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Soph-Doll Today's Weather Dance FAIR Bids on Sale Pa tfrin High ... 64-69 in Outer Quad Low . . 45-51 $1.50 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE VOL. 45 AIR " SAN JOSE CALIFORN'A, THURSDAY, MAY 8 1958 NO. 123 Find Woman's Body; PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS Judges Decide on Song Girls Death Still Mystery While 'Fight Song' Plays The body of Mrs. Minola 8. Snyder, six months a cook for the By ARLENE PHILLIPS Kappa Delta sorority, was found Monday afternoon in her parked car Ever hear the "SJS fight song" played 26 times? on Mt. Hamilton road. Well, if anyone's passion is this melody, ha could have heard it Last night Revelries over and over again last night when thirteen girls fried out for next Deputy Coroner George Hannah said an autopsy fall's song girl positions. failed to uncover the mystery of her death. Screams, tears and laughter were issued forth when Mickey Sim- A new test on the 29-year-old woman's blood will be performed onet, Rally Committee chairman, announced that Helen Barker, Dana to ascertain if death was caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. To Reopen Currie, stephi Green. Patty Natterm and Sheila O'Brian were chosen Hannah said, "Right now it* 'to be under the leadership of looks like foul play has been ruled Carol Sandell as song girls. out. It may have been accidentaL" Judi Patton and Gayle Tanaka Soph Class sports Edit were picked to be alternates. The woman, whose work at the For 3 Days Approximately 1341 students Kappa Delta sorority has been de- Jammed the Old Little Theater scribed as "completely satisfact- i Sp:titan Revelries reopens Receives$100 applauding the conti.stants and ory." left the sorority house Fri- Makes Final last scheduled three-day run peering iner the judges' shotil- dayw night after completing her D "Tamaloo," the all student-produc- der* to see hou the% rated each work. She was last seen by her musical comedy, tonight at 8:15 At SDX Meet parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoge ance Plans in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Other girls who tried out In last John Salamida, junior uoi.i nal. of 754 Chestnut St., Sunday morn- By ARLENE PHILLIPS The performance has been ache- night's finals were Jean Gabbard, ism major and Spartan Daily Patty ing when she left for a picnic. duled for social fraternities and 60- Lees. Cherie Cunningham. How to mold crepe paper, tin sports editor, was awarded a $100 rorities but seats still are avail. Ann Byde, Laurel Mastrofininl and When the woman's body was dis- foil and balloons into something scholarship at a Press and Union able to the public and independent Sandy Geneva. covered, a bottle of sleeping pills that transforms the Women's Gym League Club dinner meeting in students. Judges, who rated the girls on was found but it was full, accord- into a reasonable replica of the San Francisco Tuesday night. "Tamaloo" opened to a full the three categories of personality, ing to Hannah. He said there were interior of a plush night club has house last The ass ant waa presented by weekend and was re- performance and appearance, were no suicide notes and no hose lead- long been a problem with decora- the Northern California chapter ceived with final applause that Carol Sandell. head song girl; Miss ing from the exhaust pipe to the tion chairmen of various organiza- of Sigma Delta CM, men P. pro- lasted for three minutes. The show Simonet; Dave Towle, Rally Corn- inside of the vehicle. She was tions. fesslonal journalistic fraternity, features the combined talents of mittee vice chairman; Chuck found lying on the rear seat of the The Sophomore Class seems to more than fifty for "distinct ion and promise students. Wing, Santa Clara University yell car a mile and a half east of Clay- have overcome this problem, how- among Journalism undergradu- It is set on a hypothetical ex- leader: Robert Baron .SJS activi- ton road at about 9:95 p.m. She ever, for its Soph Doll Dance to- ates." John Curry and Corky otic south sea island which is un- ties adviser and ex-SJS yell lead- had been dead about 12 hours. morrow night. Dannetthrtink, also SJS junior der British control. Scene of most er; Dr. Keith Johnsgard, associ- Placed around the dance floor class journalism ituajuirs, recehed There have been cases of per- of the action including authentic ate professor of psychology: Ro- of the Women's Gym (the site for certificates of distinction. sons falling asleep in an auto, ac- West Indian ritual dances, is a ta- bert Martin, associate dean of stu- the dance) will be artists easels SDX Adviser Gordon Greb, as- cording to Hannah, and being ov- vern managed by the play's villain dents; that have been decorated with sistant professor of journalism, ercome by fumes seeping in from Trafalgar. Ed Mosher, a San Jose business-. flowers and balloons. and several members of the SJS the exhaust system. U.S. Marines get into the act. man: Roger Muzzey. assistant pro- During the evening. Phil Smith. chapter of SDX were present to too, in a comic sketch held in the fessor of music and SJS band di- Kappa Delta authorities said a student at California Arts and see Salarnida cop the annual orderly room of the island's Mar- rector: Darlene Harris, ex-SJS that Mrs. Snyder, a divorcee. "was Crafts College in Berkeley. will award. ine detachment. Critics spoke well song girl; Joe Tomasello and Don well liked by the girls in the sketch pictures of Soph Doll can- The meeting also heard an ad- of the opening show, saying that Santa Clara University house." didates. Gene Tyler displays the charaeter portrait that won tuiuut first place dress by Victor F.. Bluedorn. na-IDoherty, it provided many laughs and dis- yell leaders, and Dick Stanford, Candidates are Mora Jacott, in t ht. pictorial .scut ionof the all-eollege photo contest. Jerry aiayed fine talent. tional executive director of SDX SOnford Marcia Malatesta, Polly Marden, Freneh holds the uasliiil-otit bridge picture that took first place University yell leader. in the items ikleture %ietIon.Spartafeto. Tickets for the three remaining 474 12/Who WW1 night Carol Sandell and Claire South. out test performances, are available in the , had been chosen by the Rally As a highlight of the dance, Ron Major Gets Student Affairs Business Office, i Committee as finalists out of 30 Conklin, Class presi- Sophomorethe F TI316, and at the door. A ticket !girls who tried out Tuesday. dent, wi l crown Soph Doll rench, Tyler Take 1st booth will be located in the Li------New Name queen. brary archway today and tomor- Music for the semi-formal dance 11 you arc a business adminis- row. All seats are reserved. will be furnished by the States- Army Stops tration major, beginning in fall In KAm ph men, an SJS combo. semester of this year, you will au- oto Contest Bids may be purchased in the tomatically become a business and Jerry French, junior public re- Robert Lesley. senior, claimed se- Outer Quad for $1.50 and the stu- Y Series Features Launching industrial management major. And lations major, won first and sec- cond and ,third Places in the pic- dent body is invited to attend, ac- upon being graduated, you will re- ond place yesterday in the news. torial section. CAPE CANAVERAL il" A cording to Conklin. ceive a bachelor of science rather picture section of the all-college AWARDED ORDERS Marriage Lecture "graduation" launching of the Ar- than a bachelor of arts my's short -ranged Redstone mis- degree. photo contest conducted by Kappa The four winners svere awarded -Let's Gel Mali Ica,- a public sile by field troope wan postponed "This changeover will require Alpha Mu, honorary photo-joui-n- merchandise orders from Webb's lecture series sponsored by the no new courses or additional units alism fraternity. yesterday when trouble developed Home Camera Store and the Spartan Student Y, will continue tonight for those students who are at pre- Items 14 minutes before blast-off time. PICTORIAL PRIZE Bookstore. sponsors of the contest. when three religious leaders dis- sent in the Business Administra- The Army would say only that h First place in the pictorial sec- A total of 47 entries was sub- cuss "Religion: Bond or Barrier tion Department. The only people OW "technical difficulties" caused the tion of the cotest was taken by mitted along with 1$ color at 7:30 in CHI50. who will have different required S 'Color' launching to be called off, and Gene Tyler, senior journalism ma- prints, which will he exhibited Those participating will be Rab- courses for the business and in-4 "Color at Home," a display that it would be rescheduled "at jor and president of the local chap- In the two sponsoring stores. bi Iser Freund former rabbi of dustrial management will be in- an early date." featuring a combination of com- ter of RAM. The contest, held for the first Temple Emanu-El, San Jose: the coming freshmen, who will have It was not known whether the mon household items. now is be- French took first place in the time this semester, will be an an- Rev. Herbert Neale, pastor of the to take the new requirements for trouble was in the 200-mile Red- news 'section with a picture of a nual event conducted by RAM. First Methodist Chukch, Campbell; this major," stresses Jack Holland, ing shown in the display case on stone itself or in some part of washed-out bridge, while Tyler Judging the contest were Loren and the Rev. Ray J. Zohlen, as- professor of business. the second floor of the Home the instrumentation used to track entered a character-study photo T. Cockrell, assistant professor of sistant pastor at St. Martin's Ro- the missile. Holland added that the change- Economies Building. Jose. for first place in the pictorial photography; David C. Donoho, man Catholic Church, San A field unit which has been un- over provides a student three pos- The display was planned and section. associate professor of art and edu- The panel will answer questions dergoing training here was to fire sible concentrations in the man- arranged by Jackie Real, senior Chuck Koehler, freshman, was cation, and Aft Stokes. city editor from the audience following the the Redstone as a "graduation ex- agement area of business. These home economics student, for third in the newspicture section. of the San Jose News. discussion. ercise" before being assigned to a include industrial management, Redstone launching site. The sol- business management and general methods of teaching I eco- out preparations for business nomies. diers carried the launching under supervision of It features %allow, rotor e Bomb Controversy trained missile technicians. binations of fabrics. tableware world wire I - - - and flower arrangements design- Comes to Head Compiled from United Press Aviation Assn. , The nucl(ar bomb controversy ed to make students an are of 'Miss San Jose' has reached a head --for the time corENHGENThe United States and its North Atlantic alb, - SJS freshman Gaye Jacobson color in everyday surroundings. Prof to Office being. said yesterday that summit meetings "are desirable if they offer pies - was named Miss San Jose last Elects The display poets questions." Milton Mallis. assistant profes- will continue un- A symposium, sponsored by of reaching settlement's on important night at Hotel St. Claire and will this issued at the end of a sor of aeronautics, was elected se- til the end of this week. three campus groups, has been But declared in a con llllll nique compete in the Miss California three-day NATO count.11 meeting that summit conferenem "are cretary-treasurer of the California scheduled for next Tuesday at contest at Santa Cruz this summer not the onl% way of conducting nego- Assn. at its eighth annual 7:34) p.m. in Morris Dailey way, or necessarily the best " Runner-up was Lynda Tetreault. Aviation Au- tiations or reducing international tensions." meeting in Los Angeles May 3-4. Peruvians Shout ditorium. The purpose Is to ghe CURRY, DANNENBRINK Roth girls are members of Sigma Keppa sorority. Also attending the meeting from the pro and con bonib-testing WASIIINiiTONThe Atomic Energy Commission confirmed' yes- AND SALAMIDA SJS were Thomas E. Leonard, pro- 'Go Home, Nixon' factions an opportunity to air terday that the United States fired the first shot in its atomic test . . . top to bottom fessor of aeronautics and head of 'their stews and ghe students a series at F:niss iitok Atoll in the Pacific nine days ago. LIMA, Peru Six Peruvi- Bluedorn directed his remarks to the Aeronautics Department, and chance to inform themselves tin The AEC gave no further details. an students touched off a near the 'undergraduate journalists of Nick Milichevich, assistant profes- the question. WASHINGTON--Sen. Styles Bridges complained yesterday that riot yesterday by shouting "go today and said. "If we still have sor of aeronautics. The professors While the symposium was in the President Eisenhower's proposed space prograrn has -fallen over home" to visiting freedom '20 yearn from now, it will were flown to the meeting by Ar- U.S. Vice Presi- formative stage, an ROTC publi- gives too little voice to backwards" toward civilian control. He said it be because we still have freedom thur den Thilk, a junior aeronauti- dent Richard M. Nixon. cation was released by Lt. Col. the military, of the press. radii, and television." cal maintenance major. The students began *creaming Edgar B. Collnday in which an ar- that the nation's The New Hampshire Republican asserted To do this, he added that 'we According to The meeting was highlighted by when Nixon left his hotel for a six. ticle entitled "Pure Propaganda" militar%" than tinder fipliC1 efforts must he "tied eloser fil the must has e an aristocracy of intel- a preview of Walt Disney's new block automobile trip to the pres- appeared. The article was about five unsolicited Administration plans. licence," to ward off invasions ot film, "Man in Flight." and a talk idential palace where he was the the recent "stop the tests" peti- President Congress to approve creation of testimonials Eisenhower has asked KI1 of expression by Erie Burgess. author-scientist. guest at lunch of President Man- tioners. Advisory Commit?, a civilian space agency built around the National for which we who spoke on space tra- uel Prado. Burgess, Charles J. Bustamante, a stu- for Aeronautics to take over non-military scientific space pmjeco paid good money vel, has written several books, Other bystanders took active ex- dent backer of the petition to stop control of the Penis- The military space program would remain under Grad Deadline Set the best sale Many of which have been translat- ception to the shouts of the stu- nuclear tests, said about the ar- gon's advanced projects research agency. . in the world ed into foreign languages. dents and a brawl ensued. Police ticle: "It is a perfect example of S andidates for undergraduate After a morning session at the moved In quickly to break up the an attempt at military thought RATTLE CREEK’Nenty four states were theoretically crip- degrees in January 1959, must is the Roos Institute of Aeronautical Science fight and arrested three of the control." pled by fallout yesterday as civil defense workers tallied results of make application for graduation Change -of -Name delegates toured the ae- combatants. North America. before May 23, I956. areordlag Building, The tapir for nest Tuesday's the heaviest mock bombing ever staged In Sale now in ronautical facilities of the Los A crowd of some 1300 surroond- symposi is "What Should be First reports indicabal that about 2.0011,11011 square miles or to Mrs. Doroth Lenin' of the progress! Angeles Trade and Technical Jun- ed the police. There were scatter- the Stand of the U.S. tin Nuc- 67 per rent of the nation has sersing degrees of fallout_ Registrar'. Office. ior College and Northrup Aero- ed shouts of "let them go" as the lear Bomb Testa?" . The exercise was held to test the nation's ability to recover from Appointments to make appli- nautical Institute. A primary pur- three men were hustled off. The groups (International Rela- nuclear attacks. cation for emanation %sill not pose of the tour was to investi- Nixon arrived in Lima vestei 'ay tions Club. Student Y and Forens- ('oil defense officials said the make-believe attack pointed up schetliticil after this date for 15491 gate methods of transferring col- from Bolivia on the second half of ics Club) may sponsor a formal one (lass in the flat coil defense programlack othoth masa and the remamder of the sem...ter_ lege credits. his 18-day tour of Latin America. deabte sometime in the future. family type shelters. PA,MO::;!;*;!;’.O.O.::::::::!77’.

11--441P tier t'§i' DIM Y Thurday. May S. 1958 pr John T_ W311411110 W3S PER STUDENT $35.00 ' pointed as president of San Jose Apartments Wisconsin Baker Raises 19-Child Family 1953 Red Carpet State College on April 24, at ()the State Board of Education. IbY 059 S NINTH STREET Despite Warnings of Economic Recession n September 27. 1954, the Apt 3 seer. - CY 2 4154 College began a lien tiadition of CH 3 1291 - FR 8 771111 Daily Comment COLGATE, Wis. (UP)--Cconomic recession or not. John and holding a president's consocution Lorraine Burk are raising 19 children of school age or younger on at 11 a.m, in the inner quad. about $85 a week. They live its a white frame building of four bedrooms, kitchen The SJS Tower Bell was pur- work- Tests -Pro, Con "You Think This Nuclear Stuff Really and living room It'n far from fashionable, but every inch a home. chased in 1881. It was not In ing order from 1906 to 1910 and Produces Changes In People?" Burg built it hiMstit that first year of marriage before Bobby was Not since the athletic policy born--Bobby's the oldest at 18. from 1946 to 1957. issue have we had a controversy Since then, Mrs Burg has given birth to another 10 sons and like the one now flaring over whe- eight daughters, including five sets of twins. Twelve are in school, the ther or not we should stop H- youngest is three wicks old. If You Are tests. bomb There's also a dog-- a playful pup called "Pretty," who sleeps 513" or Over Regardless of which side you under the porch. "She's got to stay outside," Burg ruled. You'll Find llow do may choose to take, you'll have Burg and his wife manage? Sportswear to agree that such a debate is Inc supplements come from the older girls who do some Shirts III good. "expert" babysItting in this rural Washington County neighbor- hood. Dresses Coats The controversy refutes the and from itobhy who will keep his j.lh as power er Swim Suits growing idea that modern day repairman alien he graduate.% (rem Bend High School next college students are -stagnant.- *h. Burg said. at Besides, Burg confirmed he had 20 tax deductions, lie has no It refutes the contention that barber hill because of a "makeshift" barber chair in the basement THE students know nothing of world where "I get them all together and give 19 haircuts once every three affairs and care less. or four weeks." TALL It refutes the "beat generation" As for clothinc needs, "We've got a lot of relatives. and make 6 R E TA'S which reportedly prefers to with- the most of hand-me-downs." said Burg. GIRL draw from world problems. Burg said he likes "to have the kids around where I can keep 11.0N1 F.11 BASKET an eye on them, and have the neighbor children over. That's %shy we The issue will be climaxed Tues- fixed up a hall diamond next to the house." E. San Antonio 36 E. San Antonio iqk..31 day night in Morris Dailey Audi- Burg has a two-acre property, which helps explain how is man Between 1st end 2nd CY 3-7150 torium with a debate sponsored working 64 night-time hours weekly at a nearby Menomonee by the International Relations Falls bakery can teed 19 children "in these times." Club. A large garden produces enough berries for Mrs. Burg to can Four students will take pro and about 500 quarts a year, enough vegetables to feed the family. Another con with such arguments as dan- section houses "35 to 40 hens good for two dozen eggs a day," Burg gerous fallout," -inevitable world said. "We don't sell any." gS/100 8101Ti" war," "necessary to our defense" Otherwise, there's meat and potatoes and milk and bread. and -propaganda." tlF DL -or... "Two years ago, my boss told me, 'You don't pay for the bread anymore'," Tuesday night at 7:30. said Burg. So there's the daily bread, four large loaves ,t SPARTAN DRIVE-1N it. "I also bring home two gallons of inilk a day," he added. He buys a bushel of potatoes a week. "Long, Hot Summer" Patronize Your They get enough to keep them healthy, anyway, Burg said. and J,en,,41 Se. cod.e,d - Paul Newman if childhood Advertisers illnesses strike "We just let them take their course. "Run Silent Run Deep" * * And if the parents get sick? "We don't get sick," he said. Quick lancater Quips - B Gable * * C.

Housewife: Buying groceries in a supermarket to the Either side of the store. "Got any licorice?" We'll Ever Get Up To STUDIO today is a mass operation. People file through the the boy asked the clerk "Think 1958 Recession check stands with $15 to $30 worth of groceries. Levels?" Men.). Andren Donny Aoye onrim Recently one woman went up to the store clerk in Supermarket owner in Seattle. Wash.: There has Pier Angeli Cli 7- 30 45 0 an average-size market with a packaged chicken been a lot of concern lately about the $250-million HOO L and two bars of soap. The clerk rang up the items FAxiLITIES "RETURN TO WARSAW" (MILE ZOLA'S loss in goods each year. One market owner told and asked, "Is this all?" ADEQUATE "Time- magazine, May 5, 'About the only sure FOt VIM In the same store a little boy came up to the 1930 "Nana" RANCHO DRIVE-1N check stand with his mother. "Now don't ask for way to stop this stuff is to set up your store in a EL Mrtin Carol -Charles Boyer candy," she said. The boy nodded. The mother went nudist colony" "Teacher's Pet" Clark Gable - Doris Day Flowers for Monz "The Long Haul" !NSZAIG2NITIOGLAI UNION 1-1016 Spa2tanaiiii Victor Mature Intend as second east matter April Begged ALEC GUINNESS FILM 24, 1934. at San Jose. Calif.. under th MAYFAIR act of March 3, 1879. Member Califon nia Newspaper Publishers' Association. "RAINTREE COUNTY" "All At Sea" Puplished daily by Associsitud Stadsts and E. Taylor - M. Clift of San Jos* Stat Collegc except Sat AWARD urday and Sunday, during college yea, WINNING "Doctor At Large" with ci, issue dur;ng each final ex Borrowed "TORERO" period. rnination CY 4-0444-Ediforial Est. 210. Adv. 211. Press of Globe Printing Co. By JOHN ADAMS EDITOR ...... JIM DRENNAN I How much is a college education BUS. MGRS. ____WILLIAM GUIMONT, assotrt JOANNA HILBY worth to you? DAY EDITOR JIM ADAMS I Would you squirm if you had to MEN! ..Worat Shop NEWS EDITOR ...BILL GODFREY pay by the unit? Many higher ed- Copy Dash Chief Barbara Greunet I ucation students have to pay tui- "Flowers by Wire" SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA tion. SAVE 40 W. Sun Antonio DAILY COMMENT EDITORS CATHY FERGUSON. RAND1E E. POE Students at the University of Ell-press 3-1232 Wire Editor . Patti KIly Southern California at Los Angeles TO 50% Photo Editor Gen Tyler will be faced with a tuition in- Society Editor Charlene Shattuci Fine Arts Editor Anthony TarsHilla crease of $3 effective Sept. 1. Exchange Editor John R. Adams An article in the Daily Trojan Librarian Melinda Mason last week that the in- FAMOUS MAKER reported Coffee Date? Circulation Masseur .. Lou Stowell crease will run the yearly expense Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch Diner of students up to about $930 to DIERKS DONUTS PATRONIZE Our ADVERTISERS $950. This figure is based on the Callaway's Crystal SAMPLE charge of $30 per unit. Creamery 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. 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POE While right-handed hitters are bleeping pop-fly homers over the "Polishing up" its offensive plays, the Spartan grid team is pre- They open the tastiest track screen, senor circuit hurlers are watching their earned run averages paring for Saturday's annual Spring Bowl game in Spartan Stadium. package of the season at Fresno sky high. The unusual left -field situation has dram, n touch ern. The Spring Bowl will be the last meeting for the footballers until Saturday in the West Coast Re- -!e. not cells trom player but zilso from sports writers. fall practice sessions in September. Acording to the SJS coaching lays. doff, the squad will be divided into two equal teams to insure a "close game." "It looks like a sure-fire sellout Writers Deplore Screen . . . of 15,000," bubbled Ed Pi at on. A recent Associated Press poll of the nation's sports writers Today's practice will emphasize offensive plays. There also will showed that a vast majority deplored the lopsided structure. Sixty be drills for the SJS front wall, ' press director of the meet. per cent of the writers 116 of 193- -recommended that any home run plus pass defense brushing up. With more than 1500 entries records established with the help of the close fence he declared invalid. John Colombero, leterman ful!- already in the hopper, the field back, has shown fine Play so far probably will resemble a Satur- If Rabe Ruth's famous lamer mark is broken this season, this spring. He was injured earlier day rush for bargain girdles. don't be surprised If the lopsided structure plays a big part in Excluding Norton. In practice and missed a few clays the Ray the feat. of action, but he'll be able to play lie White, Dee Givens 100-yard Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced recently that a mail in the inter-squad tussle. Kent dash -which could produce a :9.2 vote will be taken of the rules committee to establish 325-ft. foul line world and 4013-ft. Rockholt and Claude Gilbert, both record there will be many center field minimums. The commis.sioner said he also was pushing Colombero for the start- other morsels on the 62-course asking the committee to ban Installation of temporary fences closer menu. ing berth, are on the injured list. 'Fresno whippet Mike Ago- than 400-ft. Bill Atkins, top tackle on the stini pulled a leg muscle during The commissioner, according to a United Press report, denied the squad last year, has been switched week and is a doubtful par- that his action was prompted by the installation of the Coliseum to the right guard position. Thus ticipant.) screen, over which hitters have been showering pop-fly home runs. VS. High fly loud most major far this spring he has had trouble 0.17. CAL balls, which normally would be outs in league parks, Would with the change, but by next sea- Oklahoma, boasting the hoofs of are sailing over the screen for roundtrippers. will line drive son, he should develop into a South African Gail Hodgson, homers, which gradually gain altitude, hit the 42--ft. scrappy guard. collide with Cal in the distance Coliseum screen, plop to the ground, and end up as doubles and often- medley relay. times, singles. Dick CI-Islam'', Roy Harrah, It could be the day's most nerve* Dick Erier and Curl Mitchell crinkling race. . Long Right-field Wall . . . ha s' e been impressive at the Hodgson, who ran a 4:01 anchor Opposite to the .tiort lottfield wall, the Coliseum right -field harrier stretches guard position for the SI, squad. RON EARL mile as the Sooners won this harry Haley, third baseman, is one of the mainstass of the Spar- some 400-ft. from home plate. Hitters who swing . Returning Center event Ili the Kans4s Relays, tan infield. Haley has held the hot corner position since the sea- from the left side of the saucer are finding the long distance a tilt 1114t1.111.4 kicks with ('al's Bow- son's beginning and is one of the leaders in the stolen base de- to their disadvantage den, the only American who has part ment.Spartafoto. Right-handed batamen, no doubt, love the left field wall. run a sub-four minute mile. Danny O'Connell, San Franelsen second baseman, was recently 345 0. FIRST ST Frosh Baseballers 1.ast year, Bowden and Strider photographed gazing fondly at the fence after he had w ha.ked Jerome Walters put on a step-for- two strecessixe bulls over it. low -"1.". , NOW! .1 partans Travel Close '58 Season step duel, with Walters outkicking flank Sauer of the Giants, after knocking three homers in two the Bear star to win. Bowden ran days over the screen, replied cheerfully, "What do you know 4111$ '7019-1 4:01.6; Walters registered a 4:01.2 Disneyland." With 11-7 Triumph clocking. For Four Frays t'ls)sei in; season a successful 440-880-1320-MILE By LOU LUCIA Coach Walt McPherson's Spartan golf team tackles 0. Univer- with nine In the distance medley, Sobczak cannot be accused of sity of Santa Clara this afternoon at La Rinconada Golf Course in wins and seven defeats, the first With only five games left, the man runs 440, the second proselyting out-of-state ballplay- Los Gatos. In their last outing, the SJS squad whipped San Francisco San Jose State's frosh baeball goes RSO. Spartan baseball team will play the third frisks 1320, and the ers. The only one on the squad State, 2312-3'1, as Eddie Duino shot a classy 65. Bill West carded team didn't need dice a it threw four of them on the road. Today, fourth lad curls the mile. Is Harvey Johnson. Johnson's a 70 on the San Jose Country Club layout. the team travels to Sacramento an 11-7 victory over the Stanford Other teams in the fight: Stan- hometown Is listed as Regina, Sacramento State's base- The local linksters face Stanford Friday on the Indian course [rush yesterday at Municipal Field. to meet Canada. ford, with Canadian Norm Lloyd and compete in the West Coast Athletic Conference tournament next TECNNIRAWG,i & "RIDE OUT" bailers. Friday the team faces Joel Guthrie, who started on the (4:05.3) anchoring; the Santa , 7-mi-emotes FOR REVENGE" - neck in Los Angeles. The freshman golf team ended its season Tues. diound for the Spartababes, re- Chico State and Saturday double um mm mm m mm mm mm m flara Valley Youth Village, The only soph Idiscountinv 18-3 hiss to San Mateo .1e. bills against the University of ,try with an ..eived the win but needed help sparked by Hungarian Laszlo pitchersi to play regularly on th, the last inning. Nevada in Reno. in Dick Holden Tabori (3:59); CSC, spurred by Spartan nine is Jimmy Long. Long, elleved Guthrie in the ninth The lone home contest is sched- PADRE inn- Wes McLeod (4:07.8); and ()c- right handed all the way, is an log with two out. uled aspiim.t. St. Mary's Wednes- The starter gave cldental, anchored by Ty Had- agile second sacker who may hold tate Tennis Team Suffers up three hits and two. bases on day. Santa Clara has won the NOW PLAYING ley (4:06). down the position for two more "crazy-mixed up" WCAC nor- hall, which totaled three runs be- You bets your money and takes years. Chief competition will come BRIGITTE BARDOT section of the title and fore he was taken from the ball- your pick. thern from another soph, Jerry Baker will meet Pepperdine in a play- Defeat by California game. "MADEMOISELLE SJS' fleet -lined 440-yard re. who handled the right hand side Jim Corbits, Spartablibe off contest. STRIPTEASE" eat- lay team meets USC, Occidental. of the infield before Long dis- * University of California gefeated The Spartans were without the cher, led at the plate with a Fresno State nod Stanford. It lodged him. Baker throws right plus San Jose State's tennis team 7% number one player, Bob Namba. home run, a double and a single will be the Spartans first true Larry Williams has not allowed handed but swings from the left SOPHIA In four chances at hat. Ills home to 1'u yesterday at the Spartan Namba pulled a muscle and will be LOREN show-down in this event. The a single base hit in the last 5's side. :courts. out the rest of the season. "THE MILLER'S rim flew over the left -center locals have run :41.3 season. innings he has pitched. The 19- this I In the top singles match of the Other singles results: Sheldon field wall 315 feet from the home Sparta's year-old sophomore from Oakland George Dudley appears BEAUTIFUL WIFE" hopes ride with Norton Though (C) def. dish. The clout came with two day, Spartan John Marshall topped Diller Sam Waggoner 6-3, 1:9.31, Garfield Finley 1:9.6), Bob has held the opposition at bay dur- to have speed enough to chill - men on base. Guidon Lloyd, 8-6, 6-4, 6-4: Keith Hamilton (C) def. Hal Brooks 1:9.7) and Kent Herken- ing his last two relief stints. lenge Ray Norton to a straight- Smith 6-3, 8-6; Chuck Raymer Warren Fraleigh, San Jose rath 1:9.8). One of the main troubles of col- away run. Long and Bob Krell w. -;tate freshman 7 def. Don Anger 6-4, 6-1; Warren baseball coach, said lege baseball coaches can be com- in stolen base depart - lead the or) def. Doug Loomis after the game, "1 was quite pleas- litsStiits Coi e. 6-2, pared to the song "Ten Little Ind- apiece. merit with six LAWRENCE, Kan., (UP, --Ru- 6-2; Paul Cohen (C) def. Joe Won- ed with the frosh this season. The and ians." The ballad ends, ". . . The best "bad ball" hitter we've iboys showed a lot of improvement ITIOrs grew stronger yesterday that drack 8-6, 1-6, 6-0. nthen there were none." seen this year is Fresno State's celebrated Kansas basketball play- Doubles: Anger-Waggoner 1SJSi I as the season progressed." Zimmerma A lot of strong college ball teams Left y Peeler. Standing at the er Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain tied Lloyd-Diller 3-6, 6-4, 10 all are the currently listed seniors, plate, the chunky rightfielder is plans to abandon college and join in the third set; Sisson-Newrnatk Al McIntyre and Larry Peterson so small he often doesn't get the a barnstorming professional bas- ICI def. Smith-Loomis 4417-6-1. are no more than also-rans the fol- Hurls No-Hit pitch down the middle of the plate. ketball team that might bear his 6-4; Elliot-liamilton (C) def. 51ar- DAY is lowing baseball season because of HAY RIDES could be why he swings at name, shall-Wondrack 6-4, 6-0. Howeve r, baseball 8.1"h_isl MAY graduation om e pitches above his head.

through the beautiful Coach Ed Sobczak will only lose Rationalization? Maybe, but it's Softball four starters to the diploma lea- Win for hills of the only reason we could give gue. Harry Haley, John Rpstomily, EAST SAN JOSE By a "bad ball" hitter. HUGH SCOTT Al McIntyre and Larry Peterson Dick Zimmerman is an s no-hit pitch- are the currently listed seniors. PATRONIZE Our ADVERTISERS ing performance sparked Theta The latter two are pitchers. Old Fashioned Chi to a 4-0 softball victory over HAY WAGON the Delta Sigs in National League - Fil4I RENT A fraternity ER88 action yesterday. Rent a Tandem For Clubs, Fraternities TYPEWRITER Be sure and get your Zimmerman retired 14 of the (A bicycle built for two) Sororities & Private Parties SPECIAL STUDENT $15 losers via the card and gift from strikeout route. It Your Authorized Raleigh Dealer RATE aNONTHS For Reservations was the second straight win for PAUL'S CYCLES KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES KAPPA FOOTHILL FEED Theta Chi white Jim Gilligan was The BETA 1431 The Alameda CY 3-9766 96 E SAN FERNANDO CY 2.1501 charged with the second losss -Tho Store w,th the CLeyburn 1-0276 for Coreoe Education.' 428 SOUTH KING the Delta Sigs. Rill Harvey, 277 E. SAN FERNANDO Rob Grill, Dick Powell, FA Thition and John FACTORY TO YOU Fredrick,. pros Med power at the $1.30 plate for tile victors, each - smashing a double. Special Elsewhere around the circuit, , DU put the Sioux at Little Big i CHEF'S CLUB STEAK Horn to shame with a 22-1 but- Soup, vegetable potatoes, bread and butter chering of Sigma Phi Epsilon. I George Wagner picked up credit mi Pants for the mound affirmative, stop- , egla ping the Sig Eps on two hits while ! ARCHIE'S whiffing eight. Tom Voigt suffered Suits the setback. STEAK HOUSE Dick Fly paced DU at the plate with three safeties, including two . Ideal for spring and summer wear 545 S. 2nd St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. doubles. He chased home a pair of runs. . .. two pants enable you to kr,p DU's win was its second in as' looking sharp all the time and many starts. The losers were In that position for the second time. I give twice the wear ... less ttlan Chuck Bolin twirled Theta Xi the price of a one -pant suit St-- TAILOR MADE APPAREL to its ring season win, 12-3 over L. previously unbeaten VIKA. Con- is limited, so come in tod.-1,' trol -minded Bolin relinquished Exclusive designs in the finest only one free pass and was Blues, browns and Greys. touched for the base blows. woolens for mar and English Bill Riorge powered a pair of women ... at modest prices. homers for Theta Xi. Teammate Warren Leenerts sneaked into the Terrific colIecti,n of roll art with one of his own

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Sear Willow 119 SOUTH FIRST STREET DOW) MiLiER SHERRY ROSINSON SILL m000E SILL YOUNG 411-81PAIIT4N DAILY Thurday, May S. 1958 Exchanges QUEEN OF HEARTS CANDIDATES .Sororities Hold Teas Relays, Dances, Barbecues Luncheons Planned By Fraternities LAMBDA CHI ALPHA The brothers of Sigma Chi will ALPHA CHI OMEGA KAPPA ALPHA THETA A luncheon for Pushcart Relays hold their annual Skid Row Dance Carnation Girls for April honor- Kappa Alpha Theta Nancy judges and the invited guests of this Frday he Funmtbersd Farm.efeated ed at the Alpha Chi house Monday Newman brought home two honors Lambda Chi Alpha will be held at Active members the night were Sandy Creech, Paula last weekend when she was chosen 12 noon May pledges seven to two in a softball Kessemeier, Connie Stewart, Joy Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl the chapter house at Relays. game for the house championship. Empey and JoAnn Crosetti. Saturday night and a Military Ball 16 preceding the AChiOs held an exchange with princess Friday night. PHI SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA NE the brothers of Sigma Alpha Ep- KAPPA DELTA Six active members .were "kid- The annual spring pledge dance silon Saturday afternoon. The ex- Ten Kappa Delta seniors and napped" from their dates by pled- will be held Saturday night at change included swimming at the their housemother, Mrs. Frances ges during the pledge sneak which Nick's Rockaway, on Rockaway AChi0 house and volleyball and Hendricks, dined at L'Omelette followed the Phi Sig dance Satur- Beach. dinner at the SAE house. May 1 as part of the senior sneak. day night. Held captive at Hill- Gene Larrigan and Glen Spar- The annual Father-Daughter This Saturday the Spring Pledge view Airport were Dave Towle, row have been selected to go to Banquet was held Sunday after- Dance will be held at the Almaden Tom, Shepherd, Dick Hall, Dud the Sigma Nu national convention noon at Blackberry Farm. Golf and Country Club. Following Kiester, Tom Williamson and Pete in Atlanta, Ga. this August. ALPHA PHI dinner, John Temple will provide Marshall. THETA CHI Alpha Phi Mothers' Club held Music for aancing. an The brothers of Theta Chi will their annual bridge luncheon May Sue Quiet, was pledged in a re- Tom Shepherd received chosen outstand- hold a bike-riding exchange with 6. cent ceremony. award for being SAEs ing pledge of the fall semester. the sisters of Chi Omega tomor- An exchatige'with the will KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA SIGMA CHI row afternoon. be held Tuesday night. The annual Father-Daugher OMEGA CHI Banquet was held Sunday at Ha- held first Chi Omega, who has waiian Gardens. place in scholarship for the past Next Monday night Kappas will will hold their an- two semesters, hold a barbecue at Alum Rock nual scholarship dinner Wednes- Park, day at Alum Rock Park. PHI MU Theta Chis Fri- ChiOs will join Eight members of the Phi Mu day from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. for a hopefully are the candidates for Sigma to r.. are Julie Gallagher, Kappa Alpha Theta: Corporation Board were honored Smiling exchange. Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts. Front row. I. to Colleen Milliard. Phi Ma; Nancy Walsh. Delta bicycle-dinner at a dinner Monday night. They Kappa Delta; Pat GAMMA are Linda !Audi. sponsored by Alpha Phi: Patti Gamma; Marilyn Frutsch. DELTA are alumnae of the sorority. Maki. Alpha Chi Omega; Jean Gabbard. Gamma Sorauf. Kappa KappainGamma; and Kathy Loo- Anchor Man finalists will be Omega. The Queen will be crowned May Rehearsals are underway for Phi Beta; Audrey Hunter. Sigma Kappa; and ney Chi guests at a barbecue Wednesday Nancy Itirhards, Alpha Omicron Pi. Back row, I. 10 at the Queen of Hearts Dinner-Dance. Phi Mu's entry in Push-cart Re- house. The Spartafoto by Doug Hill. night at the chapter lays. Jim Syers, Dick six finalists are SIGMA KAPPA Paul Bush, Cristofani. Joe 'Alfieri, Sigma Kappa will dress in cos- Larry Babton. ORCHID QUEEN CANDIDATES Steve Walsh and tumes representing their favorite Lambda Chi Selects DELTA ZETA songs at the Big-Little Sister party holding their Delta ?etas are next Monday night. Queen, Attendants annual State Day this Saturday in Sacramento. Twenty-seven mem- To Reign at Relays bers from San Jose plus DZs rep- Luau To Feature Northern Califor- Nancy Newman, a member of resenting other participate. Kappa Alpha Theta, was chosen nia chapters will Hawaiian Foods a candidate for Anybody care for some lomi- 1958 Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Ginia Hull is Queen of the Firemen's Rodeo. lomi or haupia? ' Girl at the Crescent Girl Formal GAMMA PHI BETA Connoisseurs of Hawaiian food, May 3. Brown, Gamma or just plain hungry Spartans, are Her two attendants. Carol Logs- Mrs. Carolyn Beta housemother, will be Invited to attend a luau at the don of Delta Gamma and Jo Ann Phi a tea May 15. This is Women's Gym Saturday at 6 p.m. Crosetti of Alpha Chi Omega, also honored at last year as house- A program consisting of din- acre announced at the dance held Mrs. Brown's sorority. ner, entertainment and dancing Brookdale Lodge. mother for the a member of Phi has been planned by the Hawaiian The three girls will reign over Paul Bush, Kappa, is Gamma Phi's Club, which is anxious to enlist the 10th annual Pushcart Relays Sigma for Jack of Hearts. new members. May 16 beginning at 2 p.m. Start- candidate ing point for the 550-yard relay course is the corner of 6th and Williams streets. Theme for this year's Relays is "Around the World in 80 Days.'' paptquide All of the fraternities and soror- GALSTELL'EMYOU - ities and three independent groups have entered, according to Keith Alpha Eta Rho, meeting, tonight. men, today. 3:30 p.m., Women's Rockwell, Lambda Chi Alpha pub- 8, HE44. G)rii licity chairman. Episcopal Students, "Classes in Voting Republicans, discussion oi Judges for the parade preceding Church History." tonight, 7, Stu- "Knight Day. ' tonight, 7:30, S142. ' Beaming happily are two of the three finalists for Sigma PI Or- the relays are Dean Robert Mar- dent Christian Center, 92 S. 5th BEANERY BULLETIN chid Queen. I. to r.. Elisabeth Molina, Kappa Alpha Theta. and tin, Dean Stanley Benz. Dean St. Home Economics Cafeteria Kathy Snilisan, Gamma Phi Beta. Not pictured Is Linda Carlyle. Elizabeth Greenleaf, Chief Ray Hawaiian Club, meeting, tonight, Entrees: Alpha Phi. The quern will he crovined this Saturdas at the Orchid Blackmore and Pres. 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