Five Homecoming Queen Finalists Named Last Night By KATHY NORRIS I ber of Alpha Lambda Della and Pelt :'411C. Sargent, known to bet' of Chi Omega sorority, Sue After graduation, Sue hopes to High School in Oakland is Cheryl is a member of Kappa Kappa 'Phi Kappa Phi, school honor fra- many as "Sarge," Is a junior Eng- lists skiing and travel among her travel and to teach high school King, sophomore social science Gamma sorority, and plans to be- "Mirror, mirror on the wal1,1ternities. lish major from Glendale. A mem- interests. English. Hailing from Holy Names major from Walnut Creek. Cheryl come an elementary school teacher. who is the fairest of them all?" Which coed of the five Homecom- Reading, "especially about cul- ing Queen finalists, announced at tures and civilization," and art are a rally in the Men's Gym last among Cheryl's interests. night, will wear the crown? Songleader Hilary Goldwater is Sponsored by Sigma Phi Ep- a 19-year-old sophomore from Las silon, Jody Kaiser is a junior Vegas, Nevada. The Gamma Phi speech correction major from Beta sorority member lists "sports Manhattan Beach. The 21 -year-old cars, fun places, and getting mail" Alpha Phi sorority member, loves as her "likes." the outdoors, in which, she says, She is majoring in psychology, "I can find the beauty and aim- and likes dancing and water skiing. s'plicity that seems to be so easily The queen will be crowned at lost in the rush of college life." the Coronation Ball November 13. Green-eyed blonde Mary Blom- Bids for the bail are available in quist, 21 -year-old senior from Cu- front of the bookstore to all ASB by the SJS pertino, is sponsored card holders, according to Bob Marching Band. An honor student and member of Band -Aides (dance- Himel, homecoming committee drill team 1, Mary k also a mem- JODY KAISER SUE SARGENT CHERYL KING MARY BLOMQUIST HILARY GOLDWATER chairman. Leaders: Sign Up Lyke Sales End Today Is the last da3 to buy the last day students Today is Lyke, campus feature magazine Interested In serving as orienta- for 50 cents at five campus lo- Islay sign up for In- tion leaders cations. Trim! Lopez, party car- Further Information terviews. toons by SJS grad Pat O'Dan- signup sheets are in the and leis, short stories and Lyke doU Union, 315 S. Ninth St. College Juice Morrall are featured. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. 52 SO SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 No. 33 Blazer Controversy Man Makes Own Niche Visiting Scholar Bunche Comments Boils; Recall Afoot? Lecturer The Student Council blazer issue council rescind its $500 allocation On Civil Rights, U.N. 'Fact, Fiction' Man is never the victim of cir- erupted into a blazing controversy for ASB blazers. cumstances, according to William The passing of Prop. 14, which will nullify the Rumford Act, is Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, undersecretary general of the United Na- yesterday. The original resolution approving Milford Correll, a Christian Sci- "inconsistent with the trend for equality," and will not improve the tions, spoke to about 500 SJS students and local citizens in Concert Finance Committee, one of coun- blazers for representatives and ence lecturer. He will present a image of the United States or California in the area of civil rights, Hall last night on "the United Nations, Fact Against Fiction." cil's three permanent committees, ASB officers was passed by coun- lecture entitled "Who's in Con- declared Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, 1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner and Dr. Bunche, a guest of the Visiting Scholar Committee, began voted 4-0-2 to recommend that cil Wednesday. trol?", Tuesday in the SJS Me- United Nations official. his speech by explaining the lateness of the U.N. General Assem- Blazers were chosen because of morial Chapel at 8 p.m. Dr. Bunche told members of a press conference yesterday morning bly session this year "brought about because of the impasse over council's desire to "maintain com- The lecture is being sponsored that he looked on the decision of Prop. 14 as a backward step. Article 19" of the U.N. Charter revoking the votes of member munications with the student by the SJS Christian Science Or- Since California is one of the nations delinquent in dues or as- . Corpsman body." ganization. Students and the pub- most populous states, the passing sessments. Rick Trout, Finance Committee lic are invited to attend by the of Prop. 14 will have significance "The biggest delinquency was chairman, said his group "didn't organization. in the United States and interna- that of the Soviet Union," ex- Plans Visit think blazers would accomplish the Correll, who went into the tionally. plained Bunche. The Soviets owe purpose as stated in the original Christian Science healing practice In our country "there has been a $52.5 million to the U.N. at the John Fasolino, an official in the resolution." steady advance toward civil present time, he said. Office of Public Affairs of the The committee, he declared, rights," Dr. Bunche pointed out. Dr. Bunche said some of the Washington Peace Corps Office, "didn't think the $500 cost is jus- Due to the worldwide press, our nations delinquent in their dues met with SJS officials Wednesday tified by value received," and that racial problems are of common and assessments have refused to to map plans for a week-long in- "similar objectives could be accom- knowledge to the people of other pay because they didn't want to formation program here Nov. 9-14. plished by other means." countries. support what they thought was Members of the Peace Corps As a result of Finance Commit- "Acts of racial injustice damage "illegal" U.N. military action. staff will man a peace Corps in- tee's action at least one represen- our prestige throughout the Explaining the purpose and his- formation center on Seventh Street tative has reversed his stand on world," Dr. Bunche said. This is a tory of the U.N. security force, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. the issue. moral question and should be Dr. Bunche asserted that U.N. worked out because of what we intervention in Cyprus, the Congo, "Experienced Peace Corps staff Bill Clark, sophomore represen- dis- think and not because we are wor- Palestine and other places has members will be available to tative and committee member, be- ried about how it will look to been necessary to prevent World cuss the Peace Corps program voted yesterday in favor of the others. War III. fore classes, clubs and other cam- rescinding motion. He had voted With direct reference to the "These peace armies don't solve pus groups," Fasolino said. Wednesday for the allocation. Several returned Peace Corps United Nations, Dr. Bunche said anything themselves," Bunche The committee's motion now volunteers from Senegal, Bolivia that Red China is "a credential is- to council, where it will al- said, "they bring quiet: they buy and Nigeria will be a part of the goes sue, not an admissions issue." most certainly be voted upon. time" until problems are resolved team. Appointments for a Peace Whoever represents China has Corps speaker should be made by Spartan Daily was unable to great influence on the way people politically. There are more than confirm a report yesterday that vote. This year the vote will be 100,000 veterans of U.N. military calling 293-0345. WILLIAM MILFORD CORRELL "There are still many miscon- several students are circulating a closer due to France's shift to the "peace-keeping" actions, he said. to recall the 10 represen- . guest lecturer ceptions concerning the Peace petition Peking, China side, according to Photo by Bob Hall To the charge that the U.N. Se- hope to correct," tatives who originally voted for after military service in Europe Dr. Bunche. Corps which we curity Council is dominated by said Fasolino. "One is that an ap- the blazers. during World War II, is a resident On the question of using military DR. RALPH J. BUNCHE, 1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner and Communists, plicant must have a highly devel- Roughly 2,000 valid signatures, at Cleveland, Ohio, He is a recog- force to reach solutions, Dr. United Nations official, answered questions at a press conference Dr. Bunche noted oped skill. Actually, liberal arts 10 per cent of the student body, nized teacher of the religion and Bunche commented, "we have yesterday morning in the president's conference room. Dr. that the Communists do not often graduates with the right personal- would be required on any such pe- is currently on tour as a member learned by trial and error that mil- Bunche was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his part in arrang- have the majority of votes on their ity characteristics and emotional tition in order to provoke a recall of the Board of Lectureship of The itary forces can be used as an in- ing the armistice between Israel and the Arab naticns. Dr. side in the General Assembly. fill many election, according to the ASB First Church of Christ, Scientist, strument in seeking a political so- Bunche is guest of the Visiting Scholar Committee and will be maturity can successfully Concerning world government, assignments," he said. Constitution. in Boston, Mass. lution but not as a means." lecturing on campus today. Dr. Bunche said, "There's no such pretension on the part of the U.N." Political Awareness Questionnaire: He then denounced economic in- equality as a barrier to world peace which the U.N.