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*** trs•CTPage FourBARON SUTOWSKI, left, Ellard Davis, and JohnSchermrehorn go through a scene in Billy BuddHerman Melville's Old ClassicNow at College Theater GuildCurrently in production at the Little' Theatre of SanDiego City and Evening colleges is the sea play Billy Buddadapted from the novel by Herman Melville. This moralityplay, dramatized by Louis O. Coxe and Robert Chapman,presents the contrast between good, as characterizedby young Billy Budd, a foretopman,against evil, as exemplifiedby the master-at-arms, Claggart.Billy Budd is dumb-struck whenClaggart cites the crew's loyalty tothe boy as intended mutiny. Unableto speak, Billy Budd retaliatesby striking Claggart, unintentionallykilling him. The ensuingcourt martial is left to resolveBilly's virtuous innocence or toweigh strictly in the balance ofjustice his essential guilt.Ellard Davis, Point Loma HighSchool graduate, has been cast inthe title role of Billy Budd. JohnSchermerhorn, Hoover High Schoolspeech and drama instructor, willportray Claggart, master-at-arms.Ronald Kieft is the director.Performances began NovemberWe Sell The MostaFORDableFords In The WorldBAY SHORE MOTORSPACIFIC BEACH1966Pledge To You—WE WHL BEATANY PRICEANY WHEREy How Can We Do It?VOLUME BUYINGNo $1,000,000 ShowroomWe Own All Of Our Cars4$£% Interest Available42 Months FinancingMAKE US PROVE IT!SPECIALFLEET DISCOUNTto TEACHERS andSTUDENTSPriced As Lour, A*$ 001S77BAY SHOREMOTORSPACIFIC BEACH742 Felspar Ave. 488-05316433 Pacific Hwy. 273-1031Open Sunday For YourConvenience5, and will continue November 12,13, 14, 19, 20, and 21. The Sundayperformances will be matinees, beginningat 4:00 p.m. The Fridayand Saturday performances willbegin at 8:00 p.m.Box office hours at the LittleTheatre are from 6:00 to 8:30,Monday through Thursday. Studentsof San Diego City and EveningColleges holding AS cards,faculty members, and high schoolstudents may purchase tickets forone dollar. Adult tickets are $2.25.Cycling TeacherContinued from Page 1of the rider, having an accident, ormissing the cut off. The last isthe most common, reason.No prizes or awards will begiven to the winners of the race,as this is more of a good will tour,Backer said. The Mexican governmentis assuming all expenses forthe racing teams.Backer was first introduced tothe European style sport of cyclingat 14 years of age. He hasbeen riding ever since.He has competed in the 1952Olympics and was a member ofthe Panamerican team in 1955.Backer has won both national andinternational awards.THELITTLE CHAPELOF THE ROSESTHEPERFECT SETTINGFORBeautiful Weddingsfor information phono422-0118MARINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANTAmerican Lunch SpecialBrookftet SpecialPIZZA — ITALIAN DINNERS — FOOD TO GOHOURS: DAILY 6 A.M. to MIDNIGHT—7 DAYS A WEEK2405 Ulrk St. of Undo Vteta Rd. Phono 277-9962THE KNIGHT OWL'Candida' to PlayAt Falstaff TavernStarting Nov. 12CANDIDA wfll premiere at theOld Globe Arena in Falstaff Tavernin Balboa Park, November 12.Candida is the charming and appealingwife of a successful Londonminister. Their marriage ishappy and secure until they inviteEugene Marchbanks to visit them,Eugene, a sensitive, romanticyouth, falls in love with Candida.Eleven performances of CAN­DIDA are schedule through November21. The George BernardShaw play will be staged Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday, and Sundayat 8:00 p.m.; Friday at 8:30p.m.; and Saturday at 6:00 p.m.and 9:00 p.m.Special tickets for Evening Collegestudents are available at $1.50each for all performance's ofCANDIDA except the 9:00 p.m.Saturday showing.William Roesch, Old GlobeTheatre associate director, is stagingthe play. Julia BrandleyFrampton will play the lead roleof Candida. Her husband, theReverend James Morrell, will beportrayed by Lawrence Waddy.Rodney Squires is cast as the impressionableyouth Eugene Marchbanks.Knight Owl JainsNewspaper GroupsAcceptance of the San DiegoEvening College's newspaper, TheKNIGHT OWL, as a member intwo professional journalism associationsfor the 1965-1966 schoolyear was announced by Robert M.Graham, editor, today.The California Newspaper Publishers'Association, a professionalorganization for publishers and executivenewspapermen, has acceptedTHE KNIGHT OWL as oneof its college association members.Membership provides the collegenewspaper with special releases,directories, and the monthly publication,THE PUBLISHER.THE KNIGHT OWL also joinedwith other junior colleges in Californiain the Journalism Advisorsof Junior Colleges, a group whichsponsors writing competitionevents among students and whichalso sets up standards for juniorcollege publications.November 9, 1965MabaUt /Voted an BaoJu — A\WOur Depleted Society: by Dr.Seymour Melman. Published byHolt, Rinehart, and Winston, Inc.,New York.Reading Dr. Melman's bookgives one a curious sense of havingheard it all before. It isn't'that he is being unoriginal, forhe describes the evil affect ofmilitary procurement on the economyand here he is original. Thereis a commonly accepted view thatthe arms budget has a beneficialaffect upon the economy and thatthe rearmament program at thestart of World War II, rather thanthe measures of the New Deal,was a main factor in ending theDepression of the 1930's.The demands of the militarydistort the whole structure of society,claims the author. Majorindustries, which sell their productson the open market, are unableto compete with the militaryin attracting research talent or inraising capital for retooling. Dr.Melman documents this assertionvery clearly with regard to shipbuilding,machine tools, civil aircraft,and sewing machines. Themost obvious example is that ofthe railroad.The effect of the United Statesarms budget on the under-devel-Police GraduatesContinued from Page 1S. Sharp with a certificate in PoliceScience, "for the contributionhe has made to the San DiegoPolice officers and for his concernfor improving standards andethics in the organization."by Rick ThomasGrand Opening ...NEW PULLMAN CAFETERIAoped nations is in no way beneficial.By inducing these nationsto undertake a costly and uselessmilitary program, the UnitedStates effectively holds up theirdevelopment, it is further contested.The decline in the nation'shealth caused by the diversion offederal funds from welfare tomilitary spending is shown dramaticallyby the increase in therejection rate of young men forthe draft.Of course, it will be argued thatDr. Melman's proposal to divertthe arms budget to productivepurposes would be fine if therewere no questions of national securityto consider. But he makesit clear in his opening chaptersthat because of the United Statesfantastic "overkill" capacity, hisproposals could be carried outwithout endangering national security,and that the arras budgetcould be cut sufficiently to implementall his proposals and stillleave the United States with sufficientsecondary strike capabilityto make the concept of deterrancecredible.Seymour Melman is both optimisticand practical in his concludingchapters, where he offerssolutions to the problems of convertingthe economy to peace-timeuses. 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