trays

All

ungary in No. :n on the Sjs uly, 1g1. le, on display through rent:-re brought ro

have visited table to bring vith him when.

h Ga Iffy’s (us, rothirianig see.. ungairin folk

students for mini? m�ie

NIGHT 00

)1c Store domi

this

st IONS :Y 5-9872

ith ghiman

lied board our not Median-

ainpointed of culture

ate: in nO

once grad-15th, and

study- the all of ii - graduates erto; who irth l���yin-

’dere t not with

hit’ :toted -mole one. ? ctone to

ich (I of 1,,,r,g

’" hi, far

farts lint,

? aisalI_i IC

I with we:

morc

ry arrh, find Tranft�

mem", bid

Msrlborri

hat flavnt, little voice will know

filled man, Won, its t ustrily imself, and

I at.. gig! go

ill robin’’’. ,r Tarrying ,i-rrer, go"

than MO

Today’s Weather soa,, tars Valley: Partly

�toady todai. LOW iesterday 50-

high 59 to 63. San Jore

tit Rainfall to (late 2.98 Inches.

last irar to date, 4.59 Welles.

Total last year 20-29 inches.

Vol. 51 -.41111." SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963

Want to Dance? Au senii,r� are Invited to the

Iteunton Dame to be lipoid in the Ste. ( 111014.1., tatipire � itiately alter the 11 ((((( lug twatiall game.

Persons planning 10 at bait should obtain tickets at the Alumni Assn. office. 221 le san

arlos, tIfflo or tomorrow.

Wayfarers Appear At Rally Tomorrow

g e ening’. Bonfire ile.-1 appearance at tomorrow

RAI, will be ailarers --- 13.1111.�. R.10 n1011111, ’I’ :ippearing knot Sean Bouniwell - are currently

al the !magi’s i raticiseo.

Tile popular folk-inging quartet has playi�ti lop hill al Hie

HNC Allglf Ne{ri ).,rk, the Violins in Dcii�er. tlii� lee liou�i�

in Pasadena� numerous camplis,�- throughout the Ha -

ion, and has just released its

,erond lit ’A Vii�itir album.

Dick Bailey and Sean Bonniwell Trustees Meet ace local boys, Dick is a grad of

SJS and Scan attended San Jose

City (’ollege. Hay Blown anti Tom

Adams hail [tern AVillamette Uni- To Determine \ ersity in Orego.n.

FONI) MEMORIES

ories for Diek Bailey and his wife Tower Hall End San Jose St hokk fond mem-

She is also an SJS alum.

though Dick didn’t meet her while he MIS :Men:line State.

Dick relates that he paid his

way through SJS by singing solo

and with a trio called the Way-

hirers init relation to the present quartet of which Dick is a mem-her). Also in this trio were Don

Huhbarvl and Betsy Engelking. Dick was also in one of Grand

Marshal Carl Duncan’s entomology classes. In fact, every week when he handed in a report on an in-sect he accompanied the report with a folksong about the insect. He says this greatly amused Dun-can and furthered his own inter-

at’ in entomology. SHOW WILL GO ON

Rain or shine the Wayfarers and the Rally will go off as scheduled quake. tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Accord-ing to Homecoming Chairman

The destiny of Tower Hall may be determined tomorrow when the State College Board of Trustees meets at San Francisco State Col-

lege, downtown center. "It will probably be the show-

down on Tower Hall," SJS PreS,

John T. Wahlquist declared earlier this week.

The trustees will discuss Tower Hall when the Ci iminit tee on Build-ings and Grounds meets at 11 a.m.

Representing SJS will be Pres.

Wahlquist and C. Grant Burton, SINGIN’ STRUMMIN’ FOLKS�The Wayfarers

executive dean. (I. to r.) Sean Bonniwell, Tom Adams, Dick The trustees closed Tower Hall, Bailey, and Ray Blouin, will make a special ap-

last April. after it was declared pearance at tomorrow evening’s Bonfire Rally

unsafe in event of a major earth- I

The trustees learned they woul,i be personally liable for any injurie� Jerry Engles. if it should rain the . in such a disaster. Rally will be held in the Men’s

Gym and not at the Fairground,. There are four possible [alas for

Adrei,inn will he free to ASD Tower Hall. One is to completely

holders. rehabilitate the ivy-covered strui�- Today at 4 Ed Belling will emcee the pm,. I lure at a cost of $1.292,725.

trron which will include Queen The second plan would leave the Members of the San Jose City Nsncy Niederholzer and her court, Tower and Morris Dailey Auditori- Council will discuss the future of the Sprian football team, the urn, replaving the rest of the Seienth Street with SJS officials iaehes, a 40-piece pep band in building with new structures cost -

today at 4 p.m. in the City Coun-cil chambers at City Hall.

The college group, represented by Pres. John T. Wahlquist, Execti-

e lighting of the fire will he cost $3,456,300. tivP Dean C. Grant. Burton and made more io a ceremony than in The final plan would replace all liminess Manager Glen Guttorm-past years, aecording to rionflo� id Tower Hall with new buildings, sem would like to have the street

Chairman Bruce Edmond- i’,sting $:l01�010. closed rwrmanently. The bonfire. constructed of raii- The findings of the Wilbur

rut ties will be approximaudy Smith Traflic Report, as it affects zu feet high and eightn feet ace., Iph,, phi ()in...a, honormy men - Edmonds Debates .-:,�venth Street and the downtown

area, will he discussed by those

at the Fairgrounds at 7 p.m. This popular quar-tet of folksingers is now appearing at the hun-

gry i in San Francisco and has just released their

second album with RCA Victor.

New Seventh St �

uniform, and two skits, in addi- ing $2.779,600. lion to the Wayfarers. Another possibility would be to

Student, will form a large ring leave only the Tower and pit around the bonfire this year, and in all new buildings. This would

�

of this yeal’, � ’ill‘ top with

it Devil. r ,Ily committee

A Allt J..il ii iii’

Seventh Ma May Be S To KAA Meet Prize -Winning

inted cros�-NCA,1

’he national iii 1962, Ina in runnel

oimcil has it,

f f� ;1 v .1,41 us 111

1111�11, ill 0,1’ this molith

aided ain (�xt au awl coach f)ean

� I :let le oirect(n-toi III a special

teal Presented to

mid’) will go to I for con-

la% Then it will

I iy added to tilt

’wiled !wankel ? 11a. add! runner gives the

factor in case � ill.

1,,i1 of the initial

’,lotion, he said, ,i pleased with

III Il IlErt two

Tile basic dill(�renees between tile Ire, 0�111,�rpri., si44-111 and

Srtri:iii,111 is ill Iry Ill’iraf1�11 I ’jilts If% nolff�rf II. I.0111mnd,,

ill 1.1�11i101161, It ‘,15; and Bog-dan Dr.flilrlf, riff�falorr 011 Illo� ii,-cialist Parts .11

n%SC ITiMittrd

an Actiie S11111.’111 Omani:ails Ilif� profizralif %%III 10. 101,1 ;it 3:311 ent ii.111.

Poet Mezey Talks

Today at 10:30 a.m. 1 ilf�I

Wu. I

ill ti’. .11

ri III ,oll 1

Literary Fiidlion."

Ibilder id the Itobert Frost

Priie and the Lamont Prize

tor 1960, Mezey also won several awards tioun the Avademy of

American Poets and a writing fel-

lowship at Stanford.

Sixinsored by the (*.Mews Lee.

ture Committee, !apart-

ment and ASII, . leeture

Is 01.141 III OW 1111/014� at 11 hout

,barge.

Demo Club Meets The Is�I’s 1110111104 hay gi ill

Ilitvit 2:30 p.111. Iiii1;1) ill ( 111:411*

Li, dlwiiaa thii rink i,lk For

I’ tag iear.

The erotip oolli also

WWI do�riiIii %sit Ii Which

they will bee � imotied.

11.111hvg, N110 %kit to loin the.

Ilh. .1111 111111 In .1/4041 10

al..1.4�1�do

Talk To Be Held

attending today’s meeting. The State Highway Department expeeted to he represented at

itusding. ’13 department will pre i�ro �. stand on the permanent

iiii,mvich as it will affect .,i� development. of the

in the area.

Grand Marshal Fete Homecoming Grand Marshal Ise

Carl Dudley Duncan will he hon-ored this evening at a banquet of over 100 persons at 17 West. ...Ise over as master of ceremoni, ,

I Present at the banquet to say few words about their close

W!twill! Dr. Duncan will be SJS I John T. Wahlquist, Dr

G. Applegarth, professor KSJS Sho Minus Star

Follooa(ng dinner iihich begins ,t 7:30 p.m Dr. Theodore Bal.

En�ofes,or of speech

o science education: Dr. G. A. McCallum, head of the Biological Science Department: Dr. William G. Sweeney, dean of the Division of Education: Dr. In. Bentel, head of the Journal: and Ad-vertising Department lir William Poytress, past prote,..,: iuf -

A 6:45 p.m. deadline has been . Buttons on Sale; set for ticket holsters. After the deadline, non-ticket holdets will he admitted. The distrs will idler, Helps Increase at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7

east over K.S.IS-FM 100.7 rn �� ., p.m. The pr,,gram

will he hr""I Spartan Spirit 7 p.m.

"Extravaganza a raiii" pro-gram over KSJS-FM to take placel tonight in Concert Hall is minus , one performer.

Sherry Snow, one of the 11 star-slated to headline the show. will be unable to perform because of al prior commitment.

- ,-. , GONE TO THE DOGS?�Coed Vicki May, Chi Omega pledge, had a little trouble yesterday convincing a customer�Bacchus,

a St. Bernard belonging to Theta Xi, that he should buy a Home-

coming Button. The buttons, on sale for the first time this year, have individual numbers printed on them. Persons with winning numbers at Saturday’s Homecoming game will be awarded

priterg. Button’, are on sale at the Spartan Bookstore and in booth:. aulocAsssf fah the limeolustieres coisieriih

If� Ili, SCUP,

store and the Stioieci Business Office front ’t

The purpose of the Wilt,. � to help in.-tease the Ilona, i. wig spirit on campus. It is hcipeit that they ix ill la�enitte a tra(liteat :it SJS

Ea. I, button has a ritinther it and number, vvill I., win at the Ibuneromin-, %Vintwrs

I�1, ��fit .;, �ta, tit ti 1..

Flfg�I I afiN ’s 11- W;11,11, Paul’s

Sf;;./;if;I ;�, la; ,f1,11,1flf� Si’iL-ilt ri.11111, ilf.fl I’s .1Ii,, u . in 0, NI whattan shirt, donated I,t Men Shop: anti two Milner- a .Nrieele Steak I l,,use Third 1/11/I’S are a $10 gift el-41111,11o, donated Is Mffslf� s Its,, dinners id Ws" de Internal tonal ne,1,01-

ninl 111,1 11 $111 it"

Itv 1111.

Dr. Kerr Injured I fr t me’. use I’s. ii I ;

sist ant professor of education v.

Injured at 6pm. Tuesday licii she fell down some stair, het resklence, 830 Teresi Cour

!it. Kerr was taken to Oa ’,liner

No. 37

Dr. Madden Cites Abolitionist View

Hi EllItItEs.T Atiu.ried- Negro profit. iuu ill illi� �iinilar

tip a t.% ,r:k thing .11110,11-0..1 1011-111.11 -11r1.11.1�, hut 1114’ organ- underneath saint’

ti,, 5 It -us of 4g,rol’.4. A 1111.1111 I urn-. aleditiont-t and politoui (1,11.i.oplier 141111gl. hI J101 tllouuj,t sg. n. aitaltz.ol iesterdat lit 1/r. falioard if, tla,Iulu ii.iff,f1,--fir iii 1uliul,i-u1,lua,

iii the ol the I’ll,it-rii 1.rettir.-’

curt’.

tlie iiy, 1-quently. he negli

I flunked Brown ’ examinate 1, ,(1,1

stead to Brook ri, a If ;al-seendental ideal v . a combined farm work with intellectual exer-rise.

EDI ( %TED Through ht- o ft

Henry David Thoreao Hawthorne and Ems’: became better educated than :III

other youth of his time, accorlu. to le.. Madden.

At first he was a In ,,list only out of ade � , I.anerson, but his marriirg.� t’. Aim., Sh,tW %gelded reform tendencies into his life.

"We must work for a regenet�ii-ijoi in man’s heart," Dr. Madden iliuded Curtis as saying.

(,:iirtis established a reputation ,a popular lecturer. As he gained

experience, he added "incendiary topics" to his repertrih.e.

were in,. ’,diary bevatuse ht. t/� t tf:t.,ti at

ty. ’NO

; peak ’ in. o, that Ito.’ I,. burn

..,,ling in which he was

one of the few who �o�inciples to his own

to Dr Madden He � the true Ameriean � to keep Aineriea

� to , adopted ideals. Titus Slot tia, Civil War yeas due to

the infitleitt of Americans to the in ill Th

Small Boys Hear Favorite SJS Lecturer to he the only adequate seats in

Hall yesterday, according �,, ,x., sa1:111, wide-eyed, tow-headed, young boys who attended Dr. Edward Madden’s lecture.

The lxiys, who applauded en-’husiastically and agreed whole-....artedly with the audience’s ae-,:novi.ledgements to Dr. Madden’s historically backgrounded speech seemed to oversee the pr icress of the lecture as they sat in their

chairs with the utmost of patience and interest, listening intently.

Only during one small instance did the composure of their interest seem to break as the younger of the two found a dangling shirt-tail anntiyingly out of place In a

’ strained effort he squirmed in �right the shirt-tail hut only at-

’ tract ed the older one’s attention. ’Roth. through this shirt-tail ordeal. :nanaged to keep their eyes on the lecturer as the shirt-tail was

tucked away. At the end of the academic lec-

ture, the boys resounded with the , rest of the audience in the ap-

plauding. While the college stu-dent, dispersed. the two boys walked tap the stairs to the stage and grabbed the hands of their lather Dr. Madden.

Mrs. Edward Madden explained that Kerry, 11. atm! Dennis. 7, bk.. to hear their father speak.

e Blacks’ ’I Hate Football,’ Stimulating, Marcetti Clams; Then Wins Contest Phelps Says

I e-that

at

BUZZ MARCETTI

... ’imbecile could win’ usu.. sitIM he. nionurn it,

ii, imbecile could is III

0, AI NEI /

log ft I

The Re� Mr l’heip Episk.opai �h.iplain, saw ui Its

II 111i� 0111,

iii,’, :u- Mr Melo:

Ho. iota he �ilid iii .1 play has beell a filversi�41. f��.ser; a...; up an (outside event. which

’Iii’ audience later finds oio is the hil and exs�cution of a Negro

’I I.. eh:If:101’r’.

I a- made up the I lsgIr I.;11K11114, "the nod alie .iy lbw pied" ied every lilacks."

roetiN and tor hoe The whelp, Ni. � wearing who, . I.4,1.

item .�, u,’-., ,ti, ,Ifffgoil to be stereo’ \ r’l �, int" Attlines is seen throtieh Neero eves, di.-

Predicil q�- Jo-, ,-..rding to the Rev. Mr, Phelps.

State II. (tregon 7. Army 14, Al, While describing his tain Nasy 30, Notre Dame lo action to seeing the play, the Rfi%.

l’ordite 20: Pittshoroi Air Phelps said it "become.: all �’ 20: Michigan Stale e�rnt in %Men you cannot he a

I loanial for X-rays, then to San ; m�in 10. .peeiatiir " He 111,1 it Ivavg".,

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soy uonditiozs, 4. oi cl6conilurt I hrouOwut.

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A College Union? ...111cgo� I woo -upporlcrs are beginning toe ,aiareit fair

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’TAMS AT MEL COTTONS

-main

SKI SPECIALISTS Stan’s of San Rafael (Northern California’s largest

ski shop) is pleased to announce the opening of a

branch ski shop at Mel Cotton’s San Jose Sports

Center.

ALL

THE

FAMOUS

BRANDS

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SHOLER

HEAD

SCOTT

MARKER

WHITE stAr,

PIM

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SKI PRO

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Pre -Season

SKI SALE NOW

Save 25 to 50

Von Rifle Stretch Pants tsr Men and Women 14 ’16

WH1TTLSEY-POWERS, P., 19 99

Gresvig Metal Skis �- Model. V-,

5, ,4 Do

Koflach Austrian Ski Boots Lad. s Snow Star Model Reg. 35.00

Mans Squaw Star Model Reg 45 00

0. U. Sports Ski Poles Peg 149t

And Many Other: -

SAT MEL COTTONS

SKI SPECIALISTS

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TAMS

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Thrust end Parry

letters, because of space limitations, will be limited to � maximum of 300

words, preferably typ�d and double

spaced. Letters exceeding this amount aoither will not be printed or

ell Le ed fed to conform to length

lb. editor also r�Seres., the right to

edit letters to conform to style and

good Nero Letters of personal at-

tacks will not be printed. All letters

must include the writer’s signature

and ASB number.

Ceremony Tradition Dying Says Student �alit..r,

I like to reply to Bill I.- ...dimming January grad-

ceremonies. I will be raduated in January. I also

mould very much like to go

through the ceremony but don’t especially relish the idea of wait-ing until June to do it. But can a January graduation set up and financed by a group of graduating st�niors be compar-able to the ceremony in June?

don’t think so.

I know that the Administra-tion will think long and hanl on Ii.’ idea of again initiating the

January ceremonies. But they ain’ttio it this year (due to no budget tor it.: nor do I think they will do it in many years to eldtle. My reasons: 1. Lack of student interest. A very small pereentage it the seniors par-ticipated in the last January ceremonies. 2. Lack of faculty

HERB’S Chevron Station

CHEVRON STOP AT THE

SIGN OF

BETTER

SERVICE

Whatever your needs in the way of auto services. from � tankful of gas to an engine tune-up. you can be sore they’ll get prompt eapert lention at reasonable student rates � OIL CHANGE � LUBRICATIONS � FRONT WHEELS � BEARINGS PACKED

RELINED � BRAKES ADJUSTED AND � TIRES BALANCED � MOTOR TUNE-UP Corner ot 8th and W,II;am St

Thrust and Parry interest. There are many faculty members who do not want to participate in the June cere-monies let alone the January

1.1.14.1114mies. :t. Lack of tradi-tion The tradition is no longer In effect in the great majority of the universities and colleges in California. I sincerely wish it could be done; but in my opinion, ;I ceremony without The student and faculty interest

would be meaningless. Pat Butler ANIS A11:1

SJS Should Promote Freer Views-Writer Editor:

An answer to Dr. Charles Smith’s letter of Nov. 1 on TASC ideally should include an interview with both that gentle-man and the "Authority" whom he quotes as advising him to r.’-sign as faculty adviser to this student organization. I regret that a busy program at this college precludes my undertak-ing such an approach. A general observation or two may still be in order.

The name of this organiza-tion, Towards a More Active Student Community, appeals to me, as it implies an effort to get students more involved in some community, be it local or more broadly circumscribed. Surely such an aim, if sincere, seems to be worthwhile. prima facie. One of TASC’s officers has told me that the present policy of this group includes not pass-ing resolutions nor taking stands. It brings left-wing speak-ers to the campus, presumably to offset what this officer describes as a preponderance of right-wing representatives brought to the campus last spring by other ac-tive student groups. I have sug-gested that all such groups might consider an inter-organi-

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The ATTIC 1347 McKee Road

Open 9 A.M. to 2 A.M.

Happy Hour 5 - 7 Daily

Announcing The World Premiere Of The Most Significant

Entertainment Event Of The Decade

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SAT., NOV. 9th, 8 P.M. TICKETS

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1 32 SOUTH FIRST ST. 3 OLOCKS FROM CAMPUS

zation council to attempt to bal.

anee speeches front both left and

tight positions. tone trusts;

there May be a few tending In-

Ward 1114. IIIillt111.!/ The 111111-

VIIIIIal eirIII41 Hers liSIell

to many view: am! be aided lit

is holmsli ill developing a dis-

eerning mind and a critical

judgment lexpre-sions I seem io

have pickial tilt ....11111.11111.11. in

II1Y lor pit lit a t iofl

your, -

At any rate, one would i’s

lust to find an institution hiv.lier learning env itgitie

St talents I and eel t.linly its (earli-

er, I I., think tor themselves

111111 II..1 lie hound too tightly

Ii, a spirit ilcaution, generic Ill

large orgam/ations I hope Iliat

stall encourage:nerd Ill Ireetlian

is the case, here at San Jose

Slate

Shirley Ledgerssiiird A2107

LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS

oulL łHApn-ro Law, /A145auFF-Ttl’AcAPEmic coutzii, HA e PEC10521D NekIVE ’NAT MARFZIAGE5. FAMILY REQUIREMENT:1i

The Inside Story

Along Oregon Trail It %’I’I1 1.15

The unvoiced extptsa ,�

SJSers in ()11.14.111 after the Spartans’ it���

which was the upso of Ihr. .

weekend, and no kidding .....-gonian quipped, -Where is San Jose?"

A myriad of fleeting impres-sions jostling again.st each other formed a blissfully chaotic week-end for these transplanted stu-

dents. Eating up the miles of road between San Jose and Eu-gene, Ore., a earaVall of vehicles tarried merrymakers past vivid splashes of autumnal foliage and snowy forests.

Arriving exhausted at various hotels and motels in Ei gene. the passengers disembarketl ml rapidly resised themselves %%Oh showers, quick naps, and a change of clothes. Gallantly they braced themselves for the seemingly hopeless game ahead. The valiant team, aided by an insurpassable band, won the game and set the pace for the whole weekend. From that point on, it was a roller coaster ride

for the gleeful students. Rapport between SJSers, as

they ran into groups of each other on the surprisingly friend-ly streets of Eugene, created a world of Spartans within the

boundaries of the Oregon city.

Traveling SJS students Rich-ard Munson, Sue Crosby, and Pat Fordiee, accompanied by your reporter, etwountered a group of band members in a Eugene restaurant. De nn is Osake. Dave cowgili, Grant

Tannehill, Dave Pugh, Stan Koehler. Dave Allen, and Randy McGaw couldn’t stop talking about a Band-Aid they lost in Redding who turned tip on a math-or bus.

Three other band members, John niggles, George Turner, and Rich Parli’ell Were Mitipliteed

Mimburger shop along the route. They turned up later,

intact. All of these fel-..--.;,ressed surprise at the

...;:coua� of the game. but voiced a unanimous ’Terrific," as un-equivocal approval.

The highlight of Saturday evening was a hootenanny, com-prised mainly of SJS students, in the Colonnade Room of the Eugene Hotel.

The show started with the nunular Foothill Singers Char-lie Thomas, Lorna Fairchild, and Diane 1Puppy I Arkelian.

Featured acts were ballad singer Bob Hefner, and vivacimis Sheri Snow,

The Gruesome Twosome Al Taliaa and Gene Garrett, psy-chology majors from Oreg.m

showed the audience that SJS hadn’t exclusive rights to enter-taining folk -singing.

The Song Drivers with train whistling Bob Wanless, Bill Hall. and Mike O’Connell’: and the exhitherant Black Mountain Boys Jerry Garcia, Eric Thompson, and Dave Nelson

transformed even the &nil’ ( )1e -grin faction of the guests into a foot -stomping audience.

Stan Lipari, well-known disk -Jockey, and owner of the hoote-nanny; and manager Keith Watts, had their hands full with the responsibility of students traveling on their hits. Several of the hotels, occupied with spirited students. complimented them on their behavior. despite SJS enthusiasm.

Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity on the Oregon U. campus played host in the royal style to this busload of Spartans and folk -singers. Filled with memorable experiences and a delicious

breakfasi, the rejuvennted group departed from the fraternity

house Sunday morning and be-gan the long journey home.

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Recital To Feature Students at 1:30 In Concert Hall

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Younger brother Joe (right), 2I, is one of the

finest guards in recent years a+ ASU. Although, w,Ighing 179 pounds, Joe! is highly effective

blocking on mid sweeps.

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4-SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. November 7, 1963

Rain Cuts Lyke Sales; Will Be Sold Tomorrow

Due to lase: weather conditions,

Lyke magazine will remain on

sale through noon tomorrow at

various campus locations.

The fall 1963 issue of SJS’ lea-

I tire magazine was originally

scheduled to be sold through to-

day only.

Sales are reported going well considering the rain, however the staff decided to keep the magazine on sale through Friday to give all students an opportunity to see and buy it.

This issue of Lyke. a completely .� !," Lambda The"’ 3’30 p.m" Hi’ self -financed magazine. features

Ski Club, 7:30 p.m., TH55. intervie��, with Dizzy Gillespie ’ Slagle’ Club, 7:30 p.m, CH161. and Ball:,1 Streisand, Lyke Doll Student Economics Assn.. 7 p.m.

, Cafeteria Room A. 8 p.m., 79 S. Fifth St.

TASC, 3:30 p.m., TH55. Arnold Air Society, 7:30 p.m.,

h:132 Baptist student Union, 7:30 p.m.,

Memorial Chapel. Flying 20’s. 7:30 p.m.. CH166.

Jan Newcomer and an eight -page pictorial story on San Francisco. The award -winning publication is sold at 50 cents a copy.

Next issue of Lyke is scheduled for publication on Dec. 11.

ONE OR MORE

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38 South Fourth St

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Spanish Club, 7:30 p.m., 603 S. Eighth St.

Women’s tumbling, 4:30 p.m., WGIO.

TOMORROW: Student Peace Union, 3:30 p.m.,

C11149. German Club. 7:30 p.m., Karen

Williams, 1159 Park Ave., San Jose.

Personal Christnias Cards

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Cards for all the family and special occasions

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Transmission overhaul and Lubrications Tune-ups, Brakes, Motors

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Prof. Holland , To Discuss Choice

To Speak Of Architect At S4 A4 Meet The itttee’olleingeeetsUllit,::mi Plmnhiimmg

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Jack Holland, head of the In-dustrial Management Department at SJS, will discuss job placement

at a meeting of the Society of In-dustrial Management this evening at the Garden City Hofbrau, 51 S. Market St.

Prof. Holland, who has man-aged to keep in close contact with management through his off-cam-pus activities, will answer ques-tions on the subject of placement.

Other items on the agenda in-clude plans for the engineering openhouse and the society’s Christ-mas dinner-dance.

- - -

Twenty Enter Homecoming Window Show

Twenty members of the Down-town Merchants Assn. have en-tered the annual Homecoming Window Display contest, while five campus shops entered the first Window Contest.

Both sets of entries will be judged this afternoon at 2 by two groups of SJS faculty-students judges. Winners will be announced at Saturday’s game.

Participating in the IY174A con-test are J. C. Penney & Co., Citi-zens Federal Savings & Loan, Roos-Atkins, Herold’s Men’s Shoes, Berg’s, Paul’s Jewelers, Herold’s Shoe Co., J. Silber, Sherman & Clay. W. C. Lean Jewelers, Mosh-ers Ltd., Bloom’s Shoe Store, Stu-art’s. Montgomery Ward, J. S. Williams, Palace Market, Norris’, Art Martinez Men’s Wear, Hales, and Goldeen’s.

Twenty-one members of the DTMA contributed to a special $400 fund this year which was di-vided among organizations build-ing floats.

Contributions oame from Smyth Buick, St. Claire Travel, Blum’s, Alco-Paramount, Hart’s, Wool-worth’s, Hale’s, Kay Jewelers, Roos-Atkins, Montgomery Ward, .1. C. Penney’s. National Dollar Store, San Jose Shopping News, KEEN, KXRX, KLOX, Berg’s,

1Zukor’s, Mosher’s. Coast Radio, land San Jose Mercury and News. 1

RESEARCH CENTER San Jose State’s Research Cen-

ter had a total dollar value of $1.758,615 during the 1962-63 school year to be used in active research projects, institutes, con-ferences and workshops, This was an increase of 5471,209 over the previous year’s figure.

12:30 p.m. in HI to discuss the ap-pointment of an architect for the proposed $3.6 million student cen-ter.

The committee will discuss pro-gress of the union informational program, according to Dr. Dwight Bente’, chairman.

Appointment of an architect de-pends on results of the College Union election Dec. 11 and 12.

Two-thirds of those voting must cast "yes" ballots fur the issue to pass.

Construction f the union would begin in 1965-66, with completion in about two years.

Airpower Film

Union Committee Delta Sigma Phi Opens New House Sunday 1-5 p.m.

Delta Sigma Phi’s new fra-

ternity house at 124 S. 11th St.

will be dedicated Sunday at 1 p.m.

in ceremonies conducted by the

international’ fraternity’s imme-

diate past president, Chandler

Harris, and Executive Secretary

Francis Wacker. Following the dedication and a

reception for the dignitaries, the $250,000 structure will be open for students, faculty members, alumni, and any other interested persons to tour.

The new house features a num-ber of new concepts in fraternity housing, including underground parking, and a split-level living and dining area.

Open house will be from 2-5 p.m.

Student Paper Scheduled Today -The Flight of Faith 7," the

story of L Gordon Cooper’s 22-orbit fhght around the earth, will be shown today at 2:30 p.m. in TH55 as part of the Airpower Series.

Sponsored by the Arnold Air During the 1962-63 school year Society, the film was originally San Jose State had over 600 for-scheduled to be shown last week, eign students, representing 57 na-but arrived too late. iions, enrolled tor classes.

International Student Newslet-ter is attempting to organize its staff, according to Linda Sandoval, editor. A meeting will be held to-morrow afternoon at 3 at LN201. She invites all students interested.

Spa2tan2)ailti PSA WEEKLY FLYING FOOTBALL CONTEST GAMES FOR THE WEEKEND OF NOV. 9-11

(NOTE: Circle the expected winner and indicate the probable score).

SJS vs. Arizona

Arkansas vs. Rice

Stanford vs. USC

Wisconsin vs. Northwestern

Mich. State vs. Purdue

Nebraska vs. Kansas

One Entry Per Person

All entries mirt be in the bores in the Spartan Boole,tore and Spartan Daily office by Friday noon

NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE Contest is open to all members of the SJS faculty and student body, with the exception of members of th� Spartan Daily editorial and advertising staffs. Winner will receive � (ree, round-trip ticket on Pacific Southwest Airlines between San Fran-cisco pod Loy Angeles. good until June. Winner will be notified by the Wodnettlar following Itacn contest.

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Blood Drive Pledge Cards Available

AFROTC and Sigma Kappa will

man booths outside the Spartan

Cafeteria and bookstore today

through Tuesday for students to

fill out pledge cards for the Blood

Drive to be held Thursday, Nov.

14, at the Catholic Women’s Cen-

ter. The purpose of the pledge cards

is to give the Red Cross an idea of

expected donor turnout. Persons

under 21 must obtain a parent

release form. Donors must be between 18 and

59 years of age, and should weigh

at least 110 pounds. They must

have had no serious recent illness.

no medical surgery within six

months, no blood or plasma within

six months, and no diabetes, infec-

tious hepatitis, heart disease, ner-

vous breakdown, epilepsy, or ma-

laria. Women pregnant within the

last year may not give blood.

Immunizations less than 24

hours previously, and small pox

vaccinations within the past two

weeks will disqualify a person

wishing to donate blood. Donors should refrain from eat-

ing fat foods for four hours be-

fore blood donation. Strict fasting is undesirable.

The Red Cross recommends that I

donors take light nourishrnents

such as fruit juice, tea or coffee

without cream and simple crack-,

ers without butter before report- :

ing to donate blood. Tomorrow is the last day for

entries in the Blood Drive Poster

Contest to be turned in to the A,-

tivities Office. ADM242, according

to Louis Billones. Drive co-chair-

man. All finished posters should

be turned in no later than 12 noon.

Job Interviews Job interviests are held at 303

S. Ninth St. January graduates are requested to make appoint-ments at the Placement Office, ADS1234, prior to the interviews.

TOMORROW: How Chemical Co.: chemistry.

chemical engineering and businc--, administration majors male only.

Norton Air ForCe Base: indus-trial. mechanical and electrical en-gineering majors.

Columbia-Geneva Steel (Division i of (’.S. Steel): electrical. median-’ ical and industrial engineering majors.

Texaco, Inc.: mechanical engin-eering majors male only.

Contra Costa County Civil Serv-ice: business administration and public administration majors.

l*PPER DIVISION Last year’s SJS percentage

’increase in upper division an.i

graduate enrollments 16.1 .c, rent, was more than twice of the increase in lower dr. enrollment , 7 6 per cent ,

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PERSONALS 171

BILL PAUL GEORGE 293 3t101

SERVICES 1111

AUTO INSURANCE. Premium’. firanced. ? � � � e� better rates. lowest

insured. CHET 4 r 385 S. Mon,oe. 248 �

REL IABLE TYPING, Per pnge. errors

TV RENTALS mnnth

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EXPIRE TYPING SERVICE t 7r,P 4115

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Ad Office, J207, I 30-3:30 � Send in handy order blank - En,Iss� cash or check

No plume orders

Ski Schaal Heo4 To Talk Tonight

Ray Patton, head of 11 School at Dodge Ridge, s the featured guest of the Sk at its meeting tonight at I TH55.

Patton will speak on skiir will show a movie from Ridge. A discussion perirx conclude Patton’s presentati

Lift tickets for plxirr Ito be awarded.

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