and cafe- the office of ASB vice president. teria planning and expansion of Vic Lee, sophomore representa- 3 5x7 Custom library and bookstore hours. He tive and vice chairman of the Stu- 12 Wallet Size Photos dent Council, feels he has the ex- is a sophomore representative on 10.00 Student Council. perience to qualify him for the Nortnall Glen Yarbrough Larry Hoff backs a platform vice president's post as chairman of "honest government." He says of Student Council. All for $16.95 he is not a politician and thinks WELL-PLANNED CHANGES he will best represent the students. Lee, a political science major, FOX TIFFANY Vince Guaraldi James Caldwell wants to pro- was raised in Tokyo, Japan. He STUDIO mote better government among is a member of Tau Delta Phi, students through education of the men's honorary scholastic society. 11 S. 2nd I student lxxly and bmader repre- VIC LEE Jim Conklin, head yell leader, JIM CONKLIN 294-3780 Sunday Nlay 8th Tickets: 7S3.50 & $2.50 sentation in student government. candidate is also running for A.SB vice presi- . . . melts post Clark Heinrich, ASB Personnel dent. A member of Alpha Tau Frost 1111phitheater ,San Jose Box Office officer, wants to revise the per- the aspirants for Student Council Omega fraternity, Conklin states to the coordination of the commit- sonnel selection act and to estab- and executive positions. he is unhappy with the present tee system anti plans "to get along -POLITICAL AD lish a national affairs symposium Three candidates have their hats ASB council situation and wants with the next ASB president no on campus. in the ring for ASB President. to make well-planned changes. matter who wins." Europe 66 Five hopefuls for the four soph- Al Mason, 21-year-old senior The ASB Treasurer's post is A three-way battle has emerged omore representative seats have journalism major, is running on contested by two experienced can- in the race for ASB Attorney placed their names on the ballot. a platform of abolishment of stu- didates. General. Scott Smith, 1S-year-old busi- dent government. He is president Margaret Davis, junior repre- Bill Bennett, graduate political ness major, stated he has no plat- of Collegians for Educational Re- sentative on this year's council, science major, calls platforms form. sponsibility (CER) and first vice- is running on a three-part plat- "superfluous" since the attorney form: responsibly informed student general has no power to implement BILL body on financial matters, re- policies. "It is an administrative evaluation of present system of al- job and calls for a responsible, im- location of ASB funds, and a large partial person," Bennett said. .11.11r:11;1//ti 011111.1_11111111L1 unoi I. 11.1.01.111.1 011/11 budget for cultural events. Ira Meltzer, senior political sci- iriEVOCUltroarintr./IE ence major, co-editor and co- 1/ NO PLATFORM 1:11'1,11,1,' '1111:1i:11 founder of the New Student news- 1111'111111.1 I" Miss Davis is finance officer of paper, lists as one of his major 1 Student Council and a member of qualifications "I have never been . the Financial Achisory Board. appointed to any position by John CLARK John Bruckman, a 20-year-old Hendricks (ASB President)." One Last Chance r,, industrial management tpre-law) of his objectives is to open faculty 1. major. feels experience is the best parking lots to students at night. qualification and no platform is The third candidate for the post York ...... New $331 11=11111. needed because the post is mostly is senior representative Dick Wolfe 1111Z 1271=Nit".’".’’MNO so: I To Paris it. A 2 MEW aillIeMINIMIM administrative. who wants to set up a committee Two students aspire to be next to work out problems between stu- FOR A "NO STOPPING" YEAR IN '66-'67 year's Executive Secretary. dents and local police. He is a Departs June 14 Returns Sept. 8 Hal Kushins, 21, a senior social member of Spartan Shields and Departs June 20 Returns Sept. 5 Walk in now for science major, wants personnel se- the Spartacamp committee. Platform Experience San Francisco to Paris hcal advertisement Student Discount ASI3 Treasurer Hofbrau Style Food Moderate Prices Round Trip $563.00 Service in Local Stores Student Council Roast Eastern Beef Heir. yearis 1.60 Youth Rate S476.00 .An A I Nat' I Virginia Baked }lam 1.60 Affairs Symposium College Lmon Board Attention Juniors ... of Gioertiors Kosher Sille Corned Beef 1.60 Improserl Communit% Vice-Chairman of Roast Tom Turkey -- 1.60 Relations Student Council Chicago Style Pastrami ..... _ ...... 1.60 New York $300 Student Insolvement Who's Who in WES Roast Turkey Leg ____ 1.60 To London in Curriculum Planning American College, WATKINS T COMBINATION PLATIS Departs June 21 Returns Sept. 5 -An ASB office is more than dignity with certain re- Any 2 meats $1.75 Any 3 meats N. San Francisco to London sponsibilities; it is a mandate for improvement on the for Slab of nutty Swiss cheese .35 Round Trip $532.00 students' educational opportunities. It is time for a Youth Rate S446.00 major change. but it must hese a reasonable ap- orders include choice of Barbecued Beans, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE * A.S.B. proach." or Macaroni, Bread and Butter JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Ask abouf o ur "Europe by all means * A.S.B. ATTORNEY GENERAL of Transportation" student tour. Auto Visit the Gaslite Room for Fun. Banquet Facilities 5 to 7 * WHO'S WHO 1965-66 rail passes. Ballroom Leasing. Rooms from $85 Per Month. * BLUE KEY Welkin, WIls Contact Tony Engstrom ASB PRESIDENT SAN CARLOS at MARKET STS. 2954626 IMO Welch Rd. :98 7973 Student in nosiness Located in the &ante cha. tiS Grad IS.11 I kik moiki Independent Candidate 297-0421 SI So. 19th 14 4 - SP %STAN BAR-V--$ Wednesday, April '21.), 1966 Waterdogs' PICKING Spartan Baseballers elks' Title Drive UP Booters Get Kicks In Friday ' JACKSON SPLINTERS Bow to Indians 13-3 Opener.. L.:cuing their kicks theseXys Under Way We have been waiting for somebody to do it, but nobody has, The SJS baseball team lost a board against Duro Quiring in are SJS soccer team so we guess we will have to. laugher yesterday, but when Stan- the ninth, when Tony Hernandez meniters, who open spring slate of The long drive towards a possi- Predict the outcome of the 1966 major ford's 13-3 trouncing of the Spar- doubled down the left field line ex- league pennant races, hibitions ble national championship in the that is. tarts was over neither coach Ed and scored on AI Taylor's single Friday night against the earnest Monterey Naval Post Grad School fall has been started in Oh sure, we are aware that the season already has started, and Sobczak or any of .his charges After Nave had forced Taylor and in Spartan Stadium at 8 p.m. by Spartan water polo coach Lee that at least one writer from every major fish wrapper and were smiling, Bruce Young had grounded out, puppy A preliminarY Walton. paddler in the nation has stated his views on the subject, as have The loss was the. eighteenth of singles by Carl Tognolini and between the S.TS Alumni and the Santa Clara Youth Moviag into the second week on hundreds of magazine writers and radio-television sportscasters. the season for the Spartans, who Steve Egge, plus a Stanford error Village is tabbed for 6 p.m. spring workouts, the waterdogs However, no one from Spartan Daily has yet put forward his have won ten, and makes it im- gave SJS the final runs of the have started the annual decathlon possible for the SJS crew to break ED SOBCZAK predictions, and, as is common knowledge, the greatest sports author- . baseball coach competition and are scrinunaging ities in the nation reside daily .500 this year, since they have from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in JC298. A every day. The most logical one to offer the official Spartan Daily word only six games remaining. New Home for Walton feels the squad for 1966 would appear to be Sports Editor Paul Savoia; after all, he is our Stanford jumped un SJS starter SPAGHETTI LOVERS could be stronger than the 1965 honored leader. Gene Hessler for four runs in Winter Lays Plans All team that was sixth-ranked na- However, Paul flunked Crystal Ball Gazing 1B last fall when the first inning, and so far as the the spaghetti tionally. he picked University of San Francisco to successfully defend its record book was concerned, the you can eat. Chief reason for this optimism WCAC basketball crown. In case you have forgotten, Mr. Savola Uni- game might just as well have end- Ls the return of Jack Likens, a versity of Pacific made off with the WCAC championship, downing ed right there. To Make Smith Best $1 sophomore All-America two years USF twice in the process. Mike Schomaker started the Monday thru Thursday Tribe uprising with a double to ago who redshirted last season. That narrows the field to fellow sportswriter Lee Juillerat, Spartan truck coach Bud Winter Hayes' at Tokyo, but Smith's 110; reputa- center field, and after advancing ANGELO'S Likens lived up to his campus life editor Sue Betharda part-time usherette for the San yesterday laid out his full plans yards Saturday, in which he shift -I event of on an error by Hessler, scored STEAK NOUSE tion by winning the first Francisco Giantsand your truly. in an attempt to make Tommy ed gears four or five times, was 72 on Peter Middlekauff's single. E. Santa Clara Sf. the deeathlon, reversals, and plac- Lee, like Paul, is a nice guy and a fine sportswriter, but anyone Smith the greatest sprinter in his- the best of all. ing second to Ted Mathewson in who wears a Mexican bracero straw hat to class has got to be a loser. James Hibbs then hit the first tory. of his two home runs and Stanford five-shot accuracy. As for Miss BethardWell, she knows a lot about baseball and Talking at a luncheon of the had four runs and the ball game. In reversals, defending decathlon is a true Giants fan, but she disqualifies herself by being a charter Northern California track writers. Frank Pangborn relieved Hess- champion Greg Swan and Steve member of the Bill Hands (who's he?) fan club. Winter said, "I believe you should ler and coasted along Drama Department Presents Hoberg were a close second, while That leaves the burden squarely on our slumping shoulders. until the set goals for all your athletes. fourth inning when four Stanford Mathewson becarne the first player So with hands shaking and knees trembling, we gaze into our and our goal for Tonuny is that hits coupled with some sloppy de- in three years to score the maxi- murky crystal ball and come up with FEARLESS JACKSON'S FAN- he will better, equal, or at least Sheridan's Classic Comedy of Manners fensive play by SJS gave the mum total of 25 points in the TASTIC PROGNOSTICATIONS: approach world records in all Indians another four counters. Big shot accuracy. The National League, as always, comes first: three sprints, the 100, the 220 was a long Walton reported that Likens and 1. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS--A surprisingly strong pitching blow in the inning and the 440. THE RIVALS double off the left-center field Moberg have been the two out- staff will put the Giants into the October classic. Winter reported that no other fence by Steve Hovley. standing performers in the scrim- 2. ATLANTA BRAVESCan take it all if they stay in one city. man has ever done this, "but I In the meantime, back at the mages, saying "Likens didn't lose 3. CINCINNATI REDSOldest major league club doesn't quite think Tommy has a chance to be TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY plate, the Spartans were getting any ability in his year's layoff." have enough punch to go all the way. the best man who ever drew on Benefit Matinee 2 p.m. Saturday starter Walton has also been surprised 4. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES--Trades will help but not less than nothing off Indian a spike." who went the first at Larry Lefner"He’s twice as enough. Frank Klinger, The veteran Spartan coach in- three innings allowing only Charlie College Theatre Curtain 8:15 p.m. good as last year," transfer John 5. PITTSBURGH PIRATESBucs only average all the way dicated that Smith will go all out to reach first base on a walk Schmidt, redshirt Steve Nelson around. Nave in one of these events in each S.J.S.C. Students 75c Box Office Tel. 294-1931 inning. and returning letterman Jim Mo- 6. LOS ANGELES DODGERSPitching collapse will spell the in the second of the three remaining Spartan James Blaschke was bled for their strong early-season end of a would-be dynasty. Left-hander home meets. better news for the Spartans, performances, 7. CHICAGO CUBSDurocher, Williams, Banks, Santo and no For example, this Saturday as he took over the hurling chores nothing else. against Fresno State at the Spar- Produced by the Radio & TV Journalism inning, and allowed 8. NEW YORK METSNo longer a terrible team, the Mets are in the fourth tan oval, Smith will make an as- two hits and four base run- Students of San Jose State utiful now merely mediocre. just sault on the 200-meters and 220- the game for 9. ST. LOUIS CARDINALSAge and bum trades have caught ners before leaving yard records. Smith shares tire hitter in the eighth frame. oes for up with this once-solid team. a pinch world's mark in the former at 20.0. "SPARTAN SPECTRUM" the score- 10. HOUSTON ASTROSBuilding, but not fast enough. SJS finally got on California track coach Sam Bell We now train our foresight on the junior circuit. also praised the Spartan junior, 1. NEW YORK YANKEESThe Yanks ain't dead yet. especially for the 440 relay leg, Twice nightly tonight and every night 2. CLEVELAND INDIANSA good team, but at least a year where Smith caught and overtook 7:25 and 7:55 p.m. away from the pennant. Intramurals Forrest Beaty. 3. BALTIMOIRE ORIOLESGood team, but lacks pitching depth. "I've seen three great 440 relay KXRXat 1500 on your AM radio dial 4. MINNESOTA TWINS--Not enough pitching to repeat. -.01 '11;11.1. anchors in my time, including Bob s . Mid-hsel 5. CALIFORNIA ANGELSWill be the best team in baseball The second round iil independ- ts - Wedgies ent fast pitch softball games will in five years. Political Advertisement We hive- your size 6. DETROIT TIGERS--Good hitting, but who is going to pitch be played today on the south cam- **********************************************42 and defend? pus fields beginning at 3:45 p.m. 4 AAAAA to action has Markham 8I/2 to i2 7. CHICAGO WHITE SOXTime for a Chisox collapse. Today's - * 8. WASHINGTON SENATORSGil Hodges will keep the Nuts Hall tangling with the Allen Haiti JAMES "SPARK" CALDWELL * $12 to out of the cellar. ers on Field 1, Air Force ROT( ' $30 * 9. BOSTON battling the "B" Bailers on Fick' RZD SOXBeantowners have- some very good FOR * players, and many very poor players. 2, the 'curdles tatting on the New- open thors. until 9 10. KANSAS CITY ATHLETICSAl Dark inherits the worst man Knights on Field 3, the Fat- JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE ; charge accounts team in the major leagues. men playing the Beavers on Field So 4, Alpha Tau Omega testing the there you have it, sports fans, and we will see y'all at Can- , dlestick Park next October for the opening game of the 1966 World Fruits on Field 6 and Sigma Alarm Series. Epsilon meeting Wagg on Field 7 EXPERIENCE: ;* The Moulder Men draw a bye. es 30 E. San Anfonio M-5090 In Monday's independent games. Spartan Shields Downtown San Jose No. 2 W:1, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ASB Parents Day Chairman Santa Clara Upsets Golfers awarded a forfeit win met- The Moulder Men fie Student Activities Despite hitting three-under-par Monday on the Spring Valley Golf Beavers. Board (ADVERTISEMENT) be- as a team. SJS golfers were upset Course. feated Air Force ROTC 10-3 runs Orientation Leader 15-12 by Santa Clara linksters hind Dave McCmitt's four Is This a Reading . _ Ross Randall, who tied with batted in. The Turdles downed Bronco ace J kin Weichers for Allen Hall 9-6, as Randy Martin Questions Call 293-6294 or 286-0612 medalist honors by firing a 67 had two hits in three trips to the DOCTOR9 on the par Breakthrough? -72 course, led the Spar- plate. The "B" Bailers edged the tans. You have recently been ex- OR Fatmen 4-3, behind a combined James Caldwell A8684 posed to full-page advertise- LAWYER, Randall and Weichers did not four-hit pitching effort by Jim ********************** ments claiming a new "brealc- meet head-on, however. Smith and Pat Esery. The Fruits JIM BEAM through in reading." You are A LOT OF GRIEF Terry Small, although two-under clobbered the Waggs 13-1, as Ju- ... Spartan polo vaulter told that it is possible to read Grief is graduating with a B.A. wth a 70, dropped his duel with nior Esteves threw a one hitter Weichers 3-0. 3,000-6,000 words per minute degree and no idea of what to and the Newman Knights held off with complete comprehen.sion. Itruidall also took a 3-0 win, rally by Alpha Tau Omega grief is a late As a college student you are do with it A lot of but lost best ball with Small % to to earn a 15-13 decision. Olympic Officials graduating with a B.A. degree 21/2. far too sophisticated to be VOLLEYBALL taken in by such claims. The idea of what to and the wrong Don Keffer fired another sub- The Bear Claws spotted the Cal P.E. Dept. Guests truth is, no one can be taught do with it. And wasting the most par 70, but could only earn a tie. Hawaiians a game, then came back Visitors from Mexico and Ugan- to "read" 6,000 wonis per min- important years of your life dis- In the best ball with Ken Slasor, to capture the intramural six man da are on campus this week as ute. Lf a technique for reading covering (the hard way) that he was in another draw. volleyball tournament champion- guests of the SJS Men's Physical at that speed were available, it Dick McClean came home in 73 ship. Education Department. would be at San you chose the wrong career. taught Jose strokes to %vin 3-0 and joined The Hawaiians won the first Hector Chamarro Alvarez of State College and used in every Enrolling in our Campus Intern- with Chris Andrews to take the game of the three-game final Mexico and Polyearp Kibuka Ko- school in the United States. ship Progratn now could save best ball by a 2% to % score. series 15-13, but the Claws came koza of Uganda are visiting as Although it is physically im- The loss drops the SJS mark back to capture the final games part of the Multinational Leader- possible to read 6,000 words per you a lot of grief at graduation. to 6-3. 15-10 and 15-5. ship Project in Physical Education. minute, READAK can teach How? 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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA a...SPARTAN DATLT Wednesday, Aptll 20, 19136 s is (Paid Peliffeel Advertisement) Freshman Receives International Folk Group I, the undersigned, as an individual (not as a "group," as prohibited by the Election Code) endorse and sup- To Perform on Campus Key to Santa Clara port Miss 1.',.1ntie Zeiler, SJS fresh- I her hometown Friday, but only International Folk Dancem from rope for 28 days. Jerry Spolter for ASB President man history major, who lives in for a short time. Ilrigham Young Univeisity IBYU) As a result of this tour, the Santa Clara, was given a key to It all happened because she re- o ill perform in Morris Dailey BTU students will tour eight ceived a free ticket to the La- Signed, Auditorium Friday at 12:30 p.m. countries to dance in 11 festivals fayette Industrial Park dedication Dennis Moynihan A3577 .is part of International Week. this summer. luncheon. The dancers will be featured at AND ... Composed of students from BTU, As Miss Zeller was waiting for a San Jcere City College concert he group performs foreign and Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown to Friday evening. Admission price American folk dances in national arrive for the ribbon cutting cere- for this performance will be $2.50 costumes, according to Interna- mony, one of the hosts asked Miss * * according to Taylor. * * tional Week Committee repre- Zeller to hold the key. .0 * At SJS a donation of 50 cents * * sentative Gary Taylor. She did; while waiting for will be accepted for the afternoon The dancers were selected to Brown, as he cut the ribbon and iThe following double column announce- i concert. * represent the U.S. at the Inter- when he spoke with various dig- * ments are paid political advertisements i national Folk Dance Festival in nitaries. In all, it was for roughly 4s Denmark in 1964. This was the Campaign Group 20 minutes. * by individual donations of the persons ! iirst time in history that the U.S. The governor was then directed I named. * was represented. to Miss Zeller. She said to her- * Following festival the Plans Busy Month self, "I better keep my 'cools:' " * the * FULFILLMENT troop' toitred major cities of Eli - then to Brown, for she had no * Secret speech by gubernatorial candi- idea that she was going to make * Steve Acers Pres. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ,late George Christopher will high- * the presentation, "It's nice that ; *Roger F. Allen Candidate, Senior Rep. * Plunge Bra Jilyette light the next month's activities you came down today, for we ate .4 Students for Christopher. 4,4' Anne Alston Soc. Science Major / for the minus and Custom Cleaners haying such beautiful weather." The new SJS organization will ; *Sam Badawi Candidate, Graduate Rep. / average figure 481 E. San Carlos VALERIE ZELLER When he asked her, "What meet today at 3:30 p.m. in ED- Wear it Without pads for gentle . . . receives city key should 1 clo with the key?" she r, *Lynn S. Basham Candidate, Graduate Rep. / between 10th and llth 100 to discuss their precinct work curveS, With pads for high replied, "You better look for a :,---Bill-Basansky Pres. Russian Honorary Soc. / and hear a speech by Ben Reich- lock!" rounded uplift ; Lance Beizer Pres. Epsilon Eta Sigma : muth of the Santa Clara County Secret Fulfillment Christopher headquarters. Tea Co. To Hold ; *Bill Bennett Candidate ASB Attorney Gen. 'it by Lilyette adds glamour The candidate himself is sched- ; Jim Braden Radio-T.V. News / above the bra for the uled to appear at a SJS rally Spartaguide Interviews ; Charlie Brown Frosh Rep., Frosh Assembly li small, in-between or BEST LIVING IN Sales on Thursday, May 5 at noon, ac- The Jewel Tea Company of New- * average figure. It * Dennis Brusaschetti Pres. Spartan Shields m. SAN FRANCISCO? cording to Steve Pitcher, Students ark, Calif. v..111 be on campus to- TODAY * assures you of the next Gamma Alpha Cid. 8 p.m., Heid- * Roger Bylund International Relations Major Z for Christopher chairman. morrow to interview students for * * complete size. Removable summer sales positions. Interested elberg Room of the Garden City * *Jim "Spark" Caldwell Candidate Junior Rep. v. 3 friendly residence club. .-"'" Foam Rubber Push-up pada students should see Mrs. Margo Hofbrau. ; Christy Cleary Freshman Assembly Dept. Dir. v. give you a fulfilled Hotel services,two meals, tt * RENT Keller, student placement intee- Alpha Delta Sigma, Advertising * Bob Cole Psychology * bosom for the most daring (student rotes) Placement Center, * activities among 100 viewer, in the Fraternity, 8 p.m., Heidelberg * Jeff Coupe Pres. Sigma Chr; decolletage. Gossamer ADM234, for an appointment. Room of the Garden City Hofbrau, * young men and women, * Carol Crawford Pres. Kappa Alpha T---*heta * light with wide off.the- U.S. citizenship required. joint meeting with GAX, adver- * ______,--* shoulder camisole straps cost less than hotel alone. tising fraternity for women. : Steve Crooks Social Science Major / and a back that plunges By the day, week, or from Phrateres International, 7 p.m. : Dick Davin Vice Pres. Pi Alpha Nu i lower than ever. MI1225. : Lauren Davis Vice Pres. Hoover Hall : and Lycra, $92.50 per month. Three Ban-Loa., lace Industrial Arts Club, IA240. : *Margaret Davis Candidate ASB Treasurer * Spandex Powernet. White convenient locations in Open Tonight * Dome Eeenomkes Chapter, 7 :, Paul Doran Art Major : or Black. A cup 32-36; Late model standard lively residential neigh- p.m., meeting will start in the 1,` Jana Dremann R. A. Washburn Hall : B and C cup 32-38. New portables . borhoods.Reserve for this Rental-purchase Until 9 p.m. Campus Chapel with initiation of , :, Maureen Duggan Vice Pres. Washburn Hall / $6 9 5 Free delivery new members, the meeting will summer now. Write The I, Gary Eason Pres. Sigma Nu : then move to Hl. Mrs. Lois Fry onroe, 1870 Sacra- from the Spartan Bookstore will .41: *John Graham .... Candidate Sophomore Rep,.._/ ento .S.t. Or call (11) demonstrate the art of tissue pa- 1: Jack Groben former Vice Pres. Markham Hall ** Ro6erta per flowers and decorations. 4'4, Erin Goodwin Art Major / .1 6200. 96 E. SAN FERNANDO ST 286 South First St. SJS Cycling Assn., 8 p.m., Ma- : Mike Hales Pres. Markham Hair: 295-6765 goo's Pizza, Fourth and San Fer-i V91093 : Mary Ann Hardy Pres. Hoover Hall ; nando. h Cliff Heisterberg former I.D.C. President ; SJS Geological Society, 7:301 ; ; Sandy Hcchler Social Science major ; p.m., ED100, Dr. Wayne Kartch- * * Bill lngwerson Pres. Theta Chi ner will speak on "Hawaiian Vol I ; Chris A. Johnson Pres. Phi Mu Daily Classifieds cantles," everyone sselcome. * Spartan * Robert Johnson Vice Pres. Inter Dorm Council 1 Phi Alpha Theta, 3:30 p.m., CH * 234. : Terry Kane Vice Pres. Theta Chi ; Wire wheels, r/h. lug HAPPINESS IS A female room's, to share R & C PHOTOGRAPHY. The finest in * 61 MGA 1600. Arab-Anterican Club, 3:30 pm Cordell Koland R. A. Allen Hall i ANNOONC.EMKPITS ,Lliral paint. 1 owner. ex- 1r ,,h for the 6 week SUMMON' ses- color. Wedding service. $85 with the al- .0, bum. Call 259.0364. * Dallas Koland Pres. Royce Hall -.Haien, $975. 968.6479 after - Call 298.5018. Cafeteria A and B. * * SHELDON DANCE STUDIO Skill NG, GRAMMAR CORRECTED. '9,,, *Perry Kneisel Candidate Junior Rep. I SINGLE ROOM with kitchen, T,V. & Parapsychology Society, 7.30 April 30. From tots to teens--tars, 6.1 t PICA ELECTRIC. Term papers. thesis, 59 VW $30. Quiet & clean. Parking. p.m., CH149. 4' *Hal Kushins Candidate ASB Executive Secretary i let, modern jazz. Special rates for col dissertation experience, 295-1163. * 786.1311 532 S. 911,. 264.3994. See Rick. bu lege students' children. 85 monthly. Fe 21 & MARRIED. Receive age 25 or over Rho Epsilon, 7 p.m., Salinas Val- : Ken Lane Pres. Inter Dorm Council : 4 forther information call Eldeen Sheldon. rates on auto insurance. Liability net $67 ley Savings and Loan Assn., Sara- to 1'64 VESPA MOTORSCOOTER. Excellent LOST AND FOUND (61 : Bob Larke English Major : 292-7852, 48 S. 4th, #9. annually. Dave Towle. 244-9600. ' 294 toga and Prospect AVe Pe ActURATE TYPING in my home. : Con Lebedeff Officer, Russian Club (FNCH) t SAILING EXPEDITION, CARIBBEAN, .55 CHEV. STATION WAGON. -47 door, REWARD: For any information leading FAST, vvi Corrections made by request. All papers. * share adventure. ekperience. Air mail s 0, rebuilt transmission, r/ IL to recovery of pet Mallard duck last * *VICTOR LEE CANDIDATE, ASB VICE-PRESIDENT A- 293-4420. wz yate Fairwinds. Club Pesca, Cartagena, new paint Toed tires. $225 or offer. 297. seen at 6th & San Salvador Sts., April I, Jim Lewis Senior Management Major * Colombia. 12. Call 294-3901 or 294-9494. TYPING IN MY HOME. Experienced, Cc accurate, guaranteed. Editing also. Call r, Roy Eugene Lokey Chairman, Unico * FLYING CLUB, 2 memberships avail. FOR SALE (3) COST blue jacket with skin diving club , 259-4710. I` *Larry Lundberg able. Gess,. 182 & 150. Latest model,. patches. at Julian IV. Reward. Call Paul, AMIE Candidate Sophomore Rep. 1 fir Faculty and staff members invited. Col FRAMUS, GERMAN 12 string acoustical room 222. 294-6019. TRAVEL 1: Jerry Mallicoat Senior Industrial Relations Meiji na le-se e,ierLen condition, $85 cash. Rules G mg on - $5.00 for return of girl% : Ruth Magnuson Chrmn. Indep. Housing Assn. / - - - 286.2329. REWARD: Employment Ads HAVE A SILVER & white reale cat, White Stag car coat. Green -beige, Excellent con- &Wail :, *Ira Meltzer Candidate ASB Attorney General / months old. Can't keep him after June. SURFBOARD. 9'6" Yount. striped lining. name inside. Left in Room ati sell, owner drafted. All classified ads which run in the Spar- Want him to have a good home. Un- dition. $90. Must 425 McQuarrie after 11:30 a.m. class, ; Dale McAwelly Industrial Technology MajaL; to Call 294.6294, (Theta Xi). tan Daily concerning employment mutt usually affectionate. 298.6525. Merck 30 245.0401. : *Ellen McAllister Candidate ASB Executive Secretary...1: bu4 GIRL'S 26" BICYCLE. 3 speed, hand state the exact work to be performed vol VOTE LARRY A. HOFF for Junior Rep brakes, new tires. Good condition. $1S. sERVICES U31 or items to be sold. Jo6s involving com- 5 deparfures June 18, 25 ; John McCorduck Business Major Z. resentntive of A.5.8. #6 nn the Ballot. Call 293-2216. 443 S. fith St., *A. missions cannot state or imply earnings. July 2, 9, 16 ; Andy_McDonald Brd. of Directors, Circle K ; Paid for by students for Hoff. 123 5. WIG. Shoulder length, ash blond, 100% FAST, ACCURATE, GUARANTEED TYP- St. *Dick Miner Candidate 11th human hair, adjustable size. 292-1076 ING in my home. Editing upon request. ; Graduate Rep. Z por ROGER F. ALLEN SENIOR REP. ELECT after 5 on, Maxine. _ 259,5118. To place an ad: ; Greg Modesti Pres. Delta Upsilon to RESENTATIVE. 9'4". Sani"a-Crut Surfshep. * SURFBOARD. Electric. Work guaranteed. Visit the * Scott Moore S artan Daily Editor, Fall '65 so -,d,ti-,n. $70. Den t wait. Ca I TYPING. Pica 4,_ * 243-6313 9 e.m. to 8 * IVANT TO WATFR SKI WEEK DAYS? 291 4n2 hets,ern 5.7 p.m. pm. 60 DAYS « Duncan Naylor Vice.Pres. SAM * e, Classified Adv. Office -J206 « COL HELP WANTED 14) AUTOMOBILE It MOTORCYCLE IN- * Jane Nettleship Pres. Washburn Hall i SURANCE for students. Chet Bailey, Daily Open to Both * trii * Bob Nichols Junior Soc. Science Major AUTOMOYIY5 (2) CAMP POSITIONS AT SANTA CRUZ 286 5386. 449 W. San Carlos. 10:30 - 3:30 it of Area Boys Camp. July 10-Aug. 20. Co's 'N' Ed's 0 MT. EXPERT TYPING. IBM electric. Theses, Kathy Nordstrom Senior Home Economics Majczi opportunity for summer relaxation * '62 BUICK SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE. Great term papers, etc. Work guaranteed, 378- Submit ads 2 publications days prior experience. Beautiful setting. Oppor- to run. * Kathie O'Bitz Recreation Major Powder blue. V8, R/H, bucket seats, & E1577. Jo Vine. to day ad is * white we''' 41300. 968-3364. tuna/ fnr service to youth. Call 266.5672 $599 * Don Phelps Pres. Kappa Sigma bar or npply room 112, PER Building. TYPING IN MY HOME. Sunnyvale area. Send in handy order blank. Enclose es to Includes * Leonard Poon Pres. 1956 BUICK SPECIAL Excellent condi- electric typewriter. Price per hour cash or check. Make check out to pack.g. * Sigma Alpha Mu WANTED. Southwest, entire tion, R,,di, & heater. $250. White wall TEACHERS or page. 245-7999. Spartan Daily Classifieds. I. Round trip via Pan Am and * Gary Price Markham Athletic Chrmn. * West & Alaska. Salaries $5400 up--Free * tires. 252-8812. RENT A TN. Esche's. Cell 251-2598. $10 United JETS registration. Southwest Teachers Agency, Phone 294-6414, Est 2465 * Dick Rea Vice Pres. Circle K i month. * 1956 OLDS. Good condifien. Radio & Ave., NE, Albuquerque, a 2. Transfers round trip 1303 Central : *Gerard Roney Candidate Sophomore Rep,.1 heater. $100. Call 252-8812. New Mexico. 3. Deluxe Apartments for 60 - - days including meid service ; Joe Rynear President Tau Delta Phi : '65 HONDA 160. Excellent condition. DINWER HASHER WANTED AT SIGMA Pl. Geod food, 11/2 hours work. Call CLASSIFIED RATES 4. Circle island tour 4,* Leon Rountree President Omega Psi Phi / Never raced. $500 or best offer. Call ITo buy, sell, rent or 294.8838 after 5 p.m. 297,9963. 5. Get acquainted Party announce anything, Minimum : Barbara Schlager former Council Recording Sec. / 6. Tahitian show and LUAU '65 HONDA 150. 2900 miles. $60 equity, 2 YOUNG AGGRESSIVE MEN for full clip Three lines One time three times Five times : Carol Schnitfeir Vice Pres. Sigma Kappa just fill out and OWN 1966 take over payments. Excellent condition. or part.time, or summer work: even if One time 7. Your Chevy II this handy order wish t, Kathy Schwent former ASB Executive Call 252.2122. atterding college. Will train as automo- UNLIMITED mileage Sec. blank. 3 lines 1.50 2.25 2.50 for the whole 60 days. This bile selesmen, salary commensurate with :, Bill Schwent English Major Cli '65 HONDA 90 trailbike. Excellent con. ability. Profit sharing & fringe benefits. 4 lines 2.00 2.75 3.00 is your car, you just pay fer .: dition, fiber:Iles packbox included. $250. Call Don Jones, Johnson Motor Co. 400 the gas. Julie Scott Secretary, Hoover Hall Bah 5 lines 2.50 3.25 3.50 Call Dave 294,2713. El Camino Real. 961-4146. ; Maureen Searles Senior Music arn - - _ _ Send to: Spartan Daily Price based on triple occupancy Major * 6 lines 3.00 3.75 4.00 '65 AUSTIN HEALY MKIII 3000. All ex- WANTED. Experienced part time waiter CLASSIFIEDS, of room and auto. ; Jim Shaw Graduate Student : work, Add to tras. Like now. Racing Green. 245.7814. over 21. A-I restaurant. Evening 1206, San Jose State this hour. Call 968.1040 mornings. amount for ; Dick Soto President, Frosh Assembly $2695. $1.25 College, San lose, .50 .50 VD each addi '50 ; Jim Spence Officer Semper Fi USMC '63 IMPALA SS. Maroon with black inte- HOUSING 151 Calif. 95114. banal line * rior. All extras with new shocks. Must VNLIM1TED MILEAGE * *Bob Stahl Candidate Senior Rep. sacrifice et 41625. 293.9554. FEMALE STUDENTS room & board. $80. * _ _ Print your ed here: * *Fred Stahl Candidate, Junior contract, no deposit. Large unap, Rep. * 53 HONDA I25CC RACING TAW. No CHECK A (Count approximately 33 Letters and Spaces * -* higi private room, hi-fi, 7.V., * Rick Trout ASB Treasurer, New paint. rebuilt engine. tachometer, proved house, for Each Line) Fall '65 * Nor fireplace, excellent food. Close to cam- CLASSIFICATION 4( * megaphones (street mufflers included). Do Not Abbreviate * Dave Turner President Alpha Phi Omega I MIS. Call 297-9742. Excellent eppeerance & condition. $400. O Announcements (1) * S. No refunds possible on canceled eds. * Greg Villamov Political Science Major ; 2941927, H. Thigpen. Will rerturn $75. 2 bedroom furnished apt. 678 0 Automotive (2) * d 297.R354. * Gary Volpe Civil Engineering Major * 0 For Sale (3) * 111 BERKELEY SPORTS CAR. Very nob' bedroom apt. Furnished. sum DELUXE 2 * Eric Von Forstmeyer Art tion fiberqies & eluminum body. Needs 776 S. 10th, S.J. 259-4466 or O Help Wanted (4) * Major mission. $100. 294-6019. Rcom 306A , 0 Housing (5) * Tim Walls Sociology Major John Balch. pito 2 GIRLS OVER 21 1c; sht;re new 3 beci: O Lost and Found (6) i *Glen A. Williams Candidate Sophomore Bei 'S4 AUSTIN HEALY. Belish recinq greer Furnished. Near Safari Personals (7) , Terry Wheeler Vice Pres. SEE * the wei,y Pe. Call 295-0576 paid. 251313179.__ 0 Services (8) * 56 S. I s t 2 BEDROOM specious-ipi 4,* *Phil Whitten Candidate Graduate Rey,_: par unfurnish-ed, TransPortetien (9) CLL FOP SER,,ATIONS Fireplace. Married couple or 4 girls. See '60 KARMANN GHIA. P 'H. new fires. t, Ted Weisgal President Allen Hall : mann", 475 S. 4th St. 2918000 rr.rood !oncil),,,n. Must sell. Best offer : the TO SHARE 41/2 room apt. $31. *Jim Young Candidate Graduate Rep. / -rer 8650. Call 259-4466. "GIRL Name Address Pt ; , machine. S.J.S. Print) Neer (Please SXP.O.ZVrAra : Sammy Zwanzig Graduate Education Major 41; .4 HONDA SCIA-MitER. Good corTd, I ’ ’’ 29B1184. * * & frort modified. Must see MALE BUSINESS MAJOR needs same City Phone Start ad on * * 286.3277. moo ajoet taxi evict. * S400. .1,-, 2 1,-1,-,o))) furnished apt. Juno * tirlr .Y, r/h. new top, tonneau, 18 for Sears. SO. FIRST SI. SAN 1OSE_A * Summer $ Fell. Pool. Near For Enclosed is $ * istr r,rhAL.I. A rlint. $1350. !,30. Cal! Jay al 295.1709, between 5 * yr offer. 779-2827. Morgan Hilt land 6:30 p.m. lesewwwwwwwweriewereeweereetseeeƒƒ ********************** ********************* ******