is Council Sends List day Wahlquist To Pick ree(Imari aria atonal at the will he -Gen. Graduation Speaker Spartanaily erages." The possible graduation . progress of the largest, 1. A list of ten moist col- was referred to S.IS ',whit" yearbook. or the gorakers STATE courbe. by SAN JOSE COLLEGE ident John T. 1Vahlquist was reminded by ASB Vice ntab ob. Student Council at yester- President and Council chairman the /el. SO tt 44100 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 1962 No 27 In.stitute Steve Larson that Council mem- of da's meeting. dm234, San The fiat including such persons hers would be attending the former U.S "Peace Pact" dinner at UOP as Christian Herter. day. Reretary oyf State. and newsmen eccwart Alsop and Walter ('roil - referred by the pre,- kite, will be Commencement C.,1!. - dent to the FM Station Hinges further approval. OW for hrushchev Seeks Summit Talk Others nominated by the S.. Bulletin cisionce as a result of the Cuban Council are Frederick FL Ico, Onn Money Decision crisis. dent if p.m. last night, Radio as sa\ - land, president of the United Ni- But he also was quoted kEEN reported these lifq.-11..p- N UNITED STATES ,1) BERMUDA General Assembly; Ambits- mg that if the U.S. government nn nt. in the uban crisis: Nr2,....- John Davis Lodge; Dr. Al- By Student C ouncil "earries out its planned plograni sailor I. 'elle Helens.. Department said I ATLANTA San Francisco tele- of piratical action, then of course, \I AKFitiesle I\\ bert Burke, San Jose S that :in , ’s hid for an lose d IN r" of we shall have to make use of the vision personality: Ogden Nash, FM radio station was approved the 25 Rim -shin ...hip, reported NN atiantiC U.S. Senator Albert mourns of defense against the ag- novelist: by the Federal Communication, heading for it uha had aitered their Eugene Burdick. co-author '41'essor; we have no other way e; DALLAS / Gore: Commission, Aug. 14, but final onourse.. CapeCanav'eral 'Cee:t l'gly American," and so- of "The approval for the campus facility '1. There had been no and author David Reis- The Soviet premier said MOSCOW ciologist will rest with the Fluent that the I Nuts y had SJS Student or- Will "not let itself be provoked N / man. Council next dered anN Roosevelt Reads Wednesday. ships to halt anti sill,- toy the unjustified actions" of the President Wahlquist will make At 12:30 mit (Naval ) p.m. today, the matter to search. United States. He obviously re- MEXICO Cliyauf.jydlifexica. HAVANA final decision. will be the brought to the ASH Fi- 3. Pro .1(1..at Kenned3 had re- ferred to Washington's decision tii I nancial jected II. Ti t HAUCK REPORT Advisory Board for con- Acting UN Secretary Gen- halt all further shipments of of- MEXICO 1 \ __, ...\ ASH President Bill Hauck re- sideration, according to Pat Butler. eral I' Thatit's plea for a 111 1,- fensive arms to Cuba and its dos- ported to the Council that the chairman of the board. week enoratoorinin oin the blockade. mend that present nuelear-capahlos \ ...... ,\ c I N Spartan Shops, Inc., in accord Dr. Clarence E. Flick, general missile bases there he dismantled. faculty manager for the MOSCOW .1'1'1. Soviet Pre- with a communication from Cali- FM sta- "We will do everything which NI: HONDURAS fornia State College Chancellor tion, went before the College mier Nikita Khrushchey called for depends on us to prevent the Glenn S. Dumke, made available President's Advisory Committee a summit meeting to help settle launching of a war," Khrushchev tj on ASH Finances, the Cuban blockade crisis to pre- for each of the next three years Wednesday said. GUATEMALA it $75,000 for the College Union pm- seeking the recommendation of the vent it from growing into a nuclear I "We would think a meeting on PANAMA
gram. 'committees that the Council recon- war. the highest level to be useful," EL SALVADOR CANAL S AMERICA The official Soviet to the Council, Don sider its decision to deny tiered - Toss news Khrushchev said. "The U.S. gov- c..raCt.0 OCCast In a report k / mg funds to the station. agency quoted him as saying in Ryan. assistant to the dean of ernment must show restraint and COSTA RICA :::7.t797"c";0/0 According to Dr. Walters, chair- reply to a telegram from British e students, declared that the $2,000 must halt the realization of the man, the president's commit tee philosopher and pacifist Lord Ber- allocated to the United Student pirate-like threats which may have STRIKING DISTANCE of Cuba's offensive bal- blockade to close off the Soviet missile flow to "recommended to allot $4.330 to trand Russell that the Soviet Aid Fund last year has all been the most serious consequences." listic missiles is indicated on this map. The me- Cuba, headed by the nuclear-powered aircraft the FM budget." The requested Union "will take no rash de- loaned. Ryan remarked that "close Toss said Khrushchev told Rus- dium range missiles now installed could strike carrier Enterprise, went into effect early yes- budget Was for an appropriation to 200 applicants" received the sell: from Dallas, Texas to the Panama Canal. The terday. of $5.156. The recommendation money. The national program. "Understanding the complicated "eliminated the news service which SJS entered for the first nature of the situation caused by: item," said Dr. Walters. Wayfarers' time last year, is set up so that the pirate activities of the Amer- He added that the committee it will be eventually self-support- wan government, we cannot ac- "voted to recommend an Cafeteria Dorm annual Manager, Rep ing, he said. The national organi- rept them in any form." ceiling of $5,000 to the zation gives the college $12,000 station.' To Brighten The Soviet leader said if the Dr. Flick said earlier that the for each $1.000 it raises and so, I'S. government "grossly disres- transmitter for the station w.3oo was distributed among the ha :ards and violeites the interna- alivady been installed 200 students. Ryan made no re- and Ord Bonfire Rally tional laws, then the extremely. Comment on Student Complaints the antenna quest for additional funds. honor - is currently being acute situation may get out ..f erected. ever. According to Dr. Flick, Appearances by Henry Mancini, control and this may grow into 11 FRED SCI1100NMAKER I amount of food that is wasted," , meat at the i ,-, iying meal every Wines the ASH OTIWIt ACTION,: allotted $4.910 for the recording star, and the Wayfarers, a world war with all its sad con- In a letter to the Spartan Daily I said Zimmerman. 'duty. station's operation in the fall of In other action, the 0,111C117 fodk-singing group. at tomorrow sequences for the peoples of all yesterday, '21 dormitory residents, He also said that since the cafe- Dolan adol(xl that the food must
introduced six new bills deal- 1961. night's bonfire rally will be the countries." I complained about the meals that I teria was not designed to handle be prepared ahead lit tune and ASH ing with the Model United Na- President Bill Hauck stat- "added attraction" contributed by The Soviet, premier said as long were being served to them by the 'dormitories, the residents should' kept warm on steam tables and ed I fions, the Recognition, Orienta- last week that the feeling of the S.IS Alumni Association, ac- as rocket nuelear weapons have I Spartan Cafeteria, I not be required to buy meal for this reason the bacon in the was that the tion. Spartan from the Start. the Advisory Board eording to Don Bevilacqua, bonfire not been used, there is a cabssi- I Mark Zimmerman, a resident of 'tickets. morning is greets' station should be supported by Community Service and Freshman rally chairman. bility to avert war. Once the 'Markham Hall. and the author of The main complaint front the the state. since it would be pri- bonfire rally will be Camp committees. The annual Americans have launched aggres- the letter, said he felt that the three men's dormitories concerned 0 ki JOSE marily instrotetional. held at 7 p.m. in a field adajacent referred the Alumni Associa- sion. Tass quoted Khrushchev as dorm residents were missing many .:he breakfasts. Most of the rest - pen House Clara County Fait'- anti special requo - - I to the Santa saying% a meeting of the highest of the meals because the food wa.s dents said that the dinners were frontbudget grounds. The Wayfarer's are ex- from the Rally Committee ;tad level will become impossible and una poet izing. good but sometimes lacked us- peeled to give a pre -rally per- enginmrine department ki 111e Panel To Discuss us.. \\ .i're paying for a la rge 'riety. To Feature Pumance, Bevilacqua added. ial Advisory Board. Each of the dormitories sends Two members of the folk-singing a 'I a motion which Situation Ione representative to a foods corn- Cuban group. Dick Bailey and Sean Bonni- eiven La Torre. SJS, inittee which meets once a .... IA Exhibits What are students' well, are former SJS students l $600 for 30 additional among themselves and one,- ,nosl Adventure, A I. Allegory erisis^ ing the Cuban Later that evening the performers heard Pleasant Hill, month with the cafeteria manager wit', throw, .op, ir, a ous Salm.- Disagreement" will present ori- will appear at the Skin Jose Civo. Torre, report on the ' to discuss these and other prob- oho aftern,,,,n ;re::: b. I p.m. for uus interpretations of the 'iii nut Audi tritium. 'lems. open no., 1,11.! Ion Ns it h problem Monday. $:30 p.111., in Al- "This year only students show- I forno...omao, len Hall at 10th and San Carlos ing student body cards will lx' ad- In 'Lord of Flies' I Cherry! l udley. the chairman of tine Aa.nordin_ I is - Color Supplement Streets. mitted to the rally area." Bevil- the group and also the representa- An overflow audience listened and an allegro*: of modern times. Representing their own particu- acqua stressed. live from Hoover Hall. said the see: de ion, des- i Is impteciatively yesterday when Dr. I Rosenberg indicated that Gold - sem. ed and lar viewpoints are: Richard Reel), In past years, he explained, fire- committefs has been late getting retrashments For Homecoming Albert Rosenberg, associate pro- ling "makes comments about John ;1; ocani Students Against Communism; Bon bugs from rival colleges have started. The committee had a t .,- fessor of English, reviewed Wil- 'Smith, contemporary: cit izen." The Peaeock, PO-Iro, . 'oho Birehard, Young Republicans: caused trouble by attempting to , how. meeting' with the ealeteria liam Golding's "Lord of the Flies" I throughout his book. Said Rosen- .r" ,..shil ., oe, plernent, the only one ill the an Paddocke. Student PCilei eel the bonfire rally off to an /I in rooms A and B of the cafeteria. '1)Prg, Golding feels that "eurrent piodueed by col s u- Idnion: Ray Gruenich. TASC; and unscheduled start. st Dr. Rosenberg's ehoice of Gold- affairs are only an explanatioon boordsTlt IS()X terus, \vat lie enveloped in t011101'- Jesse Torres, Dem(x ratir Clun In addition to appearances toy ing's novel was a popular one. A 'of true human eonditions." M'" .1-1,-1.-d that a Which al- the Home- will be on the F:ach panel member will he Mancini and Wayfarers, sueerstion iaoss se. in Ifooy or State for ttirf, !the t. .1, 1.1 \ is construc- Halvorsen professor at San Jose by 9:30 a.m. lovred five minutes for coming Queen Elaine The author. he said, is a reli- Hall three elay.s ag, ond has had six years. Rosenberg ieviewed the V. ;Hid Ih. 10,dess.o ,ek is the joint effort tive opening proposals. This will be and her court, Dr. Dudley DeGmot, gious novelist. ''11 is central theme novel with quotes from William a very good re.sponse. 'ne uoirnalism and alver tisine folhowed by panel discussion and foormer Spartan football coach and is in, .r the relation of man to man. Wordsworth's works and compared She also said that the sugges- Jildah. %%11, situ'. a Ness York thins It will contain stor- quest ions. parade Grand Marshal, Coach Bob but the relation of man, the in- the novel to various other works. tion box has not only received jeyemry !Or I'll,' YOHIS around Homecoming, I The audience will then be able to Titchenal and the 1962 frxdball ' ,Ily tolual. to the universe and the criticism from the residents oof 1)1.1111. I/I 11 ,iil! Ole SOS ailing hand, prepare- , question and speak It the panelists. team will appear. Before launching into his re- universe to God." view, Dr. Rosenberg read from one that hall hut also many compli- has 11.-in.1-maiii. . game itself, and a Each member of the "Panel Members of Alpha Phi Omega ’ I see the novel as being akin of WOIYIWOI th's poems which glor- ments. YN- .ishii.ii ti aittres of how nit her agreement" a.ill be allowed two fraternity will officiate over the t., a morality play, and would en- sum- ifies childhood. Michael Dolan, cafeteria man- subtle, detorat Mg their big ' minutes foot. o on, t ive building of the bonfire. Bevilacqua title it ’Everyboy ’." The eharacters Then came his eontrasting SIM)! ager, remarked that one of the em, and aboak etnel maries. said. "They will donate the labor are not individualized, he pointer' summary. The book, he said, eon- problems is feeding 1.200 rosidfmt: iv hi?,' - and lumber." out. They are meant to he repre- eerns English boys who find them- in an 1.Po eat cafeteria. Illy - exhibit. re.neoly slyr.wn at Bevilacqua extended an invita- sentative. tion to all campus fraternities to, selves on an unnamed South Sea As Vo,j feed set meal the Sbontrad i "Roughly speaking, Ralph rep- -come early and help guard the Island during an atomic war. The 10 yoirre maim . 1, e oialy \loyee resents tationality; Piggy, intel- boonfire." novel i.elates him' the character- tan ..,,ryono.- he bey 15 lectuality; Jack, combativeness, Other highlights of the rally in - isties of hunt:in nature mart when sail. rePre- Rotger. Sanmeric, coon- elude appearanees by the Spar- there are no restraints. I,,iS 1sT 1111.1, sentin-_i industrial ' formity, and Simon. mysticism.- Nineties and yell leaders and a On an island yvithout adult sup- Ile also said Oa,. residents' , Arts soldenis .,. I. unusual specia I skit, "Early Days oil el vision, the must look after , The names of the characters food bill is the loy. es, of all the 0;00 and Sparoli." performed by members of themselves. This results in a story were drawn from a Victorian Ene- state collet:es and to his knowledge uric ' student's the Rally Committee. that is both a tale of adventure Ilish novel for children by R. M. this is the 01-0 That sen.... Itallanty ne. he said. Ballantyne s theme, however, is not the same Woe as Golding's. Traffic Poll Participation 'Heartening,' /4 world wire ' Simon, the mystic, is the main charaeter of the strut v, Dr. Rosen- Campus Coordinator Rios ritym is si Says berg haeked tip his remark by re- pAR/S pp. The F'reneh gyovo-rtunent haeked Americen policy "It was a magnificent display ot t urn - :del\ .i t I lating events of the story which oon Cuba yesterday and pledges(' full support for American moves in civic interest and awareness." Such the some, brought this light. the U.N. Security Council. is the occoinion of Et Col. Edwin Seventy army eind :tor TV G"( Following his o omprehensive re- Informat loon Minister Christian Frotichet Ssili Roger Seydmix, T Bios. S.TS professor of military members. as well as a number oof view, Dr. Rosenberg gave a Mo- France's i pieso niative on the Security Conned, has been instructed s..ience. regarding response to yes - AST; ,yfticalls :ode,: in circulating . graphical sketch about Goldine , to support the l'intosi States in the council. parking and traffic* survey the oiliestionnalles and answ verl questions from the . This wii, ',metal statement of French policy since the .too coolleee area. The Ir i ,111 .11 it St tiv at:Wormy. Cuban crisis becione critical with President Kennedy's announce- olonel Rios, o ampus coordinator ily Ine \ San Jose to de- Weft ment of a blockade. I Informed nook talks ate held Ile son, ey, called student par- termine the routes traffic T - It k . LEHTS FORCES every Wednesday at 12:30 in rooms ery heartening.- He to and from the ....Hee.. Doll ANKARA, Turkey CPI, Turkey yesterday alerted its armed A and T ef the cafeteria. Nos , oiat an initial eheo k at A(4..1'11111_ to .1 W 1'11Y ROYAL LYKE Homecoming Queen and former Lyke Elaine reading the (trees to meet any crusts and mounted special anti-sabotage patrols week's o iyer will be Dr. Dona,. .. a m. yesterday showed that traffie eneineer. the study will aid Halvorsen says "I like L ke" and suggests magazine as a result of the Cuban crisis. ft. Eerr - associate professor t 2 000 questionnaires passed out the eity whio h Black and White" Fall 1962 issue of the SJS feature for p.m. Interior Minister and :name Defense Minister Ilifzi Ogits Itekala elven r onittea lion, who at II in the library, cafeteria and book- streets in the area need repairs and 4 study-break. Sales continue today from 7:30 a.m. 4:30 at women's told reporters ''all measures have been taken." discuss .i olarid ItInomfirld's and store. and at mitside areas. 1.300 whieh, if any. noay be o loserl with- stands in front of the bookstore, cafeteria, library and unsold early SOIll'ef`S close to the government said the tail ion's armed forces Clarence Barnhardt 's book, "Let's had already been returned. mcc c or,ocin,-; serems traffic pmb- ke! 9Ym Less than one-third of the magazines remained have been ordered Lo stand by and make all necessary preparations. Read: A Linguistic Appmach." 'Flusse figures do not include re- lems Yesterday afternoon, according to editor Ann Kuizenga. 2 SPART tN DAILY Thursday, Oct. 25, 1012 No loy IN MUNILLE Castro Rule Thrust and Parry vaiev Comment In Sad Plight Blockade 'War Act .. Professor Criticizes Ashamed I'm Citizen' 'Discriminatory Ad' Its PhIL NEWsost Edit", Edit I Pt Foreign NYVI'04 Analyst , I iii Ne,t-I. again cal! the I.; N1],f1Lio Kennedy has made a Ian Puppet on a String President States stand in the council of Doa, died advertimaiista that the U.S. point oh the fact nations and claim to be the up- in at,, a person ottereil oit e1,410111 Li, Is Bei I PI,- h 1111114 ki14Ie "quarantine" of Cuba will not cut hi, holder of law and justice. The share home near the eanipu, lies a record of s.0%iet utioillingness to nego- off the necessities of life, as the there actions of the President on Cuba with a young couple. 'rile lid. Soviets attempted to do in their tiate in good Loth oil seicral topics of prime international make it very clear that law, in vertisement a el utri : "Must be blockade. importance. -Hell a. disarmament and fret- access into Berlin. 1998 Berlin this case international law, is to Protestant." In actual fact, inept Com- it San JUNE' State die findings of Anitritais recoil - be adhered to only so far as Is a school Inunist leadership and resistance serves our own personal inter- which dues not, cannot. 11,11...1111'.. Id 1111'S 14.114 jlro itli s the strongest reasons I of anti of the workers already have ests. In stopping a vessel of a should not make disci:jinni:mons artill111 011 Mt11111.1 . placed the Cuban people at close sovereign nation in international based on race ,religion or as. to the subsistance level. tional III. U117..1.111 bases in Cuba. liose%er_ are more than a water, engaged in commerce with origin. May I lave the All staple goods and most 1111111.1iI Ilreat the- ,-i curity 01 the estern liciiiispherts It another sovereign nation, the Spartan Daily to at a pulls.) household commodities are ra- act of which would in the I. .1 OM ii II/ OW 111,111Ileal and economic Ilse, of these U.S. is committing an tioned. war. No matter how ingeniously advertisements of this typ..- I hat Fidel Castro has 011 A government decree in March the President attempts to prove Frederic A. %%red. ;oik I 111111,111 Ilf thi ii i ll n IS MI longer ili-putable. permitted each person three- otherwise, this is indeed the case. Department of Political Neiener quarters of a pound of meat anti the ballistic missiles and jet lamihei- His claims of justification in the and Public Administration ih I it is. ss..tpoll, at all - are aimed at the I. oiled States. one anti a half pounds of beans quarantine, based on the fact
per week, anti six pounds of rice that missiles are now based on Editor's Note: The Spartan Daily will the, .oli-titiite .1 greater danger to our neighbors in Latin adopt a policy barring and one cake of soap per month. Cuban soil, are absurd. If this advertisements \ I In a sdtii-t 'wearily is so chisels interwosen ssith ours which discriminate on the basis of race, The government has been were the case, the Soviet Union religion or national origin. a See en. alld 110 .Ift Ii.- to defend IIIIVIIIS1.1\PS, forced to parade tanks, troops would have every right in block- nouncernent in the editoridi ,It S. 01. IIIIs .11/11arent Shift III St1’111 I policy and artillery to counter demon- ading any of the nations of Eu- and paroo-e. the I tilted Stales has 111.111e a corresponding strations against food scarcities rope and Asia where the United in a country which once had one shift in it- u,llt% touaril the island satellite. States has based missiles and Balimas-<7 - of the highest living standards in SAC bombers. As has been Iii !Arch:Hit. I tba Win. re- Latin America. shown, we deny them this right. Hoffer made uith greati,t restraint. e echo the same NOTHING TO BUY The United States has shown sentiment hut we also support his desire to cid the ,Iring on As shortages have mounted so to the world that we, like the Shop tile puppet. has absenteeism. Earnings meant Russians, are ready to turn our II. little if there was nothing to buy. backs on law and morality The Soviet Union has promised whenever it suits our purpose. Mums for arrit. $457 million in credits to Cuba, For the first time in my life, I the Homecoming B Game! of which about $45 million has am ashamed to be an American. Statement of Policy By TIM BARR - been disbursed. The money spent John Hansen thus far had no visible effect. Asn Afi21-1 CV 2-0462 10th & Santa Clare lit it. or tat N%ith the Unruh Act (if flights a - One of the top Communists. it'!..! it Iii, -tat.- code in 1459. the Spartan begin- About That Foamy Law Bias Roca, wrote in the party I hor-da . No . I. will refuse to accept adsertising newspaper Hoy: SJSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION cla--itied or di -plat %%inch discriminates on the basis of Over the weekend, Sigma Chi fraternity managed to get itself "If we do not increase our pro- PRESENTS race. reli,lion or national origin. placed on social probation for one month. The way it was done duction, there is no possible de- ks the campus newspaper of an institution of higher might have made a better comedy than a punitive action. fense ... because people who are A SPECIAL HOMECOMING EVENT kartiing and the leading college in the California State It all started when the members read the rule concerning the dead of hunger cannot carry out -tem. Spartan Daily makes this change in policy for use of you-know-what-type-beverages at college-approved organiza- the defense." ' the iwrolit of its readers. tion functions. The rule states: "It is contrary to the policies of the ECONOMIC REPORT I 0. college to make special arrangements for serving alcoholic beverages Noted the Swiss Review of at any college function or any function sponsored by a college- IN CONCERT 1 World Affairs: approved organization." "Because of Cuba's utter de- OPEN RIGHT NOW! PHILADELPHIA LAWYERS PRESENT? pendence on the East bloc today, Are there any Philadelphia lawyers on campus? Boston? it now faces the question Any group reading this ruling would have to hire an attorney whether and to what extent its to make sure their party fit the provisions of the thing. Communist trade partners will All Sigma Chi did was to consult the owner of the Almaden he willing and able to supply it Barn, who said, in her best possible legal manner, that all they had with the raw materials, con- enr to give was a licensed thing-a-ma-jig. And all that is is a keg of sumer goods and, above all, the something or other and a cop. food it cannot produce itself but Pay close attention, because the plot thickens. must have to escape ecrxmmic chaos . . . POLICEMEN PRESENT "Havana's stores are now According to Ed Marcos, Sigma Chi's president, the fraternity stocked with the cheapest and hired two special policemen for the function. It was their job to most useless products of Eastern mancini check IDs of the celebrants. origin; poorly printed Communist AND Then, assuming they had a licensed you-know-what, the Sigma pamphlets from Moscow, ceram- 515 South 10th St. Chi members opened their doors to their guests, among whom was ics anti artificial flowers from ORCHESTRA Dick Dodson of the Activities Office. Chin a. low-quality household 40 -PIECE Enter Dick Dodson: at William -I've chaperoned many functions, but goods made in East Germany Hear MANCINI and full orchestra play this was the first one I've attended where there has been a keg." UNBELIEVABLE QUALITY . . . . UNBEATABLE PRICE anti Czechoslovakia . . . "Peter Gunn", "Mr. kucky", "Moon River" Dodson, representing the administration, had an extremely "Despite the great scarcity of Burgers nasty job to do. That was to report his hosts as violating the Stu- meat the people refused to buy "Baby Elephant Walk" 15c Hours dent Activities Board ruling. the East European canned meat 111 A.M. to It PM Monday Dodson explained that the ruling had been made long Cheeseburgers 19c Sun. thru Thurs offered for sale; a shipload of ago with provisions for the serving of you-know-what-- IF: Chinese geese and turkeys last plus EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION II A.M. to I A M 1. There was a licensed you-know-what tender present, Deluxe Burgers 29c Fri. and Sat. fall finally had to be used to 2. That the licensed tender brought his own stock of merchan- feed the men taken prisoner in Fishwich 29c dise. the invasion of April 1961, be- THE WAYFARERS Special 3. That there is a policeman at the door to check Ms of those cause this kind of poultry is an Shrimp Boat 72c Every attending. unfamiliar food to most Tues. & Thurs. Dodson said that a college-sponsored organization can also NAL 6 BURGERS & Cubans . . . -..msmassmm ," Fries 10 go to a place that serves you-know-what if that place has separate lb. of FRIES for "Moscow clearly considered the Friday 81.00 seating for non-you-know-whatters. Castro regime's consolidation of October 26 8:30 p.m. Shakes 20c SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM RECOMMENDS RULE CLARIFICATION niilitary power more important The activity director recommended that the rule be spelled than Cuba's econianie recon- TICKETS $3.95, 3.25 2.25 out, in unmistakable terms, to prevent events ft-urn happening such struct ion." ON SALE SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE ST. CLAIRE HOTEL CV 5-0888 AND ALUMNI OFFICE as occurred last weekend. Also, I just wonder if any of the eight -member SAB has ever been to a college-connected party where any you-know-what was Spa2tana. served, poured or shoveled into glasses? So, because of an easy misinterpretation of one archaic rule, Entered as second class matter April 44 actives and 27 pledges are prohibited from having any functions 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- at their house for the month of November. ber California Newspapers Publishers No comment. Association. Published daily by Asso- §eS/100 8101T1 SIRENS PUT OUT FIREMEN ciated Students of San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, Meanwhile, on Eighth Street, Mel Swan, 24, and his com- CV 7- during college year. Subscription ac- 3060 SARATOGA rill' patriots were busy cooking baked potatoes and TV dinners last cepted only on a remainder.of-sernes TOWNE weekend when their oven burst into flames. ter basis. Full academic year, $9: each 1433 The Alameda 11' One of the roommates called the semester $4.50. Off-campus price per Se,sat,onal time. fire department and five copy, 10 cents. CV 4 -6414--Editorial engines responded, including a hook and ladder truck. The would-be A ,1 , A ! I 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- JUDGEMENT AT NUREMEWRG dinner soon was brought under control and the firemen began their tising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY return to their respective houses, stoically enduring the siren calls Press of Globe Printing Co. Office of several hours 1:45-4:20 p.m.. Monday through THE charming coeds from the Jo-Mar apartments across the Friday. VIRGIN SPRING JESSICA street. Well, as Odysseus said when the sirens of ancient Greece LESTER ON tried to 'tire his men to destruction, -Plug yo,ir eacs and carry on!" AEddivtarrtising Mgr. _ STU FLANSBURG Day Editor . . GEORGE MARTIN CgAliZEttl 400 11 womm South First St. 396 South First PASSIONATE DEMONS Requiem For A Heavyweight 00 ti .,50 -and - also Two Weeks la Another Town GO WILD THE WELL-ROUNDED SHIRT . . A NEW A man's wardrobe starts with a well-made shirt. 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ARROW:- SANTA CLARA Al SECOND 'ando 11-0I1NOLD 1801 DRIVE-IN WINCHESTER THE INTERNS HORSE (0,`"mttionoSz tAe 'Yinatfip :14:Jam:tat/my jitt,t, Open sy and Thursday till 9 p.m. TROJAN Park Free at KIRBY'S. 20 South Second Five Weeks In A Balloon THE MONGOLS -Goers Thursitay OM 23 19C? *4' &HT &N D 11.1-1 Concert Face Poi4e 'n' 494 8 p.m. Seating Deadline I By PRUDI STAYIG Ticket-to.ltlers 10i. tomorrow tend to use them r orld retut _ Society Editor _ niOit's performance by Oakland them to the Stutten, Affairs Liu,- Symphony in Morris Dailey Aud- iness Off ice, '1'1116. happen to casually drop by any of the 8:15 have been re- living .,, ccH I his week arid are greeted with a deluge of pull..' itorium at He added that persons who Dodson. activ- flowers, wire, paint, noise, chattering quested by Dick were unable to get ,iitkets can and giggles. to lie seated by Just pitch in and join the fun and hatil work of creating a ities advisor. check vsith the olio, iii .,ny parade float for the 8 p.m. turned tickets. last hour is fast approaching, the liome- corning day. that persons Dodson explained Seynioui I-ipkin, pianist and on that clay, all hard workers will he rewarded with a fun- to get tickets to the per- unable former assistant conductor of filled day be allowed or Homecoming festivities climaxed by the football game. formance would then the New York Philharmonic. u ill Many of the centers are planning pre-game as well as post- W enter the auditorium and appear as soloist with the or- game parties, dances and open houses. ,,r take the temaining empty seats. chestra in a performance of Mo- ALUMNI COME Students will be admitted free zart's Concerto for Piano and A Saturday afternoon tea is on the agenda for the women of an ASI3 card and faculty Orchestra in C Major, K.467. with Phi Mu. Alumni and faculty members have been invited for the pre- identification with a faculty Lipkin substitutt, as soloist game affair at the chapter HENRY MANCINI house. General admission is 151.50. and his or- cant ii elarinetist Benny Goodman The [mothers and pledges of Sigma Phi Licilen are polishing chestra will be joined tomorrow It III, taslson 11. that ssle, had t., cancel lus :111Oe:11'. op the (chapter hoase night at the for an open house Sat ii, 10 Civic Auditorium .4I SI jell4 4 c. .- tickets ter :etre V. Oil Il .41,114-01:1 %IWO It op.,?I toms, will be followed by cocaii.' cc 11,1.1, 1 by a new folk-singing group, a Mew stratem 110 riot Ire ,4.1, IIIPSO11.111/1,1 cci %el., YOrk honor the Wayfarers. ,44 /III ? Dddy OIL ell advert,s,mem, tr.r.c III addition to ria Nluzart, Ger- A pin nn,d for it, iihumii ih. basis of race, S Linu. 1 , ombi, tor and mit H., k,d_Hill ,ouoile is in line for Phi Sawia K ,rigin. Wayfarers To Join See et. -1,..t1 III '1,1111.111 1111. 11, - lci' 1,1 irtnilW social hoor in early alien...NM at Mariann,- I ;.414144O., litorIaI column. bay 5-twice One 1 Ip or I :I, %%.iii lead the 0..ric. at the Berry Farm folios% ing the 'game. Alumni 11,cte 1..1ton:fiance of 10vo 111,,,, ,1 Mancini at Civic be. . ;ro. itpil to both functions. dramatic overture 10 "It.,..minit," Sigma Alpha Epsilon is looking forward if/ joining the alumni ..n.I the Second Symphony in I) I or dinner at the chapter huuse, with a dance following the game Nit lot' of Brahms. Tomorrow Night ae.imAisnIngig):midt70('iioinlisseY (-Jut) planning an open house Samuel has called Lipkin "on, on the afternoon ,if 11,11 "WORK irl Ihe pianist s in tia world today." 41 '.4.1:1.4.14 4,0111I4.4 4 I 11 4 1 FUTURE FIN Already Itsiking beyond Homecoming One of Lipkin's classmates at :11/I44 'I . are Markham Hall I-Ptit- II a dents who have planned their first annual OF Flit. Curtis Institute in Philadel- 111, harn dance to Almaden I 4.4 Red Barn on Nov. 9. tibia was Leonard 11crnsteiri. It prom tot's III be a wacky night with couples ART" eurrent conductor of the N. ss. the donning attire appyairiate to the "Roaring 20's" York Philharmonic. ! he nit ion's theme. The men have also begun planning for their winter & S. -ueatert, & Ca lintere I 'mats Bernstein appointed the pian- formal in ea. Is Deeember at ist the Los Gatos Swim and Racquet Club, tior Specialty assistant conduetra and piabo Sigma Kappa women have set their pledge dance tor when the orchestra made II s 1 Nov. 9 I. at the La Rincanada Country Club in LOS Gall^. it weld tutir of 1959. ’ 1111; ION DISCOUNT WITH ASB CARD CRAZY LEGS ie Student chaperons were the jobs John Hartzell, Theta Xi, and Nickel's Worth v; a, ics , the Site Howard. Sigma Kappa, had to fill at a recent Theta Xi dance 'ENT - no choice, 0 tt iter cern ct . ccl both were tied down with broken legs. ri Chwiters aickel used by the free world in tor tlio hi; Gail DePolo, Sigma Kappa and also Miss San Leandro. will he 1991 about 225 million pounds In uit I I 1 ": Itiv., a busy coed this weekend escorting former vice president Richard 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 t . is as consumed in the United pnant- Nixon around her city. .’ ss 1111 III. eII4 11,4 "dif- Beans and formals went together for those Sigma Kappas who fitrerit" laickgroirnri music for had below cc grade points fit the house's annual scholarship dinner, the tctlevisirtn series "Peter grades fell between 2.0 and 2.5 ate hamburgers Gunn." and ss.,.. sNy srkut, A hallmark of the "Nlaticitii chil ko Il and wore campy; clothes. Unit, Co.,Moderne s(Jtirict. are conthinations of wind The irineheil steak and wore their to the dinner wide. ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr. ins t riirnents Mancini has also written tile Professional Pharmacists luickttitund music for Whet F ion ',adores, ' f 1,0 a rt." will Home Ec PHONE CYpress 3-7500 1,,triment Tc. Displays SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS Included en SAN JOSE, CALIF. Steps in Fashion Design 11111 OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT f:, and I.. I ec It 5 Ft t It 15011 lit on ,.;iled by Barbara II Thy melamccchllests ot a hash- Les in cI-I-Ic'_. c.1, completion of ..,a dc 'sign. from original idea to the design . a where the line I inished plashed, is ably illus-. sketch was a litally translated First at San Carlos irated in the northesvest exit into modern : Wrie and design. Dial CY 4-4200! display ease in the flume I.:v(01- P. ..1,1 explained that .4111es Building. A result of intensive research, ! '1 %Hop considerable planning, and weeks ail n ! hard work, the exhibit is the itld4/11,J product of eight students of prof tic -I ., .41e I,r,hion design, under the guid- ance of Gladys Baird, assistant (-title! tzat tori 1.r,ifess,11. of home economies. \vith irces ol The display will last until the uses in enil of the month. \sell as Ilailatra Stephenson, Bark, Ind ilicis- Levin, Jo Ellen Arnatido, .Tohns. Lynne Ranslcr. , Ic' Anti Irwm. Patrieia Mantra-, ill,1 11111i,, Edith KWh. all parlicacated 4:1144r1 cli ill,. I ',faun t project. Iteld. A surli-Y ccl fie:11144n IFFICE The students chose their own res'ealed the three basic design after pourine over MOSt s..11.. .ht after . . . vi r ' mullet ous historical volumes, Illerrhatid,In . centaining pictures of ancient sign skit! costumes. Their problem was to translate the ideas into the medium of line color and tex- Education Funds ture, and in turn, the line into ',lily I 1,63 almost 8600 fatale. million in 1.. ’. ,:t1 funds will ''The resear,h aersirding to have been s: ,,t or obligated ftrolOSS I’ T ccl I iv ,,.4 cc .11111- tinder the \cci tonal I)efense hle 1/11. li,,\ ,c-i. lh l'',Itictition Act since its passage (lc Ili i he U.S. 0111., ct iii - !1;1; 11,1 REPABURG
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Candy Kandibe. right wing. today at Stanford. win, takes the role scored the only other goal in the The varsity has to wait until Saturday when it ties el, to th,, . r the first time this third qaarter. 1::..,,trsity of California to run against the Bears at 10 in Bic . .1 .a.a it travels to San Centor halfback Des e Ar! !. Competing with the frosh today are Foothill College, the Francisco State SittlItlikly morn- strong o as lauded by the S.., of San Malts, and the Stanford University frosh. inr_i to test the Gators. mentor for playing "an on Hi.11.0- Among the high schools in the event are included some o: the San Jo-e'., junior varsity opens ing defensive game." top Northern California teams. Coach Dean Miller listed 1.,,, the action at 10 in a preliminary The Spartans will have to play Bellarmine, Carlmont, Alameda, Cubheriy and Palo Alto match againit Sar. Fi ancisco Saturday without the needed sem - of the staunch squads. State's Jrs. ices ot veteran Valdis Svans and Presently, Joe Neff is the top trash runner and is a member,, spe:-dy Lloyd Murad. In its last outing the Spartan the Spartan "Bandits."Bandits." Neff !teoplisliedrm a time of 11:11 on st.i. Svarts sat out Friday's match reserve team pinned a 2-0 defeat lord's 4.1.2-fills- course. .-ts it result, Ile 11111leS its to the lath all-time against City College of San Fran- on Woodside High School. one of frosh position for the Stanford layout. the top soccer schools in Northern cisco as the Spartans absorbed John Lodin is not far behind Neff. At one time Loftin L1iin g their sixth straight defeat, 2-0. California. member of the "Bandits." and he could easily move back into the Murad. a 100-yard sprinter on Tom Zinter. playine :it the in- select 10. Lodin's time at Stanford was less than a half a minute the &IS track team in the spring, side left slot. broke ,tpen and boot- behind Neff. will miss only one game. while ed in the fast Spartan tally in Changes in the frosh team's strategy may result due to the length Svans probably will sit out the the second period. Zinter, a fresh- of the course, a two-mile length. Coach Miller said that he may oloain next two. He is still suffering from man . .e. -:d - : -,a .ortstanding better finishes for some men. Leon Roundtree. normally a halt-naler. broken finger sustained in an may turn in his best performance on the shorter course. Until n as-, early season contest. it most courses have been above three miles. All new 196:` cars at Despite the shutout. Menendez described the CCSF game as -our TOP FRESHMEN The San Jose State freshman Meanwhile, the varsity, the No. I team In the nation. is pt wholesale prices -'paring best of the season." He lauded cross country team moves into Stanford for a Diet Kraus and Mike Lamendola. The freshmen for Call. Also used ct c,,nt the defensive play of Dietmar battle with Foothill Stanford's frosh and Col- are undefeated in competition this year with Miller said that his team will not try to break any conr.a.1,,,,,f1", call 360-4259 Demeter, Dave Kingsley and Ed lege of San Mateo. The top six men on the wins over San Jose City College and the Sac- at Cal, although Danny Murphy has been turning in amazing ti.nes Zr 'mot team are left to right, front row: John Lodin, ramento Invitational Freshman-junior varsity lately. Murphy's time 120:09.21. at Stanford last week broke an 'tit- Dan Rye, Lou Davidson. Back row, Joe Neff, division. time mark set by USC's Max Truex. In last year's meet, Jeff Fishback edged out Danny 1S1 Fishback's winning time was 19:21, while Murphy came in is' RECAPS from $5.95 The top se 'n finishers were all Spartan, with exchange 14th Annual Homecoming Contest State Wrestlers DOTTIE'S 1000 Discount with Now Practicing Sandwiches Student Body Card Features DS, New Mexico Lobos In Spartan Gym 4, L San Jose State's wrestling team By CAROL tiVVENSEN they beat St. Mary's 18-6. feated season up to the Homecom- is now working out and coach Hugh Delicious Wholesale Tire Mart SJS will face the University of In the driving rain, the Spar- ing game and then lost 1.1-7 to the! Mumby urges all Spartan students New Mexico Saturday night in its j tans beat favored UOP 7-0 for the UOP Tigers. 400 W. San Carlos CY 5-5747 who are interested in trying out 14th annual Homecoming Game, top upset on the coast in 1951. Said Denver University didn't find Sandwiches for the team to report to him The Spartans will attempt to add Coach Itch Bronzan of the win. the 19511 squad easy nro. but soon as possible. Inother win to the 8-5 record set "I'm definitely proud of our win- still unhinged to sneak is 55-26 Workouts are being held on ner the past thirteen years ofl fling because we were the much win f it. weekday afternoons at 3:30 in the for traditional play. , inferior team." 2 UOP 5' Onre again in 1957. nao Men's Gym. At this time there At the close of the 1947 football; Outelassing Brigham Voting c- Student Bowling SJS in physical combat. The final are about thirty athletes trying out ,eason, a program was suggested Cniver.ity ices our gridders re - tally showed a 21-6 loss for the for the squad. 154 Each to have a Homecoming game. By ward in 1952 when they scored 350 . . . anytime! Spartans. Coach Mumby will form two Sande.tclses on French roll 25C 1948 the students were notified 42 IMAM!. 10 BVIF's 27, The next year State bounced teams, a varsity and a frosh. The that for the first time in the other student benefits Team effort was responsible for hark by rolling over Fresno State varsity has its first match on Tasty Frosties school's history, they would have the close 7-6 win that SJS took 48-6. Nov. :10, while the fresh enters Shakes that game. Smooth TRY , from COP in 1953. Of this game Wyoming visited the Spartans in competition on Dee. 4. our The first game was a heart!!! Bronzan declared. "It was a tough. 1959 and forced them to eat ..07,07.e !weaker for the Spartans. They closely fought game and we were and record a 28-7 loss. Coach It- ..eze STEAK $145 iost in the last minutes of the: the underdogs." Titehenal feels this was the tough - SPECIAL STUDENT RATE _tame to St Mary's 19-14 after "The sweetest victory of any est Homecoming came that he tn.- 16 Clean Alleys :ending t quarters. year,'' stated Bronzan of his grid -1 mached while at State. Aqain sts r:ridders tailed ders' 19-14 conquest over Stanford! i In 1960 another was re- TYPEWRITER RENTALS to win it :: 1 4 came and in 11;31. He added. "This is [het the humbled them...hes by being most memorable game for me be- "rd" ""n %.1% g.rniders Complete stock of nv re ,, ,,, nded 29-6 by Washing- 5 Downtown Bowi whipped 15-7 to COP in 1949. cause it was the first time SJS. NEW TYPEWRITERS 11 ,s,* Adding Mg Ion State. MACHINES, 375 W. Scnta C!ara t. CY 4-7800 ; ftrt:111 b tcarne the prize had beat Stanford." ADDING Last year Arizona State went TOO, els Espert S.15 -11.1.s. 1IC, sir, The 1955 squad had an uncle- $5.00 ROYAL REMINGTON service on home shocked after they were up- PER MONTH SMITH CORONA, 'o by a :ninthly rally that gave CHINE UNDERWOOD 5.15 a :12-26 wits. San Jose will be out for : Yjr,' win of the season and : HUNTER'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT :, Homecoming win this wee; sI hopes his squad ss 71 E. San Fernando CY 4-2091 I. because he . : .; coach for the Lol., I" 1954 and 1255 he faced tans from the other tench .. e,,,,rern.m,,, lost hnth games. A win for S.1.--; , P '0,. AND CO.( La, : e it a 3-0 record against
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Allt11,11. 1. 111e) 11,, 1 For Lobos Since 1954 end of a .2I-12 settle 1 .1.1111.0,1 }lard rumen. fullback Charley The Sidurday, the Spartan Irush ita t Harmsen); was the leading Sparta- Ifornecianaig game satur- (JI ! artalg 11 al, 11./111 day marks 11011(.1 s1.1,1! hullers outgained the Paiserses III babe ball carrier for the second the first time since paSSI111! 1954 that the New Mexico Lobos both rushing and time in as many games, in king up The starting backfield for the in ail (..\.1.11 have traveled to the West Coast Sun Jose Ha,: 100 yards in 19 carries lot 1.01ms is split in half IlVi11....11 am,,,,,,a1 317 a line 5.2 The last time the Lora,s came vies: total yardage ;is ii average. 11011W grown and out 01 state Injurett they lust to SJS 16-14. )iails, grounding out 179 and faiss-i quarterback Ken Berry produets, saiitiag Is front . 1- jag tor 1314 St anfor d managed only gained 46 yards running and 138 The New Mexico coach in the buquerque an Is 011isiann. 196 total all hut 19 gained through the air. Berry completed two games the Spartans play,: rostrilartio , 1 -s.'r, is nine of 17 attempts, but had two against them was Bid, Titcherho Tv \a,. and no is stalling., it his aerials pilfered by the Stan- now head coact tut SJS. Both The Spartans once again %s ill ford secondary. times Titchenal's Lobo teams meet mix up its passing and throviill Tint Knowles paced the club in the Spartans they lost. The last games. Tttchenal expects lit lei; MAYFAIR BIKE pas.int receiving with tour recep- time was in 1955 at Albuquerque on the passing arm of Rand Cartt I . FOR speedy service ilei; , ii I 48 yards for an even where the Spartans shut out New ;and the running of fullback John- :iverage. Mexico 14-0. II) Johnson. Bob Davis caught one Berry This year th. Loht squad is Johnson has carried the ball 79 MAYFAIR BIKE aerial for 46 yards, while John off to a 1(1,011 start basing %Aim times tor 30:3 yards and an as tin'- FOR Derader bikes Owens grabbed two pitches for 21 yards. tour, lustand tied . 'fire age of 3.8 yards per carry. Carter 1,111 1 ,4 On the schedule %%as Harraway raced five yards for has thrown 101 plisses and elan- MAYFAIR BIKE a 16-14 defeat to Texas We-stern. Spartababe score against Stan- , pleted 58 lot- and FOR parts and accessories 488 yards ford to boost his team leadinit Last week the New Mesirs, elf-% - ’t ornidenor aserhe 574 point total to 20. He scored two en was tied Its MAYFAIR BIKE touchdowns and a two-point con- Bill Weeks ’. . version in the season opener again - FOR expert repairs that the Spartans CHARMACK Cal Poly. going for them ii;. - THE MAGICIAN Ned Reilly, priilIable rephea - way of incentive. ment for the injured Berry in Sat- MAYFAIR BIKE For New Mexico, this will be I; ; P. 0. Box 118 urday's Cal game at Berkeley, in- . FOR highest trade-ins third Homecoming game in a 0; New York 9, New York tercepted a Stanford pass. LOBO THREAT-Bobby Santiago has gained is also a passing threat having completed three They played their I f; ; * * * MAYFAIR BIKE 463 yards for the New Mexico team that chal- of six passes for three touchdowns. He is the game Oct. 13 again.: 1 lenges the Spartans Saturday night at 8 in the team's leading scorer with 24 and won 14-13. Last sii., ; : FOR Schwinn bikes Frosh Statistics points from four INDIvibUAL STATISTICS Homecoming contest. Santiago has carried the touchdowns. lied Utah in the Redskins II; - THRIFTY RUSHING ball 94 times for an average of 4.8 yards. He coming tilt at Salt I. , MAYFAIR BIKE PLAYER TC8 Net Gain A+g Reilly -13 -I3 New Mexico Is a tough team STUDENTS FOR fair prices Ervin 18 46 2 .5 They have run up 11514 'arch. 111 Cut Your Gasoline Costs Scardina 3 13 total offense By 4.3Time thus far, sill Ii Buying a Major Brand Folley 3 13 4.3 for 'Little Gasoline at Discount Prices 500' of the yard, coming Harraway Fraternities ii th 19 100 MAYFAIR BIKE 5.2 -larkins ground. FOR 10.. discount 5 20 Bobby PURITAN OIL CO. TOTALS 49 179 Santiago, a 5-9. : , Entries Running Out Just a Few Blocks from Campus PASSING pound tailback, is the leatlii !PLAYER In ATI Comp, Int, Pct. Key Yds. Tilts rusher for the Lobos. He I, 4th & William 6th & Keyes Iltaylak 'Berry 17 9 2 138 .525 With "Little 500" bicycle .race 111,11-,I I:11/011, c.a.!) spring. grounded out 453 yards for 10th & Taylor PASS RECEIVING entries due tomorrow, time is rUfl- Hi,. lap 1,, the line-ti:; average of 4.8. Hi, - ; PLAYER No, Yds. Avg. ID ning out for in eparation for the pole to the official check, 'Cobbs 1 8 8.0 plays show a ca. C 50-mile event to be held on the 1 at the conclusion, the .. Owens 2 21 10.5 Tomorrow chop both passing and rusiiir., . gike c South Campus track, Nov. la Ismail scale Big 500, Harkins 1 15 15.0 Davis I 46 46.0 Key games tomorrow in the fra- New Mexico didn't receive any . 194 E. Santa Clara at 19th St. 11) Only a few' entries have las.n Knowles 4 48 12.0 injuries against Utah last CY 4-0742 turned in to Intramural D ternity league can make or break - - - and probably will be at top Dan Unruh's office (114G121, s everal teams since TOTALS 9 138 15.3 S par an Judoists the race is lion against the Spartans far, most teams are but he said that close. waiting until the last day. oat.), Bill Week% %a id 11f. pro- *alp S. In precarn;:. tire the Still, there are a few teams May Represent bahls nhange his starl- Sot Its ; I plays Theta ing bacidield from that which which have been working out each chi la' ;:;--0..f meets ATO went against Utah. It. will lime evening on the quarter mile track. ;4-2i. and PIKA ; ,-1-11 and Sig- atlrm This is permissible after six p.m. U.S. in Olympics lini Cross martie, DO, at guar MI Chi (3-3-D terbaek; stinthifot, tbs. at tail In Orbit" The type of bicycle permitted , In Tuesday's Sivma Chi back: Iins (Mtn. . 19.; at is not restricted except that it ; I put a damper on "1 used to be an earth plC spla I te. tying ssingbitek and Hoek% -shimecs. can have no more than three 31 ; - k,'"Ma creature like you. But San Jose Si 2105, at fullbaek. since I've been wearing speeds. Consequently, derailer 11111.11s1\ e under the t These Shaiz flacks, bikes are not allowed. Unruh does coptod two pas,es IiI end Sin Jose's backfieid in girls say ern out of not think these cycles could hold "There's t hat zone. liand Carter slatting at quail, this 'I you/ .sp for 50 miles, especially on a someone from here -mil- SAE. which I ins a bye Lick. with Johnny Johnson at lull- weat Id. track. Usually the racers i un nate, or a student, ii1,, the .ick, Cass ktI,Cked 11'0'1 11;1 S1.- !'.2 Jaekson at flants al a banked oval. I irst U.S. Olympic judo gerous MCGUire tWo k in place of the injured 1 , if the desire is really lit-us',''!e- 017P at So bikes will range from light- ouchflowns. I ..rnos and Walt Roberts at weight frames with small balloon 1 ports Yosh Uchida, 5.15 ;tido eoach IISP lost its third consecutivel tires to heavier frames and the land chairman of the U.S. Olympic New Mexico roster show 2. tame of the year to A'10 by a linger types of tires. Other schools I judo commit tee. ,ii ;if state players on the 'fie 26-0 tnargin. Gil Cyister fan for which hold bicycle races, has ; Eour judoists will represent the 20 of the team's menthe - Iwo touehdowns and passed for found that a wider tread is best I' S. home grown products. Ii ;ate tit born Ascani. In turn, As- suited for such races, Unruh said Ironi; ;1'5, the games will he nil passed to Cyester for the last The race, in its first yeat. ii. -hi in I IFJ:in that you. .111111, --re of the day. I eing sponsored jointly by the In- !1. 111.111e l/1 a...141', Thc-tri ('hi shutout Laminlit Chi. tramural sports proeram and I. i , Min F. ANN .1Y
ded'IllS. Not only :IN' menu's, - 'I !, ' iii ii with the 11111, but the wom- 11:111.1, .111',..1!. Ill .1.11, ,I1, 4,,, etin gied en love a ehance to participate, 'eyes trained toward the ()lymphs. tin , 60 yards i,i tt if they cannot ride. Sixty-six Ben Campbell. 1962 nalitinal and ; I It , A5 II. women from the dorms will be used AAU heavyweight chitinp, is in T11, S. 1..1JS nudged Theta Xi, ; ; ount laps during the race. Tokyo. He graduated in 1959. 6-2, Res Zimmerman threw. to The race will go for 20() laps Jim Baker, who placed third in Haver Kolls for Sig Eps' score.; and most teams will split the the 1961 national .'\ At' pin-pound Theta Xi managed a safety fin- length of rifling between four division, is in okay :aim. le iii- its ;any. ; 10. men. Two alto nates can be used. utuited last Riders can be substituted as often Both are teacitim', prat.- 0:07,2441:40:40:"^:40". 1 as teams wish. The exchange must tieing jud; is .111171 the What's a Skirt be made, however, in the desig- 1964 t ry -*ills Joe Kerley % nated area of the team's pit. 1%.11IIIII its 40,11 ill,II'llIll. ' S The entire race is a miniature lug .2:o1 i !Mr.!, 111,11/1 ilth.l. III .111,1, "Safe Buy" of the Memorial Day race held at ;III olympie sisal. ; ()1,11!,\141101 I. 88 Holiday c ? - Cjellety1 Iechic DOING IT THE HARD WAY hy tic)_W (GETTING RID OF DANDRUFF, THAT IS!) radio & heater sutomatic transmission 6 ESCORT TN Special at only I.ightluoight ! ,So (:(pri/part.' 11,)rtable! $695 fsSilslacks N.; right for students 011 1111' gil! 1 1’.-1 4,11 1111. Ala 6.98 to 57.98zTmz If id a %mill mitcase lit- ',pore .inil II deep and il At N, i Jii. olds 22 19)1 ND's. Ion i'iii earn II I room I ,I)\ your favorde campus shop 111 ro1.111 %SOW 1 ;1,4 . 11 11.1- ,1 prisale i rrpliiitie attach- 'malt too. -it 51111 0'.111 55.1i1'11 lionr eon -motor overnauie,-; di torloitig llic room. 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Potential graduates for June or unlay's Homecoming football game the Awful -Awful; Norma The screenini.: and ailment tdents of the San Jose postal dis- Jose State, will discuss his sum- The tirofessor %%as among 24 Brock, summer session should make in- starts at 6:40 and will feature a pop singer; Page and trict and be available to work any mer field trip with the American United States college and univer- Sheri ttf persons to till approsunately terview appointments for clearing several professional and many stu- Brownton, folk singers; Delmer Shift. Geoloeica Inst e at tonight's sity geology teachers who spent 2tht positions at the San Jo.- P. enteitainment groups. Graf, tenor pop singer; Carla records sometime within the eight weeks in the Alps under dent and weeks, di- as- Carole Latham, twin singers Office during Christmas next two the graduate the sponsorship of the A.G.I. According to Dr. Gus Lease, and there guitar players; Todd will be handled by the Si.' ision of the Registrar's Office Searle Defines Open to the public, Dr. Mad- sociate professor of music, Schiffman, Indonesia Still A said today. the pre-game Dixieland piano playei: and the ployment Service Office, dock's discussion will be supple- will be eight acts for Appointments must be made at program and several others for San Jose State Studio Band play. Julian St. 'Subversive' mented by the showing of colored 'Teenage Country,' Adm102 a day ahead of the slides taken during the summer the half-time features. ing jazz. Applications will be taken planned interview. The student In TASC Talk study trip. Participating in the pre-game Dr. Lease urges everyone to ginning Monday. Applicants are should have his major-minor Prof. By KEN PORTER Led by Swiss geologists from entertainment will be Pam Adams, come early requested to report to a window Heath Says already on file and must and select a good seat, JEltIt1 ARC .% forms the universities of Geneva and marked Post Office, which will file permanent records with the "One of the real threats to then "enjoy and listen tn tiin Indonesia. a country that is 12 Zurich, the U.S. geology profes- be open daily from tI a.m. to 5 p.m. Alumni Office now located near American security is the over- great entertainment." years old in a land with a po- sors traveled through the Alps Monday and Tuesday are re- the corner of Fifth and San Car- whelming and very careless use Speakers litical history of 350 years, is like and studied classical areas in IRC served for war % eteran applicants. los Streets beside the new Edu- of the term subversive," Reed a teen-ager. Dr. James P. Heath. Switzerland, France, Italy, Austria Non-veterans can apply Wednes- cation Building. Fees for a diploma Searle said yesterday. T professor of zoology at SJS told and Lichtenstein. Hillel Dance ilay and any credentials must be paid Searle. Democratic candidate for o Discuss Nigeria an audience of about 80 last night. A question period will follow the \Var veterans continue to has e at the Student Affairs office. the 22nd District Assembly seat. This e ening at a, Hine; Oat -The country has a sense of professor's talk and refreshments Two San Jose State students reference under the law. San TH16. These may be done after spoke in CH149. Sponsored by will be meeting for business, pride, a wish to be recognized and will be '-('I'S .1. will be guest speak- Is. Jose Pivit master Wi iam Lawrence the appointment is made but be- TASC, (Toward An Active Stu- from Nigeria is very touchy," he said as he raeli singing and dancing. said. Disabled eterans have a fore the actual interview. dent Community c, he spoke on ers at the International Relations discussed a recent two-year study According to President Beide,n higher priority than other ex-ser% - Interviews will end Nov. 9 but "What is a Subversive?" Club meeting tonight at 7 in icemen. Those claiming such pref- leave to Indonesia. "A subversive," he said, "is de- Coves, the group will gathi, will be resumed again the first [ Cary Grant Stars C'H237. erence must present documentary Wearing a ''batick," a colorful throw from within." Searle stress- 2145 5 Miirket St. part of December. and Ankgh Nudktt. ewidence. coat intricately woven of native ed that a person is seldom classi- Efiok Aktan In Friday's Movie engineering ma - Applicants must he t".s. eo! Indonesian thread, the local pro- fied as a subversive unless he at- both sophomore Five women and a leaky sub- country and iirN. at lea, 1N rad rr-.: fessor told of his work with a tempts to overthrow an institiz- Jors, will discuss their marine? This is only part of the U.S. political University of Cahfornia project at Marine Recruiters :,,i,(gmardthat is held in high public their reaction to the RENT A BIKE the University of Airlangga in plot of Friday Flick's whackiest system and its recent international For weekday or weekend plear...._ _ movie to date, "Operation Petti- the Cuban af- Surabaja. Java. where he taught Nov. 5-6 In further defining a subversive, actin concerning assorted speed bikes On Campus coat," to be shown in TI155 at Big Auto biology at the medical school. 5Iarine Co: lis rer lanting rd11- he told of a number of basic in- fair. insoronce Savings Announced 7:30 tomorrow night. Rogers, After tracing Indonesia's his- cers will visit San Jose State Nov. stitutions upon which our govern- Advised by Dr. Edward Women arid rnavied men over The film stars Cary Grant, Tony science, the 21: 5711 less $11 dividend, or a mt tory, of being ruled by the Dutch 5th and 6th to outline officer pro- ment is founded. He listed these professor of political BUY A BIKE of SliS (bawd on current IP par Curtis, Joan O'Brien, and Dina be open to the cent dividand). Sinol men under for the most part of 350 years, gram opportunities. as a belief in the democratic proc- club meeting will 1 2. 3, If, 15 ,peed 63, 25: $252 lees $43 dividend. or a not Merrill, and involves a derelict urlent body. of $21)9. !n Heath said Indonesia is like Aviation and ground officer pro- eta, freedom of the press. and 10 speed low as 869 95 submarine whose captain. Cary SIO/20.000 today Injury liability: s5,000 new African nations. grams will be explained by Mai. freedom of belief. "It is when Property Darnao and $500 Medical is trying to get it ready Porersnts. Other comragm at com- Their number of trained per- J. W. Parchens and Capt. R. D. someone tries to overthrow one Grant' parable aavinsis. Payments can be YRs Meet Today mad* - 'noel is so exceedingly small. In Ross in interviews conducted from of these sacred beliefs that he for acttnn' OR GANDER once, twice or four time. The methods by which the crew mar Call or write for full infor- Indonesia, there is about one 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. is considered subversive," said The Young Republicans will At the finest array of bikes mation to George H, Campbell, , repairs the scuttled sub, and the 546 Maple Amrim, Sunnyvale, trained physician to 50-60,000 i Information concerning t h e Searle. meet at 2 p.m. today in THI7 to in all Santa Clara County ItEstmt 11-1741 Nay & if we paint job it finally gets, only add people." 1Women Officer candidate plogram He went on to say that discuss and plan activities for the ; to the excitement as five stranded In the less populated areas, he will also be available. are to accept this definition, gubernatorial and local elections. FINEST IN SALES AND sesvicF Army nurses join the crew ,ontintied "there just aren't any." ple advocating changes in our According to Ron Birchard, presi- Flicks is a Senior Class project The government, however, has social system would not be con- dent, the YRs will have a contest PAUL'S CYCLES CAR CORNER line "some fantastic things." For costing 25 cents to members of sidered subversive as long as they with prizes that will climax on I CV 34766 1435 The Alameda 60 Po ar $2 195 ['sample, the literacy rate has Spartaguide the San Jose State College com- maratop remain peaceful. According to elect ion day. "Catalina been cent to TopAy munity IUSED59 Chevrolet 51 595 raised from 4 per Searle, "The term subversive has "Impala" Hardtop today's 60 per cent and the pro- House teams and individuals, very little practical application" 46 Willys Jeep $ 795 '.;ram Dr. Heath participated in WG23, 7 p.m. INTERNAL Nlen and WOILICII 4 Whl, Dr. 'sill help the university produce student union, meeting, 61 Baptist Job Interviews Cadillac $4,295 i1O-66 physicians a year instead -62 1-larcl.oc [Memorial Chapel, 7 p.m. appMntments must be made on f the former seven a year. Remedial Courses * .1:11111ary and June Grad-. San Jose State Dames, meeting, Tuesdays. one week previous to EARL WILLIAMS The country is young, though. 1 Christian Women's Center, 10th interviews, at the Placement Of- and he said Indonesia is still V " Business Admin. MOTORS land San Carlos Streets, 7:30 p.m. fice, Adm234. stumbling. Deadline on Nov. 1 1C1.33 OF 51) feeling its way, and Sigma Delta Chi, meeting with -correcting," causing 1190 S. First St. CV 2755' trernen-ireport on send-home edition, J208, Students who received tempo- NOV. 1: Liberal Arts amounts ad- of red tape. 7 p.m. rary registration clearance for Personal Prod:I:int Business manage- Alpha Eta Sigma, meeting with remedial courses need to verify minist ration, industrial ' .1ecountants Donald Minard of the Arthur An- previous course completion by ment, economics, marketing, psy- ATTENTION OWNERS OF the Admission Office chology and liberal arts majors. dersen Co.. San Francisco, speak- presenting Soria! Sciences FOREIGN MADE AUTOMOBILES ing on "Administrative Services checklist to the Remedial Services IBM: :ircretarial majors. SERVICE Area secretary in N1A. Bank of America: Liberal art, GLOBE MOTORS will repair any imported car quickly and for Middle-Sized Firms." cafeteria The Nov. 1 deadline should be and iiii.iness inajors. with expert skill. Don't delay needed repairs in fear of high rooms A and B, 7:30 p.m. met by students whose last names 1. Walter Thompson: any major Many career openings in No. California costs. Get your car in top shape again with GLOBE MOTORS Young Republicans, meeting, begin with letters A.M. Students if interested in advertising. (formerly Westside Garage) TH17, 2 p.m. 111 ins ited to InterN iews Inter-Class Council, meeting, whose names begin with N-Z will Glidden Paint Co.: account inc CD 162. 3:30 p.m. have until Dec. 1 to tium in their sales, chemistry and chemical en- 1t the placement office 10-31-62 (;101)(1 110torS Archery. field, 4:30 Rm. checklists. gineering majors. ,TOMORROW 585 Lorraine Russian Club, meeting, cafeteria (just off of Montgomery) CY 5-6335 room A, 6:30 p.m. Alpha Gamma, meeting, A115. 2:30 p.m. Women's RPO'reatIon Arras-bi- Spattana thin. tumbling. WG21, 4:30 p.m CLASSIFIEDS Tico's Tacos 4th and St. James FOR SALE Urgent!y need 1. o’s o- e ,
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