San n1E- Request Voucher Po- Today's Weather and Santa t Lira : No rain Students receising benefit% un- ar- today and tomorrow except der Public Law 634 (War go, light rain in extreme north; Orphans) should file souchers temperatures are expected to PARTAN I LY for November in the Regis- DA be near normal. Southwest trar's Office, ADM102 window winds 5-10 mph. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE No. 9. Vol. 63 1111110 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965 No. 48 Prof Blasts 'Make It Funny' e State College Dr. Sperling Blasts Hiring Policy Another Draft Story An SJS professor has accused By RICH THAW "You are hereby ordered for (c) deferment "might be ow state college administrators of en- Kerr for Remarks Spartan Daily Saigon(?) induction into the Armed Forces in the afternon mailing." couraging the hiring of student Corespondent of the United States, and to re- The opening to the featur, Dr. John Sperling, SJS assistant puses to institute sununer pro- ally, we will support it. If it does instructors to teach classes that Says the Editor: port at 1654 The Alameda, San story might be "A funny thin. professor of humanities, has ac- grams. not, we will insist on changes or should be taught by more experi- "Thaw, write another story Jose, California, on Dec. 15, happened to me on the way t, cused University of California Pres. Gov. Edmund Brown echoed the oppose it. We certainly will not enced professors, and the overload- on the draft. lalake it humorous. 1965 at 6 a.m. (morning). Viet Narn." Clark Kerr of "monopolistic be- accu.sation and expressed "dis- be stampeded by Pres. Kerr into ing of other professors with teach- Another draft story. A funny The State Bar of California How can one be funny when havior." appointment that the California acceptance of a ha.stily conceived ing units. draft story. After four news suggests that before entering he's praying? The charge was leveled Friday State Colleges do not seem to be scheme." "I'm accusing the chancellor's stories and three features on the Servic e, you do these by Dr. Sperling, president of the meeting their cornmitment as The SJS professor added that office of exploiting the faculty Within reach irr '66 is a de- the draft, he wants another things: Prepare or revise your gree that seems to take priority College Council of the California promptly as the University." "Kerr's latest pressure move is labor problem," Dr. Theodore Bal- assignments will. Execute and record power he intends to funny story. The over immediate military com- Federation of Teachers, in response DID NOT ASK further proof that gooyen, professor of speech, said ac- of attorney. Arrange to pay I getbe funny about auto mitment under the statutory' to Dr. Kerr's recent charge that In a letter to Gov. Brown, the impose permanent second-class sta- Friday. the draft your debts. Be sure your bene- state colleges." cidents, disease and 1-S (c) deferment. the state colleges are "dragging Board of Trustees and Chancellor tus on the RELIEVE DEMAND The feature is to be written ficiaries are correct on life "It is sheer hypocrisy for Dr. One can only hope that it is their feet" in converting to the Glenn S. Durnlce reasserted that "You relieve the demand for in a humorous vein, but my vein insurance." Kerr to talk about the need for processed through the compli- year-round quarter system the state colleges have not asked teachers when you hire students to has been somewhat ruptured. Yes sir, real material for a economy in the state colleges while cated machinery before the in- At the Nov. 23 meeting of the for a time extension and that all teach. These individuals do not This morning's mail included humorous feattue. his system enjoys favored treat- duction date. State Coordinating Council for 18 state colleges will be on the have the training or experience to join This material is so rich in ment by the Legislature He in- two bills, an invitation Higher Education, Pres. Kerr ac- quarter system by 1975 as original- to teach classes ordinarily assigned an advertisement for humor that I laughed all the The editor wants a funny sists on the best for the Uni- a church, cused the state colleges of not ly planned. to faculty members." These per- nasal hair way to the College Registrar's story. If I'm drafted, he'll prob- versity of California but asks the a chrome-plated moving ahead promptly enough. "Obviously, in terms of numbers son.s, he said, have no qualifica- where I proceeded mast ably want me to be the Far puller (with optional adapter office, alone, the problem of conversion state colleges to process more stu- tions for teaching beyond a B.A grimly to fight this thing. My Eastern correspondent for the IJNIVERSITY TO CONVERT dents at lower cost with no asstd.- for navel operation) and a mes- for the state colleges is twice as degree. (with feature will bring the house Spartan Daily. He explained that the university ance that educational standards sage from Uncle Sam difficult as is the problem for Dr. Balgooyen, president of the amen when I relate how I was Then he'll tell me to make undertaken to convert will not suffer." posible adaption to a Naval already has the turiversity," the letter said. SJS chapter of the Association of the request for a 1-S it humorous. fall Operation). told that to the quarter system next The state colleges have 157,000 California State College Professors and has set dates for all its cam- AIMOMEMAI 1.1Par students on 18 campuses compared (ACSCP), drew up and submitted to the university enrollment of to the college Academic Council 79,000 9p nine campuses. Tickets Available an ACSCP reslution requesting Dr. Sperling said that the AFT Tickets to the appointment of a committee the Eugene Istornin has commended Chancellor Dumke piano concert, scheduled Friday at to investigate SJS' hiring of part- and the Trustees for talcing such 8:15 p.m in Concert Hall, are time instructors. Clergy's 'Peace on Earth' Forum a stand on this matter. "The Cats available at the Student Affairs LOW WAGES lege Council reaffirms our willing- Business Office. "If student assistants can be ness to sit down with the ad- The concert, third in ASB Spar- hired for low wages to do the job ministration and Trustees to dis- tan Programs Committee's Invita- of regularly qualified faculty, there cuss the quarter system proposal." tion to the Arts Series, is free is not much point in raising salaries Echoes 'Down With Nationalism' "lf, after all facts are in, the to students and faculty and $1.50 to attract and hold qualified pro- plan makes good sense education- for general admission. fessors," Dr. Balgooyen added. Friday afternoon's Seventh He said a non-violent march with Father Laurent Largente, CSA The Rev. Roy Hoch, Lutheran In his charge of faculty unit Street Forum echoed a call of Jacqueline Kenned y, Nikita 'adviser, told the small gathering campus pastor, also condemned overloads, he said, "The normal ''down with nationalism" as five Khrushchev's wife, Pope Paul, on Seventh Street that man is the Pres. Johnson's "National Prayer teaching load at San Jose State clergymen and various students Martin Luther King and other paramount value in life and any Day" as WI effort "to baptize a is 12 units, but we have some discussed "Peace on Earth," theme figures carrying international pres- peace negotiations should carry the national cause." Student To Discuss part-time instructors teaching 15." of the forum sponsored by Chris- tige would bring cognizance of idea of man as the individual. On the topic of peace in Viet This charge has been denied tians for Social Action. the trouble spots to the conscience The Roman Catholic Chaplain Nam, The Rev. George "Shorty" by Dr. John W. Gilbaugh, dean of The Rev. Mark Rutledge, United of the world. continued, "It is time to get rid Collins, pastor of the American the college. Objections to Draft Church of Christ carnptts pastor, He agreed with the Pope in of false propaganda among na- Baptist Church, recommended that denounced Pres. Johnson's request saying the evils of today are na- tions; we should stop nationalistic, (1) the U.S. stop bombing North Richard Epstein, SJS graduate the law says about objectors. He tionalism, militarism, and racism. war mongering campaigns." and South Viet Nam. (2) follow that made Nov. 28 a Natiorud Day student, will discuss "Humanists will also explain the history of of Prayer for Anti-Communist "feelers" for peace negotiations. and Conscientious Objection" to- draft systems of the U.S. and Mustang Talk Set God (3) sponsor free elections, (4) "Concept of the Shelby GT350" Forces" as an attempt to use other countries. U.S.' national 'Step' to the Moon have the U.N. police the area, night at 7:30 in CH149. will be the topic of Charles R. in furthering the The graduate student stated that purpose. (5) send extensive economic aid The talk is sponsored by Human- laws concerning conscientious ob- Cantwell, project manager, GT350 through the U.N. ists on Campus (HOC). project, Shelby Americtur Incorpo- The Rev. Rutledge vocalized a jectors have become more liberal Pete Ellis, student moderator of Epstein, who heads a counseling rated at a meeting of the Mid- response of 20 San Francisco Pres- in recent years but are still too the forum, urged freedom to travel.