----"Wmate."-""1 Will New Law Spell Doom for Greeks? NOTE, This is Om first in a semis of four EDITOR'S national, have. resists iii racial and religion, beetinse of I... .s1 or national 'solii s often detend 1 with the SJS Greek System and discrimina- \ 11. I sr 1)111.1111iil -sot articles dealing . Loos, from problems which their cluirtei,.- their action. %nil the ill III, ipli %1111111ta the , fipa. The series looks at the may arise when that illillr,2 i- College Board of Trustees goes into Ite-pite fas t. 111,1111 Creelsu feel die iialioli,11- js ruling by the Slate 'Ill \PO \ IP. ItIts111 nem,. ,ind emir.. fall. William Watson, special assignments writer, 111, 1,ret, ills I e.11,-1 -111:211 fist iris 11141,1111p 11111..1..11 effect next Isi1- oacipiet s1.111111.1 11 -M 111 im,. irtio . .1, I I or researching the subject and interviewed repro- 4,1 ,p. hor e. 1.1. 1.11 1,-.1111111111-. follortosi the administration, Panhellenic ii 111 sill], pain. inn In sill,' 1111411,1 I 11111/11,, ht.. 11.4,11 fioso \ 10,1- 1 e.- Author of a hiolds pill friterri,ty Council, fraternities and 5050515i, Willed 1..1 -0. 1.11 -e-. Ilse 111 i111,/ 1/1111. 1 1.11i..1i ..1 1 iris ss*. eolith,' 1 III, milli, 1\ Mood hit.. 1,1111115'1115'111. 1,1,11. If Isalsl I .. 1.111111111,... 111i1.111 it5 %%11.1.1% NI %$'.VI'S11N 111%,- 111.11 If ii sseir tip 111111i1s11, 1,,,,,led men lit 111121.0/11111.11 %1/111,11 1-11 1.1 foe ey if r, .- call isit le..2 1,1 lis and sototilies iii the Califsania 11.11,1 1111 ii- 11111 -pi ilf111 1311.11 \jr te- dole. tiiis Is I/IC.111114bl% 111,1 Irg If lir.irly I 1111;., nialit5 and doomed! sta if \,1111141 hi. \ ill pfle.,ii,11111. III11.-,ar% ti/ effect a ii Isri fought latween the Trustees and 111. Hoar 11111'1.11 iltinkire,2 -.Indent.- of today %Ito I..ittle II11.11.111 all tin.f later it "I, hate met the aehiesemerit of to:rests iris -- I. - ' u, ill - lodke up the ittnierri.rdir.ile oterrillet.lop of the naticin., i'desk-! 11111111111111111- .1111-1,11,’i tunis tnsd_ her. I. fif r0111-se lies! ilk:lilted 1111 Il,1,1 mas arise nest fall %s hell a ruling li.iteinities. are firoliew 11 int rssststglrs to difficult not ir'r-itsiti aIls do 11.11 1 mans peronalls ftshilo. Itut change hs fiat el- I , al I Board of Trli-os-- W(11., Illirs 14101, question the di -s I Illilf1.11.11 the ,t,,te 11,111'1., the pi 111 ilils ssinniari-os. filar neees.ar% %bete ii,, ;,,,: 'hit 1),111111lilti!. kfl,1%% II Ill the MI11011.11 1.1..5.1111/A1011. VI, 1,11111;1. -I'm not ,,is 111;2 ill,. 1 HP111310.11 11,ot, oir eliees.stust ,erned. lir-rims& of the sirdateel dee,. end to all discriminators emenatits. ritual .., t.oiii Ii ;in I I \ I. (Al' l'(11.1CY 55 ,l,,’t . lint perhaps iss fraternities and sororities. The iwitall and 1.f.f. isasin..1 number of Ix-al sollege it I, tile 5 'Will mil a I tliscriininate: 11P%",11, 0,1 moo for fiiht. Ii etimpl% V. th the mini..n to it bdra, al es chaptci, wholt has.. 'sledge(' icsisw hitt., sir nonfahris after all. dies ale realls lit ii ,te la. Fr sun'. ri nr ..t fist hs ,,11,41.. of off..,tr bansii deliatire of national l'olirri. defiativt iii Ite. dial as it I21 101e. his I 111:11 Ill11111\111 ill I,si'i'ks. ihernsils es feel ;druid the I ii! 1\1 1,0111'1 1.11,11 1-1,1111S Ili, it is 1,0p% el ls 1:1111111J 101 all end 11. iii- ill bus I nileiJi.oliaiti ie - - i lit ./.. HJIfl2 I Lure their rights been abridged? Iris'.1.....I d- ill Ille 1.1.0 Of eriniittation and Ille 1,2.11 WO...el the Stattforrl Lois,r-its %11h1 I. Is. t... tilling open the door to faint-n- infringement..? Jr.tIi'' haptei ,,t \11,11,1 1.1,1 Ittnega. 1,11111/el -11111l11111.2 Sri !-Ikt-- .11,.1 ',tone! in - \bac important. ssliat 11111 alt is1;11'10 11iSetill1111.1- Ths. -11ate, ;mil I ield- "mite ISoseionierit.- pledgial four Jewi,li -Lite i- \li lee! pet ’1 1,1, I' 2soline ii,,li'f 11 ill the law realls end discrimination. is it -uperior all olio.' irriiiips were ,11,perisled Fr the], and a 11,..11 101,I,I’l It 11A.- 1/,r`..11 .1111i Ili, Is - F'. noire attempt to Is, die ilea! impos-11,1,- i"..1 one 1 ls vie -111ileil led III dell 1/l 11,111: OKI( if a lass i'0511e.- 1100 4.11111,1 ,r1 i111 the [Me

I. iLite emitls? 111. slate 'ii ,u tt,slr'rrrrtr rut a 1,11-ine- p. 1....11 a- cliapter, ;it 'all It ttls Ism Is undertaker,. 1,,..t 1,1IFITS LON ALTIES is iris .:11.1 I /11;1.. 1E1 lile111.11. I I:I. and ISC. 11111.-I red the lie's.- I rdel nal traditions must i Isieek doe, riot mewls hale all liii. ii 011 klall ,i11111.11 el./111Ide. Ins 1.11. call attention NI/T CI1 lCs Nol,,,c1%. tireels I` 11.1'11.1111 111 thy ..1111je, I. .111-Skers to tiusp questions are 111 IIII I 11111.. Hi 1' .1 ol fraternities for -while. Ilat mans feel that there i- mote involsit1 than ji.e.1 sIr isill, " h.11",..-1 :11,.1" re -tie led. sins Fr a moldier of strong and sometimes conflier an \1.I1kl. sri Iii 1 Ir [1:1111M110,. s1)11 \ ,111. ‘Ii!111., Alpha I psdon pledue. s.,Ss of hi- *mg Ile' is a member of an organization ss Iii is The taken action Iss the St.inforri .NTO's and otlier Orgaiii/a11./ii,. are not a natural 11111" a i'isre neressits hretliren. -some fraternities are limited In their Id- los alt) and he is a citizen (dinged to "la's lio ;di. is not :no demand- essarils the rule. hcswever. 'fits ii.''. according to Jiimes A. Mcfnertte. Phi Kappa Theta nationals wilier the iiretense of upholding tradition.- I if local It, sitI I, liii Iare the 1.0,- often -1101112er lituist either the and prof,...... sr sf philosoph", and thertlog at De Paul liether tim c..t lealite 11. natiimals are -1 het, I. urine discrimination," says one frateroits lifieral spirit oi the litieat sri ..tereisin state. Iss the I iti%er..ii. re,trictinu then, . piote,lititi that a lot of tirot2r,.... de, iffiii.11: -there is also Ir,t if Fraternities ',Well ,,,iitinlie ili,criminator pram lit ,o, Ow National litterfraiernitk I,15 ,111t

ED. Chairman Sought Weather :e Today's Applieations for chairman of Parth rlaii0 skies sith a Parent. 1):1 are miss available is in the e "liege I n1.11, 315 S. 110 today :old tomorrow 55-GO. Ninth st, %milk:111,ms most he tonight 311-40. Northwest lam turned in In noon tiet Theirs, sind. 15-211 pa2tatz da). Inters urn. nil, Ise held )n SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE l'imr.sla 5 I rem, -:rrr 1,1 I p.m.

fol. 51 ADP" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 NO. 86

at 389 So, and we in ' Memorial with us and Author Armour To Speak :Irs of used Dr. Richard Armour, humorous hart his hooks eirnrien-4,1 Fellowship ind satirical poet and writer, will The Reader 's Digs-sr. Some of his erses h.-1%e present "A Safari into Satire," to- been collected in' :tie hoiiks "Light day, 11:30 a.m. in C'oncert Hall. Created , The author of 24 books, Dr. Amnon!' served in the US, Army A scholarship in memory of the in both World War II and the ns four students killed in last week- Korean War, rising to the rank e Mind of God in end's Paradise Airlines crash has iif colonel. not need to lino Lt. Ile is on the editorial staffs of Col. !vie aerfect health And been established by the roommates magazines. and has contrib.- splendor of Cods of the victims. :deo re5iews rm smeral - The Tony Devine. Sharon Gas- and special shills par.': s An irithor of hooks ,,t ietys New Military theory, and senberg, Diane Hansen, flat r5 circuit hieett- criticism and biography, allowing the simple lora Memorial Flinei will he fin- he has held research fellowships ne bit man himself covi,cned,. entirely through contribu- hed. in England and France. Science Head cads to a finished Dr. Armour is hest known, ho55.- Linda Lando, who was a room- of Christ. Faith is ever, tor the more than '5,15' 5"r piece - : Col Carl W I, in' will he the ch God guarantees mate of Nliss Gassenberg and Miss of light verse and prose he has head ot the Depal tment of pply and Pot Into Hansen, said the scholarship will Militarj Science arr.+, be'- Instruction Boot authored which have appeared in Tactics. re ,ius ho fold' students, two womeni such magazines as The New Yorker .5 torndrron and two men. \ 21 will reap rewards and the Saturday Evening Post. -year veteran of the I'S essary is to plate "Financial need will be the only Several of his 24 hooks have been he comes to 5.15 after a qualifiration." she stated, "and the piiblished in French, German iivi and one-half ,.ear tour ,,r h unto the Mlle men should have an interest in Spanish, Italian, Dutch. Portri- DR. RICHARD ARMOUR duty in Heidelberg, German:' sports, He might be a PE major c.1..,e and other law zes. speaks today There Lt, Col 15ie filled the post veth on me should . iir minor." of Assistant Branch Chief iit the Contributions should he sent In Organization Training Branch. we would be glad rare of wonderful plau ta Dean of Students The new department head has lienz, San Jose State. Red Cross Head May Be ,e' man:' areas id the %cork! FRIDAY The fund FORUM FERVORJohn Belisle, Univer. He told the crowd of students, "Surplus (his was set up by room. .1apan. Nev. lity of mates of the victims. California senior, represented the Young term for profit) should be owned by society as Linda Land. He has held the Soc'elist Sharon Reilly, and Alliance at the Seventh Street Forum a whole ... I want to see the working class fake llobbi Zug.' la ti, Commencement Speaker platoon fticlay.After and Ray Greggains conquering the bench that serves as powernow." and Cliff Vail- 'under and Ihe Pre-s, John T. Wahlquist has in- 'sled by the and :1 iTher gew Forum's stage, Belisle vone. Don Denomer, a friend of 5. Conn- spoke for over an hour. sir. Tiara's since they were children, o Beef Gen, Arthur M. Gruenther, ernments and nine Red Cross president Red riches, Ile has reeeixed honorarj also helped establish ills, fund. of the American com- colleges i Cross, to act as speaker at the degrees -- airicnin ,',.rough the * * * ,,., Union Committee Plans Student Survey June 5 commencement exercises:. and uni:i AR( .7 Oran,' ' age has also Services Scheduled Gen. Gruenther was Supreme of t also gratin- Allied Commander in Europe, a invited I ,i.!, ,is 'ner as -dr5ey the student i Pete Briggs, chairman of the Gut tormsen. Business manager of AM '5.'1' 1 11 \ snerican his- 74 or, t..e;;Itt. For Crash Victims position he occupied at SHAPE mencement speaker, ote, students vititilt 'Building and Architect Selection the college and ridsiSer tsr t hi I I - . .. 'iired the ser- st11-13r11, ,in million College Committee, suggested that it might le-se 1.'nion finance silb-commiths-, Funeral Oil' 1111i hill!' headquarters in Paris from July 'ice and ,n continuous or his 19515 11, at the fin .1 be too early to conduct a Ii) the Annual Conference of the toil Ic. I in last week's crash 11153 to retirement in irtive duty since then except for a of a or--tn/eil Dean Stanley Benz, co-Man- Assoeiatisan of College Unions, Paradise Airlines Ciinstella- pent 38 .\ ParS In the I' S. Arts:' Research Grant mionth period in 1940. n! I'. tion Gen Griamther has ',firm decor - inning Committee man of the main committee. cuittormsen will join Dean Benz heing held this week in I Col. Ivie's wife Nell and it will their hornet/wills. tob 1,, pointed out, however, that who will also attend the meetin,4 .nree of his four children are in sdr.. ,hairrnan Requiem Nlass for Tony Devine Applications of the be necessary for the arehitills to in Bloomington, Ind , April 19-2:1, Open Irmidelhere, The family will he was relebrated this presented the knOVr What facilities to plan for in morning at 9 1 11,!:.,`11)01. after Qehooi ": ,; Professor's Wife .. report of the sub- bidding for the union job. Ino,c11:- in St. Charles Catholic Church To Students, Faculty -, al s un ee t,in the ptligrani YR's To Hear San Carlos. The f sion Wall dropped and replacing 1.1. Col ..1 the This morning at 11 Mass will loi Fariill) A-1,111.'8114,ns for %kith Succumbs in Spain ing starx.ey, ac- I committee told to continue "' h., . l'nen re- 1 to Local offered for Diane research demi,. plans for a surTej*. Candidates Hansen and Mrs, May Stone', wife of retired tellowships and i - \ Strike '1141 f:cilities Yir11111..: 1111p111,11C/111, Karen Gasenberg in St research grants for the a the students The only positive action taken 1Y1t 1 on 111 Cather- 5.15 photography professor George A.F11.. ine's Catholii Church year 19154-65 may be subre.-, bilities 'It ',mon1h"'1'1 '5:1.11 million col- by the College Union M ain]lv hold a reception in E100 tornorron in Burlin- Stone died on the island of Ma- I was to send Glen 1. liarlle. ThalIlle Rosary as, said at jorca off the roast of Spain. Feb. the Research C'entee 'Committee rile,ht at 8. tsrat Crosby and Gray Funeral Home 28. son by the Research Members will watch the New last night tor the Rt. coeds. Funeral services were held on It is anticipated that :rifts, than 33 Hopefuls File Ilampshire primary Set-viers 10e ace Corps returns on Harry Tura will be Calagamba on the island. Slone $16,000 will he available for both with ma- Test Given amt , Republican held in s To Be Martinez. Thi Rosary no is to friends at SJS to inform types of college research erants In ASB Elections Flerinentirs, tr,L '''st "311 be given at least IS year. iilil. Married coo - tie' said al 14 tonight at C'onnollj them irt his wife's death. She had The range eandidates, Bill Hyde 19th Con - of financial support I i.: .,,- t, 19 228 hax:e well as at the San hales are also eligible if they and Taylor Mortuary. Requiem been ill for several years and Wit. faculty research grants eressional raisti and ieull he $100 strident body othres have reViN- II' Building on First under 1/1 years of Jerry 11)". Mass will he no dependents velehrated at 10 a.m. Ntried on the island. I1) $400. Student research fellow- tered ..: cote (25th Assembly in the College Union for the ,trects The test age. Dist.l. tomorrow at St. Cathetine's Stone, who retired from active shlios so ill r owe from $250 to $4lai April 14-9 Meet 1011S out a Peace According to Itiii Pollacek, mein- Church Is TO volunteer, fill in Martinez, teaching in 1938 and is an inter- lions may Ile bership S11111111liell Applieillif available , are not corn. Corps questionnaire and send it chairman, the YR's are The time of the special Mass to photographer. nattonally known until 5 pm . April 15 Instructiirs for ASH presidia , ay- president, it to beginning a membership drive for he 11') Passing to the Peace Corps or bring celebrated for all four student, Said he would continue to live on who have not obtainer' she upcoming application Is Peace Corm , the test center. Questionnaires are presidential elect IOU st Ss Patrick's Church, 389 E. the island. forms Ill:* pick them up at the ,. . 'lent Council what office's and from Interested stiolimts who will he Santa assigns 'available at post St., h/1S been changed 'rhe Stories hail recently eels- Research Center. ADM1 unable to 514 l'1111,IVP Corps, Washington. 11.(' attend the reception are to 7 toniehl. All he Pentre students are in- hra lest I heir golden wedding ,1 111" Announeement of anard teem'. .I tsked I,, c.ill c6lanPhsses-, re a 1'5 eitrien '207i27). Pollacek at 241428614 vited to attend. o ersary. ems will he Maxie NIonelay 1slisj 25 and two grail de representatives. 2s;PART SN D.sate NIsind is. I\ ft tsh 9 1961

Siza ttan I &MA" efgadell Entered as second shun matter April 24. 1934, at Son Jose, Celliorak. by under the act of March 3. 11711. Member California Newspapers Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by Associated CAROLYN CHASE Students of San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, during college Exchange Editor year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full aca- demic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Memos frian the March mailbox make news . CV 4-6414 Editorial Ed. 2313, 2314, 2315, 23116. Advertising Ext. 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours 1:45.4:20 p.m. Monday cubs. or bust. Regardless of the State Department's through Friday. travel to Cuba, the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba Editor RON BOTTINI Copy Editor ..._ RICHARD REEB Francisco State will keep organizing student trips, acewl .., Ad, Mgr...... GARY GREATHOUSE Feature Editor STEVE AGOSTA the Gator. News Editor _ ALLAN RISDON Sports Editor ...... DAN McLEAN Last summer, 58 students from S.F. State Editor RICHARD DOTY Society Editor JUDIE BLOCK went to c Day the group was ostracized by the State Department tiir country because the United States had broken off , tions. The U.S. still will not recognize having her citizen, thus students from S.E. State are asking for trouble When, A World Tour make it or not remains to be seen. Scramble! Not eggs, but people. The seventh', h put into effect again at Humboldt State College 1 For Cassius Clay to get their food faster in the cafeteria. When a to the edge of the cafeteria counter, he scrambles to an ors-i. and gets his food. CASSII S CLAY. the new heavyweight boxing rham- According to the Columbia Daily Spectator from Nev. pion of the world. last week dropped his ghov es City one in 10 students on the campus has tried or regularh marijuana. The Spectator reported that the for a day and took a trip to the I_ nited Nations. faculty hasn't 1, to the seriousness of the situation, while some of the stialen. Ile caused the biggest stir since Premier Nikita khru- worried about how to handle the problem, slichev isited the U.N. in 1960. He referred to every Ride 'ern, cowboy. Western Week, featuring a delegate he met as "sir.- The champion's well-known tal- rolling contest and beard glossing contest, recenin ent for talking was noticeably absent. For the most par1. the activities at Arizona State University. Students should take advant age of he listened as his hosts. U.N. delegates and newsmen. took the 111 , offered to them while they are in college. They various council rooms and pointed out him through the them again. During the next academic year, 285 ...!ents . the sights. selected to go to five "Education Abroad" cent,'- i III, Ile told newsmen he wanted to meet some of his versity of California campuses at Berkeley, Da. I. el..., -brothers and sisters from Africa.- Ile said he was go- Santa Barbara. ing to take a world tour in about a Hi and wanted Beer, where? What did you say? On CAMP'. s. a possibility. IF' a pioposal passes. Whoops, al I,. to speak to people from smile of the countries he was Oregon. Basis for their claims for having beer sn,,, going to visit. Union at the campus, is "the personal freedom And he did just that. Ile shook hand- with dele- studeTnhteredisemilultslitnebevaxleio:; gates from Sierra Leliite. Ghana. Guinea. Mali. Senegal. of ugly men in this world . .. at IN,' Alorocco. Tunisia. Dalionieny. Chad and the Ivory college campuses. Arizona State. University of Calilornia ;it and University of Santa Clara have selected Coast. theirs from an ment of contenders. San Jose State looks forward to the Ambassador Christie W. Doe of Liberia said: "We event. want you to visit us in our country whenever you can. CassillIS. We're proud of you." The 16th annual presentation Tile tour will be a tremendous opportunity for of the Emmy Awards of the Na- Today's Quote Tonighi 1 ol 111;t Is Clay to represent his country abroad. tional Academy of Tele% ision iwHig poets from their -'ale and rapt we. as Arts and Sciences will tele- e only hope that when Clay returns, cast on the NBC network frorn beds, show tlii- ,c Americans, can say, "Cassius. we're proud of you.- H. B. Thrust and Parry 10 to 11:30 p.m. May 25. Holly- and the silvel All Thrust and wood and New York will be the field, ask Ilk,. EDITOR'S NOTE: Borovski Called ing under the misconception that sing Parry letters are to be limited to these people were simply Points rof ftooy 300 words and must be typed advo- double spaced. Letters also must be De Gaulle Apologist cating freedom and equality for signed and include student body the American Negro, which I Cranston's Track card number of the writer. Any let- Editor: sincerely hope and believe will ters endorsing candidates during While Dr. Borovski's pro- soon he realized Such is not the now elections will not be printed. The French tendencies are well- case. The Muslim ST AT E 4:4 /NTH( H.I.Eli Man Cnraston has what editor . the right to edit let- people want. known, it still amazes me that among HUNGRY? other things: segregation appears a clear track to the Democratic nomination ters for libelous statemenb, poor he should carry them so far as for Lnited States Senator unless Senator Clair taste and length. in schools, a C.S. gift of their to become an apologist for the own state, the freedom of all Ne- Our BAR-B-QUE Steak Sandwich Engle rerovers sufficiently between now and lune to 'Full Employment' virtual dictator, Charles de gro men condemed to die, and re-establish confidence in his ability III carry on. hile Gaulle. complete exemption from taxa- IS Nse ha% e sympathized with the misfortime of Senator Column Questioned Perhaps, though, Borovski's tion as long as present conditions devotion to DeGaulle is based on se elkinplor disajo- prevail. Engle. are bound to express our Editor: more than a mere sentiment. Assembly ill The Spartan Daily is The Muslims believe that aft- BIG BIG proos al (of the effeorts of ii is friends in the indeed There be BIG seems to a great philo- er 4(X) years of degradation f`M117.4' bun. in effect. from having to rim for the sena- fortunate in having a fellow the sophical they only consistency involved in deserve a place in society- and and torial ..... nination. bill by Assemblyman Tom I Iarrell caliber of Richard Reeb for copy his common adolation of the editor. Evidently, however, he that the only way that this can would permit the Dettiocratir State central committee French President and Machia- be brought about is in isn't kept busy enough. Not only velli. It is this philosophical com- their own to designate. the party's nominee if. any time up to IT) does he sit in the slot and make society. The Negro's place today mitment to positivism, to moral is far above his equivalent 29c (lays before the November election. Engle should lw sure all the headlines fit, hut he relativism, which vindicates posi- permaded by the state of in Is health to drop out of Ho- also shares with us his dangerous tion 50 years ago. Evidence of Every Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Nights Richard Reeh's use of the term this is in the many colored stu- race. Thus it asks that the State primary law be warped thoughts. If his ideas were a "import unist." 5:30 to 9:30 pool of water, you'd have to go dents of SJS, and the increasing around in favor of Engle. It is completely unjustifiable. Are we now to SIN. "states- number of Negroes in impression- some to get your instep wet. manship" reduced from a high I I . Cranston, or any tither Democrat. is entitled to 11111 Ti, wit: Surely the column of al fields. BeelMse of racial prob- THE In MEI{ ItAW1 calling to the status of the art of lems it is very difficult for the in that primary. NA e are among many who look with a Maich 5 in is loch he lets the the power-grab? Is the study Negro to "make 4th & Julian, 1st & Goodyear, Santa Clara at Dolmas special interest on Cranston's race because lie repre. problem of unemployment fall of something of polities, as Lasswell suggests, himself," but, largely through Stevens Creek Rd. at Saratoga Ave. sents the fiscal responsibility so lacking in the branch off the top of his head is the "glow to get what, when, and first of two on the subject. Left their own efforts, every year of the Democratic party which Go'. ernor Brown heads. where?" more do, and every year this a as is, the piece is highfalutin' There is. happily. a source .ks Controller. Cranston made most impressive contri- fiction. problem is slightly reduced. to government last year by (opposing. other than Machiavelli on this Since tuition -mond For several paragraphs he tells question. There was a philoso. this increase in the In:- again -t all kinds of pre--tire. GII%111111r Uriiwiu- is about how big. pher who said that ing and social standards of the had Uncle statesmen Negro is a reality, 1 feel the- tu, inflict a withholding tax on 1..alifortiiit is .1.,fe and Sam taxes must lie just. that the kindly old big His name was Muslims should make sort businessman so he doesn't Mishit le. this in- salary earner-. Francisco hron have crease their "cause" rather than enough money to invest. Conse- Finally. just to soothe Dr. attempting to Hair quently his business can't reach Borovsk i's germanophobia. revert to condi- tions prevalent 100 years ago, prisluction. And if you have would like to assure him that ruining what good has been done- Fashions fo full product kin, you have full only the decadent Ereneh na- by their fathers and A Gust 0' Wind employment. tion could possibly produce the brothers. I ’. sincerely hope that this by likes of Charles whose can be Spring TI,Hible is, economists have de Gaulle, accomplished, as the American Moss Ott STEVE AGOSTA -.aid abandonment. of the West is repeatedly that over-specu- Negro is an important part of Our expert beauticians Feature Editor lation. over-investment and over- approached only by the lack of this country. will give you the ietion toppled the stock dedication on the part of our in 19'29. own leaders. Ir. flameher permanent best for ASK Aims your own hair style ot What Mr. Reel, forgets is, Rh-hard I.. Sutter, President False Front Yriong Republicans in a new coiffure that male: somelssly has to buy all that you prettied I've decided to abarirlon my shit,' charger (nos satcli the fabled production he's crying for. ASB A11182 Barry Goldwater PERMANENT WAVES FROM $1000 letters pour in I and get off the soap box. Ir. time to turn to the His businessman can supply it, SHAMPOO AND SETS FROM $LOG Recognized by Group Miss Elizabeth; filler thing- in life. 1 omen. Vl hat could lie liner? but we 11::ve to buy it. It's con- Student Comments STYLE CUTS FROM $2.$0 mkeiii.iog Editor: 11, oh ha- appedred piirtati Dail% venient, bill (k-adly. to ignore On Muslim Paper I is he. hr the gill in need. in is for Ow Jan,' the demarwl side of the market. Editor: 'MSS OH's C()ifilliTS I would like to congratulate SAN JOSE Bid. It reads: -We are serious shim 111..1 this new Certainly, the population is Recently while walking the members of the Student 1640 W. SAN CARLOS, sen.ation isith its magical lianderin support. sill iii' ii - growing, but production tech- class my at motion was gained by Council fur granting official rec- CYS-8333 ms lip -lie or more. This is a reolutionar% in 1,11111st in lira nology consistently outstrips the a young Negro man selling a ognition to Students for Gold- AMPLE PARKING titling enlarges small demand - newspaper entitled Muhammad AIR CONDITIONED that husk now. With full invest. water ISEG) on Wednesday, OPEN MOD TIM SAT., MRS. I merit -produetion. the business- Speaks. KW Avi rig lilt le of the March 4. Thar- f,irls, if you need help. someone ii female man nisi hI hal." in another doctrine of the Muslims. I Al Mason -11-pcs to Loll,' ImItte for -personal ,..11-illtallorin. dips ession Insight paper and took the time Acting Chairman, is. lie.. That seems to Ire the row eat of is hat 1- needed The Ilf wit v.11 Ii the to read it. Ili. Ii ill iii toda. 'ale- 11 the - concept ia e.iliii alism, hut with Until now I have been suffer- AMR A131012 arm I e Ili,- as Ion.: ths girl looks good on Ili. . it-, minimal f rod teehnology. u. 1,1-e Iron, Isrsc- .1 problem for the plota. 1111.1p.lioit !IOW What. Ilf.f4I IN` done :moot (If linens- insili ours,. there are ways of finding mit. Don't wait lea inc moment. and its social ills? Clax.sy A. Fydes 1 ItiST Boucia I' , 1,11 Lon how. I'm A CAR WtT*1 srosIttAN 040,4 I'Lat sore SOME of you men know. T.R.ft, in the Man-eh UN, NO THANKS ckASsirittiS TAXI. --si.lously though, is it really necessary to pot up a front? 7 "New DAMN, a RIDE Reptiblie" says it well when 0f role: with being trim? "I be flapper ni Is. 0201" lining icr Is -1 these gia-ses: ". . pri. Hay CsAssy ili---N.----> lad-si if she Was thin and essentiall (1.0 , In -1.,1 ate WANNA Buy ety I lnic probably are many girl- today .1,. as ;Millen's, can't eontinne be- %Alio - ide !addle sotuilor . . . 'phon- dies are made up 1.1/ lie. 11.. Is- Its- ills" .1,-, who dorl I .0. ntng' has somehow got to In, .1" loam of !Iwo. Is -1' WisrII 11 Ow 1"1,:: 1, wok with an A1,1..11,1 f1,1411 Icing .1 rc.,1 a dirty word. and . . probably, Don I 1,1, tI,, :irl Illo \ 1 uusii,luiis,sg big grit ernment rs tot a- mita. not Just 1111101 I II). gii% 1;111 going to get bigger, with the kind of social iii,/1! by fly to make sills' Illing omit 01 11011111w imp,. I !twin ..ta-\ sem ices in the U.S. that all the , is I, try to make things bigger than is hat they I. -ally air 11)11 well, is --... you ;let the message. other Western nations already Shape up, girls (another poor choice of words), he natural. supply." 0.99mraouk,, L's0 Stay the way you are. You are bound to he discovered sooner or Peter R. Walls later anyway. ASB 36111 ------' 4 History Play Has Humor; Sigma Phi Epsilon I 1. NI. I SI' %GT %NV D.1114-3 To Collect ,/\/1.,.7,0c,:1, icine Sigma Pir I .. ar fratertuty past r :1, lor this non-protit Keeler Convirlcing Prince is going CIN 11t drive to It . !lie purpose of the collect met.: r. discards from Direct ZIMMERMAN Davee, 1101,1 to help men. wotrwn and By JA(KIE associate professor Of Sill, 1:01E1 doctors sent's ban children in the Free World 0 Fine .Arts Editor drama. Put extra emphasis in acknowl- who Cubaat According to Mrs. Joseph Pace, s night alwi*s proves It was Falstaff, played by Da- t re hungry and cold; sick or Opening edging the early period of his- cli;, according new play. miii sir, 11 the Wornen's Aux- rolappa4.1; or who are uturi,,, , the m's' III lieUlt for a vid McClellan, the lively Bard's tory. Unusually authentic back- ulia, for California Medical As- vlient,' IV, Part I" took no ex- most comic character, that the drops by Johnson sAik.although able-bodied at.,1 to provided a sociation. -There are $15 million Cuba Aside Iron) it rather College Theater audience will wilting. ception. quick and easy shift in scenes of 'hugs attach ir visiting 1 of bent swords hire not used from lit des eloping and Increasing comic sword fight remember with this It play. in keeping with the numerous Plomat lc re' non it tint .s the progotiiniti. 1)11'ert Relief ad jiint, helmets the real hu- A great, rotund character 'pad- positions that a Shakespeare is nuts go the play man- The Sir 1.p, st ill Is doing pick carrying cc the intetitions ot its mor involved in the ded of course, but tiossi-sing the drama involves. Whet her th open- tips iik horn hundreds of Wunder, the late aged to eirivrge from these feelings of it fat man .MCCIVIlan, It was ihe fiery red etist SIGMA PHI EPSILON may be saving the lives of hundreds of mistakes. The college ii ,rinlvi'ul Ii We-. ;, rt. t11/11114 Who spent his later t sii ing night and cavorted around of Henry if fotstollr I !hat human beings from their participation in the Direct Relief pro- shun has humorous LI II I iirrri Iti’llii ta Barbara. California. Ile co- cast utilized these stage as the merry companion of Seellied to keep this hia-hisided gram. This week they will be going on an all-out drive to collect itIliAt student oni, !Hilt gis i.s upplies to tied the foundation in the , events 111 presenting the laugh- Prince Hal in a fat man's fash- "infant warrior" as the passion- (testiunilit medical discards from doctors which will be given to people in lidera gets lii ii p1 a rais ii Mexico to belt, V1t,:liS 11 I liii- u te,..kaw stetter:: that followed. ion, tottering all the way. This ate wit rriiir lighting for the underdeveloped areas. This is the second year they have been an open pla The plao I, oilmen"' by Dr. Paul "huge hill of Ilesh" kept the rightful heir to the English participating in the program. Pictured in the photo are (I. to r.), . _ I. -en col- its to audience amused with his fat thi inc. Ilmvever, in with his race. religion and nation - Craig Pace, Tom Frazier and Steve Hall. om New y, baiting .ati:roos :r it tilitY 'can's laugh and villainous van- costume, Gary Sari:, as I bosom.. tally srn0 EXPERT SHOE REPAIR - ity. was too taken ss ith the quick hasn't CLEANING & DYEING react DELIGHTED AI'DIENCE tongue of the lough Elizabethan JOIN THE OTHERS S students ECONOMY SHOE REPAIRI t However, it SC ti' Eye- ehtraiter than oilh the chivid- ATTENDING THE NEW For Quick Dependabl Erlendson Conducts Choir Come to let% Prince of \Vali,. son of Hen- rows hi inor tit the ;equal swing slist Service BRYANT 8, STRATTON 43 E. Santa Clara ry IV, who delr_dited the audi- soldier wilt, tights Itor the "theme a pin ence with his fluent commtual of Honor's tongue. - In First Concert Tonight COLLEGE Of AMMERCE the Elizabethan language and OTHERS The A opportrinitit easy control of the stage. Cannella Choi' will ap- WHERE ty Other outstanding cast mem- TEACHING never In Keeler even outcharmed the pear tonight in the first of two ii bers include the loyal Point, BUSINESS IS tents will merry fat man with his believ- performances at Concert Ilan at. OUR NUSINESS played by Bill Kelsey; Hardolph. Froom the I. able role as the young prince. 8:15. The choir is conducted by Riverside YE Falstaff's homely friend, played Willi:oil Erlendson, professor of He was convincing as the chiv- by Tracy Thornell, and Margar- alrous youth who possessed the nuisao. et Ann Crain, who sang the ' Yes. thou. gracious and generous elements Erhindson organized the A sweet Welsh song to her hus- [tit \ of English mantling! and who Cappelli Chotir when he joined TEA band. Edmund Mortimer, iii the Earl of the 5,15 11111sle Stii was also misconstrued as a cor- !acidly in 1931. ;tressed March. The choir Loot performs with the in i rupt and iii II min hy hi, fath- The history play, celebrating Sim Jose Ssiiiphiony er, King Ifenry IV Eddy Eman- and has .it least Shakespeare's quadricentennial. gained rero;.filtion bit concerts uel). Ife I lii fight... Keeler see111441 titt al It.... will eornillIte We'lne5t1;1, givion ii, ma them know his EllZattetilittl IliStOry California. 11, thrOlIgh 11 in the College isim oar . Well and his part even better. Chortlitors, a smaller ton- Theater at 8:15 iviii. Tickets are the uporr S41111)10 Ciratli loan the A l'ap- COSTUMES ANI) SETTINGS on sale at the Colhige Thrater pella Choir, still be leatiii."11 in fight... Each man has he With these two taitslimiling Box Office liwattul in the Spieelt Poillenc's SOir Ntoige." ellitraetel'S 11 i Ilvres,ary to and Drama Building. 5.15 stu- and \".,11,thalt willow's "A c'hitral his own place mention the erilioilnl and timely dent card holler Ital. 50 SPRING TERM Quote Flo . 11 " Female item curs of costumes :Ind settings by Her- rents and erieral i it is HORACE ., to bring II,: pl';111(21S are Shtriin ra'ke BEGINS MARCH 30 fight... Prisk and J. Wendell John- $1.25. tile and pa ,’ Moore. Susan llorot ,:o sac 1.15. my contra ii It, I WILLIAM ERLENDSON ii hit 111\C-

over the ai ,v114.r. till . . . conductor Diane Lima wit' iii fir' 1`,S0( 111 I DI MIS what 1.1 it. give Phrateres New on Campus members are fit-ron 1111O I.., Its ’-’-aHaRP DI (.III I 11 F c, 'it Sari /111 !h. 1,-..a,outh re,:s tor ACCOUNTING A new group on cantle:. winch cinneeted intii tile Taylor and Fred n.1101111:11 II, '1 - seems to he Very mysiviiiri. to l'hritteres Internatiow.. I 111,1 1hi ouiri v P SECRETARIAL SCIENCE em... many students, probabls because 1Prtit chapters ii re iloatu.; many Other select ions to be sung by 01/11,0115 COI. /LSI S Of its name. is Phrateres. filings, int thirteen the full dein. are "The Spirit is tile Another ehapter of Phrateres "The i'llr;t1orvoil- 1, 11 171 I! 1- Also Iloolnet It U.," iv kach. "In Far toil ' EXECUTIVE International was officially Zi110 ss hicll is published "nee a and -TINlis 1,41 bag 51vov MEDICAL r sentester rind I 'Itut', rill the Alinn:i :Arca- 1,, "When and woe LEGAL the ax firm, "I at SJS on Feb. 29, wich (sir 0" v Phraleres is an in Ileac, of the many eh:inters of It;is iii 11,11,1- :11111 -11.-:o,:t Ia STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL. democratic organization for col- the organization. 111,. if I livid'' SS. awes, le. Revolting lege stamen students, sincerely Advanced interested in its purpose and de- the Clr's Byde ax COMPLETE John SELECTION siring to vitalize its motto "Fatu- "Who's gonna junk all those OF PIPES ous for Friendliness." The name `tieky-tark% boxes'? . . . Dick Flanagan BRYANT & STRATTON Phrateres is Greek and means We offer you, "The Smoker ' the Roger Sutter COLLEGE OF COMMERCE "The Sisterhood." Dat leel ol* in ind-waker, \1 FEE the ax most complete assortment of pipes -IS THE 1'1 Phrateres has for its purpose tobaccocigarscigaretteslighters 210 North Fourth St. the upholding of the standards Pt /WITH for Jr. College Tro,tee it accessories for every type of CY 7-5707 141..1', '11 \ and ideals of the college. and the smoker. Smoking is not a sicle-lina lir E.' Selma/ Ekrtiaa : ...hold developtnent of a friendly spirit with us it is a specialty. 4414S among the women on the cam- Tuesday, March San Jas. PROV I !VENT pus. 47 North First Street MI 11 ST Ill Education is our First Line of Defense 1 I lira tereS Was founded at the CY 9-0463 that University of California at Los Angeles on Dec. 10, 1924, by I Noon Iltolen Mathewson Laugh- Dolmas lin. late htinttrary grand presi- line dent if Phrateres. There are thirteen chapters spread across the flitted States and British Columbia, each with fight... its own governing body, yet all NI CLEAR EN11,11(;) ITS!, kill" I VI' fight... THE LAWIIENCE BAN ITION !Amu \Tom Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA fight... Session MAJOR PROGRAMS NOW UNDER WAY: PLOWSHAREIndustrial 10 Week Summer and scientific uses JUNE 22 to AUGUST 29 of nuclear explosives. WHITNEYNuclear weapons for national defense. SHER- 7 Week Session WOODPower production from controlled thermonuclear reactions. PLUTO ...YEA For Graduates Only Nuclear reactor for propulsion of a ramjet missile. BIOMEDICALThe effects of JULY 13 to AUGUST- 29 radioactivity on man and his environment...far-reaching program,_, utilizing the skill,. TEAM LANGUAGES AND CIVILIZATIONS of virtually every scientific and technical discipline.

lite' This hirjh-irsltifion M,icshItirr lie", 1-vretfine splitting of the Ete'14.1.0V - .ii its .1 whew snectioi I ' nitico-tr JOSE 1, rot r n.incjirtit kc pause POLITICAL ARTS the mul' 11.111MS LRL scient 011 spnctrometrt locitylitterm, things go The functionc nf to" are automated no th,l' better ab5nrrillons for 180 alive vrilocitimt are ol,* 44 With normal run Ddta ohtdim I tor, printout scalars oIig mort,,rvj dv,1 roR pat. a bi electroiC ( ,) oh,' 4 .1 2 .1 (1 2 visrtr.-c. Accredited by the Western An' . . _ . . Colleges Coke Schools and sociotion of as o Liberal Arts Institution. For information write to: LAWRENCE i',E3ORATOf Tr' Admissions ! Office of EE, ME, CHEM, MATH, end PHYSICS MAJORS, all degree levels: THE MONTEREY INSTITUTE Laboratory staff members will be on campus to Interyiow stu- LIVERMORE OF FOREIGN STUDIES dents in the physical sciences and engineering UPI f 1,[\ I 1 11 1_1\1( II II Psf olfic. Rol 1522 Call your placement office for an appointment. rA-, 17 .11 ;1' I , '. ,, 114 11 1 11 . fht. ere 14,,NTEREY. CAI 11011GIA, 4174) viidit U.5, citizenship mewled. Equal opprctun11 smc1218', C010 tulupls.n.CI 41/9 DLO' 4.11_ I ,',ALrvulmui IL Cala Baffling Company of San Jose S" Josv. California 111.81111mik

2SPARTAN DAILY Monday. March 9. 1961 Spattan%saiti At. eaffifued &sue by Entered as second clam mettle AprI1 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, under the act of March 3, 1179. Member California Newspapers Publishers CAROLYN CHASE Association end Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, during college Exchange Editor year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full ace- demic year, $9; each semester, 14.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Memos from the March mailbox make new.: 2316. Advertising Fat 2011, 2002, CV 4-6414 Editorial Est. 2313, 23114, 2305, cam or bust. Regardless of the State 2013, 2014. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours 1:46420 p.m. Monday Department's Student Committee hail through Friday. travel to Cuba, the tor Travel to Ctlima Francisco State will keep organizing student Editor RON BOTTINI Copy Editor RICHARD REED trips, accurilai’I Adv. Mgr.__ GARY GREATHOUSE Feature Editor STEVE AGOSTA the Galen :t News Editor ____. ALLAN RISDON Sports Editor . DAN McLEAN Last silt-tuner, 58 students from S.F. State went RICHARD Society Editor JUDIE BLOCK to d Day Editor DOTY the group was ostracized by the State Department tor visitira: country because the United States had broken off dii.1.515144. tions. The U.S. still will not recognize having her citizens thus students from S.F. State are asking for trouble. Whethei A World Tour make it or not remains to be wen. Scramble! Not eggs, but people. The scramble system has h, put into effect again at Humboldt. State College to allow snide For Cassius Clay to get their food faster in the cafeteria. When a student get, caleteria counter, he to the edge of the scrambles to :in open ph and gets his food. According to the Columbia Daily C1SSIl S CLAY. the new Ilea yweight boxing cham- Spectator from New y pion of the world. last week dropped his gimes City one in 10 students on the campus has tried or regularly snit, marijuana. The Spectator reported that the faculty for a day and took a trip to the [lilted Nations. hasn't react to the of the situation, while seriousness some of the students Ile caused the biggest stir since Premier Nikita khru- worried about how to handle the problem. slichev Yisited the L.N. in MO. He referred to e% cry Ride 'em. cowboy. Western Week, featuring a rutile, eigai.e delegate he met as "sir." The champion's well -k%%%%%% n tal- rolling contest and beard growing contest, recently %vas. a No ent for talking was not absent. For the iiii st part. the activities at Arizona Slate University. Students should lake advantage of the lie listened as his hosts. L .N. delegates and newsmen. took rn.m. offered to them while they are in college. They him through the various council rooms and pointed out them again. During the next academic year, 285 students the sights. selected to go to five "Education Abroad" centers fr,an thurt. Ile told newsmen he wanted to meet Milne of his versity of California campuses at Berkeley, Davis, "brothers and sisters from Africa. lie said he was go- Santa Barbara. Beer, where? What did you say? ing to take a world tour in about a iiion ti and wanted On CAMPUS? ys, ,. a possibility. IF km proposal passes. Whoops, at 1110, to speak to people filen' sonic of the einintries lie Was Unive.-..- Oregon. Basis for their claims for having beer sold III the Si going to ISIE. Union at the campus, is "the personal freedom expiessed in 1 %nil lie did just that. Ile shook hands with dele- student discipline code." gates from Sierra Leone. Ghana. Guinea. Mali. Senegal. There must be a tot of ugly men in this werld at least college campuses. Arizona Morocco, Tunisia. Dahomeny., Chad and the Nory State, University of Calitiania and University of Santa Clara have selected theit.s from an 1. Coast. ment of contenders. San Jose State looks forward to the upc,c. Ambassador Christie W. Doe of Liberia said: "We event. want you to visit us in our countr%. whenever you can, Cassius. We're proud of you.' The 16th annual piesental ion The tour will he a tremendous opportunity for of the Emmy Awards of the Na- Today s Quote Tonighi Clay to represent his country abroad. tional Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will be tele- poets from the-up- sale and 1.; e only hope that when Clay returns, we. as cast on the NBC network from beds. Show them my ['wird.; "Cassius, we're proud of you... H. B. Americans, can say, Parry and and the silver pall over Thrust the 10 to 1130 p.m. May 25. Holly- a field, tusk them afro 1!: EDITOR'S NOTE: All Thrust and ing under the misconception that wood and Ness' York will be the Borovski Called sing Parry letters are to be limited to these people were simply advo- points of origin. 300 words and must be typed double spaced. Letters also must be De Gaulle Apologist cating freedom and equality for signed and include student body the Ainerican Negro, which I 11,:ditur: Cranston's Track card number of the writer, Any let- sincerely hope and believe will While 11r. Borovski's pro. ters endorsing candidates during soon he realized. Such is not the elections will not be printed. The French 1(41,101161'S are well- 11.1-', C.IINTB01.1.1.:1{ \Ian Cranston has %%hal now case. The Muslim people want. editor reserves the right to edit let- slid known, it amazes me that among other things: segregation HUNGRY? appears a clear track to the Democratic nomination ters for libelous statements, poor taste and length. he should early them 140 far as in schools, a for United States Senator unless Senator Clair U.S. gift of their to become an apologist for the own state, the freedom of all Ne- Our BAR-B-QUE Steak Sandwich Engle recovers sufficiently between now and June to virtual dictator, Charles de 'Full Employment' gro men condemed to die, and is re-establish confidence in his ability to carry on. .\ bile Gaulle. complete exemption from taxa- we base sympathized with the misfortune of Senator Column Questioned Perhaps, though, Borovski's tion as long as present conditions devotion to DeGaulle is based on Engle. we are him rid to express our complete disaji- prevail. Editor: more than a mere sentiment. ',renal of the efforts of his friends in the .1ssembly tee The Spartan Daily is indeed The Muslims believe that aft- BIG BIG There seems to be a great philo- BIG er 400 years of degradation they eNell:W 111111_ in effect. from basing to 1.1111 for the sena- fortunate in having a fellow the sophiCal consistency involved in and only caliber of ftichard Reeb for copy deserve a place in society- and torial nomination. 1 bill by Assemblyman Tom Carrell his common adulation of the editor. Evidently, however, he that the only way that this can French President ;ind !Machia- would permit the Democratic State central committee be brought about is in their OW11 isn't kept busy enough. Not only velli. It is this philosophical com- to designate the party's nominee if. any time up to 15 society. The Negro's place today does he it in the slot and make mitment to positivism, to moral is far above his 29` be equivalent posi- flays beffire the Noy eniber election. Engle should sure all the headlines fit, hut he relativism, which vindicates is tion 50 years ago. Evidence of Wednesday flights persuaded by the slate Of IIIP health tip drop mipit of the also shares itli is his dangerous Richard Reeb's use of the termn Every Monday, Tuesday & II this is in the many colored stu- race. Thus it asks that the State primary law lie warped thoughts. his ideas were a "opporl it nist ." 5:30 to 9:30 dents of SJS, and the increasing las.' of water, poted base to go Are we now to see "states- around in favor of Engle. It is completely unjustifiable.. ntimher of Negroes in profession- some IO gel your instep wet. manship" reduced from a high Cranston. or any other Democrat. is entitled to rim al fields. Because of racial prob- H-11{'; Ti, wit: Surely the column of calling to the status of the art of THE BURGER in that primary. We are aimiming many who look with a lems it is very difficult for the Match 5 in which lie lets the the power-grab? Is the study Negro to "make something of 4th 8 Julian, tat & Goodyear, Santa Clara at Dolmas speeial interest on Cranston's race berause lie repre- problem of unemployment fall of polities, as Las.swell suggest:;, himself," but, largely through and Stevens Creek Rd. at Saratoga Ave. ...lit- the fiscal responsibility KO lacking in the branch off the top of his head is the "1POW to get what, when, their own efforts, every year first of two on the subject. Left where?" of the Demoeratie party which Gmernor Brown heads. more do, and every year this as is, the piece is highfalutin' There is, happily, a source .1s Controller. Cranston made a most impressiye contri- problem is slightly reduced. fiction. other than Machiavelli on this bution tee sound government last year by opposing. Since this increase in the liv- For several paragraphs he tells question. There was a ing and social standards of the against all kinds of pressure. Geoernor Brown-- cam- us about how big. bad Uncle tuber who said that st t esrn en Negro is a reality, f feel that the paign to inflict a withholding tax on California wage. and Sam taxes the kindly old big must be just. His name %vas Muslim.s should make this in- salary earner., -- San Francisco Cl,,' le businessman so he doesn't have Aristotle. crease their "cause" rather than enough money to invest. Conse- Finally. just to soothe Dr. attempting to revert to condi- quently his business can't reach Borovski's germanophobia, tions prevalent 100 years ag., loll product ion. And if you have would like to assure him that ruining what good has been done I ill pnsiimtion, you have full only the decadent French na- by their fathers and brothers. I A Gus, 0' Wind emplo nent. tion could taissibly produce the sincerely hope that this can la, by likes of Charles de Gaulle, whose Trouble is, ecotairnists have accomplished, as the American STEVE AGOSTA said repeatedly that over-specu- abandonment of the West is Negro is an important part of Our expert beauticians Feature Editor lat ion. over-investment and Os er- approached only by the lack of this country. will give you the prodilei ion toppled the stock dedication on the part of our permanent best for market in 1929. own learlers. 111.1‘ Richard 1.. Safer, President ASH A11778 your own hair .., style it What Mr. Reeb forgets is, False Front KIS Voting Republicans in a new coiffure that mates somebody has to buy all that ASH AII182 you prettier! I've decided to abandon our %hitt! charger (now watch the fabled production he's crying for. Barry Goldwater PERMANENT WAVES FPOM $1000 letters pour in 1 and get off the soap hos. It% nine b.. turn to the His businessman can supply it, Recognized by Group '..HAMPOO AND SETS FROM $3 00 finer things in life. Vf'oinen. What could la, finer? but we ligve to buy it. Its con- Student Comments :,TYLE CUTS FROM $2.50 ad has appeared in the Spartaii 111-taiii venient. but deadly, to ignore On Muslim Paper Editor: 11/iNN Otes Ctliff 111.0 in, Ii.. tor the girl in need. The ad i. for 111. hiniet Dade% the demand side of the market. Editor: I would like to congratulate 1640 W. SAN CARLOS, SAN JOSE liii1 Bra. It reads: "'We are serious $01,11 1 11,11 1 111- Certainly. the population is Recently vvhile walking to the members of the Student 1.1,1 SPI1SaIi1111 Voith ifn magical Randerin support. w II 11, 1,1-, u1.11 growing. but taioduction tech- class my attention was gained by Council for granting official rec- CY5-8333 u.1'111) sun' sir mom. This is a revolutionary W.V. 1 oft. VIII 111 1.11 nology consistently outstrips the a young Negro man selling a ognition to AMPLE PARKING Students for Gold- CONDITIONED 11141111IarIU/Illg etilarge s smallm busts naturally %vill/1Ia 1, i l 11,1, demand now. With - newspaper entitled Muhammad AIR full invest water ISFGI on Wednesday, OPEN MOM. THIS SAT., MRS. A III frininss ids." meta -prodoet a in, the business- Speaks. Knowing little of the March 4. ’n.t-, nice, (,if Is, if yen' need help, s.oliconc (a I man would have us in another doctrine of the Muslims. I remah Al $11141111 I t will ion,' to your home for "per-onal oil-oh:diem" depression. bought paper and took the time Acting Chairman, MFG 1,1.1.11 in. II,-. hat S11.111S ti, 6,- the conYypt if what i- 1led The problem,. III red with the to read it. 1,, I 'mil 1.lii. of 11.1.111 of all whistle. 'oda\ Vs le, IA,,'-. if II". "I" concept el capitalism, bet with now f have been softer- A SR A181012 1,11.1 -gull look,. good on llo it , ta.1 nei pa 1 fruit leehnology. le's,- a prold,in for the poor_ tin-q.t., ling What. need be clone about unem- r, dry ads, of finding out. Don't wait for nic ployment and its social ills? Classy A . Fydes I lOST BoutNT lii tell Vol' hiss 111 -are 14/M.E of you men know. A CAR WtTti SPAR1AN emoN II T.R.13. in the Mau-eh 7 'New UN.. . No THANKS woof cLAssimes vAut. You fel seriously though. is it really necessary to put up a big front? RIDE Republic," says it well whrwt or- A whars wrong with being trim? 1 he flapper of Ilte 19211s b -ring th, . pri- Hay CLASSy lief -t if she WEIS thin and essentiall% flit - 1> vate affluence tan', ynnfintle he. \riAtINA (guy my prnt.,11.1Ii are rminy girls today whii ,,,i Ho' iiihlS as ,irf, public sqiialor . . 'plan- WAGON? big as they are 111:1(ii. 11 11 to IN'. TIIITI are alse Ion’t add # 4 ning' has iawnehow got to )1/k 411P1) ''' inches. and loot goat. I 111,1 11 11. 1. 1171111,II, 111 A1111.1.1,1 ft,IM being thin f. mile with an alit... tin,- la, c 1,...1. 'a. vi real Ke''' 0 .) a dirty v.ord. iiiromtay, 41- Ili, I gel Ill, argon; 1 14, ill,- ;tot uilli Ilic rf ) tug gris flair-nerd I 'ing to MI. tm.,ot,mctits just as nue li .i the tieNt gus l.it i111%. 11111 I.,. 1141 111 ) tuuggu'i', is II Ill, 1,11111 14 SWIM imp , by try tee make oui (Pi ii.ittiuu.g . ""i I sem lees itt I he I' that all the _ why try to make things than %hat they really are? Oh well, r torrIM other* Western nations already A 1 ,'- '' you get the message. 0 milrirPOPM 40) supply." 111 . Shape up, girls (another poor choice of words). be natural. Orrr4/11114 Star the way you are. You are bound to he discovered sooner or Peter R. Walla ... later anyway. ASB 5681. ....

rOITIGINAL DEFECTIYE1 History Play Has Humor.sigma Phi Epsilon DI rind!' y, M a rch 9. 141. %ICU 5. If %I IT.S To Collect Medicine lc,cst 155',y ears I,, ill. nompridit Keeler Convinci ng is organization. Prmce It is the purpose of the rzireet medical discards frimr:. ZININIERNIAN Davee, Relief to help men, viomen and JAChit: a.ssociate professor of son, respectively. Both seemed to cCtorti. ent'sti children in the Free World who Fine .teth Editor drama. put extra emphasis in acknowl- Cuba at s, ti) cl IS Ji)seph Pace, are hungry and cold; sick or Opening night always proves It was Falstaff, played by Da- edging the early perks! of his- acculling chairman c,l the Women's Aux- crippled: or who are unable to difficult for U new play, vid McClellan, the lively Bard's tory. the most Unusually authentic back- iliary tor California Aledical As. took no ex- most ii' 'ik:I iible-bodicil and "Henry IV, Part I" comic character. that the drops by Johnson PifM.11:41 a to Cuba St N.I.11 Therlf are $15 million v j5ic I' trom a rather College Theater audience will quick and scenes I ception easy shift in i d' 111!-; 111(41111V not used halts visiting n of bent swords ...; :11111 .IJ comic sword fight remember with this history play. in keeping with the numerous 110Milile idyll ’’ liv un helmets the. real hu- A great, rotund character pad. positions that Shakespeare tens and a go thp, the play !flan- .led of Tic- 5Ici. c 11 doing pick mor inkolved in course but possessing the drama involves. Whet her 111,. l'k 1,1111 hundreds of 1 ged to emerge f rout these open- feelings of a fat man, McClellan, It was the fiery red ilisti.1111V SIGMA PHI EPSILON may be saving the lives of hundreds of s' oltiees. They are doing ing night mistakes. Thi connived and cak-raded around of Ilenr Percy that human beings from their participation in the Direct Relief pro- tern has 1.a. the Direct Itelird Foun- 111liSi. lion stage as the merry companion of I., keep this hot-headed gram. This week they will be going on an all-out drive to collect IccW student presenting the laugh- Prince Hal dation. ,Alli,11 gives supplies to events in in a fat ma'sn fash- 'infant WillTir/I'" as the Prc,d1,11- medical discards from doctors which will be given to people in Ideal gets it:Kiel-de\ eloped areas in Mexico ,LcIIc 11 ter-eknking scenes that followed. ion, tottering all the way. This ate Wall’11.1 lighting for the underdeveloped areas. This is the second year they have been fl open of leprosy c,doilies, tor esamrde. 11110,/, plc The phis is directed by Or, Paul "huge hill of flesh" kept the rightfulr heir to the Englis h participating in the program. Pictured in the photo are (I. to r.), - _ Th.. liatei Oily has keen col- audience amused with his fat Ifivi.viro , e ve n with his Craig Pace, Tom Frazier and Steve Hall, Ti New y, lecting medical supplies for the :nail's laugh and villainous van- costume. Gary Saem as Hotspur, !daily sin, EXPERT SHOE REPAIR was too taken with the quick iasn't rear CLEANING & DYEING laELIGHTED .A IIENCED longue of the rough Elizabethan JOIN THE OTHERS students SHOE REPAIR a, ECONOMY is 'is Will 141111 Kee- character than with ATTENDING THE NEW Dependable the chival- Erlendson For Quick Conducts Choir Come to ler, Prince 111 W1ilr's, son 11 Hen- rous honor ot the actual voting Service BRYANT Bv STRATTON 43 E. Santo Clara ri, IV, who delighted the audi- soldier wh.r fights tor the "theme ence with III, fluent r(1111111411(i fit of Honor's n agile. In First Concert Tonight COLLEGE Of 1:0MMERCi the Elizabethan language and OTIIERS The A Cappella ap- WHERE easy control of the stage. Choir %till Other outstanding east mem- pear tonight in the first of tivo TEACHING Keeler even outeharrned the BUSINESS IS bers include the loyal Poins. rx,rfornirinces at (7oncert Ilall merry fat man with Isis believ- at OUR BUSINESS Played bY Kelsey: Bardolph. 8:13. The (...hoir is conducted thy able role as the young print-c.He YE Falstaff's homely friend, played William Erlendson, professdrr of was convincing as the chiv- by Tray Thin-nen. and Mn rgar- alrous youth who possessed the Yes. et Ann C rain, kk.hr, sang the organizisl the A gracious and generous elements sweet Welsh song to her hus- ETaiirs,11,1 Choir when of English manhood and who he Edited TEAM band, the Edmund Mortimer, Earl of the S.,15 music faculty in 19:11. St,1,. 71!: also misconstrued as a (for- .reused March. Tlie choir nc ir,. perfornis with tile m t rind and 11.10(1`. .irl ity cc fath- Th, history ph,,, cc'I,'tcici lug San Jose Symphony :mil ha; er. King ilenry IV this Eman- shakrsprarw, recognition for concerts fight... uel). Ile I l''c'Ic'i I so iIiIi’ d ti routuut, wedu,sda.,, vt:irrh gien icc itiwt.ficrn California. FiliZ/11/111111111 lstci 11, through 11 in the College well and his pall fVI11 Is.Iter. Cbioraliers, a smaller c' ii' Theater at 8:15 p.m. Tickets I11. are scrnble from tile A . COSTUME:A AND SETTINCS on sale at the College Thiater fight... lit.1111 C11.11', Will featuivil cci Each man has NVilli thr,. is. .111,ii111,1ing Box Office loeated in the Streeeh 1'0141,1-lcs "Cit Siiir " ii I.. 114,1.,:11.N. to and Drama Building. 5.15 st dId V;111;:11;ill ":\ Ch. :-,1 his own place Quote mentif,11 the vol.,' Ed and timely dent ear(' bolder lic kcis aer SPRING TERM Fift111 Fe:11a!t 1111,1 a e:, ci HORACE eostunies and settings by Her- (vitt,. and ::(11Prill t1,1111I,S1,11 bring the Ch,le;ilier, ale Shiiicin BEGINS MARCH 30 fight... neice Prisk and .1. '15'endell John- $1.25. and pa Susan Hoy, - lily cunra aril, Huth \'ciiiiciii,ccii 11,1,.' WILLIAM ERLENDSON I 11 eller. I 1,I1111, .i1111 . . till 01 tiiI s V. I' give Phrateres New on Campus 1111,1.. N11111 1111.11111(11'S lie 'tyro!. DI 1 1 .111,11111S, 11.1,11 Jones. Sans I . , fs rc- ACCOUNTING A new group on campus which 1/1..g;itilial,1,11, K.1111W111 .I.11).1.11' and F'reil . 1111111, ,: on octnr 1101.111.1tilMill. Its OM... (..Tandel. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE seems to be very mysterious to SI i ' 11Uld look 1, em... many students, probably because leOli chapters are doing many ()tiler selections t,) Is, sting lw vantages ; DIPI.011.1 COCRSES of its name, is Phrateres. things on thirteen ea1111/11SCS. II,.. full choir art ''The Spirit in life irs.Jrar- Another chapter of Phrateres "The Phraterean" is a rit.iza- ls, 111.11'41111 l-" Iii1 1111(1h. "I11 EXECUTIVE sit eina t aid I was ot ficia I ly 'line ss hlcli is 1.11111iSIll'll ./111'.. a I Ion. 111411.1" 1.11.1 "Tristis est MEDICAL LEGAL the ax formed at S.IS on Eel,. 29. semester and relates all the Amnia "Whiut with STENITGRAPHIC Phrateres all international nest's of the many chapters cif I 'ay ci Ili -oil" and -11iiswia SECRETARIAL, democratic organization for col- the organization. Ilse Simi iit David- by Veelkcs, Beginning lege %%omen students, sincerely Advanced the interested in its purpose and de- John Byde Clerk Typ . ax COMPLETE SELECTION

siring to vitalize its motto "Fam- -\\ Ito"s gultzsa junk all thow OF PIPES Dick Flanagan MIS for Friendliness." The name 'tickv-tarks . BRYANT & STRATTON Phrateres is Greek and means We offer you, 'The Smoker the Roger Suffer COLLEGE OF COMMERCE "The Sisterhood." I )at led a minti-sraker. NIEF,F.! the ax most complete assortment of pipes THE Alattf04 71, 2971 Phrateres has for its purpose tobacco--cogart--cigarefteslighters 210 North Fourth 1'4 an EH for Jr. College Trustee the upholding of the standards A accessories for every type of CY 7-5707 itit1 1\ 1 11:51 I, I \ of the college, and the and ideals I 111! Schinol klert : smoker. Smoking is not a sida.line ...hold development of a friendly spirit with us ... if is a specialty. lights among the women on the cam- Varrh ilk 1961; Son inse PRovIcit- NT pus. 47 North First Street Education is our First Line of Defense MI Al Phrateres was founded at the CY 7-0463 that University of California at Los Angeles on Dr,. If), 1924, by Mathewson Laugh - e 'ma s In.;111 Helen 111I 1111e 111919t'arY grand presi- line dent lir Phratems. There are thirteen chapters spread across the United Slates and British Cr olumbia, each with fight... its own governing laxly, yet all NI CIJEAll EN1.1111 USIA:111(111 VI fight... THE LAW/BENCE RA1)111'10\ 1.11))011 \TOR) Monterey Institute LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA of Foreign Studies

fight... Session MAJOR PROGRAMS NOW UNDER WAY: PLOWSHARE Industrial and sc " uses 10 Week Summer JUNE 22 to AUGUST 29 of nuclear explosives. WHITNEYNuclear weapons for national defer SHER-

7 Week Session WOOD Power production from controlled thermonuclear reactions. PLUTO ...YEA For Graduates Only Nuclear reactor for propulsion of a ramjet missile. BIOMEDICAL --The effects of JULY 13 t9 AUGUST 29 radioactivity on man and his environment...far-reaching program., utilizing the skill..., LANGUAGES ANC) CIVILIZATIONS of virtually every scientific and technical discipline. TEAM , " J 1-vre-fine Splitting of the iv 14 ' ar :1 This high -resolution Is, a 7 sit,,,n pet,e4,t ('S spectrometer, used to . so,u1,tir, at whew I r/)iid so, .1 4.211. propertie^i cid 'OSE I ena, is c ' ' (ranging 1 Pause POLITICAL ARTS r the multFion) Lnk I ; ININGS I Pi_ scientrili, ,.trornetrr .tyjill, re rd . fur. I, of the Ft,QLtN g I r ci .1 so that the r.-.on,vot . ri biletigA .r160 dod .--; are flEdi .c. I d Pita u131Iin 1 fri With dial !wore...Jed pri,,t out ale N.t c sew) waon tee s ' 4 ,11 2.1 01 9 . r . I . _1-1- CO Accredited by the Western As' sedation of Schools and Colleges as a Liberal Arts Institution. LAWRENCE For information write to: 11 11,7117 1 Anfin,^,Tr Office of Admissions EL ME, CHEM, MATH, and PHYSICS MAJORS, all degree levels: THE MONTEREY INSTITUTE Laboratory staff members will be on campus to Interviow 511J - I_11/ERMORE OF FOREIGN STUDIES &MS ttl the physical sciences and engineering (1111 RAI 11 I iY 'TI If Prisl Olfirn 1572 Call your placement office for an appointment. PA 11.1th,,Iti, ' II I II c CAI 1101INIA, elVS/ n5Ir4nv 1,111 1.1.5, citizenship requited. Equal ' ecn Cala Telerliane 4119 L3LIII.LLL LMJTMUI IL lettling CeivioaV of San Jose Son Jo vo. California 4.Y.lfrrtv T11TT1' r (1 1r Modern Christian Center Church To Open in April -toot ,uhterraneiin The 1St Iii I I I 40 \ I of Reconciliation is cum. suits 4:290 square area with a 10-car campus a s pril. auto storage .in Hell as an N2E0 runner of the [0 I t II ii chitect orally modern te.0 story building en 1956. At that time 11 .4, TtIlltil St.. sunsesstiat squat i-iixii Features in the proposed struc- were located at 99 S. 1 Ph ture include three fellowship Three other rooms which will hold BO people joined its 1957. atal the in and outdoor study calling themselves the each, a lounge Campus area, minor kitchen facilities, and Christian ('enter, moved ai 92 s Fifth St, In 1960 it library. the orema zaiihii 'ms ed to their preserit The pastors of all ,I.. . '"rhe library will he a balanced i mist, k,s awmed th,o . Ii. ,..,,,, religall:oAsLIA;ra:DofLici:InttAeln7po'contemporary i pus miliiSt ry is N ,,i,.,, works as cell as contemporary re- i al we work still. litzious and secular journals. We explore the major ,1 . plan to stock the major journals ,,,,,, in ,.,,t,inf. , raising many of the questions fac- ing our society.- said Don Emmet. Iiitifir of the United PreshYterian OPEN TONIGHi campus ministry. Architect and general contract - 'TIL 9:00 or for the project is R. Lind.sey PROJECTED VIEWThis is an artist s concep- The building at left is the present center. A Roberts Book Store Lamberson. lir La Selva Beach. I oft St. eiCrOSS from tion of the Campus Christian Center at 10th lounge and outdoor study area and minor men , and San Carlos Streets when the whole complex kitchen facilities are some of the features of of buildings is completed. At right is the chapel. the proposed structure. Look For Our Sign tre Cliee.4e6urgeP4 29e Gionf Size Pattie compare with any in town TENT -LIKE STRUCTUREThe Chapel of Reconciliation is the fry one for lunch today first of the buildings that will ultimately comprise the Campus Coming Soon Christian Center complex at 10th and San Carlos Streets. The l Chapel's design was suggested by the Old Testament meeting 4th & San FPrnando St tent. The 1,900 square -foot chapel will accommodate about (Across from Library) 130 persons.

resemblair. a tent, win be the fits,' in what utimately V.111 Study in comprise the new Campus Chris- Guadalajara, Mexico tian Center complex. The (Nista tor the chapel wit; The Guadalaiara Summer School, a fully accredited Un .e,sity of Arizona suggested by the Old Testament program, conducted in cooperation meeting tent. It will serve colleg with professors from Stanford Uniuer- members of Episcopal. Lutheran BURGERS and Califernia, sity, University of Presbyterian, United Church ot Guadalajara, will offer art, folklore, of Christ geography, history, language, and Christ and Disciples literature courses from June 29 to faiths. and room August 8. Tuition, board, The 1.900 chapel Will 's $265. Write Prof. Juan B R.ra ,t I iwo,1110 I' 0. Bee 7227. Stanford r

Ill .t SSIoNi, 4 1111,TI It is called the Chapel of Ite- ,..incitrarain because, according ti 'hard Walter f'helps, ai n ilia,. "

Flowort , :an denommati. a and at .1 plans call tor an addl- Corsages .. al.rig to replace the pees - nre for all campus Christian Center at Occasions liii S Tenth St. CY 2-0462 I Ott & Sanfa Clara The pr.rposed building will con. Spring Feature Articles Easter Fashions Tiro Color Tabloids Easter 1 acation Ideas

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4======ammamo in Relays UOP Tigers s,ItAterAN 14%11.1 - 5 Stanford VictoriDrop SJS Danish Gym Team To Make Into Third Over Struggling Spartans Ity DAN MeLEAN Stiartan eager.; wound up their SOLIDAV meet the Spartans %s ere w' ' in it iriet1 SJS the relay Appearance medley Thursday HILL Ity season with it loss Saturday, fall- comfortably in the 140 relayliii 4946.2 for .i new meet record', March 28." wail ing to the UOP Tigers, 62-49, at A touring group of 24 Danish pia. the Hellenic atilletie center the legs of Wayne Herman and the mile relay 13:14.21, and the SJS track mentor where %soots of Sniekton ’111. loss left the SJS gymnasts will San Jose edatalls.11 mom il. The Jisni iv 01114100411i. When the 880 relay , 1.26 93. make a entitled. summed up what were team %% Oh t ti-6 league record, 1. till% I,s1Winter third baton pass aellt avi ry In' - Stale appearanee Thursday at A Weld spot for 515 was those tied %%Oh for third place feelings of who Is'. een Maurke Compton and See - Composed of 12 men and yowler, The 146344 loom etarteol uiva the Spartan Gym. starting at 8 p.m. 100 where Wo Herman edged in the \Wm' S:111.111Illy'S Stanford Re- I leg man Herman. the gym team performs sartoo, August 211 oot last foLir iau Net'. 1051 Larry- questad, 1963 StAA dash The Danish team, which will 117- San tell behind just after the host Indians exhilationsry totalities stressiii: lurk The groom) has been per- "We just dropped the baton." ex- champ, in 0.5. Omaghemi cloaked r make three Hay Area appearance., meet again t pt'fljfl lilmirl1, and never ts., tins will balance and precisionaty testi:- fuming throoligliont f And The plained in addition to then show at SJS, Compton after the meet in at third postilion in the close - i'alW111 the Ti 4.1,. Pacific led 31 - k,. Work. the I ..iture that time.

.11 three The result was that the Spartans 1y. contested halite. Ili ;it II:Winne is sponsored by Phi Epsihm Kappa, wecJS going on the fuUnd the The tesin is currently on its lost six points toward their final national physical education fra- The 1:.To ;%:Toleo-Ta 'rum grabbed spot- SJS came on with a cUsh in the against a determined Tulin' the mile sixth world tour, the first of which the Itan,ii team frel ha To, gb total by not finishing the race. A ,i'i'i nd 15- ternity. who swept to light in the non -scoring two-Mile half. and trailed only track squad was in 1939. In subsequent tours ;E.ihe victory would have given them a the :Lame co_on.letote. and Satur- mce by beating favored Ron Davis, 29 with 14 minutes remaining in The gymnasts, organized and relay wins .,.e close tie with the Tribe. they have performed ill such knovon eompeting for the Golden Gate the game. But UOP widened the directed hy Erik Flensted-Jen- wet. .,. places as Tahiti, Fiji. ,:.lon in DanTsh L;Nrriolaottin fells- The meet, Track Club. Tuite put on a swill margin and with 12:30 remaining sett, have performed in the Olym- ties." Spartans had *011ie largely relaYs, was The Stanford disastrous in many respects last lap 9:07.9. Harry Edwards fouled out of his pic Stadium in Athens and ....V- addition ..! moments on the for burst to finish in initing oft the the linal game. The loss of Edwards end other historic Greek ii. To start Spartans. Stanford upset SJS Tuite hopes to go under nine min- loca- stadium ,a utes this year and the Stanford hurt the Spartans severely. tions. They have appeared In the meet was a good start on his goal. The game was won on the free famous stadium of ancient Olym- 'O'FIN FULL re throw line. UOP hit 20 of 36. CONCERT...""'"' The Spartans won the two- while the Spartans hit only seven , A GREAT NEW SHOW' 0 Mile relay. their Only relay- '.'.in Springtime Femininity of 20. Jack Schalow alone hit a! id the meet. John Garrison's CLOSED CIRCUIT- BIG SCREEN! remarkable 15 of 17 from the line, Hi-House 0 150.1 hall mile leg uas the he led :ill scorers with 23 jioints. Perry,i. accenting NATIONAL GENERAL s, highlight. The SJS %%inning relay For Etiss anis. playing just over half nil CORPORATION nininity for the SJS time nits 7:3.1.3. the ganw, hit 12 points for SJS. Scores 100 BETATIes ign designs made Spartan Iceshinen won three r:sp In all, 48 fouls were called in tile lour irosh ,schi,. Ili sparkling through events, losing only the game, 29 of them on San Jose. Tlw TIo. The 410 in ,pring wardrobe ai the shuttle hurdles. Spartans Ron Labelich and Gary inagic number in intrarmiral iiday team v,.on in 42.8, the di-.- Gresham also fouled out. ketball Thursday night. when 0 Iace 10:28 medley in awl the Itebounds finished a close see- scored 100 points in a "G" 0, game with the i'j ' foul shots in in Warriors.It p DIRECT FROM THETA And inn)ortanee on the The Tigers out -rebound- Platte led his team with 40 points Same FIRSTAMERICAN Show' Peppy '41 - a, Jose, 56-37, with the UOP and Don Eversoll followed up with CONCERT., "THE OPEN TONIGHT 32 of his own. The Warriors man- ; lit line pulling down 38. BEACH crowd was brought to its aged 39 points in the barrage. 'TIL 9:00 The 185 South 1st Street 0 WASHINGTON D.C., eet toward the end of the game, Elsewhere in the intram,,, BOYS" Roberts Book Store Edwinds jumped off the bench world, the fraternity leagues Phone: 286-4680 0 COLISEUM! 104I1 St. across from men's dorms o take a swing at UOP center Leo busy. ATO beat Sig Eps. :31. LESLEY 0 DO NOT CONFUSE aldleton. Middleton provoked Ed- GillCyester led with 16 points P. 0 WITH HOME TV. GORE ,salls as the Tiger star was eject- Kappa Alpha. behind Tom G: . P,,duct. by C. ed horn the game. ham's 21 points, defeated SLei 0 In a preliminary game. the Spar- Nu. 48-40. Sigma Chi fell to Ore'. $ SATURDAY -SUNDAY -March 14-15 j} tines fell just short of the Pa - Psi Phi. 35-22. Ernie Gami,,,.. Teo Matmee Performances Each Day. [wish, losing 71-70. dropped in 20 points. DSP tono, .1 0 THEATRE AND POLIC, 14'. 47-35. Roger Oswald was hi.: rffAit point man with 21. SAE slipped Frosh Nine Lambda Chi. 49-46. Terry uith 17 points. led the win FOX San Jose All Seats 52.K

In the "E" league, the Encouraging thinkers drubbed Toad !la!' The ,testers downed AFItt o ',Loch I:ill . eman he , LENTEN SPECIAL 2, 24-22. Moulder No 2 (This Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Only) aduin team iii'. ii'' ;i1 cam - No. 2. 58-45. Him 114, \se,: last week and lost a close 2-0 and Bob Holsten dropp,d to, 45entSWOO SLATE' 1, ,ision tii the Rearcubs. In their the haulers, ,,:ond inning of the year, the The "G" league saw the Swishers 1 "ii -oat-labiate. played well defensive- overwhelm the Pink Horde, 71-17 It ats ('al's sixth game. Ruben Aguila accounted for CINEMA GAY 552 SOUTH BASCOm CC 57738 40. SCJ F RST STREET cr 4 544 Bob Charlet was the starting points. The Artichokes dropped the "KNIFE IN THE WATER" eher and stein seven innings. His Pacers, 35-32. Dick l'ope wa, 'DAVID AND LISA" :formance was termed "very man in the game with 16 "LORD OF THE FLIES" FISH WICH enraging' 29c by Gustafson for hi, . The Limehouse Gang STUDENTS 5100- - STUDENTS S. 30 - starting assignment. Moulder No:;, 55-17. Marcel Rom. The Beareubs were unable 11 ,ritieri 27. Toasted Bun Deep Fried Haddock ...rpower the Spartans at the TOWNE SARATOGA te. the runs came from it held 1431 THE ALATAEDA CY Tile: BA N Tarter Sauce Lettuce II and a single off the end of the "LONELINESS OF A BILLY LIAR" RENT a T. LONG DISTANCE RUNNER Not content with a .545I season DOUBLE BUNS eisird, the frosh canto stormin..! ...fDENtt. S - STUDENTS Si iek Thursday all h a Ill -1 ',fop FREE \. .1.1( High School da, ,ilit nil the ssily noinui to chalk up a win tor hi - EL RANCHO TROPICAIRE 0.544' AND Ao.AADEN ROAD 10c DRINK 1.1 decision of the year. Minor 90 INA ALUM ROCK AVENUE p Situ' hits, while his team- Monthly SEVEN DAYS IN MAY" sc %crew, mates had a field day at the plan' WITH EVERY FISH WICH WHO S SLEEPING IN MY BED Jeff Leonard pounded out us,' SWORD AND THE STONE

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