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uest May Go to Senate Today editor. 10 Per public College Profs Get Cent rele: Spattattet idiary Raise in New Assembly Move ItottERT faculty. All other state em- 1POlications SAN TAYLOR By a surprising vote of 7,7- JOSE STATE COLLEGE News 14, the assemblymen added $1.800.- ployees got a 5 per cent hike. g and Sat, Editor 1111110... 000 to the already -huge budget for A vote on the entire 212 billion net service ;10L 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH A 10 per cent pay raise for 24, 1960 NO. 90 budget is expected to be made this depts. Ex. all state college faculty mem- salary hikes for 3500 state college faculty members. morning. The budget request will is ALCOA hers was added to the state senate for its ap- Must have Buildings and Grounds Expands budget yesterday by a coalition MAY VOTE TODAY then go to the The 10 per cent salary raise also proval. ply window Buildings of Republicans and Democrats I University of California But passage of the budget by nployment, in the .1,,,eimbly, went to a, 7 pm,,, the senate may be difficult, ob- Mr. Lan ."-11111111111a Curtains? servers hose said. Assemblyman Personnel Bruce F. Allen (R-Los (iatos) told the Spartan Daily yester- day that the senate "never has" New Troupe Must .oproved a request such as the Shop salary hike. r'41 In New A top S.IS admini,trator called the pay increase a "fine develop- a minimum of the normal Post $1000 or Move With ment" and said he hoped the sen- which occurs in moving, nts confusion Bs GERALD ).ACHMAN ate would "see the light." the Buildings and Grounds depart- Drama Editor WANTED 15 PER ('ENT State college spokesmen orig- ment changed its office yesterday \ - I - drama students who were pl g to put on inelo-1 inally had asked for a 15 per cent the new building next to the own' to dritinativ /WOWS of the 1890 cloak-and-dagger variety in their raise, but later pared clown their Bookstore. Spartan theater at Angels Camp, yesterday were right, smack in the midst i request to 10 per cent. Expansion forced the move into of a fairly good melodrama of their own. A 10 per cent hike was recom- the more spacious offices, since the Forced suddenly by the Angels Camp city council to post al mended dedt more than a year ago by state personnel board, accord- n old office is being remodeled to $1000 bond to cover possibility of future alteration "damages" th purpose as an elec- i ng totae SJS Pres. John T. Wahl- fill its original city-owned building, the seven i or to stop re-building onto the quist, but the recommendation was trical shop. Two new boilers will ---4drama majors and two former stu- ignored by the governor. also be put into the old building. dents, are today looking for a new I President Wahlquist yesterday ST'L;DENT site for the "Golden West Troupe" PROVIDES SPACE I offered congratulations to As- or the $1000 to post the bond. The new building provides of- No Protest Be.' (10 -Hay- The students, organized by Gene l "mhiSman Car" fice space for the Supervisor. of ! ward) sponsor of the pay raise McCabe, drama major here last Buildings and Trades, the Chief proposal, and all assemblymen semester, are Carole Warren, Clark Engineer, the supervisors of Cus- 1 who d for the nage hike. Mires, Lelia Walker, todians, Grounds, Security, and By Council JeanSiler,James 130th Presidmit Wahlquist and Bertholf, Carolyn Reed, the draftsmen. Dr. Lowell Keith, president of the Gary Hamner and former student, It also houses the director's of- SJS faculty welfare committee, fice, and an office for the secre- said a pay raise would help solve tary and the intermediate clerk, In Y Cutoff RichardParks.REASON FOR ACTION the colleges' problem of recruit- according to John H. Amos. Su- ty Lots BIG MOVE S'u"cdings and grounds department photo by Bob Chrtstr, , What provoked the Angels Camp ing top-quality instructors. perintendent of Buildings and $380 MORE yesterday completed the cove into new on the second floor, with pr,king and storage A campus problems committee council action late Tuesday night Grounds. Most of these offices to protest the The pay raise would add about building between the Adminishaticn building space underneath. College switchboard also will recommendation not was "either the wiring or construe- were in the same room in the old the annual salary of a typ- and the old Industrial Arts building. Offices are be located in the new building. Community Welfare council's fi- lion of the stage," said Carole $360 to building. nancial cut-off of the Spartan Y Warren, member of the three- ical assistant professor, President FUNCTIONAL was approved at yesterday's Stu- months-old group. Miss Warren also I Wahlquist said. salaries have been the John H. Amos, Superintendent dent Council meeting, laid part of the blame for the sud- Low Spartan Y Pres. Brian Paddock city's heart to, main reason for loss of state col- of Buildings and Grounds, said, 1Constitution den change of the 'Right members and the You faculty Are' lege Play ago asking that the council appar- "I am sure that it is going to be appeared two weeks that fact to recruit new mem- very functional. It will make the that a formal protest by the coun- ently disapproved of the troupe's1 Inability , hers, Dr. Keith, head of the pie- buildings and grounds area very cil be sent to the Community Wel- painting one wall green and an- To Increase fare ] mentary educatkin department, compact, especially when the car- council. The committee felt other back wall blue. Friday the fund cut-off was justiafiable. She said the reason for the blue Opens Night .odd,1 penter and paint shop is moved on action the Y hash cycloramawhich Of the 160 lost friim state col- from its old building (on Seventh Reporting wall was for a "Right You Are (If You Thinkl the audience seated around the leges in the last year. 76 specific- and Sae Fernando) to the former ASB Council taken itself, Paddock said a ques- produces the various colored lights So)" by Luigi Pirandello, a play stage on all four sides. The play tionnaire had been sent out to seen on stage. ally listed low salary as the reason. Industrial Ails building which will (This is tha second in a series of at- that humorously pits objectivisrn also will be presented Saturday. faculty members. (if the 307 who turned down state be remodeled soon." skies on tho Student Council's pro- against subjectivism, opens Friday The recent speech and drama "The Y probably will continue QUESTIONS POP UP college jobs. Lift gave low pay as posals for constitution changes. the night at 8:15 in the Studio department production of "Can- with a pan -lime e enitise sec- Will the "Angels Camp Opera the reason, Dr. Keith reported. council will print complist copies of Theater, SD10.3. dida" was also done in arena style. retary and inadequate housing," House" get the money to go on by The $15 million appropriation Directed by Miss Elizabeth Loef- the changes in bout two weeks.) May 6? NONE RESERVED said Paddock. "The programming for SJS operating expenditures fler, assistant professor of drama, will definitely be cut down, Will they be forced to pack up, and new construction apparently Independent Tickets for "Right You Ate" By RON BATES "Right You Are" will be done in though." only to begin three months of has not been altere.t tw the as- may be reserved, but there will be More representation, increased an arena style production, with A question arose on the juris- weekend handiwork all over some- sembly. no reserved seats. size and a new chairman are the where else, 1 diction of the council over legisla- The style of production is to be most outstanding changes in Stu- suggested the possi- Dance Sets lion proposed by TASC, a tempo- One student realistic, modern and without styl- dent Council (the legislative rarity recognized political party. busty of a benefit to raise the Frosh Quad ization. branch of student government) money for the Paddock, TASC spokesman, do-it-yourself the. 400 Students Due The plot concerns the efforts of under the proposed new constitu- asked the council to pass a resolu- ater. Coed Trio neighbors to find out about three tion. Meet in Need new people who have moved into tion protesting segregation of res- STILL HOPEFI't. he "Tr -Tones," a trio of SJS "We studied seven or eight dif- taurant facilities of four nisi/tonal Miss Warren said all v..h h1h.1 At Freshman Camp coeds, the town from a place destroyed and a four-piece band titled ferent constitutional arrange- firms, to support the non-violent lost, and that there was still a Nearly 400 freshmen are ex- 'The by an earthquake. Accidentals," will be the fea- ments of law-making systems," demonstrations of the students in possibility the nine ambitious SJS pected to attend freshman camp tured Of Leaders entertainers at Friday cue DIFFERENT STORIES said Sam Obregon, chairman of the south, and to set up a scholar- actors will find a suitable place at Asilomar prior to fall registra- ning's '4 dance "Shillelagh Shenani- Committee chairmen and leaders Each one --a man, his wife and the constitution revision commit- ship, not exceeding $250. for one to ply their artblue walls and tion, acopploig to Don Donlon.