MUN Tickets Pushcart Deadline Fedonen- Dirket. for Matotal lOnia. !rem irreaniZatione en- MUM bin. In the 1.1th eat speech and the trr1ng (ern/petition Fie - April 27 at 6311 running Puehcert girt astarday, asaltahle In the Los arc (lire iida 11 10111: W1 are nit'o a *111 entr. 11,-"t the Lenard. Oen for $S. Students edlepc I Iii alphe Ira 11.riiil 110u.c, $1 at ticket/. to hear the ee tan Pith st. report stese Beard - I s. liniblinotftdor with- Kv,L,n publicity director for the Spartanct slew, dinner. ae Ate eiting the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE I.%ent. 60 411P. 3s SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1963 No. 1D5

To Save Tower Hall ASB 'Need Era' Subject Hauck Urges Letters Survey' Held Wed., Thurs. Of Prof's Speech To Education Officials Fifteen hundred students, eithin ractuis !lac in; Olen- sines, le15 and discus, whit and 5 cents. , representative student viewpoint, 90 different classes, were the sub- minutes Latin America wejch ril. Five 3cets of a comprehensive ASH has "brought is being done to rectify thr That's all It might take on the "The Board would question the cold war Need Survey" Wednesday and the deep into the western SIS students to insure appropriation for funds if no in- hemisphere.- must MANS ROOKS pad of yesterday to determine what they recently in Cu- 9757724 allocation for the terest Ls shown at all from stu- Dr. McGann received his B.A. the desire from their association with be analyzed by Dr. Thom- of 53-year-old Tower dents," he continued. its F. M.A.. and Phi, from Harvard renovation :-;an Jose State College. McGann, professor of Latin according to Bill Hauck, ASH He emphasized that "the Legis- University. His book. "Argentina. Hall. Additional tests will be con- American history today in obser- lature does not go around throw- vation the United Staters and the Inter- president. Monday and Tuesday to of Pan American Week, fennel statement Issued ing away one million dollars with- ducted American System. 1660-1914," has In a bring the grand total of persons Dr. McGann will speak at 11,30 Hauck suggested a cam- out careful investigation." been translated into Spanish and ,,,teterday. surveyed to 2,600, from 130 classes. in the College Theater on "Latin peeeide student letter writing The president urges that stu- was published in Buenos Aires. In Survey results will be available America and the United States' to Chancellor Glenn S. dents write letters, short or long, 1961 he co-edited "The New World campaign in mid-May. A new Era." The lecture will pre- Dumke and to the Board of ; explaining Tower Hall's relation- Looks at History" and translated Pete Briggs. sent Lein Arriel lea as a region of the California state ship to the SJS campus and the, Rod Diridon and "A History of Argentine Thought" Trustees of vital importiinCe to the free wield individual student. aelitate representatives, are the by J. L. Romeo,. colleges- avey's directors. and partioularly to the United joint address is: 2930 West "We are defending Tower Hall Following the ruidress will t* The According to Diridon, the pro- St ales, Imperial Highway, Inglewood, on tradition. And students make special invitational luncheon for gram, initiated in January. is Dr. McGann will speak of the tradition." Haw-k maintains. the speaker in the Cafeteria. Calif. weighted in three areas to invoke bilateral failures of Latin Ameri- Explaining his action, Hauck said He suggested that letters favor GRADUATE REPRESENTATIVE Rod Diridon explains a fine point Pan American Week commem- it representative et-seetion of can and U.S policies in tee hem's- many students do not realize the retention of Tower Hall as a I in the ASI3 Surveyfirst of its kindconducted Wednesday and orates the First International Con- that the entire student body. Tower Hall may fare its doom campus landmark. "All in all. Thursday of this week to Sue Kruger, student assistant secretary, fercnee of American States held that They concern the academic no interest is shown on the part Tower Hall is the essence of the assisting in the preparation of the survey questionnaire. The in Washington. D.C., in 1890. This if ranking of students, the academic the student body. SJS campus. The Tower and inner 80-question survey was distributed to selected classes by sopho- first conferenee. a landmark in of of endeavor and the time Urging students to write favor- guad are the pulsebeat of the SJe more men's honorary service organization Spartan Shields, areas U.S.-Latin Ameriean relations, led of day. ably and respectfully. Hauek said campus and add to the academic to the creation of the Pan Ameri- The survey, made up of 80 ob- that the Legislature IS bound to atmosphere of the school. can Union. known, since 1948, as jective and five subjective ques- be impressed by any letters with "If letters are submitted to the the Organization of American tions, deal with three areas: col- Board or Chancellor Dumke, we New arking Limits States. administration and currica- will he in a much stronger posi- lege COUNCILS DEVELOPED bim, bookstore and cafeteria and tion to face the Legislature when An efficient inter -American or- Next Week the ASH government. Vote and if the appropriation is sub- ganization. with various councils Although most questions are on - muted. We then can indicate our R. aise Cornrnuter Ire and committees, has developed to 'biased, Diridon agrees that several support for renovating the Tower maintain peace and foster cultural For Joe College, quest ions take a definite stand and have a stronger platform to Placement of one and two-hour have only one choice and that is and economic relations among the "But here We try to get person' said. jai'king Isehn,:trst taizurldisitthei,cazt,c.ss toinitr.akley,itnbes best of New World Slates. to refute 'sir stand and this i of '63 ba5Luir:t:::esairgubeellue7se"thei:eauheal.csAnnoyedCoed otrhaitt."1,..plegic: The present organization of accepted survey procedure," he no real student panic concerning :has prompted an angry cry from students who have special reserved American States is one of the 1,ay explained. and !Cary Coed will ,SJS driving commuters. parking areas are forced to special regional organizations A pilot survey was conducted ly chosen by penny vote Thum- According to Arthur B. Philpot a $5 for those reserved spaces. Some- within the framework of the Unit. - to Easter vacation to (thin- day and Friday of next week in City Traffic Analyst, a study car- thing about which he feels that. Prior Rally Committee mate "ambiguous and confining fmnt of the bookstore and cafe- !Had 1 indicated "this big rich,state of California 'act of the observation at questions. In this survey we foune teria. Applleatione for Rally oni- a small number of short time should not have to dn." Latin American exhibits have 'he trouble spots and hope we go' The winning Joe and nettess eorresponding sreretary it rivers needed parking spaces ' In nridition, parking has been DR. THOMAS F. tecGANN ---en on display in the library, the Betty will rel of them," Dirkton said. te announced at a are available and due today at around the campus. These short changed on Seventh Street le- okstore and in the Natural Set- dance in the Several inner-Meek cpirts..r- Women's Gym Friday night from 3 pin. at the College Unlon, time one and two-hoer parker, tween San Fernando and San Car - at and Ifonie Jesus'/mice De- lie ,...ere included ill the survey to find 9p.m. to I am. Trophies will be will be held Monday at were part-time students and busi- to relieve traffic hazards, con ;tart ments. geation and to care - survey was weighted properly awarded to the winners. No ad- the College nessmen who visited the college. increase the ' mg rap/wily of the street, acne Business Office mission will he charged. A Committee for Fair Parking Ing to Arthur B. Philpott, Parking Money earned em- has been farmed and it plans to ph Gates from the contest, the building's closing, Hawk Analyst. Now in Barracks sponsered by the sophomore class. phasized that many students do be at the San Jest, City (trainee T raffic ilosophy Profs Fifteen hundred driving stu- kill es toward an all -school beach not, realize that "the old ball and meeting on Wednesday, April '21 PARALLEL PARKING 111' III', I if. d -tits will not he aide to enter party The "hinge, made during the in May. chain might be the building's fate The committee pamphlet has o writer e leen mipeed 10 HI and 112 the multi-story parking ea rage Easter vacation, has been front di- Contestants must pay a $1 en- if something is not done. - atoll that "a two-dollar ticket IS the Lair:wk.: ha-hind Mon is Dailey Nlonday link.-, they peek up the agonal to parallel parking. The try fee to put up their pictures, "There is a real chance that a high price to pay for a three-hour, Dr. Frederick C. Dommeyer, &IS A udit oriern new ea rd nuts being issued change will allow to re- contest chairman .leff Allen said. Tower Hall may be torn down," he lab." The committee victims that the etty Philosephy Department head, and The r- ng of all the offeres and in the Cashier's Oilier Admee3. move the single ...hilts line new pointed out. such constant charges se o u 1 d . Dr. Edward H N1 eiden, professor elf I ,; *cons Tone-,' Han his Neely in/reined elrettrie gates we must make effective down the center of the street and her .1nr1 van "So amount to $12 per semester for, of i' ' ’ !teen asked to Ti, ern seine' into action tomorros to paint in four lanes, Phil plans.- Hayek said, "to keep attending one class that 1-1 11 0ver ,contrili,,’ i.- c, for a second er .f San Jose The move at R a.m, and vide 'ten nnly NO High Schools The change is an effort at wid- something we really want." during the semester. volume e: a e the philosophy e- I to be completed by with special plasitic "card keys" "No matter if one attends SJS ening the street, and outgrowth of of Chat les a I 'el rae. great Amen- Mend or 23 cent.. Tower MILLER I'll(' A 1. proposals given the College Traffic ' for one year or several, the can pragn., ..m who influenced Attend Career Day Professor Melvin It NI;;Iie I ommittee and the and inner quad are in essence San endorsed by William Jame, and John Dewey. chairman of the College Parking San Jose City Nearly rice hundred high schools Jose State College," he concluded. Council. The first volume appeared in Committee, is very vocal about it. The change will also redure the located in 1932, Since that time ii new gen- the service, areas of San ' I don't like it. I object to it, safety hazard of ears hacking out World Wire ilrse and eration of Peirce scholars has ap- San Frew-ken State Col- however, I realize that there is from diagonal parkin,: which cre- IT 51,1 5 lk I: IA I PROTEST P111 .4( I sntsky, Flicks Switched peared on the scene. tem will ler represented by parking problem and it seems ates a large blind a for the tied police , .:;.n TO appear in 1961, the work will Italian city feacimatels. to me thal -aurients and faculty driver, 01 Tirriv., ter 'hi, second day as iateir proireted etnke 500 students tomorrmv To TH55 Tonight commemorate the 50th anniversary the at by Italy's 8.1.000 doctors against the government -sponsored health the Careers in Education Day. Tower Fla I is ( ret the- ea - of /he de:II h of Pewee insurance program. It is sp.inacred by the Student day nicks march on. Doctors have protested against the red tape and small fees paid Ceifornia "A Night to Remember." star- Teachers Assoc.. under the health plans. Cancelling all arrangements with the corn- ring Kenneth More, fills the sett-an Markham 1S Mayhem -CIA and Rally the California Society Teach- ROTC pante, they hiked their fees and left it up to the patients to pay. in T1155 tonight. There will be twe ers Associanon. As an emergency measure, Taranto doctors offered free medical Bay Section, showings to compensate for the, tCTA). Cart! to all persons who belong to the health programs until the limited space in the lecture room. 1 27 To Wash Cars na- tion-wide dispute is resolved, Speakers at the general meet- one at 7:30 p.m. and the otheraat Scheduled f or Apr ii Clean your car. mister!' 1114, held at a.m. 10 in the Men's 9:30 p.m. Rain or shine. San Jose State NEW IFIMITING THREATENS KEY AREA IN LAOS Gellnasium. will be Dr. William originally sehed- Markham Hall will introduce the finish line by !'..ht The start- The movie was College Pershing Rifle Cotnpany VIENTIANE. Laos dPI Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma G. Sweeney, dean Morris Dailey Auditorium, first annual gimmick sports car Inc point has liccri designated at of the (educa- tiled for will be asking this question tomor- said yesterday that fighting has broken out in the strateeie base of tion christen, and rick, "Tifed,ges at rally, Markham Mayhem I. to the the Municipal Rifle Range on 10th Dr. G. W. Ford, Next week's row from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Phone Sas-an near the Plaits of Jars and the situation is -erave." lest elementary Toko-Ri," is also seheduled for San Jose State campus Sat urday, Street. education. Dean Cadotte's Texaco across from Val- Phouma said he did not know how many casualties were involved SWeenrY Will diSrUSS in the future ceill April 27. Entrants need "California T}33, hut plans not drive spoils ley Fair Shopine Center en Stev- up to this point. He made the disclosure of the new fiehtine to a Leilislation and use of Concert Hall, I The rally will brain at 7 p.m. cars, for any vehicle that can Teaching Creden- for poesible hold ens Creek Read. group of dignitaries assembled at his residence for a latotian new tials." is '13 cent& and all entrants must be at the one passenger may he Admission used. Each The fund from the project will year's party. ear will he given ginunick sheets. help pay expenses to send Penes in Earlier, the pro-Commerest Pathet Lao forces, already in virtual the starting point and must lob gine delegates to the annual Regi- control of the key Plain of Jars, 551Cre reported spreading their opera- law the instructions and answer', mental Convention at Fort Bliss. tions in southern Laos. Hecified questions on the way to Texas, April 27. Informed sources said the pro-Communist capture of Ban Ban. 'lie finish. Other college units attending the third Neutralist village to fall this week, made a shambles of the Entrants must leave parts of convention wtll he from New Meat- cease -first and threatened to give the pro-Communists complete con- 'heir gimmick sheets at each nf eo State, Atizona State Texas trol of the Plain of Jars a military complex that (treed cont rid tell ',air (theekine, points along the Western. USF anti Santa Clara of Laos. 'site. The ear with the largest University. RROWN SEES uemher of points at the end of the "The entire college may partici- Nr:En FOR 1/ECENT HOUSING will he the winner. pate for only 99 cents per car... SACRAMENTO 'UPI, -Gov Edmund G Brown. expressing con - The race will Ise held throughout said Paul Crary, public inforination risen OVer the ' desperate need for decent shelter., for thounands of ieinta Clare County Each car Will officer Californians, yestetelay sent the legisbiture a four-point program on I, elven a ,raled envelope with the housing eldrees of the finish in ease re a Five million nekk. homes and cipartmenta woilid neerleat in Ow Reservations Open state during elm lull will be docked point!, the next IS years to bake rare of El million new ellilenb d the envelope is opened For Hearst Trip Ii.' slated. at!ons for the annual lei- 13151Wirl'S message Thee* finishing first, serene' and to the Senate and Assembly said that the nernitee Club trip to the Hearst premise of a !letter life rot millions 'Ii lit will receive trophies and dash of American:: had made California Castle are available now in ihr. the nation's leading ..t ate III CS. The nrganization with the Iliimantlice offer, 1ei127. lie said that despite the growing population, t'alifornie had made a, most pertielpants in the top en vi ill I', st of the trip. .ehedilled for totic-rnnee plans :it all for 11011,inc needs Ill THE 4,,,y4ant te the torrnfAry grinarAi Marilyn Cell also reernle the weekend AIR!--Threis SJS students, 411 MIJN a Insets, 1, $11 Trensperla The grave c11.,1* tlee onedlittel t the fa.mIhr, at LAY. Amok.. ("rm., nI,infan4 mrief reltairAr Int Om !nine stir 1,74,'"/"*". will Ise p4nnlist, Fereive S,i lxviging and a tour of anid San Franc.keo fin tint ellrnigli en Erfifror't The entreisce fee (err', h. mid .arn to hey Ole lowest primed luteie. dIsn Al h eov, r.hannel 7, Oakianej, CuintiAiy 411 I I:10 ealienal ...pr.., ra%1 and ;resin& are 'Irbil...el tri "in Itne I alifareii literate twit% 4f the Pinaliith 4 renelitt The skew will Petver Mt I ti hnIsiy, the price I. fes r. will be Enid Munsinger, If present trends centime,. their ability in pay will go down committee administration, court, and committees. start of the race The rally Is Further chairman; Samuel Obregon, secTe- information may be ob- not up." he said 'The met of !using in general has risen 33 per cerit open t"’Yocncral and Richard Quigley, executive to the public. tained tn F0127. since 1950. The cost if 110,./mni; has riser 42 per cent -- V.

ih.411,411TAN DAILY Friday April 19 1'361 C Thrust and Parry which will an - awaiting: the Council Chambers. y left at the edge of the czorarii. oatnil trucks specific facts as to Chaplain’Anti-UN why he is First Street and MISsiuii, .0 4 are now posted tor Late ;est tau nounce protest activities and. attacking the U.N. Gets Too Much Space' p nt hour parking. The car parked "cruise in the downtown San Although I have learned a go,,, deal from the St rind SJS campus areas other Editor: Jane Eduard. AS13 3698 at the edge id the campus Is OUT Jose letters it, throughout the session"? have been printed The small group of students on Adrienne Fuser.) ASK 14.t.15 locker, study hall, lunch room concerning ri.. material enclosed by quo- controversy, I get the campus opposed to the Untied by psted Wes.pcate ASK 105 and discussion table. The nothing out mark, is taken from an the contention that Nations hate a perfect right to IltrNr it Sit .11510 SF 711 The eit1' 1, a looter home. Lition I have been pubri.ried in the Spartan "convinced 01 an plug for international anarchy, Eta Mutinies. ASK 0534 Now we are evicted. article argument pa, 15. 1963, and I hope judged to he but why give them so Much Kathy Westall ASK 3496 Will someone please tell us Daily April lailacious on the of the group will basis of flu infortnation.- space and attention? taslI Lluilln ASH 12270 the nitioaale behind this change that a member 1 tia%e these is little information, Sincerely youls, Trurs Thorne)! ASK 1243 fur the worse? please answer any or all of or 1 acult not have written George L. Collins Irene Clark ASK 5636 This is a commuters' school. questions. the letter. However, whether Baptist Campus Pastor hob HIKI-latv ASH 12111 Fully two-thirds ur mute are Joni Moon I in, ignorant ,a knowledgable Landra Emery ASH 7T -it ardependents with few college ASH A12594 is not It,.. iTte of the matter. 'Come and Protest .1isitom Wood ASH 16601 affiliations. Now, we have been Whether an Arthur L. Conn ASH 11416 robbed of our homes. gunient is fallacious or not ,, Parking’Readers Rich:oil E. iliustafson .tslit 1438 We ask, net fur ourselves, but Student Awaits completely independent of the Editor: Jiro Ehritiburg for every student who com- Controversy Reply facts. All students enraged by the Carole arren mutes: Whom dues this change Judy Saltzman two-hour parking zones recently benefit? The part-time student? Editor: Jerrt Goa"! ASK 1131 ASK 847:I established around the college Or the I think Mr. Koegle has done Iliane lit home ASH 601 'rhe full-time student? -- an excellent job of parodying my by the avaricious City of San college? A li\rLrir' Jose: Magnolia Misses Edward Wilson ASK 5358 words in his recent criticism of 34 Em Join with us at the meetings Ann Phillips ASK 4274 say article in the Spartan Daily. of the City Council on Monday, 'Fond of the Tower' Jerilyn Putman ASH 878 Nevertheless, I am disappointed WORK IN EUROPE April 22 and 29. to protest. Lynne Cum,. AS111 4272 that he has not given me the Editor: :MORE TRAVEL GRANT% We are taking this step as the The women of Magnolia Man- reply I have been so anxiously Apr. 19, 1963--The haat of many to force the revo- or are greatly concerned over American s Reader Questions dent Information Service, the cation of this malignant policy. the closure of Tower Hall and el... SEE THE SPRING SIGHTS authorized placement service lu'r If this creeping sickness is al- American SHOIll.NVE SEEN THE ONE 1 CAUVT!" the fate to which it may be sub- DiPippo and Friends students seking stenTher lowed to continue. there WM jected. We do realize and ap- Editor: ON ONE OF jobs M Europe, has increased from Slum be no place left where stu- 1500 to 2000 the number or travti preciate the concern of the For the sake of my curiosity grants it dents can park their cars with- will award student, abi Chancellor and the Board (aer, and to satisfy the interest of Hondas plying for positions in Eiirope out charge. our protection in the event of an many people who perhaps have Jobs openings now ava, We hope the Council will see Fabulous "50s" Congo Troubles Back earthquake. We are, further- not written to the Daily or Europe include position,. , reason without the necessity for more, aware of the vast expenses spoken with members of the tortes, resorts, hospital:, up to 225 miles per gallon summer camps and in , further action. which may result in its rein- "Anti-MUN group." I would like solves parking problems plications are received I, \Liy This policy interferes with our forcement. to ask several questions. (11 If carries two very nicly classes. A $2 parking ticket is However, we are all very fond To Plague U Thant the group "is not officially spon- Priced as low as I nterester stutter' t ’, a high price to pay for attend- of the Tower and the Inner sored by anyone," why is it per- naming your school , , 11 ing a three-hour lab. This would Quad. To us Tower Hall Is nut mitted to use school facilities ASIS, 22 Ave de la , By BRUCE W. MIN tiwy operation successfully com- ernbuurg City. average out to a $32 surcharge only the focal point of our cam- E132 and rooms A and B $245 Gran,' tnIt4s1 Press International pleted in January, all countries Luxembourg, for a 20-pi.4.,e for the privilege of attending pus, but it is also a visible sign for speeches UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. are forbidden to supply military of the cafeteria) spectus. a complete job selecti,,, only one such class per week. of the tradition with which San and movie projections? I 2) What and application. (UPI) The Congo headache has assistance to the Congo "ex- Send St for the This is only one example of the Jose State has been endowed. is the "Internal Security Coun- BILL MANDER prospectus, handling :111(1 an ae- returned to plague Secretary cept upon the request of the snail hardships this new regulation To us, the quad is symbolic of cil" that is to give, "reports ... 635 University Ave. reply.ere fPilis' General Thant, United Nations through the sec- will cause. higher education in the state as on Federenko this week," to Los Gatos 5000 inquires receive This time, the cause of the retary general." a $1 premium for the new In a recent edition of a local San Jose State is one of the old- Tom De Pippo? (3) Why is a student recurrent trouble is political, Early this year, the Leopold- or call ELgato 4-2130 travel book, Earn, Learn and paper the reason for this in- est institutions of its type in group which is comprised of Travel in Europe. rather than militaty. Recent ville government, through Thant, crease in the rental of public California. "private students and citizens of fighting in and around the asked for help from five NATO property (parking meters) To us, the Tower and the Qaud the state and valley," (where Jadotville mining center appear- powers and Israel to train its boiled down to an increase in are the most collegiate and edi- presumably "citizens of the state ed, up to now, to have been only army to the point where it could ... for wedding receptions! customers for the downtown fying parts of our campus. and valley" are not students at a recurrence of internal tribal preserve order, defend the coun- merchants. The students of San We feel that to destroy the SJS) permitted to use school battles that have always marked try and let the U.N. force, now Jose State some 17,000 in num- Tower and to erect a modern facilities as noted above? (4) the country's history. reduced to 16,000 men, go home. ber), as usual, were ignored. classroom building in its place How are they able to finance 17AATE,r11 The seat of Thant's African The Congolese wanted Cana- This population of students, would destroy the only charm - - this time is the prob- headache dians to help organize its mili- 100 per cent of whom are con- which our campus claims. * BEAUTIFULLY retraining the Congolese lem of tary communications, Norweigi- sumers, comprises six to seven We, therefore, urge the pres- PLANNED Balartas national army. ans to retrain the navy, Italians per cent of San Jose's total pop- ervation of Tower Hall. When the Belgians gave the * REASONABLY PRICED for the air force, Israelis for the ulation. We would hypothesize Respectfully, nrc country independence in 1960, Flower paratroops, Americans for sup- that in the central San Jose 'Magnolia Manor, Ns, left a native army of 25,000 * IN PERFECT TASTE they plies and logistics--and Belgians area, students comprise at least liar men, none of whom ranked high- Shop for general reorganization and 60 per cent of the total con- Gone,' U. er than master sergeant. Over- schooling. sumer population. This is too 'Foster Home Flowers . . dinners and breakfasts, too! night, non-commissioned officers Thant could simply relay Leo- large a group to be ignored. We Students Complain and became generals, and disorder, poldville's request to the govern- must make our voices heard. Dear Editor: Corsages mutiny and riots followed. ments concerned and let it go at Join the Committee for Fair Is the parking barn doing so for all Under the U.N. resolution that. But he has recognized the Parking at the City Council poorly that we must be forced Occasions 1 7 AVE which authorized the Congo mili- "delicate political implications" meetings on Monday the 22nd into buying space in it? CV 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara ROUTE 17 AT N. 1st PHONE 298-5000 and hopes for a compromise. and 29th of April, at the City What few parking spaces are Siziztan2?)aity...Resummimmumw iVettotteetVetetrgrotsVe10’1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ee,,/,’tr,,,We’etWre.18741111410WoirWr’ettireArWire’S:WA-Wre Entered as senond class maser April 24. 1934, at Sten Jose. California. on der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- ainpui tgtotti tilde ber Carlifornia Newspapers Publishes Association. Published daily by Asso. started Students of San Jose State College escept Saturday and Sunday for during colleg year Subscription an The new the complete collegiate experience cepfed only on a remainder.of.semes worship this Sunday at ter basis. Full academic year. VI: atis Campus Church Groups semester $4.50 Off -campus price pie First Baptist Church copy, 10 cents CV 4-6414Editorial NEWMAN CLUB Est. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Arl.sr the downtown church tislog Ext 2081 2082 2083, 2084 The Catholic Student Center Hear Various Speakers of Globe Printing Co. Office catering to the college community Press is now open A variety of activities 6:15 p.m. in Grace B a pt is t hours 145-4:20 orn. Monday through 8:30 & 11:00 Worship are also in- er.rn. Morning Friday Daily Mass at C.W.C. 11:45 a.m. will take place this weekend in Church. Students 9:45 a.m. College "Seminar" Editor .... BOB PACINI campus churches. vited to a 40-cent supper pre- 545 p.m. Tri-C Club Advertising Manager KENT VLAUTIN Discussion Group Thurs, eves. at 8 p.m. After a long period of inac- ceding the speech at 5:45, 10th 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Mgr. MIKE DANIELS Classified Ad and San Fernando Streets. 194 So. Second St. San Jot Day Editor . DIANE JUDGE 79 5. 54 tivity, Newman Club members PI News Editor ...___. JERRY ARCA CV 5-9636 Fr Leach, Chaplain are celebrating the opening of Members of Wesley Founda- Clarence R. Sands, D.D., Pastor 0 Copy Editor ..... BETTY LUBRANO the new club building with the tion, Methodist student group Sports Editor ___ GENE WILLIAMS first Sunday services of the se- will hear a talk by the Rev. Don Society Editor ..... CAROL SWENSEN Sunday, April 21, at 6:15 p.m. mester. Emmel, United Campus Chris- Photo Editor ...... MIKE MURPHY CENTRAL CHURCH Earl Grote of Berkeley Baptist .. GEORGE MARTIN "My statement of the Chris- tian Fellowship pastor, Sunday Canterbur y! , Feature Editor Divinity School will speak on: Wesley tian Faith" will be discussed by at 7 p.m. at 441 S. 10th St. He OF CHRIST "My Tales , Foundation Earl Grote, student body presi- will speak on "A Look at the Statement All are a elcome dent of the Berkeley Baptist Resurrection" and will cover of Christian Faith" State (Methodist Student Roger Williams what Christians really believe Episcopalians at San Jose Center) Seminary, at the 11:00 ern . Morning Church Fellowship meeting Sunday at about the Resurrection. Service t0th 441 South 545 p.m. Supper (40#) THE SILENT TREATMENT Street National Lutheran Council 6:15 p.m. Meeting Retreats are quite times with Gad, J. Benton Whits, Bibles good for getting yourself back into Campus Minister Roger Williams St. Thomas Chapel Books Fellowship perspective. If you've never been, A Student chapel for the doubter, Religious Gifts GRACE BAPTIST join us April 26-28, at St. Dorothy's believer CHURCH 6:00 p.m. Supper 40# (no reser- questioner and Rest, Camp Meeker (the Russian Schedule of Services: 484 East San Fernando $8.50. Call vations necessary) Worship Sunday, 10 a.m. Evangel Bible River country). Cost: * 7:00 p.m. "A Look at the ROSY, SUNDAY 8:45, 11:00 and 7:30 p.m. right away: CV 8-0204. Sermon: "Fighting With God'' rection" by the Rev. Don Emma'. Worship Hours 8:3)) a.m. Book Store Church Service P.S. We're back in business Sunday U.C.C.F. pastor, talks about what 7 p.m. L.S.A. evenings, at 6 p m. 10:13 am. Tues. WARNER PRESS, INC. 10:00 a.m. Colleg Christians really balive about th "Reflections on Life" as a discussion. Bible Class Resurrection. Bible Study Class 9:13 a.m. "The Best in Christian Merchandise" Georg. "Shorty" Collins John IA. Akan CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER and Fellowship Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER Baptist Conseil Chaplain 4:00 p.m. Worship Carlos Pastor 300 South Tenth 300 S. l0th at San 292.2353 WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor 96 S. 2nd Worship Sunday SPECIAL CLASSES First St. Paul's FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS The Churcri of Jesus Christ. Santa Clare & Seh loth of San Salvador VISIT THE CAMPUS RELIGIOUS v-30 A 11.30 a rn. list rn. Sundays at 9,45 a.m. of Latter-Day Saints Donald A. Getty, Jrnes Etheredge 81 North Eighth it. tAlnistor MInItter ORGANIZATIONS THIS WEEKEND Al Kirk %Mater: Paul flier Lambda Delta Sigma ' San Jose State Collaq Word Spring formal on Fri Lutheran April 26 at 9.00 p.m. Worship with us on 1i First Immanuel Orth...stra and refersh Sunday. found a Spartan Tri-C Institut* of (Mo. Synod) Religion merits. WWI and 10 30 a m Sunday Come in and 3rd & San Antonio Center see our $2 members and $3 5.30 pm. Eveniiig Senna part time s Student student center. Lounge, non , members. Priesthood Tlier i. the weekend of our annual inuring Retreat. 374 So. 3rd St. library, recreation room 7-00 fun and Chapter meeting Mon and Relief So. '0.e are going to beautiful Hume lake on fridity, Mit l it Sunday Morning Services: kitchen are available Meeting job with a for your use. Apr. 22 at 5.45 p.m. ciety. st` 1pril 19th and sill return on Sunday.. We have in 8:15, 9:30 11:00 Jenks, 0,shop Spartan Daily excellent speaker in Dirk Griffith. Lenten Services: Wed, 6:45, 8 p.m. Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Everyone welcome. Enos I kAlso remember our formal banquet on May 10th. Student gathering after 6:45 service k L.D.S. INSTITUTE RELIGION Classified Ad" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES A. J. Bremner, Poster R. Fiedler. Dir. of Music OF 8:30, 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. R. St I, Vicar Paul R. 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,( ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE 1 ritiay Arse!) 1* lote t SP4.11t1 4.4 DA111.1f--e Dr. Mewaldt, Research Associates KSJS LOG FRIDAY APRIL i 9 1961 If iG I'll IG4IT' id Sign iss4rrig. ttlhinitoti 6 00 L.A... kir.... Reip,r+ vn P., Is Bird Night 4 411 Nair. Restlessness is..iNeli II. Study 111 4 45 5paria, Woll Aound flkinqry INDNNA LEA V4 EBB at San Just- State. different members ol the r tr 00 Na.,..,. Richard Mewalilt As In 1929, 1.. Associate Professor of search team. S OS Aperitif spec It.... lel Madrid became interested in birds as a Zoology at SJS, Dr. Mewaldt is Research Associate Mrs. Irene 6 00 Your Trairught Concert Today, he has ear- the principle investigator 7 00 Special cf the Week l'ILA birciwateher. in a 1.. Brown. '55, is studying the 7.10 Jau rod that interest into research $78.400 project with 4,000 White- effects of the tranquilizer, P.eser- 8 DO Nrn Crsiwnist Sparrows. Dr. Mewaldt 8: IS The Wall pine, on neurosecretion from the Mkt.111 \ and his research team, five of hypothalamus that part of the 8 30 Today in Sports $1. Suan 0f 124 E. San I .',.,and., .'9t 5..0i3 Mother's Day whom tire San Jose State alumni, brain which controls the bird's are studying the migratory night night activities and holy weight. Cards restlessness of birds. INVESTIGATION c7714 Many different phases of this Another project in conjunction Cords Studio project are being conducted by with Mrs. Brown's work is an in- Cards for at Occasions vestigation with the University HELP WANTED! I ALL of California at Berkeley and Wedding Invitations NEW 1963 CARS AT LOWEST PRICES Washington State University at ring rains can be a problem for anyone PAUL'S Factory Warranty, Dealer's Sonic," Pullman on the electron micro- At.. ...a crs t fa1 low discount scope interpretation of riPMCP- ul the recent Greeting Cord Shop e-Peciall% flori,u. A., a remilt Call 368-4251 cretion. :Xt. 23565I deluge. Nse have en exec, of sluing flowers. 31 Firuntuin (Rod wood City) Robert Smith, '60, research as- sistant, is working on a segment Ilelp solve thi,. problem IA coming in and of the project for his master's Imint.t a feNS 6 degree in Biological Seieni 01. which he will receive in June. LOVE! Ile is studying the migratory 05. restlessness of the non-migratory -Toweri rkoic 7/7/arie Can be White-Crowned Sparrow. 8th 8. Santa Clara ( V 54121 more fun Because of the variety of sub- DR. L RICHARD MEWALDT species ot White-Crowned Spar- . . the birds is here' Vim, ( 11,0(015 lortst when you . . . rows, these hints are ot great use to Dr. Mewaldt and his co-work- ::V/Plif.V.YerifftIVITIYMittv nnril...vritm er; and can be compared "to the while rat or guineau pig' used I /Hid, fif Miss Fremont for You? in most scientific reesarch. These birds, which migrate at DEL CARLO night, keep well in captivity and Contestants Still Sought respond to the cage routines, STUDIOS especially in the activity-orienta- Would you like to be Miss Fre- Of/Pried recently ii. , the spon- sorship et the F:,-. 1295 The Alameda tion cages in the aviary on top mont 1963? 295 5897 of the Natural Science Building The seventh annual pageant Chamber of Comri. Pattie. - EUROPE Staley '63 Linda on campus. Under the open sky, pants must be sitv.:., 'aiimen be Third Annual each circular cage contains eght aretweerinstihede,:iti.si.,,,,,ti,f elistitn:ni H , perches electrically monitored. Sparta Sings Set Through the bird's night rest- Darlene Iteichler, SUMMER FLIGHT lessness, its possible to tell the May 3 Concert; elementary education major at, Depart: S. F. to London June 15 now Open .1 directions the bird would travel resident of Hoover Ft, If he were actually migrating. 20 To Participate among the first 20 ,.. Return: Paris to S.F. Sept. 2 STEER BY STARS seeking the beauty tit 9 Sparta Siny..s, a eikribinat ion of iesmay _Ca1o10. 1Cam Dr. Mewaldt stated, "It is she is the only entry front past_ Match Melodies and Spring 00 thought that the White-Crowned Although coeds may live on Sing, has set May 3 for its sec- Sparrow navigates by the stars, campus, they can qualitfy for thc Total Cost ond annual concert. have had a 9 contest if they $39 and in this way we are able to Per Person Starting at 7:30 in Civic Audi- follow the approximate direction manent address in Fremont Via Super DC 74 Luxury Aircraft 20 living centers will be he would take according to the torium, Jan. 1, according to Walt Si, i.- Compliamatory la-Flight Not Meets four division perches he uses most often." trying for the ra, Jaycee assistant manager. ***It*** ****** Ir*** perpetual sweep- Captured on the Pacific Coast, awards and a Preliminary judging will 1.. Your Group Organizers stake award. 12 at the Fremor their winter range, and other held May I'rocrinor Manuel Eartlirniarir, (.5 'i-SIll. Ext, 2327 Tickets for the spring concert Center whet. 1,, - Drop in trt Campo. Salon parts of the country, the birds Community Prot...sin Won, 11.enext.1 Y 1-611 ',t. 2540 will be sold next week in front by a opened at the are checked each week for alists will be chosen No. 2, neoly of the Spartan Bookstore and SPACE IS LIMITED fath weight, molt, and gonad develop- member panel of Jaycees. Street corner of E. for students, ment. The information is then Cafeteria, 75 rents On May 31, at the coronation II Awn. will also recorded in their individual case $1 for the public. They dance, the winner and her court RESERVE NOW! the night I air hair will be at, histories. be sold at the door on of two-runner-ups will be chosen. 11 I I 20-t-3102'

ranged in a friendly and Dr. Mewaldt regrets that no of the performance. The winner will be selected : 1 2 2L+ ; or %\ 9-3006 relined alinosphe re. way has yet been found to make Spsonsoreti joint:y by the As- on the basis of beauty of taw I las or :\ these hints reproduce while in ,o.:,tet Women Siodents and and figure. poise perorialit 493 E. Santa Clara St. At 11th captivity. the lutratraterrin Council, the charm and intellect. Talent all WHY MIGRATE? ni-it r,Ort !!,s` r, Throughout the entire project, Make 1-;.lieve We're .." Special Shampoo. Set & Haircut for $4.00 Dr. Mewaldt and his research 1.:e4 year's emcee, Edward EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ** truly on Mon., Two., & Wmt.i team hope to learn why birds Belling, will again officiate. migrate when they do and by Five persons from the commun- NASCAR Hardtop Auto Races Open: & Fri. from 9:00 a.m. In 9:00 pun. 1 what mechanism they navigate. ity, all with musical back- AduE+1 $1.75 Juniars (13-16) $1.03 K:ds 50¢ r Mon. Wed., & Nit. from '1:00 ami. to 6101 p.m. 1 The Office of Naval Research grounds, will be judging the con- SAN JOSE SPEEDWAY testing groups. has expressed its interest in East of Eleyshme on Tully Road opposite Hill6iew G Ca SO. 19.11 St. 2116.01117 knowing the development of The production division "more guidance systems in these birds, or less is what the novelty divi- 46., r: and for this reason has spon- sion was last year. It includes sored some of Dr. Mewaldt's choreography, costuming and TAKE A TIP FROM THE BROTHERS FOUR AMERICA’S CAMPUS FAVORITES a work. transportable props," stated 7.; The National Science Founda- Arlene D'Arcy, one of three Master tion has been a principle con- chairmen for the song fest. tributor to the project. Others are Ronald Gall and JEWELERS Two new environment control Karyn Ball. chambers with windows open to Tuesday a complete run Viceroy's 72 S. First St. Westgate Shopping Center the night sky are now under through for all the groups is San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. construction and should be com- scheduled for Concert Hall in (4)1 the taste Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 pleted sometime this spring. The the evening. This will attnril r-5 chambers will make it possible them the opportunity to test that's right! to reverse seasons and to reset a must ics and last minute the birds biological clocks. changes better effects. NOreoraftitataiNiladuareahreatiotakilaftiliareses

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IDA'S TUXEDO RENTAL ' 3396 Ste,,ens &pelt CH 380 S I sr S. as 2 9 a US CYCLES 1131 The 1Iameda In Women's Gym Weekend (o-Itec will feature its full schedule of actitities Satur- 10.101"VIOVeS. ;eriter,"14401.1e~iporlifiA0S1,4, day, 12:30-4:30 p.m. in the Women's Gym, according to Lana Lawson CHUCK TAYLOR FOLK Weekend Co-Rec director. Photo by Anna Lou Dyson Volleyball. badminton. croquet, DISCOVERY Advanced students in Field killing range. These hunting grounds and camp- , rig pong. shuffleboard. swim- Studies in Natural History examine a "hunting sites nearby were discovered by the group last ,1 ALL STAR Guitars -Banjos -Music .ling and trampoline will he avail- blind" built by Shoshone Indians in Death Valley week. Students reported their findings to the , ale to both students and faculty Soo our selection of hundreds of ago. The Indians would wait Anthropology Department at the University of Black atudents must present ASB cards. l years Martin. Goya. and Christy instruments inside this enclosure until animals came within Southern California. or - A aCsolden Gat P. rk We cle White ; Tour," sponsored by the Recreation . Department. will he held Saturday. a BENNER MUSIC . \aril 27. Since registration is litn- Frosh Counselor Candidates CY 7-7417 1684 W. Sea Carlos ited, everyone interested should High School L4$ rok,t’o’tWr4’an’’SWelr41,44Vy)414to.’*’tlr’.’ae.r4r.W.t.W.0’4’.44Te’ifi49. sign up immediately in the Student -- ;/ Affairs Business Office. 131. To Begin Training Sessions '"-*"r----..1. ' Participants will leave San Jose Seniors Plan ’‘""" _-!77--_-s..._ ' State at 9:30 a.m, and return by Seventy Freshman Camp coun- !group after the end in the Se- . .. 4 pan. Bike rental in Golden Gate c selor candidates have been selected !nester." stated Julie Wilson, skit ALL STAR OXFORD *se.431" GREEN STAMPS Park is 40 cents per hour. Further I from 300 applicants and will at tend :director. BANKAMIRICARD inawmation is available at the Stu - ampu s the first of four training sessions Men candidates are: Sirss NATIONAL Visit FIRST William Anthony, Jerry CHARGE lent Affairs Business Office, Bl. Thursday night, reports Pam I Mike $797 6 Nearly 1.200 college-bound high Stoddard, Freshman Camp pub- Arca. Arthur W. (Terri) Bell, to school seniors will invade the San licity director. Ken Winslow Bowen, Gary Bren-1 14 Allen Hall Slates Jose State campus for about six Out of the 70 San Jose State neman, Joe Buehler, Ed Button, hours Tuesday to examine facili- candidates 44 counselors-22 coeds Larry Church. Mike Collins, Mike' 'Music Revue assemblies and meet Cook, Dan Dahlen, Falksinaer Sherry Snow and pop- ties, attend and 22 menwill he selected to Fr'n'a representatives. Gary Edward Davis. Steve De- alto" , ular dance combo, The Progres- w ith division attend the orientation conference STI Each student first will attend a Coite, George Drake. Larry Fer- arms, headline the Allen Hall Mu- held each year at Asilomar just ratio, Gary Finefroc k, Fred -ii' Revue Monday night at 7:451 division meeting in the area he is before the start of the fall se- students Gruber, Tom Guist, Robert Himel, 4-8/2k DISC p.m. in the hall's informal lounge.. planning to study. SJS mester. Reed Jones, Dwane Kime, Big John Simas. resident as- have been appointed in each divi- "In making the final selection Mon Ross McGowan, Al Malyon, Pete sistant at the hall. will emcee the! to serve as guides. the Freshman Camp ('ommittee. Mandia. Tom Moorehouse, Richard entertainment special which in- I Following lunch and entertain- along with faculty advisers, will Bruce Penman, Jack Perkins, Bob WHITE ALL STAR eludes 15 top acts from the San ment. provided by Interfraternity review each candidate's grades and PiSa110, Dave Proven, Marty Sten- Jose State campus. I and Panhellenic councils in the ability at leading a discussion mid, Terri Teals, Paul Tumason. The hest performance of the Men's Gym, the seniors will go to ... a perfect school partner Tom Volz and Ben Wicks. -how will get $50 and a special departmental meetings. Here they for theifs.tudentriis thisi,h.dandsoorner atthatehen.c.ajse. The desk/ Coed candidates air: Uni \, appearance on KSJS-FM. Throe will again be joined by an SJS Dr. Brazil Resigns I Avon Amestoy, indexed esaandabln nod4olio under the I'd, eaperienced judges will pick the auide and speaker appointed la Pat Argilla, San-San- ! Ira Buerman, Pat U i W26 warner, , jell Davis, chief justice oi c as h department head. Butler, Linny $12.95 Mayorsh;p Post Claybaugh, Lynette the ASH Judiciary and hand lead-; After visits to departments in Dawson, Gwen 16.12.31/4. CY 8 L-R no writing surface) $10.95 PI" t" er; Ron Graves of KSJS. and Loren ; which they plan to major, the Donaldson, Barbara Jo Bonnie Smith of the SJS Studio Rand 'groups will reassemble in the Men', For Military Duty Drury, Kathy Evart. ' K I Other entries in the contest in- !Gym for another program. Diann Figone, Jane Finan, Sally : I After serving a 's mayor of Sara- . 'isle Thu' John Hammond Jazz At this assembly, Dr. William J.. - Gorrindo, Jenifer Graham. Lind - S_,_ Dusel. SJS vice president. and Bill toga since the city WaS Incorportit- say Haler. Karen Hall. Judy M. SANTA CLARA Trio. Tom Brooks' Dixieland hand. ed seven years ago, Da Burton R. 439 So. Firsi LUGGAGE 52 W comedian Ron Kasdan and popular. Hauck. ASHpresident, will give Ginny Irving, Sara Anne HAND BAGS 293-7633 Brazil. SJS professor of politicalSutllvi 'till 9 phone singer Sharon Cressio. addresses. Fraternity and sorority Jenkins Open Mon., Thurs., Fri itLLEATHER GOODS Validations science, recently announced his Parking Admission to the show is free members, along with SJS yell lead- Margaret Kelly. Lana Lawson ers, also participate in the pro- resignation because of impending Joan Ulrich, Jeanne Isonginoa , and students should come early for military duty. :eating. gram. Beatrice Ann Merrill, Martha M. Only seniors who are unques- In simultaneous action, the Mitchell. Joyce Morrall. Ellen Nor- tionably qualified for admission to Council appointed Dr. Theodore ris, Sue Oliver. a state college and who intend to M. Norton. SJS assistant professor Julia Sanandria. Susan Sargent Consul To Speak enter a four-year college this Sep- of political science, to the planning KA Y ;24441 1101. Sherry Sari nder s, Nancy Jane tember have been chosen for the commission. He will serve until Scott, Judy Shaw, Sue Shepherd .. lay's activities. 1967. WO, On Common Market Carolee abrade!. Janice Winter 1.7) ,. 111,1 and The Common Mar Dr. Brazil, a colonel in the U.S. ' and Cheryl Woodward ket ' is the topic that The Honor- New Spring Members Army Reserve, announced in a let- Bruce able R. Reid-Adam, Consul -General ter to the City Council that his in Stun Franctscri for Great Britain For Spartan Shields two-month military leave begins will discuss when he speaks in Spartan S uie Id s, sophomore in June. at a time when the C11oin- (2021 TH51 Thursday at 9:30 a.m. The men's honorary service organiza- cil faces important deraians. Olson* lemma is free and open to every- non, has selected 15 new proba- oit one 'salary members for spring, 1963 The speaker, one of the highest They are: Dan Barker. L n n AFROTC Award '42 ...... says... , British representatives on the West Basham, Bob Brenne- I Booth, Gary San Jnse State AFROTC Drill ...... Coast., will dismiss England's pos- man, Joe Buehler. Bob Coontz. Dan Team received notice Wednesday . sibilities of joining the Common Dahlen, George Drake, Ed Gibson, 1 ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES that it has been awarded third ' Market and the effects of the ECC Bill Keeler Floyd Kuehnis Bruce place in the St. Patrick's Day Pa - 17 upon the United States. MacDonald, Eric Dick Rasmussen, rade. areording to Murray D. Day. Edit -Adam's appearance on ram- Stewart. and Tom Volz. YOUNG ADULTS ACCOUNTS INVITED! drill team commander. aus is sponsored by the Interns- Spartan Shields' members are A Complete Hoe of flationalty Advertised The trophy for this win is on Produds Organization class of Dr. ' anal currently helping to distribute and display in the cadet orderly r.m, tt Even If you Can't pass the r assrge G. Bruntz, professor of his- proctor an "ASH survey" on the - Physical Exam at that time, ''. political science and educa- college, Sunday. the Shields, and Engagement Rings Phonographs more Insurance tion. 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1, -ORIGINAL DEFE( Track Team Ends Dual Schedule Dawson on Mound Today At Fresno's Speedy Oval Against USF Dons By DAVE NEWHOUSE lain Jeff Fishback and sophu- point total. San Jose State is 6-0 1 liaason sill ti.. Solk-z.d; said he will start Vi-hei

track-i more MO star Mike ()therm, .14'. .11M4(0(1,1W (0,. Ird M1. 1,..% MI again - I the Bud Winter's successful in dual get-togethers. their dual meet ! k'isliback lett tor Sao Paulo, Bra- Baughman is a 211-fuot javelin I 1, Sall Jose State baseball 1 'gels ..ters close out zil. 'ruesday night where he'll thrower and has bettered at; feet in squad entertains the Unis.ersity of Jose squad today against an old net:ie. par- LOF' handed the San ,,sun the hop, step and jump. Although Spat-taxisonly last Fresno State, at Fresno's Sal. FililiCiSeti Dons. The mt, league losses 3 both are noteworthy efforts, there are hoping to pick up their fourth tv.0 teams std.! tom hatelifte Stadium. Meet time is The track bus leaving for to- are many javelin men in the col- straight league win in the game day's meet at Fresno Mate .4111 legiate ranks who can %hip the at Municipal stadium beginning Spartans and Bulldogs were It is the I. I meeting .4 the The depart Spartan Gym at 10:80 spear over to laittle it out 230 feet, but only a at 7 .riginally slated Instead of the original tune I , second vin betwet-n year between the two . -61 ins weather prompt- few who can better 48 feet in uae tonight. Ineleinent of 2:30 p.m. 'Hie is Fresno meet the triple jump. the t IP teams. The Spartans ,Sotavak says that UOP Winter and FS( coach C01. ti will he nt a p.m. Instead of to- Therefore, Baughinan becomes a edged out the to St Mary's. -They take theii Warmertiam to change their Dans 1-0 in San night. triple jumper. Similar fate awaits Francisco, yuu're sv. plans. Valley nights have been very cuts. and when inging other Spartans. Backing up Dawson in the SJS , ti,. .old lately. Ben Tucker will run the !idle lineup will be Rich Green, catcher: San Jose State n Ill he without ticipate with the American team and two-mile today, but will con- Toni Van Amburg, first base; Lon - eapable sen lees of team cap. in the Pan-American Games which the centrate primarily on the mile in Romero. second base; Gary Vic. - - open Saturday. Gibeau is still nurs- Plana preparing for the national third base; Ron Linderanan, ing a heel injury. Specializing in All Styles at stop. either John Jurivich or In Garden Winter welcomes the end of the Larry LeFall will run the 440, Barber Shop RUSellini. left field. Miles Y., Shop Hank's dual schedule, and with reason. Fishback the 3,000-meter steeple- mot, center field, and HENRY WATANABE Carl FT. Spartans, such as Bob Baughman, chase. Dwight Middleton the 220 right I add. B. Alma 293-0705 148 have been doubling in two events and 440 and Bob Taylor the 120 Aciording to Open Tues.-Sat. 9-6 Sol.ezak, or more in order to help the team's high hurdles in qualifying, rounds I SU has sery good for the NCAA championships. pitchers in .1t-rry filers and Mike CY S-S976 May is a month of rosebuds and Barnhart. Eller. pit. bed tin- last relay meets as far as track die- game beBseen the schools. los- Lo Bue's Plaza hards are concerned. A gala array ' Ins a tough one to Jim %Uhler, PEEPING BOB Taylor steals a look at the finish line in a recent Stc.r, and et, 4 Rd. FOREIGN AUTO PARTS of relays attracting the foremost other top plaer, for I .41 are FAp cinder practice session. Taylor has a best of 14.5 in the high hurdles and talent In the United States, outfielder Ito% R.-ht, agul n POI aill can also garner points in the triple jump and broad jump. He'll blanket the Pacific Coast next it rt ttuisut, "lobe/41.k Fresno State today. month. do all three at said. Mr. President ... The West Coast Relays opens Saturday the Spartans tra.el a.! the slate on May 11, at very-fast Stockton to meet the Univel Our prices are also "steal" prices, but Ratcliffe Stadium, where the Spar- ..f Pacific fur two games begim SAVE tans run today. Names like Ralph I p.m. The games still be s. Boston, Rex Cawley, Parry O'Brien PER we assure you and the American people 1,11W, .,1.r1 Rink Babka, Ron Morris, tills Wil- GAL that there will be no increase in our prices. liams and Henry Carr have al- 2.4citty 283' ready consented to appear at I REG. Fresno. Bronco Yearlings ETHYL On May 18, the Coliseum Re- 1695 W. San Carlos 295-2129 299 319 lay. at Los Angeles will draw Stop Spartababes Eatco, Inc. a bushel of track stars from the Santa Clara's explosive freshman Southland. Winter and the Spar- 5,isebali team rallied Our twelve tans will more than likely take sports runs in the last Mir.. irmings MAJOR OIL CO GASOLINE part in the Northern California the Spartan yearlings tor the invitational at Berkeley, May 19. aid time in as many tries, 15-3 The California Relays on May Fri,i Api it 14. SPARTAN liArLya ts IneSdaY alternoon at II,,- win- PURITAI OIL CO. 25 will be the last step before thel.._ rcts' diamond. 4th & 6th 10511 & Taylor OPEN NCAA finale in June. Albuquer- The Colts outhit the Si- STUDENT que, New Mexico, is the site of ATo , babes. it in 2, while both tr.... ivtonday the NCAA spectacle. I committed six errors in the V. Thursday San Jose State dips its feet into Player Wins played game. DISCOUNTS the first wave of relays April 2. The turning point came in the Friday in the Mt. San Antonio Relay-. bottom of the sixth frame when TILL 9 Then comes the first Record, Santa Clara erupted for SIX 1/11: Meet, May 4, at Spartan Field. ree Throw Crown The purpose of the Records San Jose's varsity Alpha Tau Omega's Cliff Drae- !Ron McBride picked up the third ELECTRONIC PARTS & HI Fl EQUIPMENT Meet is to give and fresh track squads a shot at ger won the intramural free Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 2 various national relay records, throw crown Wednesday. breaking topped Allen Ball. 8-7. Ralph Side - EXPERT United Radio and T.V. Supply Co. Both Winter and fnosh coach a tie in the fourthround by making 'bottom hit a home run for th.. Dean Miller believe that the sprint eight of 10. Doug Morris if Lambda winners. Steve Johnson drove in WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS medley, 880, two-, three-, four-. Chi Alpha finished second, while the tying run and scored the win - AUTO REPAIR

and six-mile relay records will re- Bob Morel' of Pi Kappa Alpha and rung run with a head -first dive CY 8-1212 1425 W. SAN CARLOS ceive a serious assault by SJS Al Hubbard of Alpha Tau Omega ' into home plate on a pop-up to the Santa Clara Valley Youth Villagc ,;ed for third. Aloitstop. Automatic Transmission will also compete on May 4. Golf and coed two-man volley- Pete Peterson hit tut, 1 Seals Installed. 535.00 ruins to Icad siatunia to 3. li-4 d1 entries are due today. Golf on most cars BRAND NEW ,ntries must be turned in by noun., win iwer Arm., BUT('. Kappa , Pi topped Pink Tub Annex, 10-8. JOSE Varsity vs. Alumni Barry Rilliet pitched a. no-hit. I IN SAN Markham Hall I 4,1 thf. Transmission Overhaul no-run game yestersi:iy in hide- viduals 22-6, la,' $75.00 most makes of pendent softball autimt, as Moul- In Soccer Opener cars alPhf I der Hall is hipped tin- Bed Iloard, MO. Tomorrow at 1:30 Engine Overhaul where you get a Another good pitching job tunic!, In an attempt to establish alum- in by Steve Kirvan of the Ca! T! Frosh Golf Team $75.00 and up ' hi soccer matches as a San Jose waiians, who shut the Slob s ! FULL COURSE DINNER State tradtion, coach Julie Menen- out on two hits. The Tramples Bulldogs Valve Job dez will pit his 30-man squad scored their only three runs in th 520.00 and up Just Arrived against the Spartan alums tomor- fourth inning. Gary Hughes ha,i for as little as $1.45 row afternoon at 1:30 on the Girl's Blouses foot- two of the runs batted in, whii, And Engine Tuneup , practice field. Another Lotz Priced at ' The contest also will serve as a 1 San Jose State's ftsAh golfers whole Barbecue Chicken (sinditioning tool for the varsity's topped College of San Mateo. 16'. - Satisfaction Guaranteed $4.12 May 3 clash with Stanford. Brown Belt Team to take out $1.49 1312, in a big win for Jerry The varsity hooters will he 1Vroom's yearlings at Peninsula / . Chighl led by have Kingsley and Al rCountry Club Tuesday. FRED & EVERETT'S lattyitn Korbus. Kingsley was named to Seeks Repeat Win Ron Cerrudo lopped state ama- GARAGE the all -league first team In '62, teur king Dick Lot, in the featut. I "Wow. Shop Defending 141:1114,14,I1 tI‘ e, VI Idle KOrt111101 reaped All-Ameri- State will be one of the favorites round. Cerrudo fired a 73 to Lot/ 1557 S. but St. CY 5.6559 teak *we can honor,' at City College of in Sunday's Ntwthern California Lotz, a recent winner in the San Francisco two seasons back. Brown Belt Team Champion.ships Far Western .11.111/01' college goI: 17 'Ail E. SANTA CLARA CY 3-4661 Other returning lettermen to at the San Leandro Boy's Club. tournament, is the brother oh la: lfkrall4-"Vf.-t107-,::"!-’’’..-1-7-ts.e.tstIstif.??. draw starting nods include Valdls S.IS All-American John Lotz. 5 SJS coach Yosh Uchida has se- X) ISvans, goalie: Ed Zumot, right Jimmy Johnson was the day's x. Our Authentic 1, 5, lected Gilbert Soper, Howard Fish. /..f./ 4,0 1.111,..(1)..l.5 'MP ’,11 JAC /011'4 ill, 1 forward; and Efiok Akpan, Inside medalist, shooting a 71. Johnson Larry Nord, Mike Eisenhower and right. defeated the Bulldog's 'font 1, Ron Rosso on his first team, and 41' Tom Zinther and Colin Lindores Brigham, %%h. fashioned will pick a lighter second team A, are up from the javee eleven, while The victory boasted the Snarl a- fV! sometime today. 'Dave Gabor, Tom Nagy, Byron bahes season record TENNIS J-1' to 4-1. SJS SHOE .x! NEED TWO HAIRCUTS 1Kobayshi and Mike Hajian are out- San J. PSe'ti judoists 1)114'10,1 %4 :IS beaten in a return match by luck Purcell standing newcomers to SJS sot!. through last year's tourney with- University of California in March. litif If you do, we have extended our quality I eel.' out a point being scored against San Mateo gets another crack The alumni Is headed by Les them. University of Califin-nia. San at the SJS froth Monday on the s Bennett, Earl Montgomery, John Jose Buddhist, Sacramento Judo Almaden course, at 1:15 p.1 haircuts, friendliness, and interesting read- a Orognen, Bob Bergman, Tom Club, San Francisco Judo Club and Jimmy Lutz, the third brother 1. 8.95 an selections to a new location Doak, Gordon Huntz and Tony the East Bay and Pacific Judo a talented golfing family, will Play Zamoto, Clubs are the other entries. for the Spartans. NOW EURAUTO means new car prices equal to or below IN TWO LOCATIONS factory prices. service. EURAUTO means full drive-away Comfort on the courts and off in our EURAUTO means fast car delivery, e.g. 24 hour authentic Rams Head all-around 318 480 Volkswagen delivery. tennis shoe. ELTRAUTO means frequent lowest cost shipping Exclusive rigid arch support and famous fit S. 10th St. S. 10th St facilities to the U.S. via Rotterdam. ... how relaxed can you get? Black or white. EUR ,tiLuitcJt,tittitt AUTO o-i-efAIDINTs LEN & AL'S Eurauto - 8E filashaven - Rotte-lam Holland - Tel.: (010) 13.69.15 and VALLEY FAIR Barber Shops 13.69.32 - Cables. Eufaula Rotterdam ROTTERDAM 2801 Stevens Creek Blvd. Hours: 0:30 to 0:30, Men. Aro Rn.. 9 30 to S 10 Sot It 41'.1111, A. GATEWAY TO YOUR EUROPEAN TRAVEL PLANS

XFECT1VE 11-.-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 19. 1963 High School Journalists Visit Campus 1 1 /o', 1_1 /.1115a 501 145 L t 31 .5 Sigma Delta Chi Sponsors ' Mom Wins Quill and Scroll members from tismg manager; Margie Yani's The Spartan Daily Peacock Mt. Eden High School, Hayward. mot, Lyke public relatlor6 di Veteran Newsmen Meet are scheduled to tour facilities of rector; and Turn Woods, radiu Trea.ure Hunt Starts frosh $10 the Department of Journalism and editor Veteran newsmen will converge the firsecn Act, is teaturevt as the afternoon. Advertising at 2:30 this Jack A. Watts, Spartan on the SJS campu,. Friday. April main speaker. "What. me worry? I gave blood." Daily Friday. April 19: Miss Diane Briggs is president public relations Ed100 to air their The Brown Act thiew open al- director, will be .,'ti. 2:30 p.m. at This was the winning 1963 blood of the Mt. Eden High School chap- on "Management of News most all official government meet- In charge of the afternion's siews drive slogan composed by Ben ter of Quill and Scroll. national ac- Governmental News ings to the press and public in tivities, to be concluded and Access to honorary society for high school at 4:4 1953. Gale, SJS freshman, which won Sources." journalism students, when visitors observe a lis:e radi, Sponsored by the Central Coast Tickets to the dinner are on sale him $10. The contest was spon- Folios% ing an opening address by news broadcast. on Counties Unit of the California tat the Jouralism and Advertising sored by the Community Service db, Bentel, department Newspaper Publishers Assn. and , Department Office. Dr. Dwight Committee and the Air Force visitors Will confer This year the average Sigma Delta Chi, professional jour- chairman, US, eon. ROTC In connection with the SJS 11111, La Torre edi- sumer will use nalistic society, the panel is open with Pleasant only 19 per eere Blood Drive to be held at Hoover Spartan Daily of his earnings to public. tor: Bob Pada buy food, a I 88 to the Weekly TV Series Hall April 25. record low. follow up to the panel. editor; Kent Vlautin, Daily adver- As a Wednesday, Bob O'Connor, SE which features newsmen fioni all r chairman for the San Jose City the gin levels of government reporting, is .1 I 111111111111111111H1111111411111 :as L,ompletes 3 Years College Blood Drive, attended the Delta Chi Deadline Din- the !he Sigma SJS Community Service ('ommit- FREE N NIA ABLE LOUPON FREE ner. 7 p.m. at the College Cafeteria -Perspective." San Jose State's tee meeting, which is sponsoring THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO ONE DELICIOUS DINNER FREE WITH A rho Honorable Ralph M. Brown, weekly television series, has just PAID DINNER OF THE SAME VALUE MINIMUM VALUE IS II 75 ! the SJS blood drawing, and ustiee of the District Court of !completed its third cont intents Spartan Daily challenged them to a contest. City Appeal in Fresno and author of year over KNTV, Channel 11, ac- Harry Pollack's Main Street Hofbrau features College will hold their blood drive Peacock 'cording to Dr. Clarence Flick, as- a week following SJS and will try delicious roast beef, chicken dinners sociate professor of drama. to top State results. San Jose State and other choice foods Each Satorday at 10:30 p.m. Find the Peacock and Win Interviews Set is reaching for a 350-pint gnat. 7.000 to 11,000 residents of this No reservations needed! Closed Sundays I Monday, Tuesday. and Wednes- area regularly view "Perspective," Monday, Tuesday day, members of the Drive Com- 825 according to KNTV survey figures. This coupon good from 3-8 p.m. until June 1, 1963 mittee will be passing out pledge The program will produce its cards and release slips in front of Copies of the Peacock color supplement with Peacock For Spartacamp T:tth broadcast tomorrow morning ,/ the cafeteria, 10 am. to 2 p.m. If. 45ra feathers attached are hidden in a number of San Jose di - at 10:30 when Dr. Albert Miller, STREET _A Interviews for Spartacamp a student wishes to donate bloodl MAIN stores. associate professor of meteorology. :vs-tar and 15 auxiliary personnel and is under 21 years of age, he 311 :Hot TH FIRST T. 293.2011 S.LIS OSE CALIFoRS1 y will present the first of a two- See the clues in the Spartan Daily ;sill be held Monday and Tuesday, must have a parental signature. 11111111.11111111111111111110111111011101111111111111M11111M1111111011111011111 program series on meteorology. Classified Section beginning Friday. :espectively, at the College Union, The pledge card asks for name, ad- vocording to Tom Volt, ASB per- Every Saturday, since March dress, phone number and group einel officer. 1960' a program has been based Formes associeed with the Spartan Daily or participatiag are ineligible the donor represents. Decision of the Spartan Daily is final Interested students are asked to on either extensive resources of up immediately for interviews I faculty research projects. student \51 (6\04C0i -65c it'411litS7iNti irteArieW-17: the College Union. :talent or community projects. Spartacamp director interviews "Perspective" has brought to its Teaching score held this week but were ex- viewers 92 SJS faculty appear- tended because not enough stu- ances representing 18 areas of the dents applied. "We want a wide college. Interviews Spartan Daily Classifieds choice of candidates because of the Programs in the past have eluded discussions and leer in (Interviews for teaching positions importance of this directorship," n California are now being held in explained ASH Pres. Bill Hauck. demonst ra tions, music recii als. Adm234, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 BUY 'EM! Director interviews will be held dance recitals, and variety, Signup sheets are now available. from 1:30 to 4 p.m. :sketches. Students are requested to sign up Auxiliary personnel will provide Other programs planned for the early.ED.) remained of this semester are: Unified ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) !Senior to train manmaement career the manpower to work temporarily Monday ---- Palm Springs various ' "A View of the Campus." "Indus- District, Palm Springs, Riv- Maor on- in areas of student govern- School Wish to share ownership -- - -en CV 8.3362 ment, according to Volz. They will trial Ceramics," "Photo History." ' erside County. "Oral Interpretation." 253-2224 a’e- t " HOUSINO (121 perform whatever function assign- Tuesday -Modesto City Schools. ed to them. Modesto, Stanislaus County. Mt. "Tho SJSC local Un4urn. house or 3 men. Set, e.-1 505 E Pet sonnet interviews are slated eratIon Teacner, ' 1-3181. Social Work Club Diablo Unified School District, Con - bers^'D sty - from 3 to 4 p.m. curd, Contra Costa County. Man- Male studant .4A-. - To Sponsor Dance teca Union High School District, ,rs Manteca, San Joaquin County. Cl T'a 1 1- Freshman Nurse Ity litr .-zYial A dt - -. 3. price creasee Girls app Laboratory Signups Club, a dance with live music will Friday, April 28 Rio Linda All freshman nursing majors are he held at James Boys Ranch Union School District, Rio Linda. a cri, axers . - soled or 60 L urged to sign up for fall semester Tuesday at 7 p.m. Sacramento County. Sunnyvale El- hospital laboratory assignments by All social work majors and other ementary School District, Sunny- Also P May 1, 1963, according to Mrs. interested girls are invited to at- vale. Santa Clara County. Rio Ele- che4' Full 1..,,,Suaa at 8 Helen Stevens, associate professor tend the function. reports Jessi- I mentary School District. Oxnard, 841fn pus.' INSTRUCTION HQ 17 of nursing. Signup sheets :ire in (dare Sutherland, club publicity Ventura County. Niles Elementary AUTOMOTIVE 14/ WIl tutor A rner.,:an H,story or Basi, 1113419. chairman. School District, Fremont, Alameda TropicIs Star'for you? s -on,..`deTS'a,dir-1. 2532724 ro County. Tas Yolks. Per4 -1 Ltiat Interested persons are asked 296-2118. MERCHANDISE (14) register with a club member or id' t end the Social Work Club mew- Life expectancy In the United college girls seem to know what they want. We get a lot of '57 Larebrelia, Irs HANDY POCKET PRINTER. is CV --355 Ton, Spartaguide , Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in C,1-1161 Statrey since 1900 has risen from ideas about ring styling from American campuses. If there .- further details. 17 to 70 years. such a thing as a consensus, it would sound like this: conserva- 60 Vessel "ISO", --11 TODAY: sti ta4e;t.i.m tive styling, with a difference. Balkan Alliance: I lam, :umilimiliiiimmilimilinimiumitimiffiliffilmitmurniumurniffimiin newest of 1960 Austin-Healy 4 0,. at 730 p.m.; Kolo parts That's what we've designed into Tropic Star.. the : Baseball Season Has Started 4' - s 71-1- p.m.: Women's Gym. the beautiful Artcarved diamond engagement rings. Like all guaranteed in 4 ; Itt'nmen's Recreation Assn.: TIAII1- Artcarved rings, it's styled for lasting beauty '53 Ford 7 1- Electric 1/4 hp reciter 512 w-"d In1", It's Time to Get An 3:3n p.m.. Women's Gym. RADIO writing for permanent value. 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Phone Orders CY 7-8421 4th and St. James 'West Side Story' TEMPO Stars Spartans .Slittrton Dash Entertot ))) netti amide Seven SJS students will be {sir- The musical, eurninr trxin oak Needs leipating in the "West Side Story" Broadway withii, the Nom decade, JOSE, Recommendations here inclwlial SAN CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1963 production by the San Jose Light will be in the Montgomery The- s also noticed that Positive of futon switehbourd, opera Assrsaiition torught when it atre of the San Jose Civic Audi- ge for the structure of replacing the building of a proper pipe batten IW11S torium. Tickets are on sake at the :ve tile appeared to be including one spot over with catwalk fur servrang spot- Dasid Mc('!Oland, senior drama Wendell Watkins Box Office 88 trance to the building west light fixtures in the auditorium the St or ar the theater romantieportrlyTvry, frtii"'ancil..rst now monsidered improp- sudittorium. ociling I .e auditorium itself. some erly supported and extremely haz- OrrilDine Glee Clubs Set Concert. interested in music two years ago Music sseR known and often .al conerete was found to, ardous to IVI811111 or redirect; and a hen he decided that drama and ow-strength and the team providing of emergency lighting for music and ended that non-conforming the Auditorium and adjacent hall- V7C: St 11(lark;1=711P stairways. of these walls be strengt h- Wass and 88 Voicesi Prepare for April came8 to SJS ms a freshman he was replaced REPAIR COSTS a Physical Education major and :COMMENDATIONS In genei al the fluorescent light- {{,, spaiiiths, Hail"' is the through Men's Glee Club "branched recommendations for the ing fixtures throughout the class- the group will start singing out." urn include placing of moie- rooms and offices in Tower Hall evening, showing un- He now participates in the the ties P,r resisting lateral vvem found to provide lighting lev- Opera Workshop on campus and os r:.. ,Ity to the campus and between the balcony and els below standaial stialying voice under Dr. Gus s and Women's Glee I concrete walls and sec- Correcting these and a number eon- ease, associate professor of mu- tissr annual spring .r, along with strengthening of other faults is what state en- sic. His hopes for the future art. -...01..1 by Dr. Gus Leaso.. walls by adding a thickness gineers would doi if turned loose in for the stage. "most, light, opera, ,..r of music .e. Tower Hall with three-quarters of he commented. aur inspectons also reported a million dollars .1.s. Club. boasting Also appearing in the musical und electrical deficiencies If they shouldn't get the money, - ilenibers. 1VIII follow :await a forbidden match in New -eel hazardous to personnel the alternative appears to be re- oer with traditional York's Westside are Carole War. I meeting safety require- placing Tower Hall at a cost Kai Shuns Wools: is ''ii, Ray Chew, Yvonne Gallegose. 'ui.lirector of the men's Allen Shows. Ron Kasdan and nna Dare. , :ill's trios and a sex - They will portray menibers ol participate in the the Shark and Jet gang. with Ku' - IR held Wednesday. don as Sergeant Krumpke and Miss Dare as Glad Hand. in Concert Hall at DAVID IsicCLELLAN lates Unopposed An unusual feature of this Dias 5p ii baritone lead a ill he the use of "double casting elubs were reorganized SINGING OUT in preparation for the Associated Men's and for the two major vocal roles, heard un tic raol.,, from the play :,; Lease's direction in the Women's Glee Tony and Maria. Because of this, :are "Maria" and "Tonight." Other total Club Spring Concert April 30 are, left to right, .7, owl now have a appear tomorrow musical scores are not Jennifer McClelland will as roman- ; 288. Jones at piano, Mary Stumpf, Jody Means, Sue Alex- tic and tuneful Positions evening. Friday, May 3. and Sat- as these but they ASB ander and Dr. Gus Lease, director. Several women's trios, besides year the glee clubs playisi urday. May 11. Adrienne Barbeau carry the feeling of the potential Das 3rrunent on their respective rsent will faee next year." states the production 01 the above group, are also performing at the concert. still Is' his opposite teal animal ..114.1%-% .-roith. large part in ns: Dan Itahlen, business management -Messiah" and have also pet'- May will perform fer the annual PRESIDENT major. for servicemen at Fort Patron's Luncheon held on campus Wilt Jones Trio Larson, 21 -year-old phil- Mathematics rot jo r George Lynn Miguel and Jennifer Jones major, endorsed by ASH Drake hopes -to make SJS a (na- ill be the featured group are accompanists. Lynn Pille §etSHOO 614T1 ill Hauck. and Bruce Wise- tural center." He wants to do this c..ncert series pre- the student director of the W. Play Three Weeks .nior histozy major, fight it . by expanding the visiting scholar Cigifornia. and in en's Glee Club. the office of president. program and by working on a At Plateau Seven on emphasizes that he "cultural festival." 7 TROPICAIRE io continue to work for a I hope to perpetuate scholar- Wilt Ee )"a.f,teita MOUTH WATERING STEAKS The i fones Trio, a cam- liege Unirm and that he is ships. cultural pisograms and work pus DRIVE-IN Twin -Vu Chiob-In group, have been contracted g a "cultural festival" that , on the College Union in order to for "Courtship Of Eddie's Father - THE WAY YOU LIKE 'EM a three-week engagement in Aram: attention to 5.15. make our college a better insti- :he lounge of the new restaurant, north screen "THE LION" 'ected. Larson expects to, tution of higher learning." says $1.25 1 teau Seven. DIAMONDHEAD" es.e steps toward a College, Cliff Guterman. sophomore po- Playing on the drums will be t h.. "THE LION. a student elect ion to deter- : litical science major. OUR SPECIALITY trao's name sake, Wilton Jones. Ile MAMMON students want the Union. "Students have no place to air is a graduate student in the music 400 South First St sowih Sc'.-, n.sultation with architects 'their grievances on a pprov erl A delicious charcoal broiled, choice, Spencer steak department and also plays for the Board of Trustees. hoasing." state: Charlene Hiatt. at a Two Ingmar Bergmn -DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE law price wonderful for students. The Spencer steak is served Santa Clara Symphony Orchestra, most important thing is The psychology major svants to "DEVILS WANTON" "A GIRL NAMED TAMIKO" with a crisp green salad with dressing and your choice of either Les Mclntoch, a senior music "NIGHT IS MY FUTURE" :fencing of the meaning of a :work with the administration and 0.1,=6.. Doled or french fried potatoes. major, will supply the bass and foam SJS." states Bruce :householders for is solution. in. He lists four means by Also try our daily special, cooked by a famous European Itooland Haynes. a freshman chem- `f 7 Social science major Don Mc- :hef! Full course Lunch 95t, Dinner $1.30. ',Iry major. plays the piano. TOWNE 306' :his enhancing could he at- Innis emphasizes that "there has The restaurant, located on the hot: upgrading the prestige in be a serious responsible ap- 1433 The Alameda IST U131 .F1 I IT'S LIKE EATING HOME COOKED FOOD -es enth floor of the Swenson making &Ili a recognized proach to government." He is also at the Building, 777 N. First Stu is en- "DAVID AND LISA" 316 South First {tower, improving campus la proponent of continuous planned tered via an express outside glass ruts" relations and stimulat- action over the years." dm, spirit 9antew old elevator. Parking facilities are un- -CRITIC'S CHOICE" D011 Phelps wants to stimulate II ItrPlIF 111 student government. derground. ,AVIATOGA Bob Hop. ,ENTATIVr.; , intereSt The dining room serves meals : We need more qualified students." 14502 IN Bashi Way Luc;Ile Bell Colony cteak liorme from 11 mm. to 11 p.m. The stock - cots. representative poNi- the public ;ociministrat kin major it sounge is open until 2 a.m. "SADDLE THE WIND" Frrd Best, Dan Dahlen, s.-oid -OPERATION SNATCH Drake. Cliff Gutterrnan. "My platform is based on allow- serving students for years 2111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111! Rober+ Tay/on in le Hiatt, Don McInnis, Don ing Students to have more voice 195 South First Street Jul.. London "NEVER LET GO" Martin Stenrud and Mark government" states on,12c. public administration major Mar- ESQUIREI- ORAIaLY 11,11fA/R I, CY. 3-8405 Fred Best, social scienn. tin Stenrud. Ile is also interested "I hope I can help insti- in it newsletter for the sophomore FOURTH AND FINAL WEEK! STUDENTS ... more effective student Nom- 'class, 7- Two Complete Clip this ad. It will admit two CY ogram. Such action is nee- Versel. business manage- TOW N E063 0 Shows: 7 and 9:30 for a truly representative major, says: -I'm Moonlite with the purchase of one Gen. ment trying to Admission Ticket. Expires Apri gmetnment. I am also ser- , promote bet,er comminiCations

AND Automovie 23rd, smeerned %ith the improve-1 between student government and f the academie reputation oil. tho student body .II*NIOR REPRESENTATIVE KIM NOVAK been active in government. Six juniors %sill be on the bal. "Aavid and licia" lieve I have good perspec- Ilots for the four available junior r problems student govern- JAMES GARNER I representat ive Student Council ACADEMY Carol Eckert. Jules Losses - TONY RANDALL , 11111010%, - - WON. 'Hot. Sharon Moy, Min Nicolaisen. 'dents Air Jack Perkins and Ginny Vessel Sociology major Carol Eckert AWARDS BOYS' AgGHT OuT NOW -, renews the voter's part 111 the ''If voters examined the PLAYING rking Limit .alifications and background in: Best Actor A FOX WEST COAST THEATRE of The Year ,. candidates and suite respsn. Best Screen Play of The Year \ I si 2 Academy Awards _ ALSO silly. WP would get representation Best Actress )jections that will lead to a more effective Best Achievement Art Direction '> to Urts14 ANNE BANCROFT "The student government " East father Best Supporting Actress Tose Stat.. Spartans, spear- , Jules Loventhal. marketing ma- Manchurian by an angry group of states- -Student government A e;:, FORD PATTY DUKE Son "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" ;ind JONES Candidate" 1)1=8 students. sire' at SJS needs improvement and Plus Co-Features at both Theatres "The Miracle Worker" !lite isetitirms to he pre- always changing to meet different to the San Jost. City Coun- needs. To meet these needs and lght to protest the revile to curtail any student government iy the city In installing one setback. student apathy insist N. Nhour {harking sips., :irmind changed. Only three mit if the ; campus. nine offices are contested. Is this simtnlitice for Fair ,111.1 I Ill 11.1101". support an rampus. Parking tn C's imple rut goaxl student par- 1.,aded loy Charles W ruffled The Student Peace Union is I)ress-. senior ticipation'!" sponsoring several activities to ed- .11171/1 major, is presently the most Sociology major Slit ruin Mos. de- :lie ....eat group on campus United Nations ucate students on U.N. principles glares: ''It m.. apparent that there 1111,10m:icy farms, led a group of students to by pro- and to show their approval of the is a lack of interest in student snentown San Jose Friday after- and a mean.s for April 24-':7 meeting. Liovernment here at 5.15. By Set :loon %kith -minueate. The Gen- Laurenee Him, assistant pro- petition, and got over ling an example I. acting as a :, tio signatures from San .lose available on short fessor of political science, will resi- representative. hope this goal can 'IA ul,-nts. Up until Friday world problems. speak on "The U.S. and the United afternoons he attained the entrinsittee it nets somewhat Nations A Discourse on Mutual has been able to want to it,. something if get (IVIsl' SOP signattites whiels has been Need" at 3:34'1 p.m in rooms A and front fac- elected." emphasizes Min Nicolai, ulty, students and is the Nremlin and B of the eafetel in. off-caMpus per- en The elementary education ma. sonnel. c." he commented. According to Professor Slims, he jor is especially interesterl in ap- "I have a .1 dismission be- will discuss why he feels the "U.N. ticket for the parking I proved housing and registratmon garage," said tirew. "but .imon and l'nited Is the necessary, if not sufficient, I resent ! "I'm attempting to disprove the the in :he U.N. al - Ingredient of world survival." implication created by the gar. statement that student eovern- Itress .4,11 solution to the SKY Is meow:ohne an informa- said he felt the col- anent is 'mtckey mouse.' Jack a.m. to Icge expected an onserfiow, Dr. Weed illus. tion booth today from 1410 get Perkins. history major states. none, mind is 330 p.m. in front of the cafeteria creating one for the "Bettering the final exam poli- I N. material ,,irking mirage. NOT STRONG to provide backgiound mil cies." is the chief aim of Ginny THREE STUDENT part-time cafeteria em. Felse's office. Above, (I. to r.), Rafael Reyes, Drew, aware of the reasons 1 ha .1,11/11111011S made the U.N. gi. Vessel The element;ory miticat ion ployees, who last week launched A en by the city on the Nitwit Z9 Tonight at R:30 in Allen Hall campaign William Boyd and Robert Milos prepare to en- (high turnover of major is working on a -free pr. %kith Students for higher wages. free meals and more job ter the President's office to make an appoint. ...rodents' nrisraoted the' .o.rticle. Dr Weed sirti will debate rre411,41 nod- at the (1111 of earls final yomg ne. benefits, will meet today Olt 1:30 p.m. with Acting P1.0%, speetal how- : 111.of the 1.N. e: not Against Communism, Wil men+ to discuss the matter with one loading ?ones retrine thii. time, students maild ocra tie ljam student affairs business !Mit Ile said that all five publicans. and the ftensl Fels*, manager, dent William J. Ousel wnuld he used by these she,.1 talk with their instructors. she Cafeteria Manager Michael Dolan in time ot the Security Council Club on the U.N. and visitors. said. GtePAST AN TEMPO STEVE TALBOTT AND GUITAR 19 146' kPril Blues Night elfi MAI' 18 HOLES OF GOLF IN 21/2 HRS. II II) ON NORTHERN C11-IFORNIA'S ONLY Tonight Set Sttit I Al.!. GREEN 18 HOI E COLRSE -- JoeC $-e-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 19, 1963 dey is at 61 PAR that lb .11 '4 ,4 ',to 1,ll 1.1 1.1 '111 hA ',I I 4 _ By Folk Club Franeec I The Spartan Daily Peacock The San Jose State Folk Mu., music, I, soeiety will pnasent Steve Talbott nangemen1 folksine- Treasure Hunt Starts CI Rancho elide mid Bill Bohn Berkeley p to Ettroi a blues concert tonight in ,.r ers, in FridaN, April 19; Ed100. The eoneert will start at travel bug 2P Golf Course and Driving Range 1949 whet 8 p.m., with admission set at $1. tu Weekday studeat green fees 1 Talbott and Bohn are two of p stopped 'i maw,. :rpm lasic 1:essier I mile Fuel on atelK,-e Reed Overpoee the most tateoted young urban e Both where I 21.12 NieKee Road CL 1-1143 :folksbigers in the bay area. fun Cl Leswona By PGA Professional have been playing for about stiggested ' years. during which time they Tea Smith Sill then 'mattered many complicated tech- Si t amthir ' niques originated by such Negro LeWIS. Jaw aci to blues guitarists as Furry I< C. Douglass, Lightnin Hopkin., lag. and sh w. SPAGHETTI awl Big Bill Broonzy. aaiset le Their blues is characterized by high degree of expressiveness All You Can effort to c ni Eat! and personal communication. and interest with garlic bread iIn, vocal and instrumental re- i and salad sources have been shaped by an hobby Nli Spartan Daily TEiVr, EE To0AinL aB ObJeTs,c013necrkeert spleyofonlskasirnegaebr,y will effort to intensify this personal. aSt8 appear tonight out tour Peacock the quality. San Jose State Ion, inlei Folk Music Society. The concert admission has been CHARCOAL BROILED The guitar, as well as the vole. set at Si and Ten Find the Peacock and Win Sarrad .34, Salad, is used to develop this intense es - STEAKS Vegetable and $1.29 pressivenees, and the accompani- Raked Potato , ments often develop extended Farce U nderpants S25 melodic patterns or complex W,.kdays 6 a.rn ro .3 On,. Sat 7 a.rn to 7 p re. rhythmic Variations. San Spore to (p .o Ou Copies of the Peacock color supplement .ith Peacock The Negro blues guitarists de- Opens at Workshop feathers attached are hidden in a number of San Jose veloped the accompaniment style, Carl Sternhenn's German farce Seel 'gores. LYN'S BAR-B-Q to a high point of virtuosity, and ! of the Wilhelm Period, -The Un- 311 See the clues in the Spartan Daily N it (Off Ju'ion CY 7-9151 the greatest singers used it to ' (fey-pants." is at the Encore The- sr, Classified Section beginning Friday. establish an effect of counterpoint ater in Sae Francisco 'nil it with vocal rhythm. One less Ire- The play concerns the impact of l years, Bo quently heard technique, which prey housewife's misadventures r Persons dissociated with the Spartan Daily or particiostieg are ineligible. If 9 the choice kJ V Talhett hansgtaireloesptecI of with her bloomeis while she! Decision of th Spartan Daily is final pleasure. So melodic playedied s the on use the e 'watches a parade for the Kaiser l \...14eis.11.111\04\,./b,.,avid,,-. on's for on, \-tcri v141014.4 1.. , Old World Charm in Dining treble strings using a bottleneck I on a Berlin street corner. for anoth on the little finger. According to Lee Breuer, diree- -Imericd s Beata, ul 11,4 secret is ot Grua Talbott also plaes the harmonica tor of the production, its style is 'et comb in ,r to that of Sonny not only reminiscent of Charlie Authentic Bavarian Food 'vet s Bohanr Tyr, Chaplin, but also has an affinity to e the rest. the absurdist theater of Harold Spartan Daily Classifieds Music Every Night s you se% Pinter and Eugene Ionesco. SUNDAY Student from 11 xy,_-vezwds "The Underpants" is scheduled Art Prof Shows You are ser BUY 'EM! thriuqh 1747.---';"m"'N for a limited run on Thursdays Don Merley e in a ref, NURSDAY ' ,iwough Sundays. Written in 1910.. , and at , Ilufbrau Band Silverwork,Jewelry Inc play is considered as one of WIda rates. Ah. E ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) 1Senior to train - rnonedernent career t. the forerunners of contemporary Bowling 'et all this p Baughn Fri. & Sat. Nites expressionistic comedy. At Villa Montalvo Wish to share ownership - - 7 CY 8-3362. r Ind Her Piano . 3 lines $1.. anytime d ingredien boa,/ mr5*-- boo :- Dr, Robert R. Coleman of San desire to pit HOUSING 1121 35c a line 253-2224 eer 6. C? adet. Ci Jose and Mrs. Helen Abernathy e' eter 6 pm, ty ilofiryr e hope yo _ UnrJrn house $4t., ea. 508 E Palm Springs and La Jolla wm Summer Session Open 24 Hrs. "Th. SJSC local - and allow 7 ;'so. Niarket CY eration of Teacher; 7-2002 exhibit jewelry, silversmithing and San Jose City 7 Days A Week bership aco -s - College will hold at Main student .dent n /1 e(61,041,/ taili,C06iWi 'Age/4104i. ly404,41,1 oil paintings at the May art galsummer session from July 1 to elig-ble, .0 - v :"en. C'- lery show at Villa Montalvo, cul-; August 12. aeom ding to Morris TRY our of hyo 1, 1.y turd center, near Saratoga. 1Goldner, sloe president of the eel - STEAK S1,35 G;es app. apt.. 'eon *H-d Last 2 nso The galleries ale open daily, lege. t 2 95 from ators Rs, - 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Courses will be offered in at' ars turn. rooms ,:- RIcaR6 's Jo Atmosphere . . . Dr. Coleman, associate profes-lbusiness, Meet ronim. Plus sor of art, is widely known for his herilth DOWNTOWN versatile designs in jewelry and psychology ietenee, and , ItaSTRUCTION t14/ .,ther silversmith creations which enee. cor . -.5 Delicious Pizza ... BOWL will be displayed in the West Cal- All regisi I.:Ilion will be cendum 175 W C'dre 4111 - I AUTOMOTIVE (4) Will tutor a ^".'' ’ Plus , len'. ed on June 2tt

'56 Yolks. Per, -d metden: Mrs Abernathy will exhibit 296.21: MERCHANDISE 1161 Great Jazz . . . some 30 oiLs, predominately con- Larribretta, 12$ P - S I H HANDY POCKET PRINTER. --, Equals ventional. with some abstracts CY -.3165, Tony. THE PLACE TO SO _ showing mostly desert scopes of '40 Vino* "150'. t- red or needed the Southwest. ; 21.4 .. r hoes of Ricardo's Winner of numerous awards it, ,04-eee.t 4.i," exhibitions from New 1960 Austin.Heely Spartan 0- . Horne Delivery 'tit 10 ram York to Cal- 4tir; S, ' 297 9' 9r-ezreWot and Food To Go ifornia, Dr. Coleman has hel,i many one-man shows, and exhibit- 13 Ford 2 F" Electric 1/4 hp 52 w--r-1 DINNERS Open rnisior -1 11.111. Daily ed at De Young Museum, Palace of the Legion of Honor SMILITINE 218 in San BUSINESS SERVICES 111) Willow CY 4-4009 Francisco; Sacramento Crocker Insurance - - 74 Art Gallery, San Auto Jose Art Center. 142C Chat eradey In, i5S Mon. e Columbia University, and variomz FOR A SAVING Street. college and other art galleries rent.il Expert tYP10, theses rerrn pnr,-; :iel'OSS the nation. 504 prs a'sn edit -q. 793 AT! Frets, sororities ALMA GOLF COURSE I After graduating from Junior Will, do typing r - eollege in his home town of Sec- sari fose's newest, most modern FOR FUN ramento, Dr. Coleman went on to 9 hole golf course EMPLOYMENT 1101 ALcore 3-0276. California College of Arts ant FOR H EACH I Crafts in Oakland. and later oh. getre by .i41 car - - . .- FOR SALE 4 or, k feathers Only Lighted Golf mined hit arts matter degree ht Course in Northern College, and doctor of educe- Hillbrooll Day C.erno TO PLACE AN AD: liii degree at Columbia last year. at Spartan Deily Ad Office California Cell In 1950 he wan one .1207, I:30-4:00, or GOLF Students and faculty of 12 art oz. New 75: teachers selected in the REGULAR HOURS Send in Handy Order Blank Monday Him Friday United' 4 oz. Top Si with Check or Money Order. states to study under Tteginald 8-10:30 p.m. Sun., Tues., Wed. Thurs. 'bs No Phone Orders En c Ilill of yl:ention at tie. School ot 8-11:00 p.m. H and 9 snri 4 tr eariy AC^ 114.41L.11 TU RE Sat. hicken GOLF With A.S.8. Card American Craftsmen. it, Roches- 1:30.4 p.m. Sat. Sue., Holiclovs obster * 9 -boo go cou-s.a * miniature gott * puttinl qraens * snack bar Montalvo's ninth annual Sum- Rc BUY DAILY CLASSIFIEDS! ALMA GOLF COURSE mer Music, Festival. featuring the kr/kr/on ehamber music of the Alma To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium. a Didus inephus, a iparra- Foundati,. Trio 1 445 W Alma It, San Jose :::4;117ridNae;. ,Vin.,,e1 in:nave, njutlliyei2Eesti.., 1066 950 frangipanni, or any other sensible thing, just fill out this I .5/111, itt PIZ! 1 handy order form, clip it, and send it with a check or cash to the Spartan Daily Advertising Office, J207, San Jose State College, San Jose 14, California. Ads must be in by 2:30 P.M. two days prior to publication. 1 Check a Classifica,,oe- f---oRralAt - Announcements Business Services Instruction Automotive He Merchandise Print your ad here. CAMPUS MANAGER Every day is a Special Day at Tico's RESPONSIBLE YOUNG (Special Day, that is.) MAN WITH SALES Combination EXPERIENCE TO HELP 13 lotors end Cpars Fmch TRAIN AND MANAGE Try this stomach pleasing combination: Ho: Daily Rees: Weekly Rates - COLLEGE SALES PEOPLE Two lines, two time minimum 2 lines 5700 TOSTADA, ENCHILADA, 2 lines SI.00 3 lines 52.50 4 lines 5)00 3 lines 51.25 Invest- RICE or BEANS, SALAD 4 lines 51.50 lines & more-1154 per line Plenty of leads. No 5 lines & more.20c per lin ment. We train you. Excel- Starting Det 14 in Ad For 2/1/4/S Goys (Corrlo Oro') lent Summer opportunity. 89` Enclosed to - Send resume to Vita Craft price. Nee., It's especially special at this low Pacific Sales. 3445 Grand! 44rat.t Ave. Onklinnel No 101, Cr' ptonne H H \a/melte-01er nt For dl re+ -4. call CY 44414. Turh 444-441S James 2081, from 120 to 410, Monday through Friday. Phone Orders CY 7-8421 4th and St. velfth Summer of Leading Tours Friday, April 19 1961 f4PARTAN TE1PO-11 Three .11 Iii MILIA of her tours have beer the complaints. But for her, (Int of this World Food sponsored by Mu Phi Epsilun, and these are Prices Jose StateCollege's minor discomforts and at Down to Earth again -tour- two of them by Temple. The are all in the line paler ia at it of duty. Whether it's a meal or When she's not others art. sponsored by bale /. that is The "sheer tragedies" that occur Robinson, pram,. Johnson Travel Agency of San a snack try . . . g. Eranees on every tour make tour leading Jose. moat. is buslly making all the more exciting. One such Howard's elev. Ltive for Needs her mutate and the oair rrangements for urge to tragedy. which Miss Robinson re- travel have taken Miss Crystal Creamery here included rip to Europe Robinson calls with particular fondness. s ;us, notietel that isesitive Reconimeridations to just about every place in Fountain Restaurant ge for the structure of replacine of the main switehboard: bug bit MSS R.113111. the happened in 1954 when her group travel nee tile roofs appeared tee be building of a proper pipe taut ten when she took her world except the stretch between was in Germany. There were 15 7th & Santa Clara, San Joss 1949 including one fipOt over with cat walk for servieing spot- Upon her re. Singapore and Cairo That over- people planning to attend tp tu Europe. the trance to the building west light fixtures in the auditorium in sight, however, will be remedied in se stopped at her home Bayreuth Festival. She had been, 'auditorium. ceiling now considered improp- 1964, when she plans to tour haz- where a travel agent the I able to get only 12 tickets. Fran- auditorium itself, some erly supported and extremely world. or redirect: and soggested she lead a tour tically she searched for three Archie's -al concrete was found to ardreus to relamp ow-strength and the team providing of emergency lighting for thought he was crazy TOUR DUTIES more, and came up with two in, She 7 Day Special! ended that non-conforming the Auditorium and adjacent hall- SO tialiculota. Frankfurt. Everybody was taken ansthing What does a tour leader do? ; of these walls be strength- ways anti stairways. the in Jew agent suggested According to Miss Robinson, a rare of-- everybody, that is, except .1 TOP SIRLOIN replat eel REPAIR COSITS and ,he has been lead- tour Wader doesn't simply round Miss Robinson. Her pursuit of thei STEAK DINNER $1.49 :COM II) t4 In general the fluorescent light- the class- 5111,,, every siunnser Up a group and take off tee places one last ticket was a study in : recommendations for the ing fixtures throughout tn NEW YORK CUT um include placing of ade- rooms and offiees in Tower Ball unknown for X number of days of extraordinary patience. Pen' STEAK DINNER $1.75 ties for resisting lateral were found to provide lighting lev- pro- a effort io combine her fun and frolic. The well-organized She plunked herself before the between the haleony and els belovr standard. her globe- tour leader ticket interrt with does mostly that counter in the Festival Hall /O. 06. Sone Week end morning t concrete walls and see- Correcting these and a number hobby Miss, Robinson has organize, She usually plans every box office two hours before the meal problems with our d-, along with strengthening of other faults us what state en- Saturday and Sunday walls by adding a thickness gineers would dee if turned loose in 11 out tour plans with Mu miletat the journey. Her local performance was to start and :e. Tower Hall with three-quarters of international tnusic agent makes arrangements at each waited. Like a hungry puppy wait- SPECIAL BREAKFAST our inspectors also reported a million deellat,. University. stopover, hires ing for her , and Temple the guides, and mistress to toss her a, !und electrical deficiencies If they shouldn't get the money, makes the hotel reservations. She tasty morsel, Miss Robinson pa- Free Parking -ed hazardous to personnel the alternative appears to be re- contacts agents, both at home and tiently waited. Finally the ticket t meeting safety require- placing Tower Hall at a cost agent could stand her pleading 545 So. 2nd St. $2 million. look no longer and slipped her the arc 14 Our last available ticketfour short minutes before showtime. So Miss Seeret Robinson did get to hear the fes- tival, although she saw very little Dmbination of it as her cherished seat was lates Unopposed !just on the side of the orchestra Steak 1101% e pit. But experiences like that just Bohannon's has pr years, make tour leading more worth- choice for fine din- the while, she insists. pkasurc. Some liked Bo- )4 ASB Positions pots for one reason, 1963 fil'111:1)11,E but now Wilti I for another, When asked what on this In-anent .11 Ilw,t r:ent will face next year." states Yes, that Let George Do It! secret is out. year's agenda her eyes lit up and. hs: Dan Dahlen, business management combination that get with a horrified' "I forgot my PRESIDENT major. stand ss Bohannon's brochures!" she plunged into the Larson, 21 -year-old phi! - Mat hematics major George rest. Bohannon's schedule 1963's Europe Pete Zit has passed the buck! It se the for tour of major. endorsed by ASH Drake hopes -to make S.IS a cul- es you seven days a Lucky members will attend mans toils lias George doing most of the 11 ill Hauck. anti Bruce Wise- tural center" He V. ants to do this II a.m. until 2 of the great European festivals li, from work. George is a stainless steel .nior history major, fight it , by expanding the visiting scholar delicious including: the Glyndebourne Festi- ,You are served the office of president. !program and by working on a relaxing atmos- sal in England, l'Opera Comique oven. Not only does he have a he in a en ernfehasizes that he -cultural festival." very reason- in Paris, the Lucerne Festival in ie. and at tiled -tummy. he has the "hottest In continue to work for a one thing Switzerland, the Holland Festival, hope to perpetuate scholar- rates. Ah, but PROFESSOR ROBINSON liege' Union and that he is plus that one performances in the Roman arena personality in town also! So stop ships. cultural pneg-rams and work Aw. all this g a "cultural festival- that ... tour leader in Verona, the Festival of Two on the College Union in order to id ingredient, desire by now and %%inch George in ac- draw attention to S.TS. you. Worlds in Spoleto, and the Mozart make our college a better insti- desire to please abroad, to see that each tiny de- tion. remember: make - '.eet ed. Larson expects to Festival in Salzburg. There will be inst Pete .tution of higher learning," says 'Cs,' steps toward a College to hope you'll stop in tail has been taken care of. She extra treats, too: the sight of the 'em -George hake- "rm. :Cliff Ginterman, sophomore po- a student election to deter- and allow us to please acts as a liaison between the for- moon rising over the ruins of the litical science major. students want the Union. at eign agents and her party. She is. world's largest outdoor stage in ' "Students have no place to air msultation with architects their grievances on approved it sort of public relations officer Rome, an opera at the Baths of Don't forget, we lime ragtime piano and banjo Caracalla, more opera at Bay- e Board of Trustees. housing ,tate: Charlene Hiatt. for her group and for each coun- reuth, Germany, and a chance to II usic on Friday and Saturilay nights. most important thing is The psychology major wants to try being visited. hear one of opera's greats, Irene lancing of the meaning of a in with the administration and A tour leader is also a mother, baths from SJS," states Bruce householders for a solilt ion. t-s in. He lists four means by a sister, a pal, even a scapegoat. Love music? Love travel? Climb Social science major Don Mc- could be ac- .ihrrird! leaves on inn(' :his enhancing Innis emphasizes that -there has declares Miss Robinson. She's for- The tour 25 and promises 45 days of en- hed: upgrading the prestige to be a serious, responsible ap- ever chasing misplaced bags, nurs- chantment abroad. Whether you're . making SJSa recognized proach to government." Ile is also 101 First t. ing the sick, humoring the un- 19 or 90, the only prerequisites. swayer, improving campus a proponent of "continuous planned happy. arid hearing the bruit of according to Miss Robin.son, are ruty relations and stimulat- action over the years. - the ability to keep up with the ;?< dent Don Phelps wants to stimulate ,Toup and the love to travel. International H REPREsENTATIVES !interest in student government. Repataurant holoefuls vie for the join- We need more qualified students," S. J. STATE'S TEMPO STAFF Tropicana Shopping Center t-ire representative post- I he public admoust rat ion m %tor King and Story Roads Frod /k.st. Dan Dahlen, said. Fine Arts Editor JODY KINCAID HOTTEST NEW Reporters CHERI WALKER Drake, Cliff Gutterrnan. "My platform is based on alto's- ALAN RISOON 1.1 et ,in W4e, C'14r, ler le Hiatt. Pratt McInnis. Don = students 'to have more ;.i,ce SPOT... Martin Stenruil and Mark in St orient government.'' sta tes public administration major Mar- for Fred Best. social science tin Stenrud. He is also interesed 1 hope I can help Iron - in a newsletter for the sophomore DINING more effective student opin- !class. ogram. Such action is nec- : Mark Verse'. business manage- and RESTAURANT for a truly representative ment major. says: "I'm tryang In government. I am also ser- promote better communications DANCING AND DRIVE-IN ronverned with the improve- between student g.a-ernment and ! the academic reputation of the student body " JUNIOR RI:PRESENTATIVE Incites you to come in for hreakfost this weekend. been ;olive in government, Six juniors will be on the bal- beta- I hat' good pet-spec- lots for the four available junior :' Koh . KOVern representative S ride gette:6 .teak /Mae _ t nt Council ,-orly Ham. Baron or Sausage and two eggs ativ style chairs: Carol Eckert. Jules Linen. ' Sharon Moy. Miri Nictelaisen. Complete Dinners Potatoes, Toast. Butter and Jelly reg. 81.1ii ! Perkins and Canny Vessel Bar-B-9 'dents Air --:ociology major Carol Eckert 'ti New York Cut Steak . $2.75 students only sresses the voter's part in the 401. Top Sirloin $1 95 for SJS 99e lbs election- "If voters examined the $1.95 rking Limit qualifications and background of hicken $1.85 inexpensive prices come the candidates and sole respon- bster For the finest food at to the SKYLARK. $3.50 sibly, we would get represent a Iron Bread, . Baked Potato and Green Soled with Choice of that will Icied to a more effective. - Rceieefor+ Thousand Island Oil end Vlneoar )lections aee .15 M,Ik 15 Restaurant open 24 hours strident government " Drive -In open 'NI 3 a.m. 521 W. Santa Clara St. Tose Stets' Spartans, spear. Jules Lovent hal, marketing ma- i" by an angry group of jor. states "Strident government 950 South First Street and Enama students, are at SJS needs improvement and Is ring petitions to he pre- always rharp:Irv..: In meet different to the San Jose City Cnun- needs Ti meet these needs and ight to protest the mount etirtall any student government 7 the city in installing one setback. student apathy must he ahour parking SOM., ilr"Und changed. Only three out of the DEFECTIVE ;I campus. nine offices are contested. Is this ./I .11:1 h14111l1 Ilt I support on campus is s ommittee for For Parking. an es:emote of i.asid strident par- tiOninL.; ;1 ho rudest Natrona," The Student Peace Union us headeel by Charles W Drew. senicr I Itlf.;111,,I1?* ('xplained. sponsmine several activities to Ni- 'drama major, is presently the most SOC1OlOgy major Sharon Moy de- ' the United Nations ue:rite students on U.N. prineipks vocal group on campus clares 'It is alas! .-."Isat there k diplomacy by Wo- and to shunt. their approval of the Drew led a group of students tee is a lack of int, student o, anti ti means for April 24-27 meeting. !downtown San .lase Friday after- government herc at By set- !itnitmeate. The Gen- Birns, assistant pro- noon sit ruN petit Laurette(' urns and got over ting an example 1. a!-Ing as ;4 ,- available on short still fessor of political SCI4`rtee. signatures from San Jose resi- represent a tie, hope this guru can i .t world problems. speak on -The lt.S, and the United : os. Up until Friday afternoon be attained ' It acts somewhat Mutual Nations A Discourse on commo tee has been aisle to 1 want to do something. It ',Vire' which has been rooms A and . nver Need" at 3:30 p.m. in sign:trines from far- eleeterl,- emphasizes Min Nicolais- ii the liremlin and ! Wry. B of the cafeteria. students and off-campus per- en The elementary education ma- " he rommented. Birns, he According to Professor sonnel. jor is especially interested in .ip. dismission lie- feels the "I will discuss why he have a ticket for the parking !provral housing and registration ’.i.Ian and I!nited not sufficient. " said !'t's is the necessary, if Drew, "Nit I resent "I'm attempting to disprove the . oes in the U.N. al- survival." ingredient of world .on created lay the cur- statement that student govern. tl ,,eful solution to the is sponsoring an informa- ..," SPE* said he felt the col- ment us 'rnickey moist- Jack Ittecisade," In. Weed Mug- from R:30 a.m. to , 'et tion booth today sisseted an overflow. got Perkins. hhtory major cafeteria states 3:30 tens. in front of the arid is creating one for the I \ -Bettering the final exam poli- .,*()T STICONCI background matetial on sing to provide garage. cies " the. chief aim of Ginnv ' hi' THREE STUDENT pert -time cafeteria em- Felt's office. Above, (I. to r.), Rafael 1,reW, tItfli5 made the U.N. Reyes, Fitt’art of the reason., giN. V. Hall ,,e1 Thu. elementary erliasalion r in the NIrtich 29 Tonight at 5:30 in Allen oes', who Iasi week launched a campaign William Boyd and Robert Milos prepare to en. e!.., Iry the city thigh torrirever ' Eir "It's' is workinz on a ’his’.’p.’.- W'mrt SP1! will debate with Student.' sr higher wages, free meals and more job ter the President's office tru make an appoint. e.tierle.ntst adsocateel ille .I ut the end of eat+ fin4.1 ’Hlied that tho UN. as not Against Communism. Yreing Re. benefits, will meet today at 1:30 p.m. with WI. merit to discuss the matter with Aefini Prati. of sptstial one hour loading e,or, th, lime. students condi Ile said that all five pu its. and the Demi et% t ham Fella, student affairs business manager, dent William J. Dine! . that would br used by these ste a I. ns .11i they instructors. she of the Security Council on the 11.N. and Cafeteria Manager Michael Dolan in 1time iClub SAL!

11--SPALETAN TEMPO Friday, April 19, of Festivals - VanetY KPFA ',neaten FM radio M4-'Johnson To Star 51010 in Berkeley refused heense E-.--SPARTAN DAILY Friday. April 19, 196: Monterey Select renewal to the FCC, celebrates Are, Dylan. 2u-year-old singer. 21 and 22, will S 9 1 I'll l''t 1,1’.1111311‘5,.45’,11,.11,,’1,..11,5. 5 '5 1' its Ittls anniversary this mom,. again be F. Stock guitarist and harmonica player, by John Lewis. Coast detnit at Lewis, Summer his West In pianist will make and T 'N es I The Spartan Daily Peacock Van Johnson will march into the chorus 14 the musical annual NIonterey Folk Modern Jazz the first Quartet, um Berkeley as The Music Man" In Faecs.’ 17, 18 and 19. all phases En Festival. May of after! the Corti. Treasure Hunt Starts Ben liapen's Mekidyland produc- Lean periods followed. but festival. 133. M ENJOY THIS as one of the' Columbia Recording artist Dy- tion of the musical comedy June singing and hoofing S490.99011 tickets enamored of American to the F,.. Friday, April 19! Eight Men of Manhattan at the lan became ,peflillt 18 through 2:1 will go on sale for :I went into the folk music and the guitar at the ml WEEKEND Rainbow Rootn, Van only beginning Hall ! Johnson comes to Berkeley aft- a visit to the Mas 1 1.',3! Broadway hit. "Too Many 0irls,": age of 10. It was er having scored critacal and popu- !nation and ailing Woody Guthrie that final') reserv.ition, in 1940. P. 0. Box ClIooreettaAlccoalinuaalsiingof I lar ovations in -The Music Man" and into the "Jaz'," Melixtyland will have a season, brought him East WITH DANCIINC role in the long -ran I.ondon pre- In a completely with eight coffee houses. (liffeo-L, of 11 top Broadway hits the Carmel 'PEACOCK FRIDAY AND sentation of this rousing story of Bach i'estival in- Tickets and reservation infor- held July 114 a St super-salesman of musical through the ,2,(7. obtained by writ- SATURDAY NITES strumems. I.aist summer Johnson mation may be will feature his Passiori A., all ing the Monterey Folk Festival, Ii) St John t me 'woke ecords in the same role and other xho. ure Monterey, Calif. over the summer musical circuit.. 1' 0. Box 728, Until June 1 all 117.724 wou, LAU% are- He is currently in "Bye Bye All seals at all performances will be handled by TROPIC If Birdie" at the Shereton Palace in or.erved. ! only For inforn.',, A total ex' San Francisco. The sixth annual Monteissy Jazz liach TWIST ele, Van. following the trend of . fist:: ii slated for Septernher 211. ' rind- to- -t he - ;,;:.di and thim other big Hollywood stank had re- Even if mained abroad for some time to .wer Hall concentrate on movie-making in all Spartan Daily SPECIAL Europe. His initial European star- and Peacock cogs u ring role came in .-rhi Enemy The Interlude SUNDAY General." a Clover PrlAuetion made in France and Italy and re- Find 'the Peacoek and Win leased by Columbia Pictures SPECIAL COLLEGE NIGHTS An addition JAM Born in Newport, Rhode Island, peiximately on April 25, 1916, he is the son of made if adi $25 Monday Fe SESSIONS a plumbing contractor who hoped Copies of the Peacock color supplement with Peacock his son would follow in that bust- VAN JOHNSON Van, Tuesday feathers attached are hidden in a number of San Jose seas. Early in life. however. . . 'Music Man' had set his heart on becoming an stores. AT performances week IF :it 8:30 p.m Wednesday , actor. As a boy he saw all the See the clues in the Spartan Daily will be presented every films and stage plays he possibly Matinees Classified Section beginning Friday. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m.' Choice of entree includes Soup Svad. Coffee, Tea or could in his home town. Saturday are now being ac- titaPia Upon graduation f rom high Mail orders cepted for individual perfornumees Steak Perseus associated with tha Spartan Daily or participetiag are ineligible. school, where he was star football box office Decision of the Spartan Deily is final. 723 N. 13th player, Van worked for a year in at the established Michael Keith Broiled Ham Steak S. Evenings, $1.25 and $2.95: his father's businesw. He then left prices: , Il i'. I ilirfiCor Iv/ liVi.ltirt.1Vbeiqlse'i eV/ 5. $1.110 and $2.00. All at the piano Breaded Scallops CY 5-9872 for New York, where several and matinees. addressed to: months later he landed a lob its orders should be Nightly F-ench Fried Prawns lkix 1288, Berkeley 1. Melodyland, Sauteed Sweetbreads calif Vol. 50

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