1966_11 The Daily Collegian November 1966

              E DATLY COLLEGIAN
'Shocking'Viet novel ordered by bookstore
A dozen copies of the *LBJ
Brigade,* a young American
soldier's shocking story of war¬
fare In Viet Nam, have been or¬
dered by the college bookstore.
Author of the 'LBJ Brigade*
ls William Wilson who uses an
undercurrent of cynlcLsm and
satire   to  dispute   many  of the
to Justify the war.
The penetrating novel contra-
trayed In the The Green Berets.*
Wilson writes, *I am 1-A. 1-A
ls the national sealofapproval.lt
means I am the cream of Ameri¬
can manhood: over 18 and under
26, physically and morally and
mentally competent, andlBnlsbed
witn  school. 1-A ls the highest
upon Its cltliens.*
CLUB NEWS
By LILLY MOR1SHIMA
I mean, li you're crippled, blind,
stupid, queer, fat or have lots of
babies, you have enough troubles,
why   should   you  have  to die.*
The book has been fairly suc¬
cessful In San Francisco but
sales have been hampered by
boycotts In other areas.
Charles Randall, assistant
professor of speech, will speak
at the Drama Club meeting today
sedate
it ain't
400 CID V-8. Full 115-inch wheelbase. Heavy-
duty springs, shock absorbers, shaft. Sway
bars, front and rear. High-performance axle.
Dual exhausts. Beefed-up wheels. White-Line
or wide-oval Red-Line tires. Bucket seats.
Louvered hood. Higher oil pressure. They're all
standard goodies at one modest price. Avail¬
able also, if you wish-Rocket Rally Pac, UHV
ignition, superstock wheels, front disc brakes
and the like. Put one into action and you'll
agree: 1967 Olds 4-4-2 is the sweetest, neat¬
est, completest anti-boredom bundle on rubber!
olds [mmm;
FOR EJCITrlMEHT...TOROHABO STYLE!
See the deal you can get
on an OLDS 442 at. . .
FRESNO MOTOR SALES
700 Van Ness Ave., Fresno
The Christian Science Organ¬
ization will meet today at 1 p.m.
in the Religious Center, across
from tho campus on Shaw Avenue.
Psychology
Dr. William Coe will speak at
Uio Psychology Club moetlng to¬
night at 7:30 In Education-
Psychology 219.
He will discuss hypnosis and Its
relation to psychology. Dr. Wayne
B.   Holder,   faculty advisor, ln-
attena the meeting.
University Danes
There will be a meeting of the
University Dames tonight at 7:15
In the Guarantee Savings and Loan
Building, Blackstone and Ashlan
Avenues. Artex and liquid em¬
broidery will be discussed.
if Sigma Delta Chi, profes-
d Journalism fraternity, to-
at 7:30 in Business 242 to
iss a Joint meeting with Theta
The Baptist Student Union will
meet tonlghtat6:30 forabuslness
meeting at tho Southern Baptist
liellglous   Center   on East Shaw
sufficient faculties
drive a '67
DATSUN
COMPLETE SPORTS C
Delivers fUUy equipped
„. $2546 ......
2800 Divlsadero     233-37111
Internationals
On Campus
By COLLEEN LEHMAN
Thursday, November 10. 1M6
TV show scores election first
a first
fvl-ir
Internationals will have a full schedule Sunday with the first league
soccer game at 1 p,m., a fashion and talent show from 3:30 to 8 p.m.
and the Norman Luboff Choir concert at 8:30 p.m.
The America soccer team, composed of both international and
American students, will kick off the 1988-67 league season at the
Romaln Playground at First and Belmont Avenues.
Dr. Jose Elgorrlaga, America coach and assistant professor of
foreign languages, anticipates a good year as his crew has more ex¬
perience behind then now than they did last year. He explained that
the team's play will Improve as the season progresses and as the
new players become accustomed to the game.
Graves and Baker Halls wUl sponsor an International Talent and
Fashion Show after the soccer game at Baker Hall from 3:30 to 6 p.m.
Kathy Williams, cnairman of special events at Baker, explained that
the purpose of tho program is to acquaint International students with
Fashions fc
Sunday evening the Rotary Clubs of Frosno will take eight forelg
students to tho Norman Luboff Choir concert at 8:30 p.m. in the ne
Fresno Community and Convention Center.
As Rotary guests, tho students will be provided with tickets an
transportation to the concert. Foreign students should sign up fo
tho affair In tho Foreign Student Office in Administration 103 toda
and Friday.
day morning when they presented
the only locally-produced elec¬
tion wrap-up In the Fresno area.
The students did a wonderful
Job,* said Merlyn Burrlss,
associate professor of speech.
■And considering the problems
Involved the show turned out very
well.*
The election coverage was pre¬
sented as part of "This Morning
in Fresno," a program produced
In tho FSC television studio and
broadcast every weekday morn¬
ing on KJEO-TV.
Burrlss said the students de¬
cided Monday to do a full-scale
Issues," said Burrlss. "And
UPI wire was giving us the la
results   on   the   state   lssu
thing was set up and ready tc
■The only thing left to do
to bring tho vote tabulations I
"We could h
tour cameras I
program,' said
International at
The long-awaited International House constitution ls no
stated Paul Waklm, House president. 'All that remains ti
cation by 2/3 of tho center residents.*
•If the document passes, which wo are suro It will, a new election
•s will follow,* ho said. Waklm also rovoalod that he will not
Is ratlfl-
"I told them a show of this na¬
ture would take careful planning,*
said Burrlss.
Norm Repanlch, a senior radio
and television major, volunteered
T. J. Darlemarge C
lifts
to be the producer. He and other
most  of the details on Monday,
Distinctive
Gift Ideas
•Tuesday afternoon they put up
For All
era angles," said Burrlss. ".They
arrived Wednesday at 8 a.m. for
the final preparation.*      -       _
3046 N   Palm V,
He  said It  was  a hectic two
 . 1
LETTERS
help pass the bond Issue which
would have paid for that building.
btciusee.hantde^ar.!
Again, bouquets to all tho stu¬
dents who gave of their time In
asure passes. Appar-
this effort. My sincere thanks to
all of you.
BOBBYE SLSK TEMPLE
-l In a new building to
Assistant Regional Coordinator
Committee on Proposition 2
Uniqueness:
Gold Moster Originals one-of-a-kind look
in contemporary bridal sets that relied
the sparkle of loday'i romance ond the promisi
'  ight tomorrows... coplured, tot
Matchmaker:
i Master Originals offer the
dea in antiques... the coveted
im look in beautiful bridal sels   I
.. in designs keyed to wide and
omt wedding bands for him.
• sparkling collection lodoy
3rd Prize College Contest!
Congratulations to Thorn Anable, UCLA Senior
Did you know everything King Midas
touched turned to gold ?
Our message:
\6uthink Midas had problems?
It seems as if everything you touch turns
into bills. But don't worry. Security Bank
understands-underskinds you and your
number one problem, money. Visit Security
Bank and shake hands with a friend.
SECU1OTY FIRST NATIONAL BANK