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Book Talk Convocation Dr. William Dusel, vice presi- Ad% rs I or hi,morary so- dent of San Jose State, will re- cieties and the departmental "The Concept of Lau" at %ieu honoraries are urgently request- 12:30 hook talk Wednesday the ed to submit lists of the stu- )y rooms A and It of the caf- In dents enrolled in their groups to eteria. Author 01 the law study Barbara Herrington at the hook is Herbert I.. Hurt Stu- Spartan Daily office. Those we dents and faculty may bring will be used in the honors lunches to the talk. names P. their aztail The
a Thursday. eonvocation Issue tad names iiiiist be in today. an, on, es- VOL. 49 ,erab. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1962 No. 123 of. 24, by Phelan Contest es, led Faculty Panel To Present Lek Awards Made; ate rok ol. Seven Place Talks on Academic Freedom les awards were presented to A four-man panel discussion on McBain. assistant professor of pay- winners in the Phelan Literary academic freedom, involving sanichology. Friday night The men are expected to pre- tie contest last at the Jose State faculty members, will I annual Phelan dinner held at the sent various points of view on Convocation be presented tomorrow at 12:30' Garden City hofbrau. academic freedom. its meaning, p.m. in Morris Dailey auditorium. First place award winners and substance, scope and purpose. their creative writing areas are: Participants Sponsored by the college lecture Moderator Craig said that this Linley Grant Jensen, short story; committee, the program will be program is the first of what it is Dave Purdy, short, short story. free to students, faculty and the hoped will develop into a regular Purdy also captured first prize in public. It will last approximately feature on the campus. He added Get Excused fifty minutes. that the college is interested in, the familiar essay area. "Acedemic Freedom: What Kind , "promoting a public series of pro- Other winners include: Ail strider;, participating in the Do We Need? How Much Can grains on contemporary problems Maureen Wilson, free verse first college Honors convocation We Take?" is the title of the pro- and issues that are of special im- lyric: Alexander Crowell, critical on Thursday are to be officially gram, which will be moderated by portance to a college community." essay: Barbara Hamlin, sonnet. excused from classes for the pro- gram, according to Deans John Dr. Herbert Craig, assistant pro- Purpose of the program, ac- Ni first prizes were awarded in W. Gllbaugh and fessor of speech. cording to Dr. Craig, is not to de- patterned lyric writing. Second Stanley C. Benz. In addition to honorees for the Panel members are Dr. William cide anything but to bring out place was taken by Miss Wilson. day, members of Blue Key and R. Rogers, professor of education; ideas and educate. First prizes were also lacking Black Masque who are ushering Dr. Mervyn Cadwallader, assistant The program is being presented in the play, narrative and satir- are excused. A cappella choir will professor of sociology; Dr. Charles in response to faculty and student ical lyric and prose satire cate- M. Larsen, assistant professor of ; interest in discussions of vital na- INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR - Harold perform at the event. gories. The last section had no Kruger, the Japanese club. In the background members mathematics, and Dr. William N. tional issues. graduate chemistry The convocation, at 11 am, in prizes in any category. major, juggles chop sticks of French club add to the international atmos- as he attempts to sample sukiyaki prepared by phere by singing French songs. -ow. by Hob Hall the Morris Dailey auditorium, will Second prizes in the other areas have as guest speaker, Dr. Henry were taken by: Commager, noted historian. William Hopkins, play; Preston Twenty-five students are to be Shops Board Modifies Brunst, narrative and satirical recognized as President's Scholars verse. at the ceremony. (Students who F Grand prize winners in fiction, Inner have earned a Quad Bazaar Ends 4.0 for spring and criticism and poetry were: Miss fall semesters of 1961i. acuity Discount Policy Hamlin. Jensen and Crowell. A 1 s o recognized will be 222 Two steps toward modifying the '10 per cent discount at the book- Dean's Scholars. (Students w h o controversy over the 10 per cent I store. earned a 3.5 for the same period faculty discount at the Spartan During the meeting, a repre- Sophomore Suffers SJS International Week of time), bookstore were taken at Thurs.- I sentative from the board stated The usually quite Inner Quad groups on campus featured foods foreign student adviser, and Miss Followingthe convocation, allday's Spartan Shops board meet- thatonly $1000 per year goes in was turned into a colorfully gay at the bazaar. Carol Boulton, secretary to Dr. faculty members are invited to ing. ' discounts to the faculty. The board Multiple Injuries meeting place Friday for the In- Linda Allen and Sharon Holly, Ralph Cummings, dean of achnis- attend a reception for the guest The two steps, introduced in a concluded that the passage of the ternational bazaar as a climax to co-chairmen of the bazaar, said sions and records. speaker from 2:30-3:30 in HEl. proposal and passed by the board, first two provisions above will cut SJS International Week. that sales "were terrific" and The History delyirtment will he were 111 making purchases under out 75 per cent of these discounts. The award to Dr. Richards was the host. In Dorm Accident Decorated booths lined the added that next year the Inter- presented for distinguished service $2 ineligible for the discount and According to the board, only walkways as costumed inter- cultural Council hopes to enlarge students on cam - (2) eliminating discounts on fac- 16 per cent of the bookstores at Peter F. Aude, 19, SJS real to international national students offered food and the international bazaar by includ- Roulton was also cited ulty charge accounts that are not colleges throughout the nation re- estate major, suffered a possible pus....bliss and pastries from their homelands. ing additional booths, for her outstanding service to in- paid within 30 days. fuse to give discounts. The rest skull fracture and broken teeth Birchard Wins Squads of students stood pa- Highlight of the four-hour ba- ternational students. Also, the board decided that offer some type of a discount, with Thursday evening, when he slid tiently while Israeli students fried zaar was an assembly in which The two awards were presented p "the present favorable pricing the $2 minimum being very corn- anti fell on a wet floor in Moulder yR students served Pres. John T. Wahlquist presented Intercultural council, spon- policy for the Student Body be mon. hall falafel, Japanese by the sukiyaki and Russian students awards to Dr. Marion Richard, sor of International Week, residency continued." The discount policy has been in The sophomore is in "satisfac- cooked piroshki. Another proposal concerning the effect at San Jose State for over tory condition" San Jose hospital In a show of strength Thursday issue came to a stalemate with a 20 years. Shish-kebab, cooked over open officials said Friday. night the more conservative ele- tie vote. The proposal was that , "The real problem is a matter of coals, took patience plus muscle, Aude and other dormitory resi- ment of the SJS Young Republi- only faculty and academic admin- I inequality. The bookstore is set as the Iranian students fanned dents were sliding on the wet cans voted themselves into the istration be eligible to receive the up for the college community. floor is the stubborn coals under each hen the accident occurred. majority of club offices. 10 per cent discount. "Why should one segment of c skewer full of shish-kebab. ruling to Joe Sturm, head Bill Pollacek was ousted as As the policy stands now, any that community receive a discount Students from India, dressed in president 8-5 by Ron Birchard. campus employee may receive the ' while another segment does not
said "it has not been de- their native costumes, brought Pollocek, who had difficulty in receive such a convenience?" if the water was in- scores of customers around their getting on the ballot, ran into asked Rod Diridon, ASB treasurer. dly spread on the dorm!- curried rice booth by performing trouble when three proxy votes for. I Secretary Schaub bIglr. impromptu Indian dances and he held from absent club members Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. songs. were disqualified. HER MAJESTY :Vide. of 10737 WiLlworth A total of 15 booths, set up by Pollacek made a comeback foi Says Role of Army Angeles. language, cultural and ethnic the office of vice president, de - T (eating his opponent 6-5 with tu.o I abstentions. Pollacek had been o Maintain Peace vice president before he moved up 'The idea of i r. or for Peace' to the presidency when John Gus- is not new to Americans." W.F. Nixon Lists Program tafson resigned about two months Schaub, assistant secretary of the ago. Army, said Friday. He spoke at Ron Pahl was elected treasurer the San Jose Chamber of Com- by acclamation when no other merce Forum's annual luncheon at candidates were nominated. Mau- the SJS barbecue area. For State Secretary Schaub said he re- Revitalized k reen Bradley, the only newcomer, garded the "fundamental role of ItANCISCO IJ I) - is not enough to put. a shiny tin narrowly defeated Richard Sutter the Armed Forces to be not to M. Nixon Friday proposed weather-vane on top of an old to become the new executive sec- fight wars, but to maintain rig 10-point program to barn. We must replace the rotten retary. Sutter, however, came back peace." According to Schaub, a California's government rafters and sagging floor boards." to take assistant secretary. Bill Baker and Richard Reeb President Kennedy said, "the only .1dress before the San -Elimination of the "the super- were elected unopposed for rep- way to maintain the peace is to be Commonwealth club. administrators, the ex pensive !s-sentative-at-large and member- prepared, in the final extreme, to .r ed for revitalized gov- state-paid press agents and all ship chairman, respectively, fight for our country and mean is greater than in any other surplus baggage that has it... e in the union," the Re- accumulated in our government." According to Schaub. the NANI RAO, senior industrial gubernatorial candidate -Making maximum use of ca- concept of maintaining a military relations major from India, was 1- said his program would reer employees anti elected offi- Final Signups Set force in readiness, "when not named International Queen at ,ornia "a more efficient, cials, with the lieutenant gover- needed for open hos tili ties is the International Ball Friday at iy and more responsive investi- nor conducting year-round CURRIED RICE J. S. Ahluwalia, an SJS student from India, Theater Party new*" Hawaiian Gardens. Miss Rao, wwerrunen, " gations into the operation of gov- expertly mixes up the flavorful curried rice which the students For Communism was described by who, as Asian princess, was one called for the following ernment agencies. from India sold during the international bazaar Friday in the Tomorrow is the final day to the assistant secretary as aggress- of five finalists for the title, was -Reapportioning of the state Inner Quad. -IA.,. F sign up for the English depart- sive and in a state of unending sponsored by her sorority, Alpha ;aon of the state Consti- Senate. ment's all -college theater party to conflict with the Free world. i Phi. a 75,000-word document --Holding continuous two-year the Actor's Workshop production Referring to the role of the, ' non called "verbosity on sessions of the legislat ire. of "Henry IV" Saturday in San Army, Schaub said "it IS a 411111111111 11111 111 if -Unfreezing the two-thirds . College Literary Magazine Francisco. balanced, hard hitting, combant- -reamlining the swarm of the state budget which is not sul, Students may obtain tickets in ready force capable of carrying Just the thing to ef mmissions, bureaus, agen- ject to legislative review or con- the English department office in out its varied missims ,inve.ber, IN brightenthesedull. mil departments. He said "it trol. Sales To Begin Wednesday the faculty office building. In the world." anxiety-rldilen pre-final -initiation of a "California cru- Special price of the tickets is I, days . . . a new and E. sade for new business investment." "Reed," the college literary "We hid more material than $1.50. Regular ticket price to the 3 Coeds Reign go most colorful sports II. SPU Talk Nixon said "our business leaders magazine, is scheduled to go on we svere able to print," Dr. Law- production Is $3. II shirt. This is it !Smart .`hident Peace Union will pro- and public officials must force- son declared. Playgoers may arrange their sale Wednesday, according to Dr. At Military Ball multi-color stripes, in tnt Sandperl, 39, former fully take our ease to the country." "Reed" will be sold at five cam- own transportation, or take the is OW seas 1 II Jeanne Lawson, associate profes- cool, short -sleeved cot- doot strident currently teach. - Making "our products house- pus locations: the entrance to the chartered Greyhound bus that will to be in the royal court of th. sor of English and faculty adviser E ton. Manhattan's new- the Peninsula experimental hold words in places that were cafeteria, the library patio, the leave from the administration Spartan Sabres Military Ball "Ig eat number, mire to ,o1 in Palo Alto, in a speech once only exotic names on a to the publication. Spartan bookstore, the Inner Quad building at 1 p.m. day night at the Moffett tled II warrant admiring "The Most important Man map," by better co-ordination of Dr. Lawson said the magazine in front of Morris Dailey audi- Tie round-trip bus fare is $1.85. Naval Air station Officers' ro tile glances from the dolls ill 20th Century," today at state and private agencies. will feature work by student art- torium and the southeast c..,ier "Henry IV" will be performed The queen of the ball was and env sing *tame from ", 0.m. in CH149. -Relieving the Department of ists and writers. of the Journalism building where In the Marine's Memorial theater leen Sullivan. Her two prate. the guys. A very time- II -Htitlperl is considered an expert Finance and its "janitorial and Cast of the 44-page publication the walks from Seventh street in San Francisco. Curtain is 2:30 were Judy Herb and Dotti ly bu y at R/A, 5.95. r;eoretical and practical non- grass-cutting" functions so that it Is 35 cents. and the Women's gym intersect. The queen was presented with a en ri Dr. Lawson said lie has lectured can "efficiently concentrate on there was a Editor of "Reed" is Roy Hamil- Reservations for both play and $25 gift certificate from Mosher', .-:t;inford and participated in planning for overall growth of the heavy turn-out of student work ton, senior English major. Art bus tickets may be made at the and the two princesses each re RCK3S ATK I N S ,11.5 in the bay area, slate." submitted for the Magazine. editor is Vic Harlow. English department office. ceived $15 certificates. I5 SAN JOSE L.-SPARTAN DAILY Monday, May 21, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Team Effort Thrust and Parry Daily and to the administration SAC Is duly bound The Spartan Daily congratulates the Intercultural council Daily Editor Gets to urging a free press. both sides of every for its excellent coordination and imagination in the present*. issue it Congratulations We suggest that the Daily Wol11411 prelitinlpilliAls lion of International It) %ay Editor: staff look into the possibility of the least to expect the YR., or eintgratulations go to Francis As . chairman of SI Special We KM- (sir heartiest con- allocating a just percentage for the Ylls to balance thtir the to II. for being the sp.erk. plug in the presentaloin ot Editor Carolyn the newspaper front the VS per entations, or offer successful week of internal iolm I 11,11% itiro. gratulations to "equal tune' Perkin for gallant stand in year student body fees. This to all political viewpitints. A few of the Tartaii- . hose efforts e bilic.1 I., Make Ilie her In Daily. This fund could be a septuate entity the case of SAC, or the week ie s,ere eshibits: Phil 111cA ill Thursday's Spartan Student time that which would pay for that part Peace Union. it would svmposium: Lsini spatilding anti 'it \esslin. quiecn is probably the first be rid.. a Daily editor has publicly ad- of the publication that is not ulous. Perhaps Utopian test: Linda Allen and Sharon Hulls. Internat. al Das : is a paper that the covered by advertising, ter word. Holland and Pauline Lymberis, ball decorations: Nlargaret mitted in the above exists-- &Amid J. Zuker Bent. ball tickets: and Gage!, publicits. censorship front All too often we hear the a. administration or Ash 7385 Faculty members contributing to the prow,' were I li.Mms be it from the stitutions of higher learning ebb. the student council. James J. Itlekard tigated for their H. 4.:oke. instructor in speech: Peter K. ko..1II11. i Nor iii "ivory tosser' of us srho believe ASH SU75 foreign languages: Jean E. Guedenet. J--1-taiit s -or of For those attitudes. Student organizations press, one without cen- foreign languages: and Francis PAWL. associate prole or of in a free such as the above hained pro- feel most gratified foreign languages. sorship, we Disagrees vide SJS with a guaratitee conditions here at Student The cooperation of Ifr. Harold Kagman. president of the that the sad against the "ivory tower" label. finally come into the On Balanced Views International Student council: Dr. Marion k. Richards, foreign SJS have F:very day we are becoming 1,11tor : student ads iser: anti the Buildings anti GI- is department open. more arx1 more regimented an To change the status quo, we I cannot agree with M. Dab- also contributed to the program. new types of loyalty oaths are ask that alt interested students bagh (Thrust and Party, May thought up for 'this esent was an esample of how peoples of different selected groups, II and faculty write to the Spartan 16) who apparently feels that ui back;:rounds and cultures Valk te. cooperate and aim toward and by academic propaganda in- L'011111iLtIll goal. Perhaps the success of the esent could be used sinuated into school curricula by the 1’1 ƒ ..1 wedl-meaning "patriotic" as A small esaniph of how people and cultures can unite to Amer- ahti produce a pleasing whole. ---C.P. ican school boards. and propos- als to outlaw a "dangero,, Fr, IF YO1c1:fth4TNINK BACK A FEW LEC11.145_--I 5A119 you'o af. litical party. !,au. youg cr VALUATE' 11 115 COW* TN WV Or Tff TERM! " :he -S)paria- o-leound If our colleges and unit. 'Don Giovanni' Begins Local Run Friday yield to the type of uniformity SI. DRU CHALLBERG 1 s.,r, :7',JS I/14. By indicated by M. Dablitigh's let- Society Editor opera skurkshop production, will the amorous Don Giovanni. to Dr. Kaucher To Present ter, what do you suppose will flir- happen to freedom^ President open its local run in College Don Juan. and his colorful SPECIAL RECOGNITION tations %kith both noble and peas- SPUR, sophomore women's honorary organization, lists several Clark Kerr of C.C. had the light Theater Friday night at 8:15. ant ladies. additions on its membership roll. Kappa Kappa Gamma, SPUR idea when he said: "You doLt new F Performances will continue Presented by the Drama and Reading Award Thursday members are Judy McConnell, Carol Fuller and Janet Hjelrneland. make ideas safe for students, Saturday. May 30-31 and June Music departments, the opera Kappa Alpha Theta claims Ginny Vessel as among those in SPUR. you make students side for 1-2. Tickets are available at the Biannual Dr. Dorothy Kau- minutes. Literature which ijdu es I tf till will be sung in English. Carol Beals of Alpha Omicron Pi received a recognition rose College Theater box office, Fifth cher Oral Reading competition has been read by past winners asple 47-11 Stage direction is by Dr. Jack from her sorority in appreciation for her work during the pushcart people tire tired of hearing and San Fernando sts. Admis- will be held Thursday at 3:30 include parody, short stories, es- foul H. Neeson, assistant professor of parade. .p" side of an issue they p.m. in Studio Theater. say's, poetry, ballads and scenes sion is 50 cents for students and drama, and musical direction by should either urge their organi- Dr. Kaucher, professor emer- from plays, varying in tone from Louise Fleury and Geri Pecsar of Alpha Chi Omega came 1,1r. $1, general. Dr. Edwin C. Dunning, assistant zation on campus to stage a de- itus in whose honor the award humorous to serious. through last semester with the sorority's highest grade point aver- Mozart's famous opera con- professor of music. bate, or form a nesv organization was established in 1950, will Judging is held at the conclu- age fur active and pledge, respectively. Diamonds were set in their which will arrange for a confron- award the $50 prize to the stu- sion of the readings and the pins in honor of their accomplishment. tation of opposing philosophies, dent delivering the best emo- award presentation closes the ORIENTATION LEADERS with a suitable morlerat.,r. or New Location tional and logical presentation. program. Bases of judging are Alpha Tau Omega members who will serve as orientation leaders referee, Today is the last day students choice of material, reader's un- during fall semester registration are Lance Walden, Mike Hooper, oRfobeer.rutrsse: Hall may signup for the competition derstanding of author's intellec- Bruce Macpherson, Denny Chambers, Roger Cumming, Reed Jones ASK 4975 SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE tual and emotion intent, presen- with Dr. Courtaney Brooks, as- and Jeff Bryant. Corner of 2nd & William sociate professor of speech, in tation skills, communication, au- SD110 from 130-2:20 p.m. and dience contact and platform On the list from Kappa Kappa Gamma are Sharon Ilatlett, Pat 4:30-5 p.m. poise. Hearney, Joan Ornbaun, Joanne Risdon and Sonja Halvorsen. f,fth DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE e 1116=6. Bakmas Open to students in all ma- Student chairman for the GOVERNMENTAL GAINS 1,ina Self Service or We Serve jors, the contest was established competition is the previous se- Ann Warren of Alpha Chi Omega is newly elected to the ASH Flower :irell by an anonymous donation of mester's winner. Luis Valdez, judicial board. t'art CY 4-2420 $150 given in honor of Dr. Kau- who won the award with Fed- At Chi Omega, government officials include Pat Butler as cher's work in oral interpreta- erico Garcia Lorca's "Lament senior representative, Katie Maples as junior representative, Avon Shop ,7 -- tion. for the Death of a Bullfighter." Amestoy as second vice president of AWS and Carol Bloss as rep- Ca The one-hour program con- The reading and award pres- resentative to the AWS judicial board. exceerhn,. I. the Flowers sists of rearlinz,s not entati.m..iie ..rwri public. Presiding officers at the Catholic Women's center are Annie Ramos, president; Linda Lorenzetti, vice president; Mary Murphy, Corsages Bi secretary; Janice Rapozo, treasurer and Mary Green, standards Big Band Jazz Program chairman. CV 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara Co Spartang)aiiii Yr. tcrSflit('JtIZ4 Coming to SJS Wednesday Entered as second class matter April San Jose Cit. (.ollege 24, 1934 at San Jose, California, un- Big band jazz comes to SJS cording to Loren Smith, student der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- ber California Newspaper Publish rs present Wednesday night in a Spartan director of the SJS band. Styles Asso,ation. Published daily by Asso- 1)1*. programs committee concert ranging from Kenton to Baste ciated Students of San Jose State S. I. Ilavakalva featuring the College of San will be represented. College except Saturday and Sunday, Mateo Jazz band and the SJS San Mateo's 17-piece band has during college year. Subscription cc. "Understanding Modern kit- Studio band with "An Education been applauded by jazz critics copied only on a remaind r.of-sernes- ter basis. Full academic year, 89: each FRIDA1. i \ in Jazz." for its performances in a year- earnest*, $4.60. Off-campus price pet 1.11en's t1:30 p.m Designed as a showcase of col- long series of concerts in the copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414 Editorial (;en. Adm. s I -.0 I its lege jazz education, the concert Peninsula area. Initiated as a Eli. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- will be held in Morris Dailey class more than ten years ago, tising GO, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. A WHISTLE A WINK AND Press of Globe Printing Co. Office auditorium at 8.15. Free re- the jazz group is currently di- hours 1:45-420 p.m, Monday through served tickets may be obtained rected by Dick Crest, CSM in- Friday. Any phone calls should IND by students in the student af- structor. made during these hours. fairs chow clate business office. TH16. SJS' 19-piece Studio band, Editor CAROLYN PERKI0 The two bands will take turns also a class, was born this se- Advertising Manager presenting their modern sounds mester and has performed in __ SHERRY THOMPSON Day Editor . CAROLYN LUND from the auditorium stage. Both only one brief jazz concert. groups have selected their pro- Now on a trial program in the STAFF POSITIONS TROPICAIRE THE COMMANCHEROS News Editor _ WANDA JOLLY end grams from libraries of student Music department, the class Office Manager DON EAGLE TWIN-VUE DRIVE IN Debble Reynolds & Andy G -- and professional arrangers. may be expanded in the future Sports Editor _ FRED RAGLAND lar SANTA CLARA AT 17th THE SECOND TIME AROUND The concert will basically con- if student interest and support Copy Editor .... JANE DeHAAN CL 843144 sist of popular modern jazz, tic- warrants it. Feature Editor LESTER ON NORTH SCREEN Fine Arts Editor _ CHRIS HEADINGS TWO WOMEN TAO CB 11511 THE HUSTLERS 396 South First ef46/4. 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You'll like it! a: ssi.s,m4cossss. GET WITH THE GRAND PRIX . . . ENTER TODAY. ENTEP SnpS'a lomn Barnes Places First, Second in High Jump a itit lidis I.,stie le 5 leo, 1,, tees- the win - tiers. , leared 611 1/2 at The Stanford Saturday to win the high leniversitS of southern competition after clearing California's team Caine second jeep sports to Arizona s it 1 4 the night before at the state in the relay with a 3:07.3, Coliseum relays in Los Angeles to also better than Mobday. .vley 21, leree ps PASTAN DAILY -4 the old pilot second to Joe Faust of Mt. national record. Rex Cawley was timed at Sail Antonio junior college who 45.8 to puce the Trojans. went 6 10 1/2. San Jose did New Zealand's Peter Snell beat not run any tetur Theta Xi Forfeits Tilts; in the mik) relay at Orel Burleson in the mile when Stanford. The time varsity runners were not ready Ile sped to a 3:56.1 as earn- AN ATTEMPTED PICK -OFF fails as Los Angeles league pitchers have become wary of Wills be - after Friday night's meet at los peed to Burleson's 3:57.9. San Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills slides back cause of the 18 stolen bases he had tallied as Tucker Angeles. The freshman didn't run State's Ben came in into first Colt .45 first baseman of May 17. in Lead base. Houston PiKA, SAE place eighth in the event. after Lloyd Muriel complained 01. Ili 1,, Pidge Browne takes the throw. The National soreness in his legs and Mike Gel Maier NUnic back at sitanford Sigma Alpha Ep as held onto' The tourney has been played on beau felt sick after his outetandine iota turning in a 1:49.9 to its one LOSS status; in he fraternity I a play-when-you -can basis. En- In the time in the 880. ere-ond to Jerry Siebert of softball league Thursday, as Theta trants pair off in rounds of golf California's frosh team the Xi forfeited a 5-4 victory over the, and turn in their score car LP the eanta Clara Youth Village beat San Jose freshmen's best time SAFes for using a graduate student' the pro at Pleasant 1-Wls golf who 15101 timed at I:48.3. el the year 43:12.0) Feature in the two teams' game. Theta Xi course. when whip- Major Leagues they Freshman half-miler, Mike Gi- ped the Stanford university with e will forfeit all of its games. beau, turned in his best time of There will be awards tor the 3:11.8 clocking in the mile relay The SAEs are presently tied the year at 1:50.1 to place third. low medal and handicap seoreti. Anchor man Dave Archibald turn- !or the fraternity softball league I Steeplechaser Jeff Fishlxick pla- ed in a 45.8 to lead the frosh ti e(ul with Pi Kappa Alpha. Both Fruternit standing, at the Coliseum with a ced fifth victory. Tight Races After Month nave six wins, one loss records. won loss -ogee George Young won the Pi Kew, Alpha 6 1 Freshman Dwight Middleton Delta Upsilon handed Theta Chi event at 9:16.9. Fishback came With 'lie 1962 major leaguer .352 clip while Rollins is close be-' the league in RBIs with 38 while Sigma Alpha Eissilon 6 1 took the 220 at Stanford with u its second loss of the year, 1-0. back in the mile at Stanford but baseball season just over a monthl hind at .350. Pinson and Tommy Davis of Los Theta Chi 5 2 21.5 clocking. Ex-Spartan Bobby Dave Lage, DU, and Ken Chop- dropped out after one lap. old both leagues are still tight and ' Al Kaline of Detroit and Leon Angeles are second with 34. Delta Upsilon . 5 3 Poynter was second at 21.6 and ping, Theta Chi, both allowed only Freshman Henry Lawson pla- very much undecided. Wagner of the Los Angeles Stanford freshman Larry Quested Dick Donovan of the Cleveland Phi Sigma Kappa 4 3 in the hop-step-jump one hit fur their ti teams, ced filth was The American league race is Angels are pacing the junior cir- Indians leads the American league Sigma Chi .. 4 a third in the same time. Ron Labetieth scored the only in les Angeles with a leap of about as even as baseball leagues cuit with 10 homeruns apiece. Chi- pitchers with a 6-0 record while ISigma Phi Epsilon ..4 3 Poynter nipped Quested and the game when after steal- fee 3 4. At Stanford he placed can get with the ninth place eago's Jim Landis and Norm Cash San Francisco's Juan Mariehal run of Delta Sigma Phi 2 5 Middleton at the tape in the he was able to run fourth in the broad j ti with Kansas City Athletics being only of Detroit are close behind with tops the National loop with a 7-2. ing second base, Sigma Nu 2 3 100. Both Poynter and Quested home on an overthrown ball to a leap of 23-4 3/4. San Jose a half dozen games back of the, nine round trippers. record. Lambda Chi Alph., .0 7 jumper, Walt Rob- were timed at 9.7 and Middleton second base. varsity broad leader. Robinson is tops in runs batted Several pitchers have turned in Theta Xi 0 $ the event with a Jump at 9.8. SJS freshman Lloyd Murad won New York, Cleveland, Minne- in with a total of 32. Norm Sie- outstanding performances this sea- Phi Sigma Kappa came out 4. Freshman Pete was fourth at 9.9. of 24 5 $ sota, Chicago and Baltimore are bern of Kansas City and Kathie son. Bo Belinsky of the Los An- the better end of a slugfest, second at 24-0. Bart Fenolio won the second Fresno Donna was presently fighting for the top spot trail Robinson by four RBIs as geles Angels has pitched the they scored nine runs in the top : Trainer Dies McCullough placed fourth heat of the 220 when he ran 22.2. beat Bruce with just a few games separating they have both posted 28. , leagues first no-hitter since 1956. the third and final inning in in the 400-meter Bill Caldwell of the Cal frosh was In Fall From Horse at Los Angeles the five teams. San Francisco's Harvey Kuenn Belinsky tossed his no-hitter at ing Delta Sigma Phi 14-10. hurdles at 52.1. The winner of the second, also at 22.2. .12-31.,41d Pot- San Francisco and Los Angeles is tops in the senior circuit in bat- the Baltimore Orioles in Los An. Sigma Phi Epsilon pitcher Rex event was USC's Rex Cawley at Ken Emanuels of Stanford won yin, 55, Fresno horse trainer and are presently turning the Natioral ting with a hot .372 mark. Behind geles. Sandy Koufax of the Los Zimmerman held Sigma Nu to 50.5. the 440 with a 47.6 clocking. SJS former jockey, died Thur sd ay league race into a two team contest. Kuenn are St. Louis' StanMusial Angeles Dodgers tied a record only two runs while he hit a home McCullough was part of the San freshman Larry Le Fall was sec- night of injuries suffered when he Cincinnati, last years champs, arc who is holding a .341 average and that he holds along with Bob run to help his team to a 12-2 win. Jose mile relay team that placed ond at 48.3. fell from a horse at the Frew currently setting the league on its eeida Pinson of Cincinnati and Feller by striking out 18 Chicago , Sigma Chi scored six runs in fifth at Los Angeles behind Ari-1 Fairgrounds track. I ear and could produce trouble for Billy Williams of Chicago who are Cub batsmen in Chicago. This the first inning and the sarne iona State's collegiate record - the front rumen Giants and both hitting at a .338 clip. went into the record books as a amount in the third as they ran Potvin was exercising the honor breaking time of 3:06.1. Here 1Sidgers Pinson leads the league in National league day game record. over Lambda Chi 14-4. at full gallop Thursday morrsing Carr of Arizona state had a fan Finie sh Nears homeruns with 12 while San Fran- Koufax's other 18 strike out per-; Intramurals Director Dan Un-1 when he stood up in the sackile _ San Francisco and Los Angeles cisco's Willie Mays and Orlando formance came against San Fran-lruh's golf tournament will end ! to reign the animal in and wee square off in a two game series Cepecla both have 10. Cepeda tops else at night in I tomorrow. thrown. in Los Angeles tonight that could California Relays, On Bowl Pact widen or decrease the Giant lead. el* Tonight's game will be televised to bay area fans over KNTV channel 11\1 Jan eornoll Bic Five Track Go Negotiations 2 beginning at 8:15. As of Thursday Manny Jimenez L, Ind. (UPI I -Only I LAFAYLFI of the Kansas City Athletics is worked out Conflict Saturday . details remain to be currently leading the American Big for a new contract for the league in hitting with a .369 mark. 'eit,e111,5 relevs at Mo- a football team Ten to furnish Floyd Robinson of the Chicago desto will be held the same day as Rose Bowl. annually for the White Sox and Rich Rollins of the Big five championships, Satur- virtual The announcement of Minnesota trails Jimenez respec- day. thus the University of South- the conclusion of negotiations for tively. Robinson is hitting at a ern California athletes will lose a pact was a surprise to the con- at honors. 'hats',' Modesto ference Thursday at the opening in a row The, is the second year of its spring meeting, and it start- been held 12 Escape Reds that thr. two meets have ed off one of the most productive Mo. on I he same day. Also rtill at days ever in the usually drawn dee., junior mi- Saturday are the out business sessions. Through Tunnel ler, championships. Commissioner Bill Reed an- -old The San State mile relay BERLIN - An RI -year Jose nounced receipt rif a reply from team a 3:10.1 this man led 11 other East. German erich has run the Athletic As.sociat ion of West- year sull against top competi- freedom in West Ber- go ern Universities AAWU to a Big refugees to tion from Arizona state 13;07.5e Ten proposal, made in January, lin through a 30-yard tunnel under Texas Southern 13:09.01, North- that the two groups draw up a new the barricaded border, it was an- east leuisiana 13:11.91, Oregon Rose Bowl contract. state 1:1:10.41, Oregon, Kansas. nounced Friday. The AAWU answer was in the Illinois and Occidental. The refugees, eight men and four form of a suggested contract. The battle of the 16-foot pole women, fled safely May 5 after which Reed said was "substan- veeees. Dave Turk and John secretly digging the tunnel for 16 the same" as the provisions continue tially days. They dug the tunnel from part three, will of the old Big Ten Bowl contract the Soviet zone town of Glienicke with the Pacific Coast conference, eat ty of the Los Angeles years ago w,e _, to the French sector district of which expired two Is is ill go in the mile rue "`"! Reinickendorf in West Berlin. the PCC went out of business. I The escape was disclosed at a ' news conference here Friday after Fencers Appear discovery of the tunnel by the Communists made its further use Big Auto insurance Sayings Announced imP-ible morn.* nuin o., r Tomorrow on TV worn. one The secret of the tunnel was 21. 571 less ill dividend. or net of KS (based on current 17 P., Four SJS students will appear so well kept that Comnutnist po- cent dividend). Sinole men under TS 11S7 less $41 dividend. or net on the "Formula for Fitness" lice did not discover it until May of television series tomorrow morn- 10. five days after the mass flight. 111,20 000 ilodilr In.*, Liability. 51 000 Medical of them in tYPH3Y Dernag nd 5500 ing. They may he viewed at 6:50 The refugees, three I.yrn.nt, Other conweges at torn. 70s and one a 16-year-old Parable Hying,. Permants tan b a.m. on KGO, Channel 7. their Had. Inc.. ttric Of four VT.{ infer. The students are all members boy, started the tunnel inside a tea, Call or write for lull n,eign to George M. Camobay, a fencing class taught by Dr. chicken coop belonging to Max SH 1.4 01 Avenue, SunnYn le. of Hunt 5.1741 Wag D , Hildegard Spreen, professor of Thomas, 81, in a country area cm i physical education. The class is the border. It was in the same !offered by the Department of suburban district that. 28 persons Physical Education for Women. fled through another tunnel List Anna Morris. graduate, Mike Jan, 24. livos Lids IiveiN one Ii \i Student Nurses Honda, junior, Max Callao. senior, Thomas told the news confer- and Charlene Smith, sophomore, ence. "we wanted our freedom. I to he made by in..., will demonstrate fencing tech- would not even want to be buried helping a national concern niques learned in their dims. I Wit!.I herr. Ialcon spur's mum! introduce a new hydro- ion) 62: \vw This is the second time SJS see therapy unit to this area. dents have participated in the Se In Seattle, the best sales Lively Jan Ray is moved by the music 'it 'le, sponsored by the Californi., Mozart ad The spunky Futura has an optIonal 4 -speed stick shtft Peoltb base been stuclent Special Association of Physical F4ue-u the liveliness of the new Falcon Sports Future. This for the anti automation crowd, and the gas needle Contact \l r. Ilarris, riotS. Health and Recreation. lii1 snappy compact sports foam-rribber bucket seats, handy stays on "full" as it it's been welded there. - I p.m. Summer Rates May 15, members of a body me personal console, and a stylish new rootline to please See all the Lively Ones at your Ford Dealer's (45gd 1093 Lincoln Ave. class were guests on t 2-BEURNI. APART NI U. 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111111w.-__ 4 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, May 21, 1962 Sociological Society Theta Chapter Honors Accion Worker Writes Prof. William Poytress at Spring Banquet award, and James Community San Jose State's Theta chapter Norman Tayk:r voted Latin was From the of Alpha Kappa Sigma, national outstanding sociology major. The go into Communist - , Maracaibo where a student has senior "We can honor society in sociology, held its winner was received the first friendly recep- Marilyn Wandsrh!,,.. dominated danger spots where spring initiation and honors ban- tion in the pro-Castro suburb of ber. govermental agencies both U.S. quet Friday night at the Berry Other outstanding "Sierra Maestro." sophomore. VOI and Venezuelan, don't dare to go Clara. Also working under Pulley are Farm restaurant in Santa were Ronne M. Await, Ele;ip,,. A for fear of inciting mobs," writes Mr. and Mrs. Eric Isacson. Mrs. Highlight of the evening was Brown, Phylis J. C'ancill A. Heldreth, Rod Pulley. former San Jose State Isacson is former Christy Gunn, a the presentation of an honorary Miss del. Diane L. Miller, Georgina student, from an Cristobal, Ven- student of languages at San Jose membership to the society to Prof. L. hick. State last year. and. Sharon A. Sandberg, Judith ezuela. H. Poytress. who for 39 L. Selby and Lois J. Yennie. Pulley, as assistant director of "Accion looks for mature people years has taught economics at SJS. Key speaker of the evening WI:. the Accion organization. a private with imaginiation and initiative, a The membership was presented by Dr. Dean Cresap, SJS peace corps in Venezuela. super- special kind of person who isn't Dr. James E. Blackwell, assistant professor of vises '10 self-help projects in that I afraid of the dangers of Commu- professor of sociology, who said, political science, who spoke Cal hills country. nist guerilla bands in the or "this is given in gratitude for your "Some Observations on Soda; of the rigors of sharing a subsist- -Accion is a completely private special interests in the whole area Structure in Brazil." Dr. ex- Crew, solunteer group working in Latin ence level living," Pulley of the social movement." Pacif described the social classes in thw America to stress the community plained. An international student, Mo- ter& its second year of country and the relationship of development that can be brought Going into nique deLabastide from Canada, his a about by self-help." Pulley said in operation. Accion has placed 30 "outstanding PROF. WILLIAM POYTRESS different racial groups social was presented the tiounsearth:roonnr,,: li volunteers throughout Venezuela class. a letter to the Spartan Daily. VIVE LA FRANCE! French club member Sylvie Guedenet sophomore majoring in sociology" ... honorary member in a wide range of jobs. Writing from a small Spanish points out highlights of a mural used by the club in their French colonial city high in the Andes, Volunteers serve for 15 months. pastry booth. Looking on are Dr. Wesley Goddard, head For- the former business administration Recruitment for more participants eign Language department, and Margaret Defiem, French club major has been "traveling across is now taking place, Pulley writes. member. Friday's international bazaar climaxed International the varied face of Venezuela." More information may De obtained Week. Foods from 15 different countries were offered at the Of his travels Le reports. "A by writing Accion Selection Office, bazaar. tev Rob 11 11 week ago I took my 'shower' in P.O. Box 903, Berkeley, Calif. or ' - the muddy waters of the Orinoco Rod H. Pulley, assistant director 0 b Accion en Venezuela. Apartado feet- and after flying over some of the D.F.. Venezuela. earth's most remote jungle I ar- 6486, Caracas regon Completes Gancci
rived to spend several days here Accion is sponsored by the 1 r- con' before continuing on to the petro- of International Educati,i. muN A stitute to! leum capital of the world, Mara- and financed by individual Amer- it i caibo." leans and Venezuelans. ssignments the Pulley's supervising work a - I takes him to a "mining distr. Sam Obregon, secretary-general ter won the bid to represent India ery where a community center is ' Siamese Twins for the 13th session of Model Unit- at the session. Eighteen colleges .ho non ' ed Nations, has completed country had applied for the assignment. real Due for Surgery assignments for the 83 participat- The SJS chapter represented 'n- ine colleges. dia at the recent 12th western SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Doe- College chapters from California, states session in San Diego. W. S. I. MAN WANTED tors at Children's Hospital will Oregon, Washington, Nevad a. Other top bids were France Red Cross Safety instructor attempt to separate the bodies of Utah. Arizona and Montana will Whitworth college, Spokane. Collage rnan wanted for local 4, I Siamese twin girls born there last ...mks Odic:Irons camp visit SJS for the annual session Wash. (15 applications); United MRS. BARNETT EL 4-7703 I month. in spring 1963. Kingdom Mills college a3 appli- The infants, named Patricia and Stanford university's MUN chap- cations); United Arab Kingdom _ Prudence, are "very well formed, University of California (13 appli- beautiful little Chinese girls," ac- ctiaonsl; Ghana Willamette uni- announce- '55 VW SEDAN cording to a hospital Industrial Economic .ersity; Salem, Ore.; Brazil Uni- 5699 ment perfect except for the de- ..et-sity of Idaho (10 applications), them from the '60 FALCON 2 -DOOR fect that binds Ind Union of Soviet Socialist Re- clu SEDAN breast bone to navel. Annual Conference publics -Occidental college (8 ap- As S1199 Surgeons will operate May plications). in I '61 MONZA COUPE I when the babies will be 6 wec-- The San Diego state college leg' S1999 old. Surgery was postponed until Scheduled at SiS chapter, host of the 1962 session, clos, I that time because "at that age aill represent the United States of ree EARL WILLIAMS infants have a fairly firm hold on iuurtn conference on America, MOTORS =.rs'S life." industrial economic problems will Obregon also appointed Marilyn cat of the court 1199 SO FIRST STREET The children had one placenta be conducted at San Jose State Cox registrar for the on CV 2-7587 ' and umbilical cord at birth, but! Saturday. May 26, under the spon- session. Miss Cox is a junior rep- it separate circulation systems. I sorship of the SJS Industrial En- resentative in Student Council and ineering d epartment and the 'president of Alpha Omicron Pi Santa Clara valley chapter of the sorority. American Tool and Manufacturing Miss Cox, a political science ma- hshtaint nn BILL WERT CHEVRON Engineers, jor. became the first woman to whc 7th and KEYES Dr. Fritz B. Harris, head of the present a case before the MUN Fm industrial Engineering depart - international court of justice at !I I Bloci, North of SPARTAN CITY ment. will welcome the partic- the San Diego session. pro ipants following the 8:30 a.m. Obregon reminded students that Conveniently located registration. signups for 250-300 positions of are I The morning session will begin assistants at the 1963 session are LUBRICATnN MOTOR TUNEUP with a discussion of "Economics now being accepted in the MUN WHEEL BALANCING BRAKE SERVICE and Tax Considerations in Selec- office in the College Union, 315 S. Cbartxs.a TIRES BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES tion of Depreciation Methods," di- Ninth st. ri:rt Discount to Students on Broke Work rected by John Atkinson, a local Bar certified public accountant. The next morning session will Pat be "Optimizing Replacement Spartaguide Equipment Investments," led by 11, TODAY Donald U. Kudlich, co-ordinator of 51; Senior class, meeting, CH150, AsSpaZtana manufacturing for the machinery Mt 3:30 p.m. division of FMC. San Jose. 01 Collegiate Christian lelloWnhip, "Integrated Product Design A. CLASSIFIEDS Tolerances," will kick off the I meeting, Memorial Chapel, 9 p.m. PI Omega Pi, meeting, TH106, FOR SARI Weekend work for male student leadin-s afternoon session at 1 p.m., di- no - s,rrnor,, iob. Cl 9-3188. rected by Thomas J. Capizzi, man- 13:30 p Rpm t5h Straw rf-Warner ager equipment manufacturing rid -re $25.00. 6 TRANSPCHITATION , TO operation atomic products division, I? , Bob Matte, y Women's Recreation amen., arch- Expedition to Coloretee Panarna. Share General Electric co., San Jose. ery, WG patio, 4:15 p.m.; bad- adventure, duties. espertse. Free litera- Following this, there will be a 53 Fat 1100. Err, Be-.1. offer, Jes3. ',,re airmail: Yacht FAIRWINDS, Boa minton, WG23, 7 p.m.; bowling, discussion, "Economic Savings 1288AI, St. Thomas Virgin islands. WG patio, 3:30 p.m.; tumbling, from Optimum Cutting Speed Cal- WG21, 4:10 p.m. 57 Renault - :nether seats. ierge Wanted: A rider sherinq erpenses to culations," led by Erik K. Henrik- exhaust. $400 Of Neer, r RI. or aree. Leaving about Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla, concert, sen. senior project engineer, re- 5 J M Se a 420 So. 3rd, No. 14. Concert Hall, 8:15 p.m. high, search department, Aerojet-Gen- Baptist student union, meeting, 60 TR Bonneville - e. Like "c, Riders to L.A. o -d return this weekend. eral corp., Downey, Calif. CV 4.5285. yuy_cheapl CV 2-5034, Memorial Chapel, 3:30 p.m. ) wide Highest qualify TAURUS 10 speed Ital. SERIFIGNS Lutheran Student assn., meeting, Excel. cond. CV 4-8191. Campus Christian center, 10th and Typing thesis and terrn papers. CY S E. San Carlos sts.. 7 p.m. f# and handsome! 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The senior t t Lill" t Maracattx, where a student has honor society in sociology, held its I received the first friendly recep- winner was Marilyn Wandsei,. dominated danger spots where spring initiation and honors ban- tion in the pro-Castro suburb of her. go erment al agencies (both U.S. Berry "Sierra Maestra." quet Friday night at the Other outstanding soph, and Venezuelan, don't dare to go Also working under Pulley are Farm restaurant in Santa Clara. were Ronna M. Await, El - for fear of inciting mobs." writes Mr. and Mrs. Eric Isacson. Mrs. Highlight of the evening was Brown, Phylis J. C'ancill, A. Heldreth, Miss Rod Pulley. former San Jose State Isacson is former Christy Gunn. a the presentation of an honorary del. Diane L. Miller, Georgina student. from San ('ristobal, Ven- student of languages at San Jose membership to the society to Prof. State last year. arcl, Sharon A. Sandberg, ezuela. Poytress, who for 39 William H, L. Selby and Lois J. Yennie. Pulley, as assistant director of "Accion looks for mature people years has taught economics at SJS. Key speaker of the eveninv the Accion organization. a private with imaginiation and initiative, a The membership was presented by Dr. Dean Cresap, SJS pre! peace corps in Venezuela. super- special kind of person who isn't Dr. James E. Blackwell, assistant political vises 10 self-help projects in that afraid of the dangers of Commu- professor of sociology, who said, science, who sp. . country. nist guerilla bends in the hills or "this is given in gratitude for your "Some Observations on of the rigors of sharing a subsist- "Accion is a completely private special interests in the whole area Structure in Brazil." Dr. Cri.. volunteer group working in Latin ence level living," Pulley ex- of the social movement." described the social classes in ,F America to stress the community plained. An international student, Mo- country and the relatioi. development that can be brought Going into its second year of nique deLabastide from Canada, about by self-help," Pulley said in operation. Accion has placed 30 was presented the "outstanding PROF. WILLIAM POTTRESS different racial groups to the Spartan Daily. volunteers throughout Venezuela class. a letter VIVE LA FRANCE French club member Sylvie Guedenet sophomore majoring in sociology" ... honorary member in a wide range of jobs. Writing from a small Spanish points out highlights of a mural used by the club in their French colonial city high .in the Andes, Volunteers serve for 15 months. pastry booth. Looking on are Dr. Wesley Goddard, head For- the former business administration Recruitment for more participants eign Language department, and Margaret DeBem, French club major has been "traveling across is now taking place, Pulley writes. member. Friday's international bazaar climaxed International the varied face of Venezuela." More information may be obtained Week. Foods from 15 different countries were offered at the Of his travels he reports, "A by writing Accion Selection Office, bazaar. -photo Sr Rob Holl week ago I took my 'shower' in P.O. Box 903, Berkeley, Calif. or the muddy waters of the Orinoco Rod H. Pulley, assistant director and after flying over some of the Accion en Venezuela, Apartadt. earth's most remote jungle I ar- 6486, Caracas D.F., Venezuela. Obregon Completes rived to spend several days here Accion is sponsored by the In- before continuing on to the petro- stitute of International Education learn capital of the world, Mara- and financed by individual Amer- caibo." icans and Venezuelans. MUN Assignments Pulley's supervising work also takes him to a "mining district I Sam Obregon, secretary-general ter won the bid to represent India where a community center is be.. Siamese Twins for the 13th session of Model Unit- at the session. Eighteen colleges ing built and to the oil fields of ed Nations, has completed country had applied for the assignment. Due for Surgery assignments for the 83 participat- The SJS chapter represented In- ing colleges. dia at the recent 12th western SAN FRANCISCO t UPI - Doc- College chapters from California, states session in San Diego. W. S. I. MAN WANTED tors at Children's Hospital will Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Other top bids were France Rod Cress Safety Instructor attempt to separate the bodies of Utah, Arizona and Montana will Whitworth college, Spoken e, College roan wanted for local 6 Siamese twin girls born there last works children s comp visit SJS for the annual session Wash. (15 applications); United MRS BARNETT EL 4-7703 month. In spring 1963. Kingdom Mills college (13 appli- The infants, named Patricia and Stanford university'.. Mt.'N chap- cations); United Arab Kingdom Prudence. are "very well formed, - University of California (13 appli- beautiful little Chinese girls," ac- cations); Ghana Willamette uni- announce- '55 VW SEDAN cording to a hospital Industrial Economic '.itsity; Salem, Ore.; Brazil Uni- $699 ment perfect except for the de- t.ersity of Idaho (10 applications), from al,' '60 FALCON 2 -DOOR fect that binds them and Union of Soviet Socialist Re- SEDAN breast bone to navel. Annual Conference publics -Occidental college (8 ap- 51199 Surgeons will operate May plications). '61 MONZA COUPE when the babies will be 6 week-, The San Diego state college $1999 old. Surgery was postponed tint., Scheduled at SJS chapter, host of the 1962 session, that time because "at that age will represent the United States of EARL WILLIAMS infants have a fairly firm hold on The fourth annual conference on America. MOTORS CI ASS Or 5i) life." industrial economic problems will Obregon also appointed Marilyn 11 99 SO FIRST STREET The children had one placenta I be conducted at San Jose State Cox registrar of the court for the CY 2-7587 and umbilical cord at birth, but I Saturday. May 26, under the spon- session. Miss Cox is a junior rep- separate circulation systems. I sot-ship of the SJS Industrial En- resentative in Student Council and ,- ineering department and the president of Alpha Omicron Pi Santa Clara valley chapter of the sorority. American Tool and Manufacturing Miss Cox, a political science ma- BILL WERT CHEVRON Engineers. jor, became the first woman to 7th and KEYES Dr. Fritz B. Harris, head of the present a case before the MUN CIAION Industrial Engineering depart - international court of justice at SUPREMO I Block North of SPARTAN CITY :nent. will welcome the partic- the San Diego session. fx1S01/NE ipants following the 8:30 a.m. Obregon reminded students that Coneenietitly ,tocated registration. signups for 250-300 positions of The morning session will begin assistants at the 1963 session are LUBRICATION MOTOR TUNEUP with a discussion of "Economics now being accepted in the MUN WHEEL BALANCING BRAKE SERVICE and Tax Considerations in Selec- office in the College Union, 315 S. TIRES BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES tion of Depreciation Methods," di- Ninth St. Discount to Students on Brake Work rected by John Atkinson, a local certified public accountant. The next morning session will be "Optimizing Replacement Spartaguide Equipment Investments," led by Donald U. Kudlich, co-ordinator of TODAY Spaztana manufacturing for the machinery Senior Mae, meeting, n1150, division of FMC, San Jose. 3:30 p.m. CLASSIFIEDS "Integrated Product Design Collegiate Chrtsthui 'fellowship, Tolerances," will kick off the meeting, Memorial Chapel, 9 p.m. Pt Omega Pi, meeting, TH106, FOR SALE Weekend wed' for mole student leading afternoon session at 1 p.m., di- 3:30 p.m. to st11111TIFIr job. Cl 8-3188 rected by Thomas J. Capizzi, man- - 4000 RPM te,h 3 mo. ager equipment manufacturing II rnlie $25.00. 6 oyl., TRANSPORTATtON TOMORROW operation atomic products division, 12 .111 rnp,..s. Bob Motherly, Women's Recreation aeon., arch- Expedition to Colornbie Panarna. Share General Electric co., San Jose. *weenie. Free I,tera ery. WG patio, 4:15 p.m.; bad- adventure. duties. Following this, there will be a 59 P d 1100, E.,e Best offer. Jock. lure airmail: Yetis+ FAIRWINDS. Boa minton, WG23, 7 p.m.; bowling, discussion, "Economic Savings i288A1 St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. WG patio, 3:30 p.m.; tumbling, from Optimum Cutting Speed tal- expenses to WG21, 4:10 p.m. '57 Renault, 9 'bars. eirie Wanted: A rider shoring culations," led by Erik K. Henrik- '- MO or Newport. R.I. or area, Leaving aboui Phi Mu Alpha Plinfoitta, concert, sen. senior project engineer, re- I5 June. Mile at 420 So. 3rd, No. 14. Concert Hall, 8:15 p.m. high, search department, Aerojet-Gen- Baptist student union, meeting, 60 TR. Roneevillw . Like new. Riders to L.A. arid return this weekend. eral corp., Downey, Calif. . ere. 5690 4 :o;...1 VW Cileapl CY 2.5034. Memorial Chapel, 3:30 p.m. wide Highest quality TAURUS 10 speed Ital. Minn Lutheran Student assn., meeting. rin.eli!er Excel. cond. CV 4.8191. Campus Christian center, 10th and Typing--thesis end term papers. CV 5. E. San Carlos sts.. 7 p.m. and handsome! For Sale: '940 hovi black HAson 8 Lim. I 6688 after 6 p.m. Job Interviews - 575. CV 4.7349 Job Interviews will be hold in the Extramural sports, tennis, courts Typing thesis, manuscripts, etc. Reason. Placement office, Adm234, unless spe- on S. 10th at., 4 p.m. but lovable Tim,'1,-r-^".91 rens. ES 7-6448 cified otherwise. Appointment lists are Pintol team. meeting, 220 N. C5' 7 9771, leave put out In advance of the itsterelfer. Second St., 2:30-4:30 p.m. EIP rl fYldri luittleft Day or n,114. Cell Students ere requested to sign up early. Cl. 84335 Chelatilati Meleulee oriffudr.ntine. ?SO. P hind drive classic. WEDNESDAY meeting. Memorial Chapel, 7 p.m. I/ $450. Tv*g rnen,jscripts, reports mg. 6 p.m. Tehachapi unified nehoul din- Epsilon Eta Sigma, election of ...wonderful way to look! editing. Re/sortable. 293.31305. trlet: elementary, junior high and officers, cafeteria room 13, 3:30 FOR RUNT PERSONALS high school teacher - ',dictates. 'p.m. Share loop, house with 3 men. $37.50. ------High fashion, the wide, wide skirt cinched with a bgrm , wiriona. 435 So. ith. 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Too studen You'll wear this swinging skirt everywhere in this GIRLS FALL RENTAL Furnished kit. ovarn'yo.41 547f11') or) pity Work With o Reputable Company, Nationally famous in its field. r Ma, 5 Approved. 347 So, 12th. 4 '6 Work According To Your Own Schedule. You set your own hours. year of separates! Work Anywhere in No Calif Even in your home town In olive or beige with soft marsh. WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES: Continue On a Port Time Basis when you return lo classes mallow belting. Sizes 8 to 16. Wanted: Smell motorcycle in good coe- 25c a line first inter-lien neat fall. 9.95 d . o Cash. CV 4-7348. 20e tie' isecesd;se Isuirtioss Earn Cash Scholarships ifrorn $100 to $6001. 2 line minimum Girls(s) to share apt for summer. Sto+e- If you have a car available and are free to work ye Nevada. Call CV 7.3499. TO PLACE AN AD. Coll or Write Two roommates 'a share apt.. with paal Call at Student Affairs Office-- S Call Joe or Bill, CV Room 16 Tower Hell. or ROYAL HOSTESS CO. 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