Co-Rec 'dent Health Shots 2 :30 pin. ,tarts t I 1%,-ebl,. Atli stints %111 be uit.I offer *who. toorna and uttered to students from 1-4 p.m. ping pong and basketban. toda In 1111190, according to KUM the nten's gym. oi games in head nurse Mrs. Ifelen Smith of tinkling current 0,0 students the Student Health service. Mrs. will he eligible to card' Smith reminds minors to first in the art I, It ire, and left pate secure written permission from theee,mr murk will be a, all_ salts and their parents. The Student but the ladles !than of tor thc men, entail all im- a Health ....mite {{ill offer sts., furnish their owe ,,, asked to munization %hots each Friday 011, until Easter. vertu) , SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Grtaiww, 49 " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1962 No. 90 Y Arthur Jose aryl POETRY READING tattiori Of Sparta Sings' To Make dent was International Labor Seeks al follow. and Iain. e t for pebut Tonight in Civic th's auto The curtain will rise tonight in of the former programs of "March toes, N. auditorium for the first Melodies" and "Spring Sing" which Jobs for Peace Blanchard at Civic re en "Sparta Sings," an Info. were held in Morris Dailey audi- "Our main job in Itos time :1110 tri ILO has 102 members, including in major 51150in San Jose State spring torium. crisis is to provide jobs and better Washington branch of the Interna- several countries which are not nd Smith programs. Show time is at The participants are vying for working conditions and to create tional Labor organization, said in members of the UN. but which available in an atmosphere that will allow a to the , Tickets are still trophies in the mixed, novelty and us speech here last night. Wei e accepted by a two-thirds vote lied tor :AIR t of the bookstore and the cafe- women's divisions, and also for a to live in peace and freedom," Da- ' Speaking as a guest of the In- of ILO members. at Y. poliee gna and will be sold Civic sweepstakes trophy. dustrial Relations and Personnel Delegations to the 11.0, Blanch- 15ditoriwn tonight. Price of ad- Associated Women Students and Management club on "The ILO in ard said, are made up of represen- eaten is 50 Cents for students Interfraternity council, co-sponsors World Affairs," Blanchard de- tatives from labor, management ad Si for the public. of the program, have invited the 'Let's Extend and government. sparta Sio....s" is a combination mayor of San Jose, Paul Monte; The ILO work in the '60's will Patti Taylor, a former Capitol re- emphasize aiding the underdevel- cording star; and Dr. Thomas Eag- oped countries of Asia. Africa and an, SJS professor of music, to be Library Hrs., South America, stated Blanchard. SJS Senior judges. He said that in Asia and South The selections sung tonight are America the ILO must deal with chosen by the different groups and Says Council established cultures and traditireut Wins $2600 will work into the theme of "I'm while attempting to introduce cur- in the Mood for- ." (i.e. "I'm in rent technological aids. :.nles, Grant Jensen, an SJS AWN Student Council and the ASB the Mood for Travel," would per- Giving some historical back- rase English major, has been College Life committee have re- tain to songs about traveling./ A ground, Blanchard said the IW eirsted $260o plus tuition and SJS POETESSCarefully scanning her latest poem "Poetry commended extension of Reserve The fraternities, sororities and was formed in 1919 by the Treaty oks to begin work on his mos- Concerto," is Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett, new assistant professor Book room hours, if financially dormitories that are participatina of Versailles. , degree by the Woodrow Wil- of English who recently had her work published. possible, after considering recent In tonight's program have "been The United States joined the or- National Fellowship fourtda- student complaints about inade- wonderful in rehearsal," accordin._ quate library hours at SJS. aanization in 1934. to Penny Patch, co-chairman lo. Between World Wars I and II \ second SJS senior, Barbara the event, "and it will be a terra According to a statement from the emphasis in the ILO was es- a histray major, received show" the college administration, if the tablishing recommendations for in- mention from the fel- honorable Campus Poetess groups' recommendations are fav- ternational standards of working foundation. ship orably received at Monday's Col- conditions. one of 1058 nominees to Jensen, / lege Library committee meeting, Current emphasis, Blanchard reeve a fellowship, will begin his MUN Applications DAVID S. BLANCHARD "re-adjustments will be made to ex- said. Is in the area of operational work at Stanford univer-1 . . . labor expert graduate Application deadline for I. tend Reserve Book room hours sub- and technical aid, and education, son of Mr. and ty. He is the Mrs., secretariat positions at the 196:: Pens Concerto stantially on week-day evenings both for labor and management. of Santa Arta. scribed the ILO as a nrri.s Jensen Model United Nations sessions at tolled An the leo ing, she said in a firm but pleasant and on weekends, on a temporary specialized'ed Since 1951 the IW has sent more In the mnth. ring u arta, branch of the Unit Nations that, The Woodrow Wilson fellowship SJS has been extended one day, voice, basis for the remainder of the than 2000 experts into 62 countries. Ongram is set up to encourage and will close at 4 p.m. today. Feeil h hoha attempts to create higher social ' 1/o. the Tranghil IIARD WORKER spring semester." As examples he told of training eatanding students to become and economic levels and a better! Forms may be obtained in the Hewitt, her music u Impend ;Amuck the According to Mrs. Bartlett "Po- 'schools for the blind in Brazil way of life for and, e.nze instructors. College Union. laNd. The library controversy devel- underdeveloped etry Concerto," is about evolution Ceylon the establishment of social S111011 countries. as hem.. in reverse. tied when seven San Jose State security rights in Burma and took complaints He said that any By BOB PACINI The work is divided into four college students member of the moves to integrate Andean Indians UN can These meloncholy lines form the,sections, or "movements." Each about present library hours and join by agreeing to the ILO of South America into the social Pr. Cresap Explains Opinions, onding to "Poetry Concerto." a facilities directly to state officials charter. Currently, he added, the movement, labeled with contrast- and economic aattorns of their new poem by Mrs. Elizabeth Bart- ing musical tempo and moods, at- in Sacramento recently. - - countries. lett, assistant professor of English, tempts to capture the feeling of Conflict over methods of effect- doing her first semester of teach- Fresh Elections Views of Brazilian People its musical counter-part by em- ing change grew when the college ing at SJS. ploying words and phrases that "Ilemcs.:i:y. Nit-titian style, is more liberal attitude toward sex administration objected to the stu- Elections will be held today I Labeled by its author as, "Con- give an impression of a rapid SJS To Play Host rot I'm hoping for a dictator." dents' ignoring college policy of freshman class offices. Voting a and marriage than exists in the eerto in Sea-Minor." the work was scherzo or a smooth andante. Dr. Dean It. Cresan professor of United States, even though divorce taking library complaints to the Ate held in conjunction with I . recently published as number seven "Poetry Concerto," Mrs Bart - science, made this state-I College Library committee. special election called for appro, To Businesswomen; EM'heal is not permitted in Brazil, he said. in the Vagrom series of contem- lett said, "was written during a 1 Wednesday afternoon at al "A number of persons who are porary American poetry. resident fellowship at the Hunting- Agreements between the stu- of a constitutional amendment. ar for political ma-1 science highly respected in the community Mrs. Bartlett, who declared she ton Hartford Foundation, at Pali- dents and the administration fol- Polls will be open today from Day-long Program and faculty, and addedtt live together without benefit of the writes her poetry "in persperat ion sades." lowed a rally March 16, when the 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in it reflected some front of "Women in Business-the Positive Brazilian clergy." he noted. rather than inspiration," describes Mrs. Bartlett estimates that 200 *nine toward the near-chaotic students told of "inadequate" li-, the cafeteria. In event of rain. Approach" will be the theme of Dr. Cresap explained that only herself as a disciplined poet, of her poems have been published Situation since Janio Quadros quit brary facilities and unsuccessful they will be moved to the corridor SJS' conference for businesswomen 10 per cent of the Brazilian chil- "I work, and work hard at writ- in various magazines. She also has ls presiclent of that nation. attempts to change them tomorrow. dren are being schooled beyond the two other books to her credit. through in front of Morris Dailey audi- Dr. Cramp returned to campus , The conference, sponsored by fourth grade, and illiteracy and lo- "Behold the Dreamer," and "Po- college channels. torium. the be fall after living two years Friday Flicks Peninsula district of the Cali- in about the outside ems of Yes and No," both verse -- --- kr.:'.ador, tal ignorance fornia Federation of Business and Brazil, where he was a! A perfect crime is alnuntt com- collections. ' Fnur world is extremely widespread. Professional Women's clubs and consultant in public arl- mitted In tonight's Friday Flick, In addition to having her poetry -..tration The military has been a major the Institute of Industrial Rela- at the University of "Seven Thieves," to he shim n at appear in a number of anothologies factor in keeping some governmen- peech, Drama Be gi'ns ...ins of the SJS Business division, 9 In TH55. American poets, Mrs. tal stability but within the military 7 and of current a ill take place in the college car- USA VS. BRAZIL A hand of seven thieves, head- Bartlett said that recordings (a ,t p In itself, there is a split between con- 1 1 ..tpria from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. comparing political, economic, professor who which ed hy a college her poems hate also been acquired The days events will include two ural features of Brazil servatives and reformers with has abandoned the academic by the Library of Congress for it.- ,,mel discussions and a luncheon. - ,r( the rnited may change this stabilizing influ- erspective s 3rd Year States, Dr. rre- world for crime, execute a dar- collection. he asserted. , The conference will be opened .. al his audience of more than ence, safe- ing and well-planned OTHER WORKS When "Perspective." a weekly ture a reading of Irish actress- by Dr. Milburn D. Wright, dean of ,rsons. "There is no race pre- Dr. Cresap praised President vaults of a cracking of the She has also been featured in television program, goes on the author Patricia Collinge's "The,' the Business division. and Mrs. ' in Brazil, since Brazilians Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. gambling casino. Monte Carlo "The Golden Year," an anthology air tomorrow morning at 11:30, it Small Mosaics of Mr. and Mrs.. Mildred Bell, president of the Pen- ',I many hues and facial struc- particularly the requirement that G. The film stars FAluard published in 1960 by the Poetry will begin its third year of live Engel" by Dr. Dorothy Hadley, insula district of the Business and lures hut there is steps toward Um and land reform,. strong class Robinson, Rod Steiger, Joan Col- of broadcasts from the Speech and' associate professor of speech. Professional Women's clubs. must precede U.S. aid to Latin Society of America in observance lins and Ell Wall., I, anniversay. Drama television studios at SJS. "Perspective" programs are pro- The first address of the con- 1,1RF7RAI. American development. its 50th In addition to poetry, Mrs. Bart- Tomorrow will also mark the duced by Dr. Flick. and Frank ference will be by Raymund A. of polygamy and lett is also an active lecturer and 50th program produced by stu- McCann and Richard Elliott, as- McKeller. assistant vice president res have k-ft a! short -story writer. dents in the radio-television area. sistant professors of drama. Upper and employment supervisor of the Currently, she said, she is work- of the department, according to! division and graduate students di- Wells-Fargo American Trust COM. world wire ing on an opera libretto based on Dr. Clarence Flick, supervisor of, rect the broadcasts, pany, who will speak on "Why We Chamirr Supports the life and works of American the area and as.sociate professor of! Hire Women." Dylan Thomas. drama. There will be panel discussion 'BIG 2' FAIL TO BREAK STALEMATE poet ACSCP Wage Mrs. Bartlett declared that she "Perspective" is a weekly h., Engineers He groups from 10 a.m, until noon Plea GENEVA Secretary State Dean Rusk and Soviet hour program of general ed,I ind from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The Ifat Vt`ii SC pleas refuses to be confined to one style by state Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko failed again at a two-hour con- tional and cultural features. pmfessors of poetic writing and classes her- luncheon speaker will be Dr. Pete received the ference yesterday to break the Berlin deadlock. Gromyko said, how- broadcast live over KNTV. chanr. IBM Researcher ' of the Greater self neither a lyric nor a dramatic Zidnak, professor of business, San Jose ever, the talks would continue. With time running out before the 11. er of ('onimerce poet. whase topic will be "Human Re. yesterday. Big Three ministers leave for home and turn matters over to their Audience surveys concha-. Tonight- at Dinner :re to the chairman She said she likes to explore the of the deputies, the East-West stalemate on critical cold war issues was through SJS and KNTV est in... ...tions in Business." One of the issembly ways and means Berlin the Soviet Union whole wide range of poetic felling. ammittee. tighter than ever. Prior to the meeting on the television series reaches ap- a: tin' 11>-,1 ad- discussion leaders in the afternoon to SJS, the native ValleCCI and the Western Big Two declared they were totally unable to Itcfore coming proximately 7000-11,000 viewers systems development di- ' will be Dr. Die wire reached George A. Muench Sacramento resolve the nuclear test ban stalemate and would report this to the New Yorker travelled in Europe each week. A total viewing au- vision in San Jose will he the terdayaftu'rnoonjust South- pi lessor of psychology. before 17-nation Disarmament Conference. "There is a complete stalemate," and Mexico and taught at dience of 475,000 has been esti- guest speaker at an AIEE-IIIE -imrnittee's 2 O'clock session Soviet delegate Sernyon K. Tsarapkin told newsmen after the nuclear ern Methodist university in Texas. mated for the two years. 'American Institute of Electra. ’’ employees' salaries. subcommittee of the conference broke rip following a marathon 2- Viewing the contemporary po- The first two years of the pro- Engineers and Insittute Re..i 110111111ii,,, recommend that special 40-minute session. etry field. Mrs. Bartlett said that also seen the broad- Engineers' sponsored dinner considerations hour and gram have k be given to because of the many current casting of the talent and com- night at Lou's Village beginn. "IN in the state colleges." PROJECTS magazines, today's young poets at 6:30. ' :actors U.S., RUSSIA TO PLAN SPACE ments of sonic 65 SJS faculty fl for great - of the chamber of R1181441, have wonderful ripper!' tilt ies open Vogel will theall ,151` UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (UPI) -The United States and members and guests. Approxi- will speak on "Lin. II ..snd% tno's"il ofr asserted in the telegram to them. the one that ,cru’, -amento. acting quickly on the agreement between President Kennedy and mately 90 students have filled up and illustrate his nevi with been waiting for, it's 'elegram Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, yesterday planned talks to 500 production positions in the colored slides taken thos. was sent following The Cateher in the Rye. their joint exploration of space. Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, tiepins past two years. a microscope, according to .1- 'on: between the chamber week on 11: iratiet:v director of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Spam Agency NASA Constitution Voting The television programs are de- Calvert, publicity chairman. and representatives of lion we're go 'a Soviet academician A. A. Illagonravos will begin negotiations in three proposed con- signed to extend SJS's resources Vogel has done 30 years of re- chapter of the Association and o mg on tit this into a cloth' Tuesday, it was announced. to the community and to provide search and study in the field of 'liftman State Pro- New York next. stitutional amendments, lowering ing item. Well. we're College training for students in television luminescence and liquid crystals the percentage of ASH signatures not, none, we're going WEATHERS POLITICAL, SQUALL for production, and is co-author of a hook titled - ACSCI' and other profes- ruoivinzi needed on petitions calling to tell %oil to get some tUPII President Arturo Frondizi appeared re-setting the time Past programs have drawn their "Luminescence in Liquids and Sul. arganizations are requesting BUENOS AIRIES ASH action and 111Vi *t I k 0% e r hand one of the worst political squalls of his material from such departments as ids and Their Practical Applied - increases above a yesterday to have weathered alloted for freshman elections, seun slimon ,hoe., t five Per 'Speech and Drama. Music, Art, lions." 'oat' proposed stormy career --the crisis set off by Peronist victories in Sunday's goes into Its second day today. It /.% tor 16.95 or 145.9.-. for all state Engineer- The provincial election. Fronclizi Made his peace with the generals and Polls, open from 9:30 a.m. to, History, Industrial Art, dinner eost is $2.75 1.01. club i;,t, have the last word in Argentine polities, Mg. Women's Physical Education members and their guests. and as,semblys ways and the admirals who 'usually 3:30 p.m. are located in front of III demonstrations by Peronist unions were not expected cafeteria, but will he moved 'al and Elementary a-Attention. $325 for non-members. Tickets 'imittlit tee heard orpiMenta and protest the ROOS greatly. Ex-Presideni Joan I) Peron, Tomorrow's anniversary pm- may he purchased by calling Jack MEM laNr tor and against various to affect the situation hailed the hallway in front of Morris! gram, entitled "Chow," will lea- /Taylor. c'Y 1-5O13 arap..-.., Is 11w election resu lts H S a "vie!. try of the pe.iple’ Dailey auditorium in ease of roin, IN SAN JOSE Pow

11SPARTAN DAILY Friday. March 23, 1962 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Editorial Thrust and Parry :aid attend with us. He will erthtacuiet hiasteyt oedfm 'Moratorium ifhlurts*.r(iilp:ipettnitonsi, ht. han: there gain new information use of Opposums the THIS klat(iflsts, Not A Written Pact' which he may thoughtfully con- only hope of its stpasstagE eiresersati4 There's probably an opossain And tor all Otis activity in Editor: sider. 0t5iNgt) living underneath every SJS the opossum world, mankind sel- 111 Wednesday's Daily, Bill We found the school to be ex- Witt' boarding house or dorm. dom knows he is living side-by - Pollacek has a letter in which tremely helpful in gaining a aboliteit hassstianteieedpatt:ilsee77ne':

It And opossums walk by night side with these primitive, rather he asserts that "Russia and the more rational, intelligent ap- here and now." arid they al the streets and paths where SJS stupid little creatures. United States uent to Geneva proach toward the present Com- actively responding to munist situation and toward the lenge, Ilse eta students rush by day. For despite this animal's suc- and signed an agreement to end though perhaps nuclear testing" which the American Communist as an in- actly as the Opossums, in fact, have been cess, the opossum is a rather admiral envisii,ne broke three years later. dividual. And that is precisely Furthermore, found living as far north as stupid animal by human stand- USSR Brent bayi, Therefore, the Russians cannot the function and purpose of a analyses of Seattle, Wash., Southern Cali- ards. the concepts be trusted. Schwa 17 school. fornia homeowners claim the "Brer 'possum," by Jiving side et71162it own that In the first place, the mora- Putriehr Bedell toby myth; colibenvraiclisioon furry little marsupials by side with the human race, has n tearntthat pUli'raeuaddlir torium on testing was not mani- Ants A3013 speaking bureau smog-filled valley. achieved something mankind has apparently fested in a written pact, treaty urgently needed. Experts say that the common yet to accomplish: peaceful co- or other form to which signs' In lieu of opossum, an evolutionary left- existence. such and over from the early dawn of the a ures could be affixed. Thus the 'Communism Is tunity for free The opossum's reason for suc- exchange, 1a., age of mammals, has almost charge is reduced to having touch upon a few of cess is that he bends a little to 44L'e" Pt' Biggest Question' the seven doubled his population in a few broken a verbal agreement. points Brent Davis the ways of his neighbors. He Editor: made whs short decades. Perhaps there is But it would seem that such seem to evidence doesn't meddle in man's business. Jek What should be done about his distue a lesson to be learned here. an agreement may be abrogated ing ignorance of liberal Mr. Opossum has picked his communism is probably the big- thought For the opossum has discov- verbally as well as by action. First, no one in his hours of activity so we won't ,sweak gest question debated between right Isis ered how to be an urban animal. As a matter of fact, in Decem- would choose the world meddle either. liberals and conservatives. The he pit This is the key to his success. Flt..-7 1 ber 1959, President Eisenhower tured, least of all a 1$11N-N 11.4.S conservative viewpoint is that liberal. He lives in the cities of man, If each of us would bend a publicly annulled it when he said Secondly, the struggle PiA I we should take a stronger stand to et coming out at night while civili- little, if each would compromise that we were no longer bound serve the "freedman to against communism. For propos- stand a zation sleeps. in some small way, mankind 1116 14'5 aGt-1514 by the moratorium and we were against tyranny" to - -a15. MAJOe POYE61/01Z ing this, Sen. Elam Goldwater which h If a stray cat or dog happens might also find the world an OKorHog--- "free to resume nuclear testing" (R.-Ariz.) and his conservative lje upon an opossum, the creature easier place to live. any time we pleased. primary Concern following have been blasted as liberai Will play dead, or "play 'pos- There's a lesson in the ex- In view of this, I think to ac- T Coll asn thosecearn uinlways the radical right wing. the ue'a sum." Man's can-fed pets give panding opossum population. cuse the Soviet Union of break- movement are, on the After John F. Kennedy was wilts up and go back to the dog food. J.F. Newman Club To Present ing the agreement is a rather themleasishteyopktirrinwisthicowpeoptremente untenable position. A much betL elected president, he sent Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D.-Minn.) to ter stand would be to find the dously difficult and Europe to talk dangerot, resumption of atmospheric test- to people who amtheonsgituxeiofnewisvvihiecao Musical Tomorrow Night had escaped from Communist- tiakhyein ing by both the USSR and the have TheI cii Is and tribunes of a San Francisco Catholic sexton who held countries. His mission was ji U.S. equally reprehensible. the trouble to try to afnindy costs:: bets on the horses will be brought to light in "Betcha Life," a Frank (leelorka to find out what the United other way of preserving our lib Spada- o-Rouni musical opening in Morris Dailey auditorium at 8:30 tomorrow night. ASB A7419 States could do to help these erty than by the constant thrall "Betcha Life" will also be presented March 30-31 at 8:30 p.m. captive nations throw out the of worldoisrldnodtes,,Upevaceeti.onat. By DRU CHALLBERG and April 1 at 2:30 p.m. under the auspices of the SJS Newman Communists. Society Editor Their reply was interesting. club, Tickets may be obtained in the student affairs business office, Plea for Communists but the appeal for a new log TH16, at $1.50 for balcony seats and $2.50 for main floor seats. They stated that the United Neither midterms nor uncooperative spring weather can stop Sound But., at a situation vastly more me The musical's plot was written Is States should take a stronger plex and the Spartans' social whirl. The new season traditionally brings with Editor: consequently offerits by the Rev. Robert Coffey, as- stand on communism; then they more alternatives it a number of pinned and engaged couples on campus. In Wednesday's Daily, Edward than the sun sistant pastor of St. Patrick's might be able to throw out the ple 'dead or Red" Movies Resorting Browning wrote in ''Thurst and dilemma. PINNED church, Ninth and Santa Clara Communists. This is what Barry Nancy Walbridge Parry" a plea for a rational ap- Goldwater has been preaching in Cathy Whidden. junior Delta Zeta general elementary major sts. ASIIS 293 proach tower dthe Communist the senate for the past 10 years. from San Jose, to Jim Sweeney. junior Alpha Phi Omega (national To New Gimmick Songs in "Betcha Life" were its LRNON O'rf threat and Communists as peo- Yet people still call him the service fraternity) industrial arts major from Campbell. written by Father Coffey and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Re- ple. We should, he said, observe leader of the radical right even Margo Sinclair, Chi Omega sophomore elementary education Mae Hearst and Jim Schubert, the situation as intelligent Writer Concludes major from South San Francisco, to Tom Graham, Pi Kappa Alpha member bank night and keno? Newman club members. Many though he Is speaking the truth. During the Depression they people. Maybe it is the fact that these Letter to McDonald junior radio and television major from San Jose. of the song lyrics are the work That is a sound view wherein Karen Randall, senior Sigma Kappa elementary education major kept thousands of theaters from of the Rev. Lawrence Walsh, people haven't awakened to the (Continued from Visterdayi American citizens will agree. poses a from Alameda, to Jim Raymond, junior Lambda Chi Alpha recrea- bankruptcy. So did free dishes formerly of St. Patrick's. fact that communism Editor: and boxes of groceries. But then he wrote as follows: threat to our democratic way of tion major from San Leandro. Arrangements for the musical In this day of intereontinenta Now the movies are suffering "We should accept the mem- life. Happy Lindsey, Delta Gamma sophomore English major from were set by Bob Gomez, SJS communication and interconti a murderous depression brought bers of the Communist party BM Pollacek San Jose, to Dave Schrader, Delta Sigma Phi senior police major senior. Gomez will also direct nental retaliation. patriotism. il on by television. And once again for what they aresincere and ASIS 11784 from Campbell. the orchestra, which consists of its traditional sense, is an ohs the giveaway has returned to dedicated human beings whose ENGAGED volunteer music lete term. bail popcorn palaces out of the students from sole purpose is the betterment this area. It breeds contempt for ((rein Marysue Wilson, Sigma Kappa senior music major from San red. of mankind." SJS Coed Agrees civilizations and blind de\ otin Luis Obispo. to Bob Sharp, Theta Xi alum from Linden, Calif. The new gimmick is "race Director of the musical is Mrs. Here, I believe, he is mistaken to one's own cultural patter. Elaine Marquis, Gamma Phi Beta sophomore business major night." But it offers Robert Schulz of San Jose. and definitely naive. But if he With Brent Davis more than You think America is a real tin from Ventura, to Ron Paul, University of Washington Beta Theta a drawing for prizes. It is an Carrying the lead roles are really believes what I have just Editor: place. Your Russian counterpar Pi sophomore public relations major also from Ventura. audience participation game in- Yvonne Tomasena, SJS junior, quoted, my husband and I sin- I agree with Brent Davis in Ls quite attached to his plot a volving horse races on the as Tessie and Dick Styles of cerely offer to treat him to a his congratulations to Admiral DELTA GAMMA ground. The Indian pease( screen, racing tickets in the Berkeley as Brian. Miss Toma- free session or two at the next Carmick and Dr. Porter, Al- thinks very highly of India: hi Recently acquiring the full membership level at the sorority hands of the audience and, most sena sang a leading role in last Bay Region or San Francisco though I feel a serious applica- homeland is the center it th were Bev Bouret, Lynn Christie, Sandy Dooley, Francie Gallaher, important of all, prizes semester's SJS production School of Anti-Communism. tion of Admiral Carmick's cri- of $5000 of universe. The father of his court Carolyn Harwood, Susanna Jackman, Angie Kuehn, Happy Lindsay, and $2500. "Suzanna." If Edward Browning Ls sin- teria would destroy the right to try is the god, Brahma, a bets Linda Lowery, Peggy Luske, Joan McElroy, Susan Nance, Mary It works something like this: cere he may accept this offer make these suggestions, he has Other SJS students in the mu- of infinitely greater virtue than Lou Nelson, Miri Nicolaisen, Ellen Norris, Sally Page, Melinda Patrons entering theaters are sical are Bill Newkirk as Ro- George Washington. Schneider, Starr Simpson, Sue Slasor, Karen Weathers and Kathy given cards containing six races. land, Kate Wintersteen as Mag- As for myself, I love certain Jorgensen. This punch-card allows them to gie, Al Saxe as Father Will and aspects of my country, accep PHI SIGMA KAPPA pick their favorites in ail six Mel Soares as Father Mike. other aspects and thoroughl) races and then it is dropped into "Serenading we will go" and away went members of the fra- Portraying the sexton-gam- dislike the remainder. I appb a locked box. Customers retain ternity last Monday night to the Chi Omega sorority house where bler is Joe Di Leonardo, a stu- this point of view to all nation a matching stub. the women were set to surprise the fellows with the "Invaders," dent at Santa Clara university. I appreciate my country IS TOTE BOARD ON STAGE a local rock 'n' roll band. what it's worth, and in the From eight to 10 horses run nal analysis, it is worth mon in each race, giving "bettors" a to me than any other country free choice and long odds. Postal Increases You evidently believe that RD At intermission a member of clear armament will save OW Toxic, Nuclear Weapons the audience selects six races Tomorrow is the day when our track and field heroes do battle land by deterring war and that from a supply of 18 sealed film with the May Close omnipotent Ducks from the University of Oregon at any other path will lead to sir' boxes. Papers Eugene. render. My viewpoint is just the Make War Unacceptable The color films, all taken at WASHINGTON (UPI) --Small Omnipotent seems the best way to describe the northerners, opposite. Eastern race tracks, are then town publishers said yesterday since they are indeed all-powerful. I also believe that there an By PHIL NEWSOM Ler of a few weeks ... run on the screen with the au- enactment of administration en- Mr. Winter, our coach, told bay area sportswriters Monday that other, more desirable alter's' UPI Foreign News Analyst "One of the purposes of chem- dience hollering its head off. dorsed postal rate increases SJS would fight "like a cornered bear." Of course, he should have fives to either an arms race s From time to time the United ical warfare would be to cause The horses are called by num- would sound the death knell for said "Spartan," especially in light of the fact that the Bears (from surrender. You profess to be States is bombarded by the panic and force diversion of val- ber instead of name. A dope many weekly and small daily the University of California) are in the meet too. Cal's Bears are Christian, yet your ethics is de propaganda of special opinion uable effort and material from sheet is useless. newspapers, hosts for the encounter, so it seems that they should be the ones void of love and promises de groups holding strong opinions more important tasks. An at- Each film is coded and noted to fight "like Witnesses from six state press a cornered bear." struction for the human race. on this or that, ranging from tack on one of our major cities on a special tote board on stage groups told the Senate Post HISTORICAL IMAGE If the majority of the citizens religion, to United States policy would certainly accomplish this. to insure no monkey business Considering also yOU Office committee that House that "fighting like a cornered Spartan" in- of the United States feel as toward the Congo, to atomic "A small dose of LSD 25 . has transpired in the projection vokes a tremendous itt passage in January of a one-cent historical image. Never forget that nearly 2500 do, then we are as fIre,t testing. causes a person to become so room. years ago it was the Spartans increase in second class mail (the Greek Spartans from Sparta, enemy to oursehes and to te confused mentally that he can- After the races a special com- that Is) that were is Many have their basis in was their worst news of 1962. cornered by the Persians at the pass of Ther- people of the world as Russia not carry out his normal func- puter sorts the ballots from the man's inhumanity to man. The testimony came during a mopylae. (Concluded) tions. Other drugs can cause locked box and within a matter A late example is the consid- hearing on legislation requested About 300 of them, so the story goes, against thousands of Page Brownton temporary paralysis, sleepiness, of minutes the winners are an- erable difference of opinion gen- by President Kennedy. The legis- Persians. They finally were overwhelmed after fighting to the ASB 72:0 deafness, loss of bal- nounced. A person with all six erated by the conditional United blindness, lation would increase postal death, but their feat lives on in history as one of the true heroic ance, crying, diarrhea, vomiting winners is awarded $5000. Se- States decision to resume at- rates to help erase the annual sagas. . . . lectors of five consecutive win- mospheric tests of nuclear weap- and convulsions pastel deficit. Now perhaps I haven't read my history very well, but where ACROSS A CONTINENT ners collect 'f2500. Is there an account of a bearor even an army ons. What follows here will be Chairman Olin D. Johnston, of bears that fought r21/11) "Biological agents exist which DEBUT l'IHS MONTH that well? The only story concerning bears that comes to mind SpCirfit it mostly quotes from an article (D-S.C.), hinted strongly that a Is can be used strategically to The odds on someone picking "Goldielocks and the Three Bears." And in that appearing recently in a small penny per-piece surcharge on all tale, the bears cor- matter cause casualties in an area the all six or five consecutive win- nered poor, little Goldielocks. Entered at second class publication called "War-Peace mailed Jose, California, . . ners are roughly a quarter of a newspapers and maga- 24, 1934, at San Report." width of a continent . Of course, in the meet tomorrow, all teams will have equal March 3, 1879, zines would be scaled down, or der the act of ''Many germs are suitable ... million to one. But horse play- numbers. It's just that the Ducks from the north will have better California Newspaper Pub EXPERT PROPHESY eliminated by his committee. It ber by among those are dengue fever. ers have been known to fall for men. Or 90 it is said. Association. Published drily was this surcharge that drew San Jose The publication is oriented to- Venezuelan equine encephalo- worse bets. SJS can win, but it will take ciatd Students of St the fire of the publishers. some magnificent performances. Saturday and Su ward the United Nations and myelitis, yellow fever, Q fever, No money is spent by the au- Look especially to College except the broad jump and discus where Oregon or college year SubscrIption the author of the article is re- dience except for the Bernard E. Esters, Houlton, during anthrax, undulant fever, rabbit price of a SJS could score first and second in both or either. cepted only on a remarnder.ofae tired Brig. Gen. J. H. Roth- fever . . ticket. Main e, Pioneer-Times, said Following is a "dope" sheet prepared Full academic year, by one of the world's ter basis. trio Child, former commanding gen- "We do not know the inten- Lottery laws forbid admission newspapers already have ab- leading track and field experts: me. serneester $4.50. Ofbrenipus eral of the Army Chemical sorbed six increases in the last tions of the Soviets. From all prices to such games forcing the OREGON 71, 8J8 80 Corps Research and Develop- 10 years, raising postal costs an the information we can get, theaters to distribute punch - 100Jerome (0) Johnson (SJS) Omagbemi (SJS) (33!$45, ..1.2 2:23 08084. .C. m2Y23..18 845mi. 60, 42 31d24 80.61y7M+, ment Command in charge of re- average of 89 per cent. tci.,bli a. Co. they have the capabilities to cards outside the doors as well 220Johnson (SJS) Omagbemi (SJS) Jerome (0) Priest of Globe Printing search in chemical, biological wage both germ and chemical as to paying customers. Speaking for the more than 440Williams (SJS) McCullough (SJS) Pucket (0) ouri should and radiological warfare. Friday. Any phone calls war." John H. Auer, president of 6000 weeklies and small dailies 880--Burleson (0) Ohlemann (0) Azevedo fSJS) Editor23: hours, med during these The implications are not General Rothschild says that Race Night of California, said affiliated with the National Edi- Mile -Burleson (0) San Ramoni (0) Tucker SJS) PERK pleasant. Here are excerpts: the preparation of chemical and his new game makes its debut torial assn., Esters said the bill 2 Mile--Forernan (0) Fishback (SJS) Reeve (0) AD adysr er tdi :nog, Manager "There is nothing humane biological weapons would defy in five local theaters March 27. would hike rates an additional HHTain (0) Gaetcher (0) Harrison (SJS) about any method of warfare any known inspection system. By mid-April more than a 114 per cent. LH -Tarr (0) McCullough (SJS) Gaether ()) POSITIONS . . . but . . . if you wish to ar- He concludes that these, com- score of theaters in California, BJClose (0) Roberts (SJS) Renfro 10) STAFF JOU. Editor WANDA range your weapons in order bined with nuclear weapons, Washington and Oregon will be HlBarnes ISJS ) Lewellyn (0) Nws DOTOHRKEN:AEM:DELAAPNI NSGE: Gold (SJS) 2Mci tnoe,g rS TF.RRYE of humaneness, I believ, the make war in the future a "com- featuring race night. DISCOVERY PVPrank (0) Turnbull sOpf (SJS) Bowen (SJS) orti YOUN toxic weapons will come at the pletely unacceptable method of If the game is a hit on the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Singer Shot- -Steen (0) Rothman (SJS) Larson (0) Copy Editor top of the list. A person injured solving world problems." West Coast Auer will expand op- Julie London was discovered by DiscusStudney (5,18) Stubblefield (0) Steen (0/ Future Editor Fine Arts Editor CHTRJOIASMNNE short of death in biological and But he says the problem of eratIons to the Midwest and Sue Carol, agent wife of Alan JavellnStudney (Sa) Burns (0)Tipton (0) Society Editor chemical warfare could getwr- toxic warfare cannot be swept East. More than 200 races have Ladd, while operating an elevntor RelaySan Jose State (Omagbemf, Ramos, McCullough, Wil- CT ALHEKSATLHEL:a6:8 ally expect to recover In a mat- under the tug. been filmed for the purpose. In a Hollywood department store. liams) WIrs'Iditen .DRUCKIELILATH Violin Virtuoso To Ar_pcor "-Pk!! IL \ I I.VS

opinions 'Mean, Dynamic' Singer sP(ech, Morris Dailey Concert preseryu. In As is At SJS Concert Tonight aneSSed Ruggiero Ricci, internationally musical ambassador un- Sit to %I virtuoso who was der the U.S. State Department, 2,JIAel 1,1 rate, sull n lealladL, an,t Ilk 1,FTENS to onwn violin his utism Ricci appears annually with al- San Jose State tonight when in the science building audi- claimed as the "greatest mu- he performs rid thy most every important concert torium, S112. at H o'clock. since Mozart" when to the. jai genius and radio orchestra of Europe. Tickets to the concert, sponsored by the SJS Folk Song club. years old, will op- lap* ilia be was eight The inolin master has performed will be sold at the door for $1 each. night in al envisi ts, in concert Monday concerts in Bengali, Ghana, Foster, who is noted for his "mean, dynamic" Font's, will include 'rent b.., auditorium at Hong Kong, Buenos Aires, sera Dailey Au- In his concert such songs as "Stackolee." "Sweet Mama Tree-Top Tall." oneept, stralia, West Germany and "John Henry" and "Big Bad

iirnaus 815. Russia. Brooth," a parody on ''Big Bad Holders of ASII Cards and SJS hat fueui may After successes in John," atom_ a homosexual hair feeuity and employee cards numerous 3rd Play iPParently in the stu- countries behind the Iron Cur- Festival dresser. otgri free tickets tain, the Soviet affairs business office, TH- government sent The folk singer has toured and up kat Ricci an official Begins Tickets went on sale to the invitation to Tomorrow both the United States and ELITe 'hang., I 16 tour Russia. lie opened Drama NI wItfits firm seetf pu hlic Wednesday at his Rus- ope. Foster once traveled with A the general sian tour in area high schools will converge se each. Moscow in the Woody Gut hrev and with Big made SOO spring of 1961. upon the SJS campus tomorrow vi salt Francisco-born Ricci Bill Brooncy. A list of his en- his dish for the third annual Play Festi- his spectacular "child The 20 concerts scheduled for STATE gagements includes Chicago's *tat winched NORMAL SCHOOL. SAN JOSE CAL. Inasisseyss view so( How 85.it,e val in Studio thou career with his 1928 Ricci's recent return to West ri ,ei . tIle finest Nnrmoi -i leerS N.'s mill Fl..11.sol. Sun Theater. Gate of Horn, New York's Vil- lgy" iii thin trourstrY, illYhibiC DORT tbe State of Cattrornia meows_ SW right It ii,oribeis .ieee Ton ntlitIlmts ah/1 Imp fmrLity A panel of four drama authori- debut at New York's Mecca Germany were booked and sold ai CIE 5DIRSTfOIST, it'ros!dent, N.I ri k. t lage Vanguard and Los Angeles' &oriel he tig with the Manhattan out a year in advance. ties will evaluate the students on Temple Troubador, a liberal. The their acting, directing and other sinphony. "undisputed master," as IN 1909, SAN JOSE STATE NORMAL school Fable or Beauties of Mythology," published in tiggle to the New York aspects of play production. An SJS freshman, Al Merriam Times recently looked like this. Discovered by Joan Peters, an 1898. A collector of historical books, Miss Peters to stand called him. The panel is made up of Dr. will play guitar and banjo back- averages a hundred SJS coed, the postcard was found as a book- searches for unusual collector's items to use to which Jack H. Neeson, SJS associate h appearances a year in interna- mark between the leaves of "Bullfinch's Age of as future teaching aids. ground music for Foster during Ye been t professor of drama; Mrs. Sharon tional concert halls. Ricci has I be second half of the program. if liberalant TONIGHT made as many as seven perfor- A. Bower, SJS instructor in 11 the pea mances in a single season with speech; Roger D. Gross, of the I the the Boston Symphony. University of Santa Clat a speech IN PERSON! tic people / Search for Historical and drama department; and Jo- no n Mom Talked About Books S The how teeme, leen Holm, co-director of the ODETTA id dan Associated Students King Dodo Playhouse. SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM ?cause thy' Among those schools partici- THURS. EVE., MAR. 21. 8:30 PM Leads to Discovery Ticket) 53 75 53 SO 53, 52 COLLEGE of Postcard CITY U have tak SAN JOSE TWISTIN PARTY pating and the play they will to find ,,itne By BARBARA MITCHELL ever, Joan Peters, SJS coed, has her recent discoveries was an present are Woodrow Wilson In Person! Mr. Plano ming (and DANCE) ROGER WILLIAMS & CO. our bh- Is it possible that some day found a link with the past at 1881 "International Lesson junior high, "The Happy Jour- ristatit presents SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORRita Ulna SJS students may return to the the Flea Market bazaar, 12000 Book," a senior high school text, ney to Trenton and Camden;" B. Presented by FRI. EVE., MAR. 30. 8:30 PM campus and find the new engi- Berryessa rd. written by Rev. J. H. Vincent. San Jose high, "Aria Da Capo;" Tickets, $4. $390, $3. $2.50, RIM at any Robert Hutchins cost Dr. OMEGA PSI neering building covered with Hayward high, "The Glass Me- T PHI A search tor old historical Inquiring after more post- 5,t!r, CM( W767152113 Watkins a new lo i y? nagerie:" and Herbert Hoovei San Jose Phone FRATERNITY books led to the discovery of a cards, Miss Peters was referred ly more con. Today there are few Spartans hiuh. "Women in Council." Issues of a 1909 postcard depicting the pro- to an elderly couple, proprietors ntly offen "Basic who remember the original con- posed new building of San Jose of an antique stand at the Flea han the sun. Free Society" SAT., MARCH 24 struction of Tower Hall and State Normal school. An artist's Market. She managed to obtain lilemma Morris Dailey auditorium. How- conception of the buildings postcards of the old Los Gatos MULTIPLEX ADAPTORS Hides 9:30 P.M. - 1:30 A.M. shows the once bare walls of Santa Cruz ave., 1909; Main st., Fri., Mar. 23,8:30 pm at Tower Hall and the sparsely Los Gatos. 1909; and headquar- LM-35 Scott Kit S79.95 San Jose Women's Club covered lawns of the outer and ters of the San Jose fire depart- Opera Association inner quad. Miss Peters com- ment, 1909. She now has several :ludes Gym Gen. Adm. 51.50 MX-99 Eico Kit Men's 75 South 11th St. (S.J.) mented, "SJS campus has cer- postcards of the old SJS campus S41.95 :Donald tainly changed in the last 52 and recently presented one to Presents Preview years." Ve.terday) President Wahlquist. MX-100 Pilot S49.50 Opera makes its spring debut Miss Peters, who collects his- Miss Peters is a sophomore (factory wired in the Santa Clara valley tomor- torical books, found the post- ercontinen majoring in general elementary row when the San Jose Opera card as a bookmark between the intercon education. She lives with her HARMAN KARDON chiVi'<7; S80.95 FOLKSONG CONCERT association presents its preview leaves of "Bullfinch's Age of 771ITIMIiS111 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas SAN JOSE STATE COLLEG2 FOLKSONG CLUB concert at Foothill college's new Fable or Beauties of Mythology" is an H. Peters, 955 Henderson ave., **************** ****** ******************* auditorium at 8:30 p.m. published in 1898. On the back Sunnyvale.. Planning to become a fly leaf of the text the inscrip- at for fors Presents Tickets to the concert are $3, teacher, she believes the items tion reads, "Walter M. Sharp, grid devidi $4 and $5 and may be obtained she collects will be of great San Diego. Cal., August 11, 1902, iral patt PAT FOSTER through the San Jose box office value to her some day. Who in the Ste. Claire hotel, Market State Normal School." knows what Miss Peters may is a real 79 So. 3rd Street CV 7-7111 counte Singing Ballads and Blues and San Carlos sts. The postcard caption is: come up with next? a his plot with Local artists and performers "State Normal School, San Jose, ian pea AL MERIAN as accompanist from the San Francisco Opera, Cal. Birdseye view of new State of India; association will combine to pre- Normal School, San Jose, Cal., enter of sent a program of arias selected the finest Normal School in this 7 of his rota. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 8 P.M. from their forthcoming produc- country, which cost the State of a be tions. California $325,000. It numbers tuna, (On Campus) (Only) virtue th Although the program has not over 700 students and has a fac- SCIENCE BLDG. RM 112 $1.00 been finalized, Mrs. Dorothy ulty of thirty-four. President, love certain Hiura is scheduled to repeat se- Morris Elmer Dailey." intry, accept lectious from her performance as Miss Peters frequently goes in thorough' Cho Cho San in Puccini's "Mad- search of unusual collector's tPRACTICALLY INDISPENSABLE :ler. I appl ame Butterfly." items to use as future teaching L) all nations Others performing on the pre- aids. She collects marble stat- country view concert include Betty Gor- uettes, coins, stamps, pictures. id in the h 5eS/100 814T4 don Carter, formerly with the and historical literature. One of worth at New York Metropolitan Opera: her country, Francesco Barsonti, recipient of ieve that CY4-5544 several European awards, and ill save 400 South First James Standard of the San Fran- 'Chalk Garden' sac and tha Megeli Noel scorches the screen a Alma & Almaden cisco Opera company. lead to sun SEX POT (in French) JOURNEY TO THE 7TH PLANET GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH at is just t EXCITING! SENSUOUS! r-AZIKLa Ends Tomorrow Also PLANET 8. SATURDAY NIGHTS THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS VISIT TO AN- OTHER RIDAY Enid Bagnolers mystery-com- at there with Jerry Lewis Robertson's "The Chalk Garden" will ble alterna Jim edy, C 7- under the production mins race \\ end its run 3060 SJS Speech and Drama less to be TROPICAIRE II \ of the 1433 The Alameda department tonight and tomor- ethics is WINNER CANNES FESTIVAL TWIN-VUE---DRIVE IN row night at 8:15 in the College atomises d ACADEMY AWARD th/ 13") NOMINEE ESt SANTA CLARA AT 37111 limn race. BEST ACTRESS Theater. :nStnn ILavine 0 limited number of single the citize oremeN North Screen A "THE COACH" tickets are available for the per- s feel as Malren "MALAGA" formances. 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4SPARTAN Dim T FrMiv March 21 1962 Three Professors Discuss How Two Politicians New Fraternal Pledges Public's View of I.A. Dept Profit he Can by I III \ ILO 1(411 I il111.411.111, OOL of his partners when taint.", fiat, iii is 511' k I:. 1131 BUM Nixor their spring flogt! iiran, Lapchis, Phil Lenz, Phil Martin, the Industrial Arts said, "People think we are teach- C. 't%tt II0c Bated new names to Some By LYLE themmstpohlaistivcitahne gisive,itti,:tat.eartihr, men Frank Moeller, Mike Ritter, Dave pledge roster. A total of 139 Larry I. 1.,01. Angel. 1 luddad, department a vocational school. ing a trade out here. Primarily, WASHINGTON (UPI, A hoot as an elected T we Ike r, John Warass, John unit." aftiriat h took part in rush week and ent Jett Kerry, Bob Liddle, Gary Ryle, Others charge it is not creative, we area general education couple of young politicians who Per on to pledge the various Greek Torn Shanley, Bob Schwarzenback, Youngblood. rather a large copying room. A good many of the Industrial to be elected from Massa- ly but seek and (lankly his position act organizations. Rush a eek extends Steve Snyder, Eugene Zimmerman. SIGMA PHI EPSILON cannot see it as a Arts majors after graduation be- could Op Still others chusetts to the U.S. senate In those Ill'ttits %t here from the Sunday before the semes- PI RAPPA ALPHA Lee Anderson, Phil Baker, enterprise. come high school shop teachers, honap serious profit from exposure to Richard with the voters may aim following Sunday. Tony Broacissood. Dave Camp- Howard Blonsky, Jim Carr. Ken is thought. the pol ter starts to the "If there are any misconcep- but not tradesmen, as M. Nixon's forthright manner in iticsiomanAvotpesl.cex DA: ED:twvatiiti Th Following are the separate Ira. bell, Don Cent, Al Duncan. Tom Colt, Bob Cook, Fred Gaebe, Dan tions of our department, it is The program is designed to ad- dealing with a question that tern :Intl their pledge lists. George, Gary Gerlach. Jim Glock- Hager, Jim Heiner, Mike Ilene- probably our own fault. When vance Its non-teaching graduates cost him some votes. might (3; ner, Ron Paitich, 13111 Probst, Jack veld, Lyal Holmberg, Phil Hostet- student proj- a level where they are capable DELTA SIGMA PHI we display finished to Nixon has announced for the days Proctor, Dave Vargas, Bob Wat- ler, Bill Kahn, Paul Kanter, Jim exhibitions, we fail to of handling technical anti admin- Warren Manua, Dennis Nelson ects at Republleari nomination for gov- Kennedy..1meetthe pr:ilsis.. aqixtiztjt,,,,N tau son, Paul Winterhalder. Lore. Jack Perkins, Gene Pet rina, viewer all the steps istrative problems in industry. Austin, Richard A. Cantu, Willizun show the ernor in California. The tough on "Meet Jot SISAL% ALPHA EPSILON Art Romero, Dan Scully, Gordon achieve the John Creelman, James Alt on that were taken to NOT UNCRF.ATIVE was what to era) aid to parochial Robert Harlan Brown. James Stroud, Bill Weik. question for Nixon sehouls.H sel Davis, Joe Andrew Franck, Bob finished product." is a candidate for Bell Banat, William Roger Col- SIGMA PI The general public feels the do about the John Birch society. Ih., , Wi Manning Gevvertz, Bob Nelson Thus, Dr. Ralph Norman, asso- nomination to the U James Franklin Dunn, Dan James Kent Hackett and Charles industrial arts program is strict- The society has some voting Johns, Erik Robert Laursen, Steve trin, ciate professor of industrial torts, Massachusetts. "People think we strength in California. Nixon's Te,1 as Charles Gal to, David Cute Griffel, Jean Yazel. depart- ly uncreative. Lead le y , Dennis John Mapes, and chairman of the avoided direct ZIIIRWPIT: Gary Martin Hansen, Milton THETA CHI take someone else's design and answer to the tough question was lit Arthur Patrick McAweeny, George ment's graduate program, at- tions about federal Hanson, Henry Alan Hill- Robert Edwin Booth, Benjamin reproduce it. Sort of a tell, show, this: aid. P thelit Harvey Owren, William Harley Gerald tacked the problem of public dent Kennedy is ebrecht, Jorn Erik Hinge, William Bycel, Steven J. DeCoite, Michael do. type thing." said Dr. Nor- That members of the John against understanding of his field. aid to parochial schools. Ray alcAlister, John Edward Mc- David Golde, William West Golds- man. "Nothing could be further Birch society should purge Rob- - Dr. Norman was aided by two Ted declined 10 say DELTA UPSILON William borough, Lucien Charles Hass, E. from the truth," he said. ert Welch from command of the Whethe: Donald, Thomas Murphy, of his colleagues. Dr. Daniel opinions Were All A. Alley, Fred L. Bucher, James Raby. John Shore Seligman. Actually, the department of- society or they, themselves, eontrary h, M. Mylerberg, Kirk Philip Patter- Lopez, associate professor of in- of the Mike J. Collett, Wayne A. Hol- THETA XI fers original design courses in should resign. President. Ilmthr:. son, Gary Taylor Sharp, Francis dustrial arts, and Donald Be. was brook. Richard A Keller, Ronald Randy Bliss. Dick Cowell, Ted art metals, general metal, ceram- indefinite and v., Anthony Smith, Kurtwood Larson tando, assistant professor of in- WELCH CONDEMNED C. Ladrech, John J. Macker, Gain, Pete Jacobi, Finn Jerissen, ics, and wood. Students in a de- George Cabot Loth. Smith, Joel Alan Stinchfield, Wil- dustrial ails. Robert B. Macumber, Steve H. Thompson, Craig Waller. sign production course are cur- Nixon appeared this month be- Republican senatoriai bur Leroy Whitlock, Robert Harold Larry 'INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY' O'Keefe, Hanry E. Polley, Dick H. rently busy figuring how to build fore the California Republican in Yox. Betando offered, "Industrial Stewart, Chuch E. Walsh, John A. a simple bookcase which will pre- Assembly (CRAt in support of a Press"lostnrMastratl LodgeehuIts.' SIGMA CHI arts is actually an expression of Weir. vent any of the volumes from resolution condemning Welch's The best Lodge coual Gary Arbuckle, Bob Bailey, Jim the industrial society in which off e; . LAMBDA CHI ALPHA toppling. society leadership and urging Re- that the question of Ballard. Larry Brunner, Manuel JFK Discusses we live." feder,,. Bill Brown. Ray Burton. Rich "Through this type of program, publicans to resign from it. The to panichial schools Cordova, Wayne English, Dennis Dr. Lopez voiced the view of shou. - Coble, Jim Day, Carl Disher, Bob the student gets a chance to CRA delegates before whom Nix- decided at the local level . Devyak, Dave Geyer, Bob Mother- Reservists Problem work with the mechanical as well on appeared represented about best was not very good. ly, Dave Morris, Doug Morris. By MERRIMAN SMITH as the artistic facet of the job," 12,000 Republican party leaders Lawrence Spit.alc of the Steve Morse, Herm Sh a ver Chaplain To Speak WASHINGTON (UPI - Life, Dr. Norman said. and grass roots workers in Cali- the Press" panel ask,-. Charley Wilson. said President Kennedy. can be Strikes, Terrorism As in nearly all technical fields fornia. The delegates voted to tions. He asked tin, downright unfair and this affects today, a lag exists in the indus- recommend that Republicans re- "Does this mean the v- On 'Leadership' Just about everybodyincluding Hit Algiers, Oran trial arts area as well, known condemn Welch but refused to Chaplain IColonel, USAF) reservists who want to be re- ALGIERS, Algeria :UPI I - as the theoretical-practical lag. sign from the JRS. svtottoeng inMIsnfor "Unhuetsteulioc. i:':I William J. Clasby will speak on leased from the Army right Strikes and terrorism paralyzed Of the problem, Dr. Norman "I think that Robert Welch "The Dynamics of Moral Lead- away. Algiers and Oran yesterday as said, "Right now, the designs we ought to get out of the JBS or aWeLodge did not answer th ership" Monday in TH55. His lec- Thus, with a mixture of philo- the Secret Army Organization are working on will become that all Republicans ought to get redly. No need to do so. I ture. sponsored by the Air Force sophy, commiseration and hard- challenged the power of French 1970's shop projects." out of it." Nixon told the CRA. obvious that both he ouV ROTC detachment at San Jose headed appraisal of international troops and staged grenade and "I will not endorse any Republi- Kennedy believe that the (. I. A. GRADUATE State and the lecture commit- tension, the President coped at gunfire attacks in Algeria's two can candidate in this year's elec- olic vote is, indeed, too tee, will begin at 11:30 a.m. his news conference Wednesday biggest cities. One of the department's grad- tion who has not made the choice for them to stand Up un- SAVE ALL THE A native of the Peninsula, with the difficult question of In Oran, OAS commandos uates, Maurice Philips, is cur- between Robert Welch and counted. Chaplain Clasby received his BA when reservists can expect to go launched a grenade offensive rently teaching an accelerated Dwight Eisenhower." YEAR 'ROUND at St. Patrick's seminary in Men- home. against Moslems, wounding at course In descriptive geometry at That is Nixon's position and lo Park. His post graduate work Kennedy was told of recent least 22 persons, and terrorists Buchser high school. ther is no double talk involved. 4 Ply Knitting in philosophy was done at demonstrations by some mobil- opened submachine gun fire on While an undergraduate at There is no doubt where Nixon Religico Worsted . . 25c oz. Georgetown university, Wash- ized reservists and asked if he the building housing the main SJS, Philips wrote a work book stands. That is the way a poli- 405. $1 00 ington, D.C. could give some idea of how government prefecture. The fire to he used with the course he is tician should take a position on His present duty is as com- much longer they must serve. was aimed at the fourth floor teaching. The book is designed any issue of public interest. If Opyanipticto This is a just a sample mand chaplain at the Air Uni- A PRESSING PROBLEM where the prefect regional gov- for use in the junior college lev- of the savings at . . versity. Maxwell AFB, Ala. Pre- This has been a pressing prob- ernor had his apartment. el, but is being used successful- ly by Philips' advanced students THE YARN SHOP vious duty tours have seen the lem for some weeks. The mili- In Algiers, a series of flash United Campus Christian Ministry chaplain in Okinawa, Japan, Ma- tary services called up about strikes by Europeans paralyzed at Buchser. 319 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATIONALOISCIPLES nila, Alaska, and several bases 156,000 reservists late last sum- An age-old problem also was San Jose (opposite Emporium) public transportation, halted air within the continental United mer because of the mounting traffic out of the city, shut down discussed by the three industrial Open ThJr1 & Fri En.., 7-9 Sunday Morning College Class States. crises in Berlin and Southeast gas stations, cut off the capital's arts instructors; that of "which Sunday Morning College Class Asia. water supply, and also interrupt- came first?" Industrial arts or NEW TESTAMENT THOUGHT "OLD TESTAMENT THOUGHT The reservists were called to ed electric power for over two science? AND MODERN CULTURE" AND MODERN CULTURE" active duty for one year. Two One of the men remembers re- PACE OPTICAL COMPANY hours. Christian Center 800 So. 10th 9:45 to 10:45 new Army divisions are being cently visiting a high school open In the Algiers suburb of Bab 9:30 10:30 First Christian Church, 80 SA 5th organized and they should he house and seeing old plans, which EI-Gued, European gunmen reader: Don Emmet, Presbyterian Leader: Mari Rutledge, Gum Prescriptioniu,,i ready for active service in Au- had been designed at SJS, not mowed down Moslems in a Campus Pastor Pastor for United Church of Chrid gust or September. There have only borrowed, but lifted bodil This Sunday: "Authority and wholesale series of terrorist at- This Sunday: the Myth of Mesas" CONTACT LENSES been reports the release of re- tacks. from any identifying marks. Opposition" serves might begin in late Au- A COMPLETE OPTICAL LABORATORY By late afternoon at least 12 Another of the three men re- gust, National Lutheran Council but there have been recent persons were reported killed and cently talked with a friend vvho small-scale protest 242 MERIDIAN ROAD demonstra- 30 wounded throughout Algeria. had visited an engineering open FOCUS BANK OF AMERICA BLDG. tions for quicker discharge. house at another Bo Park & San Carlos This brought the casualty count college. The Existent Second Floor Free Parking The President told reporters St. Thomas Chapel Ker Meaningful since Monday's cease-fire to 171 friend commented, "It was the A studs,. cIta cr.' tor thst doubt., CYpress 2-1939 CYpress 7-1939 he sympathized with the reserv- dead and 202 wounded and the most beautiful display of indus- questtonr, and bstlievar. ists torn from their Worship Sunday families and year's terror toll to 1930 killed trial arts activities I've ever Morning WorshlpSun., 10 a.m. jobs, but they would be released and 3769 wounded. seen." Sermon: "A Kingdom Divided Falls" At One Of Them /herby "at the first possible date con- The OAS, in ultimatums, de- Of the displays of complicate, Place: 300 S. 10th at San Carlos sistent with our national se- Methodist Churches manded that French troops and technical and highly polished dis- curdy." Lutheran %Went Association' COPTINOINT C10, Tel COCA-COLA ..... COCA COLA NO C:AE ( AC5,1,C0 UNA. . police stay out of its strongholds plays of machinery and exposi- CITES LIFE'S INEQUITIES tions, Dr. Lopez explained, "The Tuesday in Oran and Algiers. PAUL'S He said there was no evidence things done in the sciences toilto 6 p.m. Mid-weak Lentos Devotions FIRST ST. of 7 p.m. LSA discussing early settlement of the are the same things we have done foreign stu- Santa Clare 1 Sth 10111 at Sae st trouble in Berlin or Southeast dent tuition: library hours and pro- a - for years, only the public is no- gram. St.., 9.30 II an,. dors 1190 Asia and reservists under such MUN Sec. ticing them now since the fields troubled international conditions Gen. of Regional Retreat April 6-8 physics and electronics are in Pre-registration $2 by March 21 were filling important roles. the spotlight. All this has hap- Donald A. Getty, "There is always inequity in To Be Interviewed pened since the Sputnik launch- CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER Minister life," Kennedy said. "Some men Sam Obregon, sect- . wy-gen- ing." 300 So 10th at San Carlos are killed in a war and some eral for the 1963 Model United Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor FOUNDATION men are wounded and some men Nations session at San Jose THE WESLEY Cr'-'.:, never leave the country. Some State, will be interviewed by SJS For mental and spiritual stimulation. (m.thodkt Student men are stationed in the antarc- student announcer Mark Thay- hear: Canterbury Sunday at 6:00 p.m. and tic and some are er stationed in Sunday evening at 9:30 on "THOU SHALT NOT KILL throughout the week. San Francisco. Showcase San Jose State over Tales THE FORGOTTEN 7-INI "It is very hard in military or radio station KLOK. 5th end Santa Clara CY COMMANDMENT" Ei or: af Son lose S'ale Ministr personal life to assure complete In the weekly radio mogram, J Benton White. Campus equality. Life is unfair." which features outstanding ac- Other news conference de- tivities at SJS, Robert Irving Supper at 5:40 p.m. HAM FOR SUPPER? velopments: and Dave Stout will present a Meeting at 6:15 p.m. We’r promised "Th. Deadly WESTMINSTER Geneva: Despite lack of prog- report on Sparta Camp, held last Game" for the last two weeks, and PRESBYTERIAN ress at the Geneva disarmament weekend at Asilomar in the this ROGER WILLIAMS Sunday we're reolly coming CHURCH conference, Kennedy was not Santa Cruz mountains. Irving 60,000,000 times a day FELLOWSHIP through. A real thriller about three ready to write it off as a diplo- and Stout will include several old gentlemen playing murder trial. matic loss. He thought the talks interviews in the presentation. peafile get that ref reshing new feeling Everybody gets a chance to road. A!ameda at Sr: should continue. The SJS radio-television news Church Services: The A.m., Supper at 6, but it won't be ham. 4-7447 Cake! The United States cannot ac- center will present a five minute 0:48 cm., 11:00 7:30 p.m. CY with People's feelings might be hurt cept a test ban treaty which news report over State Mike, a GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services fails to provide for on -the-spot regular feature of Showcase San ea E. San Fernando CAMPUS 11 a.m. inspection. Russia remains ad- Jose CHRISTIAN CENTER 8:30 & State. A sports roundup GEORGE L. "Shorty- JOHN AI AKEOS amantly opposed to this idea will also be presented. COLLINS Pastor 300 South 10th LARRY LOVE me': CnIlopts ChanIaIn DR. 6 of the +earn of the Graham Crusade. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION PRESENTS . . March 25 and Arl FOUR SUNDAY NIGHTS OF ENCOU NTER Costot1499 Missionary 1 Encounter with March 25 April speaker WI Approved Apartments Still 1 DRAMA 'Dr. Herold Outstanding Crain, Head of Speech and Drama 0,pt I nalst a t 7.03 March 18"The Visit,- by Friedrich Duerrenmatt March 25."Dal at the Top of the Steirs," by W Ingo KNOX Available for Men & Women April JOHN I"J. B.." by Archibald McLeish April E"Skin of Our Teeth," by Thornton Wilder FELLOWSHIP 2. OTHER RELIGIONS (Dr. Lorry Leo. Prof. of History) MODERN UP TO DATE March 18Hinduism (to March 15Buddhism Continua CLOSE TO CAMPUS 9'40 April 1Islam in St. -John 4' April studies RENTS TO by Dave Knorr. FIT YOUR BUDGET 3. THE CHURCHCll 8C"lialr. t Mon Brown, Pastor , Calvary Meodistth luck PIPP 5:30 p.m.Pet 6.00 p.m._ special 94"" March 18--"The Church in the World" (World Council) Art laces. March 25What’s Right With the Church?" speaker,

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Home Ec Society ANTIQUE GAS ENGINE r...lay, March 23, 19G2 sPARTAN DA11,1N4 To Hear Fashion, Chem Dept. Hints Theta Sigma Phi Holds Make-Up Grant ,Iil, Wins I %,:1111Z.,l/l 1,1,,, 1111 ..ri. poise and figure nukeuti visual A $23.385 grant for an under- M.. Ceremonies discussed by Installation will be graduate chemistry research pro- mitred Beta Pi, SJS chapter of Theta moto, Jody Kincaid. Drucilin Chan- peggy Walter at the Joint alum!, . gram has been awarded to San Sigma professional , berg, Ann Phillips and Ccuolyn meeting id Phi Upsilon Urn,. Phi, national active Jose State, the National Science journalism fraternity for women, Lund. home economics honor so- cot installed five initiates and six Kay Daly, vice prmicient of the Tuesday in 11E1 at 7 p.m. foundation has announced. ciety. 'ledges during ceremonies held peninsula alumni chapter of Theis. The public is invited. The NSF grant provides for re- Sunday in the college chapel. Sigma Phi, anti associate faculty mrs. Walter conducts her own search by selected undergraduate Miss Jeanette Befame, staff re- adviser Mrs. Irene Epstein Were &rem council for housewives in students during both summer and Whim porter and feature writer for the among the guests at the ceremony. Park. in the past, she has Edward lq warp, winter sessions, according to Dr. modeling and charm at the San Jose Neos, presided at the quest', taught Lloyd Van Alters, associate proles- min Robert Powers modeling fraternity's first pledging and init.- Reclaim Deadline arrow c sor of chemistry and coordinator ation ceremony of the semen', and modeled for Jansen and schools. school Beta Pi Pies. Ellen Shulte olt. mute Stag. She was also active if the SJS projects. For Lost Articles Bernaecat. StUdenils al,, risthpi.trell 10 l.sOltrIE fashion business in Port- Students are advised on their ckited. 8. senate is the Miss Mary Knight, forme' United last semester or ttinr.V the begin- d genne,1 o', the., for 10 years. projects by 10 members of the SJS are, Press foreign correspondent and ning at this semester. must con- Following Mn;. Walter's talk, Chemistry department. They 'IN (0 qu current 5.15 graduate stiak-nt in tact the lust and found, located in a question-;tral-cm; Dr. N. E. Albert, Dr. Albert J. Sal. p. here will be reception the College Union. 315 S. Ninth Castro, Dr. H. J. DeBey, Dr. S. A.! librarianship' alalke at a itut over period. following in the Spartan Daily of- by May 3, in order to reclaim lost El 1,Vardarti, Dr. Ralph .J. Fessen- Is. Aro articles. den, Dr. 0. C. Lien, Dr. John Nep- Whether h g Initiates include Marie Lopez. A sale of the unclaimed Items BICYCLESUNICYCLES tune, Robert W. Richardson. Dr. NEW AND USED ' Chris Headings, Verne Christoffei- will be conducted by Spartan Shop I Van Alten and Dr . Donald M. . :roth. c,,,, ,cle and Hobby F m ., , ... Derailers (13 dinars', West. con.:gan .Ann Kuizertga and Barbara Spears, sophomme women's hon- trisc:clels'to choose Porn). and English orary society. May 3 and 4 in the LighlreiOnts, (C arton or Set-r/F bullt Unicycles and TI until 0,. .'

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SAN I.X) E sTATtiollogirowsfropi:11 Center WINSTON TASTES GOOD like a cigaiette 41--SP.A,RTAN Friday March 1.1 1461 ' Spirit, Hustle State Judo Tournament Gymnasts To Compete Featured in Here Tomorrow Night In State College Meet lEARIE The San Jose State judo team , an unlimited basis: there will PREVIEW San Jose State s gymnast. g.. rihinti. the side MAJOR boo., and Spring Drill S plays host to the California State, not be any weight etit.ses ..r to Long Beach Saturday for the horizontal bar, judo championships tomorrow at , rank barriers. Each team will and n .-Il'i ICalifornia state college gymnas- and third In the Spirit and hustle are the main i p.m. in the men's gymnasium. , enter Its flve best men. I paralirt. h_at, 1'4' t,,,, ki Jam liErcy tics tournament. give them a 33-42 lead. ',Attires of San Jose State's spring The state championships were , to a Ten points will be given Dan Landers and Ron Dare are t ball prartice. ries-online to 11 on last year ) the San :an- The visitors closed hieh will be team for each match that one of going to try for a time in the rope gap w.’,;tch Bob Titchenal. ' cisco judo club back. slightly in the rings, The Trari:r :,itiii,tirsed et eit)one the league III yet to ei Ole wits members win. Total possible but loth climb that will qualify them for teams got eight A big brittle is shaping up for to defend its championship. points in the last year by sticking with the Yan- The Tigers has.. n hat might 'points equal 50. the NCAA championships next final top quartet-brick spot between , Other teams entered in the event, tumbling, giving kees almost all selson. They are he the finest outfield in base- the Jose State will enter two San jos, San week. State its second hold. vers Dave Benillas and Bob I tournament include !Sebum 4.f win of the a team to he rcekeined with again ball. Rock:. ColWelto 1.2911. 43 I,teanis in inc tile Kane and transfer Rand Carter. Angeles. San .Lott Other Spartans entered In the Dare won the rope this year. homers and 140 RBIs., along `""Ith Fray' first team will consist of Larry cli wan ebilro. StUltki R4 ....11 , St414.kt..11 Weans:intent are: Ed Iloff111111111. a 4.4 time. Lucero Detroit nutst finl an answer to with Cash, gives Detroit a one- Aecording to Titchenal, Car- , . 7.1tuelloten, Lee Parr. Dave Saw- won the kid, ' Hollywood, eiardenui and Pahl Mike Lacer., Charlie Allen and horse, Hoffman won their shortsto:t problem if they are tw 0 punch that produced bore ter will definitely help the tram. ter. Sanford Alcorn and Warren the horioni,i i Alio. Frank Johnson. bar and Carter to move up nn the Yankees. Vet- RBIs than Mari. and Mantle He hit ;dadres learned the of- Minioni took tumbling Chico Fernandez t.24131 will last fense and %%Ill gise Bonilla,, and Local teams in the meet. in If there is such a thing as a Hal Wood of San eran Although the second team F'ranciscov battle Don Welt 1.129 with Den- Al Kaline .3241 is one of t Kane quite a battle. , addition to SJS. include the San' comeback victory in gymnastics, won three events, the hasn't been named officially, free es. ver,. If %Veit comes through, the finest outfielders in the game. Ile ; Jose Buddhists and Pacific judo the Spartans pulled one out cise, the trampoline and At the fullback spot Johnny probable members are Nostima thr. Tigers may go a the way. I is hack in his normal right field I club of San Jose Wednesday night. allel bars. Johnson is the No. 1 man right ilwartaki, Gilbert salki, t:reg position now that Bill Bruton is Tickets for the event are $1 Norm Cash (.361, 41 homers now. He is backed up by Mike I Weaver, Dick Midge-mot and After San Francisco took a first center. and can be purchased from mem- WINNER mut is2 ititi-0 proved to the Ti- in Miller. a holdover from last year, Rich itlibtfion. Gilbert Soper and and a third in the first event, the Bruton i.257 I was getting accli- berg of the judo team or at the gers that their first bear spot along with Herb Engel and Jerry Paul Petrich are also penal- free exercise, and a first and a NEW YORK doorstomorrow night. The money mated to the American league last Bonetto. third in the second, the trampo- Cann, head basketball will be well-handled for many coach at year. The Tigers hope for an im- but collected will be used to finance bilit"' yea.s. Engel has had a bad ankle line, they led 22-10 . New York University from 1923. provement. shows a lot of promise, Titchenal the judo team's trip to the inter- Although the main battle will San &ate was not to he count- 58. led his teams to 409 Mete's. Secom; liaseman Jake %Vocal Backing up Colavito. Kallne. collegiate championships, to be probably be between SJS and San said. ed out, however. The locals took against 232 defeats for a came throuch iast year with a .258 held at the Air Force academy, Francisco. Seinan judo club of .638 wa. and Bruton are Charlie MAN - Walt Roberts and Willie Wil- a first and a second in the rope- nine percentage. average a rookie. The Colorado Springs, May 10-12. Los Angeles is a possible dark batting well (.209) and Bubb.' Morton liams are probably the top men at - - Tigers aie looking for him to im- (.297). Rookie George Alusik the right halfback position but they The matches will be run on horse. ;WOVE. Some more. (.2911 at Denver) is trying to will he pushed by four or five men. The San Francisco team is led ikts.21D. P.F:4 rookie. Steve At third, another break in as a spare outfielder. Titchenal said that Bob Baughman by ex-Spartan Mel Augustine, Bill Horns i.2701 came through in fine over-all champion in 4v ' The big gums of the pitching has good speed and potential. NFL Expansion Paul, recent fashion last year. He may become AN ADVENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL staff are Jim Bunning t 17-11). the senior Northern California CUil, one of the better third basemen in Richard Berry. who haw a had Orin Mrssi 415-71 and Yankee-kill- tournament, and Jim Jacobs. knee, and Maurice f'ompton MUST BE 11 Frank Lary (23-91. Their rec- halves. Move Explained An interesting sidelight of the tua Ntruft sou fo altjoy round out the top right TO PURCHASE ,rds speak for themselves. tournament will be the rivalry be- The flankerback position is head- DINNER BOOK ARE YOU Paul Foytack (11-10), Phil tween SJS coach Yosh Uchida and ed by Larry Doss. Giving Doss a Regan (10-7) and Sam Jones 19- By Dallas Owner !Ms brother, George, coach of II. battle are Bill Goldsborough, Del hi) provide good depth. Rookie i'niversity of California team. Olson and Alfred Kaurneheivea, who BALTIMORE UPI The Na- &ztt, Joe) Dowle Koplitz (23-3 at Birming- - - coo, played quarterback as a freshman tional Football league's expansion . ham) hi highly -rated. last year. into Dallas was moved ahead one Catcher Dick Brown was on his Diamond men Face The left end spot is headed by year to "get off on an equal foot- w ay to his finest season in base- Gieg Rocha, who is the only re- ing" with the then-forming Amer- agtotadiaieti all year before he was hurt. Gators, Air Base turnee from last year's squad. He lean Football league, according to His .266 batting average and 16 READING is being pushed by Dave Johnson Clint Murchison jr., wealthy Texan. The Spartan diamond crew faces homers are an indication of what fok oitts 495 1003 WORDS and Ron De Monne''', both of whom Murchison testified in federal San Francisco state tonight at 7 PER MINUTE? Ire can do in two-thirds of a sea- are top receivers, according to court Wednesday as the AFL's p.m. in Municipal stadium. VALUE OVER $75.00 ou con do it with a Titchenal. S10-million anti-trust suit against San Jose will be out after re- READAK READING Mike Roarke is another experi- strongest position depth- COURSE . nced catcher, but he will have to The the NFL moved through its venge for the 4-3 loss it received :ight highly-rated Bill Freehan whit- Is the left taekie post, Mell- fourth week. Judge Roszel Thom- I from the Gators in Its first game 143 with Duluth) to keep the sec- en:a said. Returning is Walt sen is hearing the case without a of the season. Readak. 9 Firstbrook, along with new men jury. Currently SJS has won six games 375 Town Country Ifiltag PREDI('TION: Second place. Wendell Schell and Larry Ilan- Murchison, who later acquited against seven defeats. San Jose CH 8.7674 ,t Nest: The New York Yankees. sea who shows a lot of promise, the franchise for the NFL's Dallas The freshman squad faces the . - according to Titchenal. Cowboys, got down on the defen- University of California frosh in * Tochenal is looking for depth at she line for the NFL, which is a game Saturday at 10 a.m. on the *' *1 right tackle. JIM? Gibbons and Don charged by the younger league Spartan diamond. Weekend Special! *' Anderson ate the main possibilities with expanding in an effort to keep The same day the varsity jour- * right novv, but Titchenal may move the of the neys to Castle Air Force base for Delicious Burger Basket with potato chips. AFL out profes.sional, !Bali 1-lass or Jim Raby over from football business. I a 1 p.m. game with the air foice Counter service and or self-service. ight guard. The witness said he was told, team. Earlier in the season Castle * Bass and Les Davis are the top six months in advance of the AFL's I defeated 8.38 19c * men at the right guard position. founding, that the older league! 476 OP.* * Ron McBride and Cecil Lin- "definitely" planned to pine, ! REAL NAME specialiN ilarnernade pastry 10 to : S. 10th coin. returning from last year's team in Dallas. I NEW YORK (UPI) - Middle- weight boxer Yatna Bahama's real squad, are fighting with newcom- The AFB. contends the NFL Closed name is William Putter. He hails William K & G Kitchen ers Rob Weight and and Boh evpanded to Dallas at a tin... from Bimini, DWI. wet ** Young for the left guard spot. when the new league was about *********************************************** Titehenai joking help at is for to place a team there. This, It renter. Steve Mumma and Rod I'. charged, was part of a plan Thomas are returnees from last to squeeze out the AFL. The Big Auto 7 11 , year's squad. AFL claims it was injured hy the I Insurance Savings Announced Your membership in International Women and married men over you to MOW. 21: $71 less 0t3 dividend, or a net Dinner Club will entitle of US (based on current 17 per rrceire 22 wonderful dinners ''ON Murchison went on to say he of- cent dividend). Single men under TIIE HOUSE- nt 22 of the finer $43 dividend. or a net Bob Cousy To Pi-1y fered to divide the prospective Dal- 25: 5252 less revtaurants, here in the area. of 5209. las franchise with, or even to turn I 510/20,000 Bodily Liebility: 55.000 Properly Damage and WO Medicel The INTERNATIONAL DINNER CLUB is a wonderful plan to it over entirely, to Lamar Hunt., Payments. Other coverages at cons. One More Season Parable savings. Payments can be encourage you to dine out more often. You will certainly enjoy founder of the AFL. after Hunt made oe, twice or four times the finest of food served. Wonderful entertainment and service was discouraged in attempts to get year. Call or wife for full into,. BOSTON UPI r--Despite an ap- motion to Georg* 14. CarnpbII, unsurpassed.. . A Tremendous Saving! an NFL franchise In Dallas. Hunt SM sisoi Avenue. Sunnyvale, parently tempting offer to enter Hunt 9.1741 (day I Hite). Your S4.95 membershiji in The International Dinner Club is also is a wealthy Texan. the college coaching ranks. vet- good for a FULL YEAR and may be used up as list, or as slow as The trial continues today. I eran Bob Daisy will spend at least you wish. You'll receive a handsome,. pocket-sized check book 'I one more season as the playmak- containing 22 dinner checks, one for each of the different restau- line ace of the Boston Celtics. rants. Each check is worth the lull price of one complimentary The 33-year-old Cousy made that dinner with the purchase of a paid dinner of the same value. tannouncement after a 90-minute ALITALIA AIRLINES So you see, you get two dinners for the price of one. By using I discussion with Walter Brown. just one or two certificates, you regain the full cost of your Presents ownei of the National Basketball membership. assn. champions. anti Arnold (Red, STUDENT'S You will receive your dinner book within a week, and you Auerbaeh, the coach who has di- "A VIEW OF EUROPE" can start using it and enjoying your wonderful dinners at once. rected Boston to three!. successive Yes, over S75.00 worth of the finest cuisine in return for your NBA crowns and seven consecu- 54.95 membership. See guarantee below. tive Eastern division titles. 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11111111an )ete g? a ity SJS Spikers To Battle Oregon, (al Aeet "It will take a miracle to beat "We're going to fight for every the same day. The fresh pole vault should. INty Oregon. But we've performed mir- point." Winter said. "If they are a Probably the top event of the ture an outstanding duel between the andit acles before." better team, they'll have to prove day, from the typical fan's view- SJS Roger Werne and Cal', Ian., ...(did SJS Coach Bud Winter yester- it on the field, not in the news./ point, will be the 100.yard dash. nut Peacocke. one of only 12 1110 bate, oi day expressed this view of to- papers." ad. Three of the world's finest moan- etc to ever clear 19 feet in 10: Ii orts morrow's track and field titanic Winter stated that the Spartans ers, Oregon's Harry Jerome (9.3 school. Weme has cleared 11-1 in the gap between San Jose State, Oregon will have to pick up first places bestt and SJS' Dennis Johnson practice. Miller says. but both and California at Berkeley. In a number of key events if they t9.3) and Jimmy Otnagberni i9.4). The Cal ftx..stuaten have five as 21 1962 SPARTAN the foul Friday Nti.elt DAILY-7 Running events get under way are to upset the powerful Ducks. will match talents in that one. The sprinters who ran the 100 in less g San jos, at Cat's Edwards field at 1 p.m., He cited the broad jump, pole vault. three speedsters are also slated to than 1U seconds in high whorl', the seas, with the field events following at high jump, discus and the mile. compete In the 220. Millet says. lie plans to murder Climb 1:30. Coach Dean Miller's Spar- Miller predicts the freshman with The broad Jump sl Id be by holding 440 flash Dwight Mid- Itfl the side Down tan (nosh battle a powerful (ali- meet "alit go right dour. to the Bears, of the elosest Golfers events of the meet dleton iaut of the and dou- C horizontal fornia freshman contingent in a ref:vv.-me Cal yearlings are the quarter With all three schools liaising ambling. meet to be run concurrently with best in the ...boors historv, at -- tiling him with Lloyd Murad its the a chance the varsity clash. The rkia events to win it. &IS has 11:ill cording ascisco state to Miller. i.entury and 220. in that one, however, will begin Roberts (23-544 this season) And free exer. on USF Today Bart re nollo ( 2S-I .74) 0 regial Take early, at II amt. at the CS.A.1%/11.1 ../Ey par. has Jerr) Close (23-S3liI and Cal .421,4KZ,,ELUZUZIZ:LIF :711.1ZIRJEUX290 IliAPMAN slammed their way through By DON rain, a has Todd liaskell (23-2). Aragona shot a 67 and Grant tricky wind, and even a little hail. Old World Charm in Dining Bill Oregon's -8i shot a 69 to lead the as the Spartans picked up their Netters Martin Frank t14 Flornbeak Beat will be favored in the pole vault. America's Most Beautiful Hofbrau gulf team to a 21%-5% second victory in three starts. llowart sas Jose Spartans Bruce Turnbull and Ken coach over the California Bears at The locals go after their third Authentic Bavarian Food at leo Bowen have been over 14 feet. from 1923. the San Jose country club yester- win today, when they take on the Gael Squad, The high jump compel it Music Every 09 viete;ries University of San Francisco at the Night day- should be one of the day's top a .638 oid. glazing hot in biting cold weath- San Jose country club, t,rouSUNDAYgil ^tightftrAell events with all three teams boast- , er. Aragona and Hornbeak along Coaches Walt Battle USF .11 McPherson and ing 6-8 01 better jumpers. SJS Die Rhinelander Johnny Lutz, who shot a 71, Jerry Vroom will give THU RSDAY uith Aragona, The Spartan tennis team hits Vance Barnes has been 6-10, while Hornbeak, Lots and Mike the road today - Tan- in an attempt to Cat's Gene Johnson and the Ducks' Wilda zer a break today after their make it two victories in a row FREE 45 r.p.m. Records Terry Llewellyn have both cleared Baughn Haircut sharp rounds (Tenzer shot a 74). with a win over the University of Fri. &BSaantd. Nites with each the lower figure. and Her Piano Were open Mon. thru Sat." The coaches will go with Gene San Francisco Dons. Game time Dan hitudney, recovered Barbershop Miranda, Jack Goetz, Harlan is 2 p.m. at San Francisco. from a Commercial hark injury, and big flare% Ed- 428. South 1st St., El Paso Court Krantz, Tom Barber (son of PGA CAN HE BEAT BURLESON? Despite the fact that two reg- garden Civ ....11ofirau ulars were absent wards give the Spartans a po- appts. it desired. CY 3-8804 champ Jerry Barber), Tom George, SJS' Ben Tucker, pictured below Wednesday, San Jose tent one-tyvo winch in the dis- 51 So. Market CY 7-2002 and Steve Brown. winning the mile in 4:11.9 in State's tennis team swept to its most decisive victory of the cus. Ktudney has flung the discus Goetz and Krantz broke into the Saturday's Vandenberg meet, JUST ARRIVED!! season, shutting out the St. Mary's 174-4 and ',Alward* is 4.1010. be- starting six yesterday with 77s. The faces the supreme test tomor- Direct from France Gaels 7-0 at Moraga. hind at 173-5. Oregon's Ditse pair had started off the season row at Berkeley. Tucker, who Two of the singles matches were Steem had a heave of 185-8 The famous slowly, but according to Coaches has a best of 4:08.7, will run won 6-0, 6-0, while the other three weekend, however. for Busy HELYETT 10-SPEED McPherson and Vroom against Dyrol Burleson, holder SPECIALS ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPECIAL show im- of the American were won, 6-0, 6-1. Oregon's Dyrol Burleson, holt hr. to 25" frame sires fully equipped pressive potential. mile record of SAN JOSE STATE STUDENTS for moo 3:57.6. Gordon Stroud, No. 1 man, and of the American mile record Hornbeak and Lots, who were SEAT Tenn $92.59 Trade-las Russ Wright, playing No. 2 in the 3:57.6, figures to win the mile, ;al- COVERS, famous paired off together against Jerry -Howard Zink" SAFETY BELTS PAUL'S CYCLES absence of Lee Junta and Stinson though Spartans Ben Tucker and Rekers and Jim Giffen of ('all- Judah, scored the shutouts. Bob 6.000 lb. Protection 1435 The Alameda CT 34766 Ron Davis could give. him a El.,: State Approved. 6.95 brats, easily handled their op- Mermen Compete Adams, Al Hanis and Mark for his money. Tucker, who h.. ponents and picked up nine Wayne defeated their singles op- best of 4:08.7, was timed in 4 WHEEL COVERS points for the Spartans. With Tigers Today, ponents by the 6-0, 6-1 score. and Davis in 4:19.8 against V Large stock. P661 Wheel fit:, Lotz, who won the Alameda In doubles play. Stroud and Bob denberg Saturday, while Burk -- No 5700. 7.66 Commuters tournament last week- Burton won 6-2, 6-0, while Adams ran a 4:12.2 against Fresno sl RUBBER FLOOR MATS end for the third time, picked up and Wright scored a 6-3, 6-1 vic- After 24th In Row Clear P. 2.95 four birdies and five bogies for a tory. Double Edge Razor Blades one over par round. The San Jose swim team will Fined Surgical Steel, honed in oil. RMSTRONG TIRES We Are Equipped To Install Hornbeak got hotter as the go after its 24th win in a row Newman Knights, Full money back guarantee. 25-30o, En... TI/GELES, weather got colder and found his when it meets the University tal 100-850, 200.81.50, 500-$3.30, 1000- HEG. qu.ao 12.77 the $5.75. Postpaid. Packed 5 blades to chipping sharp as a tack, as he Pacific today in the Spartan Rumrunners Win package, 20 packages to carton. "ME, A LOVE birdied two holes on the back nine pool at 3:30 p.m. C.O.D. orders accepted. Postcard D&D Auto Supply brings general and birdied one and bogied two on The SJS freshman team will In Court Action merchandise cata- Successors to Ur., Auto Sup BOMB" log. the front, for one under par. It meet Sunnyvale high school to- Only two of the scheduled four 1411 Fovworthy Ave. 'Seems I can't even TAYLOR PRODUCTS CO. was his first round in the 60s this morrow at 2 p.m. in the Spartan basketball games in the intra- 17 Overlook Rd., Chatham, N.J. Foxworthy Shop. Cfr AN 6.7570 walk down the street spring. pool. in my new slacks with- mural slate were played Wednes out being followed The golfers' hands were almost The Spartans are looking for- day. by women. I wish numb until they warmed up. ward to the NCAA championships The Rumrunners won its class they'd show more "The first couple of holes I to be held at Ohio state university B game over the Red Hoard self-control. Not that could hardly feel the club," Horn- Thursday through Saturday. 47-26. Ray Marizzi was the top I blame 'em. Taper beak said. "After swinging several Coach Tom O'Neill hopes that scorer for the Rumrunners with slacks are hard to the ASB will finance the trip to resist.' times I was okay, though." 18 points. Aragona came on with several Columbus for five of his team In Class C competition the very sharp holes after warming members. Phil Whitten, Bob Weg- Newman Knights No. 1 beat APO up in the chilling wind. He found man, Bill His-d, Steve Skold and 41-27. John Winding scored 23 the early going rough as did Horn- Dave Corbet. points for the Knights and Jim beak. SJS' medley relay has already Sweeney scored 15 points for APO. Mike Tanzer paired with Ara- posted a 3:48.6 clocking to lead Lambda Delta Sigma won its gona, while Krantz and Goetz the teams west of the Mississippi. game by forfeit over the 69ers, were paired together. The entire They should be a strong contender also in Class C competition. group showed a team effort with in the championships. In class F the only game sched- the impressive win, after getting uled was between AFROTC No. 2 turned away by the Fresno state Wouldn't It Burn You? and Seagrams V. AFROTC No. 2 won by a forfeit. divotmen last week. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) -Rich- Cal's lowest score was a 75, shot ard E. Daly, 21, worked for two by John Shoenberger. years as a member of the Erie Springfield Player Following their match with USF county civil defense auxiliary fire today, the Spartans face the Uni- corps without damaging one Piece Ups Scoring Lead versity of Pacific and Sacramento of county-furnished equipment. Bill Sweeney of the Springfield state college in a triangular meet Joining the Buffalo Fire Dept., Indians has gained a little elbow at Stockton Thursday, and Santa where he has to pay for his own room in his tussle with teammate Clara Friday at Ahnaden country equipment, Daly ripped to shreds Brian Kilt-ca for the American club. a $20 rubber coat at his first fire. Hockey league scoring champion- ship. Sweeney scored his 34th and 35th goals of the season Wednes- LATER, BABY, LATER . . . day night while Kilt-en was blanked as the Indians outlasted LET ME FINISH MY CI FIRST." the Pittsburgh Hornets, 7-5. Sweeney now has 94 points, three more than Kilrea, in his bid for a second straight AIIL scoring crown. The Indians opened a 3-0 lead in the opening period but needed

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CAR IllRNETT-fame, fortune and frustration. Here is a career that is compelling in its chal- and and: DI BICOFF, KILGALLEN, SULLIVAN, SAROYAN lenge and opportunity. And it is a way of life U.S. Air Force Ccileye BRUBECK. PLUS: NEWS, BOOKS, RECORDS, Chop CAREERS, FASHIONS. ANGELCYS FOR AMERICA'S TEAM. NOW, BABY, NOW. CET STEAK HOUSE FUTURE AND YOUR OWN. ..JOIN THE AEROSPACE 321 S. lit Si. "SO ,4PRIL CI AT 72 E. SANTA CLARA NEWSSTANDS & BOOKSTORES" ME PARKING-ALI AI BAAL'S, 355. 3rd 8-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, March 21. 1962 Spartaguide An Evening of Romanticism TODAY 'Bootstrap'Operation Under Way Newman club, Stations of ho Theme for Humanities Club Cross. St. Patrick's church, Ninth Evening of Romanticism" merit and Santa Clara sta., 3:30 p.m. "An will recite Romantic club Christine Croft Poetry, Spanish club, initiation and rieiss- the theme of a Humanities sopta it read letters "ill 15th st., 8 p.m. spring event tomorrow night at anti statements ta party. 598 S. Romantic rg artists shinving then, Industrialize club, meeting, WG22, 7- 7:30. at a student's home. Free Agrarian Mexico Koko attitudes To toward art. tickets and directions for locating 10:30 p.m. Janice By TVS B.11111 uttiaiti> Is:cause of its development Within this program, experts from sent a humorous, but tragic prob- the site are available in F0127 Winsor, club president. summers behind him At a Newman club, roller skating will introduce a With two in industrial areas. all phases of industry and market- lem, almost before it begins. from Mrs. M. Elizabeth Tucker, program of party, leave from Newman hall, 79 mantic music re. in Mexico, and the prospect of ing are brought in from other steel mill in Mexico's ore center. secretary to the Humanities pro- by reading the wen. FEW GRADUATES S Fifth St., 7 p.m. ings of Romantic spending this coming summer in countries to show the local offi- Monterey, a Mexican mill hires 80 gram. coordinator. comp., Education is another thing that cials skills and methods involved men. Extramural sports, golf, Alma- The program will Include poetry, Lynne Howe Torreon. Daniel C. Lopez, associate and James Farget interested Lopez on his recent In setting up a similar program den golf club: for transportation music, dances and art of the Ro- students of John professor of industrial arts, has AMERICAN COMPANY 13. Delevoryas visit. "Only one out of 1000 start- on Mexican soil. contact Mrs. Alice Reynolds, WG- mantic period in the early 1800's. sociate professor of musie, a lot of memories of that fast- ing elementary school pupils ever A mill next to it. owned by an 17, 1 p.m. Its purpose is to provide an inti- play piano Sill NEW PRIDE compositions of the growing land. graduate from the university," he American firm, employs only five Folk Song club, concert, S112, mmate treatment of the Romantic period. Lopez, speaking only Spanish in said. Mexico's education is free and Mexico has gotten a new air of men and out-produces the neigh- mood, according to Dr. Epaminon- The Orchesis dancers will public. Lopez said that no one pride and has repaintea its image bor mill 2 to 1, using automated 8 p.m. pee. his instruction, was responsible for das Panagopoulos. professor of his- form appropriate dances really knows how large the Uni- from that of a sleepy peon, nod- processes. It seemed strange to under tit training instructors to teach basic TOMORItoVi' tory and club adviser. direction of Miss Margaret versity of Mexico is, but conserv- ding in the noonday sun, to a Lopez that a country just learning industrial skills to people going in- club, original musical, Juniors Zoe Kamitses and Mary ler, instructor in tihy,:,11 manpower in industry to industrial areas. The would-be ative estimates place the enroll- nation with its blue shirt sleeves to utilize its "Betcha Life," $2.50 for main floor, Lyn Henry of tl,., drama depart lion. promote a system which teachers came from six Latin ment figure at 70,000. rolled up. Its new agressive spirit should $1.50 for balcony, Morris Dailey minimize that resource. 311011100100010NOMPODOEIMMOSOMMONEMMONINataillastomemagenomew American countries and were Lopez explained the reason be- has even carried over into its in- would auditorium, 8:30 p.m. taught under the auspices of the hind the huge enrollment. It seems ternational relations. Another strange feature in the Folk dance group, meeting, In- Embasy of the state depart- the regulations do not include Last year. she placed an em- Mexican way of life is that when ternational Student center on Mar- THE CHARCOAL BROILER ment. Lopez' boss. flunking a student. If he receives bargo on Norwegian cod. Norway a number of men train to work as ket St., 7:45 p.m. (Under New Management) At present, in Mexico, there is a low grade, he is expected to used to rely heavily on its sale of aircraft repairmen, they will now SPECIAL TO SJSC STUDENTS a gigantic bootstrap operation un- make it up. but is never dropped this fish to Mexico, and is not train on the jet engine, and the derway to elevate the country to a from the rolls. Thus, the "profes- happy over the ban, according to internal combustion engine will be 'Shalt Not Kill' Baker's Dozen on B -B-9 Sandwiches major industrial power, from a sional" students pad the enroll- Lopez. But Mexico felt she should somewhat of a curiosity to them. 113 for the price of 121 once-quiet agricultural economy. A ment statistics considerably. stress her own products and en- This phenomina is explained by the group called CIP spearheads the Mexico's CIP program is cen- courage the sale of fish taken fact that Mexico can pick from Symposium Topic FREE DELIVERY IN COLLEGE AREA drive behind industrial orientation, tered in six major industrial areas. from her bountiful fishing waters. the best and the latest develop- A symposium on the subject, Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 7,30 am. to 9,30 p m Fri. -Sun., 8 a.m. to ? p.m. Lopez said the U.S. doesn't have a L eo n, Guadalajara, Chihuahua, ments in the world Not Kill-The For- SI-PERM A R KETS "Thou Shalt counterpart of the group in our Torreon, Puebla and Monterey. gotten Commandment," will be the 32 W. SAN FERNANCO CY 7-9632 A n o t h e r American curiosity program of the Roger Williams implempRemomprompearglimpimme.."0444 springing upall over urban Mexico II. A.A Organization fellnwshiP Sunday night at 6'15 at alla11111111111111111111111111111111111Illattittailititutallailitilltlitlinall1111111111I is the supermarket. It is seriously Grace Baptist church. 484 E. San = - cuting into the volume of sales of Sponsors B-B-Q Fernando St. = ENGINEERS the small merchant. Lopez noted Dave Childs, Oakland city col- E. Tickets are now on sale for an that American canned goods in the lege student, and John Schroeder. = JUNE GRADS open house barbecue sponsored by ELECTRICAL supermarkets run about four times SJS senior, will take opposim E Epsilon Pi Tau, the Industrial Arts their stateside price, and that the sides in the discussion. .7 Accounting, Busincss, Liberal Arts, international honorary fraternity. : Mexican canned goods are excel- Social Science, Criminology lent,i in quality and vevery inexpert- The feed is scheduled as part of r*********************.* E STATE CONSTRUCTION the three-day open house festivi- Men and Women PROGRAMS Evidently, a dissatisfied teacher' ties at the Industrial Arts depart- :* STUDENTS ! : E is not to be found in Mexico. Many ment, and will take place from 5 :# : g * For steady, pleasant work in * = INTERNAL REVENUE university professors donate their to 7 p.m. on May 3, at the barbe- : air-conditioned comfort, drive DESIGN time without pay as a matter of cue pit area beside the women's : E SERVICE ELECTRICAL professional pride. It is not un- gym. : a SCANDIA MOBILE* i : SODA FOUNTAIN. has openings for trainees in the Federal Career Service at common for a doctor or lawyer to Tickets are available in the .1 E FEATURES Francisco and other Northern California locations. be instructing a university class lobby or the office of the IA build- -E San and to have to prolong the class ing. The menu will include steak, for the full summer because emer- green salad, french rolls and cof- i SCANDIA MOBILE:.. E Interviews at the Placement Office Architectural projects: fee or punch. 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