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M - 1)4 ng Hendricks To Take Office Ni.( 1 LLD "I must caution John," Pisano a debt I doubt I will ever be stands out as Hendricks looks Today is the last official school stated, "that it won't be any able to pay." into his term as president was day in office for Bob Pisano, easy year." STUDY the Distinguished Scholar in ASB president, "The office of ASH President President-elect Hendricks felt Residence program. Sunday, at the annual ASB takes on new prospectives once that among the important mat- -This is an example of what transition retreat, John Hen- you take office," Hendricks said. ters to be considered next year cooperation between the college dricks, ASB president-elect, will "As vice president you think you was a study of the relationship administration and the student be installed as chief executive know what the president's job is of Spartan Shops, Inc. to the administration can accomplish," of the $300,000 a year student but you find once you're in the new College Union. Hendricks commented. operation. office it's a lot different. "I have asked Bob to assist The changeover will be quick. FORTUNATE me in organizing this important TUITION FEE Sunday, Pisano will return to "I feel very fortunate to be study of Spartan Shops," Hen- "A great deal of effort in the the life of a student and Hen- one of a very few persons to dricks said. fall will be devoted to opposing dricks will emerge from the share the particular experiences "I will seek to continue a lib- the mandatory tuition fee that ranks to the top ASB position. as chief executive of such a eralization of current housing has been proposed. "I plan to return to student large student organization." restrictions in cooperation with "Interviews for the College life once again," Pisano said. "I Pisano continued Hendricks' the Student Housing Office. Union Program Board will be have to catch up on a lot of discussion of the presidency say- POWER held next semester. I consider work but between now and June this board the most important Photo by Larry Sells ing "The president faces many "An act to provide a delega- I will be doing a variety of frustrations during his term of tion of power to the lower ju- single student body committee," NEW PRESIDENT John Hendricks, ASB president, will return to student life but has things." office but in the long run Hendricks said. ial I dicial bodies on campus is also president-elect, (I.) officially becomes the chief been asked by Hendricks to assist in studying the TESTIFY wouldn't trade it for anything. BB. scheduled to be introduced to In summing up the future of executive of student government at SJS this relationship of Spartan Shops, Inc. to the Col- Pisano has been asked by the "I have learned and developed council. This bill would serve to his administration in relationship Sunday. The oath of office will be administered lege Union. President-elect Hendricks has Chancellor's office to testify In so much personally from my coordinate the subsidiary campus to Pisano's, Hendricks stated, at the annual ASS transition retreat which will served as ASB vice president and chairman of Sacramento on Assembly Bill experiences as president that I judiciaries." "Bob will be a hard act to n., be held Sunday and Monday at Asilomar on Student Council under Pisano's tenure as ASS 515 which deals with a pay in- owe this college and Its students Among the programs which follow." 55. the Monterey Peninsula. Bob Pisano, outgoing president. crease for faculty members. Ca, tin )r-
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8 Vol. 52 -.690 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 No.4-2t na on ed Profs Face Mixed Reactions we ng of r's 7, led From Solons on Capitol Rally
By MARIS TIIAVER San Jose), and Mery Dymally ID- the legislature to provide neces- "The faculty and students in- soartan Daily Staff Reporter Los Angeles). sary funds for the type of educa- volved, the college and state of S At II A Ni ENT( I tintots of i Stanton, who spoke first, called tion we believe in." California are receiving a real les- the legislature took divergent the SEE-AFT rally "historic" and Hugh Burns, president pro-tern son in education, free of the tax- stands on divergent groups after told the demonstrators that he ad- of the Senate, said earlier that he payer." an assault by SJS students and vocated student -faculty participa- would seek disciplinary ac tion Assemblyman Dyrnally said he faculty here yesterday afternoon. tion in the decision of higher edu- against professors who "cut sees a "wave of anti-intellectual- The first group to hit the legis- cation. classes." ism" in California. He said a reor- Photo by Bill Leonard lators early yesterday afternoon Alquist agreed with SJS presi- HAPPY ganization of state colleges and SIGN-CARRYING FACULTY members in full onstration staged by the American Federation was Collegians for Educational Re- dent Robert D. Clark that "the Dr. John Sperling, AFT presi- universities was indicated. academic regalia and SJS students marched of Teachers. The marchers wound through cam- sponsibility ICERI, led by Armand legislature is too sophisiticated to dent, said, "Sen. Burns should be After the SEE-AFT rally the through campus yesterday despite the fact that pus before stopping at a Seventh Street rally be upset by a demonstration." very happy this demonstration is students and faculty members four faculty groups refused to support the dem- where they boarded buses for Sacramento. :Monist said. "II is the duty of bring held. split into small groups and went San Fri11111Sell radio station calling on 25 members of the legis- KERV. 6141 on the AM dial, has lature. 4101141 repreSeetatiVe% of SEE HOPES ad S ER to debate the issues Johnson Labels Red China They had hoped to see all as- faring higher in a Alumni -Varsity semblymen and senators, but most Contest series of fi e 15-minute programs were in committee meetings. starting M lay night. Roadblock' in Peace Quest Earlier in the day the contin- The 'migrants w ill he heard gent led by Hernandez and Reeb Monday through Friday of next WASHINGTON (UP) , Presi- nation on television and radio, and had gone calling on members of week Fr '7:15 to S p.m. dent Johnson today singled out relayed to Europe by the Early the legislature. Tomorrow in Stadium communications A CER spokesman said that "the Communist China, and its drive for Bird commercial pernande., rounder of the Faith- satellite. AFT and another student group There's a big day of football all successful now in coaching, are of the San Diego Chargers, and domination of all Asia, as the main in-Faculty F U n d, and Richard Johnson emphasized two major (SEE) are hurting the cause of planned at SJS tomorrow, to mark the featured lecturers at the Foot- Ernie Johnson, head coach at El Reeh, president of the SJS Young roadblock to Vietnamese peace ne- points: solving the problems facing the the conclusion of spring drills for ball Clinic which will get under Rancho High School in Pico Ri- Republicans, gotiations. "In this domination "We will not abandon our state college system by picketing, the Spartans. way at 1 p.m. in the Men's Gym- vera. At 3:15 members of SJS Local they shall never succeed," he de- commitment to South Viet Nam." rallies and demonstrations." The day will be highlighted by nasium on the college campus. The Each of the coaches will lecture 1:162 of the American Federation clared. "I am continuing and I am in- An informed source indicated the annual Alumni - Varsity grid quartet includes Dick Voris, de- for an hour on various aspects of fensive coach of the San Francisco the of Teachers (AFT) and Students The President used a White creasing the search for every pos- that the student-faculty efforts for contest under the lights of Spartan game. Voris is scheduled to be Wilson, coach for Excellence in Education (SEE) House visit by the Association of sible path to peace." an increase in faculty pay were in Stadium. Kickoff time for this 49ers; Billy assistant the first speaker and his subject of the 49ers; Tom Bass, line coach hit the scene and marched to the American Editorial Cartoonists to The speech was along the exact vain. game, the fourth in the yearly se- will be "Defensive Football." Next on the steps of the state capitol. restate his Vietnamese policy, and same lines as Johnson's address in The Assembly Ways and Means ries, is 8 p.m. Also scheduled is a program, will be Bass, who also A rally on the steps of the cop- at the same time to try to open a Baltimore April 12 in which he Committee is expected to vote no grid clinic for coaches from will Speak on "Defensive Festival of Music Football." per-domed building was addressed gap between Hanoi and Peking. first said the United States was more than a 10 percent faculty throughout the area and a special Following by A.ssemblyman Alfred Alquist His 25-minute address in the prepared to enter "unconditional pay increase at their meeting Mon- evening dinner. a short coffee break, Wilson will take over the rostrum. (D-San Jose), William Stanbin (13- east room was broadcast to the discussions" for peace in Viet Nam. day afternoon. Four of SJS's former gridders, To Open Tonight The all-time great NFL pass re- ceiver, will speak on "Pass Of- In Concert Hall fense." Johnson will conclude the 5,15 I i,,oartment will pre- program ti% it h a discussion of "Pass sent a Festival of 20th Century and Trap Offense." Honor Dr. Duncan's Retirement Music today, tomorrow and Sun- The day's football activities will To then conclude Dinner with the playing day. of the Varsity-Alumni The longest service tenure loge and head of the SJS 1)1.. Duncan, who received all 1922, Was appointed head of intuitiveness with which his All events and performances will game. Admission to Saturday record of an SJS faculty mem- Natural Science Department three of his degrees from Stan- the Natural Sciences Area in former students approach work be comprised of music which has night's on, doll;ir ber will end in June when Dr. will be chief contributors ford, started teaching here in 1958, and was named Home- in foreign countries. been written within the past 65 Carl Duncan, professor of en- among nine friends who will . . coming Grand Marshal in 1963. Similarly, he pointed out, years. Milton Babbitt, professor of MU tomology and science educa- recall their association with 1920's turning students away because Princeton I. tion, retires after 43 and one- the guest of honor. Recalling the 1920's, he said of an enrollment quota is dis- sic at University, will EXCITED guest ! ? half years of teaching. "I'll just be shifting em- all the men in the predominant- astrous because this country featured lecturer and pi" a boo More than 300 long-time phases; I never thought of ly female normal school could needs every possible person former. flue May 17 announcement will honor the dean of ending my career hut the cal- educated to the maximum." Babbitt is noted for his innov:, friends sit in the first three rows of CAL BOOK instructors at a retirement endar is catching up," said Morris Dailey auditorium; "The state trustees' pressure lion of electronic music, a proc,,s dinner Sunday al 6:30 p.m. Dr. Duncan, who plans to stay women's gym classes were con- to make one state college pro- whereby music is produced syo in the cafeteria. close to the college anti advise ducted behind high board gram will decrease local pro, the) 'catty through electronics. Dr. William Sweeney, (11,111 student groups. fences Cr, the bloomers wouldn't tige, community interest. All events held in Conceit a the education division, will '0811(ItiATEIr show, and he could easily park variety and quality of soli are open to I he public free serve as emcee for former 5.15 Drawing from his wide range his Model T in front of the offering," warned Dr. Duncan. charge. associates of Dr. Duncan who of educational talent, Dr. Dun- Science Building ten minutes The Carl and Neva Duncan will return to reminisce can says he is "obligated to before class started. Memorial Scholarship benefits Friday Flicks MS DEAN write" a text to coincide with Dr. Duncan considers his students interested in biological Friday Flicks will fealum May Former SJS dean of instruc- his course on insects and hu- greatest achievement in teach- science, recreation, or science Newman in "From the Terrac, this 17 tion, Dr. Fred Harclernad, now man welfare, a source book for ing to be "the establishment education. The total of tonight at 7 and 9:30 in Ti155. president of California State elementary school, a brief :lour- of lasting personal conducts year's grants will be announced film is limited to the college con, Wil- College at Hayward, and Dr. nal of the S,1S field history with at udents scattered Sunday by Dr. Arthur minify and admission is :35 cent, Victor Peterson, former presi- course, and several short DR. CARL DUNCAN throughout the world." He liams, Professor of Chemistry Co-starring with Newman will be ' dent of Long Beach State 04- stories. . . . to retire takes pride in the depth and and Chairman of the Dinner. his real-life wife, Joanne Wood- ward. TMDMIANIM iMer MCI 2 SPARTAN DAILY Friday. May 14, 19' Editorial Thrust and Parry subject with smatterings from 13) di- r.ussed the current con- G.E. Courses Called the other specialties, including troversy in SEE. As a mem- A Job Well Done Useless in Letter "literature, philosophy and the ber of SEE, I would like to state is that my The tenure in office of Bob Pisano, ASB president. Ltiit or arts." The presupposition position and that of a num- all are of equal weight- how ber of other conservatives who will come to an end officially Sunday night, but the Diane Tf.i(n4.0', 111 1. I’ Ill de- science is!. and, in have been within accomplishments of his administraf will remain at fense of the G.E. requirements democratic trying to work perhaps unwittingly exposes consequence, it Is merely a the framework of the organiza- S.IS in many forms. their uselesaness. It is not ironic matter of preference which tion. We feel that the preamble Pisan() contributed eountless houn4, energy and a ill' that a class in speech is con- specialty one chooses. If all are of SErs constitution limits ingness to better student got ernment. cerned to advocate the incorpo- of equal weight, they presumably SEE, and prevents conserva- In the proress of being .Asli president, Pisano spent ration of Psych 5 into the G.E. are of equal value and we are tives from participating. The program because its "emphasis reduced to the position where preamble states that SEE is hI aierage of one and a half days each week off campus. on animal experiments and be- the skills in dealing with ani- seeking excellence in education the Cali- as Pisani, appeared and spoke at meetings of havior . . . gives the student a mals are of the same degree "within a free system of higher fornia State College Board of Trustee-. Ile attended the r eV" bask' skills In dealing with the skills in speaking persuasive- education." As responsible con- I Ills Nritinal Presidential Itrayer Breakfast in Washing- people?" It would, no doubt, ly told-fashioned rhetoric S or of servatives, we feel that this mil. RC. and was statew ide chairman of the Students t,e unfair to consider the desired "handling" money. To reduce it clause will exclude us. We cer- skills comparable to the use of to the G.E. absurdity: People, tainly support excellence in edu- Iiir Priiposition Tv.o campaign. including speech majors and psy- cation or we wouldn't be in to horses and electric cattle prods l'robably the biggest rc-piiii-ibility Pisan had in Selma and elsewhere for deal- chologists are not substantively SEE. undertake. lie-ides Ili- chores., was being ing with a certain class of distinguishable from animals The preamble of SEE's consti- pre-idetit of the I :alifornia State College Student Presi- people; but the rationale under- . . to say nothing of the tution limits participation in the be- vegetables. group to only those who support dent- -sociation itt I het' job he performed "above and lying the study of animal havior in the value-free setting Yours truly, excellence "within a free sys- the call of iltit of Psych 5 is perhaps more con- Melton! W. Stately tem of education." SEE has ad- It is fitting that upon rompletion of four active years ducive to this development than Political Depl. mirable goals, as the name im- in -Indent gin eminent at SJS that Bob Pisan he corn- it Is to the unexplored pre- plies. It should include members m.11,1,41 for doing the job of ASB president supposition of G.E. to wit: that 'Tower List' Called of all kinds, regardless of their political party. All we ask is will, II/1.111'1 611,1 Ii'. titian arid dedication. G.E. is akin to the civilizing Inept by Student "couLt>tv'T wg NE6oTIATE?4' spirit of human beings. that SEE phrase its preamble The purpose of G.E. is to Editor: so as to state that the organiza- brunt the specialization immi- But with one reservation, I tion works for excellence in etiu- nent within education in the commend the brothers of Tau cation and a free system of edu- sciences. As such, it usually is Delta Phi for their colorful and cation. This "parallel" wording often humorous criticism of will enable conservatives and .0 Live and Let Live 1965-66 ASB Budget taken as an alternative or in- those profs most deserving of liberals to work toward both By AL deed a substitute for liberal edu- MASON EDITOR'S NOTE: Student Council considered the following budget re- condemnation, and of those goals together at the same time, council cation. Liberal education was for quests and made the designated allocations at Wednesday's meriting thoughtful praise. One anti not be hamstrung in having The United Nations meeting. The allocations below total $51,725.50. The original requests civic virtue or what might be totaled $54,788.20. Total budget allocations to this date are for $223,759.85 called civic responsibility and de- reprimand, however: There is no the achievement of one goal de- \l'11,It I v. my te;;; ;.. told the class the budgets excuse for inaccuracy in any of the expected $285,000 completed budget. A few outstanding was, as its name im- pendent on the other. N:;; ions .1.: ;la' %%01.M S best hope for peace." Everyone had cency. It will council at its first meeting next Wednesday. be considered by the new plied, the education worthy of derogatory judgment, particu- The true lest for SEE will bo ..!. ner,,lities on his lips about the goodness of the U.N. larly in print, as in at least one how it chooses to word its pre- ; 1, 1 : at 1,, high school, a social studies class made it a class ORGANIZATION REQUEST GRANTED a free man and the education $ 1,767.50 whereby a free man could prove instance in the tower list- -which amble in the next constitution, 1.1 collect funds for UNICEF, a U.N. agency. Feed the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL $ 2,767.50 WOMEN'S EXTRAMURAL 3,199.70 1,600.00 worthy of his freedom. As such, prompted me to write this letter. for it will tell the college com- N elliSsiren, support "our best hope for peace," they would say. This kind of misinformation munity whether SEE wants to Tii, 1, (me clay I saw a newsphoto in Life magazine depicting OFFICE EXPENSE 25,266.00 25,266.00 vertain things were stressed in COLLEGE UNION 13,292.00 13,262.00 the education; self-discipline, could jeopardize the career of include conservatives or exclude .sf brut:slily committed by U.N. troops as they slaughtered a fine professor. them. I hope it is an inclusive is HOMECOMING 2,300.00 1,867.00* self-respect, duties. The purpose 1. 'watt and children "in the cause of peace" in the Congo. I feel I the law does too) that preamble, not an exclusive one. i,i,p.; SPARTACAMP 1,500.00 1,500.00 was to make man a "square" 1 s.sion of the U.N. fell pretty low. Since then I have studied someone (or some group; should Richard K. Halley ;;; ,,i,o;ii this so-called "world's best hope for peace." And the RALLY COMMITTEE 1,763.00 1,763.00 -although formerly this was be willing to accept the re- 50111; I sc.ly. SPARTAN FROM THE START 3,800.00 3,800.00 called "well-rounded," or a the lower my opinion of the U.N. anti its blind foi- sponsibility for damage. Is Tau 1 ..1 liii liful defenders has gone. RECOGNITION BANQUET .. 900.00 900.00 "gentleman." G.E., on the other hand, seeks Delta Phi itself willing? NO. Test Officer Backs SCHOOLS TEACH ONE SIDE *Council voted to have the Homecoming Committee ad fur to blunt the edge of specializa- This responsibility has been I le, q,le don't learn the other side of the U.N. story in allocation should the commiltuu decide to have "fop namc 'Daily' on Editorial tion by at least acquainting the passed on down to the anony- Editor: I ili` schslisk. They don't learn how the U.N. Charter, with parts at the Annual Bonfire Rally. mous student who turned in an to commend strongly directly from the Soviet constitution, was written by two I wish evaluation card. Tower's ad- In the State Department named Alger Hiss and Leo your editorials of May 12 and mission of this kind of falla- 13, and espevially the latter. I I. 15, lIt II ins and Pasvolslcy were later tried and convicted Innoculations Against Conception bility means that The List is have always considered teaching I. Lisa-vs for solder oath about their affiliations with Soviet ready to mint criticism in full and believe iigents. Helping "tsar" men Hiss and Pasvolsky was to be a profession, I knowledge that its "evidence" the majority of teachers feel that :\ I. Mssisslov sit the U.S.S.R. The charter is written In such a way is inadequate. Tower feels itself way. The AFT, structured as it to ;'tit the U.N. from acting against Communist aggression May Replace 'the Pill' in the right, because it regant shrs,ss,.:ii is, security council . is after the AFL-CIO pattern itself as a "conveyor" of infor- to academic REDS DIRECT U.N. MILITARY JERRY HENRI' animals that were immune to immune response is not known, bears a real threat mation and does not editorialize. excellence and freedom. I* N. military forces are directed from a single position in the Someday women may he oltie sperm to animals not immune. he added. But I argue that Tower is re- Already our campus of aior.icy. That position has been occupied by seven dif- "A 100 per cent block in fer- By inducing immunized ani- local to inoculate themselves against sponsible for the effects of what the AFT is proposing that it ssisa-ss 1945. All of those seven men have been Soviet tilization resulted in the animals mals to conceive with special conception, just as modern vac- it purveys. The printed word has on this campus, or preferably asIsts with one exception. The exception was a Yugoslavian not originally immune, Dr. Por- injections, Dr. Porter said he cines offer protection against - an air of veracity. It stays in the the CFI' on all of the California lairing the Korean war, a war against Communist ter stfid. has found' birth defects resuit- mind and has its effect so long state college campuses, should be II, where there %ere 145,000 American casualties, a Soviet various diseases. ing in some of the offspring. IMMUNIZATION PROCESS as it remains on the bookshelves. the sole bargaining agent for I ' ,1111n111i,1 W.IS the man VS ho directed the U.N.'s part in that war. Dr. Charles W. Porter,.;SJS He said a variety of deformi- Transfer of cells from an im- This letter to the Spartan Daily the entire faculty. If this were ’I’!,; An.e; ican commander complained frequently that the Corn- assistant professor of biology, re- ties, such as paralysis, lack of mune animal to one not immune has a one-day life span, The List to come about, the next logical oft ssri seemed to know in advance what the Americans' cently completed a study rot 40 coordination, cyclop-like condi- produces immune responses lives It 5' at least a year. steps would be the closed shop is oiti the U.N. would be. Wonder why? guinea pigs in which he trans- tions Ianimals born with three; I possibly anti-bodies) in the sec- The List is as far removed anti hiring halls. It's not just me who sees something wrong with the U.N. ferred white blood cells from eyes, three legs etc.) and defec- ond animal to immunize it from "clue process" as is a lynch- Then they would need a Hotta, 1 -in not the first to recognize its manifold faults. Noted British tive bone structure have turned against sperm. ing from a legalized execution. a ruthless dictator, to tell us t.oblisher Lord Beaverbrook once remarked, up in the young animals. "Here in New York The process is similar to the It opens the way for condemna- what to think and do. He would City. you Americans have the biggest Fifth Column in the world transfer of cells from animals CAUSE OF DEFORMITIES tion by hearsay and bias. The have to establish the equivalent lie U.N." The late, great Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio declared, "The RTAN DAILY Intent of the List is laudable. "SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE immune to certain diseases to "We believe these deformities of goon squads to punish socially. I N. iris Ixscsane a trap. Let's go it alone." Former president Her- Its ineptness can be disastrous. the bodies of other animals (or occur because the antibodies and maybe even physically, those b,: I I I;;;);.er observed, "Unless the U.N. is completely reorganized Second Class postage paid at San Jose Jeff London California 95114, Member California humans). The displaced cells produced in the immunization who did not conform. Your edi- ,ti.o;11 the Communist nations in it, we should get out of it." ASB 16043 Newspaper Publishers Association and produce anti-bodies in the second process 'damage' the sperm," he torial is so right: "There are ! h..11) but feel the wide-eyed advocates of unconditional Audit Bureau of Circulations. Pub- group that immunize it from said. more professional ways for pro- , ; ii ile United Nations and world government are either ignor- lished daily by the Associated Stu- the disease, Dr. Porter ex- Conservative Calls dents of San Jose State College, ex- "Our big problem now is to fessors to state their case." ,;,.. ;lie tact; or deliberately selling our national interest "down the plained. cept Saturday and Sunday, during col- discover what particular anti- Preamble Limiting Harrison Heath He said birth control pills now lege year. Subscription accepted only bodies (if anti-bodies are the the thh,r, Test Officer and on a remainder-of-semester basis. F..11 used by women do not immunize at Psychology estrATes ToS SAME cause) cause the various defects." srliele in the Daily (May Prssissssor e.sorsushir.ogyittiv 1.0,122. academic year, $9; each semester, them against conception as the $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 passive transfer of cells method "If the immune imparting re- cents. CV 4-6414 Editorial En. 2383, defects can be 2384. 2385, 2386, Advertising Ext. would. "During pregnancy, the sponses causing Make Your Reservations Now WAYNE 2081, 2082, 2083. 2084. Press of Globe body produces large quantities eliminated, the immunization MON Box Office Now Open for: Printing Co. Office hours 1:45-4:20 of progesterone which blocks method of contraception could ao..e441-8 p.m. Monday through Friday. , further ovulation naturally. be used by humans," Dr. Porter Editor ...... TOM POWELL concluded. MY FAIR LADY TONITE THRU MAY 23 pills merely keep Adv. Manager ED FOSTER Birth control by Lerner and L,c.t "‘e" ’5 MONKEY A GO-GO Day Editor . DAVID PARK the level of progesterone arti- A Production of the Drama and Music Depts. *OANCIN'-t Ni,ELY News Editor SCOTT MOORE ficially high to stop ovulation THE Journalist Warns Runs May 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, and NITE Copy Editor AL MASON when the body is not naturally Feature Editor _. .JEANNE GATES Matinees May 22, May 29 ... 2 P.M. SAFARI ROOM SOUNDS Sports Editor...... ....ART S1MBURG producing an adequate level of to-oq ,- wurrii PDS, SAS JOSE Tina Of Russ Weapons Theatre 8:15 iSp- 2562 Belgado - Mark Holley Fine Arts Editor...... SHERRY BROWN progesterone," he said. Since the College Curtain p.m. SJSC Students 75c $1.50 General Staff Miller Orch. Society Editor ._...... CAROLYN CLAUS pills contain progesterone (they SAN FRANCISCO WM) -- Boo Office 5th and San Fernando Sts. External Affairs to pro- do not induce the body Henry Shapiro, dean of Ameri- Open 1-5 p.m. Phone 294-6414 Editor KAREN CHRISTIANSEN duce it) they must be taken Public Relations can correspondents in the Soviet Director JIM MELTON every day to keep the level high Union, said Wednesday night a Photo Editor DAVE NOZAKI enough to prevent ovulation, Dr. Soviet official told him recently Business Manager BOB SARIES Porter explained. Russian weapons soon will be Classified VERTON Manager .. BOB LEA planes over Promotion Manager ...BOB SCHERNER LONG TERM PROTECTION shooting at U.S. GUITARS If the immunization method of Viet Nam. Reporters Ken Allan, William Bat- meeting of Sig- taglia, Steve &Mini, Carol Card, contraception could be perfected. Shapiro told a Virginia Cash, Suzan Crawshaw, Dick the regular ovulation cycle would ma Delta Chi, national profes- Davin, Barbara Dunn, Jean Fleming, function normally. "The big sional journalistic society, that I Come In and See Our Quality Mark Hall, Jerry Henry, Michel advantage in Immunization Is the conversation took place just Janicot, Susan Kang, Cary Koegla, Moscow a week Louis King, Tom Mead, Mike Neu- that women would not have to before he left Spanish Guitars fold, David Park, Phil Paulsen, Vicki worry about keeping the level ago. The UPO newsman has Reed, Chris Richert, Valerie Smith. of progesterone sufficiently high been a correspondent in the So- Sandie Sanderson, Mark Thayer, on a daily basis. viet capital for 30 years. Women would carry their Fk Guitars with Nylon Strings HERB'S 'contraceptive' in their blood stream without having to re- Chevron Station plenish it at intervals," the 10:30 TONIGHT! $17.95 biologist said. However, at the STOP AT THE CHEVRON present stage of investigation, Campus Caravan SIGN OF the duration of the "perfect" BETTER Soft Swing -Folk-Comedy detour! 440 Make a Guitar Lessons by Bill Smith SERVICE Take that study break at the inzit! For the friendli- Whatever your needs in the way of Bakmas food go to of "The Preps" auto services, from a tankful of nes EXPERTLY est atmosphere and the best in coffee and to en engine tune-up, you can IV Flower ... the Winzit. sure you'll get prompt expert at- tent1on at reasonable student rates. Shop OIL CHANGE THE WINZ1T HOURS: LUBRICATION , 1 KREP 24 Hours on Friday and Saturday Flowers WHEEL BEARINGS H Till 11:00 p.m. on Sunday PACKED and io514 Cr) 9:30 a.m. 12 p.m. Monday through Thursday -141 MUSIC CO. BRAKES ADJUSTED & Corsages ift RELINED for all ICA TIRES BALANCED PROGRAMMED Opole Illinjit citack &IP 60 S. 1st 293-9290 ENGINE TUNE-UP Occisions Cornur of clth and William St. CV 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara Santa Clara & I I th Street
L Three Students r.i.lay, May 11 Pall RIPARIAN DATI.V :s on- News Editor ern- tate To Be Honored urn- who Scott Moore High Schools Compete thin At Chem Banquet size- Mole Ilionii vClaI,iIvlflle' nhls- aid awards will be awarded to Wins Award mits deserving chemistry students at trva- the annual Chemistry Awards Scott Moore, Spartan Daily nev, In Annual 'Rally Day' The Banquet to be held in cafeteria editor, was awarded a $100 schol- S 15 rooms A and B tonight at 7:30. arship Wednesday night by Sigma Nearly 500 song girls and eheer- Al 1 p.m., competit ion bet ween form a eheer Winiset- of the event tion Di', Bert M. Morris, head of the Delta Chi, national professional leaden, from 2g Bay th, high schools will in !Will at I will be !he seh.11 exhibiting the gher journalistic society. SJS Chemical Department, an - schools will attend tin, lilt, \sluieh cheerleaders mill song girlsI best slil ii:1;111 rit i: flounced today that Caroline Wil- The award was presented at the I trail eirrh high sclusil will pet- nual lligh School Sis t his liams, a junior chemistry major Northern California Professional eer- from San Mateo, will recei%e the chapter meeting, held at the San tomorrow from 9 a.m. to I p du- $300 Women's Association of Elec. Francisco Press Club. sponsored by SJS Rally II 'IlsIllil in taonics Industries (WAED schol- Moore was named the outstand- tee. Ttle Intercultural Sleeting Committee would arship for her outstanding aca- ing undergraduate journalism stu- Scheduled to open the day is a isti- demic achievements. dent at San Jose State. Glenn speech by Roger Rodzen, directoi %b' like to publicly acknowledge the following the The WAEI organization grants Brown, editor of the Burlingame of the College Union, in Spartan port downtown stores, which most generously do- a $500 scholarship each year to a Advance-Star, made the presenta- Field next to the Music Buildin,. sys- top SJS woman student in engi- tion. at 9:30 am, ; ad- nated gifts for the new International Queen, neering, chemistry or physics, who Earlier this semester. Moore was Discussion groups will follow the im- does not plan to go into teaching. the recipient of $500 as first-place speech to permit the exchange ol Miss Casey Gittings. ibers James Maynard of Danville and winner in the April Spot News ideas on school spirit, rallies and their Warren Schroeder of Napa, both Competition conducted by the Wil- school cheers. k is Junior chemistry majors, will each Hearst Foundation. Taking time out for a bag lunch mble liam Randolph Kay's Jewelers Bloom's Shoes receive $250 scholarships from the prize-winning story con- the students will be entertained niza- The Dow Chemical Co. of Pittsburg. cerned the resignation of Bob by a fashion show sponsored by Stuart's Mosher's edu- year the Dow Chemical Co. as head football coach Mosher's Ltd. and folk music by edu- Each ritchenal grants the SJS Chemistry Depart- .1 sJS. the Village Criers, Judd Hosiery J. Silber's ment $500 to be awarded by the department to top students. Rose Marie Flowers Modern Drug Co. hot h of Sunnyvale will BOB PISANO, ASB president, (I.) accepts a piague from Jerry time. Charles Vath BOAC JET to EUROPE $325.00 Harold's Shoes Roos -Atkins Al- Harmon, ASB president at San Diego State, commending Pisano wing be named by the SJS Student Round Trip New York/London June 16, Return Sept. 9 of the American Chemisti for his work with the California State College Student Presidents' I de- filiates Write or phone your organizer Sandra Hama sophomore Association (CSCSPA). The presentation was made at CSCSPA's Society as the top (213) 423-1564 An extra note of appreciation goes to Mr. George student recent conclave in Fullerton. Pisano was given the plague by ASB 11 la. chemistry of the year. Via Carmelitos, Long Beach 908 05 presidents from 16 state colleges. at 703 Wallace, photo who is donating all of pre- SJS instructor, lion, our photography for the entire year. som- Engineers Meet s to Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engi- Alert Officers Nab WHAT'S BUGGIN' YOU? :dude neering honor society, will install isive 28 initiates at a dinner meeting to- NEW WORSHIP WITH one. morrow at 5 p.m. in E132. DIRECT RADIO - TELEPHONE SHOW Performing the installation du- 1\lapper on the Job' UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY From Our Stage ties is T. L. Bothwell, western re- PresLyrei;an Congregar,onel Disciples 10-12 Midnight gional director of Eta Kappa Nu. Sleep is one of the favorite past- police. Officer Don Campbell woke Sunday thru Thursday Sunday 11:00 a.m. ks times of most SJS students. And Burton up again and asked him to! al what they miss at night because perform "field tests" to determine I "THE NEW MORALITY" his sobriety. According to Camp- Featuring Floor Phone (Sex and the single Christian, ARE YOU OVER 20 of studies and parties and what- not, they make up during the day. bell, Burton flunked the tests. I Part I) ngly John Lester, CY Speaker: Don Emmel and YEARS OF AGE? Students can be found dozing on The student was arrested and I the lawns in nice weather, in audi- 2-5252 4% I taken to Santa Clara County Jail, I KGBA 1430 K.C. The hing Maybe I can reduce your toriums during programs and in where he was charged with being Chapel of Reconcilation lieve CAR INSURANCE RATES! classes almost anytime. drunk in public and presumably al- 300 So 10th (across from men's dorms) In view of this, it's not surpris- that lowed to continue his nap. Students of all races are welcomed ing that sleep finally caught up as it Burton has been released pend- ("ad. cit, 9:30 a.m. Coffre Di,cussion at Christian Center ttern with Raymond Burton, 23, an SJS ing arraignment in San Jose Muni- Pastors: Don Emmel. Mark Rutledge Cy 7.2012 lemie junior from Hayward who lives cipal Court May 21 at 10 a.m. cl So. Market at 41 S. 13th Street. al of According to campus security at it officers and San Jose police, Bur- rably ton was peacefully dozing behind oirnia the wheel of his car about 9:50 Campuo eligiottJ tti Id be Wednesday night. The car, they for said, was parked behind the ad- were ministration building. On the gica lawn. Your LOCAL a gent ED While officers appreciate sleep Roger shop ALC LCA LION will be glad to discuss as much as the next fellow, they "Assist at Mass" Wesley Williams iof fa, his Farmers Insurance group are required to enforce the laws, ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Foundation Li us rates with you. including those against parking on 55 W. San Fernando iVi 4124 Lutheran Worship Fellowship (Methodist Student muld 5191 CAMDEN AVE. lawns. So they woke Burton up, Center) 6 p.m. Supper 50c silent not without some difficulty. He Sunday 930 A.M. Phone 269-5191 6:30 p.m. Meeting SERVICE promptly went back to sleep. Sunday Masses: 6-7-8-9-10-11:15-12:15 441 South 10th 24 HR. Street those The SJS officers called San Jose Evening Mass: 7:30 p.m. Topic: "If I had one edi- The 6 p rr, Dinner message to are ADVERTISEMENT) Daily Masses: 6:30-7:15-8:00-12:05 give - 40,AI:sits .'ii' j 7 p.m. Program Chapel of Reconciliation pro- Confessions, Sot., 2:30 to 5:30, 7:30 to 9:00 Speakers: Five SJS Seniors 300 So. 10th The Worship Committee Grace Baptist Church Bap',t Conventi, talk about finding mean- Program Meeting Attend the Church of 'our Choice ing in worship. 484 East Sar. Fernando SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 7:00 P.M. Tuesday California Zeta Chautpe today. Worship Sunday 845, 11:00 and 7:45 p.m. First St. Paul's Church Service Roy C. Hoch, Campus Pastor George "Shorty- Collins John M. AS.,, COLLEGE Santa Clara le Sth 1015 at San Salvador SAN JOSE STATE Baptist College Chaplain Pastor WESTMINSTER 9.30 5 11 00 a.m. 9.30 & 11-00 an, 4 PROUDLY PRESENT PRESBYTERIAN Evangel CHURCH NEWMAN CENTER 441 Book Store THE WORLD SERIES THE ALAMEDA AT SHASTA Catholic Student Center
Worship 8:30, 11:00 & 7:00 p.m. Your Store 295-1771 OF SOFTBALL 79 SO, Ws Si Study Hour 9:40 a.m. for INTERVARSITY SUPPLIES better known as COLLEGE LIFE SERIES: 6:00 p.m.-125 DANA Daily Mass ... 11:45 A.M. RELIGIOUS RECORDS Catholic Women's Center a)) RUBLES THE POWDERPUFF BUFFETT 5:00 P.M. P.M. PRAYER BOOKS Meetings ... Wednesday Evenings ... 8 Transportation ith & San Carlos 9:20 a.m. & 4:40 p.m. Chaplain: Father Largente RELIGIOUS GIFTS SOFTBALL GAME Newman (lob President: Bill Neary 96 S. 2nd St. complete collegiate experience First Immanuel Lutheran Church 292-2353 for the and worship this Sunday at Student Center The contestants, consisting of a multi- Missouri Synod First Baptist Church Lutheran Church .1. 374 So, 3rd Street the downtown church tude of dexterious and dainty damsels, 4 I\ Sunday Morning Services: catering to the college community begin the tilt at 8:15. 9:30 end 11:00 8:30 A 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. College "Seminar" NNorship at 5:45 p.m. Tri-C Club 2 blocks from 01 MI College discussion group: 9:45 198 So. Second St., San Jose 12:00 NOON A. J. 8ROMMER. Pastor 292 5404 Dr. Clarence R. Sands, Pastor to SATURDAY, MAY 15 R Fiedler, Director of Music, 8 Dahms, Vicar 294-7033 Your AT 9th STREET PARK Church chr.ti Covenant nun BETWEEN THE DORMS TRI-C Coe & Riverside ea! (hiring EVERY SUNDAY Services Elimination continues until there is a victor. Make Covenant Collegians meet at 9:45 ans. gala affair to determine for Teacher: Jim May, Campus Crusade Director sure you attend this 9:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Spring yourself which sorority has the best women athletes. College Youth Fellowship 8:30 p.m. p.m. ii College Dept. - First Baptist Church Services: 11:00 a.m.; 7:00 3rd & San Antonio Semester Dr. Arvid Carlson, Pastor ArNir aaa aaaa a a a altT %NOW Y ,,1 M.e. 11 1'.'f SAE Adds 12 'Sisters' Japanese Visitor to the SJS Campus The men at Ep- The pio i..,c of the Little Si, - silon have announced the se- tees is to help the fraternity lection of an even dozen Little whenever possible, which in- Sisters of Minerva this semester. cludes lending moral support at Brotherhood E njoyable misses picnics, young rush, fund raising drives Finds Fraternal The twelve lucky Include: Judy Browington, Lindy and games. its It %LE MACKEY can women are attractive and tation system of subways and Donna Lang, Delta Gamma; A tradition for SAE for the Om, ot the most enthusiastic very friendly. Yet, the thing he trains. I miss this in California Sue Saxe, Bonnie past 26 years. the group of Little Schelling, and best-liked men living in the missed when he first came to where places are so far apart. Gamma Phi Beta; Sue Sisters of Minbrva first got their Kapkin, Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house California was his girl friends. "Without private transporta- Zetterquist, Kappa Kappa Gam- start in the University of Cali- couples are some- is not a member, not even a 'LOST IN TRANSLATION' tion, Japanese ma; Cece Gales, Chi Omega; fornia at Los Angeles. Since what limited In what they can pledge. "That was," he commented, Lynn Henry. Sigma Kappa; Bar- then, the specially created group do. There are few parties, so we He is handsome Teruji ITerul mostly because I am more able bara Buck, Alpha Omicron Pi; has spread across the nation to concerts, sporting Takahara, 24, an exchange stu- to express myself to a girl in mostly go and independents Nancy Gregg, to form Little Sisters Clubs in American movies or dent from Okayama, Japan, San Japanese. Here it loses some- events, Miller. almost all of SAE's 145 chapters. houses where moody at- Jose's sister city. thing in the translation." coffee mosphere is conducive to talking. Teru, who speaks English Before coming to San Jose, slowly but sports an American Teru. "learned' about the United JAPAN'S 'BEER PARLORS' crew-cut and California suntan, States from American movies "If anything in Japan cor- is a non-paying guest of the and television shows. responds to beer parlors heti , §eS1100 HAM fraternity. "Fifty per cent of Japanese these coffee houses are it," he He came to this country under TV shows are American like noted. "Students drink coffee the sponsorship of the Pacific "The Perry Como Show" and and hot sake. GIANT FROG FRUG ! Neighbors program. Prior to "I Love Lucy." "In the summer, we drink STUDIO I Yes, today's filler will be an an. moving into the Delta Sig house "One thing I had not ex- more beer. I prefer Japanese 396 SOUTH FIRST 292.627f nouncement about the FANTASTIC in April, he lived with a San pected," he says. "I thought beer to American beer for It's I FROG FRUG which takes place in Jose family. "DIE, DIE, MY DARLING c alayeras County on the 22nd of there would be more streamlined more tasty. The alcoholic content "CODE 5, VICTIM 2- this rnonth. All the giggert and FRATERNITY OFFER cars." is the same. Student Rate gassers will jam on out to pick up The fraternity offered the Since he has been here, he has "Japanese couples do not have , on the FROGS. dates as their Ameri- astimseme. Japanese student the opportuni- observed that Americans live a as many ty to live in their house to more active life. They are out- can counterparts," he observed. broaden his experiences in Ameri- wardly more cheerful and ex- "This is partly for financial can campus living. press emotions more freely than reasons and largely from tradi- Although there are no fra- the Japanese. tion." ternity houses surrounding cam- He sees the entire American "Also, few students in Japan !oily -Waif puses in Japan, Teru has had way of living influenced by our work in the summertime. Most little trouble adjusting to fra- financial standard of living. parents pay for their children's ternity living. Male college stu- "In Japan, cars are too ex- education so students spend their Photo by Mike lyanitsky S. 9th Street, San Jose, California- dents all over the world have pensive for students, but there holidays at the beach and belong
286-1595 INTERESTED ONLOOKERS Jim Osborn, (1.) Delta Sigma at least one thing in common: is an extensive public transpor- to sports clubs," he explained. Phi president, and Teru Takahara find the fraternity scrapbook female college students. to be quite engrossing. Teru feels that so many Amerl- ppm% ed Apartments for College Women United Radio & T.V. Supply Co. I R CONTRACTS NOW Frosh Appointed AVAILABLE WHOI.ESA LE DISTRIBUTORS To West Point ELECTRONIC PARTS Summer Hate,. for Studio Apartments Robert tRobt Leslie, Alpha Phi Omega, 18-year-old electri- FOR 11EN 1NO 111)11EN. 810.00 PER WEEK cal engineering major and mem- STUDENT DISCOUNTS been ber of Pershing Rifles, has Open Evenings 1425 W. San Carlos Street appointed as a cadet to West Point Military Academy. Till 9 P.M. Cypress 8-1212 Leslie, an Eagle Scout, is S.J.S. active in the scouting program. His hobbies include camping. KX-RX DIAL 15 hiking, fishing, reading and elec- Ifyou're tronics. 3 DAYS or 18 to 30 and "Spartan Spectrum" wouldto pikeend TOURING '0 Moving? The Show spend Local or Long Distance. Pro. about fessional handling of your delicate china, glassware and S.J.S. Students furniture. Sanitized vans and by path. EUROPE for just $393.00 S.J.S. Students Call Red Line Carriers then join this exciting summer tour of Europe designed for young 7:30 298-1088 adults. You'll cover the Iberian Peninsula, the Benelux countries, the P.M. British Isles, Yugoslavia, Trieste, Italy and France, of course. All by for free estimate Pullman motorcoach. Hotels and breakfasts prepaid and confirmed. Monday dim Friday -Pho t ; Ivari'Ay All this for $393.00 (plus jet fare). And you aren't pinned down to Agent United Van I.ines sightseeing schedules. You're free to explore on your own.. S.J.S. MOVING WITH CARE THEY LIKE HIM Teru (standing center) has found the United Group departs Montreal June 18. Reservations being accepted now. Don't warmth and EVERYWHERE States to be a place of friendship, as exhibited by the wait too long! See your travel agent or mail coupon and receive a descrip- 1.31111.11. attention he receives from friends (I. to r.) Dennis Brusaschetti, tive brochure detailing every day away. Pam Arlett, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Marci Wittenberg. Pic- 'DC-8 Jet Air Fares (Economy Round Trip) from: Montreal $508.30; Vancouver $69940: tured in the background at right are Jim Osborn and Sue Pala- Ctucago $616.00; San Frandsen $805.00; Seattle $717.90; Los Angeles $825.15. dino, Delta Game, Canadian Pacific Airlines, SS Grant Are., San Francisco, California Sigma Alpha Mu Elects Officers Please send brochure on this 63 -day European Tour to: Name The brothers of Sigma Alpha Barbara Kushner, Donalyn Mc- Mu fraternity recently conducted Curry, Delta Zeta; Judy Sor- Address house elections. enson, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Jill Lennie Poon was chosen presi- Wander, Alpha Epsilon Phi; and My travel agent is dent; Rick Shrien, vice president: Camlynne Rouse, Delta Zeta. Larry Berman, secretary; Steve The new "sisters" recently Gilman, treasurer; and Mark surprised the brother's with a Verse', WC representative. surprise breakfast, and will serve Th, Sammies have also select- as Ii',tosses during Sunday's AIRLINES ed new Sammy Sisters- - Pan, Day activities. TRAINS/ TRUCKS/ SHIPS/ PLANES/HOTELS/TELECOMMUNICATIONS - slerytaing ror toe BUY visctiminating 42. CORTINA pride Over 500,000 Others Did in 1964 Says Corrirtt,Ghn P,e,s AO, Week kr April: "It took Jimrh in Clark, in a Lotum Cort, 20 rainUt95 to Imp the 4th place a pipe... as ho wheeled y,o,. , !t, 3 r ;rid race at Sobrin' Flotida, Mari 2. .9tii perfection So buy Cortina 1500 - Cortina OT & in taste Cortina Station Wagon If every person who has purchased en imported car in the past four years had taken a 5 mile ride in a Cortina or Anglia 1200 sedan, this country would be overrun with English Fords. 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'4;1 10 p.m., all day Sat., Sun II to 5 Prirtay, May 14, MN SPARTAN DAILT-01 Annual Varsity-Alumni Grid Contest Tomorrow Night Varsity-Alumni Clash Former Grid Star Damon Bame Ends Spring Football Discourses on Position of Coach San Jose State's gridders con- stitution rules. Only two-year let - By TED KOGON work. Our recruiting auti mati- (limit the additional QUANTITY clude their spring drills tomorrow terman Fred Heron is ticketed. "Building a high calibre athletic catty expanded with the addition of Die coaches is the tondo factor, night with their annual contest the moment, for action both %kw - of IllOrl C011411', 11.4.1. U1111,111 rather than the quality." against the SJS alumni at Spartan The 245-pound all -Coast candidate orogram is a bandwagon sort it ...-..ezeisaaar..Go-. 2=0-.2c.-....-scr..osicavoraraosoacter Stadium. Kickoff time is 8 p.m. from Stockton has had an out- Ming- as interest grows, alumni There has been a great deal of standing spring on hot h offense .ifid student support widens, and fi- interest generated in this game for nancial backing also glows. The LESSONS at least two reasons. First, it will The winner of the Ugly Man key to success is unity. People Blues - Falk - Bluegrass mark the debut of the Spartans contest will he announced at !oust work together to get the under new head coach Harry An- halftime of the varsity -alumni by bandwagon rolling." derson. Second, the Alums, who game. Alumni tackle Larry Han- Jorma Kaukonen & Peter Grant Valuable Commenting on the future of have lost all three previous en- sen, last season's Most Rental - Purchase Plan counters, have assembled their Player MIS named the most San Jose State athletics was strongest team in the series' his- not physival education Damon Bame, recent USC all- tory. major of the year Wednesday American who chose to pursue a BENNER Hotball career as an SJS coach MUSIC General reaction from the night. CY 7-7417 1884 W. San Carlos rather than in the professional Spartans' new mentor during the t't four weeks of Spring Practice and defense. Another voieran s ho ranks. has ben one of pleasure with has shown well during the spring "San Jose State has a sound the progress of the squad and, workouts is all-Coast halfback can- FEROCIOUS FRED Tackle Fred Heron, considered an out- football program, and faculty-stu- dent Anderson %lett% tomorrow night's didate John Travis. His running standing professional football prospect, will play against a team body relationships are good. fillab4 as an opportunity for his has been one of the keys to the with nine pros when the SJS varsity gridders battle the alumni However, there is no room for success to gripes here, for unity is especially STATE MEAT MARKET rharges to test what they have of the Spartans' offense tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Spartan Field. Admission is $ .00 learned against SOIlle "new date. important in a state schooL At a Corner 4th and Santa C191,-. CY 2-7726 faces." The Spartan mentor has Several newcomers, Including condition, except at fullback where are two of the fastest backs to state school where expenditures COMPLETE LINE OF FIRST QUALITY MEATS had his squad working this week freshman halthaek Bob Trujillo. veterans Charley Harraway and ever wear are less, the bandwagon idea a Spartan uniform. Both Wholesale and Retail on polishing its offense and de- 320-pound freshman tackle Sill Jerry Bonetto and Junior College are capable of breaking loose for works more grudgingly," said fense. Ile has added virtually Crone, junior college transfer All-American Jim Bullock all have long gainers at any time as Rob- Bame. nothing new for tomorrow's con- Steve Cats and junior college been sidelined by injuries. A pair erts, in particular, showed last fall What are the coaches' roles in THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS test. transfer Sam Moore also have of freshmen, Ken Burk and Jim when he was one of the top kickoff moving the bandwagon? The Spartans probably will pla- drawn their share or praise for Zito, will be taking their place. return specialists in the National "Expanded recruiting and hard toon., in Saturday's game, a trend their showing during the spring. This year's alumni team, which Foot ball League. GROUND BEEF 85 lb. which seems to be gaining nation- The Spartans go into Saturday will be coached by San Jose State Quarterbacking the Spartan wide favor because of the new sub- night's game in reasonably healthy Athletic Director Bob Bronzan, Alums will be Chon Gallegos, ROUND STEAK 75 lb. will present plenty of defensive the nation's leading collegiate EXPERT SUMMER EMPLOYMENT problems for the Spartan Varsity passer in 1961 and winner that LUBRICATION BEEF TONGUE 34 lb. in SAN JOSE because of its outstanding break- year of the Pop Warner award 70c away speed and great passing po- as the 1011 collegiate football PORK CHOPS Igo lb. Here's that summer job you have been looking for tential. player on the Paulin. Coast. Gal- right here in San Jose. These are full time summer jobs No lest, than nve current pro- lego's favorite receiver of that Lamb fetodonal stairs are Ihded on the 98c RIB CHOPS 74' lb. fall, Oscar at Alum Rock Park. Easter through Labor Day. LIFE Donahue, :Ilse will be ALL OTHER CAR SERVICES probable starting lineup for the Ian hand for Saturday night's AT DISCOUNT PRICES Plenty of FREE PARKING GUARDS start at $2.19 per hour. Requires age 21, Al s. This includes Walt Rob- PURITAN OIL erts of the Cleseland Browns, The Spartans' last two Most CO. county residence and possession of or eligible for Red 6th t KEYES Wholesale to Fraternities, Sororities and Boarding H Cass Jackson of the Saskatche- Valuable Players also will be on Cross or YMCA Senior Life Saving Certificate. wan Roughriders, Leon Dono- hand for the game. This includes Groundsmen start at $2.19 per hour. Must be age 21, hue and Dan C014.111C0 of the San Franeisi titers, and Jim Cadlle guard Larry Hansen and center citizen, county resident and have a California driver's of the Chicago Bears. Bob Kroll. Admission for Satur- license. Interested? Roberts and Jackson, of course, day night's game is $1. Apply CIVIL SERVICE DEPT. ROOM 211, CITY HALL Football Coach Ed Henke AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER SEE THE Recalls Own Grid Days A Spartan football coach day, so he decided to it, ic same osSer's td. Ed Henke started his pro football thing at the dinner table. He pur- career in 1949 with the Los An- posely sat with the rookies and geles Dons. "I had the distinction they observed while he ate raw of being the youngest guy on the liver. The liver was cut in thin 71. team," said Ed, "and when I re- strips. He leaned back, dipped the LPIA. tired in 1963 I was the oldest guy." strips slowly into his mouth, and "One of the most humorous allowed the blood to drip all over things I ever experienced in pro his face. football occurred when I was play- Three rookies who were sitting ing with the San Francisco 49ers at the table were so terrified that New Shipment a few years ago. 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See your Chevrolet dealer for a new alio Town & Country 495 E. William (Corner of I I th and William CHEVROLET CHEVELLE CHEVY El CORVAIR CY 8-6381 (Day or Evening) * * * 0 .1' SIM VS It Sit SN C C Sponsors " "a" May 21 Deadline Retreat at Asi lomar Folk Concert Music, Politics, Economics For Fall Co-Rec Jon Adams, Bay Area tolk The annual ASH transition re- two-day retreat, theoretical bounds of student gov- singer, will sing in concert tonight'. treat will be held Sunday and At Sunday night's banquet the eminent. Post Applications Monday at Asilomar on the Mon- student government leaders and On Monday, Dr. Harold J. De- at 8:15 in ED100. The concert be featured in 'Ghana Night' terey Peninsula. faculty guests will hear a keynote Bey, professor of chemistry, will sponsored by SJS Friends of SNC(...1 Applications now are being ta- According to Katherine (J.Ja address by Dr. Burton R. Brazil, give the closing address. (Student Nonviolent Coordinating'. Music, dance and a talk on the (lent Organization. and Ernest ken for weekend Co-Recreation Fraser, transition retreat chair- professor of political science. Each year the retreat is held educational. Isaitical, economic. Quansa, will present the program. Committee director for the coming fall se- man, 75 to MO students and faculty College Pres, Robert D. Clark to ease the transition from one and cultural development of Abbeyquaye will speak on his Admission will be by $1 donation. social participate in the will also speak on Sunday night. administration to another. developments, while Quan- mester. members will Adams, an accomplished guitar- Ghana will be featured in "Ghana nation's Discussion groups during the con- the piano "Highlife" Job descriptions and applications ist, will feature a selection of "tra- Night" tonight at the International sa will play ference u'ill center around the Student Center, '285 S. Market Sr.. dance of Ghana and give a demon- may be obtained In the College Club Vice President ditional ballads and protest songs." Ghana folk dance. Many of his songs are satirical at 8 p.m. stration of a Union. Deadline for submission of Arab-Americans Reviews Bohai Book Two SJS international students Quansa also entertained on the in nature Is May 21. Interviews National Meeting -The fteires al of Civilizati from Ghana, Jeeba Abbeyquaye. piano at the International Ball applications Bahai book by David Hofman, will president of the International Stu- held recently at Hawaiian Gardens. will be held the following week. Vie With ISO reviewed by David Bogdanoff, V Weekend Co-Recreation director For Enginneers be RAM Club vice president. Mon- Hawaiian Students Is an ASB paid position. In Soccer Today Chemical Engineering majors day, in Cafeteria A and B at 12:30 Further information can be ob- and professors in the SJS Chemi- (:11-ST4L CREAMERY Arab-American Club soccer play- tained from Bob Pitcher, personnel cal Engineering Department will describes the funda- ers will be matched against mem- The book Given Scholarships 7 atm VS officer, College Union. attend the 56th national meeting for regeneration bers of the International Student mental principles The Hawaiian Civic Club of the Weekend Co-Rec will be held to- of the American Institute of and social principles un- Special Organization I ISOi on the field of ethical c hrr, morrow afternoon in the Women's Chemical Engineers beginning civilization. Bay Area is offering two scholar- behind the foreign language build- derlying a world Gym, PER Building and Men's Sunday. the Bahai faith ships to Hawaiian students. STI. kik $1.15 ing this afternoon following a It shows how Gym from 12:30 to 4:30. All students taking chemical man to solve his basic short meeting of the ISO at 330 motivates Two awards of $150 each are Activities will feature swim- engineering courses are reminded social and spiritual problems. in cafeteria A and B. issued annually to qualified stu, ming, badminton, volleyball, table that these classes will not be held Mr. Julius Menendez, of the tennis, basketball, weight lifting during the convention. The meet- dents. men's physical education depart- and softball. ing will conclude on Wednesday.1 AFROTC Queen Students born In Hawaii or of ment, will referee the match. May 19. Anton- the :, lee- parents who were horn there, are (Pnid Myer lisement) Efiok Akpan, member of the Some of the subjects to be pre- lion of their new queen last week- eligible. The club's scholarship varsity soccer team and recipient sented at the meeting are thermo- end at their annual Aerospace Ball committee selects students accord, of an award as 1964 honorable it,,,'large rat icti. af dynamics, rocket propulsion sys- held at Lou's Village. ing to need. Students may be 4r6 64Spartan mention all-American, is expected tems and computer applications. The queen is Barbara Naughton, any year of college and in an i,ituli it stivuls refssiniaide /wires to be present for the match. Ak- it SJS senior and an Angel Flight major field of study. \\ ()N II\ Eli pan is a student from Nigeria. pledge. Applications and further Mora Spectrum" The short meeting which will aiol Satit,i Litt I hie block fr sjs UMOC Balloting Miss Naughton was selected by minion may be obtained from IVIrs! precede the match will be to num- wemegmagsmwmgrawarimwa Inembers of Arnold Air Society, Claudette Enrique s, Hawaiiaq in,ite officers for the fall semester. Closes Today AEROTC honorary group, from a Civic Club of the Bay Area, 2117 In, 51,1, 11,1' the Ugly field of seven finalists. Suponet Drive, San Jose 24. 61 Years in San Jose Man on Campus is today at 3 p.m. --- - Votes for entrants will be Spartan Daily Classified counted by the Bank of America to insure an accurate count. "King of the Rood" An announcement of the winners being ELECTRIC GUITAR, . . SPACIOUS I bdrm. apts. now and presentation of the trophies ROGER MILLER 'inme,o E ceIlent cond. Must sell. completed at 439 S. 4th. 2 baths, elect I Prized... will be held during Attraction 1111113:=1111 295 kit. w./bar, soundproofing, large closets I half-tiine heti- -Added - 9667. II THE TOWER LIST I BROWN HELMIT-1J-Wild -West Perfect for 3. Res. now for fall. 2136. ( dies at the SJS varsity-alumni Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass N., I URE BO( D.O.W. at K.T. 4442. h,iithall game tomorrow night. Ii I' Thursday May 27, 8:30 p.m. VOLKS 61 Radio, Belts. 1 owner. SUMMER RATES - Apts. 11/2 blks for nearly is HERE win UMOC IS : 378.6937. SJS. 1 & 2 bdrm.. 2 bath, cro' San Jose Civic Auditorium 0! elect. kit. outside balcony. 46 w./ber, Radio-TV Day Tickets $2.50. $3.50, $4.50 S. 4th. 298-3377. COMPLETELY NEW PIANO TUNING Representatives from more ihan On Sale: San Jose Be. Office KIT ,an Brady at 295.9911. 5 per. HOUSE for 5.6 serious, responsible me! two 15 Santa Clara Valley high schools 40 W. San Carlos St CY 5-0888 $150/summer, $192/fall. 12 rno. In are expected to take part in the preferred. 297.4604. Cr second annual day-long Radio- 1" 1111=1:111E111 HEATED POOL Television High School Day spon- TO VEXICO? 5. P" COLLEGE STUDENTS Fern. t & 2 bdrm. opts. Summer retn. Centuries sored by KSJS, the college FM M , summer work opportunity. Now inter. $90 to $105. For Fall $110 to $130. 12, awing for limited men this campus. N. 8th, Apt. 1, 297.5203. radio station, and the radio-tele- Me. Non major No. Calif. cities for fac. vision area of the SJS Drama Special ory representative of Domestic & For. ROOMS with kitchen privileges. Department, tomorrow mid-term & summer rates. $24.50 per Imo from 8:30 non AA Al Co. For interview appf. a..m AUTOMOJIVE 12) all 356 1263. 47 S. 8th. See Mr. Farrell. to 5 p.m.
FOR SALE o e ler. SALE - Less than '/2 price from suits MARRIED or conscientious single adult . 125 S. 4th. Sales hours Quiet. (urn. 1 bdrrn Wtr./gar. pd. $85 I g 33 S. 61h 262.2779. 57 OLDS '1:309 Sat. 9:30.6. Spartaguide TICO S PART TIME FURN. ROOMS -- Male students, kit. Tou.ss.: '54 PLY P $ running r Ncisv ,eterview no men for work, eves & priv. No smoking or drinking, $10 & $15., 210! 91A4 /lays off. Won lr consists of calling on 293-3088. Student Math Snelety, 4 p.m.. l'ACOS ..stablished rustomers in local sales Dr. - eylo Best offer SUMMER LARGE DUPLEX - 4-5 girls,: ED241. Robert DeVore, assist- '57 FORD CONY ,oule. Our 18 part time men averaged 295 4461, patio. barbecue. $120 per mo. Quiet. ant professor of mathematics, 53.17 per hr. last mo. Call ONLY be 644 S. 11th St. 286-2255. speaks on "Fundamental Domain 56 CHEVY . J 2 1-1,1 "p tween 6 & 8 pen. EVENINGS. 377-3430. SUMMER & FALL RENTALS - Furn. 2 for Groups of M(xlular Transfor- YAMAHA tr, 257 r.,r. T. p Shape. SUMMER EXCITEMENT AND MONEY bdrm. apts. 5804100 summer, $164 fell The man's GP: 14K yellow or mations." s 286-0261. Some St our top executives started with 351 S. 11th. Mgr.. *6. 298-3494. 24 Chess -HOUR Club, _ white gold; square with new- 2:30 p.m., HIT. our company while going thru college. V.W. - ’ sv Cherry 5700. 508 look rounded corners, $125. In II Er ion k's Club, 9 to 11:30 t rr, ! v. New t!res and brakes. Direct selling. commissions are the high. LOW SUMMER RATES - I. 2, & 3 Furn. Apts. Jo-Mar Hall, 467 S 10K yellow a.m.. HI. Coffee hour. 292 '',95 est in the field. Part time representatives Bdrm. gold-filled, $82.50 can earn $120 weekly and higher. Earn. 8th. 297-8917. Spartan Hall, 65 S. 11th International Student Organiza- SERVICE The lady's GP: new '5-4- HEALY -- .,'I. 5550, 295-9521. ;nqs for octagonal the summer can exceed $2,000. in tion, 3:30 p.m., cafeteria A and B. - LUNCH A,. i You can gain valuable business wiped. CLOSE TO COLLEGE - Clean 4 rm 14K gold, $89.50 BREAKFAST '60 VW - C "cd $v50. deS-II 297- ence for your future and earn good furn, rear college. Married students or Nominations for oficers for fall, DINNER 1942. rnr-ney. Part or full time Men & Women. teacher. No children or pets. F. Jenks. followed by a soccer match against 445 S. 8th. '57 98 OLDS owner ; icrview call 295-5545 or write 434 he Arab-American Club, on the .o ,:I;,, St.. Rm. 104, It's too hot to cook in this weather! To really enjoy Mr. Perry. Come IDEAL bdrm. Over 21. Married Held behind the foreign 1 .nlerview Daily! Mqr. Tr. - I languages teerhers, grad. students. 467 1,9)111 116 your meal, relax in the cool aimosphere at Tico's. You S 4th, 297 2148. HASHER r,-, & Eves. _. 295.7220 International Student Center. will like our prices, too! EICHLER TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE - p.m., 285 S. Market. "Ghana HOUSING IS) 4 bed.. 2i/2 be., 2 landscaped patios. Drps., pool. Night." Demonstration of folk NG in ,.'e'i"ns. for $29 Coop. tan advent. No rnaint 300 244.5114 Drive-in and Dining Room Service r 795 0946. MEN'S APP. APT. for fall. W/pool. w/w $1000 down. or campus 2620. dance, piano music, and a talk on _ ,r- elec. kitchen. Near SJS. Yr. SPLIT LEVEL - 2 bdrm. (urn., summer development of Ghana, presented Phone Orders CY 7-8421 4th and St. James TRAILER , 3 II no,:' vs, 8.40. in pad, re', TARO. Ph. 286-5398. rates. 446 S. 11th. $80;4486010. . 258-8945. by students from that country. $1985, 795019/ alt. 5:3C ONE AND TWO bedroom apts. Now NEED 2 or 3 girls to house for summer, TOMORROW: rnni!ni. Summer rates. no. ea. Call 297- 523 E. Reed St., $25 Sopinty for I he Vls-HillePlISellt $O Girls. Modern I 8- 2 brim, 5: IR CYCLE rObilill. OFF - Management Is.% 711, I lo 0 NOW RENTING for-sUmme-r guiet-tireig. Lb in kitchen. Closets f blk. Q. LIAN & 2 brirm. apts., (urn. $75 to $100. ' ^ bath. $75. 292.1327. etveleri Alum Rock Park. Animal idyllic. MARTIN ai 1h i i..i . I yr. rid. $115 1;lier-,einr. 54/ S. 11th, apt. #4, 295. 2 MALES FOR EACH. APT. L N and JUNO Social Work Clulls "Extenders" OF I RECORDS (lib. & bar) HOUSE
230 San Salvador #1. Group, 9:15 a.m., meet in front or 2 tttEN!S 26- 3 sr,i 570 $15 SUMMER RATES - Purr,. studio Apt. the Big Dipper. Weekly visit to y '!. ! 4tri. $35. 2F6 6953. Is', I r 7 659 S 9th. CY 2-0997. SINCE 1904 LOST AND FOUND (6) 111Yr: $60 or SUMMER RATES patients at Agnews State flospital. DISCOUNT 3rd and 0 23,,. From $45 per month, housing end apts. All welcome . FOUND: Cigarette purse with A Cell Jim Barrow or go to 486 S. 10th. ring in- SUNDAY: RECORD San Fernando fitTER. e1er.t. motor! side. Identify. 625 S. 10th, #3. First and San Fernando Streets ... p1 vs. pan trailer. 292-9400. 9:45 a.m. and 5:43 PINK LINEN SLEEVELESS BLOUSE TO Downtown San Jose TH-C Club, CENTER San Jose FURN. APT. near the Alamede. - 3 Bd. SUIT. IN AREA OF ART CLEANERS. Open Thurs. Evenin-p '01 9 p.m.. Third and San Antonio " .1 $115. I bd. $79. Sparjous. 292-7900 c- , 295.9993. All Parking Lot Tickets Validated Streets. Morning meeting and eve- 22/ 9102. ning film. PERSONALS 171 LARGEST DISCOUNT
WHO IS DOC SAVAGE? CLASSIFIED RATES LIFE RECORD STORE IN TOWN To buy, sell, rent INSURANCE: Call Bob Friedman or Prudential Ins. Co., 248-3235, announce anything. Minimum just fill out and clip Two lines One time Three times Five times SERVICES 181 EVERYTHING DISCOUNTED One time 50c a line 25c a !me 20c a line this handy order blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet' All Guaranteed Exchangeable 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 Bailey. 286 5386. 449 W. San Carlos. 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 TYPING - Term papers, thesis, etc. VANGUARD Pica electric. 243.6313. Send to: Spartan 5 lines 230 3.75 5.00 WESTMINSTER Daily Cl ASSIFIFDS, Athi this TYPING-All kinds. IBM electric. Work 1206, San lose State amount tor guaranteed. Jo Vine, 378.8577. .50 .75 1.00 VOX College, San lose 14, each addi- EXPERIENCED lanai line Fraternity cook. Ameri- Calif. can -Hungarian food. CY 5-7800, Mrs PRESTIGE Gardner. Print your ad here: BLUES VILLE (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each Line) iXPERT TYPiNG - Hc;g/page.-Elerit. CHECK A tYPoi 245.7979, Sunnyvale area. ARCHIVE CLASSIFICATION TRANSPORTATION 191 ALL LABELS Announcements (I) Automotive (2) WANTED, tensile rider to New Eng- Classical -- Jazz - Pops - Folk Music, Etc. for Sale (3) lend I et. : about June 19. Share et primes P. driving. 297 Help Wanted (4) 1836. Time ... Lunch Time Open Evenings 'til 9 (except Sat.) _ Housing (5) lost and found (6) To place en ad: iSnackEat Where the Food's Best at 'Personals (I) a Call v, hen sou vs ant iii -tali 11 it line. ... 1 1Services (8) Classified Adv. Office - J206 (3 Transportation (9) NH 18 Ilt’ll $ I Ill kilos', there's good HOUSE OFI RECORDS MWF 9:30-3:30 food and a pleasant atmosphere. Name Address Phone T-Th 10:30-3:30 DISCOUNT STORE Ran Ad Angelo's Steakhouse One Block from Campus (No of days) Enclose $ cand in handy corder Meal. Enclose cash or check. Make check out to /2 E. Santa Clara Street 3rd And San Fernando Starting Date Spartan Daily Classifieds. San Jose, California San Jose Irpos...... 14 PF 11.1,41.P.NMNP.PMPOMINPUNIFFIFIIMOMPIIIIPIMIMPOO. Phone 294-6414. Ed. 2466