Exclusive: *Details on 'Wanderer's' Tahiti * Voyage SJS Girl Describes Cruise; Defends Actor Hayden By JIM ADAMS of big four ('hildren, but forbidding him a warrant charging all adult crew mem- In L.A. have nothing better to do than rough in that area," the 5.15 graduate News Editor to take them on a South Pacific cruise bers with: har-ass a unique man who has the cour- said. on grounds that the 60-year-old "Wan- Conspiracy to commit contempt of court, age of his convictions and such a fath- She said she has no idea ter long the Jose State graduate Shirley Sweet, San derer" is "unseaworthy." the delinquency erly interest children's welfare." schooner would remain in Tahiti, but specu- aboard actor Sterling Hay- conspiracy to contribute to in his rev; member lated it will be a few more months. schooner, "The Wander- Miss Sweet, graduated from SJS last of minors, wilfully endangering the lives Apparently the warrant cannot be served lee's afilly named Miss Sweet was selected to the crew Spartan Daily via air Mail June, said the crew first learned of of minors and child stealing. until the crew returns to U.S. jurisdiction. told the the from 1200 applicants who last summer an- week: "I didn't want to Bail of $5000 was fixed for Hayden; Mrs. Hayden's attorney said he would con- yore Tahiti this change just outside the three mile limit. swered Hayden's advertisements in news- anyway." $1000 for each of the others including sult French consular officials Tahiti is ro to Santa Barbara "I didn't want to go to Santa Barbara papers and magazines throughout the coun- sailed from Sausalito Miss Sweet. one of France's Pacific possessions about Hayden's schooner The pay is board and room. anyway," she added. 'Tahiti is a bit more How does she feel about it? extradition treaties with the U.S. try. ate in January presumably bound for Santa exciting. The crew has complete confidence answering Spartan Miss Sweet revealed in the letter that When the cruise ends she plans to 3arbara, but the course was due west and Her airmail letter, for the Baltic Sea in return to SJS to prepare for student crew arrived in Papeete, Tahiti, late in Hayden's seamanship and judgment. We Daily queries, states: the cruise was set 'he "There are no legal grounds for the northern Europe when she was signed on teaching in home economics. ast month. were all elated even those with the dread- charges that would hold up in court if all in July. She did not give details. "But there is no time like the present The change of course was in direct ful seasickness." the evidence were in. We've checked into Indonesia had been on the itinerary, to travel as I am," she concluded. "This is by defiance of a court order a Los An- The actor's divorced wife, Betty De this quite' thoroughly. but civilian vessels in that area now are the time of life to really get the most out geles judge granting the actor custody Noon Hayden, through her attorney. got "It's too bad those misguided lawyers forbidden. "Things are getting quite of it." ;rad Describes Life board 'Wanderer' By SHIRLEY SWEET EETE, Tahiti I’m an old in amazing fashion real engi- VOL. 46 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1959 NO. 95 for sure, now! neers! It's a healthy life for all sea on "the good ship Wan- and the children provide many we work on a set schedule laughs. TOMORROW NIGHT IN CAFETERIA watches . . . ordinarily four We have a young ex-college on and four off in 24-hour crew on board that is tops. We -rough on sleeping, but have a barber shop quartet for the ly necessary. night watches. College songs from Harvard, Washington State Col- Big Names Aplenty
r of the women share galley lege, Occidental, and UCLA are the same as SJS’ what fun! When the heat started to pene- trate the sleeping quarters, some of us took to sieepieg on deck. Honor Radio's 50th This is delightful under the stars San Jose State's gala celebra- with Friml. Among the corn- personality; Del Courtney, KSFO with the sound of the water put- tion of the Golden Anniversary of poser's adversaries will be Buddy disc jockey and bandleader; and ting one to sleep. Radio Broadcasting opens tomor- "The Beard" Webber of KGO; Dave McElhatton, afternoon per- Of course, a sudden rain squall row night at the Cafeteria with Dick Cook of KSFO; Jim Lange, sonality on KCBS. can upset the appleeart the Sixth Annual Deadline Din- KGO's morning mayor; KSJO's MeElhatton will emcee the you are equipped with canvas ner. Lee Kopp: Bob Custer, KLOK entire banquet. rain. or It is a light Mitch Miller of Columbia Rec- Miller will act as judge of the The beautiful spectacle of the ords, famous composer-maestro- duel. He will present a special Pacific Ocean goes on forever. pianist Rudolf Friml, and noted -Mr. Golden Memory" award to magnificent sunsets and sunrises Central Press photo CBS network newsman, Larry Le- Friml. that can be equalled nowhere; Sueur will be among guest par- Friml, who will play some fans- blue and white brilliance in the , Monroe Doctrine: More Calories ticipants at the affair. (Continued on Page 2) sunlight; and the capers of the fly- Speaking with newsmen recently, Marilyn Monroe revealed she The show commemorates estab- ing fish and porpoises now and has been gaining weight in recent months. She said she thinks lishment of the world's first reg- Tickets for Deadline Dinner then outdone by a bird landing on Hollywood beauties are too thin. ular broadcasting station here in still are available at the Library the deck for the day. 1909 by Charles David Herrold, a Quad booth, Cafeteria, Public A lovely place indeed. SHIRLEY SWEET San Jose radio pioneer who died Relations Office, Student Af- . . an "old salt" 11 years ago without receiving fairs Business Office, and Jour- due credit. The station is now nalism Office. "housecleaning" chores. The KCBS Radio, San Francisco. Tickets are $2.50 for SJS stu- iren sire our responsibility Dr. Redl Take SJS Hams Part The 50th anniversary of dents and $3 for everyone else. At night we have regular Sigma Delta Chi (SDX) profes- The price includes a Chicken a .hour watch as do the men. sional journalistic fraternity, la Maryland dinner, and all en- t Is a remarkably intelligent To Discuss which is sponsoring the event, tertainment and speaker. up of children, school and In Pacific Boat Rescue also is being celebrated. A limited number of tickets . Thm Isuild their own tON Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown will/ be sold at the door Thurs- Teenagers San Jose State students on an was first contacted which in turn yesterday issued a proclamation day night. Telephone reserva- e Easter week field trip to Baja, contacted the San Diego Coast congratulating Sigma Delta Chi tions may be made by calling Al In Fritzof To Discuss mentalR dl'hsePecalthialaisntdinchtihide California were chief participants Guard station. They promised to on the commemoration and KCBS MITCH MILLER extensions 275 or 396 on campus. r psychology, will speak tomorrow in a sea rescue which ended in tra- send a search plane as soon as per- on its attainment of 50 years of ... Deadline Dinner guest )cial D arwinism at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall of gedy for two fishermen. mission was received from Mexi- broadcasting. the Music Building. On the afternoon of March 24 can authorities to enter the coun- A similar plaudit was read into "Adolescents: Are You Worry- the 63 members of Dr. Rocci Pi- try. the Congressional Record last Book Talk week by U.S. Sen. Thomas Kuckel Today ing About the Wrong Things?" is sano's Seashore Life class had By dawn the Coast Guard Coed, Shot by Brother, >eclat Darwiniism," a study the topic of Dr. Redl's address. their first warning of trouble when plane and two private planes ar- (R-Calif.). listorian Richard Hofstadter of Sponsored jointly by the college a sandstorm arose. rived to search the area. Mexi- Mayor Louis Solari has pro- gradual change in American and the San Jose-Santa Clara At 7 p.m. three fishermen re- can and federal authorities also claimed this week "Broadcasting ight through scientific discov- Mental Health Society, Dr. Redl's ported that two boats in their arrived in camp to give assist- Week" in San Jose. is the book to be discussed address will deal with adolescent fishing party were missing. The Mee. Golden Anniversary twins. Still Plans To Be Nurse Mary and Sally Ellis, juniors oday's review in the Cafeteria, problems and behavioral situa- fishermen reported waves 10 to 15 At 9 am, the capsized third Plucky Joan Dudek. 17-year-old room. Accor.:.,...; to the report he from Oxnard, have been chosen ris A and 13, from 12:30 to 1:20. tions. feet high which had threatened to boat was 'spotted. An hour later SJS freshman nursing major who denied any knowledge of the by the fraternity. Mary is tie book is a non-fiction ac- He is the author of many Ar- capsize their boat. the bodies of the two fishermen, was shot twice by her younger shooting upon first questioning, "Miss Broadcasting"; Sally is a of scientific writings, the- tides and books on adolescence. Chief ham radio operator. Ro- clothed in life preservers, were lo- brother, Ronald, 15, in San Fran- hut later admitted it. Police term- "Miss SDX." and practices that have He currently is chief of the Child bert Pisano, nephew of Dr. P1- cated. cisco March 22, "is now more de- ed the shooting "intentional." ight Two boats were about profound changes in Research Branch, National Insti- aa110, and SJS students Dick dispatched Many collegaues and friends of termined than ever to become a "I can't give any reason why," emporary American society, tute of Mental Health, Bethesda,. Bristow and Joe Berken were from San Felipe to bring the the station's founder will be nurse," her mother, Mrs. Herman he told police, ys-ho later turned rs. broadcast a distress bodies to shore, and the Mexi- Pauline L. McMaster, as- Md. asked to present, along with SJS students Dudak, said. him over to Juvenile Hall au- int program is call. can authorities received them and faculty, and area newsmen professor of zoology, will Tomorrow evening's Her condition Monday afternoon thorities for ansaylt with at- the charge. The marine base at 29 Palms there. and radio personalities. di,cussion. open to the public without was reported as "pretty serious. tempt to commit murder. The The "Duel of Radio Personali- but improving" by Sister Mary boy has not been doing well in ties," will be one of the show's Philippa, administrator of St. his studies, according to his fa- Mary's hospital in San Francisco. ther. wits BT:Iyat:eani7sci:ra? The near-fatal shooting re- The girl's parents were attend- :ou Coordinating Body llegrk.:11g::: ing a charity bazaar when the in- nci As portedly occurred I Acts while Miss Dudek cident took place. Her mother said, (This a it first of series of students alike Is: "Just what mittee, Revelries Board, Student The important fact is that the was sleeping in the fam- les ily home at 1245 30th Ave. -She has been wonderful through concerning student government) power does the Student Council Activities Board, Co-Bee, Sparta- council realizes these weaknesses Coed Injured Her brother, a sophomore the whole thing; not a cry or a By JOANNE OSMAN have, anyway?" camp Committee and many others. and honestly Is attempting to alle- In high [(teen school and "always a good boy," whimper." students gather each There is no pat answer. One of the most influential com- viate them. Inesrlay according to his father, fired Miss Dudek, song girl and secre- at 2:30 p.m. in the The ASB constitution is similar mittees, the Student Activities A fail-down in communications t room In Accident two .22 caliber shells, San Fran- tary of her high school, has been of the Student Union to to its federal counterpart in many Board, is presided over by the stu- between the council and its sub- lc out cisco police said. a resident of Halls of Ivy while your problems as a stu- respects it is not detailed and can dent body vice president, Bill committees or between the com- Salli Newman, 18, SJS frei(h- at attending San Jose State. San Jose State. be interpreted in numerous ways. Douglas. mittees and its members is result- man and member of the Oakland One caused severe internal ab- sb group, the Student Cows- Robinson prefers to think of the SAB includes three other mem- ing in a re-evaluation of the sys- Athens Club's synchronized jun- domen injury; the second, fired is led by ASH Pres, Dick Ro- council as the board of directors bers, the prosecuting attorney and tem of communications at this'and ior swimming team, the "Water at close range, shattered her arm, m, who AVOSNORMM. explains that the for a large corporation (the stu- two appointed members. It acts on other schools. Sprites" suffered injuries Monday police said, adding that the boy leirs function is to act as the dent body). The executive council, special requests by organizations The fact that not all groups in an auto accident that claimed reloaded for the second bullet. /boating body of the school, he says, are top officials who study and clubs for publicity, dates of and departments of the campus the life of another team member She stumbled down the stairs, to govern or to control student the internal working problems of events, and other activity matters. are at present represented on 10 miles east of Gilroy. out the front door and into the drie5. the corporation. Another organ which has little the council is another weak spot Killed in the accident was 17- street where she collapsed, accord- se council ing Cadet Sgt. P. T. includes 15 voting This may well be an apt descrip- authority but is regarded highly now under study by the govern- year-old Nancy Meade of Oak- to the police. Her brother thers, five called for help (Tank) Shermon, executive officers tion of student government for this Is the Board of Control. Here. mental body. land, the team's star performer. from a neighbor's president, 59585756, refused vice president, re- "corporation" works with a budget various student body officers Studies of other weaknesses and The car's other occupant and driv- telephone, police reported, and she line was to go on a grueling secretary, corresponding per year. The council. and faculty members study and other studies are being made con- er, Miss Eunice Eilau, 36, of Val- taken to San Francisco Gen- etarY of $156,060 121/2 block hike until and treasurer; eight de- Initiate financial recommenda- tinually. The council makes it a lejo, one of the team's coaches was eral Hospital. together with its subsidiaries, issued cordovan I representatives (a male and distribution, tions to the council. Rut the point to watch constantly for reported critically injured. The Miss Dudek was transferred to ale termines allocation, shoes from R/A. He oversentative from each of the Student Council has the last areas on campus which need more injured were taken to Wheeler St. Mary's Hospital early this and money-making methods says that his whole and two representatives-at- word on all money alleeations advancement. Hospital in Gilroy. week, where she will stay e). student body. unit (Fog Company) It seems only natural that and can either approse or veto This, in a nutshell, is a quick According to the California until her condition improves he five can buy the reg. executive officers and wreath and expansion the board's recommendation. glance at your Student Council Highway Patrol, the three team enough for her to be released to with the 20.95 shoes for representatives-at-large are of tho college, the council II SS Perhaps you have heard some- and its supporting agencies. It is members were driving north along her home, her mother reported. ted by only 18.95. He's the student body in a sinahlo to keep op asith the one say that there are weaknesses not a secret body; stop in some the Pacheco Pass after having par- "We do not know when she !nil been right! election in the spring. Oth- enrollment. Therefore, special in student government; perhaps Wednesday at 2:30 to watch the ticipated in the national indoor will return to school," her mo- ouncil members are appointed synchronized swimming meet in ther said, "it depends on her her g ro ps called subcommittees you have said it yourself. No one council in action. You may change or their respective classes Long Beach when their car col- Improvement at St. Mary's." by were set up to study wilqiie pro- can overlook this Mt. For in an your opinion of it. You may even ATKINS the council. lided head-on with a truck driven Upon arrival at the Dudek rest. rh. organization so largo, there are decide to run for a council question brought up most blems of the student body. seat by Orville C. Turnpaw, 57, of San dence, police said they found Ron- First at Santa Clara qaenily by new and old &Pt These include a Parking Corn- bound to be weaknesses. yourself! Francisco. He was slightly injured. ald putting golf balls in the livine *44%,"’"’"42::MS.: : : : : : :4 NZ.Z. : : )X 9.--SPARTAN DAII.1' Wednesday, April 1. 1959 Miller, Friml, LeSueur, etc.- -- LITTLE MAN CAMPUS (continued Iwo/ 1 Editorial ous old-time tunes during the con- 1)11 the winner of the test. will crown Byron al,k1.1"11':ellswitiiirfi:ta-Inp-stP:sirfnnaudariSJepSgnn duel "Doctor of Musical Knowl- Pigazistuty:st edneleemnntpts ;eat et adnsdaen VsFiuelet.,tetin,1, cisw.s Aspirants Prepare Platform edge." Friml will conclude the purl*, program with a medley of his Religious Council. Pan- compositions "Indian Love Call," Onion. It appc.irs that three eandidates are in proposed council: of the Interest, Inde- "Rose Marie." "Song the running for student hotly president in hellenic Council Special Vagabonds," etc. A.S.B. elections to be held later this month. pendent Boarding Houses' and scholastic LeSueur, veteran correspond- They are Rich Hill. Ron Robinson and Bob representatives. ent who landed on Normandy' Gifford. While the student body president still stith Allied troops on D-Dno. Corrie, on to be sure. are favors this change nothing has been done to 1944, auth address the dinner All of these aspirants. current world situation. II,- it. the hustlers antLare anx to start their cam- make SUPIIr is now United Nations HOLLYWOOD paigns rolling. Just what new ideas or pro- Next Mr. Robinson (and the other two correspondent for CBS News. posals they w ill include in their platforms candidates. too) stomped on aspirants who A His talk will be broadcast on STUDIO is yet not completely known but they have reportedly run up high campaign bills, ! KCBS at 8:30. -singing group, The Trav- Special Rates when he was elected a limit A folk to Sororities indicated they will make these public later the promiwd and this week. of expenditures for presidential candidates 011 Fraternities Stunt. students might chuckle when a would be set at *125. and if this is too Proofs shown Vet Deadline Now, on all placerner, candidate presents his platform for oc- .11 for the first year. we can kisser it." Today is the last day for and graduat:- rhotos. yc prolitt-al. we are veterans to sign vouch- casionally at San Jose State. a platform is This certain. Robinson - Korean selection Retouched.' more like a cardboarli box. will keep as hen this ys ar’s campaign lictual- er forms for March if they wish payment on time. Forms may he then there are times when a candi- ly begins. If the presidcot doesn't make it 41 North First Street But obtained in the Korean vete, - they are not sup- San Jose, date really (hie- imie serious thinking and clear to the candidates that ans office in Adm101. California in CY 2-8960 builds a well-balanced platform, furnishing posed to spend 'l !reds' of dollars 5.11 Q new and glow! vonstructi e.ideas. order to win the post. somebody sl Id. 01-1,1-1E5 OUR MOST FOPULAR HI51ORY TEACHER ALL RIGIff, PUT I However. many of these promises are In addition. Ii is platform included pro- PROM HIM!' HEAR I416 5TUDE1III16 DON'T LEARN MUCK OUTSTANDING VALUES TO FIT YOUR never kept but forgotten as soon as the posals for a more definite distinction be- BOOK BUYING BUDGET final vote is tabulated. tween jurisil ivi ion of the Student Court and THE ANIMAL WORLD wondertu.- HOLY BIEILE P,1 P For instance. let's take last year's so- that of the College Ad lll i l listration. . 1561 . Now $2.98 PICTURE HISTORY OF THE U.S. THE SHOTGUNNE8 (:)..nly!"5 called platform t ii President Riobin This proposal for the most part has been Arms Problem $6.88 Dick Debaters Nuclear ($12.50) . Now Now Discuss NAVY Only Sits BelardeS MADE SIMPLE. Plus word - FLIGHT. INTO HISTORY son. one of SJS's most able campaigners. fulfilled. for the -Student Court appears to Nuclear weapons will be the tu- Avila will oppose Pat SPELLING w,. pie of. a debate in SD115 this af- Bob McHale. savers and vocabulary, SI : Robinson favored enlarging the present be operating more smoothly this year. CASANOVA 492 PICTORIAL HISTORY are invited. The de- MEMOIRS OF OF AmEek enrdn () t 1:30spo, anecsoorrdoifngt hteo e I All students . Only $1.65 CAN SPORTS I 15-member Student Council to some 19 or But we are not attempting, to hail) on peons! $4.91 Rostrum,a event.Ga bate will last one hour. DOCTOR LEAVES MARCO POLO: Venetien 20 AFTER THE Adroit. members. This change. he advocated. Just Mr. Robinson. for he has brought forth r : 1$3.75) $1.49 tura, 1 5 5 1 Now Only Sin The national debate topic, "The STO- was necessary to allow more campus groups Patronize Our WORLD'S GREATEST POKER CONTRACT BRIDGE MADE SIM. many improvements in SJS student govern. further development of nuclear RIES! 1, ,' now $1.98 PLE by D. J. 0 to have voting repre.setitaC on the Coun- weapons should be prohibited by ROCKS AND MINERALS SIGHT WITHOUT inent. Advertisers GLASSES r. - cil. international agreement," is the $I Price $I9 Robinson indicated lie would want these But what about you. Mr. Candidate? title. 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"Hers- chel] Is one, of Boeing's top-flight exertitives after only 17 (lays on the job." It goes on to say Herschel] pulls in a neat $33,000 that counts per. (I suspect this figure is a modeling fee rather than for his square root work.) There he sits, smiling over his drafting board, white shirt -sleeves rolled roguishly to his elbows; he is up to his close-shaven neck with arrows, dotted lines, arcs and other impressive doodles.
IN THE NUMBERS RACKET, things never have been especial- ly comfortable for me since those many long, hot hours bending over a hot word problem: "If Alf can lay 346 flagstones in 13 hours and new Marquis Ensemble Asa can lay only 326 flagstones more than Alf, how many hedges more than Jack will Ezra plant if Leroy sells pencils for 29 cents a bushel?" very Special Actually, it all began with a harmless enough looking set of metal thIngamailggies collectively known in the department store '595 basements as an "Erector set." Other Bridal Sets I never remember asking for an Erector set, but rather than have my relatives think there was a backward child in the family, Dad from $100 squandered $7.79 on the Senior-Size. Then the battle was on between the I -beams and I. Everyone else NO MONEY DOWN way busily spanning their dining room tables with scale models of TERMS TO SUIT YOU the George Washington Bridge or building replicas of the Eiffel Tower /1-1 their dresser, while I was still trying to get the box open. 11 just could never make the smooth transition from tinker toys to the Open Mon. and Thurs. 'til 9 Erector game.I According to the article, the engineering bosses are (and I All port, t.01.1. Federal Tall quote) ". . . screaming for engineers." I hear this everywhere and I should think by this time they would have learned that yelling won't get them anywhere. Most of these PiRsquare boys are pretty show-offy fellows, what ,)ith that fancy hand-tooled alligator case they all hang from their helts. They are modern Sir Lancelots, sashaing about through the crowd, their slide rule and scabbard ready at a moment's call from 113M. ewelet3 Nobody else acts like that. Now suppose all the P.E. people were it go galivanting about with ball bats dangling from their hips? One further.question men: I have heard a rhombus is a latin 91 SOUTH FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE American dance for squares. Is this true? On your rules, get set Forms Available SPECIAL THIS WEEK For ASB Positions Applications have been avail - Is since Monday for all student FREE r y offices, ASB Pres. Dick Ro- .nson announced yesterday. Stu- BRAKE INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENT ., tits planning to run for office '1 the April 30-May 1 election You can reproduce the experiment. flavor cannot come from the filter. WITH l.ould obtain an application tom the Student Union and retort; It's easy as 'Jr. (Yes, you can do it Therefore, it's what's up front that hy Tuesday. in the bathtub.) Assuming that you counts: Winston's Filter-Blend. The LUBE JOB AND OIL CHANGE have first visited your friendly tobac- tobaccos are selected for flavor and Beaux Arts Tickets conist, simply light your first Winston mildness, then specially processed for PLUS and smoke it. Reasoning backwards, filter smoking. This extra step is the Bids for Beaux Arts Ball, Sat the discovery proceeds as follows: real difference between Winston and it FREE PARKING ALL DAY urday night, now are on sale first, you will notice a delightful all other filter cigarettes. Besides, .'zttident Affairs Business Office best- -1116, and from art students wear - flavor, in the class of fresh coffee or it's why Winston is America's tags. according to Alpha Gan) of bread baking. Obviously, such selling filter cigarette. SPARTAN PARKING CENTER t. co-sponsor of the event. Tickets are $1.50, and DeAnza "Eureka! Winston tastes good... Directly across from the Library on 4th St. Hotel, 233 W. Santa Clara St., will I he scene of the annual event. Pen- should!" AT THE SIGN OF like a cigarette THE CHEVRON attending the ball will dress! characters in famous paintings r,PACCO CO. WIN110.1 SAI cc or, D Vl',.4nrsAny April Veal' On th, i-APARTAV 1. 1959
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.447 Standard Mark Used Sororities Iliolit nelder. Emmet t Lee , at a .39:i clip, having collected 17, Sports Editor nit es -EASY PAYMENT PLAN- pipe the regular Spartan hitters hits in 38 times to the plate. He son Jot.. state boxing team games also folloms Lee in the RBI uith an aycrage of :447, in col- under ring mentor Julie 51,i, - SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. umn up ti, the Easter vacation, accord- mith eight and has collected end,', will place their National Free Parking 24 S. SECOND ST. CYpress 3-6383 three dnutl!s. The classy second Athletie Crin% n itouched, ing to statistics released from the hascarim icads the club in triples On the line I his weekend wh :in athletic nevvs office. SJS with four. the annual tourney gets under St Street who also generals the Lee, He is tied la ills third baseman way In Reno tomorrow night. olifornia Spartan font hall team, has Jim Long fat the most walks. SJS, defending NCAA charm 960 nataeioal his 417 average frtins F:nch play rt has eight free passes will send a seven man team to at but Of PIPE limes hits in :;t4 PLENTY.. to 11 his credit. nationals at Reno. Scheduled ON QUALITY hips the Huh in dimities FAMOUS abut Catcher D on Christiansen go in the 119 lb. class five and RBI's with nine. UR uith (.350) Is tied with Kral' in the Nichols. Nichols has been t,
Cli lic hind Lee its all depart- RB1 department with eight. in the 125 lb. class throughoui Dautcn Than:brads ment; is s:o ml baseman Babby season. Another change mill 1i.. Center fielder Jim Pusateri is Bine. e. SI 7S Krail is pounding the ball tannin' Bill Maddox in the I, 51237 Krail. ' rapping the ball at a .341 clip. 670 t6.77 lb. division mith Al WM) lin . 710 4.77 11.77 1 Pusateri has been to hat 41 times OW Only Slit up 760 16.77 20.77 'ORY ' and has collected at 156 lbs. 11.1,4 The 14 base hits. Menendez announc.,1 h 12" Naha TUBELESS 11.91 He also leals in stolen bases with 670 15.77 18.77 inF AMER'. lb. Jake Avey would 710 16.77 20.77 Iwo. Pk. ta $4.91 the nationals due to a 760 18.77 22.77 n04. Ad,,,. Smooth left hander Dick Holden proportional savings. OW lured nose. Avey stiller, ; Other sizes at (Nly tops the pitchers in the ERA de- 15 month wrtIten Sports car tires at tremendous MADE fracture during the Univei - SIN. service guarantee* savings. Check on used fire values my si pat tment with .00 following two Nevada matches. .. . too,. be priced from 4.50 up, some like new LASSES by Or. , triumphs, also tops among the In their re- ..... hai.s Vial, 11405, Heavy favorites yot Price . - fin hitches. spective weight ills kiln. will I, ormov. tttttt CO. Righthander Bill follows 0. its. MASTER TIRE Leach 132 lb. Nick Akana and heavy 352 W. SAN CARLOS Holden with a 1.04 ERA. Leach weight champion Archie Milton -Sparfafofo lops the mound corps with 19 The squad will leave from th, :trikeouts. SPARTAN BELTER-Second baseman Bobby Krail, second in San Francisco airport tomorrow Lel thander Larry Williams has team batting with a respectable .395 average, tops the baseball- morning. given tip the most walks. The ers in triples with four to his credit. Krell also has rapped out The Spartans scored two dual smenth lefty has allowed 10 op- three doubles. He is in his third year with the Spartan nine. He meet triumphs during the Easter ponents to reach first base via performed at shortstop his first-two years. vacation over University of Ne-
C TS-SS11 the lice pass route. Williams vada and the University of -econd to Leach in sti ikeout, consin tot h by identical, scores. Wondering how you'll ever get having recorded 14. of financial The Spartans season record Glovemen ahead woes? Suffer Three was '7-1-1 following the two Life insurance savings give you Wisconsin, ar. a head start on the future. Con. THE cation triumphs. sitter the advantages of our RIVERSIDE Protected Savings Plan, the ideal GOLF CLUB Setbacks, Win One Tilt Nilsinendeis ringrnen followed estate builder for the young man. the same pattern as the Madison 1 :ai,,ter i acation tal hnvtleitig Intel profitable for It combines low cost with flea - lerlis trip when they captured the first SPECIALS OF TRE WEEk! toady to meet the economic STUDENT GOLF SPECIAL baseball COLIC II hl Ills charges. The Sparta h. three bouts via the TKO and kayo changes tat are bound to occur IN MONO AND STEREO Shills' dropped three r, tile' copping oniy route before 147 lb. Jake Avey during a lifetime. Daily Rates Is in during the s aration break. dropped a close decision to the It will profit you to do some life $1.50 per day. Mon.- Fri. Badgers undefeated Ron Marshall. THE JOY OF LIVING insurance planning now -while S.IS journeyed to Lio, \ tigele. State %here they plit Ron Nichols scored a second Nelson Riddle you can gain by lower premiums! a doubleheader ss ith the 19er, 1.el'iltander Larry illiams round TKO over Ellis Gasser in MONO STEREO Monthly Rates ab-orbeil the opetiing game loss ii- I,. %. Stale snored at 4-3 nabbing the initial bout of the Reg. 3.98, Now 2.77 Peg, 4.98, Now 3.38 ARRY RAKER .s in Each evening in the 125 lb. class. DAVE MORKETTER S8.50 Mon. - Fri. team committed three FON ROEiNSON Undefeated Nick Akana, the BILL STURGEON classy counter 131 lb. puncher, Golfers Place 4th Williams applied the often- 2;0 North Fo:.rtk St. CY 7-5707 San Jose State placed fourth in made short work of John Dryer CY 4-1088 !he Northo I, California Intel-cal- %kV power for the Spartan nine when he seemed is kayo midway PROVIDENT MUTUAL Just 2's miles So. of Coyote k ignite gaff championships at the as he collected three of the through the second round. Le Insurance Company (20 min. from S.J.) Pas:diet:pp) course in Santa Cruz Spartans five hits. Right field- Akana decked his opponent %%Rh 266 SO. Is.TSANJOSE Philadelphia his of !,,,t weekend. er Emmett Lee eollected a a fierce right cross henna. The Span tans caldril it 36-hole fast left hook found its mark Open 4./0/7.s7hurs.ti§ 9:00 double in three trips 10 the plate. id 6111 It finish hehird Fres- on the Badger scrapper. ', State 15891, Statifaid 15910, Williams had a triple In his Dave Nelson kept the Spartan ? FranCiSCO Stailr 1602,, and army of hits. pattern intact when Ise scored a 1:11 6081. round TKO over Phil I The Spartans did their scoring second In the 71-tiele medal .taropeti- , Gokey in the 139 lb. division. The Just Imported! us the second, fourth and seventh rat for indis irked is Spartan southpaw scored freely I aloser shi t is 299 f,:i a sixth - inning. with his right upper cuts and right WORLD'S SMALLEST i.Lice finish ;is In the second game the Spartans hooks on the Badger. Shanks Drire-In Cleaners lii m:..1 th n ys Oh a 292 climbed aboard a 16-hit attack to Undefeated Ron Marshall found nip the 49ers 8-7 in a ten inning a stubborn competitot in 147 lb AND ADDiNG MACHINE , Jake Avey, as the Badger scored over the de- Winning pitcher was Julio , a close decision NEVEit MAKES A MISTAKE Eseamillo. Righthander .1 n n termined Spartan. Avey was tls SHIRT LAUNDRY Saves You Time and Money! 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SPARTAN Y Wednesday, April Wahlquist To Tell 1. 1939 3 Court Fines Twenty Six Dr. Korean Students Esther Youngsoon Park and Gi Ahn, Korean van studenk were named outstanding Plans Today international Building for Violations students of Clubs San Jose card holders are Stat:i 0 a report froth Pres. John T. I torium. All rally recent San Jose Rotary Twenty-six caniv., i Jabs and tense, the fine is doubled and sub- A Club meet- asked to attend and vote for their ing. Mii Park, a Greek organizations were each no- sequent violations will result in Wahlquist concerning a new stu- ,_ai_r fines and probable loss of charter officers. pational therapy major, :. titled yesterday of a $5 fine for dent union building will be givenl"mmitIce and Abs recognition, he declared. ' Carol Sandell Is the new Rally P Folic. interested in goliticll today at 3:30 a.m. to the Student sti, failure to return an organization Newman Club alb was sent a Commitaie cho'rman. enee, nete enattird will evaluation form to the Student summons to appear before the ju- Council. The governing body the Stu- Court. I 'tidal body next week. The court is convene at 2:30 p.m. in session o The fined groups will he given ' starting contempt of court pro- dent Union for a short Wahl- the opportunity to plead "not ceedings against the Roman Cath- prior to adjourning to Dr. the FREE guilty" at Tuesday's court meet- olic organization for failure to guises office to complete FREE ing, or to pay the violation. They carry out a previous sentence. meeting. also must turn in the evaluation Prosecuting at ttorney Milton von ASH Pres, Dick Robinson stat- form at this time. Damm warned students who ride ed that Dr. Wahlquist would com- FULL QUART OF MILK First time violations will receive bicycles to school that although it ment on the possibility of begin- a $5 penalty, Chief Justice Dick is not illegal to walk bikes on ning construction on an activities Christiana said Far a second of campus. they must be parked in or building in the near future and Spa tarot by Phyllis Mocked, with every near the bicycle racks. Bicycles other building plans. He also will parked near the Library or in These Gals Have 'Real Home' confer with the council on the stu- other locations without racks face dent parking problem. Management W. C. Lean possible confiscation, he said. Cathryn Freeman, as cook for the week at Home International Relations Club re- Karen Rocha. Plans for election rallies are be- House, serves potato soup for lunch, assisted by presentative Stan Stevens will Jewelers With they will stay five three economics majors t.,n other home to deliver council YORK come before the NEW ing made, Bill Ash, male justice, Lab. 55 Years in San Jose reported to the court. The Spartan weeks at the house as part of a class, Home Management a progress report on the upcoming Y will sponsor several night ral- Model United Nations trip. Model lies, he said, including one i: U.N. delegation chairmen will be STEAK I" SHOWER HER which all candidates will speak ot approved by the council. Manage Home, Robinson announced a subcom- Includes: Studem specified topic. The Coeds a with Council also will sponsor campaigii mitee chairmen meeting would be Garlic Bread, Chili, held tomorrow at 3:30 in the Stu- rallies, he said. Salad and Baked Potato The court plans to check stu- dent Union. dent body office applications nest Find Key to Male Heart Election of Rally Committee of- week to determine all applicant, ficers will be held tomorrow at eligibility to run in the comin..: By PHYLLIS MACKALL 3:30 p.m. in Morris Dailey Audi - ALSO ... election. Chancos are that you've never nutritious, appetizing meals: and really noticed a rather inconspic- prepare a fpre t meal for at least SPECIAL SERVICE uous brown house across from the o faculty members or persons EVERY MON., TUES., WED. Men's Gym en the corner of 5th Interested in the program. You can now heye your dry clean- Dr. DOloff Injured and San Carlos Sts. Each week, $3 is budgeted for ing and laundry picked up end delivered between the hours of expenses, such as the Yet inside live five women stu- operational 6 and 9 p.m. at no additional In Rescue Attempt dents and a resident faculty ad- purchase of candles and flowers. cost. TOP SIRLOIN $107 viser who are working at a fasci- As would be expected, the entire We operedn cur own plant routing program. house is as neat as the proverbial end our - 1 ;s UNCONDITION- i rofessor of geology. was injured ALLY GUARANTEED. STEAK Towle , In the schedule of classes, it pin and is sparkling clean. One can STERLING Sunday when he tried to help his , Call our campus representa- is listed as H.E. 150, home man- hardly imagine an attic as neat Bill Rote at son Richard. 12, who was pinned tives: Gary Rests, or agement, and that is exactly what as the one in Home Management CY 2.7920. fcr a price list and ! by a rock in a creek bed near ; it is: the management of a ?ea! House! CY 3-9972, Cr 'ha rra:n pl5nt. Students Must Show ASB Card so their Saratoga home. !home. The students say they're hat- Ask about our special 5 A playmate called Dr. Dolloff, I, Not many housewives roll table- ing so much fun working togethi introductory offer! who suffered a fractured ankle cloths instead of folding them. at Home Management House tli. when he tried to push the rock off !dust with both hands, pre-heat they'll miss it when the course GARDEN CITY his son's leg. Eighteen firemen and , their dinner dishes in the dish- completed. CLEANERS deputies responded to a call to washer, use trays and carts to All of the participants seem 1, 1 Steaks Qualify Since 1910 Julian rascue the pair, tables with lin- Nelson that 5e\P's4. and worked for serve, or set their agree with Miss 183-185 E. Santa Clara Fourth and Julian Next to Burger Bar !none than an and observe formal service at expelience, hour before carrying ens is an invaluable CY 2-7920 them out on stretchers. ; every meal. drudgery.- Richard suffered a severe leg However, neither does the aver. laceration that required surgery. age housewife have the Building Dr. Dolloff also underwent surgery and Grounds services to care for on his ankle. Both were reported her house and garden nor the Au - in satisfactory condition at 0'. dio-Visual Ser% ice Center to fix a r',.n.nor Hospital. broken phoncgraph. The program is not HMV til San -lose r to the home economics department of most dliiie rsities cliii colle4es. hilt vs MOO unlike SJS, do trot ossio their op 0 home ma IlageMent BRAND NEW 111/11%P. The three-bedroom hOlIMP IBNI invites the 1959 Graduate din r, MM. being used was moos it Its location three years ago from with Bachelor's or Master's Degree AUTO 14th street. according to Miss V1111111'11 NI.Ison. home economics to discuss career opportunities wle Sterling lute ',Igor who (Erects the pro- Salt &Pepper Se in Plastic gram. POLICY Thi five jurior and senior home Contact your college placement office c: n. mice majors participating in a this fit c-ncek prcgram have for an appointment for campus interviews "finkhing ceurse" enabling them Broadest coverage I. pot ioto "practical application in our history... all hi me curiornics courses they Ow- Towoe Bow n.in .fastest possible hate had," s.rys Miss Neliatn. Si 1.95 claim payments In keeping with its academic 6-Pc. Place Settings, from $29.95 nature, formal classcs are held Tea Spoons, lrom $4.23 twice a neck at 7:30 a.m. to plan APRIL 9th Serving Pieces, from $4.00 past FARMERS for the future and evaluate achievements. Use our divided payment plan INSURANCE at no extra cost, Official college house rules are GROUP maintained, and the students may Career opportuni'.ies If your degree major is in: vpnolyoOfittimmator go heme on weekends since the . A N lab is for five days a week. etueteri VIP many tasks necessary to SANTA CLARA Sales Liberal Arts Business Accounting L N and JUNG Jack Taylor AX 6-1470 r on a In h llll so are divided Engineering Mathematics efflially into the Jobs of host, LEAN ard JUNG CAMPBELL cook, assistant cook. I lllll 41.141.1 111- SINCE 1904 Bruce Craig ES 0-1704 el', and laundress. Each student In Downrown San Jose SAN JOSE performs 1.111.11 j011 during her Applied Science Physics Mathematics Engineering First 6 San Fernando Sts. Grover Swofford CY 5-5223 five-week stay. remising three units of credit. groups of five ; There are three Product Development Physics Mechanical Electrical Students :Icrits this semester. Engineering Physics Mathematics ... So Convenient the first session were Betty liner, Martha Takeda, Joyce ichan, Cathryn Freeman, and to the College... en Rricha. i..rch participant pays $35 for Some facts about .1 during the program. There IBM .- no charge for room. IBM's phenomenal growth offers unlimited profeesional opportunities to The conk for the' Wl P1( is giv- highly qualified graduates. Company policies lay a firm groundwork SHOPPER'S en $30 to 'my, prepare for, and for stimulating and rewarding careen' in the areas listed above. At IBM. RED& t PIVC three meals a day for the you will find respect for the individual ... MARKET rise -day week. She MINE keep small -team operation,. stub In the $30 budget: prepare early recognition of merit ... good financial reward ... outstanding 10(h and Santa Clara Sts. - Company-paid benefits ... and many educational WHITE and training programs: FOOD 450 E. Santa Clara St. . .. YOUR EYES CAN ONLY IBM's laboratories and manufacturing facilities are located in Endicott. STORES BE AS GOOD AS YOUR Kingston, Owego, Poughkeepsie, Yorktown. N.Y.; Burlington, Vt.; GLASSES . . . DON'T LOOK San Jose, Calif.; Lexington, Ky.: and Rochester. Minn. Sales and service FOR CHEAP BARGAINS! Groceries Quality offices are located in 198 principal cities throughout the United States. If you cannot attend the interviews, write or call the inansive Produce of the nearest IBM office: Meats I fe0dS5'-ij IBM Corp. 1955 The Alameda cli2/ CONSULT Just three blocks off the Spartan Son Jose 26 Calif. campus, the Shoppers Market Dr. HAROLD HASKELL FREE Optometrist offers you friendly service and DELIVERY SERVICE Complete eye examinations quality foods at competitive prices INTESNATIONAI. and optical service. of FREE parking. Phone CY BUSINtSt MACHINES Oita PROCESIPPIII IN IPPON'. . . . plenty 5-1236 latosst stylad glasses PSPINIISITTRO 11 LITAlle PlIOSNISTIF IBM C OR POP AT ION SPECIAL and optical prescriptions filled ENGINEERING PRODUCTS SUPPLIES MIS IOU; No Appointment Necessary rarffir!..chip ;STAMPS Easiest Credit Terms CY 1-1880 100 So. I st St. SPARTAN DAILY ..1 II 511 1 Frosh Continue E :day, April 1, 1959 Tracksters Top Arizonans; Nit.A-4-L VACCINE POUND? Jets LOS ANGELES 1UPIl A UCLA Medical ark School research dad yun team reports in a cautiously- dent,, ere Dazzling Display worded article that it has de- ntcrnational sari Jose's sparkling fresh ,.rond jump and a tie for third Face California Saturday veloped what may prove to be a Stat., at a the high jump paced vaccine against measles --a di- Y Club meet. Mall Mirk crew continued the Bert J:onanno San Jose State's undefeated NLAA-fav ored tracksters journey to Berkeley Saturday sease which last year killed twice through opposition dtii. coached squad. Ed Mar- .r, buzz to tangle with the Bear" in what looms as the top meet on the roast this year. IS many persons as polio and .1 t i lilt With Mutt% us also proved his "iron-man" Ahlitl'tla jug s U (' The locals, sporting from two Arizona triumphs, will he going against a club that sci. -through performan.. ipabilities by taking the broad 'Tome recently scored an imperssive win over Santa Clara Youth Village and the San Francisco lamp event, finishing third in Lowest Gas Prices es matk by men who failed the Olympic Club. until now. highs, second in the high jump, ETHYL-100 OCTANE to place up Last weekend Bud Winter's charges un-coupled Arizona's run -away freight traitt. I Spartababes demolished the and third in the lows. The 1-17. The ; tin i),' Is are hailed as the the school's history. The following REG.-90 OCTANE frosh an,c1 Monterey Pe- best in California Jim "Flamin" Vietnams top- afternoon they walloped Arizona EE ninsula College in a triangular Cigarettes 1 ped teammate Willie "The University 81-50. track meet last week. The Spar- OFFICE HOURS is hip'' Villiams in the loll yar- Dick Kimmel's 14-2t2 vault and Spartan Daily Advertising Department All Major Oils-38: qt. tans racked up 116'2 points to Baseballer der (0.1-9.9). Williams however, 1:45 p.m. 4:20 p.m. the Bears' 2441 and Monterey's 20 Carl Maloney's sizzling 1:53 (880) All phone regarding nosed out the latter in the 220, calls Display to completely dominate the Berk- victory over the great Mel Spence Ads should b mad b tween the above 20 STATIONS (21.4-21.5) to even the inter- hours. (NA Place Classified Ads eley meet. In Accident were some of the bright spots dur- class duel. at Room 16, Tower Hall) 4th & William-64h & Keyes Boh Gill, with firsts in the high Freshman Neal Dahlen suffered ing the Arizona jaunt. Bob Poyn- lv hurdles, a third in the Bill Dani, the stocky frosh dis- lacerations to the forehead and ter and Ray Norton (sprinters), tance man, topped the school re- cord in grabbing the two-mile right arm when the car in Which and Errol Williams (high-jumper) event. Dani stepped the eight laps he was riding collided with a also sparked the Spartan attack. chow in 9:50 to beat the 1953 mark. heavy transport truck approxi- Arriving home the Spartans had GRUVER TIRE CO. SLATE Bonanno pointed out that Mike mately 10 miles outside of Gil- a short rest and then Coach Bud 270 W. SAN CAPWS CY 3-7366 O'Kane, Tom Scheibe and Capt. roy yesterday afternoon. Winter, with a limited crew, made David Kilbourne made surprising an impressive showing in the San- showings. The car reportedly struck the ta Barbara Relays, finishing third , MAYFAIR The freshman relay team later left rear end of the transport as behind USC (40 29;35) and SC XTRA MILEAGE CY II.!1111 4 OS journeyed to Santa Barbara and the car attempted to pass com- Striders t402/7), The Spartan "3-K' Cs. g CLARA *5TH. shattered both freshman marks In pletely, severing the top of the point total was 35 1 5. the mile and 880 relay events, thus car. Winter admitted that if the ,luplicating the feat accomplished Dahlen was a member of the team had been at full strength, e$995 -artier by the varsity. freshman baseball team journeying "We might have taken the Each and Tax ARCHIE MILTON to Salinas for a game with the RECAPS. meet." Dick Hocks, javelin pros- Hartnell team. . . . NCAA favorite pect and Mac Burton, 24 -ft. Motor Tune-up Brake Work Frosh baseball coach Warren broadjumper, did not make the reported last night that D. INSISt Fraleigh trip along with a few other Wheel Alignment Car Polishing car suffered ON THIS no one else in the tracksters. Both men very pos- more than minor shock. sibly could have placed in their Richfield Gas Goodyear Tires 1110 LABEL A'1147S1/2'ilt' Dahlen was dismissed from the respective events had they been ,S)poPli aide to make the trip. At pre- 07 tIONP& Gilroy hospital following treat- ment for the lacerations. sent both are recovering from slight bark injuries. U. .B001(9, A The Spartans, running the 440 CANDU and 880 relay for the first time, I GENERAL 1 1 d. 1-Livet Howell established new meet records for LINK PRECISION baton events. Possibly the JAMlitsittO Go Injury - Prone both 3 WESTERN JEANS fastest sprint quartet in the It- COMPANY YOCS today, the combo of Poynter, E.01E Fit night Before tion ...11 so .01E0 Norton, Kent Herkenrath and Bob 41.3. and AFTER fratdsinfli Brooks, whizzed the 440 in Lends 880 Strength Earlier, the same crew set a new By GREG2RY H. BROWN 880 mark of 1:25.9. Coach Winter said the times Jerry Howell, Spartan ace-half-miler, is one of the were "impressive" but that he ex- WARNER Bons engineering students: big cogs in the San Jose State track team machinery this pects to narrow it down with more work on passing and a healthy year. Howell. originally from Hochatown. Okla., is in his 'Marjorie crew. Both Norton and Herken- Important career opportunities await you at Link Aviation. Bud Winter's NCAA first year of competition for Coach rath are plagued with slight mus- Link's increasing prominence and diversification in elec- last semester. hopefuls. Ile transferred from Vallejo JC cle injuries but both are expected tronics enable it to offer promising career opportunities to ., The 23-year-old physical education major was a 660 to be "primed" for Saturday's test. engineering students. Link, a leading producer of elec- runner in junior high and then lengthened out to the half Tom Daniels' 163-4,2 discuss heave proved one of the top per- tronic Hight simulators, has expanded into many fields, during his high school years, mile formances for the Spartans at the including automatic control, optical and visual display all in Vallejo. At Vallejo JC, How- Reno Defense ... Santa Barbara meet. Bob Poynter sy'stems, digital computers, instrumentation,and is now the ell was the Coast Conference (Continued from Page took the open 100 with a record- world's largest producer of analog computing equipment. champion for two years ('56-57). a decision over 178 lb. Jack tying 9.5. Norton finished fourth Engineering graduates joining the Link organization Duignan, for the Badgers third He placed 4th in the State Junior in the event. and skills will be anti last victory. are assured that their special interests College Meet in '58. Urban constantly crowded Duig- Errol Williams' 6-6 high Jump utilized to the best advantage. Link offers supplemental Last year Jerry was hampered nan and his solid body punches was second only to the great training designed for engineers, by engineers. The com- by an injury and didn't run regu- kept the lanky Spartan from scor- Charley Duman who took the pany also provides a financial assistance program to ..,KELLYNATALIE event with a 6-73,4 leap. In the WOOD tally. This year he has been de- ing any damaging punches. encourage its engineers to undertake graduate studies. Despite some fairly obvious pole vault, Kimmel took a sec- TREVOR WAN SiliANE layed by a torn muscle in his leg ond behind Morris of the Strid- The working atmosphere at Link is thoroughly profes- has been working out since butting tactics by WINCONIell1 MILNER but ers who recorded a 14-4. sional, because management men are engineers and under- -Sok& the injury and he expects to be heavyweight Tom Weisne r, Archie Milton remained In the stand the engineer's viewpoint and ambitions. Salaries MORNING THEY'RE in Op condition soon. Although the Spartans didn't STAR 6:45 11:00 undefeated ranks with a de- benefits ample. Link's locations in SUARANTEED! "I usually try to set a pretty win the mile relay, their time was are excellent, fringe CANDLE plays at 9:10 cisive triumph over the Badger fast pace and then try to hold good enough to establish a new Binghamton, in the heart of New York State's vacation. mauler. It," he revealed. "I think run- school record. The team finished land, and in Palo Alto, California, in the beautiful San Milton caught Weisner with ning cross-country in the off- behind USC and the Striders with work solid left and right hooks in the Francisco Bay area, make it an ideal place to live, EL RANCHO season is what makes your sea- a 3:15.5. Bob Myers (49.81, Carl DRIVE-IN second which staggered Weisner and play, "Bell, Book and Candle Maloney (49.21, Kent Herkenrath Sonforlred for continued and prompted him to maul Milton 148.41, and Charles McNiff 148.1i A Link representatke will he on the San Jose State West- Howell indicated that he would snug fit, in authentic to keep from being kayoed. recorded the new school record. campus. on April 8. Make your appointment with your place- ern style with leather label. like to give the mile-relay a whirl, Winter admited that the Ari- ment office now. "The Decks Ron Red" Heavy weight denim, durov (if course, the coaches don't this zona entourage took a little out of LINK stitched, riveted and bar. yet," he smiled. AVIATION INCORPORATED, BINGHAMTON, N. Y. tacked at vital points. Williams Tosses the boys. "We had to fight a 26 Howell feels Coach Winter Is A sobsidiory of 0 I Precision Equipment Corporoton, mph wind against State," he said. 26 to 32, 3.55 a man uith a thousand eyes. 33 to 40, 3.75 "You aluays feel he has his eye One-Hitter at COP SPARTAN DRIVE-IN on you e en though there are a Behind the one-hit pitching of The Perfect Furlough" lot of guys out there." southpaw Larry Williams the San al your Fos rile Howell also said that frosh Jose State nine captured the op- was "one of ening game of a twi-night double- -Paratroop Command" Csista or0 coach Bert Bonanno the best," in his estimation. "He's header at Municipal Stadium last night. a real hustler." The Tigers' hit was a double off school, No. 2 In addition to running at the left field wall by third base- the Spartan ovaler competed in man Dave Bender. Marine Corps for two years. the Leading hitter for the Spartans Senior IN A SERIES OF MESSAGES TO Hawaii and He was stationed at was third baseman Jim Long. The of the best dis- MATHEMATICS MAJORS TICO went against some Spartans collected six hits whilo in the country at 'tance runners committing no miscues. The 'Fig ABOUT BECOMING AN ACTUARY:
times ers committed three errors. Jerry has designs of going Strapping righthander Bob Cor- TACO'S Math As an Actuary, your work h back and teaching at his alma onado not only was the winning mater, Vallejo J.C., upon com- pitcher for the Tigers in the sec- intellectual!) challenging. You pletion of his education at M.D4. ond game but collected the hit exercise specialized professional DELICIOUS In the off-season, Jerry works that was' the margin in the game knowledge, broad judgment for his parents, who own a real --a 350-foot home run over the and estate firm. left field wall in the second inn- Majors skilled administrative leadership. First and foremost in his mind, ing. RANCHBURGER along with the remainder of the Bob Woods absorbed the loss for It will be well worth your while to tracksters this year, is the NC- the Spartans. Long, right fielder find out about "Your Career as an 4-1b. Ground Beef on AA finals in Nebraska. "I think Emmett Lee and first baseman (upper 2.0% Oftslaff) we have one of the best teams in John Galvan collected the Spar- Actuary" mail the coupon today. Soft French Roll Lettuce the United States," he ended tans' hits. Tomatoes, Pickles, Onjons Also Expert Instruction on Our Own Alley MILK SHAKES ONLY SAL DE LUNA FUZZY SH1MADA TO: Please send me 'Your Career as an Actuary* Pich ond Thick n ii 9 - sung HOES SL CPS ',ousts Pacific Mutual Life Pi a 1.4.5 SHIRTS - TROPHIC Pacific Mutual Building 24c I os Angeles 55, California ITREPT 45c Alen: San Jose a Supply Personnel Director CITY "Tlio houui with an Allay" TICO TACO'S "Brunswick" STAT I 4th and Thur days S. James Open every day Op n 601 W. SANTA CLARA CY 5.4447 71. LP I P --- 11.1111114
6-SPARTAN DAII Wednesday, April 1, 1959 fr6 interview CAMPUS MEMOS BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY tric Corp., San Francisco; engi. Today-L.A. Civil Service Com- neering majors. Dr. John 1.,l.- o1 ...-idmatos' D. Craigmile, a representative of tan athletics, got a boost mission. Los Angeles; accounting, Tomorrow last -D o u g I 5, science, public admin- a Sacra. of secondary student teaching. ealifomia Packing Corp. week, political mento; engineering majors. istration, industrial relations, psy- has announced that pre-registra- Nancy Caldwell, a sophomore Tomorrow-Aetna business management, Casualty & tion for secondary student teach- Ricardo Montealegre. sopho- chology, Surety Co., San education major at SJS, present- economics, engineering, geology Francisco; liberal ing during the '59 fall semester more electrical engineering stu- arts, business ed a cheek for 850 to Dean of and social work, majors. administration will be held April 3. dent from Costa Rica, will speak majors. Students Stanley C. Benz in be- Today-Parke, Davis & Co., San Students wishing to obtain gen- on cultures and customs of his Friday-Arthur Young half of her mother, Mrs. Walter Francisco; biological sciences & Co. eral secondary, special secondary. San Francisco: accounting country tonight before El Circulo majors. majsrs general junior high, junior college Caldwell. Monday-U.S. Naval ; Castellano in TH162 at 7 o'clock, Today-U.S. Navy (OCS); any Ordnance or librarianship credentials, may Test Station, Pasadena; physics, pick up forms in N, 5A this week. Bob Willey, club president said Dr. June McCann, head of the major. math, and engineering maim. yesterday. Women's Physical Education De- Todya-U.S. Navy (women); Monday -Thermo Steel Cha-cha lessons, beginning a any major. Co, Montealegre plans to return to partment, attended conferences in Mountain View: business, ass series of lessons on Latin Ameri- Costa Rica following his gradua- Los Angeles and Corvallis and Tomorrow-Westinghoti,,, Elec- social science majors. can dances. will be taught at 8 and 9 o'clock tonight in WG22 as tion to work on government engi- Portland. Ore, during the Easter part of Co-Rae's Latin American neering projects. vacation. Kick lb Dr. Elizabeth M. Prange, as- I Mrs. Mabelelaire Norman, as- sociate professor Volleyball, badminton, folk sistant professor of nursing, left of physical edu- ENGINEERING dancing, and other regular fea- 1Monday for New York to work cation; Miss Phyllis Philp, in- tures of Co-Rec also will be given. I with the National Nursing Corn- structor in physical education: and Co-Rec is open to all students. ADMINISTRATIVE mittee in revising national tests Miss Margaret Lawler, assistant ; for state licensing examinations. in physical education, also attend- Students from the SJS Com- The committee, part of the Na- ANALISTS ed munity Recreation Service will tional League for Nursing, will the March conference in Los present a family night recreation meet until Saturday. Angeles of the California Assn., at program at the First Emmanuel for Health, Physical Education and Lutheran Church, Saturday April "Doubts about God" will be ex: Recreation. SIERRA ELECTRONIC CORP. 4. plored tonight at 7 at the Student Also attending were WAA presi- The Recreation Service is made Christian Center during the first Holding new baby, Mrs. Mary Ellen Liles, 30, is grandmother dent Gerry Peterson, vice presi- up of recreation majors and other of a series sponsored by the twice over, making her one of youngest grandmothers in the Position Available for Engineer or students who sign for recreation United Campus Christian Fellow- dent Paulette McDonald, and nation. At right is daughter, Mrs. Tressie Aram and Ray An- activities in the community. ship. delegate Gloria Alvernaz. thony, 1 year old. Mrs. Liles, who lives in Buffalo, N.Y., was Business Administration Graduates. Barbara Kassity, Diane Joye, Problems about belief in God Dr. Marston A. Girard. head of married at the age of 12. and Marilyn Daehler, recreation will be discussed under the di- the Health and Hygiene Depart- majors. are in charge of the pro- rection of the Reverend Mr. ment, was installed vice-president gram. James Barge and the Reverend , Correction Confab Set for health at the annual conven- for careers in pro- careers in U.S. Probation. Depart- Contact: Mary Salvato-Personel Director Mr. Don Emmet. campus pastors Preparation parole, and institutional Bohannon Drive, Menlo Nominations of officers for the of the fellowship. The series is tion of the California Assn., for bation, ment of Corrections, youth au- 3885 Park Health. Physical Education and , work is the theme for the Careers fall semester will be accepted at open to all students and faculty. thority, jail services, state parole, 6-2060 in Correction conference to be DA the next meeting of the Market- Recreation. U.S. prisons, probation, and mili- ing Club, to be held in CH235 Dr. McCann, Dr. held on campus April 18 in CFI149 The Walter R. Caldwell Ath- Prange, and tary work. Monday, at 7:30 p.m. letic Loan Fund, named in mem- Dr. Janice Carkin, associate pro- and CH150. be con- Also included in the Meeting rwy of the late Saratoga real estate fessor of physical education, have Discussion groups will All students with practically students interested in will be a brief address by George man who was a booster for Spar- "program responsibilities" at the ducted for any major may attend the con- convention of the American Assn., ference, stated Dr. Thomas C. for Health. Physical Education Esselystyn and Rithard E. Mur- and Recreation held Sunday Sparta guide phy co-rliairnion if the ie put. through tomorrow in Portland, Dr. McCann said. TODAY GAVEL & ROSTRUM, exectutive corn. Applications are now available mittee, SO115, 1:30 p.m. BOOK TALK, Cafeteria rooms A and HAWAII for Homecoming. Commit tee ap- 12:30 p.m. THE TAREYTON RING MARKS THE REAL THING! pointments. chairman Rob Wright SIGMA DELTA CHI, meeting, Adm. has announced. Students interest- 175, 4:45 p.m. Summer Session ed in assisting in next fall's Home- GERMAN CLUB, meeting, Bldg. 0, 730 p.m. coming events should file applica- STUDENT NURSES ASSN., meeting, tions with Mrs. Betty Heskett in 193. 7 p.m. the Student Union before April 6. ACCOUNTING LABORATORY. TH- 6 Weeks 124, 7,30 p.m. FatiM Sub-committee positions of pa- GAMMA DELT A, Vicar Robert rade chairman, queen chairman. Schmidt to lead student discussion, First Departing Returning downtown merchants chairman , Immanuel Lutheran Church. 7 P.m. As Late As and publicity chairman are open. EL CIRCULO CASTELLANO, Ricardo August 4th Montealegre to talk on Costa Rica, CH. June 21st Wright said. Stuents who apply1 162, 7 p.m. $4950 will be interviewed April 8 at 3:30; NEWMAN CLUB, Newman Hall, class An Excitia4 Summer of Travel end Fee Includes p.m. in the Student Union . on papal teachings, 3:30 .m.; regular frip Transportation Introduction Parties Outrigger Came Ride OH W Aloha Greetings Luau Pearl Harbor Cruise meeting and "question boa" on Roman Transfers to Residence Beach Picnics Pt Tantalus Tour Catholic re(gion. 8:30 p.m. Excellent Accommodations Swim Parties Cod, island Tow Convention work took Miss FRESHMAN CAMP, meeting, TH124, Reception Party Catamaran Cruise tote Head Tour associate Orientation Meeting City Tour Glass Batton, Beat bunion Elizabeth A. Greenleaf, 2,30 to. 4 p.m. ‘- 1HAT Plus Many More dean of students, away from SJS , TOMORROW Send For Full ii.forma.ion-Free 20 Pig, Catalogue to Cleveland, Ohio, where she at- LIBERAL RELIGIOUS STUDENTS, tended two successive meetings in ' meeting, Student Y. 1:30 p.m. RING UNIVERSITY STUDY TOURS March. INDEPENDENT WOMEN'S HOUSING FREE Dr. Robert E. Cralie COUNCIL, meeting, CH235, 3:30 p.m. full 2275 Mission Street The first, was the National , YOUNG REPUBLICANS, ex-board Please send San Francisco, California information on Hawaii Assn. of Women's Deans and meeting, 7 p.m.; regular meeting, 7:30 GETS Summer Program to: Name Age Councils. Dean Greenleaf pre- p.m.. S142. CSTA, executive board meeting, 7 Address sided at the Deans of Women1 p.m., CH226; program, 7:30, education Zone Stare session. and juvenile delinquency. AROUND! S:hool Representing the association, FRIDAY VAlencla 4-0700 the dean then sat as a member of NEWMAN CLUB, Newman Hall, mass, the legislative assembly of the 1:30INSTITUTE ITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SC!. American Personnel Guidance ENCES. Aero Lab, meeting, 12:30 p.m. Assn. She read her paper on "Col- SATURDAY lege Leadership West ,,f the CLASSIFIEDS ISO, beach party, Eagle Glen Park, p Mississippi." to meet at Studnt Union, 9:30 a.m.
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