Publicity Kits Publicity chairmen of ..ampus organi- Weather zations are urged to attend a meeting with the pubic relations director of sinins skies with puffy cumulus the spartan Dills today at a:30 .loird% along the mountains. After- p.m. in .1(1113. Publicit) kits will he A MAN DAILY noon twee/es and 1 little cooler. distributed. F'ridas, inireasing clouds and a little III m SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE High todas 2.

No. 12 Vol. 57 41R. 35 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 Burns Okays Class Dismissal Wednesday Speakers, Discussion Scheduled For War Moratorium Program

By RAY GILES read. "These purposes will be achieved sion groups will meet to "rap" on the Daily Political Writer through an agenda of prominent speak- Vietnam situation. ers and discussion groups chaired by Following these sessions, community Dr. Hobert W. Burns, acting presi- of our action, involving students going into dent of SJS, informed academic ad- members own faculty." of the community and discussing the ministrators yesterday that he was The authorization for dismissal Vietnam war with private citizens, will authorizing the dismissal of classes classes by the college president is the policies of the Board of complete the day long moratorium. between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. within State Col- Wednesday for the Oct. 15 campus Trustees of the California 'CRISIS CLASSROOMS' directives of Chan- convocation on the Vietnam situation. leges. The recent Prior to the Oct. 15 convocation, cellor Glenn S. Dumke cited, for Oct. 13 and 14 will be days of "crisis Dr. Lowell M. Walter, chairman of disciplinary action, cases of individual the steering committee planning the classrooms" on campus. The Professors faculty members who dismiss their Against the War (PAW1, a three-year- Oct. 15 program, told the Daily yester- classes in support of a particular social day that Dr. Burns anticipates that old group at SJS, has planned for two or political movement. But they did not days of films, speeches and "crisis these two hours will be enough only alter trustees' policy allowing colleges for the classsrooms,- to "bring a broader pro- four scheduled speakers to give or their schools and departments to their addresses. spective to the war." .f N call convocations. "America In Crisis," the name the Students and professors taking part FINAL PLANS PAW has given the two days of meet- Day photo by C Shawver in the discussion groups following the As of today, the Oct. 15 program will ings, will be highlighted by films on at Cal to the group that campuses around the west- convocation will do so on their own SMC ORGANIZESSteve Chainey, a student reported Include speeches made by Acting Presi- Monday, from 1 to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday Mobiliza- ern states have been organizing SMC groups of from time, and in some cases, at their own State Hayward, and a member of the Student dent Burns, Rep. Don Edwards, ID- from 1 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. regional steering committee, 100 to 300 members. Chainey acts as a "trail blazer" risk, tion Committee (SNAG) San Jose) Rep. Paul McCloskey (R-San in the evening, and on Wednesday, group in a meet- for the SMC, organizing and helping form new Student D. Burns, in his memo to adminis- talks to the new San Jose State SMC Mateo) and Bob Avakian, SDS national from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Committees on Bay Area campuses. The trators, pointed out that his action of ing Tuesday night. The SJS SMC has decided to help Mobilization committeeman. "Crisis classrooms" will be held the Oct. 15 SJS convocation. S...15 chapter meets again tonight at 7 p.m. in the dismissing classes is an attempt to organize and publicize Final plans and arrangements for the throughout both days on Seventh disapproval cafeteria. honor the Academic Council request for Some of the committee members expressed convocation will be made today and Street and by the fountain. There are turnout of only 50 people. Chainey the convocation. with the small tonight. At 4 p.m. today the steering not set schedules as of now but pro- 'DIVERSIFIED DISCUSSION' committee, headed by Dr. Walter, will fessors interested in leading a discus- "The purpose of this convocation will meet in the old College Union to make sion group or interested in bringing be to provide a diversified discussion final plans concerning what happens classes to such a "classroom" are of alternatives relevant to our involve- after the speeches. As of now, from urged to contact Jack Douglas in the AFT Council Denounces Dumke ment in Vietnam," the Burns memo 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 15, discus- New College. For Vietnam Moratorium Threat Heated (as Usual) A.S. Council Meeting The College Council of the American members who observe the Oct. 15 "The denial of public higher educa- Federation of Teachers has denounced Vietnam moratorium. tion to tens of thousands of California Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke for his In a strongly worded resolution, the citizens at a savings of $60 million Acts on Burns, Convocation, Employees threat to punish State College faculty Council members, meeting last Satur- while we spend billions on defoliation. day in Los Angeles, unanimously con- devastation, and death cannot be or By CANDY BELL Langan also read a letter from Pres. the always-vocal graduate representa- demned Dumke's order to State College countenanced." Daily Political Writer Burns which says he will authorize tive Noreen Wendy Futter. Miss Fut- presidents to initiate disciplinary ac- It was Fourth of July fireworks as dismissal of classes from 10:30 to 12:30 ter. whose resignation was effective tion against those professors who sus- usual last night as Student Council p.m. on Oct. 15. This action will cause at 6 p.m. last night, told the Daily Dance Slated pend their routine daily duties on the continued open hostilities on Associ- much controversy since state college she was "sick of the hassle," after 15th to recognize the moratorium. Meeting Friday ated Students (A.S.) President Bill chancellor Glenn S. Dumke has termed she ripped out of the meeting and In labeling the special day an oppor- Langan. Despite continual interrup- dismissal of classes for political or composed a hurried letter of resigna- In Ballroom tunity "to pause, reflect, and study- tions, however, Council took supportive social reasons "unprofessional conduct." tion to Pres. Langan. In short to teach in the most relevant action for Acting President Hobert There is speculation, however, that Minutes before, Council had passed and responsible sense the issues in- For Candidates The curious will have an opportunity W. Burns and saw the after-meeting since the convocation is planned as an a "joke" resolution to invite State the Coun- for a sneak preview of the new College volved in the Vietnam war," resignation of fiery graduate repre- educational experience, with speakers College Trustee Dudley Swim to SJS Union on Ninth St. tomorrow night, cil pledges its support to any teacher sentative Noreen Wendy Futter. from all sides of the war issue pre- to be locked in a room for 24 hours immediately following the Nina Simone who is punished for observing the day In New Union By a vote of 8-0-4, Council passed a senting their views, it may not fall with Miss Futter. Naturally, Miss concert. Tickets for the free concert of national protest. resolution affirming to Sen. H. L. under the heading of a political or Futter voted "no," but said later that are still available in the Student Affairs The resolution further calls for the An orientation meeting for all candi- Richardson of Arcadia that the Oct. social event. the resolution was not what made her Business Office. immediate disengagement and with- dates running for student body offices 15 convocation to end the Vietnam War In other convocation action, Council resign her post. Black Studies and the College Union drawal of all United States troops this semester will be held Friday, Oct. is a faculty-student movement and agreed to provide up to $300 to defray In quieter action, Council approved Program Board will sponsor a dance from Vietnam. The U.S.. states the 17 at 4 p.m. in the Council Chambers not the innovation of Acting Pres. expenses of a special Spartan Daily a resolution calling for a student refer- in the ballroom of the new Union. resolution in part, should turn its direc- of the College Union. This meeting will Burns. The resolution further asked convocation issue and allocated up to endum on two questions. 1. Should the Music for the dance will be provided tion "from death and destruction he held pending the decision of Acting Sen. Richardson to attend the con- $1,000 for the convocation itself. State College Board of Trustees set by Natural Soul Review, featuring toward the problems of war, pol- President Hobert W. Burns. vocation. Lower division representative Jeff up governing codes for student election Freddie Hughes. Admission will be free. lution of the environment, civil rights, Applications for candidates will be Dr. Burns has been on the firing line Potts introduced a motion that Council eligibility? and 2. Should the trustees Miss Simone's 8:15 concert will be inflation and other pressing social available in the College Union on this week since Sen. Richardson has leave it to the discretion of individual set up governing codes for college held in the Men's Gym. The dance will problems." Monday at 1 p.m. Applications must charged him with asking for the Oct. A.S. paid employees whether or not to publications? The referendum results has set next Monday morning for the The Council believes that the money be filed with the Election Board by 15 convocation. Actually, Pres. Burns observe the moratorium day. They will will be sent to the trustees. Pres. begin at the conclusion of the concert. spent each year on the war could and Friday, Oct. 17 at 4 p.m. only approved a resolution from Aca- not be docked pay for participation. Langan introduced the resolution as Ron Barrett. college union director, should be used to solve our many Elections are scheduled for Oct. 29 demic Council requesting the convo- Biggest surprise of the evening, how- part of his four point blast at what official opening of the Cniun. domestic problems. and 30. cation. ever, was the angered resignation of he calls trustee interventi.M. Library Xerox 'Exorbitant' Photocopy Price Variations Compete With Library's Service By STAN TI') LEDO service. This means we had a surplus of $1,- Carlos St., since it opened on Sept. 2. said "They must sell a tremendously high vol- Dr. Baillie pointed out that the regular Dail) staff Writer 500," he said. last week that Gnomon is run on a IOW profit ume of copies to make a profit, and with the xerox service is now helping to pay for the Many students have been asking why they Dr. Baillie explained that as far as he margin and a high volume. Gnomon Copy present competition a high volume is not library's micro-printer that many grad stu- must pay an "exorbitant" price to have knew commercial businesses, just as the SJS Service which charges three cents for a readily possible," said Jim McCarthy. dents use to obtain copies of research ma- xeroxing done in the library. library, must pay the xerox company about xerox copy is a corporate business that has He said that Goodway, charging four cents terial. That is, why must the SJS library a sup- $1,175 a month in rental cast for the copy offices on both the east and west coasts. a xerox copy, is only "breaking even." NOT SELF-SUPPORTING posedly non-profit organization, charge 10 machine. "Our operation is not based solely on stu- McCarthy pointed out, however, that for cents for a xerox copy while some profit - In addition, he said, a business must meet dent business," she said. Goodway the xeroxing is only a "leader," "The micro-printer is not paying for itself, making firms around campus are doing it monthly costs of supplies, labor, rent, etc., something that will get people into his store. but, because many students find it necessary OFF-CAMPUS BUSINESS for three cents? which might come to another $500 a month. Goodway's main business is off-set print- in doing research, it has not been removed," This question even perplexes Dr. Stuart "This means that a business making xerox She explained that Gnomon gets "a lot" ing. said Dr. Baillie. I3aillie, director of the campus library. Not copies for three cents would have to do a of its volume from private businesses and Even at 10 cents for xerox copies, Dr. "The xerox service was installed by the. that students must pay 10 cents per copy volume of more than 800,000 copies a year organizations. Baillie said that the library loses money library five years ago to permit students to for the first 10 copies at the library, but that to break even." he said, Because the business has been operating (luring certain months of the year, obtain a copy or copies of certain periodicals commercial business can charge three cents The SJS library xerox service made only only a month, Mrs. Anderson said she could "In the first three months of this fiscal and pages of books that do not circulate," for the same thing and still make a profit. 250,000 copies last year. not say if the local Gnomon was making a year, we have lost, money, as we do each said Dr. Baillie. SMALL SURPLUS "The volume for three cent xeroxing is not profit yet. year," he said. "Certain books and periodicals are. not cir- "I don't understand how they can do it," here. This is why we must charge 10 cents." The manager of Goodway Copy Centers, 39 "The xemxing the library provides to the culated simply because they can not be re- Dr. Baillie exclaimed. "Last fiscal year our he said. F. Santa Clara St., believes that any three campus is strictly a service for the students. placed if lost or destroyed. This policy is for total operational cost was $22,518, and we Mrs. Betty Anderson, who has been man- cent Xerox firms around the S.IS campus Any money surplus goes back into this serv- the good of both the students and the li- .-J I'011PrIefl $24,04-t in revenue from the xerox aging the Gnomon Copy Service, 454 E. San irrt not breaking even. ice," he said. brary," he said. 2SPARTAN 11 411 V T'horvelic rtettsher fl 'VIM Guest Room: (SPARTAN DAILY 11.N SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

JIM BROADY Editor MURRAY BERGER Adv. Manager

Editorial 11(1 wren taking Don Quixott-ish slashes at the Trustees, Acting A.S. President Bill Langan ((liii iiitutn to collect signatures for "Project: Field Tone of Dissent Aunt. Sea- gly inspired by visions of the Trustees bowing to his demands, Langan Nixon recently stated anti- to American families in their living President ed Wednesday that his drive to war demonstraf s -will have no ef- rooms. repeal the $10 Athletic card has an equally affected. there is no fect" on his policies concerning the Nixon will be high purpose. doubt. He wants to save the Athletic Depart- war in Vietnam. * * * ment. .Ainerica seems to be massing to make Acting Si' President Ilobert W. "It's evident.," he and Dave Anderson the President eat those words. A1 hat wrote in Wedmsday’s Daily, "that for Bums has dismissed classes from 10:30 else Call It. plo iii the face of near-tman- bug-tents finamial stability, the Associate to 12:30 Oct. 15. I sic I students must have a successful ath- intous public opinion against hitn? Not particularly explosive is this letic program." The always ronservative (;alltip Poll revelation if you think in terms of The $10 card, he goes on to say, is alto- estimates more t Ii a ti 150 per cent high scl I administrators dismissing gether tots much and should be replaced of the populace voting age) is op- students for pep rallies. b, a $1.50 a semester card. Sounds greats huh? posed to the 1 .S. role in the war. and But colleges in general aml state col- But let's read a little more closely. the I to. 15 convocation promises too un- leges in particular need better reasuois If the idea is to pump lllll re money into of dissent and t'Ioncern and stronger urging to call a lull in the derline the tuone the Athletic Department (Sr at least to in Salt Jose. everyday pattern. Thrust and Parry give it the $50.000 it was to get through If the usually apatlietie SJS commu- The state chancellor and trustees card sales--how does lowering the card nity can be 11111% f.(1 to a large exhibition take a dim view of actions of this kind. price better the chances of doing that? (Ifsolidaritv -loch as the convocation and are not loathe to issue terse memo- Editorials; Phonics; Elections Some 33,000 cards would have to be sold at $1.50 each. And I'm sure I don't have to and march promise to be. it is certain randums to this effect. affects the college community or the members unlikelihood of that happen- Brackett P.R. Man? of that community. He is willing to take a explain the that the rest of the nation will be simi- President Burns has received such a ing when SJS enrollment is 11,', than Editor: position and support it; he is just as willing larly united and vocal. notice coneerning the Vietnam convo- to admit an error in judgment. 24,000. Thu. Student Aluoloilizalion Commit- cation and subsequent activities. In the recent "Italian Joke by Bob Brack- I know Jim McMasters is a sincere and hon- Langan also mglected to mention that "sources close to the (SAW.) and all who move with it lie is to he commended for his ett, he mentions that est individual and a good friend. tee McMasters ticket indicate that McMasters the $10 card applies only to football, will be working awl influencing Am- straightforward response to the sensi- will drop both Rob Foss and Bob Kelley and John W. Nichols basketball and track. Students who (1on't A 18542 erican thought on a le% el that Nixon tivity and relevancies of the movement enter the special election with a new slate." have a card can still see top-notch SJS Most people realize, I think, that Bob Brack- athletics such as water polo I NCAA can roots. person- to the educational environment. ett is that close source. 'It's Phonics' champion I and soccer NCAA finalist) I lundreds of thou- Classes will be out. .Attend the eon- Since rumor has it that Brackett was of- to-person dialogue. free of charge. fered the lucrative P.R. post for the "bad" To Dr. Max Rafferty: sands w ill ring doorbells across the na- vocation. Ring a doorbell. The $120,000 in Associated Students s Good Guys, why not do their daily publicity tion to talk - toot liarrangue or lecture ill. for them? I was appalled to read in the San Jose Spar- that once went to football was to Brackett is not like the misguided Dale tan Daily that you are being opposed on your be spread around among the budgets for suggestion that phonics workbooks be intro- Smiley, who yells about a "Dick Miner ap- the "minor" sports. pointed judiciary," when if Smiley had the duced into the State school system. Staff Comment most minute knowledge of judicial proced- As one who is involved daily in mass com- Admittedly, however, not all the $120,- ures, he would tealize that an independent munication instruction and the use of words, 000 was re-allocated to other sports. A good student -faculty committee appoints the judi- I am shocked at the inability of a great ma- part of it was given to the College Union jority of the students enrolled...in.:11y classes ciary. Smiley shows further ignorance when Program Board, which, as a result has been for be- to spell at the grammar school level. Indeed, Chasing Its Tail attacking Chief Justice Lew Solitske able to bring in performers such as Buddy SDS ing biased since there is no word of McMasters they are so functionally illitetate in the use of the English language, they are unable. to Guy and Nina . free to students this By MICHAEL CRONK asking Solitske to be his V.P. Brackett is. however, just as bad: someone find the correct spelling of a word in a diction- fall. reolte has to build up McMasters' dumping of Foss ary because of their inability to sound it out. One of the reasons all this re-allocar thi reolutionarie. ;ire iiiiitig a develop through action. This approach For example, I had one student, a junior, who lion at ll(lll g puts it on a t Ili course with RYM and Kelley trying to cover up the fact that happened at all was because football in- admits what continued to misspell the abbreviated term for betssten two contend- by doing this the Good Guy curred a $40M00 thficit last year a deficit Thi, resolution is which calls Weatherman "adventurisi." everyone said about his judgment and/or run- "advertisement" as "add" rather than "ad." ing factions ill 1lic todent- for a 1)eitne Both groups are planning a series of ning mates. The students themselves have expressed to Dr. Robert Bronzan, athletic department me great concern over their having not been eratie Soeirty. the radical youth competing demonstrations beginning in As for prejudiced press -- they were biased chairman, tried to obscure by milking is taught phonics in grammar and secondary funds from the budgets of the other sports. mos ement iii thi- eountry. The split Chicago, whklt has become the radical against Goldwater, Wallace and Thurmond school. They believe this is the reason for their Langan, nevertheless, has decreed it will Ill or. Ill' .11 intense. one natural Mecca of the Ulliled States because of the and can you blame them? inability to spell. member in -le- Iii - said that it is very conspiracy trial of eight movenitnt leaders Rick Peryam You might be interested to also know that be in the students' interest to have a possilde that -.on Ili, only :olive people there on charges they crossed the ill' a A 113'723 on a visit to Canada this summer, I was "successful athletic program." Bin since iii -l)- will be 11:1 a:Lents. state line to incite riots at last year's amazed to discover that my nephew, age 5, he won't get enough money from card SDS are spells at a greater degree of competency than sales, how will he fulfill his pledge? I II, 555 warring factions in Dtmocratic National Convention. "1'rite Cliches' many of my upper division students. I asked "The which takes its name SDS is focusing its energy on internal his mother, "Why?" He overheard my question But there's one more question, which to Editor: from a Bob Its Ian song line, "You (lon't problems, which of course will diminish and replied: "Uncle, it's phonics, phonics!" me is most disturbing because it has to do with values. need a IS.itherni,iii to killIlS ssiiiitu way ihe future efforts to carry on its fight against When I left high school, I thought elemen- Gene Relwook wind 111.11%,.. .11111 ill. ItlslIIIIIii llll ary outh the establishment. The radical group has tary school type writing remained behind. A/184W. Prof. of Advertising And that is. what kind of an athletic Mosement II. It is feared_ by radical sym- And nosy that I am a junior in college my department is it that Langan wants to save? gone full circle and has become like the constantly insulted by intelligence is being Lost winter SJS President Robert Clark pathizers. and not Nlav Rafferty, George little kitten whirls spends his time chasing Editor Jim Broady's "editorials." created a Joint Student-Faculty Commit- allace and \la\ or Dalt,. that the re-tilt - his tail. And, if I might lllll inously The purpose of ;in editorial is to inform the Staff Comment lug loutl roth Ii 11111 behierii I itt two groups mil, he sometimes catches it. reachrs on the isiliey of the paper. If the Spar- tee ill study athletic department recruit- mould make .1 -11.111111k. 11i ..-`1)S. and thus tan Daily has a policy it is being successfully ment policies. ultimatelv dtii:i-t of both camouflaged. Broady sacrifices purpose for The entire report in still confidential, factions. trite cliches and excerpts from Bartlett's Quo- but some of the "abuses" the committee tations, Half-`Axed' Staff Comment found included: Each faction is svitc.1 tor pouer. and in I have yet to teacl one of his editorials with- the prort-s cach 1- 1.1111-t rilet hug elaliorate out wincing. If Broady has nothing to say he By BOB BRACKETT "1. Athletes have been recruited. of- er hid' flies in should leave his allotted eight inches empty. fered grants in-aid, brought to the campus organizational feel obligated to clear up some of the the lace a the traditional pride of 51)5 Grass Greener When I want a good laugh I'll read the rest for periods of weeks, only to discover that of his publication. "gross inaccuracies" in Dale Smiley's un- of having an mi-tructured and leaderless By MARTY rAsTHA the student was ineligible for admission on mosement. Kit Gilchrist warranted blast at the Spartan Daily and academit grounds. "C1 eallierman- has combined Nlarxist- "Thp grass is greener on the other side." A13640 its "prejudiced staff." "2. Athletes have been recruited, of- Leninism tt lilt what one radical writer de- But is this always true? In the first place. anyone who followed fered grants-in-aid, brought to the campus scribes as ’ii anarchi-t. street-people life Since Washington has been clamping 'Good Friend' last semester's election coverage knows we without normal admission and formal i1i5111-111111,11ILL. registration taking place until weeks after style hip.rmikar down on the marijuana traffic which ori- did a fair and unbiased job of "erucifying" allowing theory to Editor: the semester had begun. Class enrollment Th. ginates on the other side of the MeXil'all What is a Jim McMasters? the "Good Guys." Everyone kl111WS we was obtained by other athhtes picking tip hurt hr. the shakedown has ma really been I hear his name mentioned on campus and didn't just go off on a half-"axed" crusade. extra class cards at regular registration that ef feel i s e. read it in the Spartan Daily. We did it up right. which were then distributed in haphazard He is an interested student, always willing IfARTAN The "Red Eve." local San Jose under- the fact that we possibly stooped a fashion to those not regularly enrolled. ' P... SAN JOSE STATE COILLLLGE gr. Ii, learn and educate himself in any way that And lllll id mwspaper. contains a neekly re- he can - through 'eliding, dialogue or other little below "journalistic excelleme" "3. Athletes with academie records Second Class postage paid at San Jose, California. Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associa- port of all drug prices. s lar to the stock method of communication, we ran the pictures of the MeNlasters trio which allowed them to be admitted only tion. Published daily by students of San Jose State market report. listing the high and low McMasters is concerned about anything that with X's across them. was noire than made under the two per cent exelnsion rit he. and College. except Saturday and Sunday, during college price of year. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily prices lottrestingly enough. the up for by our "extensive" coverage of their who are thus "high risk" students requir- those of the Associate I Student Body, the College Ad- marijuana has not g lip 4illee "Opera- acquittal. I It was just haul luck that the ing spetial academic 5 seling and assis- ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad. The Thrust and Parry section of the tion Intercept" began three weeks ago. EDITOR'S NOTE: story had to run after everyone haul left tance, have been recruited but given very vertising. Subscription accepted only on a remainder- editorial page offers students and faculty chance to of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semes- Th only success "Operation Intercept" school.) little and in vitally cases no academic ter. $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phone express their views on campus, local, national or inter- 294-6414Editorial Ext. 2383. 2384. 2385, 2386. Ad- has had is that of busting the small national issues. Space is allowed to encourage written But that was last year. Mr. Smiley's counseling whatever." vertising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe polishers. The mafia which handles the debates on such current affairs. Contributions to error is that he is lumping the new staff Though it could find "no evidence" of Co., 1445 S. First St. Printing larger act- Is. will find a way to smuggle Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be with the old. I bidifVe th, is is unfair. "deliberate" discrimination. the committee All editorials reflect the majority opinion of the margins it typewritten, double spaced within 45-space us a V noted "the consequences Spartan Daily editorial board, consisting of the editor, grass into the country if it has to t llllll el and properly signed with the writer's flume and faculty Mr. Smiley should give further that fall the news editor the assistant news editor, the associate in. or tmploy the use of submarines. haven't C.11 begun to "oil Ow %heels- of heavilv on black athletes." editor, the con editor and two members of the re- or ASS number. The Daily will not print letters which porting staff. The idea of "Operation Intercept" is to are libelous, in poor taste or include personal attack. our election machine, and already Mr. And to all that I can add nothing. I only letters to Editor JIM BROADY cut down on the surplus of grass entering The editor reserves the right to edit or cut Smily in screaming "prejudice." hope that students aren't going to he taken Advertising Manager MURRAY BERGER conform to space limitations and to cease publication Just wait a few weeks til election signs again. SUE HARDESTY the country. Rut how in the government with subjects he believes have been Day Editor of letters dealing News Editor ....---..._ JUDY RICKARD going to cut down on what is to plentiftil exhausted. go up to find out exactly what the present But now I'm talking like Don Quixote, DIANE McNUTT Asst. News Editor nth.? 1:taft can IL! too. Associate Fit-srMARSHA O RFFN 9111R

=MI Thuraday, October 9, 1969 118PAJWAN DAILT-.8 Semingr Series Club Offers Attempt To Save Directory Water Fun By ROB BRACKETT the realization that mathere in crc t ton ,tecuillnes. The St udent Daily Political Writer the vast mind of the SJS compu- directory normally Mille% out Hansberger To Speak Facult and student cavern- ter does there exist a list of clueing the tirst Iwo weeks in tion will be solicited this month current stuclent addresses. "Num- November. By MARK LOVE ment in 32 nationwide renewal poration in Idaho and ranks 100 Plus Meets in an attempt to save tia. 1969- ber 11" cards, front which such Committee members Dr. James Daily Staff Writer projects. in Fortune Magazine's 1968 di- 70 Student Directory. information is taken, were filled E Roberts, Mrs, Cornelia Tomes. The president ot a billion dollar Although the projects include rectory of top U.S. corporations. If it looks like summer's pleas- That's the word that came out out last spring. There is no way William Phelps, and Harry Wein- Hansberger left the Naval Or- ures have come to an end and housing corporation active in na- t:f a special committee meeting of knowing how accurately these, roth, moving on the assumption dinance Laboratory in Washing- campus life is enjoined in only held yesterday to decide the fate now, reflect student dwellings. that "there is a need for a student tional urban renewal projects has ton, D.C. as Chief of Mechanical scholastic endeavors, look again. of the annual publication. The problem facing the com- directory this year," have devised been announced as this year's Design in 1946 and after serving The SJS Sailing Club is offering Rumor there would be no stu- mittee was how to collect student a plan for obtaining the necessary college guest in the "Distin- as an executive in the Container all interested students an op- dent directory this year followed addresses in time to meet publi- addresses. guished Businessman Seminar" Corp. of America and president portunity to be year-round water iii.aths will be set up on Sev- series. of the Western Sales Co., became activists. , nth Street and in the College Robert V. Hansberger, spon- president of Boise Cascade at age Sailing instructions, regattas. Union on Oct. 20. 21, and 22 for sored by the School of Business, 37. and even a bit of ocean sailing list Glatt ion and collection of new will be on campus Oct. 23 and Ile is a director of 11 other is offered by the club. If you Council Asks Reversal address card.s. 24 to attend a number of recep- businesses and is a member or don't know how to sail, here's a The vommittee is also sending tions and class sessions. trustee of 22 other organizations perfect chance to learn. memos to faculty members urg- His appearance will be centered in business, medicine and educa- The Sailing Club itself owns a ing them to aid in the distribu- around a talk on "Society and its tion, including Stanford Univer- boat, but about 20 of the club's Of Angela Davis Ruling tion and retrieval of cards. Organizations" in Morris Dailey, sity and UCLA. members offer their boats for The committee members hope open to the public. He received his B.A. degree most sailing activities. The College Council of the ers at a Los Angeles meeting, that by making the cards readily Hansbergre is a 49-year-old ex- from the University of Minnesota Throughout the year there will American Federation of Teachers notes that Professor Davis has available, students will find the engineering instructor at the Uni- and M.A. from Harvard Univer- be frequent informal sailing days AFT) has requested the Board in no way violated her part of Since to fill them out. versity of Minnesota who took sity. He has four other honorary where sailing lessons will be of Regents of the University of the contract. Additionally, there Cooperation of the company over the Boise Cascade Corp. 11 doctor degrees in law. given and members will have a California to reverse its Septem- have been no claims of unsatis- that prints the directory has been ago and brought it from a This is the fourth of the semi- chance to demonstrate their rac- ber decision to discharge UCLA factory performance of duty filed assured, leaving the fate of the years ROBERT V. HANSBERGER trio of ailing lumber companies nar series that has presented ing skills. Assistant Professor Angela Davis. against Miss Davis. publication in the hands of SJS to sales of near $1 billion last federally subsidized housing, the Ellison L. Hazard, president of Intercollegiate regattas will In a letter sent Monday to De- The reason given for the dis- students and faculty. year. company's redevolpment activi- the Continental Can Co.; E. also be held throughout the year. witt A. Higgs, chairman of the missal of Miss Davis is that she is The company, which depends ties are profit-motivated. Hornsby Wasson, chairman of the The club, last year's Northern Board of Regents, Dr. John Sper- a member of the Communist The Boise Cascade California Intercollegiate Cham- ling, professor of humanities Party. upon urban renewal projects for Corp. serves board of Pacific Telephone of and a quarter of its revenue, joined as a consultant to its headquar- pions, will compete this year president of the Council, pointed Dr. Sperling believes that Miss San Francisco; and William M. Duo Concert with a Black builder two years ters city and provides technical against Southern California col- out that Professor Davis has a Davis is being unjustly dis- ago to set up a department to aid and some staff. Batten, chairman of the board leges for the first time. valid and binding two year con- charged, stating that "the Consti- handle its $100 million invest- It is the largest industrial cor- of the J. C. Penney Co. Meetings are held on the first tract, that the Regents' action tution of the United States, as Thursday of each month. Most violates Miss Davis' constitutional interpreted by the U.S. and the By Pianists meetings will include guest lec- rights, and that their action is a California Supreme Courts, for- turers or movies. For more in- "flagrant violation of the prin- bids disqualification of teachers Ogilvie, Tutko Determine formation, contact Gary Cabal - ciples of academic freedom." from public universities for mere Set Tonight lent. 295-0857 or Jeff Stobbe, The letter, which was unani- membership in the Communist 286-4148. mously authorized by AFT lead- Party. A special duo-piano concert fea- "In passing, I must note that it turing Edith Henrice and Hans- is hypocritical of you, Governor Helmut Schwarz will be held to- Athletes Deal With Reality Reagan, and the other Regents night, at 8:15 in Concert Hall. to exhort students to obey the The concert is being presented CIA at Burlingame law, even laws they abhor, while by the College Union Program you openly violate thaw laws you Board (CUP13) and admission is happen to disagree with." free. In Clear, Definitive Manner Heidelberg is the home of the Confab Tomorrow two pianists known as the Duo di TERRY PINNER themselves to competition. By ject to each other. This new cohesive- Heitielbei g. Daily Staff Writer People should be aware of things ness improved team morale and State and national experts on game tomorrow and Saturtbe, Faus Named At their SJS performance, the are many defense tech- that might limit them." consequently the team played There human relations and civil rights Titled "Organization for Lead- pianists are scheduled to play the you're Ogilvie believes that problems niques in life, but when better." will be featured at a two-day ership," the workshop is spon- Concerto Pathetique by Franz emotional re- Tommie Smith running the 440- revolving around The professional team camps "shirtsleeves" human relations sored by the Human Relations For Associate Liszt, the Adante and Variations peo- to competition fall into yard dash in front of 80,000 sponses are pressure cookers of competi- conference to be held at the Commission and Committee of Op. 46 B flat by Robert Schu- your ego categories, although there are Rook- ple, there is no way tion, according to Ogilvie. California Teachers Association the 170,000-member CPA, and is mann and several other selec- can be protected from personal some common factors. ies as well as veterans have a (CTA) headquarters in Burlin- designed primarily for human Dean Position tions. The depression-prone athlete, performance. total ego investment -- economic relations chairmen of association The duo has appeared in sev- of Dr. example, is one who feels he Warren W. Faus, professor of That is the contention for security, fame, prestigepeaking chapters and other crA per- eral concerts around the world of psy- has. betrayed team in some art and former chairman of the Bruce Ogilvie. professor the at a point that few men reach. sonnel. and made many television ap- chology and co-author of "Prob- way and can't live with himself. Whether or not they make department of art, has been Wilson Riles, newly appointed pearances. lem Athletes and How to Handle The excessive-phobic, whose ego the team is often left up to "God- Clarification named acting associate dean of California deputy superintendent Them," as he discussed some of is always right on the line, many like figures who make judgments the School of Humanities and The Spartan Daily erroneously of public instruction, is scheduled his book's major points in the times has the will to fail and suc- on their life. The pressure is hor- Arts. The appointment was an- reported yesterday in an article as a keynote speaker at a 6:30 first faculty book talk of the se- ceed at the same time. rendous," stated Ogilvie. nounced recently by Dr. H. Brett Need Credential? on page three that the Red Barn p.m. banquet tomorrow in the mester yesterday. "Many college students drop Melendy, acting academic vice LOTS OF PRESSURE' at 6th and Santa Clara Sts. has Thunderbolt Hotel. out because of their ambivalence president. COMPILED DATA "I stood by and watched a a contract with Cal Towing Co. Other major Better File Soon to compete with others," Ogilvie speakers for the A member of the SJS faculty who has compiled data coach tell a player that he would for removal of illegally-parked conference Ogilvie, pointed out. are Richard Mayers, since 1946, professor Faus is a Any elementary teacher candi- 10,000 athletes with co- never make it at a single ex- cars. Since the article was origi- assistant state attorney on over "An athlete must be free to general; graduate of Montana State Uni- date who will have completed a Tutko, associate posure. That is pressure. Even if nally written, there has been a Judy Teichman, civil author Thomas express aggression and to con- rights coun- versity where he earned his BA, credential by mid-year and has professor of psychology, believes you do make it, you live a day- change in management at the sel, U.S. Department of Health, tend with his environment with- degree, and Stanford University, not established a professional file is one of the few to-day challenge." Red Barn and the new manage- Education, and Welfare; and Pies that athletics out guilt. If he can't do this, where he received his MA. in the Career Planning and Place- where a person can "There's always someone hun- ment has no such contract, nor Griffin, chief. areas of life chances for success are slight." Bureau of Inter- A major in the U.S. Army ment Center should contact this reality in a clear and grier than you just waiting in is there any intention of obtain- group Relations, State Depart- deal with Three years ago, Stan Morri- during World War II, Faus is a office at 122 So, Ninth St. imme- manner. "There is no line to take your job," he said. ing one. ment of Education. definitive son, freshman basketball coach member of the Phi Kappa Phi so- diately. rationalize," he explained. Although his book has been cri- way to told Ogilvie that his players were ciety, and serves as Regional Di- you've lost, you've lost, and ticized by some for over-empha- 46** *A ******* ************ "If too "non-aggressive, devoid of rector of Delta Phi Delta, nation- picsence of other people." sizing competition, Dr. Ogilvie in the confrontation and cc-social," he al art honor fraternity. 4, not an advocate of compe- feels that many young people "I'm recalled. "We tried to develop clinic- have benefited from the insights ExC Adds New only Class he notes. "I'm ENJOY tition," drills to correct this." in people who sub- in the book." ally interested 'MASS MURDER' "I'm only bitter about one Organizational Day I * "Mass murder, one particularly * DELICIOUS * thing," he said. "The kid who successful drill, involved putting In Scientific Russian could most benefit from athlet- a medicine ball in the middle of Slated for EOP Veterans in School ics is often the one who gets A new class in the Experi- course for two years at Columbia ITALIAN 1967, more than the court and pairing off the An important informational Since January, weeded out first." mental College, scientific Russian, University and last summer at * men and women players at opposite ends of the meeting for girls enrolled in the * 8.55,000 service "There is a whole range of un- meets today at 5:30 p.m. in HB California State Polytechnic Col- been given bat- gym. When the whistle was Mexican - American Educational I SPAGHETTI * in Vietnam have conscious motives at the base of 207. The non-credit course, added lege,San Luis Obispo. * * on GI Bill blown, the players were to run Opportunity Program t EOP) will * tlefield orientation hang-ups in athletics," Ogilvie to the ExC agenda yesterday, is The class will meet on Mondays : * Veteran's Administra- to the ball and carry it to the be held tomorrow from 11 a.m. at the * benefits by explained. "People who make it taught by Stanislaw Kownacki, at 2:30 p.m. as well as on Thurs- :, * according to opposition's goal. to 2:30 p.m. in Cafeteria A and * tion representatives, big are tough-minded, operate a an electrical engineering lecturer days. Both meetings are in HB * sources. "Two little guys ran out and 13, department lower level of anxiety and are at SJS. 207. Three hours of outside prep- i 5-120140W liou4e : estimates that there dove at the ball, while the other Organizational procedures for The VA generally more stable. Kownacki taught the same aration each week is required, * * are 125,000 more veterans en- six players stood passively by," the semester will be discussed. E. SAN CARLOS * according to Kownacki. 4, * this fall than last he related. "But then, they too General information on the EOP !corner of 411, SI.1 * rolled in school "'This course aims to make it * Morrison made a C * year. More than 685.000 veterans started in after program will be presented. Coeds * possible for students of the phy- C 202-2840 enrolled in college or on- rather rude remark." are reminded to bring sack C * are now sical sciences to read materials * under GI bene- "The court became lively and Sororities Name Pledges lunches to the meeting. the-job training 'in Russian) in their field within ************************ programs. team members began to open up fits _ the course of a single year," ac- For New Academic Year cording to a statement issued by Kownacki. The The following girls have Deans, Kay Alexandra Helms, "An introduction to the basic California Veterans Dependents pledged sororities at San Jose Kathy Perolini and Kathleen vocabulary of the physical sci- State for the 1969-70 academic Witham. ences is joined with an explana- Campu44 JitzpoteP year. Attention students receiving subsistence checks monthly: If you Kappa Alpha Theta Dandy tion of the fundamental principles is now open Alpha Chi Omega--Susan Ben- Clarke, Barbara D'Alession, of Russian grammar. Emphasis for have not turned in a blue veteran's form listing your classes nett, Janet Marie Carder, Judith Sharon Kilroy, Robin Lynne Mac will be placed on rapid acquisition L. Fablinger, Judy Lamb, Robin Donald, Janet McMullan, Nancy of reading skill," he concludes. LEATHER GOODS NOVELTIES the Fall Semester you will not receive any checks. This has to be G. McCormack, Pamela K. Mur- Nielsen, Rebecca Temion, Jill Kownacki first met with inter- WE SELL ON CONSIGNMENT done within 30 days after the start of school. Forms can be phy, Patricia Ann Pittman, Sue Woodward and Janice Wright. ested volunteers last week in Stiles and Peggy Ann Todd. Kappa Kappa Gwynn& - Dann E169, then approached the FacC 315 S. 12th Street Phone 297-9143 picked up in the Cashier's Office. Alpha Ontleron Pi - Julie Lef- Barsi, Coleen (lark, Jackie Gut- with the idea yesterday. Some 13 ferdink and Sandra Kaye Stein- ter, Ann Meyer, Kathy Newton, students are signed up for the acker. Sue Puterbaugh, Linda Christine class, leaving several spots still Alpha Phi - - Ruth Appel, Janet Scatena and Connie Wright. open. Jet Charter Flights THE ULTIMATE Crippen, Stephanie Ann Glavnic, Shona Kappa Laura Rose The course utilizes "student Linda Kozub, Lout elle McKevitt, Andre, Donna Andrews, Nina Gil - IN Kow- Round Trip Cynthia Lee Mills, Chris Minetto, participation instruction," NEW YORK $135 hg, Krystyn Helander, Katny LEAVE DEC. 19 RETURN JAN, 3 and Cheryl nacki said. No previous know- Marion Olsen Mulligan, Lily Pon and Linnea LEAVE DEC. 20 RETURN JAN. 4 PAN ESE Thomas. M. Smith, ledge of Russian is required. Omega Judith Anne Hall- Chi Trip Nesseth and LONDON $249 Round mark, Patra Rae LEAVE DEC. i9 RETURN JAN. 4 AND Sue Elizabeth O'Brien. These flights are open to students, faculty, staff. employees and their Delta Gamma Brenda Brom- OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT immediate family. ATMOSPHERE Diane Centers, Shirley Mae For reservations or information mer, (Every nig Copeland, Maggie Eliasen, Diedra phone 392-8513 9ujiyama yarden4 Reatruramt Gansloser, Beverly Jean Guth, Professional Pharmacists Mail today for free flight information Lois Lamle' McCauley, Phyllis 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111011111111 Fujiyama Gardens Restaurant serves the best Japa- enmpagnat 69r., Owner Carol Manfre, Roxanne Marie _Anthony 2). Iliarter Flights nese food in town. Lunches and dinners featuring suki- 993 Market Street Millar and Myndall Carol Maurer. yaki, seafood, teriyaki chicken and teriyaki steaks San Francisco, Calif. 9t103 Delta Zeta Cheryl Callaway, MODERNE DRUG CO. in a delightful atmosphere, overlooking beautiful Jap- NPlaenaisee mail m4. information for flight Jan Marie Christensen, Patricia anese gardens. Dine out this weekend at Fuilyama Second and Santa Clara Streets Ann Crespi, Carol Lee Hawkins Gardens, San Jose A:111: rPSYa ale and Cynthia Alison Kenny. Phone 293-7500 8;0 NIP MIDI k PHONE 2944330 I Stale Zill 141.114. k% I Gamma Phi Beta Norma 4,--SPARTAN %ITV Th is oct 1,5q Band Awaits Uniforms Jonah's Wail Caters To Wide Spectrum By JIM ALBANESE Lutheran Campus Ministry, as Daily !Daft Writer further evidence that the coffee used to seek Jtortail. Vrri I, lhe iliffee house house would not be extension of thc C.:11111,11K eilliK- converts. message Rev. Arthur tian Center, caters to the needs In his of a wide student speett um. rioted, "We've got enough relig- "We offer our facilities to all ious buildings around San Jose groups." said Rev. Roy Hoch, Lu- so that we don't really need an- theran campus minister. "At other one." present, groups including the Stu- "This facility will be a Chris- dents for a Democratic Society tian center only if it is a neu- 'tsnel. encounter groups, Cam- tral, secular place where anyone pus CI usades for Christ and can gathcr tor any worthy pur- must let Black student groups, all make prere. We, as churchmen, use of the Wail's facilities. it be a well, where someone can At 10th and San Carlos Streets, simply come for a drink of water the Wail, as Rev. Hoch puts it, without being snared into Bible "is apart filan, yet within the study." college; in the college but not of Rev. Hoch has issued a tall for it." "servants" or volunteer workers rp, Wlson of the Wail. The actual purpose of Jonah's for the maintainance are scheduled to meet Wail was first defined in May of Servants SOUL FOODPreparing soul food in the denotes Southern cooking. The restaurant is Wednesday at 7 p.m. He indicated 1967, soon after the coffee shop kitchen of Mathis' Restaurant on N. Sixth St. owned by the Prayer Garden Church of God like mem- opened, by the governing Campus that he would to get is Martha Hall. Soul food is a term that has and Christ. Christian Center board. bers of the groups who use the become popular in the past three years and In its statement of purpose, Wail's facilities to help out. the board submitted among other things that, "the coffee house to pi ovide a gathering Place Ior members of the college commu- Tired of Hamburgers? nity in which dialogue and fel- lowship may occur." In addition. the Wail's direc- tors provided that the coffer house would not be used as a staging ground for what Rev. Perhaps Palate Needs Change! Hitch calls, "spiritual imperial- Utility. The life, you might 1,111." more commonly known as By CRAIG EVANS dent who's uorking on her mas- this and soul that drop by ,A.ar;idisen. Daily Campus Elle Editor ter's in health education and a word 'soul' has become a fad," ii si iiich flapjacks do somer- Hitch cited the dedication Tired of hamburgers, television secondary teaching credential Mrs. Mathis said. saults off the grill as the aromas potato if id the Wail delivered by dinners and cold coffee? operates the restaurant. So if you're homesick for the of sweet pies and barbe- through the air, AT LEAST SOMEONE HAD Riis .1.111-1 Arthur, Western Re- Perhaps your palate needs a Mrs. Mathis explained that the South or just want some variety cued pork waft UNIFORMS Georgie Mad - ._ am 'I sem mary if the N:itional change of pace. restaurant, owned by the Prayer darns led the Band Aides, Put some soul into your life Garden (Month iJf God and Christ. RICARDO'S dressed in their fall costumes, and get away front the dirty was opened because there was a onto the field during the half- Pre-Game Brunch dishes you haven't washed for a need in San Jose "for a restau- PIZZA timo activities at the Spartan's week. rant that catered to soul fool" first home football game last For those alumni planning to Try some friendly southern The term soul food "typifies List. Entertainment Saturday night. The band, still attend the SJS-Oregon foot ball cooking soul food if you prefer southern conking. The word it. without uniforms, gave a stand- game. the SJS Alumni Associa- at San Jose's only home of self has been popular just in the up concert wearing sport tion is arranging a pre-game black eyed peas, cornbread, yarns last three years." according to It do, vitt% mid I hittsiin% coats. A brilliant fireworks dis- brunch for $2.50 on Saturday, and chitterlings. Mrs. Mathis, wife of the Rev. M. .11 p). NI) play was one of the highlights Oct. 11 at the Thunderbird Hotel Or maybe you'd prefer pigs Mat his. Tom Ti of the evening and a special in Eugene, Oregon. Festivities feet, neck bones or southern fried "Soul food doesn't belong to a guest performer was 8-year- will begin at 11 a.m. chicken. It's yours for the asking particular ethnic group," she said. old Mike Cruz of San Jose A no-host post game pally will at Mathis' Restaurant at 633 N. That it is associated with Slack who is a national batonttwirl- begin at 5 p.m., also at the Thun- Sixth St. people is really "4 matter of se- ing champion. According to derbird Hotel, Marlene Mathis, SJS grad stu- mantics because everything's soul La-ry Marks, publicity direc- tor for the marching band, the E...nd's new uniforms have been shipped from Illinois and should arrive within the week. So football fans will see the Spartan marching band in full dress uniform, complete with French embroidery on the sleeves, at the Spartan's next game against Arizona tt on Oct. 18. c, t,.,'s sh CHITTERLINGSSurrounded by yams. black-eyed peas, rice and greens are chitterlings, a Southern delicacy. A patron may What's also order ox tails, short ribs, neck bones, pigs feet, fresh fish, buffalo, barbecued pork or Southern fried chicken at the soul food restaurant operated by Mariene Mathis, an SJS graduate behind tho student in the Health Education Department. Desserts include six-baten sweet potato pies and homemade peach cobblers. takeover? Advisory Council Meets r In New Pacheco Room -;\ The president'. Air -cry Coati - conference room will he riming met yesterday in he Pacheco Alumni Day, Dee, 12. Dedication NEW EXPERIENCEAn SJS student ventures ners to try some soul food at Mathis' Restau- Room of the new College Union, week for the new College Union from his uncolorful diet of television din - rant at 655 N. Sixth St. away The Advisory Council is the first Der. 7 through 13. group to hold a meeting in the new conference room. The Pacheco Room, largest and Ralph Nader Guest Speaker most plush conference room in the new union, is furnished in Veterans Forms shades of soft brown and orange. California Veterans Dependents The room was donated by a $15.- are urging students who receive At San Jose City College 000 gift which was presented by monthly subsistence cheeks to the Alumni Association. turn in a blue veteran's form list- Ralph Nader a much -publi- ltirsponsibility and Consumer nnt- in Flu, mica'. gym, 2100 :Moorpark The donation for the Pacheco ing classes for the fall semester. t cized erusader for auto safety, tection" at San Jose City College Ave., as part of the fall Cultural Room was a gift from the estate Students will not receive any Dacron grvernment efficiency, and less on Tuesday. Oct. 21. Series. 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MEMORIAL Tickets for Nader's lecture can CLEANING CENTER MARINES SIPHIMEA;T:1:474 he purchased at the San Jo=e finance 266 East Santa Clara Inert to Lecky Market) 287-0933 'DuPont rag. tradernan. ,..sl \ BY ARRANGEMENT WITH A C T Box Office, the student office, or the door of the gyiti No. 1 SJS Booters Best Mani the Magician Thur,cliv Oetot,pe h 1469 ,p %UT V.; 111111.Y-.--5 Wows Fans and Foes If You Can Swim. It you happen to (lase ...:reat potential 113 KEVIN 11(151.1-; talent the :tinkly II. :Ailed Jay. "If I lir,,tigh water with some ugh of the good Cal Hayward, 6-0 Daily Sports I.:altar roof I t,re one goal, had State ''no ccl sperd you! ,! assist :old set up seetal "liar SJS needs aft think any- ISN 1441.N 1.1 1111 championship. August,. C.,-; weila What does SJS SOTTer star ference (WCISC) Pinto and New Spartan swim coach Bill Beach (which Se0VeS. :), Sled I one. Mani Hernandez have in common %1 rit-r Iranian sophomore Nadi Cha- both chilli.' in with Jay has called a special swim has \solid class swim- surprised," said with the month of December? When asked Iwo the Spartans SJS's football team may rank fouri kicked the Spat tans to two -I was really team meeting tonight at 7 in met's, could taut us." goals en Julie Menendez to the Well, Hernandez just happens compare to last yiur's outstand- last in the country in points al- first quarter route to Coach 510201 its the first step in buil,I- one rating. to be the best collegiate soccer ing team it didn't take the popu- lowed per gamy, or third on the their first shutout win of the Spartans number ing ad strungei swini prograni player in the United States and lar junior time to respiind. west coast in facing the tough- year against the visiting Pio- Menendez, a member of the poll's SJS. the National Collegiate Athletic est schedule, but SJS does have a neers. Ghafouri meshed the nets voting board, noted that "we are TEAM BETTER "Vte had 16 swimmer ,- KODAK film for the first score in the opening pleased people think were that Association (NCAAI soccer legitimate number one team . "This year's It am is better. Al- our first meeting :and 30 seconds and followed with his good. I just hope we are." championships will be held De- is available at: in soccer. though we have a young team to double that number," said Jay. second with 15:14 elapsed in the cember 4 and 6 at Spartan Sta- The Spartan soccer squad was THE TAKE OVER (only tout seniors), they all have who noted that there will Is; quarter. The goals were the first dium. awarded that position Tuesday by lots of age-group experience." more opportunity fur swim team the U.S. Associa- of the year for the Spartan for- The Spartans took (wet the top And because of Hernandez and cpar fah Soccer Coaches Hernandez Caine to the United members this year, I., .11, %surd. spot from Michigan State, last the rest of the SJS squad, the tion and wasted little titne in sol- States five years ago. Ile played NCAA. year's NCAA co-champions when Spartims are tabbed as one of idifying the top spot by blanking S.IS took a 3-0 lead 10 minutes two years of soccer at Logan In past seasoe gOr kAl tore MS1' was tied by sixth-ranked the four teams that should be Cal State 114.iywat di Wednesday later as Andre Marechal hit the High School in Union City before tners pt r event di a kick Air Force last Saturday, 1-1. in the soccel tournament. in Spartan Stadium, 6-0. nets following centering entering SJS :IS it freshatin iii rot the first tie , one. Nk 44 I. "Though it is just a poll, its Hernandez was named the "[tight ..it cattiptv-- The win WitS the hooters fourth by All-American Mani Hernan- 1967. 11101...(-41 111 SW11'11 : 44 441i team good for the game of soccer and North Ameriean Collegiate Soc- straight of the reason and wound dez. And when head c'oac'h Julit tl .44 is long overdue." Menendez ob- cer Player of thy Year as a soph- Up their non -conference action. Hernandez himself chipped in Menendez saw Mani pi:Q. 1,: served. omore in pacing the Spartans to They will face University of Pa- with a second quartet goal fol- first time he must lay() szce.e. Fans will have plenty of oppor- a third place finish in the NCAA cific in Stockton Saturday in lowing a missed shot by Bert very happy. 1,1 tunities to see the No. I ranked tournament in Atlantis last sea- openM- ,i,lense of their West Baldaccini to give the Spartans a Mani's first varsity scits, Spat tans in action at home son. , .Jlegiate Soccer (on- 4-0 halftime advantage. brought a thild-plave fini,lt against some of the toughest soc- And Mani is limo-k again this Jo, Pimental put VS on the the Spartans and the toi, a, I. cer competition in the United (,;(r iind, off his early season per- .4S snip:Oak:1rd again %%:ith 3:05 re- unit honor to Mani. The States. formances, is heading in the right HAVE COAT WILL RENT mainMg in the third quarter team is headed for repop direction for the same honor this a when a shot squirted by Hay- One of those exciting moments last year's performance with . year. Poloists Ward's goalie. will be during the San Jose In- little better finish. vitational Soccer Tournament END SCORING OUTSTANDING And when December rol. later this month. The University A perfect example of an out around and the NCAA If you love to sail but have one major hang-up flamid Saedian, also of Iran, of San Francisco, Air Force effort by the 5-3, 138 championships ale being !die.' I closed out the Spartan point Academy and Santa Clara Uni- at Spartan M..; ... no boat then corny' to us. We rent boats Prep for pound magician WAS his play in Stadium look for total rer the evening by scoring versity will challenge the favored Wednesday evening's 6-0 win Hernandez. half way through the last guar- Spartans for the coveted clown. to experienced sailors and also to those of you over Cal State (Hayward t. He's small, amazing, fast Hernandez admits that it will But as much as the enthusias- the best in the United States. who have never before 'ried this great sport. We SilS so dominated the play the be a battle hetween the Dons of Weekend tic crowd loved the moves of the instruction to keep you dry. visiting Pioneers were held to USF and the Spartans for the even include enough Madrid, Spain-born super-star, he four shots-at -goal while the league championship. The Dons Hoping to make a good show- just didn't think he played that well. Spartans were taking 40 cracks won the NCAA crown in 1966, High and Low ing before the first home crowd "I have a bad cold . . . and -1 ILBOAT RENTALS per hr. at the visitors' net. hut since Mimi has joined the Spartan water conldn't move around very well The 1948 SJS football squul - \ OE, KAYAK. or ROWBOAT RENTALS 52.00 per hr. of the season, the In addition to their goals, Her- Spartan varsity. the San Fran- tonight." said Hernandez after tablished the record for 1.1 poIo squacl has been l'aqicticing nandez and Marechal conthbuted ciscans have had nothing but bad the win. single game defense, holdii.; hard fin Friday night's encyunter one assist each while Frank luck. Open All Day Saturday and Sunday But that would have to sur- team from Mexico to minu. with UOP. prise most of the Peefac at the yards. The Spartans a year later County Park -- 2' 2 mi. So. of campus The contest begins at 8 P.m. game. Hernandez used some El- scored 103 poi n t against Du, off Seater on Helyer in thy Spartan pool preceded by a gin Baylor-type moves, used the same team for ;I, r all-time high 7 p.m. engagement between the speed of Gale Sayers and the point pt oduct SJS frosts and Mount Pleasant High School. Talented Frosh The game will be SJS' second in Pacific Coast Athletic Associa- tion action, following a 14-7 vic- tory over Fresno State last Fri- day in enemy water. Gridders Ready Spartan coacn Lee Walton wishes to emphasize that the Head Spartan football coach and was a member of the 1969 game is free to SJS students. Joe McMullen and his staff have Shrine Game in Los Angeles.

All you need show is your student made their presence felt to Cali- Tomasso was one of the most body card. fornia college recruiters. sought-after high school quarter- Corning otf two losses and a The coaching staff's efforts backs in the area laid year while victory over last weekend in the have given the Spartan fresh- playing at Campbell High, where Nos tli California Open, a triumph Valley man football team something to he was a first team West over UOP would a.iiiir, give the forward tic w:ten they open League selection. Spartans a winning 13-21 rec- their season Friday in Fresno Other local players to enroll at -ord. against the Fresno Starr Sit ar- SJS are tight end Tully, who was Walton cited Mike Monsees, pick an all Mission Trail League *!. Bill Gerdts, Tim Halley and at King City; teammate Mike goalie Mike Runny's for out- Leading a list of outstanding Olivera (5-11, 200); Daly City's standing efforts during this first-year men are running back Steve Powell (6-1, 2401; guard week's practice sessions. Jim Lassiter, quarterback Gary Craig Cooper (5-10, 1801; Steve Tomasso, end Regan Tully, line- Bush from Branham of San Jose backer Steve Bush, running back and Tom Borup, who was an all Roughest Joe Hicks and fullback Dale Mt. Hamilton League selection ;it Knott. Hill High in San Jose.

Slar11444,1 11:1, 1 4. 14 , 114'S1 Lassiter was the leading scorer Hicks joins the Spartababes opponent over Ole ,,,, IdO in the Central Coast Section a from Compton and Knott wits a spartan .rno In- year ago while attending Mon- standout from Chnwehilla. dians have taken 24 victories terey High. He was picked first - Other members of the team in- against only two 1444 al , I44 SJS. ill Monterey Bay League clude Pat Fee, 6-1, 240-pound tackle from David Douglas High in Oregon; split end Leon Beach - SHAW INTERNATIONAL THEATRES ART FILMS man; linebacker Tony Frye; de- 3URBANK NOW PLAYING fensive end Al Farley; linebacker CONEIMIA "IF " 7 & 10:30 Oscar Kyles and defensive half- 552 S. BASCOM AVE. back Gary chatxwa. 295-7238 "DOKTOR" 8:45

PAPAW "GO! -FOR THE FURY, PICIURLJ FORCE AND FUN OF A MEMORIAL IIntramurals I ENIERPRFIS F:LM The losers couldn't. score ;Ind 1st RUN CO-HIT the winners had a hard time avoiding it in Tuesday's Intra- "FRAULEIN mural football. ATO bombed DSP 36-0, SAP: COLOR A PARAMOU,:' 'L DOKTOR" blanked Sigma Nu 27-0, Theta Chi clobbered PiKA 23-0 and EXOTIC UNDERGROUND MOVIES Sigma Chi toppled Sigma Pi 22-6. Today's 345 p.m. contests find WESTERN GEAR is. ..any ON THE MOVE!... NEW HI-CAMP SERIAL DSP tnecting PiKA. Theta Chi making everything from miniature motors to giant telescopes SPECIAL COMEDY plus THEATRE BURLESQUE battling Sigma Pi, Sigma Ntl clashing with ATO. Sigma Chi For YOU this means wide diversity of opportunity/unlimited opportunities for advancement/ tangling with SAE, and SAE col- MIDNITE 1URBANK MIDNITE CONIEIMIA liding with the 8th St., Tigers. interesting, challenging programs/small company atmosphere with individual attention FRI. & SAT. 52 S. liASGONI AVE. FRI. & SAT. Intramural direetor Dan Unruh and recognition plus big company facilities and techniques. 295-7238 has issued an urgent call for soccer referees. Anyone with a good knowledge If you are planning a career in TOWNE THEATRE 7M EXCLUSIVE of soccer rules is urged to contact Unruh in MG 121. 1 -1 ENGINEERING L] MANUFACTURING L RESEARCH 1433 THE ALAMEDA WEEK Tennis competition begins to- SAN JOSE 297-3060 day on the south campus courts. I__ I MARKETING t_ I INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Check the int raMUral bulletin Call your Placement Bureau TODAY to make or appointment with our Company Shows at 1:00 - 3:15- 5:30 - 7:45 & 10 P.M. board for assignments and limes. In addition, tomorrow is the representative, Brian Goodwin, College Relations Coordinator, who will conduct final day for two-man volleyball entries. The special volleyball CAMPUS INTERVIEWS tourney is slated to begin next Thursday with vomprtition ex. Thursday October 23 and Friday October 74 tending through Friday. Also coming up on the Intra- mural slate are speeial bowling and soiver es.enis P c begin later in October wesTeRn GEAR CORPORATION VI:got Sion:Ian:6 complete and un i.t I Ant Curious (Yellow) is TD Passes 2600 E. Imperial Hwy. Lynwood, Cal. 90262 "a landmark likely to permanently shatter many of our last re- maining movie conventions," says William Wolf of Cue Magazine, '11111 1,1,e11.111 The Evergreen Film nresented by Grove Press rtam Lena Nyman. Gene Isle', holds the SJS rev A Sandrews Production. ADMISSION RESTRICTED TO ADULTS. ord ftn. , .111 thuclitlown passes scot' I di ccc I.,y, --qr rT T, !!V Education Project Wally Cox, Twiggy California Skeleton Stand-Ins? Run by however. Dr. William Gustafson. chair- of the rolibery. was able to California is the -' ate to for the n.nv arran-trinent with man of the Men's Physical Edu- The department a. j rants are awarded Ir., secure the services of a stand-in i,. lf .1 an agent . 7.. Federal Cilit7.rn! cattail Department, is without a the Office of Eduefition directly skeleton for the rest of the se- g. s.mnent t admini,ter Follow skeleton. Li Li alcom.nrunity agencies, mester. proje....ts in early child- Through us:mita the public ;luta! system. While this kiss would un- By the start of this semester. hood education. the U.S. Office of Launihed on a pilot 1-...77sis in doubtedly prove fatal to most however, the stand-in, having ful- Education ha:; onnounced. 1967, Follow Taro:v.0i is cles7;nscl departmental chairmen, Gustaf- filled the terms of his contract, t.; help pnar chiliren dem- The Califot ni St ,t !depot t- specifi,aly son is feeling only the minor decided to end his fling as a in the (arl pr.inary mattes in- onstration model and return to ment of Education v...11 admini- lost an old lilt-it it;nul discomfort of having ster a $90e,060 awar.1 to fund six (Tease . the e private life. Si 7. friend. Follow Thr7aigh 1.7.77e .7)7 in tile made in a full -year !lead Of course, this decision left piogram. reported state during school year 1969-70. pre.)....h cd "Somebody stole it.- the physical education depart- MORRISON WONG, a stu- coirprrh077- probably with a The arrangement will test the s'onow Through's Dr. Gustafson. ment in serious trouble, with new- dent at SJS departed recently 771,171,4ot] ineludes s. tear or two welling up in his feasibility 7 I greater state in- sive students having to depend upon for Taipei. Taiwan, for a one- I7.7 volvement in Follow Throui.th progrens of instruction. eyes, when he discovered last life-size pictures of Twiggy and year study program at the Na- nutri7 his departments' Projects whi 1;,!h feiler.il and and dental caw, semester that Wally ('ox for aid in their studies. tional Chengchi University. and psychological se, human skeleton had been stolen. state funds are tiv.erl California "A check with San Jose Sur- Emphasis will be in Chinese' volvement of parents 717 7 .7 7 The skeleton, used for anatomy IS providing ;7 total of $25111)00 gical revealed that a plastic Mandarinlanguage courses, planning and operation, and train- and kinesiology classes in physi- from state compensator educa- model would cost about $300 and and a wide selection of courses ing of teachers and other srhad JOHN DIRKS, AAAA sera'arsidp winner, missed an honorary cal education, was taken from a tion funds for the six proleots. take over a month to obtain. A in literature, philosophy and staff. dinner at the Mark Hopkins because he put this bike down on a locker in the Men's Gym some- In ad tutors to the stateadmin- human skeleton would cost about history are offered. Aspects Like Head Star t. Follow Santa Barbara freeway. John won $600 worth of scholarships time during the spring. isterel prajeets, six other 127711(m. $400 and take over a year and of the Chinese culture will be Through is funded under the Evii. this summer as an advertising intern. Help was nearby at the time Through projects will operate in one-half," explained Dr. Gustaf- studied and there will be a nomie Opportunity Act. The pro- California under in-ants totaling son. variety of planned tours of the bs the $1.2 million. Foflow Through na- gram is administered country. Time will also be given Both of these choices being un- tionwide will fund 140 projects Office of Education under a dele- for travel to Hong Kong, acceptable at this time, the Men's serving son, 777 7 .7.71 Tokyo and other places of Physical Education Department in the nev. cultural interest in the Far Schelirds4s Totaling $600 is putting out an S.O.S. to anyone East. The program is part of who would happen to have a skeleton in their possession that the California State Colleges International Study Abroad the department could purchase. Program and students from Art Cleaners Boris Karloff, you're gone, but Won by Advertising Intern 18 California State Colleges not forgotten. are participating. in.scouivr In a qtav ; I he eriean Association of Advertising (lid so and came out the exclu- 7j.ht of the 77777.1 it. Agencies) summer intern scholar- sive winner of that award, worth WITH ASB CARD ship, which made John's intern- an additional $100. oat is Jets Hijacked Service ship worth more than $500 be- John is now National Adver- Air Force Test One Day I ;a sets- fore he woticts1 a minute. The tising Manager for Spartan Daily, HAVANA (API -- Two South Sweaters & Ca,hmere Coats SJS stoilimt, interested in tak- supplied schol- Gut. Specialty foci that he won an AAAA and has completed his internship American jetliners were hijacked 777I won arship qualified him to apply for ing the Air Force Qualifying Test 400 E. SANTA CLARA at Meltzer Alum and Lemen in to Cuba yesterday, on the second "Work of .4rt" thc Media Agency Client/West- for Reserve Officer Training 293.4900 San Francisco. anniversary of the death of Er- ;),,. 2., ;Am- ern Advertising scholarship. John Other SJS students winning the nesto "Che" Guevara, hero of the Corps on Satutclay, Oct. 18, annual AAAA scholarship were Cuban revolution. It is not known should contact the Air Force Christine Smith, Marvin Cleve- whether there was any connec- ROTC office in MacQuarrie Hall, land, Joe Uhian, and Tom Wat- tion between the hijackings and Rm. 407, as soon as possible, or son. the anniversary. telephone 294-6414, ext. 2241. BEAU TIES BEAI TIES AFROTC from Camarillo. The Zeta Sorority ft urn Sunnyvale, to Campus Life Editor's Note: wedding will be in June, 1970, Kenneth Kludt, senior engineer- Pinning, engagement or mar- WEDDINGS ing major from Sunnyvale. The riage announcements may be Sarni Sehuback, senior sociol- wedding was July 19 in the SJS turned in to the Spartan Daily ogy major and member of Delta Memorial Chapel. Office (JC 208) anytime. PINNINGS Julie Bihn, senior social sci- ence major and member of Gam- ma Phi Beta Sorority from So- noma, to David S. Lovett, senior recreation major and member of Delta Simla Phi Fraternity from San Jose, ENGAGEMENTS PIANIITS Marcia Ann Shinault, senior public relations major and mem- SANDWICH SHOP ber of Sigma Kappa Sorority 275 E. San Fernando fiom Beale AFB, to Roy Frank, senior business major and flight mit Hs JairN I Ill Its, o p.777. instructor and member of Sigma I III \ a.111.41 111.110. Phi Epsilon Fraternity from Los Altos Hills. The wedding IN set for Feb. 1, 1970. BREAKFAST Charlotte Marshall, senior jour- Bacon & Eggs 48c nalism major and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Sausage & Eggs 53c from Van Nuys, to Robert W. k, Arington, SJS graduate in in- Hot Cakes 38c dustrial management and mem- ber of Alpha Tau Omega Frater- nity from Fremont. The wedding LUNCH will be in June, 1970. Sandwiches Linda Potter, junior from San- Hamburgers ta Barbara, to Lee Meyer, junior Fries Specials electrical engineering major and Chili Dogs Salad hal- member of the Institute of Elec- trical and Electronic Engineers Dinner 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m...*)!) from Santa Bain:um. Kathie Manning, junior psy- MONDAY : 7) chology major and member of Spaghetti & Meat 1 00 Phrateres from Los Angeles, to Balls, Salad. Garlic k. Charles Dahl, junior psychology P major from San Jose. The wed- Bread ding is set for Aug. 7, 1971. TUESDAY: Cynthia Al-Italic, senior English major and member of Delta Phi Mexican Dinner, :31 00 Upsilon from Seaside, to Donald Salad. Garlic Bread G. Musser, senior business and industry major from San Jose. WEDNESDAY: Notch& M. Cross, junior busi- Steak Fry, Baked 5125 identity ness administration major from , Potato. Salad. Garlic your North Hollywood, to Do you have to give up James M. Dourgarlan, senior journalism Bread major from Stockton. The wed- THURSDAY: to make it in a big corporation? ding is set for Aug. 8, 1970. slop carol Donal, senior social gel-, ? You've heard the stories: fossilized that they're scared of people who developed the high-energy liquid ence major and member of Delta who sharpest Zeta Sorority from Palo Alto, tol One big corporation forbids you to who don't fit the "norm"? laser, came up with the -14C\aa wear anything but white shirts. Not this company. color TV picture in the world, who pio- *Steve Lambeth, senior manpow- Another says it wants you to be "crea- Weare not hung upon trivia like that. neered instant electronic stock market er management major and mom- her of Arnold Air society and tive"and gives you a 4-pound rule The advances General Telephone & quotations. and so on. book telling you exactly how to do it. Electronics has made didn't come from We are looking for more people like Mary Ann Roller presents Yet another doesn't want you to buy people hiding behind organization thispeople who aren't afraid to stand Adm: $2.50, 3.50, 4.50 a more expensive car than your boss chartsand smiling at the right time. up and try themselves out. SAN JOSE because "it wouldn't look right" They came from people who used We are an equal opportunity em- Nina Simone TICKETS ON SALE Is this really happening in American their brains: ployer: at San Jose Box office, business? People who revolutionized picture- All you need to make it with us is a FRI. SAT. 912 Town & Country Village Havecompanies becomr, en rigid and taking with the Sylvania flashcube, good head on your shoulders. (246-1160) OCTOBER 17 OCTOBER 18 BERKELEY TICKETS AT Downtown Center B. 0., General Telephone & Electronics 8:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 325 Mason, S.F. San Jose Civic Berkeley Community Sherman Clay B.O., General Telephone & Eleclron.e. Lebefelerall 11,1.n.a Veclr, O., ... Auditoriurn Theater 2135 Broadway, Oak. 1 CHRISTMAS CHARTERS NO MEMBERSHIP FEE OAKLAND-LONDON L . Dec 19 Return Jen. 3 ROUND TRIP $249 s OAKLAND-NEW YORK I. D.-, 19 Return Jan. 3 ROUND TRIP $139 LIA TRANS -INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES 008 JET wi TH MEALS SUMMER CHARTER SCHEDULE AVAILABLE NOW! Contact Prof. David Mage at 293-1033 or 1) \ 11.1 - '; Is T-M Travel Agency. 60 N. First St., San Jose ..e../"../zezocesseroorocordzock Art Display in Gallery rttIle.rts. allit Very light in shadc. cur- lives in Berkeley. His series is r, inc 5.15 "an artificial world going along Main Ai I .. Tiw exhibit of with an artificial man." Open Tonight diawings. viii, outlay 11w-Tin- Open Nights hotkm of the Church. SSIII I. Monday Nutt ThArsclay Until 9:00 P.M. n through Oct. '21. Our Mistake, All Day Saturday .! ....in's theme is "Mandala." Lola of Free Parking en.ploying the circle and th. Wrong School err us of early Christian symbol- -D0 , c , Don Pic ,loy ism. R consists of what Glavin Hans Weissintar, world-famous 286..0930 CAR J. calls the Dimosys SeriCM and Fin- violin maker, will not present fetetlipeo.ic LOVERS ALLEN STRANGE . . an electronic music specialist who negan:: Wake Series. two lectures at SJS as announced 330 S. 10th SAN JOSE Let's do our thing also gives plugged -in concerts. Glavin's heading is, "an aging in yesterday's Spartan Daily. A, RTI`,IS hue'!g her! repentance." Ile is currently Anyone interested in hearing ------La11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Asters Coin-Op Auto Wash worh1n4 in conjunction with on Weisshaar will have to travel to 732 S. lit St. 804 Lincoln Ann. campus artist and sculptui or Don California State College at IIty- 'New environments Music' at SJS Campbell creating ward. He will be speaking tlu r. ELLEN:\ cALLER1 If tile music department pro- employing the use of lasses' on Thursday, Oct. 9 and Friday. FOREIGN Pine Arts \\liter vides him with an electronic mu- beams. Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. in the =Ste "Electronic music, a new art sic studio next semester, Strange (I! are I CAR form, will eventually be taught at hopes that all students will have SJS," according to assistant pro- the chance to become exposed to fessor J. Allen Strange, a special- this form of music. 'MEV IS SOMETHING YOU CAN DO . . . SERVICE ist in electronic music and new "In most major conceits around If you own a car that was member of the music depart- the country." said Strange, "elec- HOW? ment's faculty. tronic music will be a part of made in Europe. you prob- Strange, who is currently a join the performance and I feel that ably know that it needs Fall Car Coats candidate for a doctorate in elec- every student should at least be tronic music at the University of familiar with this type of music ALPHA PHI OMEGA careful service and repair. California at La Jolla, says this before he enters the profession: Both of these t from form of music actually started in world." service fret. Garage Europa. the Bay Area around 1956. Before coming to San Jos, visit our rush table on 7th St. Simply explained, the sounds Strange was an insttuctor at In- are produced electronically by os- cillators or generators and then diana University, Indiana, Penn- Formal Rush these sounds are treated electron- sylvania. He hopes to give sotn. Monday Oct. 13, 7 p.m. GARAGE ically with modulators, filters or purely electronic music concet t 'OPEL' phase shifters and composed into this year. His work can be he- Garden City Hofbrau structural music forms. EUROPA on a recent release "New Dire.-- For those who are not mech- FOR DETAILS - 850 Lincoln Avenue 295-9082 anically inclined, electronic mu- tions in Sound" on Capra R., CALL LEE WILLIAMS 287-3481 (EXT. 403) sic is most popular with rock ords. -.111 111111111116011H11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111117 groups and is used on the Beatles new album, "Abbey Road." "Since electronic music is usu- via In style rain or shine ally presented to an audience a tape recorder," Strange said, Sizes 3-15 "it is not very exciting for peo- From $19.99 ple to sit and stare at two spin- ning reels while listening to the Leather & Suede music." Boots "Therefore, many composers are mixing electronic music with Perfect Accessory other media such as light shows and blaek.41.1m," said Strange. there Sizes 51/2-91/2 According to Strange, popular dancers, such From $26.99 are several Take Penny as Merce Cunningham of New Cpcn Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9 York who dance to electronic mu- sic.

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Judy is college. She's books and study, takes her. pizza, football games, parties and serenades. She's something you don't want to forget. Pictures don't forget! Judy's a sweetheart in bright, clear color Al! you do is drop a Film cartridge with a Kodak lnstamatic if 44 camera. No settings to make. No focusing. Just drop into a Kodak Instamatic camera in a 126 film cartridge, aim, shoot. In- and take Penny. For keeps. doors, pop on a flashcube. Its that easy! And it costs so little, it's easy to own. In beautiful color snapshots Gorse in and see us today. or color slides. Indoors, pop on a flashcube. It's so much EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC easier than painting a Kodak white picket fence. WEBBS Kodak Instamatiecolor cameras. From less than $10. 66 SO. FIRST., Downtown San Jose 1084 LINCOLN AVE., Willow Glen 56 VALLEY FAIR Shopping Center UNIVERSITY AVE.. Palo Alto 5-SPARTAN DAILY lcinn Jayhawks Thurstm neto n FREE Spartaguide Publicity chairmen ut minims meet at Lake Vasona. A BBQ is Risk Nests organizations. 3 :30 p.m. JC 263. ii:stitttiss, 3:30 p.m., 3m1 floor scheduled. No meeting. All stu- FOR RENT pub- Orientation meeting. Free dents are invited. A rush tea for all coeds licity kits will be distributed. In Kansas TV's New members are Espcmiaiintal College and Sag Occupational Therapy Club, Special Student Rates Sarigha ('lub. are sponsoring a The University of Kansas is I 5:30 p.m. 1-111303. Potluck dinner ? siIi p ss r .tdrainist ration scheduled. All occupational ma- seminar of Buddhism. It will be having student -housing prob- $9.00 PER MONTH Doughnut and Coffee lab. 7 p us., Garden City Hof- jors are invited. held at 1098 Chapman t corner of lems, too, according to the Daily! * between The Alameda Kansan. 377-2935 * Priddy o, Saturday, , Market and Post St.). Geology Get Together, 12:30 Newhall , II rograms and orientation p.m., DH318. Stanford Univer- and Park Ave.). Everyone is in- It seems apartment owners sity Prof. James Ingle will speak if yo,: bring this ad to: are scheduled. vited. Bishop Nippo Syaku will are organizing in protest of on Japanese relations. damages and slovenly upkeep by be guest speaker. Lii Management Mao- * Philosophy 'majors, 2 and 2:30 students living in off-campus rine Classical Guitar.. 7 :SO p.m.. Garden City housing, and are trying to es- CHARLIE'S Post T. p.m.. EDVA. Election of officers SATURDAY ;trot tablish a uniform code for their 'Thiry Than 80 Model". lii Stock Donut & Bakery Shop meeting. Undergraduates will

./DOT,e3DOCIOCer meet at 2 p.m. anti graduates at Mountaineering Club, 9 a.m., dealings with student tenants. 478 S. 10'b Si. 2:30 p.m. 8th and San Carlos. First trip of "We don't want the neighbor- 293-8484 hoods to become slums," one IitcCord Iitok Spanish Club, 3:30 p.m., Cafe- semester to Castle Rock State landlady stated. teria A. Election of officers. Park. All students welcome; bring Itiilclttcg 8 Open Daily the lunch and sodas. Another grievance owners 14001 oillpaIll.%e American Stu- 810 .Insn & ( iffintr) Silage and hold, is that many students give 7 A.M.-I0 P.M. 5 p.m. F:11 dents Organization, Angel Flight, 1 p.m., Pacifica deposits to hold apartments, and Sati .155-1 - Phone 296-61 112. Orientation meeting. All 2 75c room of new College Union. All later demand them back when students welcome. o coeds are invited to a rush tea. they find better apartments. * ' //oar - /id r )C1-1011 ,,. _ tisristian Science Organiza- tion, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Cha- 'SAMPUS BILLIARD pel. All interested students and ,Idor .it ird faculty invited. -0:0000Cr Spartan Chinese Club, 7:30 p.m., Faculty Cafeteria. Emer- Spartan Daily Classifieds gency meeting. Selection of charity ball queen candidate scheduled. bodi guitar GUITAR: Gibson thin hollow HOUSING 151 ANNOUNCEMENTS 11) 287.0439, PERSONALS In TOMORROW and amp. Like new. Call TAPE RECORDERS, NEW CASSETTE NOW RENTING: Hotel St. Claire. Per- WAWONA Intervarsity C'hristlan Fellow- for Faculty Members: batteries, 2 tapes, case, DEAR FLYING CLUB AC/DC. incl. manent occupancy $125 & up/mo. $42.50 Thank you ship. 7:30 p.m.. C11231. Guest equipped planes. Beginning pilots earphone, etc. 1 yr. war- 3 wet microphone, & up/wk. All services available. St. Jude speaker Mary VVebYter will talk SJSC Ext. 2158. ranty. Retail $41.50. Sale $29.95, Call 287.4781. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: upper SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE for only on "Challenge of Christ's Life." SPACE FOR PARKING-three cars- div. to share nice 2 bdrm. apt. 10 min. $89.50. with color pictures of course. Refreshments are also scheduled. rear, hI i S.,_811isSt., San Jose. MUTANT SHEEP Things on Sale Now! Call 294-1809 afternoons or eves. 100 S. 2nd St., San Jose. to SJSC. Phone 378-8305. WOMAN" Friday MAYFLY Too, attrac- Oriaeri. 7 to 10 p.m. A get "A MAN AND A MATURE MALE SENIORseeks Or). It. Morris Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 BACK TO SCHOOL POSTER SALE- FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: To tive, active female for weekend camp- together in Women's Gym. Vol- r.m. 50:, MAYFLY, 62 E. San Fernando St. share 2 bdon, with 2 other girls. $58/ out at Big Sur. See Bill Rm. 1011 High leyball, ping pong, and a live band mo. 415 S. 8th *8, 286-0898. Rise Dorm. THERE IS SOMETHING YOU CAN DO U.S. SURPLUS: Field Jackets. Combat scheduled. Sports .10 ti s wanted. are r I, a Phi Omega Service Boots, Bell Bottom Pants, Pea Coats, & MALE or FEMALE Roommate sic planned from 7 to 930 iitn ,y. Our Fall husk is now open. Camping Supplies. HIPPIE FASHIONS: Mountain Cabin, $50/mo. Call Bob 353- SERVICES 181 iind dancing from 10 to 1 a.m. Ail Te information visit our table on Furs. Loather & Suede Jackets. Velvet 2093. at 287.3481, 3rd Hand Store. r.all Lee Williams Goodies. Jack & Pat's BEDROOM HOUSE with a family St udents are invited. I Mon., Oct. 8th & 9th, 3 STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Ac- Rush Dinner 375 E. Heddinq St. between room, or 4 bedroom, Dining room, 2 at Garden City Hofbrau. Hours 11.6. Closed Mondays. curate, Minor Editing. Mrs. Baxter. Phone !Ski Club, 5:30-7:30 p.m., will baths, gardener, new carpets & drapes. 244-6581. PI of Willow Glen. Call 948- HATHA YOGA for inner awareness. In quiet area RENT A TV OR STEREO: Free service. HELP WANJED 141 5 p.m. - red by Kriyaneda and the Yoga 0904 after No contract. Free delivery in SJ. Call 7:30 -ship. Starts Mon. Oct. 13. FEMALE ROOMMATES needed. 2 Esche's. 251-2598. 484 2 Grace Baptist Church Gym, MALE-FEMALE. $3 per hour plus bonus apt. $45.00/mo. 3 blks. from for 6 bedroom NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs stu- Hair Length E. Sr Fernando at 10th. $15 servicing customers in established terri- campus. 384 E. Williams *6. Call 297- Meditation. Require- dents and licensed pilots. Four aircraft, week series. Instruction in tory. At least 15 hrs. to spare. 3909. ments: neat appearance and car, Call for low membership fee & monthly dues. 257- MAKE WAWONA appointment. 264-0699. The Fuller Brush WANTED: Congenial male to share ex- 7562 or 248-8484. 1r' Company. cellent one bdrm. apt. close to campus, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Accurate, Fast. Old Problem Call 286-1858. Can Edit. 5 miles from campus. Mrs. AUTOMOTIVE 121 at Blind WANTED - CUSTOMERS, Aslenian - 298-4104. Pilot Metalcrefts (upstairs) 74 E. San TEACHER WANTS upper division or , PORTSMOUTH, N.H. AP)- - TRIUMPH '66 1200 Sedan. Excellent Fernando St. Bring this ad for 25c dis- grad. serious male-a good home. Quiet, TYPING - Manuscripts, term papers, thesis, etc. All work guaranteed. Rea- The length of young men's hair condition, tires, 29,000 mi. $850. 328- count on HANDMADE EARRINGS. clean, TV, washer, 4 rooms. 951 N. 4th 297-2938. Leave Message. sonable. Will edit. 294-3772. 0234 or 323-9615. WANTED: was already an issue in this DISHWASHER & HASHER CHILD CARE-In my home. Days: Mon.- Immaculate Call 292-7278. "A MAN AND A WOMAN" Friday Oct. 1965 TRIUMPH Bonneville. For evening dinners. Near Reed School District. Mrs. town 320 years ago. $700,00. 529 S. 7th St. Call 10. Morris Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c. Condition. CHICKS WANTED for modeling. Good Donna Bowman. 269-2654. : %he Processing ii Magistrates of Portsmouth is- 287.3317, pay - honest work. 286-2509. Evenings. GRAD STUDENT seeks a small, clean DO YOU NEED your house cleaned? sued the following proclamation FOR SALE: 1965 Honda 305 Super Must have good body. room near campus for up to $40/mo. Call Christina - 297-4773. Call All Ashref, 848-9433 or write PO Hawk. 10,000 miles. $295.00, 641 S. 11th for WEDDING photographed in na- in 1649: EXPERIENCED waiters, busboys Box 587. Berkeley. YOUR *15. Call 286-3056. weekends at Chinese-Polynesian Rest. tural color from $50.00. Call Frank Dalkey "For as much as the wearing 1956 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr/Ht/V8, runs Must speak Chinese. Waikiki Village, MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: to share 298.0894, of long hair, after the manner of siccd. $100 or best offer. Call 247-1043. 15466 San Jose-Los Gatos Rd. 356-9164. apt. with 2 others. Upper Div. preferred. TYPING MY HOME - near Westgate 423 S. 71h *6. Call 292-9775. - Electric Typewriter '65 SUNBEAM IMP, 34,000 ml.. 35 $ NEED MONEY $ - Newspaper sam- Shopping Center ruffians and barbarous Indians, - PICA Type - phone: 379.5098. mpg., $400. Prof artist, will decorate ple program full time, part time, steady WAWONA IS Al MOST HERE has begun to invade New Eng- free. Cell Jim eves. 292.6615. work. 4 good men wanted immediately. Age 18 to 29. $2 per hr. guaranteed TRANSPORTATION 19/ land we, the magistrates, do de- MAN AND A WOMAN" Friday Oct. "A plus bonus. No exp. needed. Earn while clare and manifest our dislike 10. Morris Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c. LOST AND FOUND (6") you learn. Transportation frn. Call to- 2 RIDERS WANTED from Salinas to Son ond detestation against the HARLEY-DAVIDSON 250. $300.00 Phone day. Mr. Looney 292-6811. Jose. Monday through Friday. Call 758- 356.5436. wearing of such long hair, as VARIETY & EXPERIENCE in full-time TO CATCH A THIEF! Anyone see a 4981 in Salinas. '61 CORVAIR, red, automatic, new tires employment through temporary job as- tallish, blond guy leaving D.H. Thurs. CAR POOL or riders needed to and against a thing uncivil and un- & brakes. Good condition, very low signments, short and long term. Your with box or wad of records. Contact from Palo Alto daily. 327-2343 eyes. or manly, whereby men do deform rice. Call Berry, 286-9126 eves. clerical skills needed by PARTIME, The Art Rangno. Ext. 2831. Dead or Alive. weekend. Quality Temporary Help Service. Call themselves and do corrupt good 1968 Suzuki 305 cc. Good Girl CAR POOLS-Santa Cruz, Aptos, Wat- FOR SALE: Heidi or Jan at 286.5353. LOST - '70 Gold Class Ring. manners. to,dition. Blue Book $575. asking $500. ring with initials M A L. If found call sonville, day & evening. Let's get to- "We do, therefore, earnestly 372-8805 evenings. WAWONA IS COMING Chuck 297-7923. PLEASE! oetherl Marlene, 724-1266, to Europe & New York entreat all elders of this juris- '60 RAMBLER 6 cyl., stein, trans., me- REWARD: UOP graduation & wedding JET CHARTERS perfect WANTED - RESPONSIBLE COUPLE as from $139 round trip. No fee. Contact $150. 286-3479. rings. Lost Oct. 4, Lick Observatory. diction to manifest their zeal assistant managers of apts. Call Steve Prof. David Mega at 293-1033. 287-4336 after 6:00. )(cull f:c.d a future against it, that such as shall 62 VESPA 65 Good cond. $100. '60 VW or Bobbi for interview - 287.7590. Call Qc cis eng. work $100. Surfboard WAWONA IS HERE! prove obstinate and will not re- , - S90/offer. Bob 328-7807. form themselves, may have God, Filiico-Ford 60 FORD, Convert., one owner. auto. at and man to witness against T. i.. V8. white, R & H, $195. Phone: LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Your future will be as bold and as bright as your them." 2- 2524. imagination and ambition make it. iv '64 TRIUMPH TR-4: AM/FM radio. Must Come to: future will be as chall 2nging as your assignments... aooreciate. $1250. Brad 294-3390. might work on anything from satellites to and you !969 HARLEY DAVIDSON 12$: 800 Classified Adv. communications systems, to microelectronics, to horn* Angel Flight Rush AsH,ci $325. Moulder Hall entertainment or appliances Its your chance to be , r5 Phone 294.2927 ask for Jim. as good as you want to be. You will build an Fall rush for Angel Flight i965 MGB, BRG, wire wheels, Michelin Office - J206 experience bank that will prepare you for many opportunities. will open to all college women X ires, new top, excel. cond. 322-9058 Your future begins by meeting our representativaa this week. eves. when they visit your campus. Or, write to The ladies of Angel Flight '66 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE Rebuilt - Mon.-II- I slight College Relations. PhilcoFord Corporation, promote interest in the U.S. Air damage. $600 or trade VW (or) 297-5404. C & hogs Streets. Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 Force, Air Force ROTC and per- 1:30-3:30 '63 PONTIAC form service projects for the TEMPEST $3st or best PHILCO-FORD WILL BE Ilr'r ON d Transportation ar. R/H, underprivileged. THURS., FRI 23 & 24 Ralph 295.9396. Information on the national , Tues.-l0- 12 66 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder. 3 speed. service sorority may he obtained a condition. $1000 or best offer. 2:30-3:30 PHILCC) at their booth on Seventh Street ' 295-1514. The Better idea People In Your Future Thursday and Friday. A formal DO WAWONA rush tea will be held at t p.m. A-H An Equal Opportunity Employer SPRITE - '43, recent engine and Wed.-II- I Saturday in the Pacifica Room ission overhaul, new paint, Sharp! of the tww cuile,te rni4tri. iT3. 377.3960. 1:30-3:30 FOR SALE 131 Thurs.-l0- 12 Drive-in and FREE EAR PIERCING - FAST - PAIN- Dining Room Service LESS with purchase of Gold Earrings. 2:30-3:30 Call for appointment. 297-6522. Evelyn s. 40 S. lit St. Downtown. TYPEWRITER: Good Condition, Not e portable. $25.00. Call 227-0411 after Fri.-1 I - I 5 p.m. TICO S A`f THERE ,c YOLJ 110551E31LX HAVE A 19E0 AVAILASLE 1:30-3:30 TWO HUMAN HAIR FALLS: 21 in., IN ANY OF TN' CD -E0' PORAA5 med, brown-one with red highlight-5. 8.0st offer Phone ...... 286.4253. ------...... 1ACOS CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. 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