Not real. Independents Meet ing on a its. X-ray Unit Here indePerment men students ran 'approach All . been invited to the Student All new students are asked to I the tate least unto tonight at 7:30 to attend a report to the mobile X-ray unit of the Indepert- - session which will be on campus tomor- Men's Council. row, Wednesday and Thursday t pro- pick Johnston, president outside the Health Center, T1131, w of the group, in issuing the The X-ray unit is available to en- Friday, "The pur- invitation, said able new students to get chest is to arrange se of the meeting X-rays. recognition of the for formal SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE MOMent 46 SAN JOSE, , MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1959 NO. 91 eive VOL rn Eviction Melodies' State Board of Education AS Complaint Entries Expected Opposes Governor's Plan Clara Reach 10 The State Board of Education Friday reaffirmed its Eviction id ..dings are expect. Ten women's living groups have opposition to creation of a separate state college board pro- illitIted against Sigma to be -ntered the March Melodies glee mised by Gov. Edmund G. Brown. but i Epsilon fraternity today, ompetition to be held Wednes- a Meeting in the Studio Theater on campus, the Board ternity officers have adopted day in Morris Dailey Auditorium. based its opposition on the feeling that present board ad- ad and see" attitude. Singing groups and their themes

Leonard G. Marks Jr. said late are Alpha Chi Omega, "Songs of ministration of the colleges has been more than sufficient. action week he would file civil the Night:" Alpha Omicron Pi, Dr. Roy E. Simpson. superintendent of public instruc- is morning If the fraternity did "Lullaby and Goodnight:" Alpha on, indicated that the adminis-

t pay $3600 in back rent. Phi, "This Is My Country:" Du- ti.ative relationships between insti- the Marlys emphasized that chess Hall, and "Rain, Falling tutions of higher learning are a notice "served" on the fratern- from the Sky." SK Entry problem. Creation of a separate Wednesday was never in- board of control py DR. S. I. HAYAKAWA Others include: for state colleges as an eviction notice. He would not alleviate tended . . . speaks here Thursday Delta Zeta, "American Folk- the problem. id it wits a three-day warning tunes," Chi Omega, "Over the Dr. Simpson indicated that op- of intent, required in eviction Rainbow:" Gamma Phi Beta, "Ok- Wins Title ponents of the bill feel a "super proceedings. lahoma:" Kappa Kappa Gamma, board," which In effect would lf the complaint is filed this Hayakawa "Brigadoon;" Phi Mu, "Hans A "photo finish" in the Gor- control the public school system, ming, fraternity officers will Christian Anderson:" and Sigma geous Gams contest Friday result- could result from approval of the ice a summons immediately Kappa, "Flower Drum Song." ed in the dramatic announcement measure. U will have three days to file Due Here According to chairmen Nina of Sid Thompson as winner with Creation of a state college board, answer. Carson a grand total of $39.25 in his favor, similar in structure to in "Communication in Conflict Sit- and Cynthia Noble, three university If an answer is not filed, the awards and a perpetual trophy will Thompson was sponsored by Sig- boards of regents, was a major ()linty Sheriff's Office will en- uations" will be the subject of an be awarded. Alpha Phi has placed ma Kappa. campaign plank of Gov. Brown. v eviction. address Thursday at 8 p.m. by Dr. first the past two years. The other contender in the fight- A bill now before the Legisla- Sig Ep secretary Dale Scott said S. I. Hayakawa, professor of lan- Judges will be Roger Muzzy, as- to-the-finish contest was Hansel, lure calls for such a board, but members the day that fraternity guage arts at San Francisco State sistant professor of music, Mrs. boxer dog sponsored by Theta does not provide any means of ould file an answer and take the Evelyn McGrath, the Santa Clara Chi. Hansel wound up with $37.15 financing it. Legislative Analyst College, in Morris Dailey Audi- A. spate to court. Public School music department, worth of votes. Alan Post has estimated that such Scott said the $3600 is on de- torium. and an unselected person. Sophomore Class Pres. skip Fisk a board would require $19,000 to osit with the fraternity's alumni His appearance, sponsored by Sponsor of this , competitive stated that the contest was ex- establish. association. the College Lecture Committee, event is the Associated Women tended five minutes past deadlinft The board also went on record Friday The fraternity contends that will be open to the public without Students. It is held annually, free to allow all the money to as opposed to Assembly bill 1460, larks cannot charge rent because be turned in. The Sigma Kappas which calls for a change In the charge. of charge. It epremiscs at 70 S. 14th St. do Although the groups are allowed turned in $36 in the last seven se- process of appointment of state Dr. Hayakawa gained nation- belong to him. to dress alike, costumes will not Scartafoto by Dan Bauer conds and in the final second, The- college personneL Members filed a suit in Septem- al recognition with his books, be allowed. Dog Beats Man! ta Chi put in $30 for Hansel, Fisk The present system involves ap- ber, charging that Marks put the "Language in Action," published Male counterpart of March Me- said. pointment by the director of edu- "Cheer up pal," consoles Hansel, second place Gorgeous Gams roperty under his own name when lodies is the annual Interfratern- Trophies will be awarded cation on the recommendation of in 1941. An authority on seman- contest winner, to third place winner John Park. can't under- e was supposed to be a negotiator. ity Council sing, which was held Thompson and Sigma Kappa at the state college president. The ap- tics, Dr. Hayakawa also is the stand it,- Park seems to be saying, "I think my legs are more The suit demanded recorded own- last fall. the Sophomore Class meeting to- pointment is then subject to ap- gorgeous than Sid Thompson's!" (Thompson won the contest ership be returned to the frater- author of many magazine ar- day at 3:30 p.m. in S142. pa-oval of the board. by a ankle slim margin.) :Iy. ticles on semantics. Fisk said the sophomores col- The proposed bill would bypass Marks is an alumnus. of Kappa In his lecture he will mention lected $184.77 on the money-mak- board action, leaving the appoint- ing event. Voting occurred over Tau, name of the fraternity before international misunderstandings Formal Is a ment solely in the hands of the three-day period, n joined Sigma Phi Epsilon last due to difficulties In communica- college president and the director year. Pay Hike Possible Third place was won by John of education. tion. Love, Park, under the sponsorship 11,. asserts that he legally ae- Dr. Hayakawa taught at San 'April of Board member Thomas L. Pitts gllired the premises after the Delta Sigma Phi. Park, who led cited the proposed legislation as Jose State during a summer ses- "April Love" Is the new theme i,W1Wr declined to negotiate with F the contest after the first day's being "bad principle." sion several years ago. He also has the fraternity. He said the fra- selected by the Social Affairs voting, collected $22.31. Acquisition of aa block of prop- been a visiting lectuier at other Committee for the spring formal, or State Employes ternity agreed to pay rent. institutions. erty to "square off" the SJS cam- Ninth' Maas, president of Sig- April 25. The dance previously had A pay boost of 12,4 per cent The bill faces strong opposition pus received board support. A bill Dr. Hayakawa was born in Van- been titled "Swing in Spring" but Phi Epsilon's alumni associa- couver, B.C., of Japanese parents. will be in the offing for SJS em- in the Senate and Assembly and now before the Legislature calls n n, is fraternity. was changed after the dance date Senior Coed for action on the attorney for the He attended the University of Ma- ployes July 1 if a bill now in the also must be passed by the entire property, which Wesley Overson, assistant pro- tvas moved up from May 1 to lies between 9th and 10th streets nitoba, McGill University, and the April 23. Assembly Ways and Means Com- Ways and Means Committee. boor of business at SJS, is Marks' University of Wisconsin. He came and San Fernando and San An- "We feel the new name is more mittee is passed by the State Leg- Supporters of the bill include Gets Award attorney. tonio to the in 1929, and streets. in keeping with the time of year islature. the California State Employees has taught at the University of Gail Browne, senior librarian- , the dance will be held," SAC The bill passed by a 4 to 3 mar- Assn., state college faculty mem- Wisconsin, the Armour Institute ship major, was selected Fricko Greek Bias Edict Chairman Larry Genzel stated. in a subcommittee of the pow- bers and the California Teachers of Technology, the Univerity of as the first recipient of the annu.t. The all-school activity will be held erful Ways and Means Committee Assn. Not Discussed IBM Shows Chicago, and the Ilinois Institute Doris Smith Award in School Li- in Fairgrounds Exposition Hall as Thursday over the protests of Gov. I. The attorney general's ruling re- Technology. brarianship. She received the of in former years. Edmund G. Brown and Legislative carding recognition of award at the initiation dinner of college fra- Ray Hackett is expected to play Analyist A. Alan Post. ternities having alleged Calculators Alpha Beta Alpha, national honor- discrim- at the dance, Genzel said. He es- In its present form, the bill ination clauses did not Varied Activities ary librarianship fraternity. come be- 'Chronology of Calculators," an Library Reserve timates that 750 bids will be print- would give a blanket 7Lit per cent fore the State Board of Education exhibit A member of Gamma Phi Beta owned by IBM, will go on ed and will be given out at the increase to all state employes with meeting here Friday. A previous display sorority, Gail received the award today in corridor of the door on the night of the dance. an additional 5 per cent hike for Planned by Classes statement issued by Dr. Roy E. temporary Service Resumes on the basis of scholarship, char- reserve book room of Doug Dennis, Shearing concert employes of state colleges and uni- Simpson, superintendent of public the acter and service to the school and SJS Library, Marty Armbrust, The newly renovated Reserve chairman, reported to the SAC versities. (Gov. Brown had asked instruction, indicated "there have IBM her department. data processing represents- Book Room opened today after that $267 had been cleared by the for a straight 5 per cent raise for been no problems in For Coming Week She is past president of Alpha this field in tie said Friday. being closed for roof repairs since committee on the jazz show. He all state employes. Post had sup- our state colleges." FRESHMAN CLASS Beta Alpha, past publicity chair- The display, to be shown for last September. stated that he is working on the ported this move.) , 're man for Panhellenic Council, and three weeks, includes miniature Librarian Joyce Backus said re- possibility of getting another top- Assemblyman Bruce Allen (Ft- Students interested in becoming and chairmen of one of the Freshman active in library service. Her 3.90 Writers actual -sized reproductions of gular service began this morning name talent for May, or of having Los Gatos) led the move Friday Meet Here devices average in her major, and a 3.75 The 14th annual Valley Writers first used by man in cal- after the hooks were moved in a second jazz concert at the end to make the bill a law. "It has Class standing committees are ask- culating mark in psychology, her minor, Conference will be held at San numerically. The exhibit over the weekend. of the school year. been two years next July since ed to have their applications turn- also ed in by 1:30 today, FreShman provided the scholarship basis for Jose State's Concert Hall, today. includes glass display cases Included in the room now, is a state employes have had a pay "t and Class president Bob Gangi, an- the award to the Mountain View Main speaker at the event is Ro- large photographs and draw- new color scheme devised by Rob- adjustment," Allen said, "and I ings nounced. The class meeting will high graduate. bin White, winner of a $5000 of man's earliest quick figur- ert Douglas, assistant professor of don't know of any segment of in- .re Summer Reg Starts be at 3:30 p.m. in TH55. Miss Browne, who lives in Kings award for his book "Elephant machines. The display tells the art at SJS. New lighting fixtures dustry that has not moved ahead :tory Beach, was presented the award Hill." of the forerunners of the and steel book racks also are new Beginning today, students may since that time." Applications may be obtained modern by Miss Smith, head of the de- Writing competition awards will day electronic computors. additions. apply for registration permits for Gov. Brown protested that the from Kathy Martin, class secre- Starting partment of librarianship. be given to authors of prize-win- with the ancient Chin- No plans have been announced 1959 summer sessions, according pay boost contained in the bill tary, or from the secretary in the tie Miss Geraldine Ferring, head of ning manuscripts. Gold cups will Abacus, the exhibit features yet for the area that was used as to Joe H. West, dean of summer would raise the salary increase Student Union. nem the bureau of texts and libraries be given to first place winners and as recent as the Marchant the temporary Reserve Book sessions. Applications are available fund from 32 million to 51 million Membership sIgnups for the calculator for the San Francisco schools, was certificates will go to second of 1916. Room. in Adm144. dollars. committees will be taken in the and near future, Gangi stated. the featured speaker of the night. third place winners. Today, the class' own newspa- Miss Smith, who retires in June, Tax per, Sparta Baby, will be distrib- stated, "I have established this Speech Here uted. Places to pick it up are the scholarship for senior librarianship Library, Spartan Book Store or majors to be given on an annual the Student Union, basis. My greatest pleasure in life By Ex-tliah Boss has been working with these young 'Repeal the Immoral Income SOPHOMORE CLASS people, and I am happy to be able Tax" will be the demand made by The Sophomore Class will hold to help them further their educa- former l'Ian governor J. Bracken its regular meeting today in S142 tion" The natives are restless. Lee when he speaks before the at 3:30. Main business will be re- Your loyal Watusi guide SJS student body tomorrow at ports on the Gorgeous Gams con- 10:30 idly sits slipping curare in Morris Dailey Auditorium. test, completed Friday, and on the New City Design into according Joe your quinine water. In John Gustafson, vice College-Betty Coed contest. Suddenly, a scream rents President of the Young Republi- JUNIOR CLASS Subject of Talk +he cans club. air. You freeze... The Junior Class will not meet because even in the heat Lee who served as governor Arthur Spencer, director of plan- Inns today, it was announced Friday. of tropic Afric you are 1949 to 1937 currently is na- ning and planning commission sec- tional The next regular meeting will be cool in your chairman of "For retary in Sunnyvale, will speak on America," next Monday at 3:30 p.m. in TH- short sleeve drip dry Political organization in favor of "Creative City Planning" Tuesday 147. Plans will be discussed foe shirt from Roos/Atkins. curtailing the, current spending evening at 7:30 in S142. spree the May 18 Junior Prom. 5.00 the country is engaged in." His lecture, second in the recre- Lee ran on art independent tick- SENIOR CLASS ation department's annual lecture et in Matches 1958 and was defeated by Spirit of '59 That of '76 The Senior Class will meet to- series, will be followed by a coffr.- Detroit, 11,Public551 George D. Clyde. Lee Heading toward Alaska, Ron Jacobowitz and Mich., expecting to farm in Alaska's day in TH155 at 3:30 p.m. to dis- hour. All recreation majors ar,l received 30 per cent of the total wife check map before moving on from St. Paul, Kenai Peninsula. Daughter Sandra is at left. cuss plans for the Senior Ball and minors are invited, according to Ed It irat al Santa Clara vote. Minn. They are part of '59er caravan which left Senior Banquet. Adams, C.R.S. president. 110,-.**:,.’,:s.;::: ;’:z.,:-X,Measeall -.1ny, March 16. 1959 Symphonic Band EDITORIAL LITTLE MAPI2NCAMPUS As I See It... To Play By PAUL F. DUNNE Tomorrow f ACNE The Symphonic Band, directoi Let's Restore Bill AleAeffe [ef)Dilici---] It's rather interesting that spring as a season has for by Dr. Robert GI awe ha Hare, assistant -awakening. Major offensives fessor of music, pro. A stor) an AMC) centuries been a period of re will present the :partan Daal :about 1.cck ago report- pli0-00f first and only its of crops, and courtship of the opposite sex SJS concert ed a Minnesota senator proposing a whopping. goernment- /r...cltss of war, planting spring of the time span called spring. semester, tomorrow financcd. ode iv all usually are started in that small rung at 8:15 eve. scholarship program on the claim that "it's as at4 in the Music 4,2% 10 We. It is not unusual therefore, that great political awaken. Concert Hall. Bldg, important to the nation's welfare to promote education as ,zecn Nei 0 crliix .SEWEIZ also are hatched in this period. A recent revolt of Howard Hillyer, a 40 million dollar defense program. W 0006 ings graduate sic major, inn. p41-1*. "rightist" elements in Iraq has shown the "season of joy" will be guest sal* This appears to he a justifiable claim. What puzzles us, 1,4), Nowt and perform to he also one of violence and Mozart's Horn con, is why when so many people in \\ ashington appear con- certo No. 2 misunderstanding. baffled leaders do not let this hap- in E-flat or program majThe cerned about education, nothing has been done to provide The Middle East, although al- pen. will include Chester the educational benefits for those called into military sert ice ways on the verge of conflict, in If the people and their repre- Overture by %Ilia, Schuman; the last years has become a in Congress would Elsa's ProePssien after Jan. 31. 1955. sentatives Cathedral la the breeding ground for strong na- by Richard Wagner: Anyone inducted into military service before Jan. 31, make an effort to understand that Canzona by Peter tionalistic movements that are Mennin; Waite? 1955. is eligible to receive a gift front the federal govern- 401 Africa the world is not simply segmented Music Suite by George sweeping across Asia and Handel; spNrrAriOni grilgirgEERS ideologically Dance of the Japanese ment entitling him to a four-year allowance of 5110 a with a tremendous force. politically or into Youth by Shigeo Tohno; Caucasian month to attend college after his discharge. Now, young (X) The former colonial empires black and white, but rather into Sketchea 4;; by Ippolotv-Ivanov have been continually under infinite shades between the two and Marche men are being called into military service today just as Hongroise Hector sSOCKLAYEgS heavy propaganda fire from the by Berlioz. they were in January 1953. The only extremes, the U.S. might make The program difference is that the United Nations to give the peo- is free and open THAPtwit 140U, overseas. to men inducted today aren't given one cent by the federal ples of these backward c..un- some friends the public. government to enable them to continue their education. tries an opportunity for self (The men inducted today are, however, required to pay rt.-1 rule. taxes to support those who entered service in January 1955 Russia has used the strong de- or earlier.) sire for self determination as a Shank's Drive -In Cleaners If educational benefits are only for those who served springboard for infiltration and YOUR ENT1ZANCE EXAM INOICATE5 YOU HAVE A H101.114 subversion. Despite this, however, AND during combat, why did the cut off date come two years HOW* IT HAPPEN YOU WANNA PE A TEACHEIZ ?Pr many of the newborn countries after the Korean trouble ended? are trying to maintain a neutral Sen. T. If. Kuchel (R-Calif.) recently proposed a bill 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111linntlimilininnIMI policy. The Middle East countries SHIRT LAUNDRY that would restore educational benefits to those called into again and again have been con- for their "leftist" ten- military service after the cut-off demned date In 1955. Certainly dencies, but in actuality the West- , APPROVED SANITATION DRY CLEANING anyone who feels Uncle Sans will soon be beckoning him ern powers have used this as a will be interested in the outcome of this proposed hill. eartkpeople weapon against nascent EH. republics which refuse to take "In at 9:00 a.m. Out at 5:00 p.m." sides in the cold war. Nasser of Egypt, although considered by BY JERRY NACHMANIIIIIIIIIIIIII:IIIIIIIII ONE DAY SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE WE FIX IIIIiIIIIIIiIiIIiiIiIIilIlIIIIIIIllIlIIIilIlII many a radical and a Communist, Spartan T TIME NOW TO WIPE OFF my old cardboard uke which has been has made it known that he will Spares IIK111001551113: gathering dusty time up in the attic along with a Harry Owens re- not tolerate the Soviets or the while you Entered as second class ,natter April 24, cording of "Queen Lilleetc.--etc." West to subvert any of his policies. 34, at San Jose, California under th act attend of March 3, 1879. Member California News- Yes, It seems we have pruned onto our family tree an island LADIES' SUITS paper In the Far East the situation Publishers' Association. Special Published daily In the sun; the reason being, I think, to warm us up after asking class by Asociated Students of San Jose State Cal- is similar. The renaissance of limpt. except Saturday and Sunday, during the Frozen North to our congressional party. The statehood bill s am -5 pm political change after many cen- Crillmie ear,yIL at our own boarding house senate--so that one week only $1.10 PHILLIPS, Editor got my full support turies of exploitation by "white" minimum time-2 hrs. now I may attend Aloha State and receive transferrable units RON KELLEY, Advertising Mgr. men has drastically made this 2nd & San Carlos CY 3-3701 Rsehpol Day Editor, this issue DARLA RODE in surfing. part of the globe a potential ZINKE'S News EditorJIN1 Adams I have never actually taken the bon voyage across the ocean on trouble spot. Copy Editor BM Knowles our left to visit our olive-skinned kid brother. But if I understand 49 EAST SAN ANTONIO D a, Neil Office mgr. Since India became a political everything correctly, more is blossoming over in Leilaniland than pine- she too has maintained a apples, and brown grass for the shacks they picture so in all their entity neutral or non-alignment policy travel posters. with the West and East. THE WAY A WOMAN LOOKS AT Many's the night I have spent hula-hipping vicariously to the ac- See us for the Your engine tune-up companiment of colored slides. These colored slide addicts insist on Many diplomatic sources still pushing their vacation dope off on me, and I must sit by helplessly, are speculating on how these vari- sweetest engine includes: A MAN ...AND VICE VERSA breathing in all the beauty of Hawaii their Argus C-3 could capture. ous nations can keep their pre- tune-up you can positions. This, of course, Clean, regap spark plugs, "Now here you see Herbert and I sitting outside the Sandy Co- carious buy.. conut. Those are two chicks we picked up; heh-heh." depends on what we do as a na- Check distributor Men! Turn Back "Yeah," comes my enthusiastic endorsement. "Yeah." Slide No. tion. you can be sure that Yager & 2: "Here's one taken down at Waikiki during one of their famous In Congress, many representa- Clean, adji;st points The Insidious, Silva means Poi Festivals." Then we listen to 23 minutes on the history and tives have a nasty habit of top perform- Retime engine customs of "The People"pt ii festivals, in particular. anything that is not Softening Tide of labeling ance that can't Slide 457 finds us getting ready to leave "the People" and their for the U.S. and its political ...and be beat! more "Togetherness"! land. It is soul-rending. "Gee, that must've been some trip, all right," line as "Red." is about all the heart I can muster up at the time. (Since I have been The unfortunate part of the besides! Most women most men, too thinking if there is any deviled-egg left in the ice box for a midnight situation is that nations are auto- warm to the differences be- snack, all the way back since, Slide 352.1 But: "I've got a few more matically divided into "good guys" tween man and woman. shots of the boat as we left." I can barely keep from jumping up and and "bad guys." down. Billions of dollars are spent To shore up those differences a every year for foreign aid, but against the pervasive, blurring AFTER THIS SLIDE PREMIER, we are given a full double fea- Let us hope that our somewhat Aftt tide of feminine "togetherness" ture of the islands via the snapshot medium. Mostly the pictures are money alone does not make Drive in today or "pal -manship", a massive of people's thumbs in front a the lens and an occasional shot of the friends. crusade is now building up on motel wall. "white Western campuses. "Boy, YOU'D love it over there:" he says, clapping me on the The world of supreme shoulder. (The exclamation mark is his, incidentally.) And I no- acy" is gone, especially when one Backed by the "Western Col- considers that two-thirds of the tice all the women in the snapshots are wrapped in gay looking 11111 11111 legiate Committee for More towels called sarongs. However, unlike Dorothy Lamour, the globe is composed of non-white All-Woman Women and All. sarongs usually outdo what they are packaging. peoples. If the U.S. continues to Service is our business Man Men", this is a crusade I think if I keep on saving my Dole pineapple labels and C&H follow a scheme of classifying in the great "where men are ugar tags, I may WIN a free trip to till,: land of Hilo -Hattie. people Into ideological cells she might well find herself faced by men and women are mighty an angry continent of national- glad" tradition, which popu- ... YOUR EYES CAN ONLY istic colored races that have lated the West. 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SP.tRTAN D.1111.1r-3 Monday. Mareh It, 19511 and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE QNSSWER MAN KOED Features Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite." Irrow commends Ike capable civilian work force to We have the choice of paying! dents both here and at other Parking Problems? and Annoys Bores' from Ortega match that of the . outlandish rents to money "Peer Gynt Suite" will be EDITOR: INly thanks to the -hungry schools, that we have one of the Jean Peterson landlords so that we may park heard on )(OED's "Classical sistant pro of Thursday's editorial. It finest college newspapers in the Santa Cruz Is Near writer close enough to the college to be Hour" today at 12:35. Jack Present its gems logical that President Eisen- state. teert thing. No Limit to 'Public'? able to walk. by LOU LUCIA O'Rourke will 47111.1.e. of the hower knows more about We always have had excellent lorrow If our campus Did anyone ever pull the oil KOED presents music five eve. military than the congressmen EDITOR: I ant writing this let- sidewalks are to personnel on the staff, due to the What has Santa ()Liz Beach Music be considered "public," afternoons a week over the Bldg. %to spend their timeand the ter in protest to the proposition thus bring- good Department of Journalism got that the downtown area of 'snipe hunting' trick on you? ing them under speaker In the Library Quad. taxpayers' moneytrying to tell to ban bicycle riding (torn our San Jose Mu- and Advertising. But this year, San Jose doesn't have? Yes. I had the last laugh; I actuate the nation's de- nicipal Code, then what about our ban how to run campus. Several thousand students it seems the Daily finally has Beautiful, shapely, long limbed caught three of them. rest lawns, our library, our cafeteria soloist fense forces. now ride bicycles, but they all are come up with a rotten apple. The birds, "perfumey" ocean breezes and our I went fishing off the pier at Horn Con. politics can't be kept out of doing so as a matter of choice pool? Is SJS to person of whom I speak is Jerry with red-lipsticky colored boats major. be host to every Tom, Santa Cruz. I caught three cat- ailier 3 the Army, but many "draftable or because they are forced to do Dick and Naclunan, the flowery author of and long blonde strands of beach include Harry In the general publica fish and put them In the glove the Spartans" and others in the same so because our farsighted Plan- "earthpeople." Jerry has printed sand. Y year-round "open house?" compartment of my car. Why William situation could and should be if ners have failed us with one few columns, in that this is his Why do people return home all HOLLYWOOD ssion haven't I had any dates lately? to the the United States is to have a single parking place for our cars. We can cut our bike accidents first year as a columnist, but in bedraggled? Vi'aeher. by prohibiting bike You don't have a convertible. riding on this time, he has hurt quite a few Because only the tanning skin nin; Walter campus, sure, but cities one pebble STUDIO also can people. color has been changed to protect Is there more than ge Handel: cut pedestrian accidents by re- Now I didn't think twice about the reminiscence. on the beach? Special Rates to Sororities C Youth by quiring all cars to park outside the column slashing fraternities Look around you. There are fat and Fraternities an Sketches city limits. What did those two girls say and rushing, because that is old skinny ones and just right nit Marche about you and your girl friend ones, Our campus soon will encom- quietly Berlioz. hat. When you run out of news, the ones. Most of them are Proofs shown on all placement pass more than 20 after you had come out of e and city blocks, and there's always the Greeks to cut. lying there. Remember, 'a rollinr and graduation 0ltotos. Your open ’a we water? have only 10 minutes between But the one about the song girls stone gathers no moss.' selection is Retouched. classes. One looked at the girl and V.: IA, Let's he practical. the team, and general spirit at How come the beach is so 24..v)k. said, "Look at the jellyfish Charles L. Lunsford SJS really got me. populated on weekdays? on its head." The 41 North First Street Why does a girl want to go out with seaweed other replied, "Yeah. And the Simple. Students can't find Son Jose, California for sang girl? Because song girls school 'Arise! Bikeriders' skinny piece of hark that wa.sh- parking places around the CY 2 - 8960 represent the school, that's why. r spot ers ed ashore with it." area and stop at the EDITOR: Now they want laws And Mr. Nachman also represents prohibiting bike riding on camp- the school, in that he writes for Have you ever tried to fight the us. These are the times that try the paper. The only difference is bully of the beach? The case of the typing paper men's souls. Bicycles are some- obvious. The song girls want to Once. He kicked sand in m. ... Se) Converient thing between a hindrance and a make a good impression on other face and pummelled me. Ins nit that erased without a traceor, help. We cannot drive our cars people. An dtkey have. We have afraid anymore. I'm the best io the College because of limited space; we can- had the best song girls in the swimmer on the beach now. NING not ride our bicycles because of state, in the past you know. Or EATON'S CORICA-SABLE BOND limiting laws. These are the oc- do you? I guess not. WORMY AUTO Typewriter Paper casions a good learner would not I've been told the Daily is un- FAREHAM, England /UPI) miss. derstaffed this semester and that Michael Delaney was fined six SHOPPER'S Granted that bicycles impede it needs every man it can get. pounds (516.80) for driving a ce: It's a cinch to "rub out" pedestrian traffic, but what of the But how about a little more afflicted with worms. ARSE errors and leave no em- MARKET typing jeeps, carts, trucks and assorted "clues", m hen von ti., phasis on the woad MAN, huh? Delaney said the worms got 4 utility vehicles that also clutter 10th and Santa C!cva Sts, Eaton's Cori-F.15alac Bond Mike Colby the wooden door of his 1929 cro the narrow paths? While consider- Paper. Never smears, nes,r Dave Gupton and he had to tie it to the steer- 450 E. Santa Clara St. ing crowded, congested smudgeshecan,.. conditions, Chuck Bruderer ing column with wire. He we what of the cluster of UITS Corrisable's idle gab- Mike Eagan charged with having a dangeroon bers in the constricted stairways, ellrface eraSe.ti Mith a Berger Benson door. trace! (A flick of the mri-t halls and doorways? and a pencil eraner puts One measure of success is not Groceries QUalitY 1-3701 things right!) This line whether or not you have a tough quality bond paper gives a problem to deal with, but whether CAMPUS MEMOS Produce handsome appearance! to all it's the same problem you had IfelOdS? your work. It's a perfeet last year. It is difficult to make 1 Meats crime not to use it ! conditions better with laws, but California Pioneers of - rita recreation majors, will initiate six it is easy enough to make them Clara County has made available ' members and one associate mem- Just three blocks off the Spartan Erasable Conisable Is available in all the weights you worse with bad laws. It is said a $75 grant in the field of Santa ber Wednesday evening at 6:30 it, campus, the Shoppers Market might require -from onionskin to hew./ bond. In con- FREE the cautious seldom err; let us Clara County History. The award Memorial Chapel. offers you friendly service and venient 100-sheet 0a6tinta and 500- sheet DELIVERY ream boxes. look before we leap into making is available to upper division or * SERVICE A Berkshire quality foods at competitive prices Typewriter Paper, backed by the famous hasty laws. Bikers arise; we must graduate social science majors, The San Jose Householder Eaton name. . . . plenty of FREE parking. Phon-,,. CY 5-1236 rattle the bones of apathy, and male or female. Assn. has presented a $25 scholat - ugs, stir ourselves to action before we to Ann Bruederle, a fresh- EATON'S CORIIXSABLE BOND The local history scholarship ship are victimized! committee, consisting of Dr. Ben- ' man student, for achieving th, riffirBlue-Chip Made only by Eaton James M. Scott jamin Gilbert, Dr. Gladys Waldron highest grade point average last Is and Dr. Edgar Hornig, said the semester. EATON PAPER CORPORATION (k) PITTSFIELD, MASS.ACDUSETTS Nachman's Jury requirements are that a student has a 3.0 average in social science EDITOR: In the years that I courses and be recommended by have been at SJS. I have seen at least two faculty members. Most many Spartan Dailies come and Applications are available in the go. I have even been able to com- history department office, CH137. meaningful pare them with other college Applications must be submitted by papers in the area, and it always March 18. of gifts has made me proud. It is not only my opinion, but that of many stu- Phi Kappa Phi members will at meet in Cafeteria room B today at 12:30 to hear a lecture by Dr. Easter Theodore E. Verhaaren. SJS mod- OVERHAUL ern languages professor. SPECIALS Mary and Sally Ellis, "Golden Anniversary Twins" for 50th an- Trans. and up Auto $35 niversary celebration of the first U.S. regular broadcasting station Valve Jobs $15 and up in San Jose, modeled 1909 fashions : for the Merchants' Assn. "Desk Set" fashion show Friday at the THE BELOVED AUTHORIZED Special Rates Sainte Claire Hotel. VERSION KING JAMES For Students The twins are 20-year-old jun- with A.S.B. Cords iors from Oxnard. Sally is an edu- He's been on his way up cation major; Mary is in home economics. FRED & JOHN'S . from the day he started work GARAGE Tau Gamma, honorary sorority for women physical education and 1557 S. 1st St. CY 5-6559 James C. Bishop got his B. S. in Elri ITIO'r early 1')5R. Jim has been Cen- OFFICE HOURS Viral Engineering from the I nit er:itv tral 011ie Foreman in the Kedzie Spartan Daily Advertising Department of Illinois on June 23. 1933. On Jolt 1. if.? of (Neap), which embrares about p.m. 420 p.m. BUNGALOW 1:45 he went to work as a lineman in the :;1.1100 telephone stations. All phone calls regarding Display lie has 1') FOUNTAIN & BAKERY Ads should be made between the above Illinois Bell Telephone Company man. isien reporting .to hins. 13,enkfast and Lunch hours. (N.B.Plece Classified Ads agement training program. On July 2. SPARTAN SPECIAL IS, Tower Hall.) I wan hired as 'a candi.Lite for man.. at Room telephone poles. Steak & Eggs 95c he ma, -"Ilion) ring- tip agement.' he say:. -I knou I'll get ,, 1 dos . And he's been "climbing- ever since. the training and opportunity tis keep k:30 'es 3 Corner of 9TH El WILLIAMS A planned rotational training I'' glans. mot ing ahead. lbws far I go is up to K B M interrupted lc) a stint in Ille Arms. took till'. I can't ask for more than that." RENT A TYPEWRITER Jim through I, irlually esirv pliant- of * A & M Auto Repair Special Student Rate plant operation-. Find MIt about eareer opportunities for general auto repair 3 MONTHS $15 He was promoted to :station Installa von in the Bell Telephone Companien. SPECIALITY KENNEDY EUSINESS MACHINES Hydramatic Powerglide 96 E. San Fernando CY 2-7501 lion Foreman in Juls. 1957. Then came Tilk ss ills the Bell inters lesser %hen he student rotes more training at company expense init ectjr campus. means Idle, 456 E San Salvador CY 5-4247 in human relations and other siipi tc,o1 the Bell Telephone butiklet on file C P & Q S isory subjectsat hini ii Mit Placement Mire. FAIRGROUNDS FAIRWAYS SERVICE STATION Prensuirn Gas and 01 at Lowest Driving Rang. of Prices! Save Through Our Membership! SPECIAL STUDENT RATE 13th and Julian Sts. 35¢ bucket with ASB Card S 10th & Tully Road LICURSI'S HAIR CUTS The world's best seller. And it's also Bible is still the Sahara Oil Co. THE BEST FOR LESS! the ideal gift for any occasion. See the complete ADULTS 11.50 Under 12-4125 BEST GAS PRICES Daily 1.7 Sunday 1.12 selection in our Easter display. Prices start at $2.50. IN SAN JOSE ANY CUTS AT 421 EAST SANTA CLARA SECOND & WILLIAM Jun hof - trcill.6 Is Will% hi. tnon. Ai r . aid,' rout, In connection with the "totosric- of his office to noel s..: s At tight, 11.. awl a hano own chra L a block onroritson iin the insin CAMPUS LAUNDERETTI EUROPE bookstore Quality Work Dublin ho this Iron Cartels; Africa spartan to Swedes. You're accompanied

for Lower Prices sot herded. College ag only. BELL TELEPHONE 3 hr. Laundry Servicia Also short trips. COMPANIES 1 -Day Cleaning Service Right on Campus" EUROPE SUMMER TOURS 403 S. 3rd ISS sai,o (Bo. -- Pa,ad,a. Calif. Pm'

4 SPARTAN DAILY Moralay. tlf- lt 101 Sacrameraio Tout' Foreign students are iti participate in an tour of the State Capitol 10 ramento in on March "Poynter Tops Norton 26, Pa/4bl chet . Phillip Peraiky, 'Reed To Compete foreign faculty adviser, announc.,1 interested foreign studelits sign up immediately GREGORY H. BROWN. Against Redlands iii 41-)131 IBy Willie Williams tans are in ler is real Frosh of treat when the University Redlands and San Jose State meet AS JACK DEMPSEY once said, -The legs go and you can but't on the Spartan courts Thursday. mo(e. y never lose the punch." according to Butch Krikorian, BAKMAS A Maou THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS The nassa Mauhr was referrire,, in particular recently to Sugar e s New 220 Record SJS net coach. danee with Archie Moore, cur- al- Ray Robinson's decision to trade punches Bob Poynter. the Spartan's new over San Francisco State and ton and Bob Brooks, were clocked The Redlands netters have University of rent light-heavy c amp. guided missle, nosed out Ray Cal Aggies. Poynter's 9.6 was in 9.6. ready defeated the 071 year's The fight. carry ine, a one million dollar price tag, will pit a 39- Norton in the 100 Saturday to good enough to nip Norton at the SJS racked up an un-official Southern California. last champs year-old cabhage-hungry Robinson against a trieless old pro of 43-46(?) highlight an otherwise dull romp tape but both runners-up, Nor- 128 points with S.F. State gar- national intercollegiate motautntriist u111, agvm' daghalt,d nupo inovsti ragnnepde2,:C2e:ti who has flattened the likes of Rocky Marciano and has sent more men nering 15 and Cal Aggies 7. and will be the Spartans national- to dreamland than any other in history. Poynter also took the 220 yard ly ranked tents ace who has been will . 44.1- SUtiAtt RAY always has been a heavy hitter. But now he will run with 20.7 with Brooks close used sparingly this season, accustomed to. Again. see plenty of action as SJS at- have to belt out a little more weight than he is behind 21.0. Norton was scratched CORSAGES he is seven years older than he was when he threw in the towel on Baseballers tempts to keep its perfect record in the longer dash because he CY 2-0462 I & his first light-heavyweight venture. SpoLs "didn't feel good," according to intact. Moore, as proven in the Durelle smasher some months ago, call Coach Bud Winter. take pulverizing punches and still come back for more. Robinson ravel South; Carl Maloney turned in his indeed taking his life into his own hands. Gone is the speed and leg. best time of the year in the WY ROOS ATKINS HA8 A prancing that dazzled his adversaries in the past. 880 with a sparkling 1:53.5. Spartans Most of the afternoon It was Battle Fresno watching the Just a case of NG KAN'S ,ma Jose State varsity base- Top Spartans set a fast pace and Ti4 I NM SELECTION , bailers will travel to Fresno to- Chico then come on strong to win day for a doubleheader with the Behind the clutch hitting of event after event. PERFECTION iN SATS Iperennially strong Bulldog, nine. Doug McChesney and Bobby Krail, Kent Herkenrath was pushed The Bulldogs, under the direc- the crush- to the limit in the low hurdle tion of Pete Bieden, boast pow- ed the visiting Chico State nine, event by Skinner of S.F. State erful squad this year. The Raisln 10-3, before a sparse crowd at as the visitors threatened to snare 01 City crew have 13 members of Municipal Stadium Friday after- a first place. lierky rambled In Be sure and :it year's team returning. noon. 23.5 with the Gator right behind outfield appears to be the Bull- McChesney was a thorn in the at 23.7. check our dogs' strongest link. Leading the side of Chico hurlers all day as Stan Hopkins, just missed clear- party and Dorman Mar- flychasers is senior he slammed out four hits and ing the bar at 14-4 in the pole ho 8 club tin batted drove in three runs. vault but his 14' was good enough total hits, runs. doubles, RBIs. to earn the Spartans a first place discounts Krall smashed out two singles triples and home runs last sea- with teammate Dick Kimmel, sec- STIJ that are and a triple to aid the Spartan son. Along with Martin are Mery ond 13-8. available cause. His triple in the eighth Carter, Dave Peeler. and Tom In the freshman meet, which inning drove in two runs and Thompson returning to the Bull- took place at the same time. $1 climaxed a four run inning by dog outfield. sprinter Willie "The Whip" Wil- the Spartans. FIFTH AND SANTA CLARA Pitching will be another strong liams ran an amazing 9.6-100 and point for the Bulldogs. Returning Left hander Larry Williams was a 201-220 to equal both winning _ _ lettermen Dick Doepker, Harvey credited with the win although marks in the varsity competition Casey and Mountie Bedford form I the crafty southpaw veteran had as the 'local yearling squad tin- EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN the nucleus of the mound corps. control difficulty throughout most der the coaching of Bert Bonann,, However, J. C. transfers Leroy of the game. Williams aided his edged a strong Bakersfield J.0 "AUNTIE MAME" choie SLATE own purpose by crashing out two Gregory and Tom Emery appear and CCSF. to be pick of the Bulldog under- hits off the slants of his opponent. Williams was just .2 off the Jusi "STAGE STR:JCK" grads. Chico State left hander Jack world's record for freshmen in TCYM'INI The Bulldogs have a record of Delbar absorbed the loss for the the 220-event. The Spartans' CV. 7-30 6 0 three wins and one loss this sea- northerners. made a sweep of the short Suits with a young son. The three wins came at the The Spartans opened the scor- dash with Jim Fiemons second man's look, a thinking "THE LAST BRIDGE" expense of the Camp Pendleton ing with a solid double by right- (21.0) and Tim "Tam Tam" Marine Corps. Cal topped the hander Emmett Lee and a sharp Curtis third (21.1). All three man's value! Nothing , - Bulldogs for their only loss. single from shortstop Mc('hes- boys broke the school record but a reg card gets you MNFRIR "The One That Got Away" The -Bulldogs appear in San ney. First baseman Kris Rein- c y _ - 4 0 .5-- for the 220 (neat. 6 months to pay. zs T14 ; SALtys_CLARAr Jose's Municipal Stadium April 14 ertson continued the Spartan Bonanno's crew piled up a late for a doubleheader. hitting pace with a run scoring 65-51 lead in dual competition ATIG CN),Lir wORSTID-TEX GAY Sobczak was undecided on his single. against Bakersfield and a 68- S'Jrrs so 'Ts starting pitcher for today's game. Catcher Ted Coutts batted the 55 12-18 1 2 lead in the trian- "ROCK -A-BY BABY" however, it appeared as if left- last SJS run in on a sharp single gular scoring. 50" hander Dick Holden might gek the to left field. - Curtis ran .a nifty 48.8 in the 69" starting nod. Holden (1-0) twirled KING CREOLE" In the seventh inning the ram- 440 to beat the winning varsity a masterful one-hitter at the mark for that event also. Stanford Indians recently. paging baseballers continued their offensive power. Al Wednesday the Spartans. will Left fielder P.S. We also have SPARTAN DRIVE-IN Pimentel reached first base on an EUREKA (1:P1)Walter Mos- travel to Sacramento for a single ley, who died recently, was a allwool suits in our "THE INN OF THE 6TH error and scored on a single by DEAN MARTIN game with the Sacramento Hot-n- man of few words, even in his Thrift Shop for HAPPINESS' Krail. McChesney climaxed the on- SHIRLEY MacLAINE ets. Next home game for Sobc- will leaving his $175,000 estate zak's battlers will he March 26, slaught when he singled in his only 38.851 third R131 to his sister. It read: "THE MAN INSIDE" %%hen the "I will to Ann Mosley the COLOR rrn11,-,e A.-3 v.iii provide the opposition. . FIRST AT SANTA CLARA " works." IIMCI EA:ES - cpcpt,Jweek loudest STUDIO Linksters Snare laugh TODAY Win Over I varsity) SJS at Fres- round-up Deborah Kerr - USF; no State. Obviously, in years! Yul Brynner TOMORROW Dunaway Top Man Baseball (frosh) SJS vs. Hart- DANEL nell J.C. here 3:15 p.m. he makes the grah .JS golfers made their opening TennisSJS vs. Santa Clara KENN match a successful one by edging here 2:30 p.m, University of San I MORE Francisco squad Swimming (frosh) SJS vs. 'The 15'i to 11'.i at California Coun- Santa Clara here 3:30 p.m. try Club Thursday. WEDNESDAY Coach Walt McPherson's link- We don't mean just at exam time, I MiiiiihEW Baseball ivarsity)SJS at Sac- aaernS sters either. -conscious were led by Linn Dunaway ramento State, The comfort vtho fired a 73. Close on his heels THURSDAY guy can tell at a glance that these Journey was Keith Rockwell with a 77. ttlIt Baseball (frosh) SJS at Menlo smart Arrow shirts make warm Results of the match were: J.C. weather a breeze. The medium- Linn Dunaway (SJS) def. Mike Fear- TIM TennisSJS vs. Redlands spread collar and fresh patterns lush (USF) 2!2 to l. here Keith Rockwell (SJS) def. Phil Ander. 2 p.m. are just right, alone or stith a son (USF) 2,2 to 12. SwimmingSJS vs. Oakland casual jacket. Arrow sport, sh,r; Harvey Kohs (SJS) clef. Jim Rash' YMCA here 8 p.m. mend (USF) 2 to I. come in a variety of fine patterw, CIa Dennis Palmer (SJS) tied Bob John- FRIDAY priced from $4.00 up. Co-siarr:ng ROBERT MORLEY son (USF) 112 to 11z. TennisSJS vs. Oakland YMCA 21 Welly E. G. MARSHALL Marsh (USF) def. Jack Luesfi here 8 p.m. ISPS) 3 to 0. FNIDAY Ron Ginn (SJS) def. Larry O'Leary 1 TO TenrasSJS at San Francisco ,USF) 2 fo I.1 C4 State. SATURDAY - Track (varsity) SJS at Arizona CHEVRON DOES YOUR CAR'S FRONT-END NEED State. Track (frosh) SJS at Cal ALIGNMENT TO STOP THAT UNEVEN (frosh). first in fashion 2. Baseball (varsity) SJS at Cal. TIRE WEAR? Come see our new selection of SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY If Man.- Arrow Shirts and Sweaters 1th, n firm) WHEEL ALIGNMENT . . . $5.50 Rf What more fitting companion for warm 64. WHEEL BALANCED. . . 1.00 ea' weather days than an Arrow shirt! Let I Si us help you choose the perfect sport shirt Push r HURRY . . . You will want to take advantage of this! NCI' 19 that's rust right for you. 1ed.. Directly across We have a wide, new selectionsure to from the Library on 4th Street make you feel every bit as good as you'll 5CLIX look. Gid SALES RENTALS A SPARTAN PARKING CENTER SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND A BERKELEY SAN JOSE Direcili across from the Library on 4th St. Share- AT 75 SOUTH 2nd FOR mEn THE SIGN OF THE CHEVRON Phen CYprt. 4.2327

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Gq1 SPARTAN DAILY-3 Dancer Sparta guide Phelan p6 Monday, March 16, 1959 TODAY Police Offer Jobs PHI KAPPA PHI, 'nesting and speak - EDUCATION Technical Placement; electrical, Engineering Division, San Fran- Give r: Dr. Theodor. E. To Verhaaren, professor Deadline Tomorrow- Tracy Elementary industrial, engineers, physic s, cisco: all engineers. In Several Fields of modern languages, to discuss "Lan- guage School Dist ric t; kindergarten chemistry, mathematics, statistics and the Ugly American." Cafek Wednesday-U.S. General Ac- A police officer test will be feria room B. 12.30 p.m. through eighth grade openings. and metallurgy majors. counting Office, San Francisco; given by the San Jose Civil Spry- HILLEL, Student Y. 8 pm., Lesson dancing, April 13 Wednesday-Pomona Unified withl majors. ice Department for persons in- in activitis, refreshments. Dr. Peter BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY accounting Master lesson modern Koestenbaum to speak School District; kindergarten terested in police patrol and in- A on "The Tragic April Today-Price Waterhouse & Co., -Montgomery Ward lance technique and composition Sense of Life." 13 is the deadline for through 12th grade vacancies. Wednesday vestigation work, law enforce- by Charles Weld- students to enter San Francisco; accounting majors. & Co., Oakland; business admin- yill he given PI OMEGA PI, THI06, 3 p.m., execu- the annual Wednesday - WhittierCity ment and routine police tasks. at 4:15 p.m. in tive officers: 3:15 p.m., members. istration and liberal arts majors. Thursday Phelan Literary Awards contest. Schools; kindergarten to sixth Today - Bethlehem Pacific Final filing date is May 13. The lesson will be limited WEST COAST NATURE SCHOOL, Wednesday-Personal Products iVG23. Death The English Department an- grade openings. Coast Steel Corp., San Francisco; Applications may be obtained in participating students. al- Valley Organization meeting, admin. io 50 5142, 7 pro. Last minute trip mechanical, industrial, civil, met- Corp., Palo Alto: business room 211, City Hall, 801 N. 1st interested persons may details. nounced that SJS students will Thursday-Burbank Unified though FRESHMAN CLASS allurgical, electrical engineers, istration and liberal arts majors. St. EXECUTIVE receive awards totaling $700 this School District; ninth through liFerve BOARD, meeting, Student Union, 1:30 business administration, journal- Thursday - Personal Products p.m.; 12th grade vacancies. posnns with some experience FRESHMAN CLASS, meeting, year instead of $350 as in previ- ism, and accounting majors. Corp.. Palo Alto; business admin- TH55, 3:30 P.m. HAPPY COIN ho wish to participate may ous years. Awards are given an- Thursday - Davis Public Tomorrow-Philco Corp., Palo istration and liberal arts majors. bulletin NEWMAN CLUB, Lenten rosary, New- LAUNDERETTE an up on the board nually for excellence in some Schools; kindergarten through Alto; electrical engineers. mechan- man Hall, 5 p.m. Thursday-U.S. Army Corps of 24th 8, William >utside the dance studio., accord- 12th grade openings. ical engineers, and mathematics - SOPHOMORE CLASS, meeting, S142, phase of writing to regularly en- Engineers, San Francisco; general, to Miss Margaret Lawler, as 330 p.m. Thursday -A merican School majors. DO IT YOURSELF- education. rolled students. civil, electrical and mechanical in physical SIGMA DELTA CHI, rneetind, Adm. Foundation Monterey; ninth save up to 50% The awards are made from Tomorrow-Arthur Anderson & engineers. We idma n, an "outstanding 176, 4:45 p.m. through 12th grade vacancies. Agitator or Tumbler MarYoet currently funds left by the late James D. Co., San Francisco; accounting Thursday-General Mills. San nodern dancer," is on TUESDAY PLENTY OF WE NEVER He has GOVERNMENT majors. Francisco; business administra- teaching tour. taught SPARTAN Y, speakers: Albert Lima, Phelan, a former San Francisco PARKING CLOSE nany modern dance groups in. dialectical materialist and Prof. Austin mayor and U.S. senator. Wednesday -Army Ordinance Wednesday - Factory Mutual tion majors. !Iodine the "w orld famous" Fagothey, Roman Catholic priest. Cafe. lumphrey-Weldman group, Miss feria, 3:45 p.m. ISO, cabinet ouler said. meeting, Cafeteria, 6 per. Al clubs wislAng to participate in International Day should send a repre PATRONIZE tentative. SANGHA, demonstration in Japanese painting by Shull Kawashima, CHI61, OUR ADVERTISERS 1230 p.m. FRESHMAN CLASS SECRETARIAL ARE YOU COMMITTEE, meeting, 2:30 to 4 p.m., Student Union. THE RIVERSIDE YOUNG REPUBLICANS and GAVEL & ROSTRUM. J. Bracken Lee, former go. GOLF CLUB Vernonof Utah, to speak on "Repeal the Immoral Income Tae," Morris Dailey Au- Ahead? ditorium, 10:30 a.m. Looking STUDENT GOLF SPECIAL SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGI- NEERS, business meeting, Cafeteria room Doily Rates A, 5:30 pm SPARTAN SPEARS, meeting, CH162, $1.50 per day, Mon. Fri. 7 p.m. NEWMAN CLUB, Newman Hall, class on Roman Catholic faith. 4:30 p.m.; Lenten rosary, 5 p.m., general ethics If you are, you will be Monthly Rates class, 7 p.m. SPARTAN SHIELDS, meeting CH238, $8.50 Mon.. Fri. 6:45 p rn. planning to attend CY 4-1088 Blue Key Initiates Just 21's miles So. of Clive** (20 rein, from Si.) Nine Members Summer School at Blue Key, national men's honor fraternity, recently initiated nine new members, according to Bill Sturgeon, president. San Jose State College. Initiates are Ron Earl, Barry Jett, Dick Christiana, Milton von Darrun, Ron Conklin, Norm Fri- borg, Ralph Parker, Greg Rose and Ron Robinson. Members are chosen for out- standing work in many campus activities plus academic attain- ISAVE TIME AND MONEY ments. Purpose of the group is to A student attending three ten-weeks summer promote school spirit and uphold traditions. sessions could finish college in three years . . . thus adding one year to his Blue Key projects include East- er Sunrise Senice and ushering at athletic events. lifetime earning capacity. STUDENTS SPECIALS With A.S B. Card IMAKE UP GRADES Graduate with your class by taking "make up" LUBRICATION ...... $1.50

Monthly rates i CAR STORAGE in the Summer Session and still will graduate on schedule. NITE PARKING $9.00 units L 6 p.m. -8 a.m. C4Grornbol Poncho has token DAY and NITE $12.50 up pointing and for his art supplies he sends all the Batteries Tune Ups GET AHEAD soy to Brake Service Get additional units for early graduation . . . Towing Service SAN JOSE Auto & PAINT June Graduates. & WALLPAPER BREHM BROS. no job competition with 112 S. 2nd and Valley Fair 4th and San Fernando, San Jose

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Married couple-unfurn. apt., Water & Classified Rates: garb, pd. stove and refr. $80. 465 S. they were not able to take in regular session. 25c a line first insertion 4th, CY 7-8324. 20c a line succeding insertions 'off, water 2 line minimum. 2-bdrm. unfurn. duplex. Stove, pd. Vicinity E. Humbolt. $90. Children To Place an Ad: o.k. FR 8-9076. Call at Student Affairs Office, Room 16, Tower 1411 FOR SALE No Phone Ordot Hi-Fl Phono, almost new. Cost $140. Sec. for $75. CY 2.0150. FOR RENT Poodle pups - miniature. CY 24590. apt, comp, turn. or an turn. Ideal after 6 p.m. Inc. YES YOU c'ose to col, and shopping dist. Coll. leo Exc. cond. Mrs. C. Furderer, 98 N. 10th, CY Whirlpool Auto. Washer, 20564. Male an offer, Call UN T.9242. I.bdrm Purr. studio, I Sell or trade egui.y in '58, 35" and 2 bdrro apts. New Santa Clara Summer Session trailer, 2995 Lafayette, Attend the 1959

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