Clark Tells Reason For Suspensions t1PA MAN DA I LY College President Robert D. dent from planning an unnecessary Clark yesterday explained t h e registration." reasoning behind the suspension of Dr. Clark also said he hoped the two Dow protestors and suggested judiciary would reconvene soon, "in II SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE a need for a change in the struc- the light of the public interest that ture of the ASB Judiciary. has developed in this case." In a prepared statement, Dr. Dr. Clark said he is "hopeful Clark said, "I decided in the inter- that this incident may lead to a Vol. 55 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1968 No. 71 ests of equity to increase one pen- general re-examination of present alty. Every attempt was made to guidelines for our student judiciary reconvene the judiciary to recon- that may lead to improvements sider my one reservation. agreeable to all." "It should be noted that I ac- The students identified Monday Student Admits Action cepted all judiciary judgments of by the Daily as those suspended innocence or guilt." he said. "Uni- were sophomore political science lateral action was the only course major Richard Kaufman and fresh- In ROTC Disturbance open to me in protecting the stu- man English major Tom Fink. Fink was found guilty by the Judiciary of throwing a chair At a reconvention Wednesday of He did not admit to being guilty through the door of the adminis- the Ad Hoc board formed to hear of misconduct. Packet Turn-in tration building, and Kaufman was charges against students partici- Fellow students, since suspended convicted of hurling a burning flag pating in the Oct. 3 ROTC demon- because of participation in the in- through the same door during the stration, Roger Lette, Junior phil- cident were Ira Meltzer, Nick Deadline Monday Nov. 20 Dow demonstration. osophy major, admitted his in- Kopke, and Jim Hurst. A fourth Students are reminded that According to Associate Justice volvement. student was placed on informal registration packets may be turned Grady Robertson the judiciary had The special hearing was called probation. Lette believed he should In and fees paid today until 5 p.m. recommended suspension for Fink Lette requested trial. He also be tried, so he turned him- because at Morris Dailey Auditorium. hut sought only probation for the time of self into Bums during the week was not charged at Monday is the deadline for Kaufman. preceding Christmas break. the ROTC occurrence, but later packet turn-in, and they will be Robertson discussed only judici- The only evidence presented at notified Stanley Benz, dean of stu- accepted at Morris Dailey until ary recommendations and did not the hearing was Lette's statement dents, and Hobert Burns, aca- 8 p.m. name the students suspended, as and his answeis to questions the demic vice-president, by letter.. By Tuesday, 21,955 students had earlier reported by the Daily. board asked him. Lettes statement before the registered at StIS. Total enrollment Associate Justice Lewis Soliske board essentially said the same is expected to reach 22,500 due to defended Dr. Clark's suspension thing as the letters. Lette admits late registration, according to John edict for both students. "It is his to climbing the fence surrounding Lee Tells Council Simmons, assistant public relations responsibility to use his authority the P.E. field where the ROTC director. Last spring semester to override us when necessary," drill was being held and carrying 21.451 were registered at SJS, he said. The judiciary is an ad- a sign reading "Cadets Today LB) Overrode visory board. It merely airs the Killers Tomorrow." facts and makes recommenda- When the incident was reported tions." in Spartan Daily, a picture show- Hershey Directive SJS Grad Part Commenting on Dr. Clark's at- ing someone carrying such a sign tempt to reconvene the judiciary, accompanied the story, but the in- Student Council Wednesday met Soliskey said the group cannot re- diivdual was not identified. with silence an "informational Of VISTA Group convene unless all of the members According to Dr. Theodore Nor- item" from ASB President Vic present during the original hear- ton, professor of political science Lee, suggesting that the body has Ph,to by Wrty, N1cFolis ings can attend. and chairman of the board, at the the power to revise its position on Denouncing War hearing Lette merely stated what campus recruiting by the Armed THE BARON Lord of his realm, master of all the other color-wise, breed-wise and per- Jim Bailey, former SJS student happened on the day in question. Forces. he surveys, the doggie here is just one of the sonality-wise. Although the dogs often prove is among a group of VISTA volun- Lee said Draft Director Lewis many similar animals continually roaming the an amusing pastime for students, the canines SJS Gets New teers who sent an open letter to B. Hershey's directive that student campus, each one just a little different from themselves are faced with serious problems. President Johnson denouncing the demonstrators be reclassified and war on poverty and calling for an Semi-Weekly Paper Vasiliev Resigns drafted has been overridden by a immediate end to the Vietnam war. letter from the White House, stat- Calling itself "Hieronymous," The letter called the war on ing the Selective Service would not the new official publication of the As ASB Chief poverty "a pacification campaign Experimental College received $100 be used punitively. Canine Corps Cornering Campus to keep the poor quiet," and asked Last semester council resolved for operational expenses from stu- Johnson to take the over $70 bil- dent council Wednesday. to halt military recruitment on lion spent in Vietnam and use it Of Election Board campus until Hershey rescinds his According to Bruce Anderson, to "free America of poverty and editor, "The publication will be Igor Vasiliev, junior directive. business racism," and "free the poor of given free to SJS students. A semi- major, has resigned as chairman of Lee presented a copy of Higher With Camp-in on College Lawn needless suffering." weekly news magazine, it will fea- the ASB Election Board. Education and National Affairs a 10-foot high apart- All those who signed the letter ture interpretive, satire and in- Vasiliev stated, in a letter read Digest, carrying both the text of By DAN EHRLICH Can you' imagine dictate that a small room or face termination for speaking out depth stories." to Student Council Wednesday af- the executive office's letter and a Spartan Daily Staff Writer statue of a "mangy mut" standing ment house is no place to raise Building in- on political issues. The sentiment News editor Bob Kenney claims, ternoon by ASB President Vic Lee, letter from the "Ivy League" col- Can SJS he going to the dogs? in front of the Art and maintain any medium- to the present Spartan large of the 140 volunteers who signed "The name of the tabloid maga- "I am resigning from the post of lege student presidents, stating Walking on and around campus stead of -size dog. the letter is, "we must speak out zine was taken from a Dutch Election Board Chairman due to they consider Hershey's order statue? Laugh it off it could But students try it anyway, and daily, a person might think so by . . . if we are to truly serve the painter Hieronymous Bosh, whose two reasons. First, I am taking 18 overridden. happen if the dog population of when the fun and novelty wears the number of canine individuals people of our communities." style influenced other 15th cen- units with three extra in research. Lee said he too considers the the college goes unchecked. off, when the animal is grown tury painters." Kenney noted that Second, I am working as a substi- order now void, and said local that seem to be having a per- Some dogs, like some students, and its needs are compounded, it Bosh was "quite a rebel and was tute teacher. draft boards were sent the letter petual field day in Spartaville. are old favorites on campus and may be taken care of in a lax suspected of "There is a lack of my time to by the White House. Roaming around individually, never seem to leave after years of manner. Lee Goes to L.A. belonging to a heret- ical sect." be able to devote enough time to The executive secretary of like Rin Tin Tin, or in packs, like attendance. However, others ap- END RESULT Hieronymous, this responsible position." Draft Board Locals 60-62 said no a chapter from Jack London's parently transients or visiting expected to circu- The end result, we then may late Council accepted the resignation, such letter had been received by "Call of the Wild," dogs on cam- firedogs, just stop over for a re- To Plan for Meet Monday, Feb. 26, replaces last see on campus, or possibly in a semester's but did ask Lee to check, when the group. Sources in the Selective pus have become so numerous and freshing visit and a look at what Experimental College gutter, where one of these poor Vic Lee, ASB president and newspaper, making further appointments, Service's state office say no familiar that they could possibly higher education can offer them. Jabberwock. unfortunates was pushed after it executive vice president of the whether the appointees plan to executive communications on the become a trademark for this school The ranks of this new student had been killed by a car. California State Colleges Student serve their full term. subject have been received. at some future date. minority seem to swell during the Presidents Association (CSCSPA), about the same While students may love dogs, PiKA Sponsors morning hours will be in Los Angeles this week- time that the main body of stu- the problem they create on the end to help formulate final plans dents march onto the campus. campus proper is a bit too much Car Show Monday to swallow, even in these liberal for the CSCSPA's meeting with Almost a quarter of a million times. Gov. Reagan on March 2. MILL-IN dollars worth of cars, ranging from 'Black Is Becoming' Week If any one thing can be given The CSCSPA will be holding a Traveling along with the crowd, sport to antique, will be on dis- credit for breaking down the bar- conference in Sacramento from dogs mill in at about every loca- play Monday from 9 to 3:30 as Pi rier of an outdated Puritan mor- March 1 through March 3 to dis- tion on campus, many stopping Kappa Alpha kicks off its second ality, "Mr. and Mrs. Pooch" must cuss problems with the state frequently along the way to in- annual Auto Festival on 7th Street. receive the honors. colleges. To Feature Lecture Series dulge in extra-curricular activities. Trophies will be awarded for the By engaging in their extra cur- Gov. Reagan has invited the As the evening drives out the first and second place cars in the ricular activities at any time or ASB presidents of all the state "The Credibility Gap in Amer- appeared in many movies, sun, the masses of canines just categories of sport, competition plays, in any place, the ''Poochs" may colleges to his office on March 2 ica" will be examined from a dif- and television productions. Brown seem to vanish from the scene. sport and antique autos, with stu- shock, amuse or have no effect at for a two hour briefing on the ferent viewpoint on Monday by is best known for his autobiogra- dents and faculty casting the bal- Where do these typical house- all on the students. If nothing colleges. Afterwards, the presi- Donald Warden, founder and phy "Manchild in the Promised lots. chair- hold pets conic from? That is like eLse, this widespread activity, In dents will meet with new finance man of the Afio-American Asso- Land," a best seller. Owners of stock, late model asking where the ants come from? such large numbers, is finally director Caspar Weinberger who antique ciation. The lecture is being pre- On Wednesday the series will sports cars or of restored It is known from observation, breaking family life down to the will discuss the college budget the sented in co-ordination with the feature a lecture by Dr. Charles autos are encouraged to enter however, that many of the animals bare facts. with them. competition which is free to both coming series "Black Is Becoming V. Hamilton, chairman of the are or were the property of SJS participants and spectators. Pros- The Mind of the Ghetto," that Roosevelt University Political students. pective entrants should call the Pi begins on Monday. Science Department. Dr. Hamil- Students, especially those living Kappa Alpha house 1297-9996) to Warden's lecture will follow ton's lecture will be titled "The alone, may find the need for some make arrangements. opening remarks by President Politics of Liberation in America YD's Join State Drive good company. A clog, the old Robert D. Clark at 12:30 p.m. in Black Power." faithful friend of legend and song, the Men's Gym. The program is PANEL usually will fill this bill nicely, APhi0 Presents being sponsored by the College DISCUSSION mainly because it is obedient and To Lower Voting Union Program Board and is free Wednesday night will feature a Age won't talk back. In addition, a dog Flicks Feature: to ASH. panel discussion with Dr. William will roll over, fetch a wash rag A statewide initiative drive be- set the campus goal at 3,000 Shockley, Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, and bark at burglars. gan yesterday in an attempt to signatures. Voyage RECEPTION and Donald Warden. The discus- 'Fantastic get the question of lowering the Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, The series will 2:10 sion will center upon Dr. Shock- And when a dog is a puppy, it "Fantastic Voyage" will be continue at voting age from 21 to 18 years of D-24th District, Tuesday began p.m. with a reception for Warden ley's fear that ghetto birthrates is so cute and cuddly. shown tonight at 6:30 and 9:30 in age on the California ballot by the movement introducing a state and Dr. Clark in Cafeteria rooms am lowering Negro hereditary in- What many of these so called JC141. Sponsored by Alpha Phi June, or at least by November. constitutional amendment to the The first of telligence. dog lovers fail to realize, however, Omega, national service fraternity, A and B. the four-day DONALD WARDEN California's Young Democrats legislature calling for is that their pets will grow up a lowering "Fantastic Voyage" is the first Fri- series will conclude at 3:30 p.m. National Chairman of Friday, the final day of the have pledged their support to the in the voting age rapidly and in most cases they from 21 to 18. day Flick this spring. with the film "Walk in My Shoes" Afro-American Assoc. series, will begin with a lecture Initiative movement. begun by If the will lose that cute, cuddly appear- bill clears the legislature, Starring Raquel Welch and Ste- that will be shown in Engineer- by Lerone Bennett, Jr., senior Bruce Oneto, San Jose attorney. California voters ance., especially in the case of a would decide the phen Boyd, "Fantastic Voyage" ing 132. national law office in San Fran- editor of Ebony magazine. Ben- Oneto purchased, at the cast of issue on the Gelman shepherd, St. Bernard or ballot. Only four deals with a group reduced to mi- The program will continue on cisco. nett's talk is titled "Abraham Lin- $9,200, more than a million peti- other states, Alaska, Georgia, crobe size, traveling through the Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Warden is also moderator on coln: A White Supremist." The Great Dane, tions to be signed by registered Hawaii and Kentucky, have vot- blood system of a famous scientist. of next week with noted lecturers the talk-show "Match Line," series will conclude on Friday NOT RESPONSIBLE voters. The YD's hope to gather ing ages lower than 21. is to reach the brain and scholars concerned with racial night. with Their mission radio KDIA. a panel discussion one-third of the necessary 500,000 The initiative movement, tumor problems in our complex modern and probably and destroy a fatal with a titled "A Look at. Black America." In addition, most signatures needled to get the initia- coupled with Vasconcellos' bill, will society. DANCE EXHIBITION important., at the time many stu- laser beam. Participants include Nat han tive placed directly on the ballot. give the measure a dual front, Warden, the first participant in dents drag one of these little fel- Activities will continue on Tues- Hare, professional boxer and Ph.D., This represents eight per cent of that of direct voter action and series, is a Phi Beta Kappa home f torn the pound or pet this day with a dance exhibition by Louis Lomax, noted Los Anegeles lows the vote in California's last gen- legislative action. Models Wanted graduate of Howard University Uzaszi Dancers, television shop, they may not realize the the Africa Ro Ho commentator, Maulana eral election, February '26 has been set for All college girls interested in and received his law degree at women students from Ron Karenga, responsibilities entailed in raising a troupe of chairman of the According to Tim McGrath, the initial turn-in date for the modeling for Sparta Life magazine University of California School of San Francisco State, The dance Black nationalist group a dog. And if the animal grows "US," and president of SJS’ VD's, there will petitions After that, according to are asked to contact Ben Hilverda. Law in 1961. He is currently a will ix- followed by lec- Harry to lie quite large, the problem is exhibition Edwards, SJS sociology in- be a table set up either on Seventh California law, all 500,000 sigma- I advertising director of the maga- faculty member at San Francisco by Ivan Dixon and in the structor and compounded. tures leader of the Negro Street in front of the Cafeteria tures must he its no later than 40 zme in JC101 between 1:30 and State College and is the founder evening. Claude Brown. boycott of the 196g Summer If nothlne else were taken into or near Spartan Bookstore to days after the original turn-in 3,30 p.m. during the week of Feb. mil se partner oi mug- 11 .1 MAIO Dixon actor, having Olympics, eonsitterauon, winmon sense would solicit signatures. McGrath has date. 19-23. 2SPARTAN DAILY Friday, February 16, 1968 51(111 Comment ----;-7-7-1'---- 'i-, t , : . , l_1 1 : li ':-`1...;.!i",4, _, _ Ideal World 1/010//1171---Iliww.- i 1.%rii'44.-' - 4 11, PARTAN DA LY ...... --....- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Difference \\I Hil1 olds elelor 11,in Km .1tIcertisistg .lgr. In Methods

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of three articles analyzing what's happening in "hippiedom" these Staff Editorial days as seen through the eyes of a Spartan Daily writer. In this article, various reasons for the gen- eration "gap" are presented. By JOYCE U Ct STIN Restore Dignity Spartan Daily F1'aillre Editor The hippie movement is under heavy attack from members of an older genera- San Jose State was considered semester that at its ()nee termination should tion. The two groups are rapidly' pulling by many students. from one end of the offer weather as hot as the emotions away irons cinch other. state to the other. as Partyville. I..S.A. on campus during last semester. WhiIt- The hippies are sick of the war. poverty, we can't as yet do any thing about the and all the other ills of society. as is the Thanks to a new act iv ity added during weather, let's try to cool our 011106011S older generation. the fall semester. the school's image The difference between the two lies in and return rationality and logic to Our their methods of achieving an ideal world. I as expanded. actions in public. The hippies want to abolish the past and Now Inon coast to coast just ask For the good of the many students throw away the rear view mirror. The anyone in the know arid he'll tell you who value college as a one-titne golden - older generations wants to use the past as - di. San Jose State. the hotbed of opportunity to gain knowledge anti a a guide for future do's and don'ts. Most hippies feel there is little hope that riots. racial strife. and radical thought place in the world. all effort, must be the older generation will conic to think as made to restore this school .:jia11G;at.14111. Immirwrm - yeah. that', where it's at. to its right- they do. Chuck Weiss, owner of the fully dignified pesition in the minds of Turning quickly to a strictly materi- Weightless Albatross, a San Jose Craft people from coast it, coast. -D.E. "I may be a bigot, Gov. Wallace, but I'm no racist!" Shop said: alistic hut pragmatic attitude. this isn't "When the older generation conies in and "vs here it's at. - asks 'what are you saying?' we answer, It may be enlightening to some and Thrust and Parry `you have been telling us things all our lives, now it's our turn to find out for our- cliti-oling to others to find out that the selves. We've found the answer but we maim-Hy of students attending college can't push it onto you. You have to find hope to leave ,titneday and secure posi- 'No Challenge in Leaving the Uncured' out for .00rsel,...’ - James Tucker. 42, vending machine iion- in the many and varied fields Editor: for others, have the responsibility of securing presidential elections. Student monies will salesman from San Jose, is one exception A that fill the outside world. great deal of criticism against student benefit for the governed. continue to be spent; decisions affecting stu- to the stereotype of an unsympathetic government has been made lately on this If a structure is sick mainly from the in- dents will continue to be made. And only older generation. or Mall Of these fields, a college campus. Elected and appointed student offi- side, as our student government is, then it those within the structure will have anything Tucker is extremely interested in the degree can rniearn a great deal in the dals have resigned, the most recent being must be cured from the inside by those to say about the continuing function of stu- Bob Serrano, who charged that student gov- who have purported to assume the respons- dent government; those who have left will yoga philosophy and believes in the hippie Ca,q h% ii equal choices for a job: the ernment has "abandoned the students.' ibility of governing. If all those inside the have none. idea that an individual does not have to It is obvious to college which issued the degree might anyone at all connected structure have forgotten their responsibilty And the voices of the responsible few, the prove himself. He merely has to be an with student government on this campus that and this is not the case here -- then the few who really care so very much about the individual, asserts Tucker. Ire the deciding factor. great deficiencies exist within the present structure must be destroyed and rebuilt; but welfare of students on this campus, the few structure; that there tire persons within the it is impossible to correct the existing de- who represent hope, will continue speaking Tucker is a rarity, however. Almost Just as many people come to SiS present structure who either are not con- ficiencies in the current student government for students. Those ex-members, who were so everywhere there is evidence of the "gap." for partying -- or as is the case now, cerned enough. or at all, with the students from the outside. concerned that they had to leave the govern- Two men looked into the display glass on campus. Yet, it is equally obvious that If a student government official really cares ment in protest of the unconcerned, no longer windows of the Weightless Albatross Shop. pruitesting so many students come there are persons, fewer in number, who are about students, if he really feels that student have a voice and have abdicated the respon- very They stared at the psychedelic paintings to the sehool for the high caliber of concerned with students, persons who government is riddled by those lacking con- sibility they claimed and have shed the con- have manifested in their everyday actions a cern for students, then it seems quite odd cern that did in fact allow them to speak for on the wall and the modernistic sculpture education tliat can he obtained here. high regard for the welfare and integrity of that he would leave the structure to those students. on the counter. Then they glanced at the San Jose State students. who have so little concern, and abandon the I think Serrano and the others have made droopy moustached clerk behind the in the hopes also of using the fine aca- Without that manifestation, student govern- few who are concerned. If nothing else, a a grave mistake. There are powers of healing; llll iter and continued on their way down demie reputation of the school ment would be less than a farce. Yet as it is concerned individual can exert a voice among but only those who want to heal can employ First Street with amused faces. and has been that manifestation of intense the unconcerned. them; and only from the inside. And some- 111/1111S in their favor for getting started lady hobbled concern by the few which have kept hope Of course, student government will' con- times the loudest, most influential voice is An old down First Street in that career. alive within the student government struc- tinue to function. It will not cease activities the loneliest. with a thiek wooden cane. Stopping in \\ hen highly ...its:diurnal events take ture, and it has been the few who have car- and wait until the outcome of this semester's There is no challenge to be accepted by front of In Clothing Ltd., she hesitated for ried the many on this campus. leaving what is admittedly sick, but curable. a moment, then walked inside. A girl with place in a society. its almost certain So it is that student government is, in fact, There is a challenge in remaining and speak- long Indian earrings stood be-bind the that many p s r - n sis ill remember sick from within. It simply hasn't died be- EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of the ing the often lonely voice that rises with cause. a few people have editorial page offers students and faculty a chance to counter talking with a boy wearing his ds-s iseIii. its er other more worthy assumed and dis- express their views on campus, local, national or in- courage from concern and responsibility. played the responsibility which the govern- ternational issues. Space is allowed to encourage writ- I believe in that concern and responsibility. hair down to slmulder length. attribute,. ment as a whole is supposed to share. ten debates on such current affairs. Contributions to And even though I will be a candidate for "Do you sell umbrellas here?" she asked. It's safe to say then thin when some Every man cannot be a politician, a repre- Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be the presidency of the Associated Students, I After telling her they did not, the couple sentative, or whatever you may call a typewritten, double spaced within 45-spac margins graduates leave SJS and member and properly signed with the writer's name and fee- cannot abdicate either the responsibility or exchanged amused glances. They watched go looking for of student gavel nment. Either from a point ulty or ASS number. The Daily will not print letters the concern. Rather, I will remain and, with her retreat out the door. shook their heads jells. stone of their 11111SprefiVe ein of view of interest or time, the general student which are libelous, in poor taste or include personal the rest of the few among the unconcerned, body entrusts the job of government to insure attack. The editor reserves the right to edit or cut and returned to their former conversation. pli k yr. will recall scenes of tear gas. letters to conform to space attempt to cure and make student govern- its efficiency and responsibility. Those of us limitations and to cease ment into what it's supposed to be. Perhaps the best hope for future har- Clubbing, and an ins a -ion on publication of letters dealing with subjects he be- four who have been so presumptuous as to place lieves have been exhausted. steady Robertson, A15444 mony between the generations lies with Mario, recruiters. is its didn't even ourselves in the position of trying to speak Associate Justice another elderly lady who works at the have any protectien_ Kaleidescope Book Store. The store rents n employer. in Ohio. for example. out a small section in back to a hippie and

may lisVrillOk Si S grads who come to Guest Room his wife. They specialize in heads and bin, for a join jewelry. When asked how she felt about having , We have begun a new setnester. a two hippies renting part of the store she Mythical Men Who Do the Impossible answered: "Hippies? We don't have hip- pies here. They are very nice people." By PETER A. NIENKIN time. The hour Guest Room of the morning contributed selves to. When someone steps outside the The lady's optimistic attitude on the Marin Guide Publieations s. to his confusion. Walking through lines in norm, it is so unusual that it is unnoticed. harmony of the two generati llll 8 is not his underclothes didn't help to orient him. Since no one does that which he is not sup- There are fables sort- ling the draft. shared by most observers. however. It Somewhere a voice toll him what to do. Stories of mythical meal who have done posed to do, anyone who is doing what he seems a safe bet that the hippies do not Being a psych grad, he knew all about must be God's Image the impossible: as Joys who have isn't supposed to be doing really mind risking the displeasure and anger of little voices. The voice urged him to leave, beaten the- draft. doing what he is supposed to do. No one the older generatiem and that the older '11' man were but the mirror's eye pronto. one expects anyone The greate.i obstacle to mercome when is stopped because no generation will not abandon history to Ohio some crystal Dick Brothers walked out of the pre-in- to do anything other than what is standard maze presented ss1111 your pre-induction physical join the hippies. duction physical with all his records. They is ignor.i rive. 'rhe pre-indite-tee doesn't operating procedure. An itnage of what someone else bad given them to him for his processing. know what to expect. \\ lien he arrives at GORDON might think in Is istitil gaze: The Selective Service Board knew he ex- FLASH Oakland. he is in a state of shock. "This isted, but that's all they knew about him. All of that is a nice bit of logic, but it V. hat happens w hen they turn to leave, can't be happening ii, 111,..* he thinks. Most tORTAN DAILY To this day he has those records. The doesn't explain how he got out. Remem- "’ SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE or tire of wlidi see. of ins suffer front the k tette Murphy emu- board never called him back. ber when Flash Gordon was caught in the plex. We neer get shot. Those around us Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Or walk issas to rest their The. Dick Brothers story, or the making room with the walls closing in on him? Member California Newspaper Publishers Association tinny be al down, not us. of a famous folk hero, is hard to believe. The walls got closer and closer. Flash and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by where w ill our image 'Hie impersonal nature. the machine-like students of San Jose State College, except Satur- There are some holes. How did he get out? would pin his feet on one wall, his back day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription running of the physical. all cuntribute to newel Whiteinver. A2002 Did he walk out in his "Fruit of the on the other and push. He would try, with accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full tlu- dream-like (twilit Fellini couldn't academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus Looms?" How did he do it? Didn't anyone all his might, to hold those walls back. price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 Editorial done a hi-tier job. have stop him? They would relentlessly continue to close. Ext, 2383. 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, In the interest of folklore here is a brief 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co., 1445 The viewer knew Flash wan going to be S. First St. tale of a man who made it : heat the draft. MASS PROCESSING Guest Articles crushed. Just as he was in the tightest Editor WYNN COOK Dick Brothers was a college student and Its the mass processing of inductees for The Daily will consider and is seeking Guest spot, the serial would end and "See next Advertising Manager ALAN KOCH all of a midden found he had graduated their physical, the system runs like a ma- News Editor MARC NURRE Editorials and Guest Rooms from SJS stu- week's adventure" would appear. Associate Editor PATRICIA WANEK with a degree in psyeliology. Ile didn't chine. Everyone cooperates with it because dents and faculty members on matters af- In next week's adventure Flash would be Make-up Editor JANET HOTHERSALL know what he wanted to do so he waited it doesn't occur to anyone to do anything Copy Desk Editor SUZAN HAUK fecting the campus and its students. otst of the room. The writers never told Sports Editor BOB SHIRRELL around, doing different things, hoping it other than what is expected of him. We Arrangements for writing such materials how they got Flash out. They simply ig- College Liaison Editor GARY BECKER would make itself known to him. are- conditioned to follow rules, to stop at Feature Editor JOYCE AUGUSTIN May he made with Patricia Wanek, Daily red lights, wait in line at the theater, and nored the problem and left it up to the Fine Arts Editor RHYSA DAVIS Associate Editor, between 2 and 4:30 p.m. in to figure it out. Campus Life Editor CAROL GRINAGER HAIM TO BELIEVE go to a certain class at a certain time. viewer Photo Editor LARRY JAMISON the Daily Office, JC208. Final Brothers, how he decisions on use His 110614' for a preindurtion physical Under such traumatic conditions, such In the case of Dick Retail Adv. Mgr. BOB HOVER of guest articles are reserved to the Editor. walked out of the pre-induction physical National Adv. Mgr. DAVE DORNAN came. It wasn't what he haul been waiting confusions and depersonalization as occur Classified Mgr. Adv. . Guest copy should be typed double spaced for. at the pre-induction physical, we respond is unknown. The fact that inc did walk out Business Mgr. . HARLAN CORENMAN pa a 40-space line. is significant. Production & Promotion Mgr. DENNIS ZOURAS Like thousands of other young men, he like automatons following directions. Credit Mgr. . STEVE ADAMS showed up on the proper day at the proper Everyone expects tin to, we expect our- Long live Dick Brothers! Public Relations Director l . RICHARD BAIDA -

Friday, February 16, 1968 SPARTAN DAILY-.4 First Immanuel Lutheran Church Homesteader Proposes Parking Permit Rush And By ItICIIARD DATTIN We heard you had an answer to lect like it were yesterday. It wasi parking permits?" and some of them was on their Spartan Daily. Staff Writer ithe parking permit problem at back in 1888, we were . . no it I "I'm a gittin' to it. I'm a gittin' feet. And when them guns sounded Student Center One %% eck ai ter the hassle for 5.15, We'd like to hear it." were in '89, 'cause I remember to it. Hold your hot sea, sonny." we all lit out like a pack of psi king meter permits has ended, "Wlyia-a-a-a. Wait till I tie my that was the year ma gut a new "Sorry." coyotes chasM' a rabbit, tryin' to there are still many voices speak- hrsi. up here. Hey, boy, stop that dress. I was just a young whip- "So, anyway, we headed out to get the best piece a land. That's Lutheran Church ing out against unorganized sey on- . . can't talk long, sonny. The persnapper then . . . 19 years old. Oklahoma territory to git our- what you otto do with these here Missouri Synod hour lines. horse smells dust up ahead there." We was fixin' to head west and selves in that land rush. I was a parking permits." 374 South 3rd Street "Certainly sir. What is your we heard tell about this goin' to drive a Few, however, are coming up here buckboard. That's "Have a land rush?" solution?" Oklahoma land rush they was a how I got my handle. There was with any workable alternatives. "Shore, a parking permit rush." Sunday Services at 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m. "It's simple, sonny. It's been havin.'" a million people there. They was There is one man, though, who "How would it work?" 2 Blocks From Campus tried before and wit ked, -What's this got to (lo on bicycles an dwagons, thinks he has answer, Sooner with on horses the "Well, sir, you git all these Buckboard, 98 -year-old winner -of- people who want them permits the-west, brone home- COLLEGE DISCUSSION GROUP buster, down at that thing you call your steader, and all-around smelly old Spartan Stadium all lined up and EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7 P.M. man. a-ready to go. Then you shoot off Sooner moved to Califoinia 10 Job Interviews a cannon or somethin' and they A. J. BROMMER, PASTOR 292-5404 years ago. He can be seen moving all commences to dash for the Julie intl Summer graduates Diet Paramount, Los Angeles Pratt around the campus in the early and Whitney Aircraft, Ma- garage. When they git there, they itta sign up for appointments County. Positions, elementary, jors, B.S. morning hours. He's too old and and M.S. in chemical en- pick out a parking space and they R. NICHOLUS, VICAR 294-7033 now In the Placement Center, junior high. weak now to ride a horse but he gineering, civil engineering, theore- claim it by slain' right ther 'til Al) it I. Signups begin each Tues- tical and applied might be seen hobbling around, mechanics, KS. some kind of official comes to day I or interviews the following MONDAY, FEB. 19 in electrical engineering, industrial dragging a broom or long stick legalize their claim." week. W.V.AValMNIZAMM Ik)4 4VOUO KJ!! ill VII; beneath him. The Boeing Company. Majors, engineering, mathematical science, mechanical engineering, applied "What if two students claim the We slopped Sooner riding his TODAY B.S. and M.S. in civil engineering. math, inorganic, physical and an- same space?" broom down on Williams Street electrical engineering, industrial California State Personnel Board. alytical chemistry, physics. Posi- "Then you settle it easy like one morning to ask him about his engineering, mechanical engineer- by having a showdown." NICK'S PIZZA Majors, economics, business ad- tions, analytical, design, experi- solution to the parking permit ing, materials science, math, phys- ministration, engineering. Posi- mental and materials engineering, "Isn't that a little harsh?" pi ()Mem. ics and aeronautics. Positions, re- tions, entry-level positions in ap- production, industry and sales en- search and development, design. "Ain't no more harsh than what "Mr. fluekhoard?" marketing. Lo- praisal, negotiation and land man- test, production, and service in gineering, technical goes on in them lines already." agement functions of right-of-way cation, Connecticut. U.S. citizen. aerodynamics, structures, systems, "But guns are so final." ii: -in the Spartan Daily. work. Location, statewide. U.S. instrumentation, tooling, materials, Sylvania Electronics Systems. "All righty. You could have ('itizen. processes. Location, USA. U.S. Majors, electrical engineering, me- them have a relay between the Friden, Inc. Majors, B.S. and citizen, chanical engineering, M.S. in math two contestants, or they could In- dian wrestle." Save 50' M.S. in electrical engineering and or physics. Positions, engineering. City of Los Angeles, Bureau of mechanical engineering. Positions, U.S. citizen. "That's very interesting. I sup- Engineering. Majors, civil engineer. Lars from engineering, research and manu- pose it would eliminate those ing. Positions, civil engineering as- Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. SUNDAY SPECIAL facturing operations. Location, San lines." sistant, design and non-design as- Majors, electrical engineering, me- Leandro, Palo Alto. U.S. citizen. "Shore enough." This Sunday only. 50c off on any of Nick's large signments. Location, Los Angeles. chanical engineering. Positions, as- pizzas. Simply bring this ad and your A.S.B. card. dusk 'hi Hereules Incorporated. Majors, U.S. citizen. sistant engineer. Location, Santa "Say, do you think you could B.S. and MS. in chemical engi- Clara, Chicago, New York. think up a similar solution to the Forget the trouble of Sunday dinner and enjoy the City of Los Angeles, Dept. of registration problem? There are a neering, electrical engineering, me- ('.S. Marine Corps Officer Re- hest pizza in town. Water and Power. Majors, civil en- lot more students involved." dawn. chanical engineering, civil engi- cruiting. Barracks 14. gineering, electrical engineering, neering, industrial engineering and "I wouldn't even wanna try." pasta junta for yon. mechanical engineering. Positions, Los Angeles Water and Power. "Mama. l'apa, brothers too, got plenty chemistry. Positions, process de- "Why not?" assistant engineering positions in Majors, 1969 graduates in civil, sign and development, research, "From what I hear, registration civil engineering, mechanical and electrical, mechanical and sanitary 351 e. Santa (Aura 11 a.ro.-2 Bin. Food to go production supervision, project and is like death and taxes. You don't sanitary engineering. Location, Los engineering. Positions, summer rimier of Kill. o.olo plant engineering, sales and serv- fight it. Ya just learn to live with Angeles. U.S. citizen. trainee .program. U.S. citizen. ices. U.S. citizen. it " v-i wrwi l -onorN -ii 1411f. e IINI -fr (1411:7) lloffman Electronics. Majors, B.S. and MS. in electrical engi- SUMMER CHARTER FLIGHT neering and B.S. in mechanical en- Europe 1968 8348.00 Round Trip gineering. Positions, circuit design, June 8 Sept. 16 1101 days) systems engineering, test equip- Oakland/London kes, ment design, high density, packag- via World Airways ing. Location, El Monte, Calif. 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Chief of Police Ray Blackmore, Rosen, although not well and "Buletias." Amparo Lozano and members of the FBI. known on the West Coast, has and Tessa Roldan will also be Last semester Circle K col- received excellent reviews in the making their first coast -to-coast lected more than /8,000 cans of East and has made many record- tour. food for needy persons at ings. Thanksgiving. They also handed NEW DANCERS out presents to County Hospital Among the new male dancers children at Halloween and car- Giving Reception who will be seen tonight is oled in children's wards at Pascual Olivera, and American- Christmas. Foreign Students born Spaniard who trained in The International Students Madrid and Seville for both bal- KSJS to Broadcast Organization will hold a recep- TROUPE MEMBER Roberto Rico, guitarist, may be heard let and Spanish dances. tion for all interested students playing several Spanish musical selections as part of the Jose Sixteen-year-old Juan Manuel, Spartan Basketball today at 3:30 p.m. in the faculty Greco Company which will perform at 8:30 tonight at the who was a Spanish dance prod- KSJS-FM (90.7 mgs.) will cafeteria. Civic Auditorium. igy before he was ten, will join broadcast live on a direct line Honored guests will include the other debuters with his danc- from Santa Barbara tomorrow Pres. Robert Clark, ASB Pres. ing of the "flamenco." Also ap- night at 7:45 when the San Jose Vic Lee. Bahram Behroozi, pro- pearing, in addition to the new State Spartans meet the Santa fessional classical guitarist, and artists, will be dancers, Nana Barbara Gauchos in basketball Woo-In Lee, a Korean classical Lorca, Luis .Rivera, Timo Lo- AFTER SHAVE Iron, $250 -Lee New Cinema Debuts at Santa Barbara. dancer. Eiehroozi and Woo-In zano, and Susana Miranda. Gui- COLOGNE front 83 00 SWANK IncSolo Distributor Announcers Hal Ramey and will each perform. Refreshment., tarists Julio de Los Reyes and As an alternate fragrance, Pete Torrey will be on hand to will be served at the reception. Roberto Rico and Flamenco try JADE EAST or Jade East CORAL present a play by play descrip- singer Juan Vallejo will also tion of the game. Violinist Cancelled In Haight-Ashbury perform. Greco's interpretation of Ra- World-famous violinist Isaac San Francisco's Cinemathcque of Pleasure" in the, Print Mint vel's "Bolero" has been revived Stern, scheduled to perform to- Coffeehouse will give film-lovers building, 1542 Haight St. audiences. The night on campus, has cancelled for this season's their first glimpse at two "total Frank Woods, native San dance was his appearance because of illness. originally choreo- environment" films tonight when Franciscan and Hollywood mo- "La Argen- The College Union Program graphed by the late it presents Andy Warhol's "Ex- tion picture producer and Board sponsoring the Arts Con- exhi- tinita," with whom Greco part- ploding Plastic Inevitable" and bitor, brought his idea for the cert series said that it would be nered at the time. 4 NEW Canadian John liofees' "Palaces coffeehouse here from his Sun- impossible to reschedule the con- DANCES OF PAST cert this spring due to Stern\ set Strip Cinematheque 16, which has extensive concert schedule. experienced a success- "La Castellana," a humorous Refunds on tickets already Players Present ful two-year run in Hollywood. dance portraying a country HIT LP'S purchased will be made at the The two films representing the bumpkin's flirtation with two FROM /Student Affairs Office. New Cinema promise to create innocent maidens, also returns to Two One Acts a new kind of environment for the program. Planned for to- k74:0001200000000(30" PHILIPS AND "The Trouble Wh Talking," the viewer' "Expleding Plastic night's performance are "Wed- MURCURY two one-act dramas on the prob- Inevitable" has been a contro- ding in Castile," a 16th century Dave Guard's lems of communication will be versial conversation-piece where- work; "Moorish Cordoba," a RECORDS presented by the Council Players ever shown, and "Palaces of 15th century; "Caballitos," a COLOUR GUITAR Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Catholic Pleasure" is an award-winning satire of medieval knights; Women's Center auditorium, 195 picture, presented in dual pro- "Parana." an ode to Velasquez; Experimental course E. San Fernando St. jection. "Dance Barroca," 17th century; YOUR CHOICE now available free to The theatrical college, spon- The combination of a colorful- "Soda De Luis Alonso"; Fan- decorated coffehouse, along tasia De Valencia and Aragon:" qualified applicants. sored by the Newman Center. with ONE WEEK ONLY will consist of "Talk and Time," flicks is Producer Woods' con- "Danza De La Vida Brefe" and a series of famous dramatic pas- cept of informal setting for "Andalucia Flamenca." SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 21 Call 327-8970 sages, ancient and modern, and viewing the imaginative New Special student group rates after 5 P.M. N. Simpson's "The Hole," a col- Cinema created by film experi- are available and tickets may be

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MUSIC BOX BANBANERican Easter charge Now you con "customize" your Camaro i4Wom., a,-., with bold new striping, mag-spoke wheel SOUTH THIRD ST. covers, a spoiler out back, new "hounds- 98 tooth" upholstery plus four new colors for SAN JOSE'S LARGEST RECORD SELECTIONS Camaro: Corvette Bronze, British Green, Rallye Green and Le Mans Blue. 50,000 LP's OVER Be sure. Buy now at your Chevrolet dealer's. .o.uwrAv nAnmn At Livermore ASB Studies Computer Registration 1901 Student Council, Wednesday procedures. Ile suggested council I After his presentation to council, oN NI ITS Dr. Clothier Returns afternoon, heard a suggestion froml give the subject serious thought ' DeLucchi said, "Computer regis- Steve DeLucchiiunior marketing He hopes ultimately that pressure I tration is a genuine need of the V4 ORSHIP major, for the ASB to finance a will build on the State Dept. of Istudent body and it is the placed computer registration - at - home Finance to provide computer regis-Istudent government to meet it From AWU Confab Set-% iees II a.m. system. tration. Today was a start." Dr. Robert Clothier, chairman of neering, returned today from !iv- DeLucchi said that the ASB has the Mechanical Engineering De- ermore where he was chairman of sufficient funds to finance a pro- Chapel of lt,conciliation partment in the School of F.ngi- a two-day conference of the As- gram. Ile said the council, which eta th and San Carlos sociated Western Universities. has a yearly budget of $459,()(E. The AWU worics with the Spend The Summer In A UCLA Professor Atomic Energy Conunission to pro- would have to spend $.10,000 the mote interest in nuclear science first semester to set up the system, (:111 itcii III I 111:1-1' and engineering training in the and then only $15.000 for each suc- European University western part of the United States. cessive semester. DISCIPLES DI" CI 'PHI To Address Math Dr. Clothier was appointed by DeLucchi proposes a $5 tee I'liES111 'lilt! \ President Clark to be SJS' repre- per registrant "for the privilege of For call 252-7895 sentative in the AWU when the Credit using the service and to help de- Faculty, Students college became a member last fray the expense." Topic: NO HITCHING POST year. Dr. Solomon W, Golomb, of the Craig Evans, freshman repre- The two-day conference Dr. IN THE UNIVERSE?" University of Southern California sentative, replied that the problem Clothier headed took place at the in Los Angeles, will speak to is need for state funds, not student Campus Pastor: Don Emmel mathematics faculty and students Lawrence Radiation Laboratories money. Campuses available in Spain, France, Ger- II,,,'29::-(1.204 Monday, Feb. 19, Dr. Dmitri E. at Berkeley and Livermore. The laboratories are involved in ap- ASB President Vic Lee said that Thom, professor of mathematics, although Long Beach State has many, England, Austria, Italy, Scotland These ger% ices are under the United Campus Christian announced. plied research and development of nuclear weapons and in the explor- computer registration, no student Nliiiitry awl a united ministry of the nited Church of Dr. Golomb, a professor in the among others. Junior year abroad program ation of the uses of nuclear funds are involved, 1.116,1. Wougregat. alt, the Disciples of Christ and the Electrical Engineering Dept. at energy for scientific and industrial pur- Council adviser Dr. Lowell Wal- USC, is a visiting lecturer for the also available. nited Presbyterian Church for the San Jose State College poses. ter impressed upon council the un- Soieety for Industrial and Applied happiness of both students and ampus. Talks at the conference were Mathematics. faculty with present registration He will speak to faculty and given on chemistry, physics, bio- graduate students at 2:30 p.m. in medicine and radio-chemistry. Ml-1323 on the "Polya Enumeration Other SJS faculty members who Formula," a topic in applied com- attended the conference were binatorial math. Francis F. Huang, associate pro- He Will address to undergraduate fessor of mechanical engineering; students at 4:15 p.m. in S258. Dr. Thoro said his subject will be Jan E. Stroth, assistant professor "Polyminoes," an unusual geo- of physics, and Ruth Yaffe, profes- metric configuration. sor of chemistry.

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Blue Horde 17: Fat Angels 46, newsstands now Psychology is an important IlaVe been beaten there 96-75 and cc,rs thought to be Other scores !lovely of basketball Coach Dan Grine, rt3-76. r ',soon because of an ulcer, scored Awful 55. Nordale Raiders 30; Golden Sweat I I. -. 26; Red Sn. Mr. Milkman game plan and it could have a lot "They play lila- crazy at home," 27 the last time he faced the Markham Hall 64. One-Eyed-Jacks 44, SAE No. 2 34. to do with the outcome of tomor- said Clines. "We're the type of Spartans. 44; TWIMC 37, United Anarchists 36, Toad Hall 25, AFROTC Nu No, row night's WCAC meeting be- team that if we can get off on Another 6-5 forward. Steve 33; Mass Movement 40. Has Beens Blackjack's Own :'2; Sigma No, '2 :N. tween the Spartans and the Uni- the right foot, we can really get Rippe, netted 10 against the 37; Newman Center 46, Fast - 2 46, DSP SATIRE HUMOR versity of California at Santa going. Spartans. CARTOONS the magazine Barbara. "When we played Loyola, Mc- Doug Franklin, a 6-3 guard, did SHORT STORIES with an eye on The game is being played onj Kean got off some real good shots not score against the Spartans the In The COED GATEFOLD the Gauchos home court and in 1 but they just weren't going in and first time' "but he will do better Beginning . . . LOTS MORE the college scene the past two seasons the Spartans liar the game 83-72. But than last time," according to 1 i.onst Pepperdine the next night Glines. of the seme,ter, M.Connell hit on a 20-footer early Glines will remain with his usual game and we lust seerned that is starting five of forwards Don Mc- Connell and Coby Dietrick, center 'Irv our . . . VAUGHN FAMOUS Jim Meyer, and guards Holman and Steve McKean. Small Steak $1.45 FOR THE Spartans on Air Dietrick still leads Spartan scor- Round Steak $1.45 Steak Sandwich on TOEIMC rays night's Spartans- ing with an average of 12.8 points 1 SALE French Bread $1.35 2 PRICE OF and 9.7 rebounds for seven league Santa Barbara Gatleho game will be aired by KSJS-FM (90.11 games, followed by Holman with Jumbo Burger on French Bread $,9 FINAL DAY %Mb Hai Ramey at nilkesIde. 12.3 points. Sale Ends Sat., Feb. 17th The program begins at 1:45 pan. "The most notable individual Each nue, improvement is for ward Dick a romplete nowl FINAL PRICES Groves who replaced Bernie Vest- to get the moment urn." said sey against Loyola and scored 18 545 S. 2nd St. Examples of Final Prices Glines. ,"Against Loyola we didn't points and got nine rebounds," Free clacks 18.95 to 24.95 play as spiritedly as we should said Glines. Parking have." are 4-3 in con- 9TCflltrw The Spartans 9.88 In their initial meeting this year S47--Now ference play with a 9-9 overall the Spartans beat the Gauchos to 1-1/ record. 195 the punch, 73-63 in Spartan Gym. shot a sizzling 60 per cent Long Sleeve co.Dre /7 SJS from the field and guard Tim Hol- Froth Hoopsfers $Ateak -tow; e . . . NOW 3.3 man scored 13 points in the second Wash Pants half to spark the win. but Seek Comeback . . . NOW 3.88 "Our fast break hurt them they play a tough man-to-man de- SUITS SPORTCOATS fense and we threw the ball away At Ohlone J.C. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. 69.50 to 79.50.- NOW 29.88 39.50 to 47.50 NOW 19.88 20 times," said Glines. been a Stan Morrison's freshman bas- 49.50 to 62.50 NOW 24.88 Another area which has 85.00 to 89.50 NOW 39.88 problem for the Spartans is fouls. ketball team will attempt a come- They are committing 23.6 person- back tomorrow night against for the , I Ohlone J.C. of Fremont following Last Day . . . Many More Items Below 2 als a game. r.ro-a Against Loyola, SJS was on the a disappointing weekend, losing to line just 12 times to 27 for the Stanford 77-67 and to California, liehP9:6 Lions. In their winning effort at 104-79. . I N'S SWOPS Pepperdine, the Spartans shot The Spartababes defeated Oh- BA1.11l CREDIT CARDS WELCOME only.15 charities while the Waves lone 88-73 earlier this year, with 11 attempts. a lineup of predominately second 11 42 's-AT SATHER GATE had The return or 6-5 forward Leroy stringers. gliPleP4 Jackson try the Gairehr. lineup will Morrison announced a starting 125 SOUTH FOURTH STREET be a disappointment to the Spar- lineup of Chris Guenther and -4) tans. The hot -shooting junior, who Steve. Mortara at guards, Darnell Hillman at center and either Pat Linane, Buzz Niquist, Pat Hamm or Al Graves at forward. 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Representative Gubser Speaks For Peace, freedom Party FEEL LIKE AN ANONYMOUS NUMBER? A day-long conference, to lay p.m., the conference will be heldl the groundwork for its Feb. 24 In JC-191. According to party LOOK INTO OUR UNIQUE THERAPY. Luncheon Today citywide convention, will be held spokesman, Dr. David Primack, Engineering by the San Jose area At unit of the SJS assistant professor of eco- Peace and Freedom Party, at nomics, anyone wishing to attend Highlighting the Value Engi- symposium, sponsored by the be sold for $7, also on a first SJS, Saturday. the meeting Is welcome. neering Symposium continuing School of Engineering and pre- come-first served basis. Running from 9:30 a.m. to 10 campus today a nd tomorrim. rented by the industrial technology Tomorrow's sessions, concluding Primack explained that the con- Charles S. Gubser, U.S. House of , program, faculty and students, the symposium, will center on the ference will be divided into two ALPHA OMEGA RHO Representatives, will speak at a and the Society of American Value "Value in Small Business." parts, with SJS faculty members noon luncheon today on "Depart- IEngineers, will talk on the "Value The symposium is being held in Edward's Class guest speaking during each of the 333 SO. 11TH ment of Defense Cost Reauction in Industry." Afternoon sessions conjunction with Governor Reagan sessions. Effort Failures." will center on "Value in Society." declaring Feb. 11 to 17, "Value Will Total 350 Following each of the talks, he 286-4921 Registration for the symposium Norman 0. Gunderson, dean of Engineering Week." said, the groups will separate into A Racial Minorities class taught will take place today and tomor- the School of Engineering, will act speakers will ex- workshop sessions. 7:30 P.M. Symposium by Harry Edwards, instructor in SAT. FEB. 17TH row in the faculty lounge of the as moderator in the afternoon, engineering concepts, Dr. Robin Brooks, associate pro- amine value sociology and anthropology, has Engineering Building from 7:30 to applications of fessor of history, will open the This evening, Gordon P. Smith, and explore new been moved into Morris Dailey 12 a.m., and from 1 to 4 p.m. director of finance, will speak at these concepts to the economy and morning session with a talk on auditorium after more than 350 EUROPE tickets for today's luncheon, will con- the role of the university In to- Extra a banquet on "State Fiscal Out- the small business. They students attended the class Mon- one Way at the San Jose Wom- should day's world. to be held look, 1968-69." The banquet will sider how value engineering day evening. CHARTER JET FLIGHTS en's Club, 75 S. 11th St., are $2.75. fields and evaluate The first session to consider the be held at the Little New Yorker, relate to other About 320 students attended a PARIS TO SAN FRANCISCO sold on a first come- They will he 1400 Martin Avenue, Santa Clara. the degree of maturity of value second Edwards' class of Soc. 153 Vietnam War question will be con- August 8 & August 13, 1968 basis, first served Extra tickets for the banquet will angineering today. Tuesday evening, and an equal ducted at noon by Dr. David SAN FRANCISCO TO PARIS morning's speakers for the August 28, 1968 This number were at Soc. 156 class, Eakins, associate professor of his- tory, Peter Collins, associate pro- A limited number of spaces Is available for faculty, staff and students of rho Youth Problems Today, Wednesday California State Colleges night. fessor of foreign language, will FARE: $226 ONE WAY speak at a second talk on Viet- Edwards said that students on For information: Spartaguide the waiting lists for the three nam, at 3 p.m. Office of Intimation.) Programs PERSONAL POSTERS The California Stet* Colleges classes may pick up class cards in During the evening meeting 1600 Holloway Avenue TODA Sell Francisco, California 94132 his office in Building F after noon poverty will be the topic of dis- Note: These are not round-trip flights to Europe. Muslim Students Association, *18" X 24" today. cussion. 12:30 p.m., LN201. Prayer meeting. International Student's Organi- Create Your Own zation, 3:30 p.m., Faculty Dining Poster Room. Reception for all new and foreign students. Persian Student's Association, Posters Made Spartan Daily Classifieds 3:30 p.m., 11E1. A film on Iran From any B & W will be shown, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- or Color The Spartan Daily does not knowingly '58 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE, 2 door, MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Large SERVICES 181. ship, 7:30 p.m., 1040 S. 12th St., accept adYertising from advertisers who excellent condition, white/red interior. two bedroom apt. Available March 1st. Photograph practice discrimination on the basis of Call Kam: 294.0291. $40/mo. Call 297-5882. Apt. 25. Prayer fellowship. RENT A STEREO OR TV FROM Etcho'a. race, color, creed or national origin. '63 CHEVY BEL AIRE. 6 cyl. excel. ROOMMATE wanted for Negative ONE MALE Free delivery, free service. No contract. SUNDAY cond. Silver-blue. Radio & Heater. Call spring semester. Call 286-4827. Cell 251-2598. 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Call Barbara Kyne at 294.2916 an ad: after 5, or 293.1033. GIRL ROOMMATE NEEDED. Senior or LOST: BLACK WALLET. Between 9- Grad, to share with three girls. 781 S. 10:30 A.M. Library or Men's Gym SPARTA EUROPE '68 $319. June 17- on 11th, Phone 286.0401, Fob. 8th. Return to school lost Sept. 6, Non-stop S. F.-London round & found. Call at: trip. Call Barbara Kyne, group leader, STCP- 294-2916 after 5.

i FARRELL'S AUTHENTIC ENGLISH Fish LITTLE MAN CSISTIV ON CAMPUS in Chips shop is now open from 4-9 P.M. daily at 11th St. & San Carlos. Classified Adv. sm. etd,10:00106 it sse5 .7,4, 3.22 ALPHA CHI OMEGA welcomes rushees P(55[Mgar vsit ,0, s12, Sunday, Fib. 18. 1.4 P.M. 275 So. 11th -J206 Joncs, 2U( X,Y,Z,h Pt Office 0000 r,. Street. 'OAP tot...loco:Taitrleilttstc:ty-o4uc THOSE WHO TOOK Geography IA LIAx I and 2 from Mr. Wilcoxson Fall '67 s35,’4T2t31,1tOti 7.1fLO)4,19A_ conducted. please phone 286-6134. Its s:6:tri,o7nt T '13r. COME FLY WITH USI Fly new Cessna . 150. $8/hr. FAA Examiner on WOr'" tIff.entyttels6:vvr e staff. New Daily on the private ground school starting Feb. 20th. (SIN+ C,07 .5098v icate d '15:21:42 trot? Y"t6 Bring ad & take your Ist intro, ride so veriosce-jA for $5. SKYROVERS of San Jose. 1101 )21,0014)IFTZ 1:30 Airport Blvd. 295-8786. General Avia- to 3:30 tion Terminal bid. Ask for Bill Brodie. P6 The INSTRUCTOR a iiot'iai.c et AUTOMOTIVE 1 2 1 EXPLAINED IT - AS STLVENT6 UNPE64XV It

FOR SALE: '67 Honda, CB 160, used ti only for commuting, excellent cond. Elec. Send in handy order blank. starter, $425. Mike 968-3257. Enclose cash or check. Make NEW, SOLID BODY, dbl. cutaway elec. guitar & base w/stands & chords. Call 298.7944 after 6 & on weekends., check out to Spartan Daily tl PORSCHE SPEEDSTER. Rebuilt eng. & Classifiods. 2 trans. Now paint & uphol. Cheap. Call 298.7944 after 6 on imekends. '64 COMET CYCLONE. Excellent cond. White w/black vinyl top, power steering, new fires, good Ist car. Cell 292.0696 or 295-6554. Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 Read this. '69 VW. $400/offer. Good mechanical --ond. Cell Gary 286.3141, 111 FORD FAIRJLANE. 38.000 miles - It could happen to you. 4.cel. cond. Call John. 251.9604.

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