The Stanford Daily

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 STANFORD. CALIFORNIA VOLUME 157. NUMBER 1

Today, all over the country, thousands of intelligent Crimes Americans cluster around holes in the ground, to watch | ground hogs watching their shadows. ASSU Rape, Thefts Add Up | Here's a simple solution for you: if you see the Daily's Spending / shadow today, there will he six more weeks of ground hogs. To 'Normal Weekend' ' Wait a minute . . . ' This is the first issue of Volume 157 of The Stanford A rape, a 'till-tap' at Tresidder theft was believed to have taken Daily, a very shadowy organization. Drugstore, and a burglary at the place between midnight on Jan. If you see any weird shadows, report it to our editorial residence of Junipero's faculty 30 and 3:30 p.m. yesterday Finally Approved resident highlighted a weekend of afternoon, when it was first 'I offices, 321-2300 x4632. numerous crimes on the Stanford discovered. sell your ' Call business Want to ground hog our offices at is shouting and shaking hands as campus. crimes reported during By DAVE BRENNER total income for this year Other they filed out. Unknown to those one officer last two auto |! 327-4150. After almost a year of $1 45,600, while outlays are However, police the weekend included who left, however, the vote which night characterized the weekend burglaries and a fistfight in front i! (Today has returned, same time, same station, daily.) controversy and conflict, the expected to go over $1 50,000. by they understood to be on the final and of Hall. ASSU Senate approved the Some Senators, led John as "fairly normal Stern budget had been interpreted by are better and some 1969-70 budget in a Saturday Shoch, proposed that the budgets routine—some some-Shoch among them-to bo a are worse." He indicated that, on morning meeting marked by of individual organizations be vote only on the changes the it was "mostly a quiet constant haggling over procedure reevaluated so that cuts could be whole, World, National News proposed by Bazile, and not on and peaceful" period and said that and budget cuts. The budget had made. The majority was opposed, the final budget. it was not a abnormal been under consideration since since previous allotments had particularly The radicals contend that weekend in any respect. last spring, when LASSU was been made after discussion of the ASSU still does not have a budget. The trouble started Friday unable to finish it before the uses each group had for the Pot Sentences Vary They intend to bring the matter Sharply because it Eventually, night when a coed was raped as quarter's end partly money requested up for another vote of she walked Palm Drive from attendance dropped when $'2,050 was drawn from MECHA, in hopes up from alloted the railroad station. Police said SACRAMENTO (AP)-California seriously considering it, largely A small number gave no meetings called during dead week BSU, Professor's Commissio, the cutting more the budgets so that less money need last night that no new leads had judges vary sharply in toughness because of side effects. particular reason. The magazine and finals. This year's Senate got a Speech Association, and the be from ASSU developed in the case. (For a when sentencing first-time Publicity generated by last did not say how many had given late start and has been plagued by International Association and drawn reserves, by related article, see page six.) marijuana law offenders, a special month's Senate subcommittee up the pill in order to have $5,000 from reserves. which stand to be depleted At about 5:15 p.m. yesterday, statewide survey showed Sunday. hearings on passible hazards of the children. lengthy debate on many budget The meeting was significant almost 1/3 this year if Bazile's to five or six Negro juvenile males The report revealed that the pill was given as the prime reason The poll was based on requests. not only because it completed a motion is accepted. (According David entered the Tresidder Memorial severity of a sentence for by about one-third of those who telephone interviews of 895 The Senate had approved task begun last spring, but because student financial manager reserves can be Union Drugstore, according to a possessing marijuana is largely had quit or were thinking about women between 21 and 45. budgets for all organizations it marked the end of the Senate Swift, the reduced this without police spokesman. After milling determined by where you live. it, the magazine said Sunday. About one-fourth of them said except itself when Saturday's coalition between the white by amount financial around the store for several The figures were prepared by About one-fourth said they they had used the pill within the meeting began. The purpose was radicals and blacks. jeopardizing the ASSU's minutes, one of the youths asked the State Bureau of Criminal were worried because of actual past three months, and they were to trim previous allotments to Strange Bedfellows position.) the cashier about the price of a Statistics for Assemblyman Alan side effects experienced by questioned further about whether outside groups by $7,050.35 in The tone of the discussion was t lory Speech When presented with the cigarette lighter. As the cashier Sieroty, D-Beverly Hills. themselves or friends. they had quit since. order to balance the budget. The set very early when vice-chairman radicals' view of the budget, was attempting to determine the When the legislature starts its John Shoch said, "I don't have a Chairman Dave Edwards was price of the article, someone second month on Monday, ticket for the railroad that is incensed. a heated exchange he reached over the counter and Sieroty plans to introduce trying to run through here." He In bet life removed some bills from the $10 legislation to cut the penalty for was referring to some rather wagered, "I'll you your against mine that this is the final compartment of the register. possession of marijuana to a strange bedfellows, the blacks and voted Amount Unknown misdemeanor with a maximum the conservatives, who budget." on most major issues Chairman Dave Edwards shared The amount taken was not sentence of 90 days in county jail. together anger over the immediately known, pending an At present, possessing Saturday. Bazile's inordinate of time being spent audit of the day's sales. Police last marijuana in California is a felony According to the radicals, this amount fiery night estimated the loss at which carries a sentence of from resulted from the Roger Reed discussing procedure. In a implored group to between $10-50. Santa Clara one to 10 years in state affair. They contend that the speech he the County sheriffs obtained prison—although on first offences, blacks offered to absolve Reed of "get down to discussing the big a the debt, as the conservatives organizations that we know are descriptions of two of the judge has the power to levy a " to have to be cut. Shortly juveniles and a set of fingerprints misdemeanor penalty, which wished, in return for conservative going inside the store. They later issued carries a maximum of one year in assistance in pushing the budget thereafter he proposed that $500 an all points bulletin for the five, county jail. through. be cut from the BSU budget who were last seen headed on foot Sieroty noted that his bill is Paul Witt accused the blacks of leaving it with $11,000. across White Plaza. backed by the California playing power politics and making Shoch quickly moved that an Also over the weekend, the Parent-Teacher Association and alliances with anyone who could additional $2,000 be cut from the apartment of Associate Professor California Public Health League, help them achieve their aims. Leo BSU allocation, charging that of English Albert Gelpi, in and is similar to an eased federal Bazile, BSU chairman, replied, some money was being used to Wilbur-Junipero, was burglarized. law on marijuana backed by "That's right." pay off last year's debts and that Although an official report was President Nixon and recently Final Solution expenses for the Colonist had TWO ABSTAINERS— listens as Yale Braunstein makes a point during Saturday's ASSU Senate budget not available late last night, police passed by the U.S. Senate. I John Shoch, left, After considerable discussion, been greatly overestimated. He with on most votes. indicated that two or three white He added that present debate. Among other remarkable events, the meeting saw the blacks align the conservatives Bazile offered the final solution, was well armed with specific facts "school-age" juveniles took a marijuana laws "are alienating incorporating many of the and in a later interview offered television set and a women's many young people and causing decisions reached earlier into one that he had similar figures for a purse. No estimate of the loss was them to have disrespect for the Car Takes complete motion. By taking half dozen groups. available. law—much as Unexpected from the ASSU reserve and Paul Witt also accused Bazile of prohibition laws did Dip $5000 Police said that several students a generation ago." varying amounts up to $500 from looking out for his own had reported seeing the youths Roderick Calkins, a senior at By the time Calkins got inside unplanned evening swim to attach individual organizations, the self-interest and attacked his taking the television set out of the Stanford, launched his sailboat in the car and set the emergency cables to the sunken vehicle. budget could be balanced. Bazile's attitude toward the capitalist building. Police emphasized that Pill Use Declines Lake Lagunita Friday evening. brake, the car was floating in the The car glistening under the motion carried by a vote of 22-2, system by saying, "You are an official report had still not And his car. And his trailer. water. It floated several minutes spotlights, was full of water and with 5 absentions, including those playing the game instead of trying been filed. NEW YORK (AP)—A Gallup According to Stanford Police, before sinking in about seven feet the crowd that had gathered of Shoch, Witt, and Yale to change the name of the game." Lens Stolen Poll in Newsweek Magazine Calkins was launching his craft of muddy water. began to speculate as to whether Braunstein. Bazile responded by stating Santa Clara County sheriffs reports that 18 per cent of women when his red Chevrolet, with Crews from four wreckers it would start or not. It didn't. When it became clear that that he would like to change the were also investigating the who used oral contraceptives trailer attached, began to roll worked for about an hour to No damage estimate was Bazile's motion on the budget game, but that his first concern burglary of a camera lens from the within the past three months have down the hill next to the retrieve the car. A driver from the available and there were no would pass with the necessary 2/3 was his own people who had to Stanford Daily's darkroom. The given them up and 23 per cent are boathouse toward the water. Wasmuth Garage wrecker took an injuries. majority, senators began to leave, struggle for day-to-day survival

88 Topless Women In Symbolic Scene Starr, Sellers Face Censorship In Latest Flick

By ANDY ISRAEL indicated that his prolonged each film I am playing a part the idea what you are worth was up at the Dorcester one day was playing an Englishman. I used they'd dive in. They would, Bell-bottomed journalists from contact with the well-dressed same way I would act in everyday financially?" and we had a couple of ideas so the voice of an English eccentric there's no doubt about it. When the L.A. Free Press rubbed Starr had influenced his own life." Starr replied, "Things are Answer: "About five dollars. . we wrote them down.That's how I and modeled the make-up after a this comes on a lot of people get shoulders with the bow-tied dress. Sitting down together, Starr the same (in each film) except for .1 have no idea you know." was involved in the writing." young Albert Schweitzer." up and walk out; I've seen this gentry of the establishment press and Sellers were subjected to a the lines-and half of them are the Question: "And was there Since a film is basically a It is doubtful a young Albert happen in London. It's hardly in the Crystal Room of the heavy barrage of strobe lights same." anything special you did when money-making proposition the Schweitzer would do some of the worth saying but nevertheless, I Beverly Hills Hotel. from the cameras of attending No Coaching you first came into real money?" question arose as to whether things that Sir Guy Grand did think people will knife you in the Sellers All were waiting for Bungalow photographers. When the clicking Ringo continued about his Answer: "Yep, I bought three had done the film for the with his money to prove people back for money so they most subsided acting career. "I've salary or because he no. 3 to disgorge its precious they were unable to see had no coach, houses and about eight cars and a believed in would do anything for case. certainly will jump into shit. nobody told me anything—as you the film's Sellers didn't contents, Peter Sellers and out into the hall. hundred cameras." message. Swimming For Money "An interesting anecdote Ringo can see affronted The questioning began. Hands if you watch the movie. Question: "Is there anything appear at this mild hint Sellers retold an episode at the regarding this was when we filmed Starr. (the hypocrisy flew up as if an entire class knew When we Beatles) finish you want now that you don't of and answered end of the film where Grand has a the scene. The extras refused to the co-stars When pair, of "The an answer and was anxious to making an album and we all sort have?" immediately, "I'll tell you right tremendous vat filled with go in until they got an extra ten Magic Christian," finally entered, relate it to the teacher. A reporter of do our own thing, the thing I Answer: "Yes, I'd like to sell all away, we took no money to do materials imported from the quid apiece-it looked so real." flanked the film's director the film at by from Foothill Junior College like to do is make films. So I'll those houses." all. We did it because stockyards and tosses a million Many feel that they see enough McGrath and producer we believed Joseph started the questions by asking keep doing that because I like it Censorship Problems in it. We just got dollars into it."The thing about it people in everyday life who Dennis animated applause So far as O'Dell, Starr to compare his role as and it's easy." Raquel Welch has a cameo role expenses. we are is that people will swim through "swim through shit for money," filled the room. Youngman Grand to his roles in A reporter asked Ringo what in the film; she plays a slave concerned, if the film flops we shit for money. I mean it's a fact as Peter Sellers says. Still, it might Ringo sported a cut waistcoat the two Beatle films. his future plans were and he priestess in the rowing galley of don't get any money. The great isn't it? I mean that if you put a be funnier to see them do it in neckscarf. Sellers' and appearance "They don't differ at all, in quipped, "Well for about the next the S.S. Magic Christian and thing about the film is that it million dollars in a bowl of shit, "The Magic Christian." ten minutes this, then I'll go and presides over 88 rowers who form illustrates generally to the public have something to eat—no, I'm the "engine room" of the ship. the true nature of power and finishing an album, Standards, and Starr spoke about the censorship money and corruption. it should be out in about two problems in the film. "As a matter "I think Terry Southern's idea weeks here. As for me and the of fact, t hey cut out the two most in writing this novel is to illustrate group-we'll get together again but important frames of the film-88 humorously Sir Guy Grand's (the there are no more plans." topless girls representing the principal character) message to He added that the group had engine room of the ship." the world-that is, that anyone can Mrs. Starr's not decided if it was to play at the reaction to him be bought There is nobody in the Rock Revival Festival in Toronto playing opposite Raquel Welch? a world that can't be bought for as rumored. reporter snickered, "She didn't money." Appie's Problems mind Raquel; she was dressed. It Comparing Films Starr spoke about recording was the rest of them that wore Sellers compared his roles in and related why Apple had been naked." "Doctor Strangelove" and"The Like the room having problems. "We were giving engine scene, the Magic Christian," seemingly it all away. We had it like a entire film ridicules the customs, reluctant to make any direct foundation and people came in institutions, and morals of comparison between the films and said 'I want to do this, I want modern society. Could Ringo except that each treats a serious to do that,' and we said okay. We offer any substitutes for the subject in a humorous fashion. In didn't look into it and we let things he and Sellers knocked "The Magic Christian," it is them go with all the bread. We down? "No, that's the point, I money and power and corruption, need people to have a more couldn't change it. 1 could change while in "Dr. Strangelove," "the definite approach to what they're it my way but then another crowd subject was the hydrogen bomb doing. Now we're not just handing of people says that's not the way and Stanley Kubrick treated it it out to anybody, they have to either." humorously and satirically and have something going for them." Seller's Role the public was able to take it in Apparently connecting the idea Sellers focused more and enjoy it and understand it." of Apple with finance in general, a extensively on the content and Regarding the roles he played 7 am playing a part the same war I would ad in c renin i newswoman fired a series of message of the film and related his in the two films Sellers noted, "I questions to Starr. role in writing it. "1 lent them think wits life. ' Ringo Starr my that it probably easier Question: "Do you have any typewriter, lie (Terry Southern) to play Sir Guy Grand because I 'If the film fhps. we don 7 pet imv money ' Peter Sellers 2 THE STANFORD DAILY FEBRUARY 2. 1970

Letter To The Editor Overseas Overflow Taking The vs. Latter Day Saints By Betsy Neville 'Mormons' f v,iVy Hawaii I read with disgust and campuses governed by five >ail disbelief the 1 > "examination" 1 acu lty-student subcommittees; The continuing controversy Church's membership to Utah. A recent statement by W.W. of the Stanford Overseas Dr. Walker is a non voting, ex Charter? uver Stanford's relations with Other groups also survived the Smith, President of the Campuses program. Generally, 1 officio member. BYU ecessitates that we clarify breakup: the Reorganized Reorganized Church and grandson feel the ideas expressed represent Secondly, this year we of the ijyAi N|NE nights a point: the anti-Negro policy of CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of of Joseph Smith Jr., said "It those of the typically egotistical, Overseas Campuses Board have a > coterie the "Mormon" church is NOT a Latter Day Saints, to which we would be difficult to compile narrow-minded l> iI been given the sole responsibility CINERAMA legacy from Joseph Smith Jr., the belong, was among them. statistics indicating either the which insists on "examining" only lor providing and maintaining the founder of the original Church of It is unfortunate that we are actual number of members or the those points which reveal its handbooks and organizing all maiW/AV edgewater Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. not widely recognized as distince number of members of the personal grievances. At no point non-administrative orientation * The Church's books of faith from the "Mormons" because our priesthood of any particular was the established student activities. Mr. Perluss himself is a (Bible, Book of Mormon, and records of what Joseph Smith said ethnic grouping as our method or organization, the Overseas member of the Board, and Book of Doctrine and Covenants) and did disagree radicallv For recording does not discriminate in Campuses Board, consulted, or therefore has had easy access to Dsed during Smith's lifetime teach example, Judge L.S. Sherman of this regard." even notified; moreover, the the means of instituting the that Christ call all men unto Him the Court of Common Pleas, Lake While we attended our article by Barry Askinas and changes he quoted the recently and that God is "no respecter of County, Ohio, February, 1880, Church-sponsored Graceland Dennis Perluss contains several returning Italy resident assistant ". indicating. persons" (i.e., He doesn't decided . .the Reorganized College, George Seda, a Negro grossly unfair indictments. as discriminate). There was nothing Church of Jesus Christ of Latter from Kenya, Africa, was referred The essential argument is that Vionese Cuisine contained in them that denies Day Saints is a Religious Sociegy to Graceland because of our lack the criticisms overshadowed by The investigation in Vienna travel center priesthood to the Negro race. In founded and organized upon the of discrimination. George was the program's "tremendous used to argue that the Sequoia and joined, benefits build to a "cacophonour fact, our records show that at same doctrines and tenets converted to the Church, administration ignores the • TRESIDDER STUDENT UNION, STAMFORD 323-9401 k'ast two Negroes, Elijah Abel and having the same Church and was later called and ordained crescendo", but are met with complaints of poor food took a man named Lewis, were organization as the original to the priesthood. antiquated inflexibility by the place two and one-half years ago ordained to the priesthood during Church of Jesus Christ of Latter We are sorry that Graceland is home office "dictator," Dr. in the first group in Vienna. Since Joseph Smith Jr.'s lifetime. Day Saints organized in 1830 by but a small college because we are Walker. that time, the cook has been Following the assassination of Joseph Smith. . . the Church in sure it would be pleased to be on SKS Proposal dismissed and conditions have Joseph Smith Jr. in 1844 there Utah. . . has materially and largely your athletic schedule. In the first place, the newly considerably improved. was' a disagreement among those departed from the faith, doctrines Sincerely yours, created Academic Senate I do not wish to imply, who remained over who should laws ordinances and usages of the Nancy J. Calhoun Committee on Foreign Study however, that the program is pH! ELECTRONIC assume leadership, and Brigham original Church of Jesus Christ of J .P.Kirkpatrick Programs represents a realization faultless; there is much room for "Young led a fraction of the Latter day Saints. ..." Myron A. Calhoun, Ph.D. of the SES proposal that overseas improvement, but such improvement must be viewed in I ENGINEERS the context of reality. The new ■l;: involved governing committee, the move ■ Become in from Harlaxton to Cliveden (Miss PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Price's article represents the opinion of an unquestionable ■ MARKETING MANAGEMENT minority), the move from the Semmering into Vienna, and the new residence policy are evidence W that beneficial change has and will DATA continue to take place. EL Blciek Studies where those who wish to do so matter and adopt the original recognize the problem, but do not Come on Down, Fellas LENKURT ELECTR,C ' located on the LETTERSDAILY: may expressEDITOR TO their commitment to S.E.S. proposal. realize how serious it is, especially I would rather like to suggest Editor, THE THE beautiful San Francisco is The first article in the Daily on serve their people. The African The question of "administrative for graduate study application. that those who indict the system Peninsula, the "Black Studies" Program at and Afro-American Studies tenure" is a red herring. "There For some, the present Stanford so vehemently might put their the largest independent producer of Stanford confuses our devotion to Program is not an action program, ain't no such animal." In my system presents a serious pens down, descend from their Communications Transmission Systems. not judgment, present disadvantage; to I academic excellence with lack of but it does exist in isolation if the Director and for others, it pedestals, and come work Lenkurt is an equal opportunity commitment to what is now from such programs. I stated my of Overseas Campuses cannot gives an unfair advantage. Since honestly and realistically within widely recognized as "The Black view of the relationship, in an accomodate himself to changes in you are competing with your the structure to affect the employer. Revolution." No sensitive Black address delivered last year, as needs and wants, he should be Stanford colleagues in applying to necessary changes. I, for one, person can repudiate what follows: encouraged to resign. graduate schools, you can all at would be most interested in INTERVIEWS Malcolm X and Martin Luther "It is my contention that Herbert L. Packer least require that the grading helping to bring about such I: 'FIRM ON-CAMPUS King died for. It gives the acceptance of the criterion of Professor, Law School system be more equitable than it action. February 2—Monday __ "relevance" does not necessarily 1 impression that we make a fetish Jecpers, Dean Moses is. PLACEMENT OFFICE of sterile intellectualism or dictate an anti-intellectual stance; John Ollivier (Betsy Neville is Chairman CONTACT intellectual tasks of APPOINTMENT "ebony tower" attitudes. This is that there are Editor, THE DAILY: B.A. '68 the Overseas Campuses Board.) T0 ARRANGE the Black not our position. Mr. Casimere, associated with To assuage my guilt at being just as there are with quite legitimately, was Revolution a teaching assistant, and there- that these emphasizing the uniqueness of the any revolution; and, fore living on a salary that tasks are as important as the LEMURT Stanford program in his interview. ''still exceeds the stipends 'Rrriinngg....?' Mil ELECTMC For my part, I should now like to "street tasks." They demand received by hundreds of graduate CKNKRVLTELEPIIONK & F.I.KCI H( ).MCS supplement his remarks by trained cadres. Colleges and students now at Stanford on : ,' ' 1105 County Road, San Carlos, Calif. 94070 putting what we are attempting to universities are the institutions University Fellowships, NSF, vt do within the wider context. that have the resources to supply NIH, NDEA Fellowships and committed The Undergraduate Program in such training. Some Traineeships," I hereby accept African and Afro-American and dedicated individuals owe it one of these scholarships Tigers or Black its to movement with which they Studies here came into being in the equivalent. My reception of the type response to the local thrust of the are associated to secure that postulated grant will relieve me of nationwide "Black Revolution." of training. There are books to be the necessity of worrying the busy By Art Buchwald Black Studies are embedded in the written, classes to be taught, and administration about the seminars and discussion groups to core of the program—entire embarrassingly trivial fact that WASHINGTON—"HeIIo, this is Grace, haven't heard from you in be led. There are position papers courses or discussion sections that due to the "regrettable tax bite," Black Tigers' headquarters. a few months. . .Oh, you've been Engineers: the on many to be prepared. view the world from"The Black issues I am now taking home $212.00 Oh, hi there, Mrs. Vanderschmidt. to Acapulco and now you'd like Black "think tanks" of the future perspective; courses in Black per month rather than the fat . .What's that? You're giving a to get back in the swing of will require men and women who literature, drama and music (and, $240.00 that fed and sheltered cocktail party at your Sutton things?. . .Well, we have a new Join the know how to think clearly and we hope, art in the future); and my wife and I so well before the Place apartment and you'd like to member who could really get your workshops planned cogently, and even to computerize that will relate fall. hire two Black Tigers. . .Yes, party off the ground. . .Shot three some aspects of their operations. academic work to activities in I fear that you will argue that ma'am. That can be arranged. . cops. . .and a truant officer in San diversified world The Black Revolution nearly Black communities. This cannot in accepting the exchange I may .What kind did you have in mind?. Francisco. . .That's right. He's out central focus is both afford anti-intellectualism within . . necessary well increase my guilt: on one of . .You want them militant. Of on bail now, and if you want him, and desirable. Black students face its ranks anymore than it can the scholarships you have cited I course, Mrs. Vanderschmidt, all you better speak up for him. No of Martin Marietta by operate with only intellectuals in a world where racism is no would receive full tuition rather our Black Tigers are militant. . telling when his trial will come up. means dead its ranks." and "ghettos" are not than half (and would not have to .Armed or not armed?. . .The "Besides, I'm not supposed to likely to disappear near St. Claire Drake Regina in the pay the University a thousand difference?. . .Well, if they're tell you this, but Mrs. future. "Relevance" is the key dollars or so upon getting my armed, there's an extra Flanduffer has put in a bid for

any . word in meaningful college The Red Herring Mystery Ph.D.), and would be given less $2-an-hour charge. . .Yes, ma'am, him already. .Since you do so education for them. It includes to money for doing nothing but they'll be armed. . .Would you much business with us, I'd like

professional competence, but Editor, THE DAILY: selfish work toward my own like the same two we sent you last give you preference. . .Don't other things, too. I have followed with great degree. week at your after-theater party worry, Mr. Grace, he's mean. Have However, all the courses in the interest anyone your coverage of the You have me against the wall, for Eldridge Cleaver?. . .They I ever sent you who Program are not Black Studies Overseas Campus situation. Dean, but I will do my best to didn't curse at your guests wasn't mean?. . .You'll take him? courses. Some reflect more . Speaking as former Chairman of cope with my new, diminished enough. . .I'm surprised to hear Good. .$5OO plus $150 for a traditional approaches to the Steering Committee of S.E.S., position, and will comfort myself that. They are the two most bodyguard of two Black Tigers. . black-white relations. But as the my view is that understandable with the thought that by militant Black Tigers we have on .Thank you, sir." Program develops, these will reasons have so far retreating . Rrrriirg. . administrative a step from the true our list. . .ZATZ

become ''collateral" and thwarted implementation of the "business" of the University, I "I'll select the new Black Rinnnngggg. . ."Black Tiger "supplementary" courses for structural recommendations of will be enhancing my prestige. Tigers personally. The air will be headquarters. . .Who's this?. . those who are majoring Report in the the on My . . S.E.S. Study anger that not a single Dean purple with language. . .Thank .Tiger Pete .What are you Program. The main value of the Abroad, a report which in my has come to my office to enquire doing? You're supposed to be at Program you, Mrs. Vanderschmidt. . .On lies, perhaps, in the view was by far the most solidly if I have suffered a disaster in my the contrary, it's our pleasure to the Crotherhousers' opportunity gives it to Black based report rendered by any of pocketbook will be wiped away do business with you." housewarming in Scarsdale. . .You students who are not majors to the S.E.S. topic committees. by gift. up?. . your And my guilt will at Rinnrrgg. . .ZAP are there? What's .The have a choice of courses every In my judgement, the last be want lifted. Rinnnnnggg. . ."Black Tiger Crotherhausers don't you to term that help them to Academic Senate made a Why serious Peter Verdurmen headquarters. . .Hello there, Mr. stay? not? Because you're ''define themselves for mistake when it decided to adopt TA, Department of English wearing a shirt and a tie and a themselves," "to get themselves what has been described as the suit?. . .What the hell are you together," and to them to Brooks plan Ali Baba, Roger! prepare rather than the Computer Complexities wearing a shirt, tie and suit for?. . "take they original care of business" after S.E.S. plan. It would have Editor, THE DAILY; .Your Tiger clothes were stolen. . leave Stanford. been far better to organize a Editor, THE DAILY: Thank you for publishing Mike .Well, if that isn't the living end. . A Student Participation Center separate committee for each You have probably noticed on Wolf's article "The Lynching of is operating in East Palo Alto overseas campus and then to form your final grade report that the Roger Reed." Mike has unmasked "Let me speak to Mrs. from programmed not . the separate committees a computer is to and laid open for all to see some C r o th e r h a use r . .Mrs. help Storke Student Publications central co-ordinating committee. make the differentiation between of the disgusting work of the Crotherhauser, I'm terribly sorry and create tomorrow's Building, Stanford, California, Instead, the Senate chose to minuses and pluses. This means extremists Shoch and Braunstein. about Tiger Pete showing up that 94305 organize that technology the central committee the difference between a C- Good work, Mike. way. . .Of course he's a real Black in: Missile (Entered as second class matter first to and a B+ is the same and then allow it to form as one Dick Bennett Tiger. . . Mrs. Crotherhauser, stop at the Post Office of Palo Alto, Systems, Launch Vehicles, California, 94302, under the Act of sub-committees, thereby between a C+ and B-, i.e., 2.0 Staff crying. All our Black Tigers are 3, 1879.) perpetuating the situation that versus 3.0 in cases. March both Speaks! legitimate. . .Your neighbors think Space Exploration, THE STANFORD DAILY is still prevails. The basic unit should As a graduate student at The Seltzer he's just someone you hired from owned and published by the be individual Berkeley, I can suggest . Associated Students of Stanford the overseas campus. a way of Editor, THE DAILY: the area?. .But didn't he show Advanced Electronics and judgment correcting University Monday through Friday Substance has in my this deficience. It is the The charges about the Press and you his Black Tiger tattoo?. . except during the academic year given way to administration. The way, in fact, that UC Berkeley the Bay Area printing unions .Don't worry, Mrs. Crotherhauser, Communications Systems. during dead and finals weeks. administrative deals problem. Very to . a tail continues with the made by Mr. Garner in the Daily he'll tell off your guests. .It's still Subscription: $4 quarter, $10 for the dog of education simply, We're looking for qualified Aeronautical, Electrical, three quarters. wag abroad. someone reprograms the are untrue, as your use of single early in the evening. . .Look, if he Represented for national Perhaps the Brooks computer so that it will attach the quotes around the words doesn't make everyone in the Electronic, Mechanical and Civil Engineers. 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Rustin, Marshall Schwartz, Steven orchestra playing here?. . .Of Ungar, Cynthia Weber. course not. He plays for all our nvjanniv / An Equal Opportunity Employer Male or F-emalp FEBRUARY 2, 1970 THE STANFORD DAILY 3 Ecology Education Lacking' Says Prof Ecology is a major concern today. How it is Last week The Daily featured engineer „and taught is not. But with Paul Hurd things are Presidential advisor Rolf Eliasen in the first of a different. series on Stanford ecologists. Today geneticist Tucked away in the School of Education, the Joshue Lederberg and education professor Paul soft-spoken professor concentrates on the when's Hurd explain to Daily reporter Margie Wolf their and how's of environmental education. hopes and concerns for the environment. Hurd visualizes a web of interlocking environmental problems, and fears that education is Hurd is encouraged by interdisciplinary too fragmented to untangle the mess. approaches to environmental control being "Any problem of pollution has ramfications in developed in more than 25 universities. many areas," he explained. "For example, to He praised the multi-disciplinary approach taken preserve the beauty of the Bay we may have to clear by Stanford's new human biology curriculum, land. This dislocates people and involves social, which "no one would have done ten years ago." political and legal questions." Under a $1,936,000 Ford Foundatin grant, the But the knowledge to attack these problems is program will experimentally combine medical, isolated in separate disciplines and taught without biological and behavioral sciences. to demonstrating its relevance man's existence, But secondary schools are also being reformed. A Hurd maintained. student's A chances to become high school and college biology teacher for 20 years, involved in environmental improvement have been Hyrd is developing new ecological curriculum for limited "by an education that is too specialized." secondary schools under a Shell Co. Foundation Unsolved Dilemmas grant. Hurd points to several dilemmas which the Feed The Dog segmented approach to education has not yet been "Basic feed the dog to keep him healthy" to Among important, able solve. the most he feels, principles can be taught in primary school, he are the pollutants—aesthetic, audio and chemical. explained. But the middle school level—ages 12 Hurd blames most problems on carelessness and through 14—is "psychologically a good time to fit ignorance rampant during a "cultural mutation in ecological principles in a social and political the Forty's. There was a great wave of progress in context. This is the first time a child begins to take atomic energy, medicine, communications. But much interest in other people and the world." eddies of people were left behind because they Hurd is now concentrating on high school study lacked education. Now we're caught short." programs designed for more advanced study of To meet these problems, Hurd recommends complex environmental problems. government regulation to stave off crises, and "We have to have both political and educational long-term education. He feels the climate is right to action," Hurd concluded. "We have to develop a develop sound ecological programs. supportive population which understands ecological "Politicians are aware that its gone far enough," and social principles, We can never have enough J Hurd said, pointing to 31 bills introduced in informed citizens." All education professor looks at how Congress. "And scientists have the basic knowledge The biologist-educator suggested he was really ecology is tang to solve these problems. This ability is becoming only applying a 25,000 year old philosophy of lit. combined with a new social awareness. education developed when Cro-Magnon man trained "I think we're over the hump. We've got an his children to throw spears at pictures of bison. awareness of the problem that we didn't have even "We have to prepare the young to live successfully during the Dustbowl days." in the world in which they find themselves." This Week's Films Sternberg, Corman On Tap GeneticistViews Environment By TODD McCarthy "The Trip" seems a dubious election. Director John Ford and Highlighting this week's film proposition at best, but the least Spencer Tracy seem particularly schedule are two pictures by Josef that can be said of Corman is that close to the project and the film's von Sternberg and distinguished he knows what's happening, at slight over-length is more than Geneticist Joshua Lederberg discusses in the context that life is full of hazards The government would buy efforts by Georges Franju, least commercially. "The Masque compensated for by one of the environmental problems methodically, which we attack one at a time." condemned stocks, like dried fruit with Vittorio DeSica, John Ford and of the Red Death" is generally most fabulous arrays of character ' thoughtfully. He considers the One of the primary targets of cyclamate added, or pay for cleaning up Stanford graduate Roger Corman. considered to be his most actors ever assembled in a single psychological and political as well as the Lederberg's thorough scrutiny is food pollution prone industries. Showing tonight in Cubberley significant artistic achievement, picture. At Rinconada dining hall i scientific side of ecology. additives, like cyclamate—crucial This would pass the true cost of at 7t, 9 and 11 is a selection of the for on his low budget, he does on Friday at 11. i Although encouraged by growing "because they go directly into us." environmental quality to all citizens. "I best films made recently by rather spectacular things with Despite an interesting premise ( public awareness at environmental Related classes of goods, like hairspray don't positively advocate this in all Stanford film makers. Several of color and lighting. And it's fun. and occasionally compelling ) dangers, Lederberg is anxious to avoid and deodorant, share qualities of direct circumstances," Lederberg continued, the shorts are quite good and the Vincent Price, Jane Asher and execution, Joseph Losey's "King ) panic. entry when inhaled. "but I don't condemn it out of hand. program merits your attention. Patrick Magee prowl through and Country" ultimately becomes ( "There is much public arousal today," Questions of Control For the first time, he believes the All of us in Geology 320 last Tresidder's Friday film which will depressingly dreary and remains ( the balding Nobel Laureate noted, "but Food additives present questions which public understands the need for central Tuesday night were disappointed be screened at 7, 8 and 9. too consistently intense for its ) much of it is now well informed. These plague all environmental control—how regulation certain circumstances. when we learned that own Tom in "Shanghai "The Bicycle Thief" (along good. Dirk Bogarde, ) are very subtle and complicated issues. much advanced One likely candidate for such regulation of new control is Express" had not arrived but the with Rossellini's "Open City") Courteney and Leo McKern do ( Environmental hazards must be conveyed products should there be? gasoline. Each year 400 million pounds of Tresiddder on Who should print is now in Clive Miller's was the most prominent film in what they can. At bear the of lead from fuel additives is spewed into Saturday at and burden proving their safety? loving hands and I'm sure that the entire Italian neo-realist 7, 8 9. How much the air. centralized regulation is there's very little that could In this string, stark The third film in the New Line necessary? movement. Lead Chronic Poison prevent him from showing it this film dealing with the essential Cinema series presented by ASSU Lederberg strict Lead is chronic proposes controls a poison, as Tuesday. Unless there's an problems of a common is "Vali, the Witch of Positano." which do worker, victimize industry. demonstrated by children's deaths caused earthquake or a ban imposed on director Vittorio DeSica drew Vali is a mysterious woman, "Any innovation by that introduces new eating lead-based paint from slum movies by Spiro Agnew, Josef von remarkable performances from allegedly the possessor of magical material on a scale should walls. broad carry the Coinciding with the rise in urban Sternberg's masterpiece will be largely non-professional actors. powers, who lives in isolation in burden of proof on the air lead level blood sponsor," pollution, in in urban shown first, at 8 p.m. Following This landmark picture be Italy with her husband and lots of Lederberg asserted. will Products like food areas has risen to twice that in rural areas. will be "Theodore Goes Wild," a shown on Friday in Cubberley at animals. This documentary study should additives,he added, get the closest "Unlike smoking, which primarily 19136 comedy with Irene Dunne 7 and 9:30. of her will be shown in scrutiny before they are marketed. harms only yourself, using gasoline with and Melvyn Douglas, and musical Georges Franju's short, "The Dinkelspiel on Saturday with the Some standardized tests be lead additives may may harm ten million excerpts from "Born to Dance," Blood of the Beasts," is a very shorts "Brummers," "Image" and devised for new products, "but the people," he explained. "Yet you can't with Eleanor Powell and James shocking film but is so brilliantly "Flora." effects of individual differences and buy without lead additives. gas Therefore, Stewart. conceived that it immediately "Kumonosujo" is director interaction with different environments the only way to solve the problem is Von Sternberg's "The Scarlet gave the director an international Akira Kurosawa's unusual version make these things difficult to test," he through central regulation. There is an Empress" was made in 1934, two reputation back in 1949. This is of Shakespear's "Macbeth." Filled admitted. "We need to have a very dynamic about this and we'll after understanding point years "Shanghai Express." "The Wild Bunch" only the real with brilliant camera the approach with information widely these work, accept restrictions." While "Empress" is a bit more thing and may even encourage film depicts a power-hungry war available for all to work with." also ridiculous Lederberg hopes to cure and a shade less sublime you to vegetarianism, at least lord in 16th century Japan. In Reasonable Regulations environmental ills by training doctors. than "I "Express," anyone who temporarily. Other films showing Cubberley on Saturday at 7:30 "Industry will if reasonable cooperate expect an interdisciplinary program very enjoys Tuesday's film would do at the underground series on and 1 0. regulations are applied the board soon which will across emphasize the well to see this Thursday's Friday at 11 in Geology 320 are ''Even with the recent relaxed from the beginning," environmental side International Lederberg rather than the Association film, Kenneth Anger's "Eaux d'Artifice cinematic sexual standards, predicted. But one business they will resist patient side of ecological problems. with Marlene Dietrick + I'd as the Invocation of My Demon couldn't do much with "Candy" being put at an economic or like to see the School of Medicine ultimate Catherine the Great. disadvantage In Brother," Hindle's "Billibong," except make it into a rotten "changing the rules in the middle of the enlarged to train doctors for Cubberley examining at 7:45. Brakhage's "Desistfilm," Baillie's movie. John Astin comes off far game. and correcting the environment." Film by Ex-Dailyite ''Tung,'' Erno Metzner's better than anyone else in the "We can't take a vindictive attitude," Ultimately, Lederberg suggests During a discussion I had with "Überi'all," and "On the Edge." picture and the cameos range he warned. "We want on our environmental control might heal social last industry him year, Roger Corman Character Actors Star from engaging (Richard Burton, side. They shouldn't have to bear the as well as ecological problems. "It's not a revealed that he had served time "The Last Hurrah" is a Walter Matthau) to dreadful entire brunt of cleaning class or partisan issue," he remarked. as film critic the Stanford up." for touching story of an (Ringo Starr, Charles Aznavour). For some cases "where we can't "And it can become a symbolic issue for Daily back aging afford in the late forties. politician running in his last At the Sunday Flicks. not to make retrospective decisions," developing social unity. As Heilbroner Whether I go on to make a series Lederberg proposes a cost says, we can perhaps restore social of Alan Poe horror films Lederberg simple sharing Edgar Joshua plan. cohesion." and 1980-style "Wild Angels" and 'They Sure Can Play' Free Kodacolor Film! BEST SHORT FILMS PREUSS PHARMACY at Stanford Shopping Center returns a free roll ofKODACOLOR FILM with each FROM AREA FILMMAKERS The Band Triumphs Again roll developed and printed A New Stanford Experience By DAVID WEIL Note-for-note like their album, Part of The Band's brilliance is MONDAY, FEB. 2nd I'll be down to get you in a The Band's music can only be their versatility: Robertson writes taxi honey called perfect. Every sound each almost all the songs for the others PREUSS PHARMACY ready by past Better be half member makes fits flawlessly to sing and plays an exceptional 151 Stanford Shopping Center DA 4-1564 CUBBERLEY AUD. eight together to form the tightest lead guitar; Danko does much of honey don't be late & 9:00, 1 1:00 P.M. Now music around today. the singing, while fingering a live 7:00 I want to be there The down bass; when Helm isn't pounding When The Band starts playing. home, country ADMISSION $1.00 melodies were just what the out rhythmic beats and singing, night and The Band he's Saturday audience was there to hear. Many handling a guitar or a Hear was back. As they on stage mandolin; Manuel's eerie voice I the stode were rocking in their seats or World! at the Berkeley Community singing along. The applause after and piano work barely outshine Theater the packed crowd gave each song thundered on into the his drumming ability; and With this shortwave receiver them a louder ovation than most next number. People were yelling: Hudson, who proved himself to be groups ever hear at the end of "Play all night." And they almost a great rock organist with his ten $145.00 their sets. Christ. . .The Band! did. 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By CLIFF NANCARROW crowd for Stanford's only try of It was only a stretch of three the match. Hartvickson converted minutes, but it was all that the and Stanford had an 11-3 lead at BATS rugby club needed to first the half. forge ahead and then apply the In the opening moments of the clincher, handing Stanford its first second half an intercepted pass defeat in four outings, 17-11. nearly cost the Indians a try. That Stanford got off to a good start play was broken up by Bunce and as Leon Hartvickson put them on fullback Steward Wilson, but nj HAWAII the board with a penalty kick BATS wasted little time J from about 30 yards out. anrrowing the gap to 11-6 by t for Spring Break BATS missed two scoring controlling a five yard scrum and chances as a pair of free kicks carrying /f\J across for the try. The X\ March 20-29 were wide to the left and short, conversion attempt bounced off but the red flag went up as the the upright. ball sailed over the cross bar on on Western Then disaster Airlines their third attept, tying the score struck for the at 3-3. Indians. Stanford was caught with no Hartvickson camy right back one back, as Wilson had come upfield to make play. ASSU CHARTER FLIGHT however, and gave the lead back a Before k/i red to to the Indians on his second any jerseys could get the penalty kick of the day. elusively bouncing ball, a BATS A J $138.00 Round Trip player Then, in one of the most had gathered it in for the go-ahead The well-executed plays of the try. conversion made the score 14-11, still within Dally Photo by Kent afternoon, Stanford controlled a reach of HIKJGER S?—Stanford's Pete (Kman (21) gets hauled down by MATS (llay Area Touring Side) defenders Saturday Make Reservations Now! lineout from the right sidelines Stanford. ly Jk atternoon as the Indian ruggers dropped their first contest in four tries. Next on the agenda is UCSH in a 1:30 home game and Jim Squeri pitched a perfect But the ensuing series spelled Saturday. pass to Don Bunce. Bunce shook the end for the Tribe as Wilson Tresidder Union off a tackier before passing off to was trapped in his own end and Jim Kauffman who replyed the hit hard. Before he could get the Open M-F, 10—3 ball to Jack Schulz on the wing. kick away an alert BATS man Jf/ Schultz passed back to Kauffman scooped up the ball and dove Opener circling behind, who kicked it across the goal line for the capper. Baseball across the goal line. The conversion attempt was Wade Killefer won a footrace wide right, but that was of no Absolutely important to the ball and fell on it in a consequence. no game against Gavilan Junior people will be on hand to throw College here. out the first ball as Stanford's In an intersquad game 1970 baseball season get Saturday the "varsity" dropped a underway tomorrow. Coach Ray 4-2 decision to the "JV" in a STANFORD REPERTORY THEATER Young's squad hosts the game characterized by weak DIRECTED Philadelphia Philly Rookies hitting. But on the mound, Jim BY beginning at 2 p.m. in Sunken Coate and freshman Dan Shaw STEPHEN BOOK Diamond. looked impressive. The varsity lineup went like this : Gary The game is the first of 54 Osterhout, 2b; Hank Snider,lf; scheduled for the Indians, not Don Schellenberg, c; Mike Ewing, including playoffs at the end of cf; Steve Dunning, 3b; Mike the Pac-8 season in May. League Nelson, lb; Dick Borchers, ss;and competition begins April 11. The Jack Lynn, rf. Pitching for the freshmen also launch their varsity besides Coate were Phil campaign Tuesday, with a 2 p.m. Keller and Bob Marshall. CAREER PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS The following employers are conducting employment interviews at the Placement Service, White Memorial Plaza, on the dates indicated. Schedules will be avail- able for sign-ups during the one week period starting TWO WEEKS prior to their vists. Schedules for Summer Interviews will be available on the SUMMER INTERVIEW BOARD one week in advance of the interview date. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1970 Prof, staff positions in audit, tax, mgmt. % \ AI RESEARCH MFG. 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LO- SEMICONDIVTMB CAIION: vSF, PRODUCTS D!\TSIONPho,,v rf Denver, Phoenix, LA, S Albuquerque, Salt Lake City, Colorado M „¥• Springs. HE r"v £■' ch ""''''•grid aegree.degree TOBS n Y'"' BARRY JUHS Devel , mfg.V' applications RESEARCH CORPORATION PnßrK n,arketin <>' Palo Alto. REQTS BS/MS EE ME.' ductors ' * semicon JOBS: Research, devel, sales & opera tion of 111-' radio systems. , , n 1 NTERNATION. AV MA./V^tJ- J 'CSan Dieeo. BELL '• TELEPHONE LABORATOR- BS MS ~ M 11' REQTS IES, Murray Hill, Mrch -Engrg JOBS Has tur N.J. REQTS BS en r «- MS EE, ME, Math, Physics P turbi'machinery sales, mfg JOBS: C° R&l) in ntrol, ,u"duc,i,ni * devel. engrg, systems, 0.R., pro- tenaf ma gram design in communications & elec- tronics. LOCATION: Various U.S. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT CALIFORNIA STATE PERSONNEL S ! " hOC s ' U)s,r(l BOARD, San Francisco. REQTS: BS/ fl,rsrMthe \t KR P n ! wi hr on SI MMER Board ** MS Civil Engineering. JOBS: 2 yr, ro- Mft prior to tation program in the design & construc- tion & of highways bridges for Jr. Civil TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, A"st Engrg. Specialists 1970 V'WTOLi)( A T ( .IKK,rK OK HE PRF.S I l< >N California. mrvN r i!NS.1.1 RKAU I FORD ' . Ol TIIK BI 'IXJET MOTOR COMPANY.in.,See Tiles l'l.i--h"icton,I D r Feb. 17 REQTS Crads in ' ri * I'ub.Adnnn, Bus.Admin. PACIFIC & TKLK s': 'm t TELEPHONE ■ ' . Math. Law 1 s. c, t/s on| v GRAPH COMI'A.W. San Franciso |||V \V.,;i„ng REQTS lis MS EE, ME, CE IE LOCATION Math. Physics, Liberal An JOBS En- gineering management involving systems KRIDAY. KEBRUARY 20, 1970 transmission & < switching engrg; ngrg' .!',',' 'EI I I'IIOXI- AND TEI.K. economics, supervision 'IV, 11, installation, i \lI San I* rami son KF.OTN h > (instruction, nuintriiani ( data proc Sr. '"i .ids ONE \\ tignit For lib grads I IK AW XY'kR'OM MEMORIAL HALL- STANFORD arts Mgmt & ad' OBJECTIVE DEGREE Perm Re. UNIVER SITY nun in sales, data processing, \ isa OK . in telephone Engineering, Math, Phvs.cs traffic operations, business office supervi Management \ v program sinn. \ I OCA 8 & These interviews are for men only * H » < alifnnna p.m. FEBRUARY 4-7, 11-14,18-21-2 p.m. acifie ell-photic FEBRUARY 7 14 1 I interviews for women ,V a SEM lOR will !>c on March 5 April iVj,',, l .1 IC'ONDUI and 1J R< »l»l ( I S DIVISION, An.- R1 si PRICK. ,n Q1 WA'l I- R HOUSE \ CO . I'h.vsic*. Chem E San "ill. .EL Is Cits iM.tticnco RKQTs MA MBA ' Busi 'i lOH Research, dcvelpmt mum ftg LO( \ ness, Economics related fields. JOBS: I lON, Phon,.,x, Aru „a. 5 FEBRUARY 2, 1970 THE STANFORD DAILY Angelenos Do Their Thing

By DON TOLLEFSON By FRED LEESON Within 24 hours this weekend, The steel dressing room door Stanford's basketball team played killed the band racket outside, the only two undefeated team in and the silence inside was l the Pac-8, and when the games undisturbed, save for Bill Palmer's directionless mutter, "We were over it was easy to see why center they both are unbeaten in league had 'em." | Jheaters play. USC nipped the Indians Down one point with 22 SGOODWRM210 El CAMINO REAL • PALO ALTO • 328 47 17 71-68 Friday night, while UCLA seconds left, the Indians somehow A I TOQ international romped to a 102-84 decision on had not gotten off a final shot, 10$ ALTOS 948-5212 Saturday afternoon. and had lost to USC by that single point, later upper to three when a | The Secret of Santa Vittoria The game against USC was Engagement Rings close from the opening tipoff. The referee whistled a foul after the Anthony Quinn buzzer. Inspector Clouseau lead changed hands seven times l.i the first half alone, until USC Coach Howie Dallmar, coat off Alan Arkin gained a 34-31 halftime and puffing steadily on a ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS advantage. The game remained cigarette, walked back and forth in the silent room, slowly erased I Emtrson close all through the second half, AQUARUIS the chalkboard decorated with PALO ALTO but the Trojans maintained a 327-3240 and a bit more. small lead until Dennis O'Neill hit defenses, paced went to a one and one to make it 64-63 Then he a large lounge , Cactus Flower down the hall and answered Plus with 1:32 left. A basket by Claude Terry with questions. Campbell really Buena Serra, Mrs. 1:06 left gave the Indians a 66-64 "I thought we played a 205 University Ave. P.A. 325-9724 good game. We have to rely on lead and when Stanford the " M-F—4:45 P.M. got ball back with less than a minute perimeter shooting, and you have S A S—•Con't. from 1:00 P.M. to hit more left, the victory looked close. But perimeter shots USC guard Paul Westphal stole the against a team like this. We seldom run into an outfit AQUARIUS II Emcrton ball and converted a three point with such bench strength . . . USC's in 3 2 7.3 24 0 PALO ALTO play for a 67-66 Trojan lead. NEW SPRING Chuck Moore put the Indians a real position to apply pressure bench." Take The Money and Run back out ahead again at 68-67 on with that a one and one with 32 seconds With 22 seconds and the ball, A Thousand Clowns left. But USC came down and Dennis O'Neill probed the winning perimeter, couldn't find an FASHIONS George Watson hit the M-F—4:45 P.M. hoop on a rebound with 22 opening, and Claude Terry took over < \ S & S—Con't. from 1:00 P.M. seconds left. The Indians couldn't with five seconds left. JUST ARRIVED get off a good shot and Westphal He drove the baseline, ran into hit two free throws with one traffic, and was forced out of second left for the 71-68 final bounds with one second OPEN TO 6 P.M., 'Til 9 P.M. THURS., OPEN SAT. — J BEL ART rJE score. remaining. Thus the Trojans, So for the sixth time in 16 ahead by eight at one point and games Stanford gone down to down by one a couple times in the Jenny had defeat by five points or less. final minutes, escaped with their Stanford's shooting percentage perfect league record. of 37% (26 of 63), much below "O'Neill and Terry aren't going "A lino vardam* sli«»p" their usual 47%, but the Indians to get pressured much tougher 4iB UNIVERSITY Ml;. DOWNTOWN PA Ml \LT(.» outrebounded the taller Trojans Daily photo by Kent than that," Dallmar noted, BELMONT 56-47. O'Neill and Terry led the THE WHOLE STORY—UCLA's big Sidney Wicks (35) aiul Steve Patterson (32) referring to the defense of Dennis Tribe with 22 and 18 points. squeeze out Chuck Moore lor a rebound, as Itruin hoard strength consistently Liiyton and Paul Westphal. Moore turned in another fine provided second and third attempts for UCLA shooters. "This team's never stopped," he said, peering into his coffee. Alaskan Safari performance with 17 points and rebounds. "Losses, adverse conditions, is 11 USC Coach Bob to "Excellence All Stanford starters were in of this weekend run games they've always come back." Boyd said: "Moore has developed double figures led by O'Neill with their record to 7-2. Friday night into one of the better players on "And in another 16 hours, ~ 19. Center Palmer added freshmen crushed a seven man Bill 15 the UCLA." the Coast." Boyd's team was led points and eight rebounds to share San Francisco State team 80-42. by their guards Westphal and Stanford attained a ragged Never high rebounding honors with Pat Stevens led the Tribe with 21 granted BIJOU respectibility against the Bruins, Dennis Lay ton who picked up 18 forwards Fred Green and Chuck points and 16 rebounds while not losing as badly as teams Butch Ccssidy and and 16 points. Moore. UCLA's many 102 point John Stratton added 20. Saturday have; neither side was really sharp. The Sundance Kid Saturday afternoon, in a performance a new pavilion afternoon the Indians lost a close set Coach John Wooden, who regionally televised game, the scoring record. point decision to a physical Planet of the Apes three looked like a quiet distant relative fo man number one ranked UCLA Bruins split pair The Stanford Frosh a Santa Clara Frosh team. at a wedding M-F—6:45 P.M. came to town. Stanford shot well as he trundled off to a television S 8. S—Con't. from 1:00 P.M. and stayed close until the final interview, has apparently eight minutes of the first half. put together his sixth national champion in seven as years, but 5 Down by only two the the at 28-26, CINEMA ~» Indians finally got rattled by the using his favorite formula of press Bears Swim and run. HACIENDA Bruin Well, tough press and were outscored 27-13 for the rest of There seemed to be no sadness in losing to the Bruins are, reward the half. Stanford played better in who of Alaskan Safari the second half, but they never after all, number one. When But Lose Bid you're it's could get closer than 12 points. Upset 4-12, the one that got UCLA, using a fast-breaking away that sticks in the memory. run and shoot offense, showed the By STEVEN LACHOWICZ Unfortunately, Broderick and labor" balanced scoring which has Tribe swimmers had a surprise the rest of the frosh will not be FINE ARTS characterized their all Sir J. Reynolds play year. in store for them Saturday at able to swim next -veek against Forward Sid Wicks led the Bruins Berkeley. In a secluded woodsy Yale. It's a condition Yale insisted Jenny with 27 points and 19 rebounds. spot called Strawberry Canyon on because they, unlike the Pac-8 Murals At where the stand- Mario Thomas Henry Bibby and Curtis Rowe Recreation Area, Cal put together teams, don't use their freshmen in Ampex, added 23 and 21. its finest performance of the dual meet competition. The second wrestling clinic in ard is excellence, the re- season and almost defeated The rest of the afternoon went preparation for the IM meet will wards, both current and Stanford. pretty much a expected, except be held tonight in the Old for Nolan's upsetting Stanford's potential, have never been Led by freestylers to ... MENLO FA "( Peter Pavillion from 7:30 9:00 In Schnugg Bob Jamison in the 50 free. basketball, greater. We are doing some GUILD 323-4760 and Paul Nolan, the Bill Reed of El Cuadro Bears won both relays and two Jamison came back to avenge his holds the scoring lead, averaging interesting things which other events to come within 12 defeat by downing Nolan in the 26 points per game after three require imagination and per- 100 with a time of 48.4. Cal also / contests. Bob & Carol & points of the Indians, 62'/2-50 l 2. severance, therefore we Mike Williams also helped out swept the 200 butterfly as Ted & Alice need action-oriented people Cal by winning one event, tying Stanford's John Ferris did not swim. The Bears' Williams swam one, and swimming on the a who are eager to utilize 2:01.2 it. winning medley relay team. to win their talents in this kind of HILLSDALE Divers Ted Nichols and Bill EL CAMINO •// iSB' In one of the more outstanding Main took top honors in both the atmosphere. 3 4 51 SAN MATEO Wru events 9*4 1 I of the day, all four places one and three meter board events, j in the 200 freestyle were awarded Nichols winning the three meter Participate in our spectacular Bob & Carol & on judges decisions. First and Main the one meter. growth and catapult yourself into a dynamic future. Ted & Alice Stanford's Bert Mason was In the 500 free, the Tribe's We have current openings at both our corporate declared the winner but 20 Shelley seemed inclined to swim a head- minutes later the correction was 50 instead as he sprinted out in quarters on the San Francisco Peninsula and at other made and Williams was given a the first lap. He did slow down t>ASIS locations throughout the United States for: MANOR share of the title. Ray Collins and and beat Cal's Tim Musch with a Cal's Schnugg tied for third. The time of 4:57.6. winning time was 1:50.8 ■ CHEMISTS Hot Millions Rounding out the other Where deserting All the times were slow as the Stanford victories, Fred Haywood ■ CHEMICAL ENGINEERS pool was a little choppy and it swam a 2:01.8 in the 200 Secret of Santa Vittoria ■ was cold outside. The Stanford backstroke, and Dave Shilling INDIANS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS team was also slowed by the fact captured firsts in the 200 ■ INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS they medley that had worked solidly individual and the 200 enjoy a ■ ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS PALO ALTO through PADICIX,J Friday. breaststroke. 326-4100 junior-varsity n ■ ACCOUNT ANTS Aside from the conditions, The competition relaxing |\/| npg w 124 University Av#. was Indian coach Jim Guaghran tied 51-51 going into the last ■ FINANCIAL ANALYSTS complimented the Cal team for a relay. Stanford's Bob Warren, a had a lead atmosphere Campus interviews: This Is My fine effort. "Many of their times frosh, slight going into his anchor and he Alaska were season bests, and the whole leg, managed to keep salvage team swam very well." it to a come from 326-8896 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 behind victory. time The 1000 freestyle proved to Next week, of course, the Ivy 241 El Camino Real If an interview at this is inconvenient, please con- park be quite a race also. Stanford's League visits Pool. The tact Mr. Lloyd Lindquist, Employment Office, Encina MENLO PARK 2655-feay Tim Broderick, Brent Berk and Yale team will be peaked and Rd., Redwood City, Calif. 94063. An Equal Opportunity Alice's Restaurant Mark habbled for the Shelley top shaved down, since this is the Employer. spot. Berk grabbed the early lead biggest meet of the year for them. s That Cold Day in RENTS with Shelley right behind. Coach Gaughran says it could go the Park I Freshman Broderick relaxed until either The team work way. will the 400 yd. mark. There he passed hard on Monday and Tuesday, :k Capri Blue, Matador Red. Regal Shelley. He went on to catch Berk then ease off for the meet. The Blue, Florentine Gold, Powder at the 700 yd. mark and hold on Tribe is out to avenge last year's STANFORD";,™ $ Blue, Olive Green, & HOUSE OF White Black. PANCAKES to his best time of the 324-4751 win in defeat, but it will be an uphill * season, 1 0:05.1. The Swinging Styles battle. John and Mary Satin-edged lapels: Single and and COFFEE SHOP double-breasted models. Slim Con- Plus i|f tinental trousers, etc. tfle]# Joanna (and STEAKS TOO!) The Sharp Accessories ■ Single and double-breasted vests. 593-8091 Fancy ruffled shirt fronts. 3 styles BAP TIVOLII I V V-/LI 716 of formal shoes, etc. OF REDWOOD CITY SAN CARLOS and the gj price is right! 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REDWOOD CITY JURID Easy Rider GIRLING SUPER-TEX VW 10% Discount with VW 88C EL - Support Your Local Sheriff Student Body CAMINO REAL MENLO PARK Boni»Am*ricord Card . Mmtgfchorq 324-0217 Open 6 A.M. til 9 P.M.—7 Days a Week 6 I III: STANFORD DAILY FEBRUARY 2. 1970 ProminentFoes Clash Gun Control Debate Set Campus Roundup Ity DON TOLLEFSON main anti-gun control lobby in the Its expressed purpose is to help A debate on gun control nation. The NRA, along with its focus attention of the "need for There will be an S.D.S. MEETINC tonight at Wear, flute obligate), and Phil Niggen Botham, between nationally known key affiliate lobbies, have been firearms policies that efiectively 7:30 at 509 Hale Street (at Hale and University). accompanist. No charge, free coffee, bring figures in the gun-control successful in opposing effective serve the total your national interest." Car pool leaves Branner at 7:15. Discussion of own baj» lunch. Everyone controversy will be held today at Congressional action on gun tiuns welcome. License KOTC and the Moratorium. * * * 4:15 lounge in the large of control. The NRA has prevented The objectives of the NCRFP * * * All those interested in working in specific Tresidder. all legislation except the Gun consist mainly of the registration The COMMITTER FOR THE NEW POLITICS will anti-war actions connected with ROTC and the debate will be held Control Act of 1968 which and licensing of guns and the hold a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the G.E. strike are invited to attend the regular between David J. Steinberg, regulated the interstate and mail of weekly dissemination information on ASSU oft ices. State Senate candidate John meeting of the STUDENT executive director of the National order sale of guns. the gun MOBILIZATION control issue. They have Rutherford and ACLU representatives will discuss Lounge Council for the Responsible Steinberg chief proposed COMMITTEE Wednesday at 4:15 in Serra is economist federal minimum local campaign issues and low-income housing (Stern). Firearms Policy, and Herbert C. and secretary to the Committee of standards licensing and * * * suits. * * Kohlwes, chairman of the board for the National Trade Policy. He registration which would "limit * of The ASSU COMMITTEE ON REVISING the United Sportsmen of San has been a consultant to the the legal possession of guns to The DRAFT REPEAL COMMITTEE will meet Mateo at UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM IN URBAN County. The Political United Nations and many those who can meet basic tonight 7:30 in TMU 274. * * * AFFAIRS will meet tonight at the Roble Union and the Stanford Law government agencies and is the qualifications for 7:30 in responsible gun Lounge. Anyone interested in an Urban Forum are sponsoring the author of many on Dr. Eugene Schoenfeld. M.D., better known as Affairs publications ownership, and which would hold Photo by Fabian Bachrach major or presentation. DR. HIPPOCRATES, speak at in taking courses in Urban Affairs is aspects of world trade and each legitimate gun owner strictly David J. Steinberg, executive director will the annual invited. Kohlwes is a San Francisco international economics. and dinner meeting of Planned Parenthood of Santa legally responsible for every ol the National Council for a * * * attorney who fought the San Steinberg holds degrees from the gun in his possession." Clara County Wednesday. The dinner is open to In an Responsible Firearms policy, will POM-PON GIRL TR YO UTS: The first practice Francisco gun licensing ordinance University of Vermont and the effort gain for the public at $4.80 per person. Reservations to support such debate gun-control legislation this clinic will be held Room of Maples to the State Supreme Court. The Harvard Graduate School. legislation the should be made today with Mrs. Walter Vincenti, tomorros in 14 Council has afternoon at 4:15 in the large lounge Pavilion from Eligibility, try-out United Sportsmen of San Mateo The National Council for a compiled 13200 East Sunset Drive, Los Altos, or Mrs. 4:30-5:30. existing information and of TMU. requirements, and responsibilities" will" be County is an affiliate of the Responsible Firearms Policy researched new Russell Robinson, 10702 Mora Drive, Los Altos. information No at discussed. Clinics are scheduled for every Tuesday National Rifle Association, the (NCRFP) was established in 1967. concerning facts on host cocktails 6 p.m., dinner at 7, Dr. firearms and have an official chapter, Sacks in February. Try-outs will take place the first week their Hippocrates at 8:30. use. says there are about twenty * * * in March. * Among the members of the * * THEONCE AROUNDQUAD people on campus involved in the Heritage Fund: All students who Council's Board of would be Directors are student program. When asked interested in raising funds for The STANFORD CONSERVATION GROUP John Lindsay, Karl Menninger, STUDENT about future plans here at SCHOLARSHIPS are encouraged will hold an organization meeting for its spring and Adlai Stevenson 111. to attend a Stanford, Sacks said, "Rather meeting in the small lounge of tonight vacation Grand Canyon trip. The meeting is tonight Among the programs of the Tresidder at than form an official chapter we 7:30. at 7:30 in TMU 267. Inexperienced hikers NCRFP is a student program will probably work within existing * * * welcome. called Students for a Responsible Applications for * * * TODAY Theater's porduction of Giselle & Gaite organizations such as the ASSU in summer employment at the ALPHA PHI OMEGA: 10 a.m. Parisienne. Sign up now for l-Center Firearms Policy. The National an effort to gain support for our Stanford SIERRA CAMP are due today in the Applications 1-4 p.m., for UNDERGRADUATE noon, Alvarado House. Book trip or call X4lBl. Chairman of the group is Selig D. group." Bowman Alumni House. SPECIAL Return: pick up unsold books. LASA: Bolivar COURSES may be picked up in the 12 noon, House. Sacks, a Stanford law student and While * * * AUSTRIA X: 8:30 p.m., Lathrop Prof. Edvardo Arriaga speaking on Steinberg is on campus, temporary building (600T) next to the Church, House. The night meet your "Democraphic 1969 graduate of Northwestern he to Effects of Urbanisation, will make two other speeches. "THE MONDAY NOON," first in a series of behind the English department. Proposals for professors, prospective roommates, Social Structure, & Agragian Reform." University. Although the Today at noon he will address the midday entertainments at the I-Center, officers. Come to a coffee will be Spring Quarter should be completed in detail, break with WESTERN CIV. MOVIE (HISTORY organization is young, Sacks Law today at 2:10. cookies. 10-15): Stanford School in Room presented 1 It will feature a concert approved by a faculty and to 7:30 p.m., Cub. Aud.Admission claims they have active of member, submitted BRITAIN VII REUNION: 9 p.m., is free. The Passion of Joan of chapters 161-J. Tomorrow he is scheduled Baroque music with Betty Cole, soprano, Jean Pam Wright, 600T, Guthrie Arc on on or before Feb. 13. House. Will show Hal's movies (France). A 1928 silent masterpiece many college campuses to address the Stanford & Graduate Cyndi's slide show. concerned with the record of Joan's including Illinois, School ROTC, CHEMISTRY DEPOSIT REFUND Northwestern, of Business in Bishop Blasts G.E. trial, adjuration, and relapse. It and Brown. These college chapters Auditorium CHECKS: May be picked up in room compresses the events of Jan. 9 on "Free Trade in the bring speakers " 104 Old Union. through May 30, 1431, into a single and distribute Year 2000. CONCERNED ASIAN SCHOLARS day & explores in depth the information on gun control. The debate this afternoon AT STANFORD: p.m., is 4:lb East interrogations, the imprisonment, & Although Asian Studies Stanford does not free and open to the public. Trailer. Business meeting the causes of her adjuration & then her SMC to work on Widens The Of Conference. Sphere Action withdrawal of it, the execution at the FILM SHOWING: 7, 9. 11 p.m., stake, & the massacre of the crowd by Cub. Aud. Selection short Two of the best the English. resolutions were passed at student anti-war conference, inlfation by films from New Area Film caused the war Makers. WOMEN'S CAREERS IN ped last Wednesday's regular meeting scheduled for February 13 RATHER THAN THE WORKERS, Admission $1.00. COMMUNITY Another SERVICE: 4:15 p.m., Girl BABA of the Stanford through THE STAMFORD CHAPTER OF MEHER MEETING: 8 p.m., IMU Large Lounge. Second panel Student 15 in Cleveland, Ohio, THE TMU stayed Ra STUDENT MOBILIZATION 270. One who with Avatar Mobilization One were also discussion in series on Exciting Careers Committee. discussed. COMMITTEE TO IN Meher Baba in India will speak about END THE WAR for Women. declared SMC's support of the The following resolutions were VIETNAM DEMANDS this treasured visit. He will relay many On Road To THAT NO G.E Campus New Moratorium's efforts to force RECRUITER ALLOWED thought-provoking and humorous OFFICIAL passed: BE ON WE, CAMPUS BECAUSE HE IS, stories that surround his time with the UNDERGRAD SPECIAL 180: Dr. ROTC off campus; the other, in THE STANFORD CHAPTER IN OF EFFECT, TRYING TO INVOLVE Avatar. Jacques Naar, Petroleum Engineering An undergraduate girl was attack happened nearly the declared of THE STUDENT MOBILIZATION in effect, SMC's support COMMITTEE THE STANFORD COMMUNITY IN RAM'S HEAD: 7:30 p.m., RMU. Dept. U.S. 180 will not meet tonight. raped Friday night in the bushes same place TO END THE WAR IN Board Meeting. Discussion as an assault on the GE strikers and demanded VIETNAM, DECLARE OUR FULL THE WAR MACHINE AND of Spring Instead, it will meet Wednesday, Feb. next Palm to SCABBING Show & Gaieties. 4, 1970, to Drive, according December 16, in which a girl was that the university end its SUPPORT FOR THE NEW ON THE STRIKE. at 7:15 p.m. WE SKOTOKAN KARATE: 6-8 p.m., ANNOUNCEMENTS campus police. She was on her dragged off her bicycle into the complicity with General MORATORIUM'S DEMAND Or AN ENCOURAGE ALL Gym. Electric. ORGANIZATIONS AGAINST Men's Practice session. SKI CLUB EX-COMM.: All way back to her campus residence raped, The of meeting, END TO ROTC MILITARY THE SKI CABIN: bushes, and brutally purpose the as TRAINING OF ANY KIND THAT WAR TO ENDORSE OUR ACTIONS 7:30 p.m., TMU 236. members planning to attend ski when the attack occurred about IN Owner's meeting. beaten. stated by one of the group's USES THE LAND, BUILDINGS, SUPPORT OF THE G E weekend Feb. 12-15, contact Clydia STRIKERS. TOMORROW this week. 7:30 p.m. The gi.-l raped Friday night coordinators, was to ACADEMIC CREDIT OR Robel X265 Between 4-6 "consider It was agreed to GO CLUB MEETING: 7 p.m., 152 p.m. described her attacker as black several concrete SPONSORSHIP OF continue Polya. a proposals for regular Bring your Go-playing friends. STANDORD OPERA WORKSHOP: The assault took place about STANFORD UNIVERSITY. weekly meetings on GERMANY man, 18 to 20 years old, 5 feet 10 anti-war activities, choose our SINCE G.E. IS XXIII: 5:45 p.m., Muir Choral tryouts for opera chorus in A MAJOR Wednesdays at 4:15 in Serra no. 29. Dinner Bring halfway between El Camino and inches tall, 180 pounds, and focus of effort from among those PORDUCER OF WAR MATERIALS reunion. meal Dialogues of the Carmelites by Lounge (Stern). This week's ticket. Poulene. Contact Prof. Schmidt x2874 Arboretum Drive as she was wearing a light jacket and dark suggested, and then concentrate AND A MAJOR WAR PROFITEER, I-CENTER AND SINCE meeting will plan, organize, TRIP TO S.F.: 8:30 p.m. or x2461. Opera presented Feb. 27,28, walking back from the Southern trousers. He was very intoxicated, on action." G.E. WORKERS ARE and Tickets available to American Ballet and Mar. ON STRIKE DEMANDING THAT build concrete actions 1. Pacific station in Palo Alto. The she said. Plans to build the national connected SMC THE CORPORATIONS PAY FOR with ROTC and the GE strike. STUDENT RATE s,anf <»-d University,327-4150J «ea I The Stanford Daily> $1.50 For Two Lines Per Week Storke Publications Building I Classified Want Ads Your Con I Ad Reach Up To 20,000 People, In The Stanford Community I bHfcUAL NOIICES SPECIAL NOTICES AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE employment ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND Autos for Sale AUTOS FOR SALE Motorcycles for Sale MISCELLANEOUS SKI Hear Valley. Special student ratess. Lost: Some where in this part of the wo Help Wanted (Sun Thurs.) $5.(10 ninlit. LITTI.IF. a beautiful brown cuoduroy jacket appri GOING TO EUROPE? 70 Suzukitfp'cc Wolf twin For Sole ,)S S new Scrambler "brati LODC.F, Hear Valley, Calif. 95223. (209 >) si/i.- short. Call Jim 328 8924. Save $295. 964-0346. __ money two ways on your trip—trav WEDDING " 753 2356. Special group rates availablee. LOST ItLACK * WHITE DOG. HUN in your car purchased through ISO MANPOWER, INC~ INVITATIONS T J our overse: SCRAM HLER, E , 100 $5.95 Call vour campus representative, Les Corr- INC SV, MO. NAME IS LEO. LO! iT delivery plan. We transport I ,n v d rk ' CSt teiJ]Pprary help iv °nly to campu I,! 1,1,5 - EV EN NGS 32 I Yl°U*333 KI Camino.r service. Li£_£l?l?' and .les. 948-4968. SAT 24. 321 7287. Service for all British make cars. I El Palo Alto 941-4181 samples 321-1317, ) Kl<( witl a (lr " RIO FN il\Til" WOKKSIIOI'S Found: Near White I'la/a; a watch; V "U Sprint 11. (jood (l All office skills needed. sers : $50. b[ cond. 328-7887" SAMMV VB « e^ Alicia Tasca most Saturday SCHOL-■ j identify. Call John, .127-2920 x557. p.m. A RSIIII'S AYAII.ARLE. CAI.L 415 Lost tie JIIARLEY AMERICAN GIRL complete works of . KAWASKI HI Shakcspes 500 cc. MACH 3. $745 n, l,rar 328-6137. 328 799 Tt y ,lr*" " inscribed to "Larry, words, words, word- ' 111 t ; P Service Young MSA '69 441 Victor, 1300 mi. $725 Ca II 311 Town & Country Unity Adults Workshop Please calj vol 1780. Bruce, 328-8300 7 p.m. Sundays ! 961 3825. Lost Itag from at SafCty h"Hls 5.14 Forest Ave., I*A 3 J.1-7926 bike Union. Reward. 3. AAMES _ 8033. FFNI.t-M purchase, i0i517~5722. We will sell your bureau of price cuitar amr S FOKMINtj (i X- Honda employment case, $195 KUltar- am P. CIA S ON ol< ANIC N A LOST CHINESE CHEST (small) last RT)NA — M $100. MAN. 328-9625. Chrysler Plymouth READERS s GALAXIF ttc pfT 964 0346. — — WANTED _ ' Hrowii Suede lost parkit 340 El j Typing Irene 327-0448 Wll AT EY KR HAPPENED" TO ELECT purse vie. Ugli Caminn, Menlo Park 321-4281 ,',V|!fi?^^:«LLENV?bND U^& lot. No iiuestions asked. Reward. * I (TI 322-689 S.O.S. •tea I.Ntl EERI.EA DERS ? 'Cause some- "j Lost' at sea. IRIUIIPM (IT 6 gunmetal-grey Service on Schedule body right mags AM/ Distinctive ",i said that now we not some plas- I' M, good condition. $1400. Typing kmk dolly . ; Lost: Cassette tape player with at 968-1543. IBM Executive asrasyss&g* tic nun doing all the yelling at this tapes Helen, 321-6101 Needed suede jacket in car in front of 63 Porsche ' Infants 5. 7 tuns. time. Hranni S9O wht. runs well, must sell ! yping with emphasis on spelling, 6. old. A study of -=» punctua C ,,< C Sun Call John 327 0740 xl2B. $1995 (whls) & U lnn °»«- . Th< •re was once a wise old physician who 235-2509 evenings tion, editing. Charlotte Kishcr, nO ,'?' ' rn ~ session j S3 326-7526 *• minsT'.1 rr Nursery'v i School after performing a herendectomy on a moth TOYOTA '70 NEW '66 MUST (J 1 For AUTOMOTIVE AN V-B,stick, NT. very g0,,, PROFESSIONAL TYPING: IBM. Selec .more information call 328-1,830 after 5 er with too many children to count remark condition. $1250. I trie: 10 type styles: 7 days. cd, "A stitch in time saves nine." 941-5822. j Jane 948 3791 4 IRA( AUTOS PO* I Xerox copies 7c each. REALTY K STEREO TAPE DECK > SALE AI <(,^ K() 196,1 SPYDER, SHARF heads" ( 4815)-eve: Personal /^vi!()M)., TYPING (campus ext. ,UI '" ,l Must "ell $90.' thrunut $900. 328-2145 eves. 'j 326-1532 Cill ■• ( \ - "t Stanford Hoy $1899 typing, Rooms 9458 EXPERT diss 321-4972, ond Apartments Rosslmol - * '66 VW 210 skis - Cathy H: I'm proclaiming my love to the Includes hp, SEDAN, SUNROOE, EXC MFCH used once T»st 73 ww, heater, tinted glass, $950. Call Male companion Marker hinds S — t".O

67 Austin Mealy , e March '■ Fur terested. No Joke. 3000. R.ul. srtie. lir Rat- PIANO LESSON'S: all ages and levels, l\S.iJ.S, unfurn $300. .}JI JSI.?. ing (,reen. Com! Cond. Call 328-6443 eve's rates. 326-0708. THANKS for a great time SANDY, NICK PALO ALTO before 10. L MC H. I). I). L. I. ROOMMATES WANTED F C. C CHRIS. I 1'»62 VW EXCEL!., ("ONI)., VLADIMIR ROMANENKOV V R tr ACK RECENTLY i< 'p, \ v CART- you 3401 El Camino 323-7781 I I'UNI). CONCERT PIANIST I 'iVl IH-Vh t LAN KRwt' l-'V pnv Did hear about the time Zeus flipped Leda RADIO, EXTRAS, $690. ! - ha 'Tv I) 11 Mi -EXCKI 1 K\T T the I 327 4 14 1 HACK FROM EUROPE lHlrm- IT lON Itird? E V ES. * °0, (a " IHMLT f\ \MP ' PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS -3 >8119 S\?n "ATM 327-9012 $IJo/,„T, TUTrv "Swans ain't half bad." Leda STIGALL MOTORS '66 TRIUMPH r Spitfire, great cond. R/ll ALL LEVELS Kt.eissel white STARS "It ain't ncccssar —(ieorge Gershwin Datsun, IVuitcot ( nrd Sales /ic Servirc handles well. $1000 961-0561. I 323-2567 Real 210 cm nevada A j Try Estate For Sole marker bmdm s \ ,»,,|es. or out Fiat'a plush K boots —1' >ro,dvr old Profumo new 850 MGB'GT '67, 25,000 Mi. Looks LEARN vping in 7 lirs Type Übv(lU $150 best and drives I themes imme- (l " offer. 328-6858. Sport Spider. USED IMPORT I ,Cml Cin " n,r Find out as new. C y- _ "Do your boogie now while you can because— j how much VALUES: 321-5000 338 or 1)604. diatelv. Practical Spanish Itrs i",!t ", u. Well endowed fun x 321 I in 10 Rus bvby nature redwoods, deer, The top performance, 67 Datsun, 2000 Rdstr $1895 [ '66 l'lym. st. wgn. stud trans, sian prniiunciatii'tt in hrs Dailv -ve $100 views air Wanted World is Doomed. handling rth must sell nings. I water. $800 per acre, end 65 VW 2dr $ leaving weekends, bv appt. at ymir conven- 5 and 10* acre comfort can be. Thia bundle 1095 area. $850. 321-2813. v r'"*<; And it is all (1(1 ; e Liberal credit. 10 r; car stereo. the fault of of pep ovota, 4ilr $995 hin Miss MacXair. 327 '>''S .'. monthlysoetions: down low 328-1045, la loeded with - I PORSCHE 68 payments features 64 Sunbeam, 2dr $4')5 911 liurgtindy AM KM 5 Spd California Agrarian W eil ninht Symphony owner. League. > tickets \s FSl' Wilt Tim White atandard. not extraa. Full '>6 Orig inimat serv. records avail EMPIOYMENT 524 5425 or 707-263 640 Larry, 1 inalru- Renault, 4dr $5')5 $4795. 328-7523. l>av. DAY x2381. The world will end February 16. mentation, Including techometer. 68 Austin America $I4'i x •> 1241 or x2026, aDvid OH BOY! or both; they're Interchangeable Open 7 days per week to V OLSTEN TEMPORARY PALA 250/llest ciiTer. 326-2200 MISCELLANEOUS Services "Get right there "AT IM SPORT j6OIM x249. : l ull Bhr shifts available for conscientious in and do it boys." Kntttel SPIDER? For Sheer 60 Lotus Elan N Roekne or Lady Ch Merly. Driving Pleasure : convert Xlnt eond, special tune men and women. For Near cim- DOM HAMPTON, INC 12,50(1 mi. $4000 948 4002. Sole I>tisou»Kaidercarten854-5052 or 96T 3^lo. Almost all men, in &tf ages and countries,! 710 Winslow St., RC 365-6344 at FLASH! Schwinn, Moleich. Phillips. Sales Service Rental have titties made use of prayer 4 195 EL CAMINO REAL bm. Peuwot reasoned, that, Thence I I'»S8 4-dnor Mercury $100. Must sell inime JACK I if all things were ordained, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA iliately. Call 368 JACK'S MORRISROE TV prayer | 7574. STUDENTS CYCLERY 2098 El must among the rest be ordained! ( Camino, PA Hut, as prayer ".vota Land ( ruiser new 2320 El amino, Mt. View 968 321-4343 can procure no change in 1 '<»S, top, hulis, very STUDENTS' WIVES 2974 block from things praying low miles, $1050. 324 I'inr, ~r 325 JUST EGYPT'S: Variety campus ordained, must be useless, 3402. Earn extra money bv doing temporary work of USED furni and an absudity Itirc. 3606 hi ( | God would therefore, not I'UEGOT 404 IK 000 mi. 1966 Perfect eon during vottr amino, PA. 327-6540 new ordain if • 64 Grey lIM W coup, & free hours. launderette praying, everything else was or- needs woik $250. Cal H E GERMAN CAR maiut. rec. $17'»5 388 fi'»<»s, ALL CLERICAL SKILLS crnta Press washers darned. Hut praying 366*7861 <• I 9t dryers. exists, 8. ( therefore all i 112 i"I v, yenifigs. 60 \l(,.\ Rl )\|)S new LIGHT ASSEMMI.V ,V PRODUCTION JACK PAT S 564 Ave., things are not ordained Henjamin 64 Chevy I ER. engine, new ollcrc P A. I Greenbrier van Hack Sales and Service new s pin-, TEST ~ r seats Cabi lirakes. tit' mm Runs new SUBJECTS „ 3rd Hand Store ranklin. nets incl J now tires, new lik<* On vatterv $(>Sn/ 275 Alma St., Palo Alto ."He ml paint SN'i.S Call 286-9001 ~r I' S. Surplus Navy Pea Coats, bell Campus Photography Grarl men enjoy playing bridge? girls a Her. 328 3406, Dick. Hi bottoms. Two Stanford lt<• x 945S id jackets, combat boots, camping 'P Custom quality. s«ik ' Rear. Call notthip oartners, intermediate level. ( h;,S 1 \Tulo' for1 ;l v, rv •" flic 324-4488 ' and appointments. ( all Lynn or Ann, 326 .(947 after p.m. , \ , book Hippie 6 MniMi/tr.ifli' camper ,127 (»(•! ! AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Fashions f*»?• MASSEY * * * Io triumph Photography in love need not lie less comlcx b, :S!!iy VAN SPI). 5.1 CAD, MODEL 60 I' urco.its suede and bather ! 327-0448 than to ME(J GOOD TIKES EX owner FLEETWOOD tl TEMPORARY SERVICES jackets, lac & triumph in war. 11. COND $450. 328 dealer maintained. Must sell $400/ TUNE velvet goodies ( lean merchandise Sewinu and minor alternations 1538 offer 327 UPS 480 Lytton Palo Alto 324 0651 Open II 5 Experienced To lose at love is certainly as devastating at 68 Chew 11, 55396 Lo mil., 3695. General Motors Simdax Closed Monday ' »'n campus. Call Cathv .128 f,073 eves losing many ,xtras trained 6 eyl. $<, p|„ '>P«-n i at war. sale, owner in Mus'ang 4 s ,„| « ~yj ,-xtras s ~n rts 3/ 5 E llcdding St . San los.' service. .|r,S 47,000 !,r,s i T R VICE CALLS ~,k ,7 "> "'- Mike, ijuick $2000. $1200 mi rican ears. Ri,|, MALE STUDENTS f( s c won't you ami your nose please come eve*, 328 8763. Seollny,c'n ,I'"2 ,V Hetween Bth and 'Mh Streets. m^50 afti'r 6:30M p m 325 77.! I For experimental study, two 4 lake •»(? 322 "071 home. Mom. i 66 Savings ",-w lir sessions. Ist strict ramp nt» lord I'aIcon x . on Volvo. < < friTway. coml automatic. radio 6 Triumph. Rover K ,, ', ' r ( ew 7(13#» I'Al MEREST good tires, c »'Vl L InsuratK w-.rk invited Store: Thornton Ave . Newark. l reliable. $600/bcst olfet Call European delivery prices without JL'.'JS BODY A WESTERN MEN I.OCIC CONSri.TANT Transportation llarb Katr, going to Europe. FENDER REPAIR 324-4461 general IJ7 326 .17.10 1019", Alma Ave., Palo Alto, electric appliances' PROOFREADING MANUSCRIPTS M(, Midget (>7 .VI 0462 KOR ! I'OR V NEW PORSCHE in EUROPE! 326-3730. orig owner Low ,Ml ' *'" m ~r OFFEK CERTIFIED OVERSEAS USE AI.IDITV OF ARC.CMFNT mi exc run ( — ( cond $1300 ALL Nn k 'i HANSEN AUTO 220 volt 50 cycle CI A R I I V OF CONCEPT barter Flight Program (year round) or< 34.16160 aft 7 I'M M F. 5 p in. 326-3436. REPAIR Factory title up* lirake Si engine repairs, finality Temporary Mft METIIODoi *. C,R \M Available to ESEP 65' Dodge Coronet .'.lt | CHEV '65 Imp. I Personnel M members. John. .121 0527 10l s/s yellow/blk, buckets, wotk, Major and small AMIIUH \ \C, ( '* fair prices. 220 lligli appliances. lIN \\n Jnlin Italian!, < '' Si Palo Mto Men and I'FNFs's EUROPE, ISRAEL J27- MMS. SI - •"••kcs. P windows. 325 1412 women, skilled and unskilled. ALLIED EXPORT DISTRI HUTORS EDITING TRAVEL: Discounts I'oH,!V'! exi OU<; J-'/ own \ Country available to holders of ' 6.i Chevrolet Itiscane 41,000 miles •, otidilioti I 3.'7 1351 52? Merchant Street PROVING THEOREMS international stu excellent OVVNhM, $ s*>s Call 854i ban dent ID card I'or info regarding cond $700 ,1.!7 0719 8 111 to am I 0705. R & R Francisco, Calif. 941 It SOLVING PROBLEMS travel dis <>' 391-1319 counts and pun base 6' ' \W, , Chivy Inipal.i, very g(HH | ,-,md. Will ' I'SING LOGIC \ II of card contact' In good condition, 10,000 cin; sac Rent a piano $10 M IFMA TICS tr,national Student nii Mnr the, , $225 IK 75t, VICTOR month Club of gle, X IS7,' or ,I.', in l ill v vervMct»r- I,abb $| |.!8 7., • motor repairs 175 THE RESCUE! ''•5 I' ('amino, ,\ ; 's ( if 1 dcsicueil bookshevlen M Forest •», "" P Ave i I »<•"' I P\ ,K ,rK Pr "Aire at 1 >8 s "'"'ailed home ~ paintinx U.K. NOW, SNOW ,• skiils Wu also. CHAIN RENTAI S 2..0 tah p J2| HOI I'\ lo w /lllmm Swilar, underwater 328 iiBsB, tnrnia Ave. 719' . A hoitsiui' hr hi s Mi ;• i, i.. i■i i) i lUomm; C.\| | „, ~f,4 Mr, Ki