OW Weapons on Display Concert, Review Marks ROTC 13th Anniversary Organization Day, honoring the lOrd Soldiers chorus. 64 Spartan , 113th anniversary of San Jose State The 20-man chorus, under the College ROTC, is being observed 1direction of Specialist Four James SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE today with a general display, a 'P. Nieboer, will sing at 9 a.m., review and a series of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in Morris 4106- military 6L47 SAN JOSE, , TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1960 NO. 107 scheduled concerts by the Fort Dailey auditorium, and at 2:30 p.m. in the Education Lecture Armed Might on Display hall, T1155. Kappa Kappa GammaFaculty Union The chorus has won regional and national honors. It took first place in the recorded phase of the 30 Boasts 2.585 GPA Meets Today 1959 all-army entertainment con- test. Theta Xi fraternity and Kappa Mu, %%ills vcspcclahle 2.228, was :Members iii AIIRTICila Federa- Major Gen. B. A. Holtzworth, Kappa Gamma sorority accumu- in last place. tion of Teachers, Local 1362, and Sixth Army chief of staff. and highest grade point av- lated the PLEDGE DIVISION interested faculty members will Brig. Gen. Paul Teilh, assistant erages in the Greek division for In the fraternity pledge divi- meet this afternoon at 3:30 in commander of the 49th National 1959-60 fall semester, it was sion, Sigma Pi took first with a the T1155, old Little Theater, to dis- Guard Division, will inspect the yesterday by Dean 2.437 GPA. Theta Xi pledges announced accu- cuss the goals, history and princi- military displays and will review Robert S. Martin's office. mulated a 2.285 for the second ples of the AFT. status of the the cadet corps on parade at 2 Xi, with a 2.504 house spot. Theta teacher, concepts of profession- and Kappa Kappa Gam- Alpha Omicron Pi pledges took p.m. average, alism and related subjects. ma with a 2.585 average, were first place in the sorority division Dr. Richard G. Tansey, profes- A display of the latest develop- both over the 2.353 all-college av- with a 2.323. They were followed sor of art, released the informa- ments in army weapons will be The all men's average WM by Alpha Chi Omega with a 2.263 erage. tion concerning the campus local and the all women's average GPA. located throughout the campus. 2:286 Monday and a Spartan Daily sur- 2.435. An 81 mm. mortar, a 106 mm. was The sorority averages were com- vey later in the week indicated 60 piled recoiless rifle mounted in several PERFECT RECORD by the student personnel of- per cent of contacted faculty mem- fice and fraternity averages were Virginia Goldsmith of Kappa bers were "interested" in the union different ways. a 105 mm. cannon, compiled by the student activities Kappa Gamma with a 4.0 had the and its aims. tanks and several other standard office. The averages for independ- outstanding grade point average weapons are included. ent living groups UNION AIMS sorority actives. Marie Mis- soon will be for available. The aims of the union as out- Kappa Delta had the out- Ten "mechanical mules" will be feldt of lined by Dr. Roland F. Lee, asso- standing pledge GPA-3.96. in action around the campus, pro- ciate professor of English, and an Kappa Alpha, with a 2.422 and from Pi AFL pamphlet, are the improve- viding transportation to placed second to Theta Xi. CPA, ment of educational policy, the fraternities, sororities and living followed by Sigma Pi, SJS Enrollment It was teacher and his standards, and had a 2.421 average, and groups. which the acquisition of more "academic with a 2.285. Sigma Nu In Fall Semester Sigma Chi freedom." The review will take place on last with an over-all house %sag The biggest problem in gaining the campus athletic field. Seventh average of 1.967. Tops State Colleges membership, as Dr. Lee expressed NO, IT'S NOT AN INVASIONThis self-pro- at SJS. Also planned are a military review on the sts., according to Kappa Kappa Gamma and San Carlos Following It, is in terms of the conflict be- pelled anti-aircraft gun was one of the exhibits campus athletic field, Seventh and San Carlos sorority division was Kappa San Jose State College enroll- Lt. Col. Edward S. Robbins, head in the tween professionalism and un- in the organization day last year. Similar exhi- sts, and four scheduled concerts by the Fort Ord Theta with a 2.4933 GPA, of the military science and tactics Alpha ment for the fall semester was 16 ionism. bits will be on display throughout the campus Soldiers Chorus. All events are open to the Chi Omega with a 2.4909, Alpha per cent of the total California "Traditional concepts of pro- day. The ROTC is celebrating its thirteenth year public. department. Phi with a 2.472. Phi and Alpha state college enrollment of 87,- fessionalism clash violently with 844 regular and limited students, the more basic labor movemesi. it was announced by the State De- the professor said. Delegates Set Pictures Due 'Ben Hur'Extravaganza Graduate Studies partment of Education. ALWAYS EMPLOYEES 1 l'eroms nisning to ,otanit pic- Dr. Lee indicated that wh i SJS's enrollment of 14,186 led tures to the annual sophomore head in Who's Who oother professionals are able to 1. all colleges. San Jose was also hiss isrgtsolus lialvis contest Sweeps Eleven Oscars Dr. James W. Brown, head of self-employed, the teacher nil, For MUN Trip highest in both men and women mast do so iwtore April RV - Slit Division of Graduate Studies, always be an employee. As suchs 7, enrolled in the freshman, junior ...Ming 10 S11%11. Barton, class it,unc, a the seventh SJS faculty mem- he needs an organization with stif-1 Ten students lease tontiiii, and senior classes. SJS ranked publicity chairman. last year's "Gigi" sweeps in the in "Room at the Top" ber to be added to the recent edi- strength to back o; first in the number of transfer ficient teacher afternoon for the University Academy Award presentations, Best Stupport int; Art re,: was tion of "Who's Who in America." Pictures ,must he turned In to students from other colleges, in- aims' the Model United "Ben-Hur" scooped up 11 awards. Shelley Winters in -Inary of Anne Dr. Brown, now a professor of California and : Jerry Hess at 123 S. Eleventh eluding junior colleges. For some 40 years, the college including Best Picture, Best Actor, Frank." and the Best Director education, Nations to be held Wednesday at. by that date. came to SJS in 1953 as professor enjoyed the economic -- Charlton Heston, and Best Sup- award went to William Wyler for an associate professor in that de- Of the 1863 transfers, 120 through Saturday. were status of the lawyer, doctor and porting Actor 1 Hugh Griffith "Ben-Hur." partment. He came here from the from state colleges, 120 from uni- other high paying professional peo- The delegation will repr.esei:. Library 'Racket' Best Actress went to French "Gigi" won nine awards last University of Washington where versities, 1175 from junior col- ple, Dr. Lee said. But after World Lebanon, a member of the Aft, year, but "Ben-Heir," the 4ta-hour he was head of the university's leges, 117 from private colleges War II, the college professor1 Asian bloc, to work as a urn? color extravaganza, beat that per- film center. and 311 from out of state colleges. failed to reap the gains of other Not Over Yet on some problems. formance by two. including a first Prior to World War II, he be- SJS was second in the number of professionals and other occupa- AWS Meet Features place for Best Editing. Registration will take place in dents and faculty members came state supervisor in the State veterans enrolled with 1792. tions. Best song of the year was -High the lobby of the Hotel Claremont who plan to use the library during Department of Education in VA. Education and psychology ma- ''A group is just as professional Hopes" from "A Hole in the in Berkeley from 9 a.m. until Handwriting Expert During a year's leave of absence jors were the largest groups in the as those who comprise it." Dr. Lee Easter vacation will have some- Head," by Dmitri Tionikin and Ned 9 p.m. tomorrow. First order of Handwriting .yst ,ries from that, position, he was an in- state enrolled total, with 13,245 or emphasized. And he indicated the thing new to put up with. Washington. business will he the adoption of Cole will analyze women students'l formation specialist with the Mar- 25.3 per cent of the 52,305 regular American Federation of Teachers Bob Hope won the Academy's the agenda sit 8:30 p.m. During March it was the smoke- handwriting at tomorrow's open shall Plan program in Europe. students hear, 111;.: o,it special 'Jean HershoIt" award for A meeting of the Afro-Asian belching monster driving piles. AWS meeting, E118 at 3:30 p.m., service to the motion picture in- bloc will take place at 11 p.m. This month, at least during Easter Cole, reportedly an expert in that night. The group will discuss the field, will women vacation, construction on the new select stu-1 luTsthre' Best Foreign Language attempt to put the present Students May Register Here their library addition will necessitate dents from the audience and tell Award went to the Italian movie, crisis on the Security African the building of temporary walls them what he can find out about 'Black Orpheos Council agenda. across the north end of all three them through their handwriting. Subjects to be considered by the floors of the library. He is employed by several large For 1960 General Elections delegations irlude disarmament. Miss Joyce Backus, college li- firms to study handwriting of pros- Junior Prom Bids the Algeria tiestion. underdevel- brarian. warned all who plan to pective employees to determine San Jose State students can reg- lived in California for one year, in "If you diaved to a differ- oped countries, refugees, peaceful use the library during the vaca- their qualifications. Go on Sale Today ister on campus to vote in the Santa Clara county 90 days, and, ent precinct, city or county since use of outer space. the U.N. budg- tion that they may be asked to According to Cole, the way you 1960 primary and general election in their precinct 54 days. Persons you last voted, you must re-reg- .,:- : - Jose :-." et and the U.N. charter. use materials in the stacks, Hu - dot your "i" or slant your words as a result of the initiative of two registering also must be able to I ister or transfer your registra- rolal junior prom went on sie to- Friday night the International inanities and other reading rooms has a lot to do with whether you SJS students. read English and sign their own tion," reminds the County Regis- day at the student affairs business Ball will be held at the lintel in the south wing. are an extrovert, shy Bob Crittenden, junior political name. trar of Voters. or egocen- office, T1116, according to Larry Claremont for all ML'N delegates. ! She said library services may science major, and Louis Gray, tric. A large capital "I" is a sure Swenson. print chairman. many of whom have traveled Moir have to be reduced to a senior English major, asked the minimum. sign of egotist, he says. 1 The prom will be heist at the St. Raise Your Right Hand than 2000 miles to attend the This work is expected to be The meeting is open to all wom- Santa Clara County Registrar of Francis hotel in San Francisco meetings. completed over Voters office if the holiday, Miss en students. Nominations for AWS !April 23 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. they could be reg- Assembly will atrars. The first General Backus said, But she added with elective officers will be made from i Tickets are $2.73 and will be on 1.is held in Hannon gymnasium on a laugh, "we hope, anyway." The registrar's office gave them the floor at the meeting. sale until the evening of the dance. itie Cal campus, Saturday at ii the go-ahead. The students were Music for the prom. uhich is a.m. This will be followed by an- ileisitinal as deputy registrars fol- sponsored by the junior class, will other session at 1:30 p.m. lowing instruction three-hour he furnished by Del Colo.' ney's in a A banquet for all delegates will orientation world band. Swenson said. wire class. Ise held at the Claremont Satur- \11,11% NIM IT PEACE MOO E A queen for the prom will be 'QS ONLY COLLEGE day night, following the adjourn- MOS( , .i Premier Nikita Khrushchev held out chosen on the night of the dance. San Jose State is the only col - ment, scheduled f. 5:10 p.m. pre-suniiiiit oiise branch offer of "normal friendly relations" with Candidates who are being soon - in Santa Clara county to have West Germany yesterday, adding that friendship among Germany, sewed by women's living groups. a registrar booth, according to France and Russia would eliminate alarm" in Eiirow. will be announced at a later date. Waldo Wulf, principal clerk of "concern and Summing up his "successful" trip to France in an . Each student who holds a ticket the County Registrar of Voters of- Eight Societies address 10 about fice, 15,000 cheering persons jammed into the Moscow Sports Stadium, will be able to sine for his choice Khrushchev said charges that the Soviet Union wanted of finalists on the night of the The registration booth will be to set France Get Court Call at odds with West Germany were "absurd fabrications." I dance. set up in front of the Spartan I .is are As for the Soviets. he said. "We want to be friends with the - bookstore until Friday. Hours aro expected to appear in slurhof ilermans." a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and cowl for hearings today, all on COMMUNIST YOUTH RALLY IN HAVANA Thursday, and 8 to 10:30 a.m., II:30 charges of failure to auhmit a re- HAVANA IFNI A %seek -long Communist youth rally ripened to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to vised list of officer's and advisors before the television cameras in Ilavana last 230 p.m. Wednesday and Friday. night with delegates front to the ASB prosecuting attorney Itossia, Red China and other satellite nations invited ID to present their CENTS A NAME , and activities after last semester. views on world politics to the cuttan The registrars receive 10 cents Court will convene in for eve the Col- The rally, to which a total of about 20 nations were invited. is 0! Beware my lord of ,. .y name they sign up, Mr. lege Union at 2:10 sponsored by Cuba's National Congress of Socialist Youth jealousy. And especially wttif said. and is the Crittenden said he had Expected to appear to hear sen- biggest such Cmmunist gathering to held in this when you are wearing a " sign country in recent up and that at least 20 tence passed on them for the same years. new Gant pullover signed of up when Gray was at the charge are Ski club; Theta Sigma booth NEW RIOTS IN AFRICA genuine Indian Madras. yesterday. The registrar Phi, honorary asks women's journal- JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UMClub-swinging police Methinks, that both men the usual questions as to the ism society; and Real Estate and charged a group of marching Negro demonstrators in renewed racial and women, boys and girls, Prospective ad - voter's name and Insurance assn. silence at Durban Authorities students and non -students post yesterday. said one African was killed office area, party, cell - dozens mu trial. will gnash their teeth Paton, height, and date of birth. sti In Cate-town, bristling with police and troops, there were e and turn olive green OATII ADMINISTERED Cal Vets Sign spread arrests of Negroes. Two and three-man Wilds roamed the (11 with envy. Lest it An oath as to the truth and cor- ('al sets must sign attend- in police vans, .picking tip and arresting Africans. be too late, hurry nttriess of the facts set forth by ance snitchers this week heron. Fire gutted an African primary school and burned out three class- to R 'A. Just $ I 0 ad- WORKERBob Crittenden (right), junior political sci- rooms the ProgPective voter is then SERVICE the rawter %livation. or %Ulnas- of another school in the Negro location of Kwazakele in Port Ministered by major, administers oath to SJS student John Huning at voter Elizabeth. the registrar. ence :Myr vheckS ive dela%vd. Police called the burnings "a straight case of vandalism." Those registering must he 21 registration booth in front of the bookstore. Crittenden, a tem- In Port Elizabeth's Weimer ROOS ATKINS lilt isecording to Miss Edith liras f`.1 location, a pollee truck was stoned. election day: must be a citizen porary county registrar, says the registration response at SJS has of the by Ft CroWri of Negroes. The truck had been in the "location"or oi the cashier's iiffice, AtItio263. L First at Santa Claraocoj United States; must have been more than he expected. segregated Negro quartercollecting patients for hospitalization. tFIPARTAN DAILY Ttiestla %pi il 'rural 110,4=1..14=s,..M. -fm-ommr.om...... 1411.1.4.1161M . r=oll Gerald Nachman, Thrust and Parry Benefits Passive Resistance cent in the walls .,f Five List diminution, in V414 Comment North t ,tata Brings Slow Victory and Texas restautaiai. BOY REPORTER Of Apartment Living aid parks, and must tstItilil 1.1)11101*: There are five of 1.111 I 111: Your Milo! ii of irIii March 25 states that ".. . Sou- Africa last week. together in a large, com- Re: dress of grievances living therners are not about to give The evidence, New Proposals Might Give then. Iuiu to fortable apartment. Here are in to these ilunch counter sit- CLOTHES MAKE the man, some well-dressed success for the Soutilet some of our reasons for prefer- downs; forceful but non-violent uNI..',111 man said once. That is a proverb I do not hold students In their battle Ii apartment methods . . ." Good Profs Good Wages much stock in, since I am very likely one of the ring to live in an rights. most unfashionable dressers in the class of June, '60. rather than a dormitory. True, passive resistance may RUT/I LAVAIII., To say I am not clothes conscious is not entirely accurate, take some time; 30 years of non- Arguments about teachers' salaries al t alw make It is less expensive. It costs Assistant prob.- .)1 For I do know should be for some ma- cooperation was the price India good reading. though. what I wearing, but English son I have never taken time off to do much about it. us $60 a month, Sul most, for liv- paid for freedom. But in the first Devices ranging from personal crusades to IlloSet Ever since I remember I have always been at least one season ing expenses. large-scale Ghandian passive te- HMI& are used in defense of teachers. behind the rest of the fashion ads. sistance campaign in America, how- We are gaining the "benefits The argument that is most logical for the teachers, For instance, I wore khakis when every was wearing deninis; the Montgomery. Ala., bus "K" Club ever, is the that usually has not been emphasized: that living" without the I changed to denims Just as the rest of the world tWe Oohed behind of gioup strike, victory the right to 365 E. Julian should be paid according to their ability to teach. teachers my back to cords; I never did own a pair of corduroy punts, and to "help" of some unknown house- equal privileges for equal fares Luncheon & Dinners lass salary increase. naturally will be opposed. because this day I hate refused to kowtow to a pair of "peggers." of one - was gained in a year. being holder. The opssibility served daily except this... pulling the purse siring- realize that many teachers don't i For the rest of you sloppy dressers, "peggers- are pants that of us living with a larger group It is because of the success Sunday. deserse their present salaries. much less increases.. taper off at about the top of a very classy argwle sock. Argyle socks in later life is probably neglig- of passive resistance in Mont- spociat This opposition inadsertentls restrains the progress of are something else [have never found time to buy.i ible, unless one of us is unex- gomery that Dr. Martin Luther 16-0Z NEW YORK STEAK state colleges, because our salary set-up has a solid ceiling. An Neither have I bought a pair of bermuda shorts; in fact, the only pectedly prolific . . . King's Ghandian technique is be- ontstanding man can earn only so muchhis salary cannot fabric that reveals my legs is a swim suit. ing used by Negroes to gain, Soup he raised indisidually except by promotion within the system. And get this, gang- -1 do not own an ivy league suit and jacket! We have .cur parents' appro- without hurting or hating others, Baled Poe., Salad And to get an across-the-hoard raise for all state college teach- That takes nerve, boy. val to live as we are. We are their rights as American citi- on the ers requires a good-size addition to the state budget. grateful for this trust zens. And there have been re- cou. '2" part of our parents and we feel But the SJS faculty council last week started the ball NOW JUST because I am one of the few persons who still wears -- --- roll- that we have lived up to it. It iug for individual recognitiim of top men by asking unpegged khaki pants in public, does not mean I du not know how the faculty seems to us that the new hous- salary committee to permit raises above those my peers are dressed. ordinarily allowed ing rules infringe on the rights at a particular professorial rank. You probably would be very surprised to h-art that I spend a WORK OF ART our deci- great deal of time every morningIrying to choose between clean, un- of parents by making a With such an arrangement, state colleges could keep the sion that is best left to parental by matched socks as against a filthy but matching pair. ranks of power in balance--the nee.....i r% liwr of professors. Or a torn shirt that looks exceptionally well with my new tan, discretion . as.sistant, instructors, etc.. but would riot lune to be unfair to and a very unfashionable green affair which I just bought. Ain' CLEANERS the morr capable profes-ors. We are learning many things I am a conservative when it comes to dress; by "conservative," 398 E. SANTA CLARA Fre-itlent ’1 ahlipti-t. under such a system, would not base that will be of use to us when however, I mean I like to "save- all my best or my new clothes fur to ti11lii, rtiruits \\ don't hake room for any more full pro- we eventually assume complete SWEATERS & CASHMERE very special-special occasions that are never quite special enough. COATS suitill base to -.tart out at $7000. independence that would not be 15% What happens is I end up wearing terrible-looking things most If. could offer a tleeent teacher a iteeent salarv. possible to learn in a dormitory. our DISCOUNT of the time. All because I will not break down and put on Si new Aside from the practical things, SPECIALTY with your shirt on just an average day. (such as budgeting. meal -plan- I HOUR SERVICE AS8 CARD ning, housekeeping, etc.), we are Ballet Celeste To Perform WHAT USED to drive me nearly mad in high school was that learning to discipline ourselves seldom spoken of, but always followed rule that said you could not in regard to both the social and The Ballet Celeste will pre- dancers has toured the United wear the same shirt two days in a row. scholastic suspects of our college Have You Thought About a sent classical ballet performanc- States extensively, but makes its Oh, sure, you could wear it again if you skipped a day, but I life. And if we fail in achiev- es at Comedia's Loft theater in home in San Francisco. was always sure someone %timid sidle up to me sometime in the ing self-discipline. there is no Palo Alto Saturday and Sunday The performance, staged in hall and whisper. "Say. Nachmandidn’t you just have that shirt one person or institution we can and April 16 and 17. All pro- the round, will feature "Les Syl- on yesterday?" blame for our failure. grams begin at 2:45 p.m. phides," "Peter and the Wolf'' Nobody has ever said it, but I am still on my guard so you will FUTURE IN FINAN, The ballet tri,urie ,)f and "Coppelia." seldom find me wearing the same shirt twice in a row if I can help it. Therefore we believe that Before we drop the discussion today, I want to announce that I learning to live together as we COMMERCIAL CREDiT am in the market for a good second-hand pair of sneakers. My gym are now is immensely more valu- PPP. shoes are just about ripped through. able to us, as a group and as in- Where Servings Are Large dividuals, than living in a re- Representative And Prices are Right strictice atmosphere would be. ARDY PEARSON, ASH A13619 Will be on campus Phi Mu Alpha To Present SHEILA ERIKSON, ASH A14602 Friday, April 8 ROBIN REED, ASH A6926 ARCHIE'S LYNNE BURFORD, Music Program Tonight ASH A14082 See Placement Office to schedule your STEAK HOUSE,A1 A music recital all be pri- by Gerald Dagg, bassoon. and LOUISE LITTENBERG sented at 8:15 tonight in Concert Donald Chan, piano. "Etude in 545 S. 2nd St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. hall by Phi Mu Alpha sinfonia, C Major Opus 6 No. 10" and national professional music fra- "Fiddle Fuddle" will be perform- ternity. ed by Chan and Walter Taylor, Ralph Loomis, clarinet, and marimba. James Butterfield, bassoon, will A string orchestra will accom- open the program with "Duo in pany Patrick McFarland, oboe, F" by Beethoven. Loomis also in "The Winter's Passed" by will play "Suite for Clarinet and Barlow. Members of the string Saxophone" with William Trim- orchestra will be violins: Martin ble, saxophone. Smith, Dianne Fammatre, Belle 49.97. s Baritone J. D. Nichols will Muench and Barbara Dommey- So so.. sing "Gwine to Hebb'n" and "De er; violas: Louts Pulls and Carol Glory Road" by Wolfe. He will Bridges; cellos: Stephen Geb- hart and Ricardo Trimillos, and be accompanier! by Joan Moss. string bass: Bruce Stinnett. "Concert Piece" will be plastts1 The recital will be open to the 1.tatt ,, hi adnui-di in charge.

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Entered as second class meter Atari! 24, 1914. at Sen Jose. California under the Establish Guild Oct of March 2, 1879, Member Calif, rule Neespaper Publishers' Assn. Publish. The San Jose State chapter of ed daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College, cocept Saturday and Guild of Student Organists held Sunday, during roller:a Nicer. an organizational meeting Sun- Editor, Michael R. Jaha4ms day and elected officers for the Advertising Mgr., Dale l'ratt new group, the student branch News Editor, Robert Taylor of the American Guild of Or- Make-up Editor. Jane Young ganists. Copy Editor Warns It'ong Officers are LeClaire Boyle, Soriety Editor ... Darla Grainger Art & Music Editor Weita Vollersen president; Bob Bagley, vice pres- gatednooli the pen that's Photo Editor . Robert Christman ident, and Ruth Morgan, secre- Wire Editor Windt, Bores tary-treasurer. Exchange Editor . Dan Madoic The Guild of Student Organ- .. 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FS( ,I.sl:Y Tough Tonight PALMER Massacre Indians Bout; Prep for Nationals It NATIO, 11"5 , !NCl/11,111, 10IN 1./1,1211 aug a ith (This is the 14th in a sorim of 16 Riding on the top end of 22 41. In 1959, the frosts were rated San Jose s horsing leans WIII i.ars to put away memories of Satur- ! lefthander Dave Nelson most of With the added confidence lives to the NCAA finals, Fresno articles on the major league teams. straight dual 'meet wins, Coach No. 1 in the country and this state hasn't been faring as well Tomorross-Ssn Francisco Giants.) Bert Bonanno's (rush thinclads year's team may not have the day night's loss to Wisconsin al the year and it has been of little iso .triting weekend wins in 1960 competition. - --- Madison and concentrate on re- benefit, as the sturdy Hawaiian coach Eu have obliterated California and depth hut the individual stars are !ztaliforil., Sob- not come up against a south- Currently 6-7 on the season, the .1 hey are ehanipions of Ihe Stanford the last two weekends. abundant. taining its NCAA title this week has improsing basiball squad Bulldogs on the Badger campus. pall all season, split a weekend double- utirld. the Dodgers but for The Bears were bombed 100-31 Dan (the stud) Studney has ithi a tough Fresno r Julie Menendez had header with Long Beach slate, 8-2. and the Indians a er e d estyedm 90- broken the kis s' In record two The top collegiate fistic card i.! moth 'Al at 7 on the lulu long? ...ar Hale t 7-8, and have lust (hiee running. Currently his the year is scheduled for Thai I st asking with former SJS out of * * * weeks Stadium diam ttttt I. Ii 111:1 a9 a hong, the %II- \lialiripal four to istwerful USC as well as surprise to Cuss rk Is 199 feet 7 invites. I ay, Friday and Saturday of ti before the iniddle of a horrid batting joIlrll 10 %1 I.. .mists' in hopes that la dropping two out of three 10 tiaigh Mao baseball lairs Iso feel thel Variety Man Bruce Turnbull snapped the sc.. - %el*, and will pit many ol utuiiIi saw the team average us ork nitro (lie right blonder California. itits are an unbeatable en year old pole vault mark %hen nation's best collegians a;iiri,i Ihe .238, the Spartans ,ta alleMIC Cateher Jim Garrett is the he soared over the pule at 13 feet each other. might be of henefit in the un- dish famine in a big posserlionse, but a cliise scrutiny 'led their only Bulldog regular batting 744 inches at Stanford. important tourney. weekend by blasting of die baseball cross II which Hie Ron Nichals, the Spartans' ing ,y aver the over .300, with is g I seasonal DUNBAR IN SHAPE Big Archie Milton will be the pitching for 18 runs and L.A. club wears so proudly, may I'm.' Individual titleholder in last I logical contender for individual SI, A.11. !aslant clip of .1015. Dave Dunbar ran his semaid pair of wins over the reveal that the year's meet sill defend his 119- hits in a The Spartans, who may have gems adorning it consecutive sub 1:55 850 Friday heavyweight honors, as he seeks to 14-4. are not the real thing. pound cross n. and their hitting togs on for good after when he traversed the o al in regain the title he lost to Idaho Cridefeated hurlers Gene Taglia- The gems glittered bright I!. Of late. Nichols has found the , State's Harold Epsy last year. Mil- STEAK their excellent performance against 1:54.1. and Dick Holden (4-01 throughout the 1959 campaign, hi' frrri the Indians, will start four plus- Highly tooted Indian Ken Ema- going rather tough, but hopes to ton was the Spartans' national their win streaks at the don't be surprised if they lose the,. ,tended .300 betters against the Fresnans. nuels, 1959 prep quarter mile regain his form in the NCAA clash, champion in 1958 and is expected ,if a startled Palo Alto luster in 1960. Tagliaferrl tops the list with a champ was soundly beaten by two Nichols, who did not box atminst to this year. It seems to be the consensus is. .470 mark followed by left fielder Spartans. Bruce Ryner Itiiti righthander Tag- the pre-season picks by the soptiontoru- Larry Williams (.4231, first sacker writer - Fambrini bolt. turned the trick. II. 1114 l/e1.11 near-per- and "baseball experts," I. ii.iferri II rum Rike (.4001. and second base- that In an earlier meet Lynn Gold pre% ions outings Angeles lot III he. save won't repeat in '60 despil, SLATE man laid Larry choie Bachiu d3121. broke the high jump mark %% Miners, will seek having the same ball club o a periodic The recent SJS surge sent the " Ron Davis lowered the frosh toile - Bulldogs in to- agalie.1 the locals' mark horn .238 to a more year ago' standard. SPARTAN DRIVE -1N A Right's hassle. Bonanno's team has eclipsed DODGERS "THE LAST VOYAGE" MAYFAIR Impre-stue "Tag, who seems to Men interested in officiating THE HILL corps .ost,t five (rush reitords. The team is priiviv... th every game, will send highly overrated by many Maier \ HELD OVER! Intramural softball are requested blessed with three sprinters who -plus- "SEVEN THIEVES" FR.% against the righthan- ers. Los Angeles is counting he:e to attend an offielals meeting to- consistently break the :9.8 mark. BREAKING ALL RECORDS! (I-0; vily on 1 dant, of Harvey Casey day at 3:45 p.m. In SIG201. Of- and Larry Nigerian -ace Jimmie Omagltetti. pitched against Sherry, along with Don ,1 ER.1 ,. who ficials are paid for umpiring the Drysdale paces the grump with a best 50 a split twin-bill ear- to mow down the opposition. Drys- "OPERATION ci. in contests. of :9.4, although he has only th!l- deci- dale is one of the finest young THEATER OUNr in thi season without a tered a :9.6 this year. Bill Paline! TOWNE respectable .251, which promises hurlers in the game today and can h your and Bill Trette follow with :'f!' "THE MISTRESS" PETTICOAT" ,!estern representa- be relied on for close to 20 wins. to improve with continued plate clock ings. , Tony CurtisCary Grant CARD but can Sherry success. and Craig? The first major injury this year It's doubtful. kw Fr,rn r Sobczak called the right shot In desperation is Barry Rothman svho pulled Ins "THE LAST VOYAGE" when he inserted pitcher Williams year, the Dodgers called the pair back working out with the 2, "APARAJITO" SAN JOSE POINT GETTER Spartan all- into the outfield against Stanford. up midway through the season, de- v purpose track ace Tom Daniels, pound shot put. Rothman A few of the regular gardeners spite the fact that they were three weight events FAIRWAYS often in the shadow of his more top man in all have been disappointing at the dish floundering in the minors with los- in the discus and sir', EL RANCHO GAY THEATER celebrated SJS teammates, turn- specializing GROUP and Williams justified the coach's ing records. Within three short "GAZEBO" "ON THE BEACH" months, however, they blossomed ed in the amazing fete of cap- move by clobbering Tribe hurling Glenn Ford - :E? INSTRUCTIONS for four safeties on Saturday in- forth into full-fledged major lea- turing four seconds and a first PATRONIZE plus chiding two booming triples. guers and led the Dodgers to the in Saturday's meet with SCYV. Mary Deare' 'SCANDEL IN SORRENTO' 5 I -hr. lessons OUR ADVERTISERS 'Wreck of the Pennant. It's not likely to happen If points were kept, burly Tom $7.50 per person Hike also contributed a pair of three-basers In the 11-4 rout again. would have collected 17 with his Ws. 6 persons per group and Raehin also chipped in with should contribute first in the hop, step and jump four solid safeties. 15 wins, but Sandy Hondas: and and his runner-up showings in HOURS "Everything seemed to go right Danny McDevitt are unreliable. the discus, shot put, javelin and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Both tend to be wild, despite high broad jump. 9 to 6 Sat., Sun. for us, I was sure pleased. It seem- ed that everything I called for was ratios. and executed perfectly. I hope we can are near the end Just Eist of N. First St. and of the line, leaving only Stan Wil- Finman Macedo DUAL FILTER continue playing that brand of layshoir at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. hall," stated an obviously happy liams as a grxxt relief man. CYpress 5-9542 Sobczak on his team's perform- John Rosichoro was a hero in the Places in AAU's ance. World Series with his fine backstop Senior Spartan splasher Tons work and two home runs, but Wa.-. through with a third something less during the season. Macedo came back - He an anemic .232 during the and fifth place finish in his stroke specialty to give the on- DOES IT!

behind the plate. His replacement, attached SJS !swimmer six points AAU lankiest at did little better with in the National weekend. h. the stick, hitting only five percen- Yale over the USC, of the tage points higher. Powerful winner . NCAA classic at Dallas ten days Filters for flavor ago. repeated by winning the AM! SPORTSWEAR THE DODGERs STRONGEST point is its infield combination. meet. "Old Pro" is still the as no single filter can No. 1 firstbaseman. with Nara. Larker, the powerful lefty able replacement. is New York Life one of the top secondbasemen in Insurance Company the maors and Junior Winans did a remarkable joh at thin!. Maury Wins, ftwh Lillis and , three slick-fielding short- stops, will probably share the role. with Wills seeing the majority of act ion. The Dodger outfield is a ques- tionmark. with only I assured of a spot. The crafty lefty. I who has learned to hang hits off the Chinese screen in left with regularity, was probably the big- gest factor in the Dodgers' rare for the flag last year. Mate Snider haul a tine year, but his knee might be a problem, and RAY FARRIS, C.LU. he is not the clutch hitter that Moon is. , the respected vet- eran, is bidding for the third spot hut will probably have to share 111. FREE duties with and Dan Demeter. CAREER Chtutk Essegian and Rip Remit - ski give the Dodgers a good strorm OPPORTUNITY bench. Nit look for the pitching to fall far below its 1959 output. If BOOKLET! it doesn't live up to expectations. Los Angeles may be just another run-of-the-mill hall club. TRADITIONAL SUIT WRITE

elL:t of a suit on campus or off! The slim -line jacket OR with natural shoulders, V-Ball comfort Squad Yes.] for ease and t ,tt-ri front and smartly flapped pockets. Matching PHONE I' Grad Slacks are trim, tapered and terrific. It Third in Meet POPULAR i-ird crisp as ri ,:t can be and wonderfully wash- FOR YOUR FILTER Improving with age, San Jose FILTER riling choIce. Suits from PRICE ' , color State's intercollegiate volleyball team placed third in the Alameda Invitational tournament held Sat- FREE IndO urday at the Alameda naval ail ni Olt Student Charge Accounts Invited roPY station. BOOKLET HERE'S HOW THE DUAL FILTER DOES IT: your The finish came as no surprise Room 1. It combines a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL ...defi- 3 to mentor Roger McCandless as he write .. . phone . . . or visit r New nitely proved to make the smoke of a cigarette mild and smooth ... leara predicted the third place finish ,ripuS Friday afternoon. RAY K. FARRIS, CLU pure white Al Andreas and Jerry Ackerei 2. with a outer filter. Together they bring you the best of the best tobaccos -the mildness and taste that pay off in pleasure! 4:1 spiked well of the "A" team and Don Hogan set tip the "kills" tie- spite an injured thumb. Campus Representallv The !dr' team tied for seventh NEW $quireho I lace and was paced by the spiking eixiels Meriindless and Rick De. New York Life DUAi Weese. insur oar* Company Playing with determination, S.IS 490 N. First St. 52 S. First Street defeat ml Alameda, Fresno anti the FILTER CV 4.1013 Hawaiians. areyt-on UNTIL 9:00 MON. and THURS. NIGHTS 4-SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday, April 5, 1960 Nobel Prizewinners All L.A. Editor Impeached Iowa Prof Discusses A 15-point resolution by the graduate class chiefly responsible for the impeachment of executi%e editor of the Los Angeles state College students hoard of The associated directors approteil Reversals Thursday charges of "poor editorial judgment, editorial bias, Sex inabilit%

members, and tie' dieeipline staff list' %riling iii ieiotit- till inn! Emil Witschi, national lec- been on the State University of Dr. sponsible attacks on t hose whose views differed from bp the turer for Sigma Xi and professor Iowa faculty since 1927. graduate class president. - - at the State University of Iowa. lectured at the on the board of Dr. Witschi haTshae threctiirs He he of them will give a scientific discussion University of California before his reputation stemmingmMing5cfIlmtz beled the "bloc.' The criodu- sex reversals in animals and man SJS visit. He will continue his lec- high school and junior college days ate pi:exy is a member of .bloc.' the Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in S142. ture tour of west coast schools at of lambasting issues that were not Dr. Witsciii teaches zoology, em- Fresno State college tomorrow. to his liking. bryology and endocrinology at the The 15-point resolution was a di- midwestern university. The talk rect result of M.scowitz's attack Alcoa Subsidiary being sponsored by the College lec- Recreation Majors Now lure committee and the campus accepting applications Sigma Xi chapter. KOED Log for men - evening and Sat work in our personnel, CONTROLLED SEX Swap Ideas Today service KOED, campus closed-circuit radio and sales departhments He will tell about controlled Ie EX. station, will broadcast today in SD Ill CELLENT PAY plus termination of sex in anint: ALCOA In Shop Meeting end the College Union, 315 S. Ninth st. SCHOLARSHIPS, breeding and reproduction whie Mus+ have :'king this 12:30-1 -Musicale Classical.. car and phone. Appl, have "left the realm of mere spe- window semester "in the lield" are back 1 -1:05-Spartan Sports Desk. E, Calif. Dept. of culation and become a fascinating Employment, on campus today with their super- I :06-1:25-One O'clock Jump, Torn 1353 The Alameda, project for laboratory investiga- 7 p.m. visors at the fifth annual "Swap Hod*, host. Thurs. nights. lion." See Mr. Laws. Shop." 1:25.1:30-K0ED Headline News, According to Dr. Witschi, ani- The conference started today at ON CAMPUS-This probably is first chemistry: Dr. William F. Giauque, chemistry; mal experiments provide means for MEETING 9:30 a.m, and will continue through University California's' seven Dr. J. H. Northrop, biophysicist: Dr. Wendell analysis of genetic and epigenetic and last time of this afternoon. or will be assem- M. Stanley, biochemist and Dr. E. G. Segre, Step on down and get a determiners of normal sex develop- Nobel Prize winners have been Elmo Cornelison, from the em- picture. From left: Dr. Owen physics. In foreground is Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, ment and of naturally occurring or bled for group ployee-development office at the Chamberlain, physics: Dr. Edwin M. McMillan, chemistry. deliberate modification. Presidio, will address the group RANCHBURGER STUDIED AT BERN on "Human Relations-Communi- Born in Switzerland in 1890. cations." The speech is open to the Bible vs. Science Is science compatible with the Pay Raise Bulletin Dr. Witschi studied at the State public. 'Nature of God' Bible? "Pay increases fur college pro- University of Bern from 1908 to Students returning for the ex- 31embers ist the Collegiate fessors are 7% per cent, not 17!S 45c 1911 and received his Ph.D. degree change of ideas are "interning" at Christian fellowship 101 discuss per cent as stated in the California at the University of Munich in such places as San Francisco com- Is Talk Topic tIsis (mention tonight at 9 its tile State Employees assn. bulletin," at 1913. munity centers, the Presidio, Parks cafeteria. Hiscusaion leader will Dr. Lowell G. Keith, Elementary Dr. Witschi came to the United and Recreation departments. YM- "A View into the Nature ut God" he the Rev. Leland Keyes, pastor Education department head, said States in 1926 and became a na- CAs, Girl Scouts organizations, and is the topic of the Rev. V. 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