Spartanaill Labor Education Is the Central SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Theme of the Second Annual Labor Conference Heing Held Today from VOL 45 Geo

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Califund.a Slats Uksisti 3a4rerisic 9, Oa'Ocelots IIR To Hold'. WHY DOES HE MIGRATE? Conference In Si Today Spartanaill Labor education is the central SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE theme of the second annual Labor Conference heing held today from VOL 45 geo. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958 NO. 97 215 to 9:30 p.m. at the DeAnza Hotel. Sponsored by the Institute of Kerensky Industrial Relations at SJS, the conference will have educators, Solons Vote Today students and labor leaders in at- To Speak tendance. Former Russian Premier Alex- The keynote address, scheduled ander Kerensky will discuss for 130 p.m., kill he delivered by "The Russian Resolution -1917" Ralph Showalter, international re- tomorrow night at 8 in the Con- On US Measures presentative of the northwest sub- cert Hall. Supporters of the bill to give oanbly-Senate committee oi a iii permit state colleges to seek regional office of the United Auto- Often considered the most in- college professors a five eventually be modified and rein- accreditation and post graduate mobile. Aircraft and Agricultural state fluential man in the first stage per cent pay boost, after being troduced Into the Assembly as courses, but will not make these Implement Workers of America of the revolution, Kerensky was turned down by the Senate Fin. two per cent increase. There is a measures ma nda tory. AFI-CIO. His subject will be, "La- premier of Russia foam July to (ince Committee Friday, take the possibility the pay itiAlle may lot- President John T. Wahlquist and bor Education in America." air November, 1917, after the over- proposed legislation to the Senate low both courses simultaneously. Engineering Head Norman 0. Dr. Edward P. Shaw, director of throw of the Czarist regime floor this morning. Two other important measures Gunderson went to Sacramento the Institute of Industrial Rela- He was forced to leave the The United Press said Nester- come before the Legislature today, yesterday to back the pay and en- tions. will open the conference in- country by the Bolsheviks after day that the pay bill should draw The $21 million SJS operational gineering bills respectively. troducing Dr. Milburn D. Wright. his short term In office, and was debate. A general three per cent and capital outlay budget is ex- head of the Business Division of aided by the American Embassy raise for all state employes ap- peeled to pass without opposition the college, who will extend greet- Dr. I., Richard Mewaldt, assistant professor of zoology, explains in his (light. pears to be "doomed." This bill on the Senate floor this morning. ing, and Dr. John T. Wahlquist, the mechanisms of a specially constructed cage to John Mac- would have affected all SJS cm- The three -fold engineering bill, the college president, who will de- Donald, graduate student in ornithology. The perch in this cage Mental Tests ployes. introduced by Assemblyman Bruce liver the welcoming address. will be attziched to a microswitch to record automatically the number of times the bird hops upon it. This information, plus Authoritative sources said yes- Allen (R-Los Gatos), will come up There will be a discussion of other controlled factors and conditions %% ill aid ornithobigists in Need Help terday that if the Senate turns for hearing before the Assembly To Be "Reasons for and Objectives of La- determining ;t iv the bird migrates in the spring and fall.Sparta- Given down the five per cent pay hike, Ways and Means Committee at 2, bor Education." beginning at 3:45 foto by Doug Din, the measure will go to a joint As- pm. Allen stressed that the hill p.m. by a panel composed of Jack At Agnews Schlosser London, associate professor of Robert L. Schlosser, of 2225 Luz adult education, University of Cal- Ave., who confessed to 20 exhibi- ifornia; Miss Helen Wheeler, pres- Prof To Study Hospital tion appearances on the SJS Cam- ident, Miscellaneous Cuinary Em- Chi0 Again Receives pus, has been referred to two state ployees' Union, Local 110, AFL- By RAY HELSER psychiatrists by Superior Court. CIO; Jeffery Cohelan, business ag- Have you ever seen the look in The 22-year-old, booked for in- ent, Milk Drivers' and dairy Em- the eyes of a small child opening Bird Migration decent exposure on March 7, was ployees' Union, Local 302; and Ar- a present? certified as a possible psschopath thur Carstens, administrator of la- Undoubtedly you have, therefore By BARBARA LUETT Eventually a fourth subspecies Grade Point Honors in Superior Court last week. A bor programs, Institute of Indus- you still have a deep rooted feel- of White -crowned Sparrows will Omega Sorority has, report on Schlosser's mental con- trial Relations, UCLA. Have you ever wondered what ing of warmth in your heart when Chi for scholastically. It had it 2.2597 be used as well as the Golden- consecutive dition '.sill be made to the court by Following a dinner at 5:45 p.m., makes birds fly south in fall, north you have contributed to the hap- the second time, come average. Shirley Smith, Sigma in spring, or not migrate at all? crowned Sparrow, White-throated out on top of the list of grade Kappa scholarship chairman, cons - the psychiatrists on Friday. current labor issues will be dis- Sparrow and Harris Sparrow. All piness of others. Whether it's Riv- This question has been pondered averages of sororities and Ira- mented, "The emphasis is on Formal charges were brought cussed by John F. Henning, re- of ing something to a small child or by ornithologists for years. Dr. these are migratory but differ ternities. studying this semester, although against Schimmel' earlier this search director, California State in the times they migrate, extending a helping hand to the L. Richard Mewaldt, assistant pro- everyone certainly had a good time month when a State College coed Federation of Labor, and Daniel "Those which do mentally ill, the result is still the The sorority, which made a fessor of zoology, thinks the ans- migrate do it last semester." , reported to police that she had V. Flanagan, AFL-CIO regional at night," said Dr. Mewald t. same. 2.6078 house average, not only has wer lies in the basic physiology of The all -fraternity seen the man expose himself as director for California and Ne- "When they are caged and the "Helping the patients at Agnews a higher average than any other average was the birds. 2.259 as -men's he lurked in an archway near the vada. migratory season approaches, they State Hospital to re-socialize is sorority, but also was higher than compared to the all determine what is different average Sigma Pi had Inner Quad. Dr. Leon F. Lee, associate pro- To begin to display what is know as one of the most self-gratifying the all -sorority average of 2.446, of 2.2629. about birdS' basic physiology that the After police picked him up and fessor of business, is conference 'natural migratory unrest' or Zu- jobs in the world." according to the all -women's average of 2.3934 highest house average of any in the girl identified him, Schlosser program director and Reginald W. may account for the difference gunruhe. They move from one side Mike Healy, a member of the and the all -college average of 2.318. other fraternity. It had a 2.456 Dr. Mewaldt confessed to numirons indecent eg.- Shepherd, assistant professor of migratory behavior, of the cage to the other. This is Agnew volunteer group. "It took average and, according to Rob project According to Barbara Johnson, Stegall. "We were posure incidents on the campus. business, is conference coordinator. has planned a research an expression of something they me about four wecks to get one really proud secretary of ('hi Omega, the house - which will get under way in the would do if they were outside the female patient to say even one and surprised since our actives had no enforced study table last fall. cage," he said. word. I had asked her to dance came in second and the pledges semester but each member was gradepoInt , "At present we are securing A special eight -sided cage is be- and finally she answered with a re- came in seventh in SF' s Caen mitred to study a certain number averages." necessary equipment. We haVe the ing built for the prefect. This cage Shy "no". Even though the answer Class Makes of the birds was negative I knew I had made of hours each week. Kappa Alpha was at aviery and many will have moveable perches (at- the bottom which will be used in the re- tached to a micro-switch) in each progress in helping her get on the Less than one grade point sepal._ of the list with a 2031. gradepoint Is lykable' search," said Dr. Mewaldt. half-compass and compass direc- road to recovery." sled Chi Omega from Sigma Kap., average. When asked for a corn - 250 on Prom The Agnews Volunteer Group These are Zonotrichia leucoph- tion. Each time the birds hop onto pa, the lowest ranking house ment, one of the members said. Junior Class made at least $250 rys or White-crowned Sparrows. the perches in their "restlessness" meets every Tuesday in front of "Well, at least there's only one Tomorrow on Friday's Junior Prom, it was Three subspecies will be used at it will be automatically recorded. the Music Building at 7 p.m. They way we can go now." Herb Calm, "top columnist for announced in class meeting yes- first. Two are migratory and win- This will help Dr. Mewaldt to will meet there tonight, however, Gradepoint averages of other the San Francisco Chronicle," is terday. All the receipts have not ter in the San Jose area. The know what direction the birds there will be one problem. Unfor- Six Candidates sororities were: Delta Zeta, 2.5245; featured as the mystery interview been counted according to Margie third is non-migratory and nests might take if they were free. tunately, there aren't enough Gamma Phi Beta, 2.5245; Kappa in Lyke, Larry Rodrigues public Jackson. treasurer. all year on the immediate Cali- "The actual purpose of tills re- males interested in this type of Alpha Theta, 2.4973; Kappa Kap- relations manager for the maga- Further plans were made for fornia sea coast. "Those we have search, however, is to discover the activity. It's rather hard to believe Run for Election pa Gamma, 2.4795; Alpha Phi, zine, announced yesterday. "Flicks," which the class plans to are from the coast near Santa orientation of this migratory rest- because the group only uses about 2.4601: Delta Gamma, 2.4481; Kap- Caen recently transferred from Six candidates present in the fall. "Flicks," first- Cruz," said Dr, Mewaldt lessness." he said. two hours of each member's time. hiRe filed appli- pa Delta, 2.3763; Alpha Omicron the San Francisco Examiner, -be- class movies which are several Not only do volunteers aid the cations to run for ASH offices Pi, 2.3690; Alpha Chi Omega, cause he couldn't get used to the years old, will be shown for a patients at the hospital, but they in the May 1-2 elections. So far 2.3743; and Phi Mu, 2.3641. idea of being a Ilearstling." Rod- gain valuable experience for the hinter( said. small charge every Sunday even- there are two applicants for presi- Other fraternity grade point field of teaching. Part of-the infers-few ermstste of ing beginning in September. DA Bergna To Answer dent, one for vice president, two averages were: Sigma Alpha Epsi- A voluntary trip to the hospital Caen* comparison of San Fran- - _ for female representative-at -large lon, 2394; Pi Kappa Alpha, 2.363; for the mentally ill costs you dsen with Los Angeles., "lie deals and one for male representative- Alpha Tau Omega, 2379; Lambda nothing but your time, but remem- Recreation Music at-large. 0.11 Alpha, 2.367; Sigma Chi. with the highlights of the city," Questions About Cordry ber, the profit is priceless. 2.282; Delta Upsilon, 2.2144; Theta Rodrigues commented. There has been one application Featured Tonight Xi, 2.273; Delta Sigma Phi, 2.2444; District Attorney Louis P. Berg- the accused slayer. a Stanford Uni- for Senior Class office and one for Rodrigues stated that Caen, fea- A musical program entitled, Sigma Nis Thet a Chi. na, main speaker at the coming versity sophomore. Junior Class office. Five sopho- 2.2441; tured in the Chronicle week days "Rhythms in Recreation," will be In discussing his opinions of the 2.173; Sigma Phi Epsilon, 2009;. presented tonight at 7 in Room Deadline Dinner Thursday, said Foundation Is mores hae applied for class of- and on Sunday, a one of the high- press, Bergna said, "they have a and Phi Sigma Kappa, 2.082, any ques- fices. 125 of the Music Building under yesterday he will answer job to do." Ilewever, he said, the est paid columnists in California. joint ASH offices open are president. sponsorship of the Recreation tions on matters concerning the press makes the job a little harder In the interview, Caen Cora and Music Departments. Over Troubles vice president, recording secretary, Thomas Corclry case which have to do, but doesn't really interfere corresponding secretary, treasur- SJS' Glover merits on the dangers of being a The program will feature Mrs. The Spartan Foundation's fund been made public. with the work. er and male and female represen- popular columnist, on a college ed. Gertrude Maxham, music consult- As an example he said, "While drive is rolling right along despite Makes Proposals Bergrua, who will speak on "The tative-at -large. ucation and on personalities such ant of Pleasant Hill Recreation received rain according to The Association ol California on the Cordry Case, I and recession, Senior, Junior and Sophomore district, who will conduct a musi- Relationship of the Free Press to State College Instructors adopted as Elvis Presley and John Foster 30 to '40 calls from the press the Arthur Johnson Physical Educa- Class opening include president, cal demonstration clinic. Law Enforcement," will prosecute Department plasticity director. three resolutions submitted by SJS Dulles. Ile also discusses such first couple of days." tion vice president, secretary, treasurer Of the Campaign's projected representative F.. C. Glover, en- Items as the Tickets for the dinner are on and one year representative for Chemise. contributions, close to gineering professor, at its recent sale in J2, Student Affairs Busi- $20.000 in each class. Rodrigues stated that Caen Is ness Office and by members of $7000 has been collected so far. meeting in Los Angeles. Two call. In an authority on San Francisco. Sigma Delta (iii, professional jour- Johnson stated that the drive will Applicants for class offices must of the resolutions world wire "Ile is the euthor close officially next week, but that have attended at least three effect, for offering a master's en- of 'Don't Call Compiled from United Press nalistic fraternity, dinner sponsors. class donations will probably be com- meetings in a row and have a 2.25 gineering degrees and graduate It Frisco,' and 'Baghdad-By -The - of State John Foster Dulles sal( The dinner will be held in the WAHHINGTONSecretary ing in until May I. overall grade point average plus a technical research in state col- Bay'," he added. yesterday foreign aid spending helps fight the U.S. business slump Catholic Women's Center, Fifth "In this rain, you know we're 2.25 last semester. Those applying leges, according to Glover. The Lyke sales will begin tonnourrnv Cutting aid funds would "cut employment here at home as well as and E. San Fernando streets, at going to get much for ASH offices must have a 225 other proposal aims at raising not campaign- at 7:30 p.m., at which time the endanger our security," he said. 7:30 p.m, Televised skits by mem- ing done." said Johnson. overall rest a 225 last seinestels state college academic standerds. Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, "We all The resolutions are: Identity of "Lykable Doll" and Wish for additional roads, schools, reclamation projects and other 1. "That the ACSCI study ways "Isykeble Prof" will he revealed. facilities" hut "we will gain little and lose much if in our drive Om TV Family Grows in which the state code might be them we tear down recklessly the very structure of the free world changed to recognize, encotirage which makes it possible for us to enjoy in peace and freedom the ma- and approve professional prograins terial blessings we have now," in the state college system. KOST on Tomorrow 2. That the local chapters of WASHINGTON -The Kohler Co. said yesterday a union boycott ArSCI be asked to submit pro- of its bathroom fixtures has both hurt and helped its sales. SJS' rapidly growing faMily of p.m. and shows v di be directed I Abe Nadel, promotion manager posals to the state council to en- close-circuit television atations, at the type of viewer audience at of KOST-TV, stated that rehears- The Wisconsin firm. strikebound by the United Auto Workers for courage research and provide time will gain another memr.. e Wed- that hour," McCann explained. als are "going like mad." but the four years, told the Senate rackets committee that it is at least and personnel for it in the state The charge 6f the nesday. KOST-TV will begin "Because we are using nothing but complete program schedule won't "holding its own competitively." colleges light brigade broadcasting its three-hour pro- live productions, the six shows be worked out until early this 3. That 10081 chapters of ACSCI was nothing gram schedule at 5 p.m. from the must be set Up so changes can be week. Arrangements for visiting he encouraged to raise academic NEW YORKThe American Broadcasting Co. radio network compared to this Speech and Drama Department's made In our one small studio," he personalities are progressing nice- standards in their colleges and will cut hark its network programming by approximately 50 per cent charge plan at television studio. went on. "Our only chance to do ly, he said, adding that some tn- submit proposala to the state coun- effective April 6 in a move to reduce losses estimated at $2 million Roos! For students All six half-hour shows will be this will he during the regular Sta- teresting ones already have been cil for initiating suitable action in annually. The network also plans to shift its emphasis from enter- with reg cards live and the public is cordially tion breaks, when we'll use film lined up. this direction at the state R.Vel In- tainment features to news and commentary programs. (that's all you invited to come in and watch. The commercials we borrowed from Nadel pointed out that KOST- cluding possible revision of the need) Roos gives invitation comes from Frank T. KNTV " (Channel 11, San Jose.) TV is organized along the lines state code." LOS ANGELEs Comedian Bob Hope said Russian officials six months to didn't McCann, assistant professor of "Quality of produCtion is what of a commercial TV station, with laugh at his jokes, but someone went through his gag file pay. Better in his Mos- drama and adviser to KOST-TV, we're after on KCtST-TV," stated a complete staff "from an account- cow hotel room and "Bulganin may be doing my act next investigate! week." his Television Directing 173 class McCann. He explained that the ant on up." The statim manager %Owens' Sign-up Hope came home by plane Sunday from a six -day visit in Moscow project. emphasis on productionisiTv n mark- is Ted Johansen: program director. The March sign-up period for with a souvenir cossack hat and a pocketful of new wisecracks. "Although the station's actual ed contrast to the Guild's KO- Jim Ahern; chief engineer. Glen Kerean veterans will begin tomor- Ile said he wasn't followed during his visit but he did return to broadcast hours are 3-6 pm, the ED, whose main aim is technisal Pensinger; sales menages, Gary row and continue through Friday, RAKr, SAO, his hotel room once to find his suitcase had been opened and the gag theoretical schedule for which the training in equipment usage and ’erbin and Nadel, promotion man- according to the Veterans Affairs out on ray bed." 1 progriunnung is designed is 5-8 staging. ager. Office. ' f

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Readers' Reflections 'Dirty Russians' :ilsiminable Presley "pnpular." It he no longer is a jou, rialist but Poe as a brilliant man-of:the. world blessed with all know- Editor. seems that to be "successful" one' an expounder OP NI1111. political or! ve irttitrt ['reed. ledge, all taste, irreproachable in Daily Comment must be good C') or bad (blat- 'In reference to Poe's Hot Seat ant.) boat not mediwre, believe in freedom oof speech, his impregnable fortress (the free- of Match 17. Davy' game of kill- I flow anyone who fre-oll of the press amid Ilse dom of the press to print say- ing dirty Russians reminds me of sets himself EdittPrirrl up as an authority on any:11111w other freedoms of deniocrar, thing), condescending to cast altogether too many children and and everything could re,il lint I do not belies.' that a per- poc-ris of viisdorn before us swine event adults these days. I saw it miss the point of Mr. K. R. Alford's poison son sI Id be allioned to )ell this is too much. That Poe is coming when the Second World pen when there carried in the Daily is indicative War ended. letter, amazes us. "fire" in a theater A Keep up the bad work. It brings On fire. (As Justice Holmes of something; with minimum com- -Bomb Debate Getting Moldy Is At that point, Russia ceased to sunshine into some real dull days approimately said). petition, Poe would not stand a The A bomb testing debate is getting moldy. are asking for this.) They demand only that a his- be our ally and became our enemy. Laugh . . . thought we'd die. Personally. I do not care what chance People are philosophizing, generalizing, predicting tory -making effort be made to bring about world- llotArver, the people in this coun- Take Gast Poe But I do hose doubts The attack Alford is runs- and in doing so, avoid the issue. The simplicity of wide cessation of bomb dropping. They know that try didn't know that yet. They believes. uy Chad Curtis, ASH 2936 slanted. co- off-basethe letter sug- the problem may be misleading. Russia is a threat never before recorded in history. had to be taught to hate Russians whether his emotional, Jut' Mendez, ASH 2X%. lored. peritortal unubjecthe, partial gests IMPPlabie %Uri iiii rea- At least 9000 scientists say radioactive fallout They know that brotherly love does not fill Khrusft- Little children had to be encour- ri VS.Enjoyed sUllr urtiele in the and definitely limited views should sons for INW'ri IliMIStr described is harmful. At the present rate of detonation, 1500 chey's heart. But they also know that there is aged to play genies in which they ''hot St-al" on Sloontlar, March be propagated through a student aberrations. lie does not say to 150.000 of tomorrow's children will be affected least a correlation between armament build-up killed dirty Russians so that they 17, erii ti gis it moist prob- paper which is supposed to be non- there [Horrible reasous tore so. I for each year of testing. (This covers all estimates). and war and no one can prove that there isn't would be conditioned as adults to ably lacks research and is only partisan and non-sectarian. think that Poe realized this, but But the extent of the harm is not the essence of a cause and effect relationship. One is never really accept.as reasonable the order to un ass pt ion on your part. Speaking of government hand- seized on the question of sub- the problem. The essence is that nuclear testing safe while sitting on a keg of dynamite. go out and kill Russians. outs, why doesn't Poe attend Stan- stantiation of charges so that he is harmful to life and we can control it. Are we making efforts to disarm through in- Ten years of propaganda did and pay for his eduction ra- answer a Icier that got ternational agreement? Yes, but these efforts are the job well. Then r lllll ething 'My Valuable Time' ford could So far, there is no such animal as the "clean ther than take it for practically under his skin. feeble and timid and the keynote seems happened. Russia got the I b, bomb." Authorities have neglected to tell us that Fear nothing? I hope he doesn't become Alford, unlike Mr. Poe, ap- is to be fear. To know and respect your we lost our edge, and war be- I regret that I have to spend Mr. those devices labeled as -clean- too contemptuous of himself and some wit. Only " opponent's ability is an asset: to fear came unthinkable. Then appear- more of my %aluable time in an- pears to have are only relatively clean. They are begin spitting Relatiyel- Debit is a debit. ed in magazines such as Life, swering Poe, but such is the case C Ron Y relatively clean only because they 116115 Look, Post, etc., article* telling since my name was blazenly pub- Name withheld ASII ASH A6999 Clean are a minute fraction of the mag- It's time to stop worrying about losing face worrying us that Russians were not such lished after I specifically request- nitude of a large 10 megaton bomb. and start about losing body and soul. We must not go on refusing conference and meet- bad people utter all. We may ed that it not be. This, you should 'Attack Off-base' Genetic Damage Some of our leaders and a few such outspoken ing proposals on the grounds that Russia may make 'object to truninuanint dictator- know, violates a cardinal principle Editor: zealots on the Atomic Energy Commission, as Dr. hay with propaganda. Their propaganda system is ship but the Russian people are of journalism. In regard to the letter in The contrast is striking between Teller, are trying to make us believe that bomb apparently so cogent that an outright lie can be a friendly, decent sort. In other Granted that Poe was right in "Thrust and Parry" and Poe's Dr. Teller's attempts at doe:Idiots testing CANNOT be stopped. When a scientist used against us just as effectively as one of our words, the tide has turned. We assuming that I wrote the letter answering 4?) "Hot Seat" column in fostering the falsehood that thi? says "cannot," he automatically knocks himself off diplomatic blunders. now base to mid,, 10 years of hurriedly "between egg sandwich- of March 19.--Randie Poe doubt- bomb tests do not cause genetic my list as a scientist. When politicians and leaders And in reply to Vice President Nixon's remark anti -Russian propaganda. es" and that I "assumed," I never- less is right. One of man's biggest damage and Anthony Pearce's say "cannot" in the same breath as they say "peace that "The road to war is paved with conferences William A. Pounds theless feel justified in my conclu- vices is his power, of assumption. more honest argument that des- . . . disarmament," I lose all confidence in them. that failed," there is also historical evidences that ASB 2418 sions. This time, however, it is One unfounded assumption con- pite the crippling of bodies and only after Intelligent people are not demanding we stop the road to war is made straight and smooth by "research." stantly aired in "The Hot Seat" is souls of many unborn children. On checking testing at any cost. (There are some radicals who conferences that aren't held.H. McG. The College 13ulle- Poe's idea that people find an the tests are necessary in order 'Personal Feeling' tin I find that on page 164 under Editor: interest in Randie E. Poe and his to keep up with the Russians, "Recommended Program for the This letter Is directed at man - sophomoric views on issues i ?I .Nrime withheld A.B. degree with a Major in Re- about-everywhere Poe. Although I and events. The diatribes against ASB 3614 porting and Editing" there are on- 'Cornedians Never Come Back' enjoy his articles, I am of the imperfection; the tasteless and ly two political science courses HOLLYWOOD. (UP) Corned- j "In this business of being funny dicts comedy will bc Li& k in style opinion he too much "per- inane interviews with such as StudelAts at SJS are offered the puts listed: Pol. Sci. 102- State and ian Jonathan Winters, who is imperat is e that you keep come October. sonal feeling" into his columns. Jerry Lee Lewis (who cares'?); opportunity to criticize The Spar- County Government: and Pol. Sei. funnier on other shows than he goingespecIally when you're a I have a sneaking hunch his thin of big names and big tan Daily or its content in the "Madison Avenue advertising 103--Municipal Government and was on his own defunct program. big success." Winters says, -Jack instructor must Isa% e been Art the surface critiques on things Thrust and Parry column of the boys ruined comedians," Administration. is plotting a new series for the Benny. Boob Hope and Red Skel- he says. Cohn of the San Ft-unclose Ex- cultured: frequent mention of big editorial page All letters must in- "They put comedy shows back-to- Granted that I assumed, mine fall. ton realize this Is true. They aminer. At least the influence is names and big places; and the clude the signatures and student back on every network. There was does not equal the as.. ptIon The rotund W'inters, grateful never attempted comebacks. there. I am awaiting the day all-pervasive image of Randie body card numbers of the authors. a time when you could se Glea- of Poe in that tato political sci- he neser reached the top, says , They just stayed in there pitch- when POP combines his own son, Caesar and George Gobel all ence courses Of he has taken comedians like heavyweight , ing. views with those of Cohn. in a row. them) gives him sufficient championsnever come back. "I'm not worried about a come- can see the libel suits now. I knowledge to state "initiative" STATE SHELL SERVICE Once teleieweni quit on a comic back either. I didn't make it to Name withheld "People can't laugh that long as it positive cure for the "hand- he's through fore%er. the top in the first place. 231:3 Featuring All-New in one evening. Not the boys ASB outs" and the recession In gen- PARKING? Accoding to Jonathan, Jackie "For 39 weeks last year I had In the sincere gray sults are eral. I assume that Poe is not Gleason, Milton Berle. Red But- my own 15-minute show. It lost If late for school doing the same thing to west - Controversy and minoring In political science. TCP tons and others who hit the rating out to a couboy series or a quiz Poe we'll park your car. eriVer--Ilnd It sslii kill horse oper- Editor: A good journalist is supposed to. For Added Power jackpot, and the relaxed, have program. Maybe it was a cow- as pist as it pi it the skids to Mr. Poe, somebody finally got to be impartial in reporting facts, complete bad it. boy quizmasterthat seems to ('omedians, you. To devote an entire column which is no doubt hard to do at , LUBRICATION AND AUTO Sid Caesar's new show isn't a be an unbeatable combination. MAINTENANCE to a rebuttal is poor journalism, times. When a journalist ceases good Imitation of his early efforts. This fall I'm aiming for a half- "I guess the best thing to be is TUNE-UP BRAKE WORK but that is the silk) your broad is to record facts objectively and be., and is a doubtful starter for next ! hour show." an animal -Lassie and all the TV Across from flue Student UNION buttered on as you well know. gins to intersperse particular situ- season. The ballon-faced pre- FOURTH and comedian horses can always find work." Controversy is what made the ations with particular emotions, SAN FERNANDO * * Quick Quips * * YoUll be satin' on top of the world when you change to EM Ned Klumph, associated with bassador We can send to a foreign Latin School: "The American Lockheed Corp. in Santa Clara country is some talented person school system, from first grade County: "As long as both the lin music, art, drama) so that through college (has become) a United States and the Soviet Union are worried abut self-pre- foreign peoples can see what we huge kindorgarten. I watched, servation, there neer will be a do creatively." with increasing alarm, the lack of fundamental information possessed large scale war. Both nations will * be too well prepared to launch by the pupils who entered the high Vice President Richard Nixon: missile attacks upon the other, school, and the disappearance of "History shows that road to war and, in the long run, neither side standards demanded of them by is !lased with conferences that would come out ahead." the colleges when they were ready failed." to leave . .. The colleges had so - diluted their entrance require- C. Ralph Westerman, instructor Philip Marien, until recently a ments that they ceased to func- in journalism here: "The hest am- school master at famed Boston tion as incentives to scholarship Spez2tanaily

Entered as second class matter April 24, 1934 at San Jose, Calif.. under the act of March 3, 1.99. Mmber Califor- nia Newspaper Publishers' Association. Puplished daily by Associeted Students of San Jose State Collage. rircept urcisly and Sunday, during collg year with one into" during each final ion- amination peo,od. . . Sabizrionosi ac cpted only on a rernindcoi-school year basis. In fall semester, $4 spring $2 CY 4.64 14Editorial Elf. 210, Ad.0 211. Press of Glob P,OfOno Co. EDITOR JIM DRENNAN BUS. MGRS, WILLIAM GUIMONT, JOANNA HOLEY DAY EDITOR BILL PHILLIPS

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ALL-SPAR CAST te itAITAN SJS Tennis Spartan Judo Squad ! Tuesday Starch 25. 1958 Ace To Play 19_58 Horsehiders Engage PC.' - Fresno State Today In Loses in Final Match Due to a flutist unkind weather. Exhibition Champions al By :61\ .111. tl man, SJS' varsity baseball team RALPH CHATOIAN W. Reed To Opposei Rattling all the way to the fin- Outstanding Sipoitsni.in tioph) has seen little action during the Douglas in Feature als, an Jose State's judo team Leading Up ti the finals, %An- past two weeks; but the warmer 4ottt its California State Cham- ita are% a tint round list.. In the Fresno weather may jusaloce to- pionship at the hands of Scinan San Jose State's Whitney Reed, second r,,uind the Los sehesluled doubleheader. eighth ranked of Los Angeles. 25-10, Saturday non San Fruneew o. amateur tennis squad 4. PR Coach Ed Sobczak takes his var. player in in Spartan gym. Seinen plowed through the nation, will oppose 33-17. hasehailers to FrP14110 today Jack lighting Its way to the final knocking or. r Douglas of Stanford in an that semi-finals to tangle with the Freanu State exhibition , match, the San Jose State team match Tuesday, April Nick Akana Archie Milton Gardena, 23-10. itulidogs, with the first of two 8, in the Men's Gym at 8 p.m. beat Firma) in the first round Seiniat's five-man team is pos ,!ames to start at I p m. Ineligible of action, 441-0. In the second to compete for the sibly one of the top judo teams in Last weekend: two games with Spartans round, SJS shut out Camillus of this year, Reed shapes the nation, in the opinion of Yosh !COP end one against Santa Clara up Oakland, 3.1-0. as a possible national intercol- Uchida, San Jose State judo coach. were rained nut Previous to this, The Spartans decisioned Salinas legiate champion for Coach Butc.11 The Seinan squad is led by Kohl- the Spartans knocked off Sacra- in the semi-finals, 35-10. Krikorlan next season. ashi who rates a 4th degree black mento State 7-3 on March 18. Jim Baker was the lone victor Reed has captured the Califor- belt honor. The other four men on for San Jose State in the finals, nia Singles Championship the past the squad have earned 2nd degree two years. beating Ricky Tanaka, 2nd degree ,Series Ends Tonight black belt. Baker substituted for black belts. Douglas, Stanford's quarterback "Mixed Marriage," the final Mel Augustine, who was injured during the fall gridiron campaign, San Jose State judoists are now Itopic in the Student Christian Coach in the match with Fresno. ;Center Seminar Series "The liii- recently managed a successful de- preparing themsekee for the Na- fense of his Northern Stan Svensen, SJS 2nd degree man Venture in Sex. Lola. and California tional Championships in Chicago Intercollegiate tennis title. He will Menendez brown belt, lost to Bill Saito, 2nd , MaiTaige" will bc held tonicht at April 12 and 13. be one of the favorites in this degree black belt from Seinan. 7 in the SC, 92 S. 5th St year's national playoffs. Larry Stuefloten, SJS 1st degree Reed and Douglas hope to gain black belt, was beaten by Seinan's berths on the United States Davis YIm Ifiroshe, 2nd degree black Cup team this year. belt. C. Chung Larry smith, Spartan judotst, Admission will be free to stu- We'yin Stroud Sunnyland Fountain .dent body card holders. Outsiders also lost In the finals against may purchase tickets at Gordon's Four San June State boxers raptured titles in ners for Crutch Julie Nlenendez' squad were a 2nd degree black belted boy, Open from Sport Shop and at the San Jose their respective weight divisions in leadink the Nick Akana, 12.5-11m.: Archie Milton, hens 4- Bob Powers,. Swim and Racquet Club, Spartans to their first Pacific Coast Intercol- weight; WeWin Stroud, 139-11,14.; and T. C. Howard Watanabe of SJS was avrwrist legiate team championship in six years. Win - ('hung, 112-that. beaten by Larry Kobiashi of the 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. victorious Los Angeles squad. Ko- Huston's biashi, a national champion, rates We Serve Breakfast ALL DAY HOBBY SHOP Boxing Squad Sparkles in Nabbing the rank of 9th degree black belt Model Planes Boet Although Wiwi?, be lost his fin HAM BACON SAUSAGE Handicraft WITH 1 LARGE EGGS "Everything for Tour Needs" POTATOES, TOAST AND JELLY . . . . 293 S. 1st CY 4-6050 Pacific Coast Team Championship BE A MAGICIAN 70' By JOHN SALAMIDA year also, but did not send an der the tutelage of Nienetidc.C. WRITE A&M Auto Repair open division entrant to the Reno The veteran coach was assistant San Jose State boxing team, DR. MEYER BLOCH OUR DAILY HOT LUNCH . . . 55' General Auto Repair, newly crowned Pacific Coast In- meet. under former . SJS mentor Dee Automatic Transmission Specialty tercollegiate champions, sets its While eight teams battled for Portal. Portal, who was killed in President Student Rates CY 5-4247 sights on the rugged national fin- laurels in the PC1s. Coach Dubby a ranch accident in 1953, was well known in collegiate boxing ranks COFFEE and all 10c DRINKS 5c 456 E. Sal Salvador. San Jose als this weekend in Sacramento. Bolt's ISC crew was whipping throughout the nation. Eastern Magical Society WITHSANDWICH Coach Julie Menendez' Spar- Wisconsin in a dual meet. Bagging PCI crowns for the tans enter the National Collegiate SJS rinonen copped titles in 240 RIVINGTON STREET Athletic Assn. event rated a strong four weight dhisions in bringing Spartans were T. C. Chung, 112- SAHARA OIL CO. lbs.; Nick Akana, 125-lbs.; New York 2, N.Y. Corner 7th & San Carlos WcIOZZ;raGYM favorite to nab top honors. With home their first PCI chanu ' - Weivin SAVE MONEY Stroud, 139-lbs.; and three finalists last season, the SJS ship in six years. The Spartans Archie Mil- on ton, heavyweight. Two team .captured fourth place. haye won the tournament on other local GAS and OIL boxers, Bobby Tafoya, Idaho State, claiming champs in three other occasionsIn 1947-8 119-lbs., and WE FEATURE S0001111 and Williams Dave Nelson, 132-lbs., seven of ten weight divisions, and 1952. reached the Although many students are now talking Santa Cruz, ex- finals before dropping close deci- HEAD walked off with top honors. The The team championship was the perts have pointed out that good skiing shall prevail through sions. Bengals won the PCI tourney last first the locals have recorded un- SKIS... Memorial Day . . and that is the end of May. Chung, who is undefeated for THE MOST TALKED We would like to remind you that our ski -stock is still most the season, whipped Ed Murakami ABOUT SKI ... complete, and our prices are comparable fo anybody's. of Cal Poly to pocket the win. ON EVERY Akana, in gaining his second con- Barrett Scores SLOPE ... secutive`PCI coronet, turned back EVERYWHERE In our ski shop, we have Jerry Price and Doug Fox, two com- Bill Maloney of Washington State IN THE WORLD petent experts to service your ski equipment. So we offer via a split decision. 33 for J-Team WE PROUDLY OWL& Y DVS SIGN Of OUALJYY this suggestion, beach -time from June until September Paced by an almost fantastic 33 BR01 herl iii n1.01,11 :Mike Judges Bill Stremmel and Ed- die LaFond Cope-McPhefres but ski -time up to and includinq Memorial Day. Coffee Date? point scoring output by Cliff Bar- Reich II and Conrad Mueller scored it 80-29 and 30-2K, respectively. for Akana, SPORT SHOP rett, the Journalism Department two, Bill Ita rt ler paced the while Joey August it to DIERKS DONUTS fast night edged the Recreation losers with 19 and Ron Snmet gave HEAVENLY VALLEY SKI TOUR conducted by Conrad Mueller Maloney. 27-26. It was the sante Department 53-50, despite the fact and Don Flood tanking 10. $14.50 to $16.50 will get you: FOR EASTER VACATION MAY WE RECOMMEND 6 A.M. to I I P.M. August who dealt Tafoya only that it played the complete game In other action, Ed Macs poured Two n ghts lodg,q at wonderful SI, Run Lodge in', I OUR LEARN TO SKI WEEK 27 points in the Spartan's very Prn lodq.no). 370 AUZERAIS STREET with only four players, through 18 as the Newman Club $59 SO to $64 50 will ye you questionable loss to Nick Spa- Siv,romino in SI Run s BS degice pool In addition to Barrett, Jack edged the A Phi Os 42-38. Paul r-,n adult refreshment upon arrisial ludg,ng Sunday thru Thursday nakos of College of Idaho. T,,, Fratessa also scored 10 for the meals on Saturday and on. meal on Sunday. Two meals per day, ifrtng with Sunday dinnr Stroll d, bolo-punching One -dollar merchandise order at Cop hfcPhatrrs. winners while Jim Joy scored 15 senior. Fre Yriti;r or tows or both Monday thru Friday. Remember . . . and Kelly Worrell 12 for the A slugged out a split decisitan tri- 50c off on chair or tows both Sa.uidy and Sunday Your Eyes Deserve 50c off on ski lessons et famous Stein Erickson Ski Fr PO all lesion very day Monday thru Friday. Phi Os, umph over formerly unbeaten Joe School both days. SwIrnminq rivriry day. Bliss of Nevada in one of the tour- LARK'S The Best ... Gamma Phi Beta kept its un- We will arrange transportation for you. Only four and one-half hours from San Jose. it nament's hest bouts. Stroud beaten record on the books as Pep- Dozens of SJS students have already taken advantage of our tour, and with eight Where the Hof Dog is King pered the home-town favorite with dumped the No-Trumps 51-40 to good weeks of skiing left, dozens more will. Give your eyes the good care almost assure itself of a place for his popular bolo and straight right also featuring . . . For further information about weekend, weekday trips or group ratrs, they deserve. Have your glasses the final playoffs for the champion hand shots to the head. contact Conrad Mu4et at CY 7 in. Steaks on a French fitted where modern equipment of the five independent leagues. Milton impressed the crowd of 7886 week nights between 7 p.m. and I a or drop by Cope. MrPhetrs and talk Jerry. Roll with Fries and professional skill insure Ted Coutts led the Gamma Phi 3200 , by bombing his way to a to Doug or best results. attack with 15, Bob Chapman hit unanimous win over Fred Snod- WE HAVE SPECIAL GROUP RATES Italian Sausage for 14 and Clair Appledorm. Har- grass of Washington State. COPE-McPHETRES SPORT SHOP Burgers vey Corbin with 11 and Gary King Jerry Ford, hard hitting $JS 66 W. San Antonio CYpress 5-2939 Dr. Jack H. Chennell with 10 parod the losers. left-hander, pocketed the 139-lb. ORDERS TO GO title in the newly formed novice Optometrist division. Frank Castillo. 132-1b. Vaughn Stan and Isabel Spartan novice, lost a close deci- Props. 254 S. Second C'y 5-2747 Spartan Wrestlers sion in a final match. Between 4th and 5th on Member SPAR-TEN Santa Clara Street To Enter Nationals Miss Camilleri and Kers Frosh nola will represent San Jose Si., Baseballers' at the Nafional Intercollegiate Wrestling Champioraihips at Uni- Action Rained Out versity of Wyoming at Laramie :-ataa IS it lao c;illyri the §espiloo Jur( Friday and Saturday. postponement of San Jose's fresh- camineri, from campbeii, cap. man baseball game with San Jose tured the 177-1h. -championship in City College. the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate STUDIO SPARTAN DRIVE-IN matches conducted here March 7-8. "Cowboy" Jerry Lewis Finances for the trip were do- Glenn Ford "SAD SACK" nated by Andy Oddstad of Red- before every date j* wood City, Emerson Arends "The World Was His Jury" Guy Mad,son Campbell, and Archie Ledman Edmund O'Brien "THE HARD MAN" San Jose. - -

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4--oronct VItILY Tuesday. March 25, 1958 SATELLITE MODEL Coro Foundation Offers Lecture Tonight Spartan Daily Announces In Spartan City 24 Public Internships The Howe Arts group of the Dames Club has planned a lecture and discussion to be held in the The Coro Foundation, a private, governments themselves. Instructions, Recreation Hall to-

Deadlines Spartan City nonprofit organization devoted to Afternoons are spent with busi- night at 8, according to Mrs. Any students wishing to have lilt!. card number may be used as governmental education, is offer- ness, labor and political organi- Genevieve Diggins, publicity chair- news, letters to Thrust and Parry. a signature. When the letter ing 24 Public Affairs Internships zations. Over 50 firms are co- man. announcements of meetings or makes statements of personal ref- designed to give fundamental operating in this part of the in- A representative from the Em- classified adiertisements published erence the name of the writer , training to those desiring careers ternship programs, which also in- pire Crafts Corp. will discuss the in The Spartan Daily should ob- , must be printed. The general pol- lin public life. cludes an eight -week period as a pros and cons of stainless steel serve the following deadlines' icy of The Spartan Daily is to political campaign worker. An interviewer from the Foun- and sterling silver. The represen- run everything that comes in pro- Internship opportunity is open News must be brought to The dation will be in the Placement ative also will compare chinaware viding it: is not libelous, is in good to students of all majors. The pro- Spartan Daily office 1.1107i not Service Office today from 1-4:30 with semi -porcelain dinnerware. taste, is signed properly and is not gram runs from October to June, later than 1:30 p.m. two days be- p.m. to answer questions and take an obvious mis-statement of fact. with a tuition charge of 9500. The fore the date of publication. News , applications. may either 'oe told or handed to a Feature editor reserves the right Foundation grants each intern a GAX Plans Mooting These internships, which involve member of the staff or thumb- to cut down letters that are too scholarship of $1500. Gamma Alpha Chi, professional nine months of concentrated ex- subsistence tacked on the bulletin board with long. Maximum length is 250 women's advertising fraternity, perience in many different busi- plus $150 for one dependent, or the name of a reporter or editor words. will meet Wednesday night at ness and governmental fields, are for two or more dependents. on it. Items should be typed or Announcements of meetings are 9500 7:30 to discuss initiations. The divided between two groups of 12 written legibly and include com- acceptable only if submitted on a A few tuition scholarships are Meeting will be held at the Delta interns, with one group in San plete names. dates, pieces, and any form that may be obtained in The available. Gamma House, 360 E. Reed St. Francisco and the other in Los other newsworthy facts. Spartan Daily office. The form must be turned into the office Angeles. Letters to Thurst and Parry not later than 1:30 p.m. on the The training program is divided must be signed with the author's day before publication. into morning and afternoon phas- name and ASB or faculty card Classified advertising must be es, with the morning phase de- number, Students without ASB turned into the Student Affairs voted to on-the-job training in city cards and private citizens are Business Office (TB16) by 3 p.m. and county government offices. not permitted use of the Thrust Training is under LIKE MILK? two days before publication date. the general su- and Parry column without the per- pervision of the Civil typed or writ- Service Com- sonal permission of the editor An items Mud be -in- ten legibly. There is a minimum of mission and under the specific chief. When the writer wishes his Pointing to instrument care In model of next satellite which Van- supervision of the Coro Founda- two lines, with the Count of five guard project will launch into space, Dr. John P. Hagen Get a name withheld, his ASB or fac- (left) tion staff. Placing of words per line. Student rates are tells Senator George Smothers (D-Fla.) that 20-inch, 21.5-pound interns in Free Quart of 20 cents per line for the first in- sphere will he fired "shortly" at Cape Canaveral, Fla.photo by offices is determined by depart- International. ment heads of the city and county sertion and 16 cents per line for Golden State MILK CLASSIFIEDS each succeeding insertion. SKI Equipment Persons wishing to subscribe to DON'T MISS THE FUN Prof Requests Early RETAIL With Each T0 piece classifids, foie The Daily may do so by paying Awn to RENTALS TV Counseling Sign-Ups get out and enjoy Life it, Student Sus;nets Offie. $2 per semester at the Student REPAIR Affairs Business Office. Students planning to take en- Make this a skiing FOR RENT gineering courses during the Week-end Board and Room in 1^N.01211Z(` for 1958 summer school session are New York Steak housework. CL AXE To initiate 8-5393. 345 Gordon requested to sign for counseling LET us help you plan your ski trip Ave. Alpha Chi 'Epsilon will hold an appointments in E107, accord- Includes: initiation tonight at 7:30 in TB17. GIRLS 5-room furnished apt. ing to Ed C. Glover, engineer- 9th and San Carlos. For informa- All kindergarten-primary and gen- SANTA CLARA SPORT SHOP Garlic Bread and Chili $139 tion. call AN 9-9278 or CY 2-5413. eral education majors are invited. ing professor, 1485 Franklin Street Free Parking AX 6-2820 'Close in. Large furn apt 2-3 Dress will be dressy sport. Salad, Baked Potato, gents. Twin beds. Utilities pd Also twin bdnn. 2 closets. Kit. Priv. You Must Hove Student ASB Card 545 S. 4th. There is NO Steak Single room. Kit. Priv. Sun .deck. Like This Steak Everything furn, 831 per month. 54paPta9uide 621 S 6th so try the (For) MEN--share with other students. Clean. spacious. 112 Mks. from col- CSTA, speaker, Dr. John T. Phi Upsilon Omicron, meeting, - SMALL STEAK lege 458 S. 5th St. Wahlquist, student teacher panel, tonight, 730, Home Economics College BoysRoom & board, tonight, 8. Ed53. Cafeteria. .95 Julian iv Steaks 28 S 13th St. Christina Science Oragnization, Sociology Club, program plan- The Twin STEAK HOUSES Fourth and Julian Next to Burger Bar Close to college. Clean 3-room apt. regular testimonial meeting, to- ning, tomorrow, 3:30 p.m., CH231. Pri. bath. 3 or 4 women students night, 7:30, College Chapel. ANGELO'S * COLONY or Spartan Chi, meeting, tomorrow, This Offer Limited March 13 to 31 Inclusive married couple. Inq. F. Jenks, 195 S. First 74 E. Santo Clara 422 S. 8th St. CY 4-0281. College Religious Council, "Con- 7:30 p.m., CH162. versations in Religion." tonight Spartan Spears, meeting, to- FOR SALE and tomorrow night. Contact com- night. 7, B24. mittee chairman Joyce Flores or 4-speaker Columbia HI-Fl 360 K. Student Christian Center, semi- Martin at Student Good cond., $75. CY 5-1842. the Rev. James nar series, final speaker, the Rev. 'Y", CY 5-2734. Need MUSIC???? Call V. Donald Emmel, Presbyterian CY 7-7886. El Menlo Castellano, meeting. campus pastor, "Mixed Marriage," MISCELLANEOUS 7:30. 63 S. 12th St. tonight, tonight, 7, Student Chirstian Cen- APRIL 3 is the deadline for appli- Huddle, meeting. tonight. 7. 22 ter. RICHARD MONTMEAT is a 1947 In- cation to The College Survey. Box S. 11th St. dustrial Design Graduate of Pratt 625, Charlottesville, Va. $2 fee will International Relations Club, BEANERY BULLETIN Institute, Brooklyn, New York. Ha be returned if no assurance of 7, CH135. joined General Electric's Televi- summer employment is received meeting. tonight. Coop-4th and San Fernando Sts. sion Receiver Department in 1948. Irons their placement office. Phi, speaker, "Bridges of Guid- Kappa Entrees: ance in camp, resort, maritime, Service," tonight, 7, Social Hall, and government employment. Individual meat ple 40 cents Church. First Methodist Italian Delight 40 cents Lutheran Student Area.. coffee- Plate lunch 55 cents IN coke bull session, speaker, Dr. 'Sr John Mac Rae. "How to Cheat on WEATHER Personality Tests," today, 3:30 Rain is predicted for the Santa p.m., Student Christian Center, Clara Valk.), by Mr. Weatherman, 92 S. 5th St. with clearing tonight.

b Nacetttent Centepl 'sCE 19' Summer camp counselors for anyone interested. For appoint- the coming summer will be in de- ments and further information, 51.1X mand this week and the week contact the Placement Service office, A234. following Easter Vacation, ac- SALES RENTALS Dates and times for interviews SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND cording to Mrs. Florence Kellen- are: BERKELEY SAN JOSE berger, Placement Service secre- Berkeley - Albany - Kensington 75 SOUTH 2nd tary. The Girl Scouts and the Girl Scout Council, 1:30-4:30 Pm.. Paw. Crprer. 1.2321 . Camp Fire Girls will have repre- March 26; interested in women sentatives on campus to interview for unit leaders and assistants, waterfront, nature and craft coun. DINNER SPECIAL selors. BREADED VEAL CUTLETS or Campfire Girls, Camp Yenis HAMBURGER STEAK with BROWN GRAVY SOUP POTATOES Ifante, located on Greenhorn VEGETABLE BREAD I BUTTER Mountain, northeast of Glenville. Largo Boil', ID, Milk .15 Calif., 9:30-12 noon, April 9; all types of counselors. 85` Santa Clara County Girl Scout Council, Skylark Ranch in Santa Cruz Mts., 1:20-4:40 p.m., April ARCHIE'S 10:. all types of counselors. "A company that plans far ahead gives Salinas Area Girl Scout Coun- )')eSTEAK HOUSE cil, Camp Cawatre, Los Padres National Forest, 9-11:30 A.M., 545 5. 2nd St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. me the chance to work out my future" April 11; all types of counselors. "Pleasing design is no accident," says 32-year-old TV lected for showing in an international design expoal- set designer Richard Montmeat. "It takes creative tion in Milan, Italy. planning. At General Electric, we're constantly de- Progress in pleasing design making appliances THE TUXEDO SHOP veloping new product designs including some for more enjoyable to own and useis an important products which won't be on the market for several factor in our nation's growing use of electricity and Complete Men's Formal Wear Rentals years. Ever since joining General Electric, I've had in our constantly rising level of living. Planning now the opportunity and challenge of working toward the to satisfy future customers is important not only to designs of the future. As I see it, a company which the continued FOR FORMAL growth of the electrical industry, but to WEAR FITTED AND plane ahead gives me the chance to work out my own individual progress as well. Opportunity for long- STYLED TO PERFECTION future, too." range planning is part of the climate for self-develop- ment which is provided for General Electric's more Weddings The creative accomplishments of Richard Mont- than 29,000 college-graduate employees. and Dances Our Specialty meat haye already brought him widespread recog- nition. He was awarded design patents in 1960 and Area Is Oor Most &porno Peak.? 35 S. 4th Street CYpress 3-7420 1956; he won the Industrial Designers Institute Award in 1955; and his design for the 1958 General 'It s A Business With Us Not A Sideline- Electric 17-inch portable television receiver watt se- GENERAL ELECTRIC

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