PAGE EIGHT Quartet Arouse The Modern Jazz QUartet, ap-' gearing at 8 p.m. Sunday in , _Schwab under the sponsorship of the University Artists :Series, -is the type of group that arouses some , controversy among jazz fans, Raymond H. Brown. asso .eiate-professor of musk, raid yes terday. • _• There are some people that call themselves original jazz fans, who -believe that jazz is the unsophis-i ticated, primitive expression of The -mood and melanchblia of a certain part of society, he said. Them people feel that the mu sic played by a group like the Modern Jazz quartet, which per forms in a more sophirticated, intellectual style, loses. validity and is no longer jazz, he said. However, there is another sub stantial group that believes that .the type of music. played by the quartet is the real direction of jazz and that the other, olde form has played itself out, he said. AL POLLON, president of the Jazz Club, said that those fans known as "traditionalists" some times feel modern concert jazz is not real jazz. "However, some people will deny that anythipg after 1940 is ~• .... ~N~.M .. ♦.. ..~ ~ • ~. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT AVAILABLE. ImurnIATELY i Unto.. niabed one bedroom apartment: heai water. stove *nd refrigerator furnished. For further Information all AD &MIL ONE SING[.) and one double room, sea aria, located; cooking facilities and true Dorking. UN 644561 or AD 7-4478. OUBLF. AND slogl• rooms alma to cam pus. 420 8. Pugh St. Call AD 114013. CRAINIATE. STUDENTS --comfortable rooms with hot and cold trussing water or privet* bath: Inner sprier mattresses. central. parklng ac commodation'. To I n 'sweet and compare. The Colonial. 123 W. Illttasy. AD 7-7792 or AD 74860. Tintr,r. OR FOUR room furnished apart ment, second floor, Utilities furnished. Facing eampus. SIL 110 Z. Collar. 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Non-student tickets at $1.25 will ibe on sale : tomorrow through Sunday, THE MODERN JAZZ Quartet includes John Lewis, musical di rector, composer and pianist, Percy Heath on the bass, Milt 11 BIKE REPAIRS A r c C P E s A R s PARTS Western Auto Satisfaction Guaranteed 200 W. College Ave. AD 7-71152 16 WATT GLESON; Guitar Amplifier; Electric Guitar, two pickup.. Excellent ame•iica. Call Sam Cum AD 7-4960. NEW HAND-KN IT sk4 Sweater. navy with red sad white V stripe. also 4042. .52.15 or best offer. Call I.IN 6.-U22 or AD 84222. •~ .+ ~ Upperclassman PART TIME Employment. College students ' wale or female. Afternoon and evening work, 17 boors per week. Working sehedule will beg arranged to suit class and studs schedule wbeskever possible. Call Kr. Lauf- ter 2 a.m. - 2 p.m. Id) 2-2051. Salary— iISO per week. STUDENT CHECK CASHING AGENCY open Monday Own Friday 0:30 - $:00; Saturday t. 30-2 BASS FIDDLSl7layer avail/abbe for combo work. Call Doug, UN 6-701 Z. 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