Senior Seeks ?s I State Position Mrs. Hubbard To Speak Students Seek More Books, to sari jaw State, made a trip nomination as: sacrament to seek California state poet , ast ,adiciate for Midnight Hours for Library
Tuesday. On :; uzeite Africans' Self-View by Jan' jalaiston, accompained By \ FARMER two days in Sacramento, present- kinds of books are needed has sophomore from Coed Man- i By MANUEL ROBLES expected to A I elean layman's opitu, or , A broach.' ,,tection of booksl ing their requests to legislators been wrong." astioat clow, os backed by Walter Dahl, Mrs. Margaret Carson Hubbard, former the future of the country. and midnight hours are needed! and Glenn Anderson, lieutenant The seven started visiting offi- .h the city Oakland, who i U.S. vice consul lomblyman from to the Union of South Africa Mrs. Hubbard's first contact with African for San Jose State's library. governor, a member of the college cials in Sacramento while viewing ; ear or and a resolution nominating! an authority on African domestic affairs, problems same in 1922, when she journeyed This is the view of seven SJS system's board of trustees. state government in action, a part rturnIsri osored a all talk on "As Africans See Africa" today to that country and lived for three years. students, who of a political science project. [ist 1.tr- yesterday asked for HIGHER all W.', has been tas.i, at 12:30 p.m. in Monis Dailey auditorium. SOURCE e The position studying wildlife, in the bush country of North- a letter-waiting campaign to back SEE ASSEMBLYMAN fleNif Poet Laureate Gor- Her hour-long "We know we are, in a sense, once former lecture, sponsored by the ern Rhodesia and Portuguese West Africa. up a weekend of visiting among Besides the lieutenant governor, IC dePartiro,., traf- going over the head of the SJS William Norris died in a college lecture committee, will lye free tat stu- ENVOYOF U.S. Sacrtunentu officials and state the seven saw Assemblyman iormally dan administration, Fred Branstetter, in December. The dents, faculty and the public. That trip aroused the giant legislators. s. fic accident her interest in one of the seven, said yesterday. Thomas M. Reese a-J-1,os Angeles) is tot expected to make A student of African affairs since 1922, continent and caused more Olatinv her to return many The seven are also asking SJS "But we feel a word froni Sac- who sits on a subcommittee now it is until next year. Mrs. Hubbard is expected to discuss the chal- times, once a ielection as an envoy of the United States. student organizations to pass reso- ramento would aid the considera- studying college budgets. An item receive his abut to Sacramen,o lenge of development needs of Africa and its the r- During From 1943 to 1945, Mrs. Hubbard worked lotions requesting the new hours tion of our ideas." pending in the state's budget is ile" 21, left a sampling of political, economic, and social diversities, with the US. empl4a, jubmon. Military intelligence in Wash- and book suggestions. The seven students are asking $153.000 for SJS library books. with Gov. Pat Brown and which pose monumental problems to the Unit- ington, !assort( dealing with African affairs. In 1945. that the reserve bookroom remain Reese contacted the chancellor's embers of the legislature. He ed Nations as well as to this country. she EXTEND HOURS was transferred to the State department open from 7:30 a.m, until mid- office concerning the student com- he is compiling a folder of LIVED IN AFRICA and Tau Delta Pi, SJS honor fra- sent to the Union of South Africa as vice night daily except Saturday. plaints, Branstetter said. rock to be given all assembly Mrs. Hubbard, who has lived and traveled consul. ternity, today passed a resolution his work Branstetter also charged that Leading the student forey into :RANCE extensively in the African hinterlands, 1 calling for "proper utilization of members, has Mrs. Hubbard's writings on Africa have the SJS library "lacked the Sacramento was Tom Bruneau, de. Johnston ! the school facilities ... prop- 2 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, March 15, 1962 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Editorial Thrust and Parry dreds of dollars for our co-recre- evil. If evil is defined Says as the Shenanigan Stop Grad Student ation frivolities. I do not think my protest is nosenceranceof An experiment in presention is being tried this semester Library Inadequate ofg ::odt.hr theungh the thereat academic com- edy is under the direction of Gary Olimpia, attorney general. Olisnpia Editor: singular in the education , , s. I would suggest that introduced to and received go-ahead from Student Council yes- As a graduate student en- munity. those students who have similar WldanorAmeWricaran 1a1 ,rmly terday on a proposal to gather student leaders for a meeting rolled in the department of po- erfii(gledhtinugP Mein thought communicate them to best educated to present springtime shenanigans from occurring this year. litical science, it is essential soldiers in the the public. world. The The meeting will include Student Council representatives that, in pursuing my quest for Germans had more George Gnesdlloff college educated and officers: fraternity, sorority and dormitory presidents: a master's degree, I avail myself fighters than ASS 111915 any other representative from the Spartan Daily: and members of the ju- of all facilities in order to pro- country-and fern the world's finest diciary. Initially, this group will discuss water fights and riots duce for myself such a degree universities. Freed, and possible prevention methods. and a good education in the Professor Seeks himself a doctoral candidate The brainstorm to anticipate such spring-feverish shenani- discipline of political science. Truth Ot Daily Error in history from Stan. gans and make an attempt at their prevention may regards ford. quoted Toynbee's well save the Since the department Editor: monis college administration and students from a repeat performance contribute to the mental study of the rise and itself able to The use of a question mark fall of last spring's student conduct which led to considerable graduate students of history in 21 civilizations embar- education of In un?American by a student as rassment to all concerned. has consulted supporting evidence for C.P. and henceforth reporter for the Daily has been his and has ob- the administration defended by Robert Hall as a approval from them and thes"Thise fundamental cause tained "simple typographical error." of the department of educa- breakdown of every civilization the state He also encourages us, how- regard it the duty of the is traceable to the radical Michigan To Assess tion, I ever, to "seek truth." The true pee. of this school to coop- versity of human nature. library reason that this. "simple" error It ia erate in my endeavor. For it is man himself who destroys is so seldom seen in print may the an institution that ought to pro- work of his own hands. And be the fact that the hyphen and this vide a great amount of the fa- is accomplished when intelli- State the question mark are two gence College A-74 is at its Grad? "- IIIIII cilities in the form of literature highest and in inches apart on the keyboard that I shall need. maximum control over the LANSING, Mich. (UP11 A Allen added to the surprise of 610,e6C: 1141 t lEtr CNE!! THAT oNetyfLJLL. CSag!' of desk model typewriters (the en proposal that all graduates of his proposal by inserting a pro- Yet I find the library entirely hyphen is on the top row and Frederick Michigan's state-supported col- vision which would wipe out the Inadequate for the pursuit of the question mark on the bot- Harris virmnientFred."ASB 5341 leges and universities be assess- debt to women graduates who graduate education in political tom row). ed at least $1200 each for their married before the note was science. Not only is there lack Also, the hyphen is produced Ray Leong state-subsidized education has paid. The bill allowed payments reo of essential literature, but the when the type is raised into the ASB 13556 created a legislative stir here. to be made at the rate of $100 method (I use the word loose- capital position. It is truly not The proposal came from Rep. a year or more, starting one ly) of cataloging materials is easy to make this simple typing Liberals Shift About Lester J. Allen. a Republican year after graduation. haphazard and inefficient and error, and I made sure of that from the central Michigan com- Some legislators suggested Al- often produces confusion. Also before I recommended discipli- Like 'Reeds In Wind' munity of Ithaca. who said his len wanted to subsidize the mar- orderer the high school operating hours nary action for the overtly guil- Editor: "compulsory alumni contribu- are fraught with contradictions riage of college women or en- siiPeteKuala ty student! The current furor tion" plan was better than im- to the long, diligent hours re- over Proles. courage husband-hunting among Yet we have been asked to be- sor Carmick's posing new taxes or raising tui- quired of the graduate student. etarnpts to coeds. He said forgiveness of the lieve it was purely accidental strengthen our country's tion fees to get funds needed by nation. debt for women who married I do not believe that the ex- that the committee was called al determination certainly the colleges for construction The Undemocratic Military elan. was designed to prevent a state- cuse that lack of funds is the "un?American" instead of "un- fies beyond much purposes. reasonable imposed burden on the man who Our military men, either directly or indirectly, are making news cause for such shortcomings is American," even though in this doubt who is and who Tuition at the colleges and is not must assume the debts of his these days. First thing that comes to mind is that Senator Thur- worthy of acceptance. We spend article, the use of un?American concerned about universities under state control America's drift wife. mond, the ambassador from South Carolina, is trying to show how thousands of dollars for support very nicely complemented the toward socialism and is half or less than half the tui- our con- Allen said he heard no opposi- they've all been "muzzled." Admiral Burke, for one, agrees. On of our athletic teams and hun- tone of the rest of the announce- tinued lack of tion paid by Michigan residents initiative irl the tion to his plan, although the the other hand General David Shoup, commandant of the marines, ment. cam war against at private institutions. coinmunism. Michigan Legislature also was thinks he's barking up the wrong tree. (Get it? "barking muzzled." If the guilty student has been Allen holds to the theory that The fact that there is contra considering several other pro- Shaggy dog, you say.) this easily exonerated of my tuition should be kept as low versey is explained by one fact posals to provide funds for high- That line of thought leads me to cogitate about General Walker Effective Diplomacy charge of intentional chicanery, as possible, to afford the oppor- of life more than any other; er education construction. and his chances of becoming governor of Texas. Personally, rm I suppose we may now expect tunity of higher namely, that liberal has a strati- education to the rooting for him. They deserve each other. to see "un?American," "anti?- greatest number of people. "No one has been exception- glehold on the college faculty And, of course, Admirl (ret.) Carmick is active locally. As I By Peace Corps Communist," "pro?W ester n," Needs of the institutions, how- ally vocal about it, but all of (with a few notable exceptions' said, the brass are in the news (or Mercury). and vice?president frequently ever, have not been met in re- the people I have talked to, edu- By VICENTE MALIWANAO and considerable influence cators and students alike, have Which all leads me to my new proposal for reorganizing the appearing in the Daily. cent years, because of Michi- United Press International among undergraduates. Some of been favorable to the idea," he armed forces. As any faithful readers will remember, about a year However, if these errors of- the ridiculous precepts of this gan's financial problems. The PEACE CORPS TOWN, Phil- Castro, Fuchs, said. ago I suggested that what was needed was elimination of non- fend communism. philosophy explain our present "boom" of post-war babies is ippines (UPI) A team of Hiss or the Hungarian "No one likes to pay money to commissioned officers (NCOs). Alger situation. expected to further complicate young, dedicated Americans is government, I am sure some the problem in education. anyone if they can avoid it, but Most important is the mitten. ENOUGH WORK shaping up a new and effective well?known people will be Statistics based on projected I think this is a plan which will tion that all ideas are equal:'; Merely delegate the duties of NCOs to officers, I ventured. concept in international diplom- screaming about it on this cam- enrollments indicated Allen's grow in acceptance if approved. valid (except, of course, the orw Along with their own duties, there would be enough work for one acy in Philippine rural areas. pus for months. program would raise $45 million "We have to relieve the bur- which says they are not). man for possibly half a day. In this typical town, which I don't believe I am consid- a year at the end of 12 years. den of education on the taxpay- Closely related to this theon In that system, of course, rather than have the lieutenant, for could be anywhere in the Philip- ered overly excitable and I "do" Allen, a short, thin, grey- er. This would provide funds for is the abusive use of the word example, tell the sergeant to tell the private to clean the latrine, pines, President Kennedy has attempt to treat people fairly haired man who received his de- capital outlay based on the earn- "tolerance." It originally meant the lieutenant would tell the private to clean the latrine. The only launched the Peace Corps pro- in every way, but I arm not gree from the tax-supported big power of the college gradu- a respect for the rights, beliefs effect o nthe military this would have had is that the private would gram's first experiment in Asia. happy about extremely biased Michigan state university, has ates who went through school and practices of others. have replied, "Yes, sir" or "Yes, lieutenant" instead of "Yes, ser- reporting. I would be against rarely come forth with contro- partially on tax funds." The Peace Corps volunteers over the last 30 geant." reporting that unfairly favored However, versial ideas in the past. Allen's two daughters and one who will live and work for two it has been construed to In addition, my system would have eliminated the inequity of the extreme right, as well as years, His proposal is to require son also attended Michigan state years with residents in Phipip- toleration of subversion possibly having men with an average educational level of 10 or 11 items such as the one favoring include graduates to sign a promissory university in East Lansing. "They pine barrios (villages) are prov- infiltration, toleration of years (NC0s) ordering men with Ph.D.s in philosophy or nuclear the extreme left which precipi- and note for $1200 and $1500 for doc- are all in favor of the plan," ing to be enthusiastic diplomats- behavior on the part of physics around. tated this discussion. proper toral degree recipients. Allen said. without-portfolios with an eye children and of those who don't It would have meant that men with an average education level .1. Gordon FAlawrds for better Philippine-American understand or seek to destroy of 13 or 14 years (officers) may have been ordering men with Professor of Entomology relations. us. Ph.D.s in history or political science around. Much better, as one During their two-year tours in this philoso- can easily see. The precepts of the barrios, the volunteers will 'Must We phy can be summarized in one Recreation Dept. Provides serve as educational The NAKED TRUTH aides in Draw word: "fuzzy-mindedness." English, science and mathemat- Blood?' have, es- But the naked truth is. I've dropped those ideas. Mainly, be- Editor: adherents of liberalism ics in the schools and assist in firm standards of cause no one was willing to back them. My new system is even Perhaps it is time to let some sentially, no Creative, Meaningful Life better community living. wrong; all is gray- better. fresh air into these debates so right and no blacks and white. The military, as we know it, works in the same manner as it Extensively trained and tu- that any personal wounds in- there are liberals shift to and By TIM BARR program find their choice wide did under Alexander the Great or Augustus Caesar 2000 years tored in different aspects of the curred do not fester in the argu- In short, in the wind. It took the Recreation depart- and varied. In the social science ago Or more. Filipino way of life, they are ments now leading deeper into fro like reeds This is what a conservative ment 12 years of slow taxiing field, students are able to work That is, there are two distinct social classes officers (aris- getting accustomed to living in the mire of dehumanization. before he tries to before it finally got off the in juvenile halls, providing rec- tocrats) and enlisted men I rabble or serfs). modestly furnished rural Filipino In this, our country, every must consider his position to a group ground on its first solo. reational facilities for their As anybody knows, the idea of an irreconcilable class structure homes, eating rice with their person is entitled to his opin- explain In 1945, a need was recog- charges. is undemocratic. One might go so far as to say it is an antiquated meals and swapping greetings ion and free expression. Every of liberals. nized for a recreation curricu- MISCONCEPTION enigma within a libertarian philosophy of government. One might. In the local dialect with the resi- other person has the right to Richard H. Reels lum, by Dr. Irene Palmer, then The popular misconception of The solution is to eliminate the officer and enlisted classes, dents. disagise privately and publicly. ASH A16.!9 head of the Women's Physical the recreation major is that he per se, and replace them with a less malevolent system based ONLY The volunteers, mostly in their It seems as though only when Education dept., who realized is the "guy with the whistle on on graduating rank. 20's and fresh from college, get opinions are stated as absolutely that many veterans would be the playground." According to Intelligence and psychological tests would determine at what no actual salary. But they re- binding logmas, leaving no other ceive monthly allowances of 210 returning who were accustomed Dr. Wiley, "People do not un- rank a draftee would begin. Consider how the American dream of alternatives or choice, that we SpmEnziraimaimcngiveZZfriii 9ailli to regular recreation activities. derstand. The main job our peo- rising quickly to the top could be realized; from basic trainee to pesos ($105) each which are for writers and readers all become general in a week. Not quite, but almost. board and lodging and other Needs for professional recrea- ple have is in helping to provide threatened or poisoned. And as second class matter Apd personal expenses. Entered uo tion programs were being ex- the constructive opportunity for freeing print turns to vitriol. 24, 1934, at San Jose, C.aliforeis, 1879. Mew pressed by industry and munici- creative use of leisure time." FILE CLERKS, ARISE They work in groups of four In those countries about dor the ad of March 3, which Publishers Opponents of my new system in each barrio, where they chip Isor California Newspaper palities. An important emphasis has claim that hierarchy is part we debate it seems meritable to daily by Awe in for the rent of a small house Association. Published Silo However, no one at SJS was been stressed In the rehabilita- of every large organization. True, but not forced hierarchies. A file note there no "letters to the Students of San Jose and sometimes the employment elated Sunde willing to assume responsibility tion services of Veterans hos- clerk in a business CAN fraternize with the vice president without editor" or "Thrust and Parry" College except Saturday and of a cook and a laundrywoman. ii. of the new area. Dr. Mary Wiley, pitals. Here the recreation spe- either party facing adverse actions from the organization. columns! elteiresibanglisso.onrillyuelgleeancy.aeds:rom.miSlibscription In the morning, they all go to po:nicamiarp"diasa:.y.eiii.::: now recreation dept. head, was cialist is needed in a theraputic While it may be true that familiarity breeds contempt, that is I would ask only, "Must we their assigned schools to teach, the first to teach a recreation mission. Oftentimes, the only the case only when the factions becoming familiar with each other draw blood?" are contemptible. and return home late in the aft- 4-6414--Editeral course. physical activity hospital pa- David R. Genth leaPY, 10 gents. CY ernoon. Most of their free time 2385, 2386. Arise GAINS STAFF tients get is from the recreation Do I hear a strong stir of approval? No? I didn't think so. ASS A5742 Est. 2393, 2304, 2014 is spent in discussions with the Ext. 2061, 2082. 2083, Then, in 1947, the fledging got people. No one else has vision. thing Co, OW,. barrio folks on community prob- Press of Global Printing Its first male instructor. In Last week, the first edition of 1:45.4$4.:".20 lems and projects. 'Liberal' Meaning "muterbours should be 1949, Miss Ardith Frost joined a handbook entitled, "Clinical Friday. My phone calls The response to the Peacr the staff. In 1955, the California Affiliate Program" was distrib- Challenged reads during Nose hours. Art Sale Figures Corps program by the residents Editor: R.0_ ...... PERKO Recreation commission sent its uted by the VA to its 18 hos- Order of DeMolay AEddi:oeor is.i.e-g m.-.,...;...gC.A, has exceeded expectations. Their The Spartan Daily state specialist, Buford Bush, to pitals in the six western state reporting OTNHSO 1.4 P S 0 Pi special "fans" are the children of Dr. SHERRY p0 s SJS to help in the program. area. The manual was compiled Incomplete, $406 Richard Tansey's keetire JESS.E_I.H....111.ED Observes 43rd Yr. who, everywhere they go, flock last, week to the S.IS Democratic DarWseiciremyediEtodritor Editor . Then, in 1957, Kenneth Kim with the assistance of the SJS The ()rder 1,1 ,i Ma- POSITIONS Incomplete figures on the re- to them and excitedly call club defined the liberal as an STAFF JOLLY joined the faculty and the small Recreation dept. David Shaw, Editor .._ WANDA sonic sponsored youth group, LS sults of Sunday's student art out, "Americana! Americana!" 'optimist," one News WO group gained independence as area representative of the physi- who "believes in Office Manager -._... DON observing International DeMo- exhibit and sale show plocx-rds (American women) or "Amer- the RAGLAND a full-fledged department, perfectibility of an indi- Sports Zditor _._ FRED cal medicine and rehabilitation lay Week, March 11-18, and the of $406.50 from sales and $270 icano!" for the JANE YOUNG men volunteers. vidual through education." Copy Editor ...... _ .. ON Teaching responsibility of the service in the area medical office 43rd anniversary of the organi- LESTER from attendance, according to Barely a month after their Frank Freed, the initial lec- Feature Editor . .. HEADINGS early staff members was divided in San Francisco made a special zation. John V. Fine Arts Editor .. CHRIS DeVincenzi, assistant arrival, the volunteers have turer in the Thursday noon se. between the physical education presentation of the manual to Founded in 1919 in KAMM; professor of art. yCTAANNKAAALHmllAolsITH: plunged into their work with ries sponsored by inter-Varsity RmUACKRIELGILATIHE department and recreation. her four staff members at the City, Mn.. the DeMoleys chose Not. all the money from tick- enthusiasm. One is helping run and Spartan Tr -C, challenged In 1960, Miss Mae Stadler Palo Alto VA hospital as their name that of Jacquea et sales has been collected yet, a health clinic when not in this definition. Photo Editor D CHAPMAN joined the staff as a full-time NOT ALL PHYSICAL de Monty, a 14th century Cru- Editor DON so these figures are not final. school, others have helped con- The problem with education, Each/sego GLENN LUTA, instructor. She is cur- Proviiiiin. Manager . recreation The recreation specialist will sade leader who burned at the struct a school fence while some according to Tom Chasm All proceeds from sales go to Frank Freed, is Salesmen: III Brmheen. Hit rently on leave and Miss Lenore also find employment in conduct- stake rather than betray his have received the pledges that Jerry Hess, Phil of most of the students are Judy Crabtree, Nu,biUTM' Thompson is filling for her. ing community activities. While followers to French King Phillip the students whose work was Youth Leagues Norton, DIV, put up by Fili- not truly liberal at. all, hut sub- gins, Gus Oldham, Dos Strangely enough, at the Uni- recreation is a good hit physical the Fair. sold. Money brought in by O'Daniels, Darrell gist ticket pinos themselves to work with consicously adopt the policy: Pat .:1,...,:i, the in nature, it encompasses Rademaker, Robert versity of North Carolina, such The San Jose chapter of De- sales will go into a student art the you 'Where they iead eta I will fol- recreation department is an in- areas as socializing, arts, read- MAR), has within its member- Armed with a desire to make low; what, Anderson, teet))" scholarship fund. they feed me, I will Reporters: Gary Ferne. tegral part of the Sociology de- ing, and poetry. Specialists may ship about 20 San Jose State friends and a dedication to work, Chambers, John Sunday's sale and eadilbit was swallow." Barr, Jesse Herringtos, partment. be called to establish programs men. Worldwide, there are about the volunteers are on their way John R. Henry, Barbararm Kenms11 Freed asked: What is the Thes Employment possibilities for for a community's senior citi- 3 million members and 2000 sponsored by the San Jose Jun- to writing a new chapter Joan Jackson, In in- greatest problem to face the Lund. Mao, Ned... i''' of the four-year, B. A. zens. chapters. ior Women's club. Carolyn Prady Stir.). graduates ternational diplomacy. mind of man? The problem of Pic,,,, Manuel Roblin, 111110.m. Art Prof. To Spend Thursday March 17 1Oe2 %PART 1N DAILY II " saw. Famed only One Semester Here l o-Round 'Chalk Garden' Opens Tomorrow I I lag brOnZe, Steel, CI /tIper, By DRU CHALLBERG Sy yjtt'UtsTAV brass and silver. Society in American Worn- Editor Evening for Two-Week Run the a& ;;Who'sWito Who in American Professor Nash's provoeative the jg. DELTA ZETA partmenes production, under the in a psyctiolostical conflict Who at Sun Jose sculpture pieces have brought An English comedy on human he rem. Who's Following last Sunday's spring initiation ceremonies at the direction of Dr. Paul W. Davee. ,,aionst losing her ties with the 0." her fame nationally and inter- psychology, Enid Bagnold's "The in sorority house, the new actives enjoyed a banquet in their honor. assistant professor of drama, will past. Soii Suite? nationally in the art world. Her Chalk Garden." will open its Katherine Nash, associ- The scholarship award was received by Carol Couture. Caryn Feat be presented tomorrow and Sat- The role of 16-year-old Laurel. in 'as. artistic contributions SJS, fits have been waa named outstanding two-week run tomorrow night at tune the oraessor of art ut pledge. Mrs. Fred Holt, a former naticauil urday. and March 21-24. granddaughter of Mrs. St. o, shown in must of the major mu- 54:15 in the College Theater. in the all three of these officer, gave the utter-dinner talk. Tiekets to all pernemences are Maughtun and responsability of roly into seums of the "Who's United States, in- The Speech and Drama de- ad more moories. The former still evailuble at the College the governess, is filled by Borate cluding New Yolk, San Fran- CHI OMEGA 'rs than Theater box office, Fifth and San Lewis. junior drama major. cisco, Minneapolis, Kansas City Sorority sisters, Judy Langen and Elsie Landis, were recently id from Fernando SLS. AIIIIIISS11011 LS 50 The unieedietable Laurel and Chicago. stenaded as new Little Sisters of Minerva by the Sigma Alpha rsities. cents students and $1 general. points out an important point of Epsilon brothers. Her works remain in perma- Oral Interpretation doctoral Bao nold’s play is the fourth Elsa' play when she says of her nent Arlene D'Arey, house sister, Is os fitUlliS1 in the Sigma Nu White collections at Walker art production tat the Speech and grandmot her, "She's a great gar- 'm Stan. center Rose queen contest. in Minnesota, Joslyn art Selection Chosen learnt* department's 31st drama dener, but nothing glows ; menu- A dessert and for museum in Nebraska and Kan- rock 'n roll dance is planned for tonight by Chi and Stephen Vincent Benet's dra- season. If revolves about the her." For the situation is an un- fall sas Omega and Pi Kappa Alpha at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house. university in Kansas matic narrative about the Civil household of an English ananor healthy otte itor a child rani the diorts as Internationally, she has for nis hadIMMIMITMPRM DELTA UPSILON War. "John Brown's Body," has which boatels; a village given. implication is that Laurel will three pieces shown at at the Delta Upsilon fraternity lists its spring officers as Harry Polley, been selected as the script for A touch of mystery is gOen not glow 10r her either. Brussels Wiwi& fair, and also president; Ali Alley, vice this semester's oral interpreta- the play by the unknown back- Seat the president; Pete Kahl and Wayne Holbrook. One of the most et ward parts in Paris and London. social arid financial directors. tion reading. according to Mrs. ground of a seemingly strange of the play should also prove ieal Unable to describe her own Noreen LaBarge Mitchell, direc- woman who is hired as a gov- to be one of are funniest. This per. P111 SIGMA KAPPA re. It is work, the "Art in America" mag- tor and assistant professor of erness to the household. 'rhe is where the mysterious back- Now on the active membership roll at the fraternity are Gil azine eloquently phrased it thus: speech. govetness is portrayed by Joan ground of the governess is rays the Amortise, Brinley Appleton, ly: "Katherine Larry Armstrong, Mike Davis, Ed Del The cast for the SJS reading And this Nash is a ver- Lankenau. sophomore speech and brought out by a special dinner Rosario, Bob Gurley, Dave Harshbarger, Jim Byer. Vaughn Koh- intelli- satile sculptor who has made the of Benet's national epic poem has drama major, for the SJS pro- guest, a judge and old friend of :leek, Bob Lacey, Dave McKell, RUSS Mayfield, Dun Mercer, Bob and in traditional materials and proc- also been chosen. The Choraliers, duction. Mrs. St. Meagher, Mills, Dwain Mitchell, Walt Prine, Gary Rosen, Daryl Sat tul, Chris the en. esses of the blacksmith reveal special singing group in Madrigal Employer of the governess is Tarkington, Bob Vargo, Mike Walker. Bob Watt and Randy the Insight and imagination of music, will perform as singing Willoughby, a once powerful and beautiful the poet." choir for the May 4 and 5 read- Our trained styfisis ing. The group is directed by Wil- hostess of London society, Mrs. We KATHERINE NASH The gifted professor SIGMA KAPPA ewer% ore in demand PROF. also our graduates famed sculptress liarn J. Erlendson, professor of Si, Maugham. Jane Lambert, place brings to SJS a long list of aca- Newly initiated sisters at the sorority are Leeoda Arnerich, in top positions in music. senior language arts major, plays demic arhievemente. A graduate Sally Clark, Sue Dean, Claudia Goodale, Sharon King, Helen Hen- the heir styling field. Directing the verse choir are he aging wniman wit,'is i riiywi..1 Thew are well-paid Who's" have reeognized her of the University of Minnesota, derson, Lesley Hunter, Karen Johnston, Linda Maeraggert, Sandy two students, Marian Green and iobs with plenty of among their hallowed pages. The she went on to study for seven Reese, Florence Resruad, Marjorie Richardson, Barbara Schauer room for advance- is currently and Linda Claudette Lomax. Ca/I for .n4ot. 'bold atter who's who years at the Walker art center Shoemaker. Recently, the house pledge class held the ment. the 'notion about our know her this %en-res- in traditional Big and Little Sister party. The group journeyed by An oral interpretation read- getting to Minneapolis, Minn. Al the uni- modern teiechiwg Vint train to Palo ing is given each semester as an ter. versity, she was, at one time, Alto fur the celebration where the big sisters were methods. treated activities class project. Proceeds The tea% talented professor is acting direetor of the art gallery. to a breakfast. etite Proles- from the performances go into teaching sculpturing at SJS for Traveling to Nebraska, she SIGMA PI funds for Information Avoilable Ipts to headed exhibitions the semi-annual Doro- An one semester, replacing Leonard at the Joslyn A ''Tiki ageless ew dress de. ; nation. Twist" costume party will be held tomorrow night in thy Kaucher oraLinterp awards. Now associate professor of ail museum in Omaha, She was partatent Sonley, the fraternity's newly decorated basement. Palm leaves and masked Benet's epic poem led the best you who are if clari- also head of the art, now on sabbatical. sculpture de- lights will add to the 51 or unth r. to asonable "Tiki" theme. seller list for years and won him Designed Although her specialty Is work- partment at Omaha university Remember, the bury school t is not a Pulitzer prize. tit without a terations. Sizes ing with welded metals, the ver- and the University of Nebraska SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON gives the a's drift Charles Laughton's adaptation 5 to 13 best training satile professur has done wink In Lincoln. The officer slate at the fraternity will now bear the names of se ros- of the epic was taken across wood and stone carving, and In addition to all of the out- Jack Stinchfield, president; JUL. Gibbons, vice president; Reed Hol- in the in America three times in the 1950's in the casting prOCPSS(7111 UttilZ- standing offices the pert profes- comb, secretary; Ron Castigh, treasurer; Paul Pugh, corresponding munism. under the production of Paul sor has held, she still has found secretary; Dick Currier, sergeant at arms; Bob Jameson, chronicler; San Jose Gregory. ; contra the time to travel to different Gary Peterson, rush chairman; Dan Sheldon, chaplain; Court The Yale Drama school later Beauty College one fact SAN JOSE THFATRE GUILD schools and give short courses Stewart, 1FC representative; Kieth Atkins and Gary Peterse. did its own adaptation of the , other; MISTS: WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S and demonstrations on welding social chairmen; Bruce Heskett, scholarship; Bud Fosdick, house novel-length poem. 156 S SECOND a at ran. sculpture and sculpture of the manager and Mike Melin, pledge Warden. Narrators for the SJS read- faculty 20th century. CY 8.4388 MARIAN HALL ing are Bob Browning, Russ Hol- DOWNTOWN * eptionsi Although she has found satis- VALLEY FAIR The hall recently held elections and announced its officers as comb and Caiole Warren. Indi- o e nee fying and interesting work at Bobbie Adair, president; Nancy Stinson, vice president; Judy Brady, vidual characterizations will be Some of SJS, Professor Nash will be of this secretary; Sue Steele, Treasurer; Bev Rauh, publicity chairman; done by Rosalee 13iasatti, Joe bound hack to the Minnetonka Betty McElroy, social chairman; Karen Clawson, birthday chair- Kirk and Lee Ruggles. present art center in Minnesota at the man and Gail Kaufman, proctor chairman. Stage manager Alton Blair will end of the MILK semester. FREE There she Betty McElroy and Nancy Stinson will be co-editors of the be assisted by Gary Proost, Ma- conten- intends to continue teaching and monthly "Marian Hall News." Assisting them will be Sue Steele. rie Franklin and Miss Lomax \\ it It equally doing more works of her own. EVERY TOP SIRLOIN DINNER the one A dessert exchange Is scheduled for tonight between Marian will assist Mrs. Mitchell for the Hall and the International House. 5.15 presentation. nt I. ,pElUktIolkaagoo 9 tvileeil.).00 sL For Only 149 ; theory - 4- TONIGHT .-.. le word Caesar' .4- 7 meant soccnords . .. --. 'Commanding DANCING ... Dr. Barlow Talks Symphonic Band Concert cfcrke4 ee4tauPaitt . beliefs 4 performances /,'.. IN RESPECTABLE Maxin ’,"‘- rt.t ATMOSPHERE ._ 207 South l Mort 'News Door,., On Math Statistics last 30 Editor .----, Scheduled for Next Week rued to '.---: AND . march 16. 830 Eve. A San Mateo junior coed wall srdo recital. bversion I lappV limit- Today at 12:30 not im- March 17, 200 PP, be featured with a piano solo of While studying In St. Louis. loy March 17, 810 Eve. -9041 part of /r., 8:00 Progress of mathematical sta- Mendelssohn's Concerto in G. Mi- Mo., under Leo C. Miller, Miss ENTER THE SPARTAN DAILY no don't tistics will be explained by Dr. nor, Op. 25 during the SJS Sym- Howe played a monthly recital destroy MONTGOMERY THEATRE i; Richard E. Barlow, assistant pro- phonic band's first concert of the program over a local radio sta- fessor of mathematics, this aft- semester Tuesday and Wednes- tion. NEED-A-NAME CONTEST D 15c - philose CIVIC AUDITORIUM ernoon at 12:30 in CH353. day at 8:15 p.m. in Concert Hall. Miss Howe is currently study The Spartan Daily's new color edition is lust around the the in one Student Tickets Dr. Barlow's lecture is part Pianist Lynne Howe will play Mg at SJS under John Delco, "r- corner. It will be here on April 4th. There is only one minor Ste 51.25 inc. Sac detail ... It doesn't have a name! That's where you come In. s." The AWFUL- AWFUL of the "distinguished speakers" the first movement of Mendel- yas, associate professor of mu- Aletinee 25 inn tan 1.,.1 '01 ill I., T. (.1 0.1306 The Spartan Daily wants your help in selecting a name for are, es- series sponsored by the ssohn's concerto, "Molto Allegro sic. She is scheduled to present TICNETS AT college its color magazine section. Not lust any name mind you, but Ards of (1 mile south of the con Fuoco," for the campus con- her senior recital next fall. colorful name. SHERMAN CLAY BOX OFFICE Mathematics department. a clever, original. hard-hitting fairgrounds) cert. The Symphonic band, conduct- gray CV 3-6252 Currently doing research for Join the Need-a-Nome contest. Here's how: .13 Miss Howe has soloed before, ed by Dr. Robert Y. Hare, asso- Sound interesting? viiilta. General Telephone and Electron- twice with the Oakland Young ciate professor of music, will per- to and ics laboratories in Menlo Park, People's Symphony and once form works by Strauss, Gluck, CONTEST DATE: March 12 through 22 (inclusive) 'and. Dr. Barlow teaches mathematical msative with the San Jose Junior Sym- Houk!, Jacob, Bach, Wagner and statistics here on a part-time HOW TO ENTER: Clip the entry blank below and fill tries to phony. Saratoga's public arts Ravel for its concert. basis. if out completely, then drop it in group center, Villa Montalvo, recently There is no admission charge 5e1SNO0 811417T Last month Dr. Barlow deliv- the COLOR CONTEST BOX IN THE presented the music coed in a for the concert. BOOKSTORE. ered a paper on "Probability Dis- SPARTAN tribution with Monotone Hazaid BOTH THEATRES WHO CAN ENTER: All S.J.S. student body members, Rate," at a Mathematical Sta- except Spartan Doily staff mem- MS tistics seminar held at Stanford Did You Say Typewriters? SJ. - All faculty members except Jour- CY3701 univer sity. Alma & Almaden 10 FOX nalism and Advertising faculty. FLIGHT 2.111 OF THE LOST BALLOON A- WEST COAST THEATRE We've got 'ern! All employees of S.J.S. THE DAY THE SKY EXPLODED a TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE Hot Stuff New, used and rental machines NAME LIMITATION: The winning names will be selected DRIVE-IN FR. 8-6707 Fully g teed on the basis of originality and how 4., Apri SAN MATEO !UPI) -- Fire- Free parking and delivery they fit in with the names of other rnia, un men, called to extinguish a minor Special student rates S.J.S. publications s u c as: Lo 19. Mew INCHESTER fire in a station wagon, found Torre, tyke. Spartan Daily, etc. Poblishoe 400 South F.rst CAMPBELL LOS GAIOS NI WY IT AT 4'00,11,D, they also had to deal with art- 124 E. San Fernando "We're nett to Ca/ Book" CV 3-5283 by Aso' ng Elm fro,' Scandinavia CANID(01 AVE Or! WINCHUSTI, CONTEST JUDGES: Mr. Alvin Long, President of Long so Solt YOUNG SINNERS other blaze--the one that result- Advertising Inc., San Jose Adver- I Saida and Awd--I W. ed from a shorted battery cable tising agency. ae IMVIS MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. Hiss NAKED Iti THE DEEP FAN MAIIIIN in their fire truck. Mr. Robert Hickey. Sunday Editor, otarse; San Jose Mercury-News. F9: red 1010110 NSHOP Mr. Brent Davis, President, ASS. 'rico off San Jose State, -Editorial SHIGEIUMI THE rOP 10 Pabc NLI...w.LI PRIZES: $50.00 First Prize . Your Shoes With Spring 20ta hit MS OF 1961 Match $25.00 Second Prize office . -VENTURA also at Fez "TOO LATE BLUES" $10.00 Third Prize , through oodure) With Bobby Darin said b. 10111111111/11.1...m. at Winchester "PARRISH" WINNERS: Winners' names w.11 be published Wth Troy Donahue 1' In high or mid-heel...this in the Spartan Doily on the date Y 7- PERICO of the Color Edition, Apr.I 4th. TOWNEC3060 Spring's Miss B's can be )i,apsON 1433 The Alameda SPARTAN iled to match any dress vy,INNER tAMU CANNES FESTIVAL DRIVE IN THEATRE ny5.3410 for any occasion. In white A,.ADEMY AWARD NOMINEE So, first it Alma 41 ENTRY BLANK BEST ACTRESS FREE CAR HEATERS or black peen de soie. (No JOLLY 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111 LRINE prow% SECOND TIME AROUND IMO charge for dyeing.) ,GLAND Debbie Reynolds Sophia A CROOKED SHIP YOUNG kren SAIL My Name for the Spartan Daily ON Ernie Kovacs TER COUNTRY AOINGS WONDERFUL Color Magazine Section Is: Robert Mitchum - il.1.11ER9 AHAS' AMOTO THE TRUMPET TROPICAIRE AIMAN Plea se Prot.] I OffsT TWIN VUE DRIVE IN Cho" I 11,1 ANTA CLAP, I NAME ahl Hit' North S !obese, "LOVER COME BACK" ADDRESS are. DO 106 South. First ROMANOFF IL JULIET i, Rot THE 4 HORSEMEN OF THE SOUTH SCREEN 135 South First Downtown Valley Fair APOCALYPSE SECOND TIME AROUND PHONE nothY Sliming SAIL A CROOKED SHIP 1324 Lincoln Ave. Willow Glen Farm,' GIlln Ford & Ingrid Thulin UNFORGIVE 54 55150505 Immtlf nn. kb , 4--SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. M.reb 13 19112 ' Aeronautics D Pe IR( Nominates Officers;, 'New Kind of Journalist uepartment Wins $600 Study Grant COI Picks Delegates Today 161h Makes Appearance San Jose State's Aeronautics de-Isfaideitaurty-esofLGintknetrriiiilinic.reers Zonis, maseteru4: SJS pgasi ii partment was awarded a $600 International Relations club will Richard Nixon will Speak on My TOM KENNEDY The radm news stall. under radio The TV studio is now tieing To III the Link co., Thomas meet today at 2:30 p.m. in CH16b, tin America and the Future." Teo- In an office next to the long- news editor Tom Hedges, has been equipped for weekly closed-circuit grant from ments. ment and pick dele- dove Moscoso. the head of Kenne- The 15-minutel E. Leonard, department head, an-1 According to nominate officers established Spartan Daily, a new supplying news broadcasts to four news broadcasts. to Leonard, "The the I Collegiate dy's alliance for progress, give as soon as , minced yesterday The Iii1T1 mimnit- crant is for gates to attend the wUl kind of journalist is being quietly local iadio stations this semester. inograrns will appear the study of university peCol -Association of the keynote address. and Dr. Ron- ready. rition Council for the UN born at SJS the radio-television Daily news reports are carried over facilities in J202 are departments with pm In International Relations club's re- ald Hilton, the editor of the "His- newsman. stations KLIV and KNIIX. Professor Greb remarked that he that are airport centered." Char gional conference to be held in panic America Report." will also The SJS Journalism and Adver- "Showcase San Jose," spotlight- is thoroughly pleased with the firs, ono WRA Offers Ditto, The award is the second in tv,., Oakland on April 28-29. address the conference. tising department takes another ing SJS activities and produced semester of the radio-TV labora- years horn Link for the pght The theme of the regional con- These talks will be followed by step forwrod this semester after by the radio lab, appears every tory's operation. "With the student SJS aero ' department. Last year's merit will be "Latin America: seminars in which the delegates far,we might study Colt. ference 25 years of operation, by introduc- Sunday night at 9:30 over station interest we've had so o ocopy service eerned closed circuit at In' Evolution or Revolution." Gov. Ed- , will actively participate. ing a radio-television laboratory. KLOK. In addition, major news even be able to give the Spat-tan television and the teaching of Link trainer gerla mund G. Brown is expected to at- John Spafford, club president, Gordon Greta. associate professor stories will be cartied over KEEN. Daily setious competition in the A ditto and photocopy set vice is flying !techniques. 111 tend the banquet and talk on The will make available applications of journalism, initiated the lab Halladay stated that the radio near future," he stated. offered to all SJS students by the "Last year's laNt N and the ’ tor scholarships to the Asilomar is listed as Journal- lab will be teady to present two Radio-television journalism is not Women's Recreation assn., spon- Performance course, which made inset conference to be held on May 4, 5, of Phys- the difference in our ism 115. Students meet in J202 13-minute news broadcasts daily new at SJS. Until thissemester. sored by the Department getting the thi in Monterey. The scholarships grant this year," during the same hours as their user the college's new FM station. students produced programs by ical Education for Women, accord- said Leonard back ALLADIN TRAVEL vill cover all necessaly expenses jouinalism rivals on the Spartan F.SJS. tape recorder. Occasionally the pro- ing to Andrea Anderson, WRA cor- Gerald Sehreve, SJS aetonauties split 173 S. lot St. - CV 2-0302 .luring the three days. Daily 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily. Dr. Clarence Flick, as.sociate pro- ductions appeared on the college's secretary. responding instructor, will undertake the left 1 Three units of credit are offered fessor of drama, hopes to start op- closed-circuit TV network. study Now Taking Reservations The material to be dittoed should during Easter break. ImsIet for the course. Special hours may erating the FM station by the end Now studio and production fa- His tour will for the following be taken to the WRA lounge up- take him to the ORP Junior Class Seeks be arranged through Pi ofessor of April. cilities will movide students with University of Mi. stairs SUNRISE TOUR TO HAWAII July 13 New Vice President Greli for less units. The television lab. under TV actual working conditions. in the women's gym, 24 hours nois, Ohio state university, West. 9 day tour $272 Personally con- Bob Halladay. senior journalism news editor Mrs. Linda Porter, al- Journalism 150, radio-TV news, in advance. Students are expected cm Michigan Applications are still available college, arid the U, ducted by Jules of ALLADIN TRAVEL heads the lab its director of ready has produced one newscast is the prerequisite for the labora- I in the College Union for the office! major, to supply their own paper. versify of West Virginia. with 7 day Pitens.on tour to public affairs. this semester. It was carried over tory course. By fall 1962. Professor of junior class %ice president, ac- news and TAHITI (optional) the closed TV circuit on campus Greb hopes five courses in radio- cording to Alan Malyon, class last month. television news will be offered, Also president. PACE OPTICAL COMPANY 211 Mrs. Porter's staff is currently plus one in radio-TV advertising. ARCTIC ALASKA TOURS Engineer To Talk Iproducing a 30-minute documen- New courses will include com- To LAUGHLIN ALASKAN TOURS tary study of foreign students at parative broadcasting, internation- Preicription Or/jamas BOAC HERITAGE TOURS to Europe Introducing . . . SJS. The program will be carried al broadcasting and radio-TV in- 14 On Arab-U.S. Tie over station KNTV. ternship. LE BEAU'S personally conducted "Promotion of A rali-American CONTACT LENSES - tours of the Caribbean. Relations" will be discussed today A COMPLETE OPTICAL LABORATORY Tauck's personally conducted tours Famelia at 7 p.m. in the College Union by to scenic areas in U.S.A. 242 MERIDIAN Illanilknit Sweaters Dr. Ibrahim Elabd, exchange pro- Cadet ROAD GRAY LINE TOURS U.S.A., Canada, Given BANK OF AMERICA BLDG. Bet. Park & San Wet Mexico. fessor in electrical engineering. Rifle Team Second Floor Free Parking $14.08 - $17.98 Dr. Elabcrs talk Ls being spon- CYpress 2-1939 CYprest 7.1939 sored by the Arab-American Stu- TRANSPORTATION ONLY 1g ht Lessons Drops Match tilt' dent assn.. according to All Youssif European Rail Passes. Earl, president. t 'aod . e nrolled in the Air Force Jet Air Travel everywhere. 1 (tied Cage Before joining the SJS faculty ROTC here have an advantage To Aggies Low Fare Airlines to East and to as exchange professor. Dr. Elabd over aeronautics majors. The Mguintgn Hawaii. 455 E. William St. AFROTC men receive free flight Coach Leslie Stephenson's inter- taught at the University of Alex- On Calque instruction. collegiate rifle team dropped its Coast to Coast Trailways Busses with CV 4-7629 andria. Egypt. He was a member match to the University of Cali- (.4 athor of "Rally Round The Flag, Boys", "The Many The cadets who plan on flying Gorr* of ()obi.' Gillis", etc.) hostess & complimentary snacks en fornia at Davis, but took one from route. Open till nine tonight of the State Council of Alexandria status commissions upon gradua- and was leader of the National lion from SJS must take the fly- Pacific Gas & Electric in action 'SS last week. Union Youth organization for the, ing course. Commercial pilots Jack UNITED WE STAND Clementson and Bill Trayler, own- The riflemen now stand sixth in Alexandria district. The entire academic world is agog river the success of the ers of Garden City Aena at Reid- the Northern California intercol- Associated Colleges Plan ACP, for short. I mean, you go to Hillview airport, take the would-be legiate rifle league, and second in tRCII1E5S STEAK HOUSE any campus in the country these days and you will sec students flyers for their instruction. the Santa Clara valley rifle league. The Spartter Rendezerms and faculty dancing on the green, blowing penny whistles, Ferkiss to Speak Before the cadets complete their The team has completed five grabbing each other by the elbows and yelling, "About that courses at the air field, they take months of competition. ACP, Charley like wow!" Great Chow at Low Low classwork in navigation at SJS. The 80 members of the team Prices On Communism And who can blame them? The ACP is a plan not only simply Taking their flying lessons this practice 20 hours each week and brilliant, but also brilliantly simple. All it is, is is loose regional Dr, Vielin Forkiss, political sci- semester are cadets Nicholas Raf- during the seven-month season fire SPECIAL STEAK DINNER federation of small colleges. Let's say, for example, that in a ence instructor at St. Mary's col. faele. Bobby Baker. Philip Barbier. 10,000 rounds of 22 caliber ammu- given region we have a group of small colleges, each with its in Moraga, will speak tonight Peter Costa, Nils Johnson and Jim nition. SLIO vion the "Communist Move- Coach Stephenson, an own academic specialty. Small College No, I, let's say, has a fine associateprofessor "rat," at Newman hall, 79 S. of industrial arts, is the hingunce department: Small College NIL 2, let's say, IISS a fine Johnson jumped the gun on the CHICKEN DINNER iris st. current national Muzzle Loading science department: No. ;11,3, 3 music department Pte., etc. free instruction this summer. He Professor Ferkis.s, author of Rifle champion, and Is the team Well sir, iii. hr tlic these various eollege. fuslerate. A grew anxious to learn to fly and $1.25 communism Today: Belief and captain of the California State student tn arty rine id- the eilleges nuts, take courses in the spe- took a complete set of flying in- part! Practice." has served with the Civilian Rifle and Pistol assn. cialty of any of the iiair colleges :old here’s the lienuty struction at Ukiah. and paid for it Thum !Peace Corps in Africa. - lie will receive credit for the course at his hone college. FREF, PARKING out of his own pocket. losing The program is sponsored by the he enji oys all the advantages of a big university without 5,15 South Second St. I Newman club and is open to the ST. JOSEPH'S the reedy el d a sttiall cargo! Well sir, you 1.:111 'Pi' %%lint ii good idea the At P i,-. I regret- public without charge. SHOP MI Vcr, llmrtt jled treatise a thing is good is no Ugly/ fully ,111.1162, Ii. Snaps Taken reason not to fry to make it better. Like, for instance, Nliirlliorn Cigarettes. Marlboros were good from the very beginning. and people found out quickly and sales zoomed. But did the makers Today, Tomorrow of NI:anion, say, "Okay, we've got it Made. lid 'a relax'"? Sale Begins Monday! "Ugly Man" contestant photos Well sir, if that's wind you think, you don't know the makers! will be taken today and Friday They did ri rr relax. They trok their good Marlboros and kept from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in J127. All improving Ilion. They improved the filter, improved the blend, living groups are invited to enter improved the pack. They researched and developed tirelessly, a candidate, according to Alan until today Marlboro is just about the most admirable cigarette NIalyon, junior class president. you can put a match tut. There are, in fact, some is ople who Voting will take place March 22 find Nlarlliiiros so admirable they can't bear to nut a match to :ind 23 by depositing pennies for them. 'rimy just sit with a single Marlboro in hand itild admire of Balltake votes. The winner will receive a RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES. it for ten, twelve years on end. The makers of Nlarlboro mire trophy and be pietured in the GIFTS, AND BOOKS course deeply toitelied by this except for E. Rennie Sigmfoor. Torre. 49 W, S. Fernando flue sales manager. ART PRINTS The yearly contest is sporeadcd Phone: 295-2130 But I digress. The' ACE', I say, is good bid. it can be letter Si Jotsoh's Church !a the Two Sows *off of Why slititild the plan lie confined to small colleges? Wily slionhl Ci,:tom ful, shed ,o save you the cost of mount- it be confined to a limited region? Why not include all college- and universities, big and small, wherever they are? ing and varnishing! The look, the feel, the beauty of Ices start. such a fedenstion. Let's call it the' Bier:J.,' 'Or" Richer Intellectual .kcii, original oil paintings! liege.1 \ :huEr111)urage Only 49 school days* left to buy LaTorre! Sale S 1 S C Greeks - Printed in four to six colors, already mounted on board end ens iced with prItechs saniish flearly to insert into 0.41 S SiCifINIIWAII) frame PM", I sin's fordrarnattc groupings,wall arrange. Sports Swots. Never before at such an amazingly low prim. .ageror ...ortscapes, Seascapes, St 111.11.ifet. Portraits-- Independents Cele bto a goin4 Reantiftil masterpieers Ks sorb great artists SS for Wind a bright fieW world IlAC'rE121A opens up. 'rake, oon. UTRILLO RENOIR CEZANNE MATISSE college student I lutiratli Sig/dons 4""HP1'. a IYPIcal bright PICASSO BOS KAUTISKY BRADBURY Queens ineidentally, of the Marlboro sale, manager). if unratli. il VAN GOGH DEGAS GASSER KROGER bill, is currently majoring in burley at. the University of Ken* at ineky. Under the plan, Miturath could stay and st ores of others. including colorful ii.\crEittA sante Personalities Kentileky, where he has made many friends, hut at the bullfight prints. Japanese priots, mans more 111 law broaden his vistas I iy taking a vourse in constitutional friarthite at If a rya ol, a comm.., in physies rut T'altech, a course in S.41.F:5 Solid Oct. Frames to Fit with more color than ever before. at Minnesota a emirs, in poi at Hawaii! and for o porrehm ol pro.. I admit there are still a few bugs in BArriqt IA. now, .hi, sr, ",th 1,1,1,0 at flerverd. sir, A.1,11 A complete history of Campus life 'instance, rould IIiinrath attend a 9 o'clock cluea i Minnescfki in.. or III Hawaii, an II n'elnek class at a ".'1"ck Oa,' al idle tio $I Sc and still keep his lunch date at. Kentiteky? It would be s 'gin- S yr for 1962. .tmeriesn Bus deny that this is ii tricky problem, birth have no doubt ii 04- SI 9% tire' ingenuity duty. Always remember how YL aoTuocrarne aptu rtchheassteuydoeunA will carry the %alter laughed at Edison and Fulton --and particularly a t t'Invicle who invented the collarlxme. 001, Ahul $6 Affairs Business Office"' UR .the Three cheers for American ingenuity. which pare the Waylay ACP, SIte collarbone and Half . Mare an TH 16 le 'Hill the \i1r11 4tN BOOKSTORE 1Inkin'i you gel in Warlhorn, the feller Hoare, 'Until debar m dote on Campus Altered taste. Set lie back and enjoy one. Tou gel Int toll"' ent Peace Talk Threat JFK Warns Thursday, hlarell 15, 1962 SPARTAN Indonesia Accepts Conflict on Issue ve American Proposal (Uin) __ The Reds To Halt ant :N/41,N, France JAKARTA, Indonesia I UPI) session of the Francis-Algerian Foreign Minister Subandrie said ended yesterday with is a sus ..!ioe talks Interference yesterday Indonesia has accepted a indication that agree- "Irlstru. ...immediate r,roposal for secret firelimi- been reached on an issue WASHINGTON (UPI - Presi- ,t had negotiations with the Dutch said endangered the dent Kennedy yesterday called on naiy ,,. Algerians IS soisn as possible over the future di "The Russia to halt what he called its nisersity ,. :otiations. of West New Guinea. meanwhile. President! 'dangerous" interference in the ith pso, :n Paris, The announcement appeared to Gaulle's government Berlin air corridors while Geneva terse Charles (le open the way for is possible settle- banning of the talks are in progress. announced the nient of the dispute. Indonesia Algerian move- Kennedy told a news conference rorssing French claims %Vest New Guinea is part SJS sena crackdown , that Russia's spreading of alumi- ment in another aimedat of its territory and President Su- lady eon. security when the Al- ; num "chaff" in the air corridors preserving karno has threatened to take it by ision and is announced. to Interfere with radar operation gerian cease-fire force ter flying "makes it more difficult" to nego- it necessary. movement is headed by The tiate agreements at Geneva. Premier Jan E. De Quay an- Soustelle. former French nounced in the Hague Monday tee :argues He said that while Geneva talks made in algeria and one gmenror-general on disarmament and Berlin are; night that his government was pre- lung the who brought De Gaulle - 1 the men going on both sides should "bend' ' paled to go ahead with negotia- suird, power in 1958. Soustelle bark to every effort" to avoid incidents, oils sponsored by the United the Gaullists in 1959 and . ., losauri, split with which he said increase the dan- France. lie opposes Algerian the study lelt ger. mieseelence and denies member- tour wig Kennedy called congressional at- FREE 45 r.p.m. Records aiiip in the outlawed OAS. with each Haircut Y if Ili, tempts to cut foreign aid the "most unwise act possible" in a -We're open Mon thru set Y. West. ARRIVED!! JUST world-wide struggle with commit- Commercial Barbershop the rni. Direct from France GO. EDMUND G BROWN nism. 42 B. South 1st SL, El Paso Court famous des inn C SW4 The The President threw his f oll HELYETT 10-SPEED , weight against IOW MOUNTAIN SPECIAL announced plans on to as- tress sis s fully eguippad Capitol hill to make substantial GUBERNATORAL HOPEFUL, Richard Nixon, yesterday opened for only Nixon Evades an attack Brown's handling of Issues preductions in his request for $4.9 on Governor the budget. Nixon STATE MEAT Terms $92.59 Trade-ins ;billion in military and economic was especially critical of the governors new three billion dollar MARKET PAUL'S CYCLES ;overseas aid plus state budget. 1435 The Alameda CY 3.9 76 6 Brown Sat!: 1.,-4 Rebuke ISO E Santa Clara CYpress 2.7726 s RS.H.NTO 'ill sfor.e c vreiref Terrier Rocket EdmUnd G. Brown yesterday sal,: A or AA TRI-C and to Richard M. Nixon 'Back Door knows absolute- Method' Is Evaluated LEG OF LAMB 62c lb DAD COLLEGIATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP k nothing about state goveinment and SrroJI Lom olos on-campus isn't showing the leadership. POINT ARGUELLO, Ca, CI he elaims the LAMB CHOPS 92c lb LECTURE SERIES state needs. The first flight test of a acked by Nixon Irown told a news conference new solid propellant combination Fresh d Mervin J Friesen attended the Bible i hat he has read Nixon's state- Terrier-Asp IV missile, carrying SAN RAFAEL (UPI /- Republi- ,nie..! 1. the voters are now beim SPARERIBS 49c lb IntliMe of Los Angeles for Rife years; Pasadena ments carefully and "It's been my piggyback fashion a communiea- I can gubernatorial candidate ! asked to pass on these new bow 144. r ne College for three and one.half years. Ste-, r Beef kobservation that he has Nissan said Ywre recei ing his B.A. degree; and thin went to talked ! lions payload, was made yesterday I ant M. Nixon said yesterday theielissues piecemeal.- LIVER 49c lb 111 alsnit . "They are not being told, how - .4. California Baptist Theological Seminary in everything but the problems by the Nays.. ways to balance the state where he received his Bachelor of Divinity. of !hi. state of California." The 27-foot rocket was launched are two Try our top ctocripty meats base:budget in California -the pay-as- made necessary this half-in-Jun, 0. friss. has had a varied background of t lip said the sum total of Nixon's from this Pacific missile range Saucy ..pe,enc including pastor I churches I you-go way and the "hack door; half-in-Decendier cleat simply doss- nj 4 speeches was that "he's against sin at 7:42 a.m. .1.4 mi,sionary work in southern Meeks, not exist." and for strong leadership." Navy officers said the missile waYi" he. Friesen will be talking on the asoect of 4, Brown said, "As far as Mr. Nix- soared about 170 nautical miles' The noted historian Arnold Toynbee said Nixon, in a speech before the on is concerned, if he wants to put high and impacted 100 miles west the failure of civilisation is traceable to the in. BEV MARVIN J. FRIE:Erf kll Northern California division ,( 'rent perversity of man's naturit.’ One of the the state on a 'pay-as-you-go basis' of here in the Pacific ocean during 1 ,,,esie claims of Christianity is the resolvement si on the $920 million in bond issues Its 10-minute flight. , the Federation of Republican oi this perversity in ens person of Christ. TODAY CENTRAL NTELLIGENCE AGENCY COLLEGE CHAPEL proposed lot this year's elections by SIX MESSAGES Women, accused the administ ri , During the of Gov. Edmund G. Bross rt tic AOCOM=1000=0050000000=C4C140.1=erACCe. s z the administration. he should no- flight, six communi-' tion Seeking tire that the state's private utili- cations messages were sent from :of employing the latter. ties also finance their construction the payload to a monitoring station Men or Women at It was only two years ago I hid %%lilt bond issues. in San Diego, The Navy did not the governor- made a brave ettlI "Ile shows every time he talks say what the messages were. Ter- ly A Great Day for the Irish or pay-as-you-go an, Majors in: Political Science I International Relation-, that he knows absolutely rim -Asp PV's payload was not to nothing promised to 'face up to the prob- Economics bOUt California government." Is' recovered. Engineering 3 lem' of obtaining sufficient cur- rinntiri said. Officers said the launch was a Sciences This St: Paternik's day, frr'ut rent revenues to meet current ex- test to evaluate communiedtiorm . Also: Bi-lingual typists and secretaries yourself to the best ranch- techniques pendituresr Nixon said. IC between airborne se- Draft Rate hick's and burger you've ever tasted. Dips; ground receiving sta- "But now he has proposed the Interested in working in Washington, D.C., or Oversees tions. A linsgest cash budget in history It's crammed with 450 The project was jointly spon- billion- -plus nearly f 6000 Men In May nearly $.1 Contact the Placement Service, II sored by the Naval Missile center billion more in new bonded ilida flavor and only . . . WASHINGTON (1.111 - Room 234, Administration Building, before March 20. is The at Point Mugu, Calif., and the Mar- he added. Defense department yesterday is- quardt corp. "To complete the back do, -amid a draft call for 0000 men to IN. 1111111(.11'd into the Army during 141 Tit; 1.010111111.11 the low ro draft ssto id es:raids:lied for Mareh and April. 'nip high (luring as the Berlin BARITEALTS' buildup last fall was 21,01K) induc- t j. ills in September Tho Army now has a strength Dry Cleaners and Launderers ] 111.1100 mon including 156,000 TICO'S TALON , and National Guardsmen idlled to active duty. The level Is 318 So. 10th Street (near San Carlos) 4th and St. James scheduled to taper off to about 960,000 men during the year. SPACE, MISS!LE & JET PROJ5 Two Week Special AT DOUGLAS Ladies' have created outstanding Sweaters and Skirts career opportunities for SCIENTISTS and ENGINEERS 49c B.S. degrees or better Assignments include the following areas: each Servo -Mechanisms relating to Heat Transfer relating to mis- ill Rites of ontrol pioldems sile and space vehicle structures Pleats and Knits Electronic Systems relating to Structures relating to cyclic all types of guidance, detection, loads, temperature effects, and the Extra control and communications investigation of new materials, Propulsion relating to fluid - methods, products, etc. mechanics, thermodynamics, Aerodynamics relating to wind dynamics, internal aerodynamics t linnet. research, stability and Environmental relating to air tont ml conditioning, pressurization and Solid State Physics relating to oxygen syst TM: metal surfaces and fatigue Human Factors --analysis of environment af fecting pilot and Space vehicle and weapon space crews, design of cockpit con- system studi s al all types, MEN'S PANTS soles, instrument panels and pilot involving a vast range of scientific equipment and engineering skills Get full information at INDIVIDUAL ON CAMPOS INTERVIEWS with a Douglas representative 59.-, Thursday, March 29 & Friday, March 30 \\ illue you to make an amountmeni drool:dr Edward W Cl run, Dioelor If you cannot. please write to S. A. Amestoy, Staff Assistant to VP Engineerint,' DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY, INC. Remember Our Cleai Only Special 3000 Blvd., Santa Monica, California Ocean Park Always An \ cinploycr There to Sc:ve You c'T tRT n %WV - :11 011 17. It's Rhubarb Season Again !nexperience SJS Problem Spartan Tennis Squad As Footballers Start Practice game Lack 01 experienced hall players; I to point tin'," Defeats Santa Barbara Is the main problem facing foot, ball coaCh Bob Titrtierial this 1 adTehdis. spring there Ls the inventive 1 \II. 1 1 1 \ the St. Mary's Gaels, San 4ose spring. of the April 7 alumni gaine to look I'. the defending champion 14 1111. The Spartans opened their spring ; forwai:dTlu vto. 'It 'iteiheuwir tuil 1555111111C11 .0 :(t)Ill.. I 0 riIL .1511!. te1111., Went 11-0:14 Athletic Amenciation. workouts last Monday lacking ex- 9-0, San Jose 1, . :',1141N -S win gase the Spar - Perienreti itriiktors zit almost every Titelienal it chalice W.! ClleS1111.1' tnt Ow Ins in oser-all season record ot isIsition. inexperieneed Stale r, timed to %sinning ways PM m01111. defnatin.; Santa (tar- IWO wins and two defeats. The that he will 1.1V4 ear Titelienal says the seenna 6-1 on the Spartan net crew were successful in spend the 111.11 three weeks hik- etatt wirming high doubles matches and ing 11 good Wok at all his play - mdi hut one singles matCh from, "E1seftle foe' the lbws Sail Jose 111e I 11111 stop of VI, hi, find the tour le-st molt gar:, Simi a Barbara. all our games %%ere :he 'cam. posit so close that v. Lee Junta, Stillson Judah, Rus- went with the ii! %. p:.11%u northers' -This year squad has the best first team," Tit,,,. sell Vrisrht mai Bob Adams sse.:e Lot to a Uni- victryiuos in singles play. Junta loll-it and hustle of any team I have' I01.11s : ,n F,incisco, San ena lsaid,The lack ot experiefl011 To Titchenal said. "Usually 511(5ti Saciami,nto started off on the wrong loot when in the first four or five games Joh, he fell behind his opramcnt Don ;Imre is a letdown during this the fall but there is plenty of 6s to I 1:aynor hut then came back to talent un 'sr/ still return to ..; Ting IleCallni I ho e isn't it specilk- the S.IS roster. 1111,,, !egad Tan n in two sets 7-5. 6-4. Wright asserts. V. die, .das st hen the, the 1.1 11,31 P115 match in Rs.. sets 6-3.1 11.1 traiel- 'istert hut Judah and Adams had to Itur . 10 do battle 55 ith Spend a summer at . . . lubir the limit of three sets to de- :.-:.: their opponents. Judah after par 71 Mike Hall #leittepetSit4titute el 9opeiyn liaising the first set to ctudie4 The Bit Auto came hack and won the next twe (8th Summer Session, June 18 -August toughe Insurance Savings Announced sets to win the match 2-6. 6-1 25, 1962) men end married men osier tom ; S75 lest 113 ddend. or net 6-2. Adams defeated Jim - in inten..i e. concentrated it of: 165 (baited on current 17 per It a foreign language: or cent dividend) Single men under 6-0. 2-6 11114 6-2. leo 143 dividend. or a net Des 25 $252 In double% plus Junta and 2/ the political arts of two key arra,: Latin Litietii.,1 1209 Finn 000 Liabilitv 15.000 Wright downed Let. Reid and or I: lllllll China itv Damage and $500 Mediiil - corn iris Other stewed. at Gaynor 6-3, 4-6 and 6-4. tiordon Division of Political Arts 100.I 41:1i9 oanios Payment, can be HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT? seems to be the question Bob $5.71 re once. trice or four times Stroud and dudah made It a I .ower disiaion n elementary and rintaliatei, upper Call or write for full infor. Pimentel, Spartan outfielder, is posing to the umpire in a recent 0,6 graduate 1.41111,11q ill I:1111114,e Mandarin, French, (fermata Italian, bps. .. on to Georqe 1.1 Campbell, v'ean sweep for the Spartans In game with Castle Air Force base. Lending support is shortstop C.D. to maple A.m.. SOW/1.W iiese, and litts.iait. Lower disision tours..., in these language, an. REQ M 1741 Id., S MN) Don Ascani. doubles hi defeating Doll :MI designed to preside minimum proficiency. All language. taught ill 'lathe Niwalwr., directly in language tieing *Withal. kl. Itecoationt donut.. 1 Lucia'. . 6.3. RENT A lilliilrol to 111 otcn,leints 11101. hole : to It, 011 11.,. ill Division of Languages and Civilizations Spartans Lose 9-0; TYPEWRITER tater dis boon courses On the deselopment of Latin Aiwa-bit. gtuilit 1 011r..- "I) the impact of the Ciedro Revolution, siemed agates' air greeral background of Latin America: and graduate cont.,,s on iii.- ilcocimittient of tie (latest' e System, siewed againa patcril background of tern (111110, fre.11 and s,sstemate. appro.011 REDUCED PRICES Make Eight Errors 3 mos. 18 1.a.. al upon a eonsiderati tttt Ill comparative hiatur), the rob,. Ilization. ci-cnllnnt,i human geography, international -- t miii Is 121 The Santa Clara Broncos capi- Broncos in maler. 1.,.1.1ic 1111.1 prisate I. 7 or 8 units. Talized on six hits and eight San! San Jose Stale's frost had a N. limited manlier of part tuition scholarships for upf ill, .11111 graduate course. are asailable in both disisiolis, partittil.,,I, to fuse el rots; to defeat the Spartans better Unit. ot it as It won its USE OUR "RENT DAYSTROMMEATH qualified teachers and prospective teachers. Fur turtle-1 untotinatiaii 11-0. first game of the season 1-0 PLAN A\1) TO OWN" Gaut the 1462 Su Stlan1011, or Fall and timing catcart.. CDNII'DNENTS After losing four of its first five Hartnett 1.11111 121 . 1.111. mrite to: '.11111CS, the Spartans will meet Sac- pitcher for the Spat-Whale's wits dWjr4ree4V:r Off ice of Admixsionx STEREO HI-Fl KITS ramento state in a doubleheader Bill :trills, 'avail all the way tor lorlay at 5 p.m. at Municipal sta.. the shutout. BUSINESS MACHINES MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN STUDIES AND OFFICE ECWIPMENT Headquarters -Hunt The ft-sash meet Willow Glen high P. 0, Boo 1522 Third & San Fernando ' Santa Clara scored two runs in, school in a home game Friday at Monterey, California 'he first inning when second base- :130 Ram United Radio and T.V. Supply Co. man John Giovanola walked. Shoi 7 -top Ernie Fazio doubled to scr,:,. 1.v 8-1212 1425W. S\\\111.0.9 ,;i.r.as.nolit and John Boccabella ' driving in Fazio. Friday. Centennial -rw, more runs eame :terms in March 16th European Movies F:a1,1 the second inning when Mickey :McDermott reached first on an at FREE Refreshments Room error. Giosanola walked for tlit FREE Europeav. Travel Information Dim.. The runners Sol- 8:00 p.m. DRIVE FOR FREE FREE Admittafice to All Students 226 ' metal on a FAA ground hall t., 1.1.kikCI-iii.0 MOHAWK SEkit:CE pitcher Bill Skinne... McDermott scored and tilovanola went to Is Giving Away third tin a pa,tied hall by. Spartan eateher PIM Ertl. Gitivanol Seetours Internationa seored moment Wee tin all -- 1 1.111.-r roisw..1 hall. 25 gal. In the fill h inning. with 111,, .core 5-0 for the Broncos, Santa of Oos Every Week. 5 Five-Gal. Pr:zes to scored three more runs on. :,.._.naechhit to put the garne out of. SJSC STUDENTS ONLY The final run of the game was No purchase necessary. Ticliot ;ssued with showing .,,bled in the sixth when Fazio, o; spring '62 Student Body Cord. Lost wecies .vin- reaehed first on an error, stole ninrt ticl,et numbers are: econil. went to third on another ning ticket numbers are: 080i.lei, 080L03, 'arm. and scored on a fly ball to 083005, 080006. Ieep left field. Tareyton This week's winners will be onnounc.2d t The winning pitcher was Dave Go in and get your ticket now, Korb.-1, who went all the way for the Broncos, giving up only delivers * 21c CIGARETTES * ALL CREDIT CARDS three hits. HI- walked four Spar- HONCI:7D tans and struck out fiVe. * DISCOUNT ON OIL AND 11111 Skinner of the Spartans BATTERIES * BLUE CHT STf,i went eight innings in the lasing the flavor , ause. lie gave up seven hits and was charged with all nine runs. FA:ZIAD MOHAWK STATION loss-ever, only four were earned. 935 So, First Street (Next to Safaway) Jim %%slier came on Tot State DVAL 111 the eighth innimz 1,, i' mr :be FILTER DOES WHAT WOULD YOU PAY FOR IT! THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH ABOUT BALDNESS? .11,ked that ritie-tion itiati . . ntany people ---anti (tad man. .111.1S lir, of 11111, On feel about tile i orth iii tli.it inforowlion. It mould hot co -t Sole 11111 red vent to get that itilurmatimi at MIS 14 tilt- In 'Alive- maintained 4% the Tortiff !lair and Scalp expert.. Hid. it symild 1.0.4 iitt Jit-t 15 TUROFF minutes of sour time: nothing eke'. THE UNVARNISHED TRUTH ABOUT EACH PERSON EXAMINED HAS MADE US CALIF.'S LEADING EXPERTS WITH 6 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU. 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Mad Spartans Prep sports Standings Gridtrotters Victorious For Air Force Club Ii 1. ielta Upsilon beat Pi Kappa ' ma Chi downed Sigma Nu 31-22 Alpha, 43-31, Tuesday night, to and Delta Sigma Phi beat Sigma March 13. 1962 SPARTAN DAILY-7 L I13, FRED RAGLAND ace hurdler Bruce McCullough, Lad Manor _ .. 3 keep their newly inherited uncle- Alpha Epsilon. 37-13. SAE dropped holder of the SJS record in the 220 The Hustlers 2 O feated record in the fraternity out of the league after the game. Jerry Vroom, when they take on The University of Kansa s, lows (23.2). Still on the doubtful Question Marks 2 1 basketball league, and the Grid- Theta Xi topped Lambda ('hi, Lotz Fashions 68 the Fresno state golfers at San strongest track and field power in list, however, are javelin and discus I House Five . 2 1 trotters beat Gorgo's Body Snatch - 42-37. Jose country club. the central United States, has Golfers man Dan Studney (injured in the Anonymous . . I era, 63-46, to take undisputed pos- The AFROTC No. I was sus- To Pace agreed to come west for a trian- %leis shot a four-under-par Stanford relays) and distance man Newman Nites No. 2.. 0 3 session of first place in the inde- petaled from the independent .,.:11..dtz gular meet with San Jose State es this San Jose State golf Jeff Fishback (still. suffering from Pink Tubbers 0 3 pendents' A league. lead the and Stanford at Stanford March league for using a man who was lest.55 -1S4 victory over the after-effects of the flu). Skip McKenna scored 15 points ... to a 25S1 .MAJOR 31, SJS Coach Bud Winter learned playing under an assumed name issetls. of San Francisco LEA6UE High Jumper Vance Barnes E League for DU and Torn Graham got 14 ’Cniversity yesterday. when playing ARO'rC No. I California country and discus ace Harry Edwards, L for PiKA. Dave Bonillas got 24 at Thus, 8.191 will faee two of the Bruno. recently released from the beat- Reed Street Raiders 4 for the Gridtrotters and George The 234 Club forfeited to the San PREVIEW country's finest spike teams shot a one-under- ketball wart, have rejoined the Winged Feet ... 2 1 Mullen potted 16 for Gorgo's. Gobblers and the Allen Hailers alike Tanzer Kansas and Oregon on succes- team and art- expected to give Gregory's 1 1 fell before the Independents, 32-28. 71 for SJS. sive weekends. The Spartans In other fraternity action, Sig- will have a "much By JOHN HENRY the SJS club needed help in their Rimbusters 1 1 The Spartans meet Oregon and California in than any we've had" The surprise of the American respective eevnts. Barnes high Gobblers 1 2 tougher test another triangular affair March to co-Coach league last year was the Los An- jumped 8-10, nearly a foot over 234 Club 1 3 tomorrow, according 24 at Berkeley. geles Angels. Predictions by many his head. in 1980, While Edwards Ripples 0 2 baseball experts that the Angels has a best Double Edge Razor Blades Meanwhile, determined to make mark of 173-5. wouldn't win 35 games were un- a better showing than it did last Barring a wet track (again), F League Finest Surgical Steel, honed in oil. guarantee. 25-30e, founded. The Angels not only won week in the Stanford relays, Winter and (rash coach Dean Mil- SENIORS full money back San 100.85e, 200-41.50, 500-53 30, 1000- 35, but doubled that figure while Jose is "bearing down" this week ler expect some fast times Satur- Moulders Gestapo 3 IN Packed 5 blades to 15.75. Postpaid. climbing to eighth place. in preparation for Saturday's 1:30 day. Miller predicts Ben Tucker Dinky Dunkers 3 0 and 20 packages to carton. package. Youngsters came through in p.m. home meet with AROTC No. 2 3 apa. orders accepted. Postcard Vandenburg and Ron Davis will break the SJS 2 COD, fine fashion. Lee Thomas hit CIVIL ENGINEERING are brings general merchandise cat.. Aerospace base. Bucket Bunkers 2 2 24 homers and had a .285 BA. mile mark. They turned in 3/4 mile "They're mad at being humbled AFROTC No. 2 (suspended) 2 3 a er, TAYLOR PRODUCTS CO. Ken Hunt hit 25 homers and times of 3:02.5 and 3:03.4, respec- by Stanford and are really hus- Ding Bats 1 4 17 Overlook Rd., Chatham, N. J. collected 84 RBIs. tively, in practice cam- tling and bearing down," Winter yesterday. c:eagrams V 0 4 Representatives of the State of California will be on Castoffs Leon Wagner (.270 111111 asserted. The Indians easily cap- pus Tuesday, March 20, 1962 to interview 1962 candidates with 29 homers), Steve Bilko thy tured the three-way relay meet, for graduation in Civil Engineering. Employment oppor- (.279 with 20 homers) and Earl thr scoring 113 points to 71 for the t! Averill (.266 with 21 homers) gave tunities exist in the following fields: Spartans and 64 for OccidentaL VAUGHN'S the Angels the needed experience STUDENT DISCOUNT 121 S. 4th St. - San Jose the lineup needed. Winter reports that sprint star BRIDGE ENGINEERING Design and field work on L.A. has a young shortstop, who Dennis Johnson is still slated to Cr 2-7611 bridges. Employment in S.F. Bay Area. 'sill the management thinks is ready, compete Saturday even though in Jim Fregosi. Billy Moran (.259) the Jamalean flash Is suffering (Division of San Francisco Bay Toll Crossings and Bridge lion is an able second baseman who from a cold. Johnson leg, which Dept.) b-rr, DUNLOP may give Fregosi the help he was injured last spring and has needs to succeed. kept him out of action so far this with growing Veteran Eddie Yost Is the only year. Is coming around fine, ac- TIRES HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING For work third baseman available. With cording to Winter. and should California Department of Water Resources. Employment Bilko at first and Averill be- not Angeles. keep him from seeing his SCIENTIFIC WHEEL ALIGNING in Sacramento and Los hind the plate the Angels have first competition of the season. (Department of Water Resources) the infield they need. Thomas, PRECISION BRAKE ADJUSTING Wagner, Hunt and Alble Pear- Winter's present plans are to use QUALITY RECAPPING son (.288) give depth to the out- Johnson in the 100-yard dash. The HIGHWAY ENGINEERING Design and field engineer- head coach had earlier field. considered ing in the State freeway program. Employment Statewide. The pitching is thin. Ken Mc- starting Johnson in the 440 and gradually CY 7-9111 (Division of Highways) Bride, Ron Moeller, Eli Grba, Torn work him down to the Morgan and Ryne Duren are century as the season progressed. a. tie I WOMEN'S tough any given day but not con- But Winter feels that his sprint m.i1/9111 r IM mar ace Make interview arrangements at sistently. The only newcomer is needs a dash under his belt CLASSIC Bob Sprout who was 5-11 at Dal- before he goes up against Oregon's the Placement Office Harry Jerome next week at Berke- TateSetbrke las-Ft- Worth last year. ST , SHETLAND PREDICTION: Seventh place. ley. 'Next: The Minnesota Twins. Also returning to action will be SWEATER - - Swimmers Meet Cal; $11.02 Try For 23rd in Row The San Jose State swim team 35`, discount to any student or will be after its 23rd straight win -ember on all merchan- of ' ...des all schools and when it meets the University California at Berkeley tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Open '$11 9 Thurs. night The medley relay team of Bob Applications Summer Wegman, Phil Whitten, Dave Cor- for lankamericard and First Nat'l bet and Bill Him are a possibility Credit Cards Honored for the NCAA championship at Columbus March 29-31. r , rn, n1.4 Nr, r .or or ,rt rn t Anr ***** Registration Permits Now BETWEEN FRIENDS There's nothin,:,, a Coke! Available All Systems Are 'Go' for You To Study and Enjoy It More, In the Good 01' Summertime! Get into job "orbit" in less than four years Reduce the "holding" time, to graduate on schedule "Lift off" early to beat the June graduation rush Offset time you may spend as a military "spaceman" Start earning full-time, career "flight pay" sooner Or just take some refresher courses when the Livin', if not "weightless," is easier! SIX -WEEK SESSION JUNE 25 - AUGUST 3 (Up to Sii Units) FOUR -WEEK SESSION AUGUST 6 - AUGUST 31 (Up to Four Units) On-campus students may obtain applica- Registration permits, indicating the hour tions for Summer registration permits in the when the student may register, will be Summer Sessions Office, Room 144, Admin- issued in the order in which the applications Get that refreshing new feeling with Coke! istration Building. are received. .0, itutItortty of C"4-Cel Cernlben, by COce Colt Jolltr5 (.omPenv 01 ,+a %ET ISM Illursiday. March 13, 1962 SJS Professors' Spartaguide Civil War Documents New Touring, TODAik Coding System %omen's Recreation anon., bas- ketball, WC,23. 7 pits. Remains Effective Bonfire Club Newman club, discussion on On Display in Library "Communist Movement," by Prof. Part of a collection of War jewel IAA and a The S10 million plan for auto- Victor Ferkis, St. Mary's college, 0 */ Itmelled let, documents and artifacts belonging opener found in the mated mail distribution at t Newman hall, 79 S. Fifth at., 8 area of Fne to Roderick Browne, a Lockheed Forks, VA. Oakland post of t ice has 1- Plans Outing p.m. technician, are presently being dis- He also donated d.opped. but a mail coding sysi. . Orientation committee, discus- a niap cat' played in the south wing of the evidently belonging ins ented by two SJS professors A new campus organization, the sion at fall interviews, College to a captain Library. of the Allegheny for the plan has suivived. Tutu' and Campfire club, which Union, 4 p.m. Rough's Arn. makes his hobby Dr James Asher, associate pro- visits points of interest, and holds Collegiate Christian fellowship Browne, who lery, a Confederate "dog tag" arid Civil War Items, has fessor of psychology, and Dr. open air campfires for SJS stu- and Tr -C. campus lecture series, collecting a Confederate officer's wallet cwi, practically every battlefield taming Richard Post. associate PINAPS1401* dents, has been established, ac- Memorial Chapel, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 visited dispatchespa to General Ju. in the South, hunting tor bullets, ballkkaEarly: of the of mathematics anti etillettlif.01, cording to Tony Dyke, club presi- p.m. Confederate army. jewelry, and other relies by the In 1958, Browne tut%e been working on the code dent. Humanities club, film on Refl. made his trust compact since 1960 An all-day tour Sunday will be aissance art, L'11149, 730 p.m. help of a self-built tran- Important Civil War discosery mine detector. Although their code was de- the club's first activity. Leaving Roger Williams forum, speaker sistorized books and personal paper, a objects can be signed ,pecitically for the Oak- at 9 a.m., 38 students will travel Dr. T h co dor e Balguoyen on Many interesting Union army General William irroject. it appears to be ap- to Monterey. Carmel, Carmel Mis- "What's Wrong With Everyone?", seen in the Library display. Be- land Woods Averell which were plicable to any c;ty where auto- sion. Point Lobos, Big Sur and the Roger William Co-op, 156 S. 10th sides books, periodicals and rec- hidden LI- away in a barn in mated post offices are being con- 17-Mile strive, before returning to St., 12:30-1:30 p.m. ords that belong to the SJS upstate tier York. sidered. SJS at 10 p.m. Sophomore claw, meeting. S164, briny, Browne has donated a 330 p.m. The code, called PAT, for PAT- Tickets may be purchased, for ********* ***** ********************r**** ********** TOMORROW RON, is now undergoing tests to $4 before noon Friday at the Delta Phi Upsilon, speaker Mrs. evaluate its effectiveness in com- club's headquarters in M204 or professor of educa- parison with a rival code des-el- from any of the club's six spon- Lillian Gray, Weekend Special! tion, on "Current Trends in Pri- oped by a Canadian scientist. sors: Dr. James Jacobs, Dr. David Hot open-faced Beef or Pork Sandwich -- - mary Reading Instruction," fac- Hatch. Dr. James M. Casey. Al- with mashed potatoes and vegetable The U.S. Department of Com- tom Lengyel, 11. Hugh Mumby, ulty dining room of Spartan caf- eteria, 7 p.m. merce. Coast and tit-talent. Survey. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stweart. FROM THE PAST Lornie Storm, Hoover Hall resident, examines will interview majors in civil, me- Officers of the new campus Extramural sports, golf, Alma- transportation Civil War medical box from the collection of Roderick Browne, 50` chanical and electrical engineer- den Golf club, for 476 group are Tony Dyke, president, Alice Reynolds, WG- a Lockheed technician. Browne's Civil War document and arti- II,/ sin 'MINH ing, as well as mathematics, contact Mrs. S. 10th Open and Roy Gazimorad, treasurer. 17. 1 p.m. fact collection is now on display in the south wing of the Library. 1:17111iii_rO. ? of The cost of the tour just covers Other objects that may be viewed include a Confederate "dog Doily and an officer's wallet containing dispatches William K & G Kitchen ra nsport at ion. Souseniers and tag," a map case, MEN'S BLEEDING MADR,6S 15.11 from the Civil War era. ***** ******* ******** meals must be paid for by the COTTON SHIRTS Job Interviews The group will be given H.rnovroven in the Madras province student. Note: Inteirisors are held in thrs of India. special rates from resorts and Plaerm M Office, A4m234. Appoint- ment lists are put out in advance of the THE Variety of Colorful Plaid, merchants when on tour. S:yey from small to large intervlaw. Students are reinserted to sign up iserly. Ed. SKY $5.00 Is Spartacamp Orders TODAY MEN'S WHITE COTTON OXFORD Pacific Finance corp. will inter- Nor SHIRTS Long or Short Sleeves Spa rtsicamp counsellors who view majors in business adminis- 5 75 ear, or Tno for S775 has e not received their instruc- tration. accounting, liberal arts. I THE Barry Beyer tions in the mail by today should economics, purchasing and adver- LIMIT contact John Olsen, CY 3-9629, t using. 101 So let CY 8-0433 immediately. Guy F. Atkinson co. will inter- view majors in business adminis- tration and civil engineering. I.B.M. will interview majors in electrical and mechanical engi- neering, chemistry, mathematics, DISCOUNT physics and those in any major with an MA or MS degree for Systems engineering and sales. per California Packing corp will in- terview candidates for accountant 2c & 3 gal. training programs, business train- ing programs, and marketing 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl training programs. The Adjutant General - Depart- Examples of year-around oil prices: ment of the Army will interview Shell X-100. Triton, Veedol, majors in liberal arts and recrea- tion for a position as recreation Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube _._. qt. can 380 director for overseas. Librarians 1 Castrol qt. can 500 are also needed. Alamitos Elementary School dis- 100% Eastern Bulk qt. I9 trict. Garden Grove (Orange coun- 2 -Gal. 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