RE5PON5IBLE REFRE5ENT/ Candidates Accelerate Electioneering (UNICOL I, out cliff STUDENT GOVERNMENT Candidates lot' ASB executive and legislative po- lots for two representatives to Student Council. kins (SPUR), Bob Atmstrong Election Board Heisterberg. sitions are in the Gnat stages of electioneering for next A new rule set forth by the ASB states, "that write-in candidates are duly elected only GRADUATE RACE week's elections. when he receives at least the required number of votes Three graduate students are in the race for two A maze of campaign posters, handouts galore and which equals the number of signatures required on the graduate representative seats on Student C'ouncil. They hand shaking candidates will greet students now until petition to run for office. are Ray Kunde (SPUR), Patty Givens t UNICOL(, and after the polls close at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday. Richard Epstein. QUALIFICATIONS have filed petitions for senior repre- Ken Lane, ASB election chairman, predicts 3-4,000 Nine persons Harold Kushins (UNI('OL), Dick students will vote in the upcoming election. Last year The present petition qualification for executive sentative and include J. Fraser (SPUR), Larry Collins a total of 2,818 cast ballots. officers is 100 signatures, and council representatives Miner I SPUR), J. Ann Latiderback (SPUR), Polling places will be located in front of the col- must have 50 signatures. (UNICOL), Jack Grady, Lowry (SPUR) and Vincent Con- lege bookstore, on Seventh Street, In front of the Campaigning tur ASB Presidential votes are, ac- Margaret Leshin, Gil . cafeteria and on Seventh Street across from the cording to their ballot positions, Gene Lokey (UNICOL), treras I. UNICOL junior rept esentative posi- Education Building. Pulls will be open both days from John Hendricks (SPUR), Chuck Overs and John M. Campaigning tor four Jack Gruban (SPUR), Robert 8:30 a.m until 7:30 p.m. Hansen. tions are Bub Young, Voters will select from Rich Corby (SPUR) or Stahl, Bill Clark I SPUR), Gary Pahl (SPUR), Mar- LAST YEAR'S ELECTION Jerry Spotter In the Vice Presidential contest. garet Davis UNICOL) and John Bruckman (SPUR). In last year's election the ASB President and three Two candidates, Kathy Schwent (UNICOL) and Half of the eight candidates for sophomore rep- executive officers, treasurer, attorney general and Einar Wetlesen (SPUR), are running for the Execu- resentative will be elected. Those running are Jim executive secretary, were unopposed. tive Secretary post. Lambrinos (SPUR), Phil Goodman, Don Miller (SPUR), This year the entire executive slate has opposition. David Turner (UNICOL) and Rick Trout (SPUR) Mahlon Reck UNICOL), Gary Kleernan (SPUR Students vote for each executive office and must select are the only candidates running for ASB Treasurer. Dona Kennedy (UNIC01.) Victor Lee (UNICOL( and four class representatives. Graduate students cast bal- Vying for ASB Attorney General are Wes Wat- Tina Newton (SPUR).

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ELECTION TIME sees the campus decked out in an array of bright colored posters telling of the candidates for ASB office. SJS elections will be held April 28 and 29. All registered students may vote for their ASB representatives. SPARTAN DAILY Schlesinger SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

American Historian Vol. 52 40. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 ND. To Speak Monday Alleged UNICOL Violation Arthur Schlesinger Jr., historian The New York Times. In 1946, and former special assistant to at the age of 28, he was the young- Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, est historian ever to win the will speak on "The Future of the Pulitzer Prize when he received Presidency" Monday. if for -The Age of Jackson." Quashed by Election Board The speech, sponsored by the SUMMA CUM LAUDE ASB Lecture Committee, will be The son of Arthur M. Schles- Charges that UNICOL (United lathe Act 24 which states, "Regis- registration petition was suffi- in the Men's Gymnasium at 8 p.m. inger, also a historian, he was Collegians) had violated the ASB tration of political parties must cient. and is open to the public. graduated summa corn laude from election code were found not justi- be submitted to the Election ,Problems have riddled the two Schlesinger "ranks among the Harvard in 1938. fied by the ASB Election Board Board and the Activities Office party system at SJS for many foremost in the new generation The following year his honors in a lengthy meeting yesterday by 4 p.m. on the day specified as years. of vigorous social thinkers," says essay was published under the afternoon. the deadline for candidate peti- Last year, FOCUS, formed at title "Orestes A. Brownson: A The Board met in the College tions." the last moment to run against Pilgrim's Progress." It received Union to hear allegations that ONE PETITION SPUR. high praise from critics and was UNICOL had violated the election Representatives of UNICOL In campaigning for freshman Forum Attacks a selection of the Catholic Book code by not submitting a registra- stated that they thought one class officers and council repre- Club. tion petition with the Student sentatives in October of 1962, During the war Schlesinger Activities Office seeking campus SPUR cornmited a violation of the Challenge served in the Office of War In- recognition. Co-Rec Sponsors election code. The regulation which SPUR formation in Washington and in Bob Pisano, ASB president, asked violated states that political par- the Office of Strategic Services the Election Board to investigate 'Blue Card Bash' ties will be allowed 40 inches of Of in London, Paris and Germany. the alleged violation of the election Automation paid political advertisements in He was deputy chief of the OSS/ code following a conversation with Tonight in Gym the Spartan Daily (names of the A 10111 -menthet Open End I,,rum Paris Reports Board and a cor- a UNICOL spokesman. candidates may not be included). panel will attack the many-faceted poral in the Army. According to Ken Lane, Election A sure cure for blue card blues challenge of "Cybernation and ANALYSIS OF POLICY Board chairman, UNICOL turned is Co-Rec's "Blue Card Bash" to- AD PURCHASED Man" at 7:30 in E132 Friday night. In 1951 Schlesinger's book, "The in registration forms on the April On Oct. 4, 1962, SPUR pur- Photo by Steve Starr night from 7:30 to 9:45 in the Panel members will concern General and the President," was 8 deadline but failed to turn in chased an ad that contained both and Women's Gym. themselves specifically with social published. It is an analysis of SPARDI arrived during Easter vacation. The seven-foot statue a duplicate form with the Activi- PER Building names and pictures of the party implications and new developments American foreign policy in terms now adorns the Art Quad, having come to SJS at a cost of ties Office, Featured activities include candidates for the offices. In the field of automation. of the issues raised by President more than $2,000. Student Council authorized Spardi last spring volleyball, badminton, basketball, As a result the ASB Judiciary CAMPUS RECOGNITION Open End, for this week only, Truman's dismissal of General and Daryle Webb, SJS graduate, sculpted the statue. table tennis. ping-pong, swimming stated, "The campus political or- will be conducted by the campus MacArthur. "The Crisis of the The entire matter was resolved and dancing. ganization SPUR may not endorse, chapter of Tau Beta Pi, national Old Order," "The Coming of the when the Board voted to rule the A special event will feature a sponsor or interview any person engineering honor society, and will New Deal," and "The Politics of charges not justifiable and there- gymnastic exhibition by Malcolm for any elective or appointive ASB be set up with 15-minute presenta- Upheaval," were Book of the Spardi Moves to Campus; fore allow UNICOL campus rec- McPhee, Jim Cyr, and Jeff Mil- position until the fall '63 election." tions by the individual panel mem- Month Club selections in 1957, ognition, assuring a two party man. There will also be a Bean-o In April of 1963, several inde- bers, followed by a rebuttal period, 1959 and 1960. election Wednesday and Thursday. contest with a prize going to the pendent candidates charged that Intermission and an audience Schlesinger left the White House /Gets Set for Criticisms "It is the decision of the Election winner. a new political party. KEY, was "open" question-and-answer period. in March 1964 to write a book on Board that the charges of the Music for dancing will be pro- actually SPUR in disguise. The Moderator for the program will the Kennedy administration. "The legs of the Spardi statue fessional moving firm, Red Line election code violation are found vided by the "Chevelles," a rock charge was checked and KEY dis- be Assistant Professor Michael look like those of an emaciated Carriers, transported the cast not justifiable because of the am- and roll band from San Jose. banded. Schmidt of the Philosophy de- chicken," Jack Perkins, junior aluminum statue from the foundry biguity of section IV, B, 1." Admission is free, but limited to partment. 'Sink Bismarck' representative to Student Council, to its resting place at SJS. This section is found in Legis- ASB card holders only. Slated for the panel are Dr. commented a little over a year ago The sculptor, Daryle Webb, SJS Business Division Edward J. Laurie, professor of Shown Friday when the ASB government allocat- graduate, supervised the moving management; John Furrer, FMC- ed over $2,000 to construct the process. "I'm relieved it's done," systems design engineer; Dr. World War II Allied air and seven-foot art piece. Webb declared. Banquet Tonight George Halverson, head of the de- sea forces combine to "Sink the Now the controversial statue is Pisano added that he had asked International, Dorm partment of industrial relations, Bismarck" after the pride of the standing on its four-foot base in the Art Planning Committee to and Dr. Ralph Parkman, profes- German navy downed the Hood, the Art Quad. continue submitting proposals, like Honors Students science. Britain's best. This is the plot of Bob Pisano, ASB president, sor of materials the Spardi statue, to generally up- 'rhe seventh annual Business the college FM radio sta- Friday Flicks' upcoming feature at while inspecting Spardi, said, "I KSJS, grade the aesthetic value of the Weeks To Begin Division's Achievement Banquet again carry Open End 7 and 9:30 in TH55. think the statue adds something tion, will campus. will be held tonight at 7 at the direct from the Engineering The Cinemascope presentation to the campus. Subjectively, I "live," With the completion of the Dances and other activities Tickets go on sale tomor- Santa Clara County Fairgrounds auditorium, according to stars Kenneth More, Dana Wynter like it." Building statue, the 18-inch model used by will be featured during Na- row in front of the cafeteria Pavilion, Hernandez, program director. and Carl Mohner. During Easter vacation, a pro- Rich Webb in constructing the statue tional Residence Hall Week at $3 per couple for the April Ransom M. Cook, chairman of will be presented to Dr. John T beginning Friday and Inter- 30 International Ball, "Spring the board, chief executive officer Wahlquist, former president of the national Week beginning Sun- International," which will cli- and director of the Wells Fargo college. day. max a week designed to Bank of San Francisco, will be The model was given to Dr An Inter Dorm Council acquaint American students the principal speaker at the dinner. Releases Stand Wahlquist upon his retirement dance at Washburn Hall Fri- with students from foreign Cook will address about 1,000 UNICOL from administrative duties. day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, will lands. area businessmen and students on Plans for a dedication of the kick off National Residence The week will be high- "Implications of Current Issues to statue are being made by member, Hall Week. Miss Residence lighted by two concerts by Business Opportunities." of the Art Planning Committee Hall of 1965 will be crowned the SJS symphony orchestra, The annual Achievement Ban- Even though the statue itself at the dance. a charity talent show, lecture quet is the setting for the Alpha minor touch must African speaker and a Objectives one -school an Campaign completed, playday and an all by On Is A Al Strut award of top scholastic be added before the entire project dance, "Sparta Swings," will bazaar featuring food, dis- United Collegians (UNICOL) tive which will guarantee free tan Daily. Yet, it was SPUR's ad- honors in the seven departments is completed. be featured Saturday. The plays and entertainment from public higher education in Cali- ministration that consistently re- of the Business Division. has released the following state- A plaque containing the name playday will be held on the many lands. fornia. fused to increase the Daily's budg- Each year, two seniors, who ment to the Spartan Daily through name of the sculp- dorms from "The 'establishment' purports to et which made increased adver- of the statue, field between the Candidates for the title of have displayed outstanding date of council's original to 3:30 p.m. Inter- Larry Collins, campaign co-chair- support intramural sports, yet the tising necessary. tor and 10:30 a.m. International Queen will par- achievement in scholarship and allocation will be imbedded in the competition will man and candidate for senior rep- present student council refused to "Finally UNICOL notices that dorm athletic ticipate in the activities of leadership on campus, are chosen statue's base. at the Mayday. resentative. allow the intramural director to no mention is made to aid the take place the week. Naming of the for the award. dance Saturday will The statement is UNICOL's an- attend an intramural workshop commuter problem, holding the The queen will take place at the The two finalists were chosen Women's Gym- swer to SPUR's platform, which costing $300, where valuable in- cultural festival (promised for this be held in the ball, which will also feature April 5 by a panel of loyal busi- Lost and Found nasium from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. was published April 7. formation could have been ac- semester), or holding the prom- entertainment by internation- nessmen and were chosen from Music will be supplied by the "UNICOL wishes to clarify the quired. ised college union survey. Sweaters, purses, umbrellas and al students. ;tmong six semifinalists; Barbara campus group. Ad- ambiguities created by the 'es- "UNICOL fully supports the in- "In short, UNICOL thinks that slide rules may be purchased at Trolls, a Profits will be used at the Jane Holden and Michael D. West. mission is free and ASB cards tablishment' (SPUR) on April 7. tramural program and will bolster repeated nebulous promises are prices front a penny upward when Center, both from San Jose; Patricia E. required. Markham Hall International Student Promises to oppose a tuition fee the activities with a larger fi- not enough. Only practical, needed members of Spartan Spears sell are McCracken of Santa Cruz; Linda sponsor a car ralley Fri- 285 S. Market St., a meeting through 'faculty-student coopera- nancial backing. reforms can aid the present situa- lost and found articles unclaimed will C. Sparks of Ventura; Roger P. to. place for these students. tion' is quite vague. UNICOL fully "SPUR supposedly supports a tion, an area where the status quo this year, in front of the Book- day, April Kokores of Fremont; and James supports the constitutional Willa- lower ad-news ratio in the Spar- has no interest." store all day today and tomorrow. P. McPeak of Oakland, 2SPA ItT ft MY Wednesday. April 21, UV Supreme Court Tries To Figure Out T How To Ban Obscene Literature

itt (II LOTTE G. MOULTON WASHINGTON (UPI) --The Mechanics trained in Europe IMale FadNew Coifs Supreme Court is continually plagued by the problem of how for perfection in San Jose Hs -.1 ktituitt. to ban obscene books without There's little doubt that SJS is the "cool" college and delinitely treading on the free speech CARAGE EUROPA "in" among all those in California. Lest there be any doubt about guarantees of the Constitution. Repair of Volkswagen Mercedes Porsche subject come up this brazen obsemation, just ponder about those students who an- Cases on the every term. On April 5 two give up the surf, sun, and fun of Southern California to at- nually more from Philadelphia and tend SJS. There are 2.745 (including myself I who live "down South," New York were accepted for 850 Lincoln Ave yet decided to forsake a dozen major Southern California institu- next fall. MASTER MECHANICS argument Trained in Germany San Jose 25, Calif tions in fte.or of SJS. If that doesn't rate us as "in," then little The court tried to settle the Werner Zollenkopf 292 5675 which else does. matter in 1957 in a ruling makes it a crime under federal soUTHERN FADS MOVE NORTH law to mail obscene material. While we Southlanders study by the Bay, few resist the oppor- In a landmark case Roth vs. fli tunity to return to old haunts during holiday periods. And thus United States it ruled that oh- Fi is "utterly without )(- SI I most of the Southland's latest fads eventually find their ways to secnity deeming social importune( TRI-C hi SJS. and therefore beyond the pro- Many once joked that the latest dance crazes would arrive at tection of the First Amendment, is still here. $JS with remarkable regularity after each holiday, although this which guarantees free speech. is not necessarily true today with North Beach and the Tiger a Go In the same opinion it estab- obscenity test: Go spawning just as many dances as the Sunset Strip. lished a new And during the time you've been away "whether to the average person the Land of a Thousand Astonish- The latest debauchery in applying contemporary com- we've worked hard to pr esent NEW ments %shah popelarized surfing, hair bleaching, the Beach Boys. munity standards, the dominant called "hair- material taken as speakers, DIFFERENT programs, FRESH and skatelsimiling (relatively new) is a torrid item 6OLD MI N E theme of the styling." a whole appeal to prurient in- ideas, and still a GREATER emphasis on terest." SURFER LOOK N (IONE the claims of Christianity. Hairstyling is so hot in the Los Angeles area that special "salons" are being commissioned as fast as barbers can retool their shops. The :airier look is an out -out and the sophisticated Holly- wood razor-cut look is definitely an in-in and the ranking status EVERY SUNDAY symbol. Thrust and Parry 'I To have jour hair styled involves an initial outlay of about $8. assortment of banjo-carrying son of Alabama said, "There Seminar 9:45 a.m. Forum 5:45 p.m. Writer Questions Your hair then goes through a time-consuming and mysterious bearded mercenaries and the were many not just a few to me, since I don't know the actual process) fashioning climaxed 'Mob Action' in South conglomerate of protagonists for instances of sexual intercourse Antonio by 3rd and Ean a lustrous gloss of hair spray. Editor: meritorious causes in the garb in public between Negro and The final result looks very sleek and non-greasy. It also looks To paraphrase Al Mason's of cleric in the Deep South. In White . . ." "Negro and White College Dept. First Baptist Church in many instances, like a male version of the popular female ratted interesting April 7 article and these days of social unrest, one freedom marchers invaded a "bouffant" hair -do that created a slight sensation two years ago. his comment about one not hav- dare not question the New Con- Negro church in Montgomery The high -ehool guys are agog over the new look. My two ing to be a racist to see that formity; otherwise, he might be and engaged in an all-night brothers, in high school, could hardly stand the wait in line there is injustice on both sides singled out as a racist. session of debauchery within the to have theirs "(lone." The gals apparently swoon over the results. of the race dispute in Selma, Interesting asides coming out Church itself." King's reply and don't seem to mind the hair spray aspector so they say. this writer is not a racist but of the Selma situation are re- stated: ". . . that some un- RIcaROo's ENTERTAINMENT! April 12 issue of fortunate incidents occurred, but SHOW HOST GETS 00IF that admission does not carry ported in the any weight if one questions the U.S. News and World Report: denied that morals were loose." One of the popular rock Wednesday, Friday, -and-writhe TV hosters (Sam Riddell) "peaceful non-violence" of the Republican Rep. William Dickin- King and others are concerned spent one of his hone shows last week submitting to the razor about the immorality of preju- treatment IP and Sunday horn beginning to end. He invited one of his dancer- dice and social injustice but they guests, a surfer, to join him. The guy agreed and bounced out wink at immorality within the looking SPARTAN DAILY Folk Music like Troy Donohue or Rick Nelson. ranks of their supposed holy So, you ' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE see, the simple peasant's $2.50 haircut is pitifully out crusade. in Laguna, Cucamonga. Second class postage pald at San Jose, California. Mambos California and Bellflower. To have your hair styled Newspapers Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published The question that seems criti- each week is super-in -the hottest item since White Levis hit the daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College, except Saturday and cal at this point is will the race Thursday Dixieland market, Sunday, during college year. Subscription accepted only on a remainder-of- problem which a few are at- Will the in-crowd from Down South import to SJS this semester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus price A great Adver- tempting to scape-goat Alabama 11 new boon to hair spray just as they per copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414 Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. once did the surfer, hair-in- tising Ed. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours as the "Public enemy racist Saturday Progressive the-eye-look? I hope not. Please, guys, I can't 9 terze:ct.' afford $8 a week 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. No. 1" be settled by mob-action, plus the going price for spray. And TOM POWELL News Editor SCOTT MOORE sleeping in those hair-nets, gang, defiance of law and order or DINNERS Jazz is absolutely out -to-lunch. Ads', Manager . .. ED FOSTER Copy Editor __ __ AL MASON Day Editor . CAROL CARD Feature Editor _-___ JEANNE GATES through reason and justice? Is Sports Editor ART SIMBURG the NAACP seeking the advance- ment of the Negro when it seeks social justice by means TALENT WANTED for of mob-rule and boycott? PrTe " 1.4A Don Pugh Sunday Showcase guitar ASB A 21622 218 Willow St. Call: 294-4009 Professor Suggests leentaL New Parking Fee 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111 lllllllllIllllllllllllUltllllllhIllllllllllbIIllllllIIIllllltllllllIlllIllllllbIlllll T-SHIRT NEWS: Editor: STRIPES From $5 One-point-eight now is chisel- E- ing faculty salaries. This should Master -P_ make the semester parking fee 4.00 Everything in $12.77. JEWELERS Socko Musical Just equity, of course . . . Writ of mandamus, anyone? 72 S. First St. Wabtgate Shopping Center surfing Instruments Pearce Davies San Jose 1600 Saratoga Ave. journalism faculty St ripes. and Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 The bold Accessories SNCC Seeks Aid The New look in design at stroke Harvey's Musical Deadline for registration for Santa Clara County's most of color SNCC (Student Nonviolent Co- Instruments ordinating Committee) volun- fashionable jewelry stores Ott white. teers who plan to help with the 32 So, 2nd St. Ph. 286-485 SNCC projects in the South is Free Park'nq at Kirby: of today accordin g to a SNCC NIP), Asikesman Louis King.

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Phone 2'17 0970 Phone 379-3051 _ To Benefit the Stanford Emus Itseettl Home. 111i1111111P111111111111 Spring Concert To Spotlight Future Teachers Wednesday, April 21 1961 SPARTAN DAILY-11 May Now Enroll Glee Clubs To Sing In Art Courses Brent Heisinger, assistant pro- Poulenc, two mountain ballads Baird and Elizabeth Mlehe, SJS Campus Symphony Musicians fessor of music, will direct the and the "Dancing Song." music majors. Pre-regIstration for fall art joint Concert by the Men's and The combined Men's and Wom- The Men's Glee Club, Dow SJS Symphony Orchestra, di- the College Symphony and was Teachers Association, Mu Phi Women's Glee Clubs scheduled en's Glee (lobe will do Randall Baird acrompanYing. wilt rected by Dr. Gibson Walters, named "outstanding student" in Epsilon and the National Guild education courses will be held Per- Thompson's "Frostians" with form selections from KodislY. professor of music, will present the music department last year. of Piano Teachers. today through April 30 in AI21 words by Robert Frost. Bartholernew, Lvovsky, Hunter- - annual spring concert April Among the scholarships and Winner of the Bank of Amer- and A119. are al, These courses Accompanists will be Dae Parker-Shaw and Persichetti. and 28 at 8:15 p.m. in Con- awards she has received are ica Award in fine arts, she has propriate for majors and min.' cert Hall. those from the California Schol- appeared in numerous recitals with an elementary teachirh. Two music majors will be fea- arship Federation, Bank of in this area. credential objective. tured as soloists. Violinist Ca- America, Mu Phi Epsilon, Berk- milla She'den will perform The shire Music Festival and Idyll- Lark Ascending," a Romance for wild Arts Foundation. Honored Violin and Orchestra by Vaughan as one of the Fifty Outstanding Williams. Pianist Joan Bridges Women on Campus, she has also will play the Concerto No. 1 in been the representative in San B flat minor for Piano and Or- Jose's sister city of Okayama, I *-1 11 &1 chestra by Tschaikowsky. Japan. i869 ALUM ROCK AVE 258 8144 Miss She'den, a senior music Miss Bridges, also a senior ALMA and ALMADEN 294-2041 major, has been a pupil of Miss music major, plays the harpsi- "HUSH, HUSH, SWEET NORTH SCREEN Frances Robinson, SJS profes- chord and violin in the College CHARLOTTE" "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" Direct from Playboy MOVIIIIIP sor of music, for eight years. She Symphony. She has received "FANNY HILL" has served as concertmistress of scholarships from the Music - STUDIO "FIRST TASTE OF LOVE" 396 SOUTH FIRST 292-677? Charleton Heston SOUTH SCREEN "MAJOR DUNDEE" "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" BRENT HEISINGER "CINDERFELLA" Grace Ball ... director Student Rate "CRACK IN THE WORLD" SECRETARIAL COLLEGE for tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in San Franc,co by the Golden Gate Concert Hall. 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Costumes were Lowry, former SJS student, is since obtaining training at SJS, "The Firebugs," comedy-satire sor of Mart l. n Henry, 1963 SJS San Jose City College and San by Swiss playwright Max Frisch, designed by Kevin Seligman. exhibiting his works at Villa graduate, will perform with the Francisco Art Institute. His will open in the College Theater John Beauchamp, junior music Theater of MonteIvo cultural center in Sara- Catholic University prints will show pictures made Friday at 8:15 p.m. major, has written special music Washington, D.C., in the campus the month of May. toga during in Hong Kong, Manila, Europe. The drama department produc- and created electronic sound ef- production of Eugene O'Neill's Lowry has been a professional New Mexico and California. tion will be repeated Saturday fects to enhance the play's "any- "Ah Wilderness!" 28 through May 1 thing can happen" spirit. and April The production will open April direction of Dr. Paul under the June Eby, new dance instruc- 30 in the Campus Theater with associate professor W. Davee, tor in the department of physical Miss Henry playing the role of SAN ii5YE of drama. education for women, is chore- Lily Miller. J. Wendell Johnson, professor ographing the movement of the The second year graduate stu- of drama, designed the simul- chorus. The dances are pat- dent received her B.A. in speech FOREIGN CAR SERVICE taneous setting of the living terned after the movement of and drama from SJS in 1963, room and attic of the Bieder- the ancient Greek theater. where she was active in drama. 'OA Expert repairing for mann house against a factory "The Firebugs" will feature a Miss Henry was president of the cast will All Makes and tr background with gas tank, cast of 18. Heading the San Jose State Players from which eventually explodes. be Stanley A. Anderson as 1962-1963. explosion and fire Biedermann, Eddy Emanuel as Models The stage After a two-week run in the designed by Ken- Schmitz and Tracy Thornell as effects were Campus Theater, the production assistant profes- Eisenring. neth R. Dorst, Israel for two weeks. Tune-ups Brakes will tour will then perform in Athens, Engines Carbs General Repairs It Lausanne and Transmissions Rome, Munich, Switzerland STUDENTS 10. OFF WITH A.S.B. CARD! &citify Care The five and a half week' All Foreign and Sport Cars _ tour will end in England with Low, low prices performances at the Royal Aca- lEi) 180 S. Market St. =issosktniuss Ox- done by qualified demy of Dramatic Art and Across From Park All work ford University. 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Photo by Bill Leonard Served with Potatoes, drama major, stars as Schmitz, an THE STORY BEHIND EDDY EMANUEL, (I) SJS Fresh Vegetable, Bread arsonist, in the Drama Department's production of "The Fire- bugs." Stanley Anderson (r) plays Bierdmann, unwilling host to and Buffer. THE SPARDI STATUE the arsonist. THE FALLACY OF THE EXPERTS Student Pens Play Score Baked Sirloin Tips John Beauchamp, junior music are scheduled for Saturday and major, is writing music and April 28 through May 1. (Spardi for good teaching. Here is the true 1. Balance: Enough symmetry so and Noodles The Spirit of Sparta statue are on sale from 1-5 Chicken) provoked a strong disagree- cause of the student unrest at Berke- that the viewers need not strain to creating special sound effects for Tickets ment when the money was allocated ley. keep his eyes on the work of art. Drama Department production p.m. daily. for it in Spring of 1964. The experts, there is considerable 2. Harmony: Enough unity of of Max Frisch's comedy-satire, $1.20 Certainly is caused by similarity the art professors, liked it, but most value in weeding out incompetent stu- form, which "The Firebugs." of the students did not. Now that the dents. But there seems to be a law and simplicity of elements such as statue is finished, it seems to be time of diminishing returns to rising aca- size, shape, color, and texture. This is Beauchamp is utilizing what PART-TIME s to try to clarify this disagreement demic standards, because the criteria to avoid monotony from chaos caused he terms "experimental" meth- by excessive complexity. WORK which now appears to be an example for grading become less and less fair. ods of combining music and of a much more important and gen- Almost all colleges, except the re- 3. Rhythm: Strong enough pat- Evenings & Saturdays, eral problem. are numerous. sounds from non-musical instru- ligious sectarian ones, seem to be terns where elements Minimum 16 hrs. Apparently some of the attitudes of "throwing out the baby with the bath This is to avoid monotony from chaos ments. the liberal arts experts are so set in water." And Honors courses only caused by lack of organization. Stereophonic tape recordings COMMISSION SALES Angelo's tradition as to be nearly impossible to seem to intensify this. 4. Suitable proportion and per- AND SALARIED POSITIONS change. ("Liberal arts" is used here to This does all sorts of harm. Gus- spective, appropriate use of familiar Alcoa Scholarships Available mean classical philosophy, "quality" tave Le Bon's classic of sociology, The symbolism, and limited distortion of Steak House fiction, poetry. "serious" music, sculp- Crowd (translated by Merton in familiar structures, in order to avoid For Information See Mr. Laws ture, and painting, as taught in 19601, which appeared in 1895. ex- grotesque forms. (This is where the Calif. Dept. of Employment 72 E. Santa Clara schools.) As a result, clear across the "Spardi Chicken" loses out.) 970 W. Julian St. San Jose h pressed this very well in Book 2, San Jose, California country, the experts in such special- Chapter 1, Section 5. And the situa- 5. Suitable emphasis (centers of 7:00 p.m., Thursday 0:1;000,§ ties seem to be trapped by their out- tion is much worse now than it was interest): Enough complexity and moded theories and attitudes. in his time. Thus, this mysticism can contrast in order to have enough va- Then the experts' frustrations cause do real damage. riety to be interesting, and to avoid the new works of art to decline in cliches. This is to avoid monotony quality. This decline causes the public from too much unity. to lose confidence in the experts, THE IMPACT OF CHANGE Those who are interested, and SAN JOSE NEEDS which further frustrates the experts. IN TECHNOLOGY would like to find out more about This vicious circle will continue until Conjecturism, should read Hypocrisy the experts overhaul their theories. About Art, by Theodore L. Shaw. Re- that needs to be The original cause of all this trou- The key theory ble is a by-product of the great bene- tail price $4.95. The publisher is Stu- Management 7paiitee4 changed is what might be called mys- art Publications, 330 Beacon Street, -meow' cialism. fits from changes caused by science tical anti and commercialism. Ever since 1840, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116. science and technology have been However, we should be aware of STARTS $525 PER MO. MYSTICAL bringing forth a series of inventions the opposition for these new theories. that reduced the career opportunities 6 MOS. $551 PER MO. ANTI -COMMERCIALISM for professionals in art and literature. THE EXPERT AUTHORITY These inventions were spread by com- If you are a graduate senior in Business Administration, Commercialistic creative artists mercialism, for monetary profit. usually give people what most of Probably few of the liberal arts fac- Economics, Politic -11 Science or related fields, investigate The rise of photography reduced ulty will accept this new theory, at them want realistic standard form, the need for the opportunity in City government. Apply Room 211, idealism, and beauty. But most liberal painters and sculptors. first. It is said, "There is nobody so The rise of television, motion pictures, deaf as he who does not want to City Hall, 801 No. 1st Street, San Jose. arts experts seem to think that the and rapid people should get "meaningful com- transportation and com- hear." But at least the issues should JOHN BEAUCHAMP munication, reduced the need for be clarified for some people. munication" instead. Thus the art writers of ... composer FINAL FILING DATE FRIDAY - 23 profs wanted the Spardi statue to be "serious" literature, espe- cially Poetry, Those who think that the teachers something entirely different from are always eager for progress might background for AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER what most of the students wanted. Only a few of the professionals in- will be used as volved do some reading. The condensed book What the poet, "serious" musician, benefited from these changes. in the the action of the comedy. CITY OF SAN JOSE Therefore, the others came to resent April issue of Pageant maga- sculptor, or painter calls "meaningful both science and commercialism. Sci- zine (What Parents and Teachers Do His other credits for musical communication" often appears to be ence and commercialism to Make Children Fail, by John Holt I scores in SJS drama productions I. a sort of mystical fantasy. He imag- are also caus- has a critical ing automation, which is producing analysis of pre-college are "Henry IV, Part I," "Othel- ines that the work of art expresses unemployment. education. Also, most of the highly some very strong emotions and other This is producing critical lo," and "Lysistrata." pressures to keep young people off article about college profes- ideas that it doesn't really express. the job market, which in turn sors in the latest issue of Fact maga- "The Firebugs" opens Friday This seems to be a childish and un- causes zine is good. Unfortunately, it does powerful support for learning for its at 8:30 p.m. in the College healthy kind of imagination to have: own sake, seem unreastanably opposed to admin- it causes people to lose even when there are no Theater. Repeat performances faith in the practical applications for the knowl- istrative efficiency, and seems to real values of life, and creates de- edge gained. underestimate the radical sympathies sires that are impossible to satisfy. Furthermore, the un- in public colleges. employment keeps these experts from Still, this particular This mystical imagination also causes switching to other article is worth reading. the experts to say that some art jobs. As a result, We Air Linos the art and literature experts have to should also be aware that some works are much more valuable than use people, especially some liberal arts they really are. high-pressure salesmanship to get Furthermore, the ex- public support for their experts, are opposed to science. For perts often try to prevent people from theories. example. Dr. Tansey of the Art De- analyzing and understanding their art Our own campus furnishes a good partment has said that there are some A GIRL works. Picasso himself recently im- Illustration, In both art and English, false assumptions in mathematics. plied that he did this. Thus many ex- we seem to have a surplus of teach- Now, mathematics may have some perts are unwilling to reject any "ex- ers and courses, and a surplus of shaky assumptions. For example, the CAN REALLY perimental" works of art. They say course requirements for the major. mathematician Cantor thought that they are afraid that they might have Also in both departments, there ap- the infinitely large numbers of ele to change their minds later. And yet, pears to be strong resistance to ments in two infinite sets are equal if GO PLACES these same experts insist that nothing change. you can establish that for every el,' hut very extensive training qualifies The English department seems to ment in the first set there corresponds AS A UNITED AIR anybody to pass judgements on works have opposed the new scientific gram- one and only one uniquely determined of art. Thus the expert alienates him- mar until recently. And apparently element in the second set. But he self from reality, and causes many art majors still don't have to take thought that if you have an infinite LINES STEWARDESS people to lose confidence in him. any courses in photography. It is not number of elements left over in one Fly Coast to Coast easy to find out such of the sets after Furthermore, many of the people things, and this hypothetical and Hawaii who believe in these mystical theories there may be other such problems in matching, then that set is bigger. The go out and spread them by high-pres- other areas. mathematical experts agree with this: 51/7 wools hoe training. Starting sure salesmanship. They insist that Nevertheless. there is still hope. but my own studies lead me to believe pay up to $420.00 per month for anybody who does not go along with that all of this is meaningless, be- 70-85 hours flight time. You may them is hypocritical, closed-minded, CONJECTURIST THEORY cause the idea of "equality" should qualify if you are a high school unintellectual, uncreative, behind the Though it IS not yet well-known, not apply to indeterminates such as graduate 20 26, singles, 5' 2" - PARISIENNE PRICES FROM $100 TO $1200 times, and culturally inferior. This is a new, more honest explanation of art Infinitely large numbers. 5' 9", with proportionate weight. inexcusable snobbishness. has been developed. It is called Con- In any case, even the mathemati- Nevertheless. jecturism. It is cians agree all of this mysticism not reactionary; it that a few of their as- Special Campus Interviews would still be tolerable, except that it does not attack abstract art. But it sumptions are questionable. And it is affects people's grades in school. Re- does attack the extreme over-valua- easy to find fault with the way cently these grades have become tion of certain works of art by the mathematics is taught. But seienee Thurs., April 22nd much more important in people's ca- standard interpretations of critics. and mathematics of the practical kind JCauto otweierJ reers. And recently grading has be- It strikes down mystical definitions is as near to exact truth as any form 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. some of art, and proposes a much more sci- of human knowledge so seevre as to discourage inter- all because For Additional Information est in meaningful learning, discourage entific definition of art: sensory stim- It is possible to weed out errors, Authorized Orange Blossom Dealer co-operation among students to learn ulation of parts of the nervous sys- We are safe in concluding that the Contact t he material, encourage cheating, tem that are not tired, and relaxation anti-commercialistic and anti-scientif- Student Placement Office make such stress that it becomes of parts that are tired. ic mysticism among liberal arts ex- 14460 Big Basin Way, Saratoga hard to think clearly, and make life This allows us to modify the art perts will not last forever. 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IL_ Wednesday. Appil 21. 11f13 P It T.1P1 DALLY-B llorogr Field Trip Weekend Accident Bike Collides With Carryall; Scholarships a Hospitalizes Students Student Reported Satisfactory F.LIS An SJS SI 11(1011, Stifilley Wssll e. Ile V\ its t11111111g sit. the Two SJS students are reported stein was driving behind an auto- Available 21, of 545 S. Seventh St., was re- the sound of bending metal, and of in satisfactory con di t ion at mobile containing a San Bruno ported in satisfactory condition stopped to find Wolfe and his pus Wheeler Hospital in Gilroy, after family, when the other car was Applications for tuition scholar- last evening at San Jose Hospital. bicycle lying in the street. ill's their car was imolved in a three- involved in a collision with a ships to one of three natural sci- avail- Wolfe's bicycle collided with a San Jose police officer Law- car accident east of Gilroy. truck. The truck then collided ence field trip courses are Kenneth E. Hut- station wagon-type carryall driven rence Darr cited Wolfe for riding Injured in the accident Sunday with the SJS student's car, ac- able in S221. Dr. tpril by a San Lorenzo man Monday his bike after dark without a light. afternoon were Paul Goldstein, cording to officers. ton, SJS professor tif biology in with night at 10th and San Salvador Nurses said Wolfe suffered a 20, and Alan Neerenberg, 21, both The driver of the first car, charge of the special scholarship of Streets. face laceration, and possible head of Downey, who live at Markham George Peartree, 24, and his three program, announced. Th.. 'ii'. 'Ifof Ow carryall s;lid rind .,rm st u- Hall. year old son Darrell died. Pear- Dr. Hutton said students who eech The 1 Ii0hway Patrol said Gold- tree's wife Carol was injured. The qualify for scholarships will not l963, family lived at 130 East burn Court have to pay the $21 tuition charge IMii. in San Bruno. for the field trip study course they WHAT'S BUGGIN' YOU? the State Commission Goldstein and Neerenherg were wish to attend. The Mammoth CORI hospitalized with serious facial Lakes trip is scheduled for June NEW Selects Three injuries. Nurses report they are 13-19; the Sequoia National Park WINNER OF THIS week's Sports Picks contest is Arthur S. 20- the doing well. field study is slated for June DIRECT RADIO - TELEPHONE SHOW Pinkston. John Anderson representative for PSA awards the SJS Scholars The truck driver was identified 26 and the Cambria Pines trip tion round trip to Los Angeles, which is good through August. Arthur From Our Stage Three SJS students have been hy the Highway Patrol as John (near Hearst Castle) will be held eks. is a sophomore majoring in Industrial Management from Los ens, selected as scholars by the Cali- Flemming, about 50, of 9265 Rocky June 27-July 3. Sunday thru Thursday 10-12 Midnight Gatos. awarded to and fornia Stale Scholarship Commis- Ridge Rd. in Roseville. He and a Scholarships were CY 2 5252 sion. sailor riding with him were also nine students for the Death Val- week ' The students are Terrence R. Injured. ley field study, and Dr. Hutton Retreat Deadline 1Lyke Magazine approxi- Featuring John Lester with O'Connor, sophomore English ma- Flemming was to he arraigned estimated there will he scholarships Aca- jor from San Mateo; William this week on charges of felony mately five or 10 KGBA . . . 1430 K.C. Ox- Horm, senior biological science drunk driving and manslaughter, For Ecumenical Sales Continue, available for all three of the com- is major from San Jose; and David according to a spokesman for the ing trips. : tate K. Cundiff, freshman math major CUP. Council Today Four Locations "To qualify a student must be from Sunnyvale. unable to pay the tuition himself, garcien city Aft. Registration deadline for a re- Lyke, SJS feature magazine, is have references from two SJS in- some The students were selected from So. Market CY 7-2002 1,200 applicants for the tuitional Official Names treat, sponsored by the Protestant still on sale for 60 cents at four structors and presently hold at 51 :and- grade point average," program offering 1,500 awards Ecumenical Council, at Mt. Cross locations, Iry Tiessen, editor of least a 2.5 available to a maximum of $1,500. Conference Grounds this weekend Dr. Hutton said. Top Scholastic the magazine, said yesterday. An annual renewal of awards is is today at 4 p.m "Applicants must also submit given if the student maintains Dr. William Brandt, San Jose The magazine's Spring edition is a short statement telling why they academic and financial eligibility. Living Centers State associate professor of Eng- on sale at Spartan Bookstore, in wish to enroll in the field studies so instructors can deter- ********** ***** ******** The top living centers in schol- lish, and Dr. Gary Albright, SJS Lyke office (J206), at Roberts course Spring most interested y es assistant professor of philosophy, Bookstore 1330 S. 10th St., across mine who are the $MART STUDENTS astic performance for fall 1964 will speak and lead a discussion on students," he added. were announced recently by Miss "The Irrelevance and Relevance the men's dorms) and at Cal "All application forms must be The Berniece Ryan, SJS assistant hous- of the Christian Message," at the Book Co. (134 E. San Fernando returned to the Biology Depart- ing director. conference. St.). ment by April 28," Dr. Hutton Bright-fresh clean Leading the scholastic roster for Car pools will leave the Cam- Thus far this semester, Lyke said. pus Christian Center, 300 S. 10th salesmen have sold approximately The special scholarship program college approved housing women's St., at 6:30 p.m Friday. The con- 3,000 magazines. Next issue of is supported by funds from the Season is Morn i Lee Hall, 25 S. Fifth St., ference ends Saturday at 9 p.m. the magazine is scheduled for Audubon film series program and give you with an overall grade-point av- The conference grounds are lo- May 26. private contributions. Do your spring skirts a bright-fresh dean look? If not. erage of 2.78. cated in the Santa Cruz mountains look at our special this week . . . 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1 6-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, April 21, 1965 NcAA champ Cal Edges Toad Hall Raiders Stumble by Xavier ond Defeats SJS 2-0 NEW ORLEANS. April 13 - slated between the two schools The Toad Hall Raiders of San Toad Hall led through the entire By ART Bond's winning triple jump came stuck. I mistook the-n 1111,11 antI finished together in which was played in muggy 4:18.6. Jose State College edged a tough contest Daily Sports Editor was 50-5. Craig's NCAA record to be tight. It was my fault that In Quickie 80 degree weather. is 5234. Bond's 23-7 long jump I didn't test this. Rich Clough won the hi h Xavier University softball team Lester Bond, who had to buy Following the game. the Raiders bettered Cralg's jump by two "When the gun went off, the hurdles in 14.9 and Larry lietald By KEN ALLAN a 6-5 score. a new pair of track shoes before today by were entertained by Xavier at the ha-hex. Craig Fergus was third block for my front leg (the power was second :it 15.1. A fourth inning gamble at the meet, defeated NCAA record This was the first of a series New Orleans Playboy club, In the triple j p at 47-11 and leg) slipped all the way back to Mike Gateau won the 880 In Municipal Stadium paid off for of intersectional sports contests I A good time had by all. holder Charles Craig in the triple fourth In the long jump at my rear leg, eliminating my power 1:51.5, a good time considering he California last night to give the jump and also topped him in the 22-7, I. Pat Moran was fourth In entirely." had no competition. Larry Crider Bears a 2-0 win over San Jose triple jump at 46-2. long jump in the Spartan track- the Sitilth trailed second place was second in 1:55.6. State in the fastest played nine sters' triangular meet Tom Smith won the 220 in 20.6 mile in win in a Wayne Hermen (20.8) and third Tom Tuite won the two inning game of the year. Saturday. for the third time this season and was second BONDS! NEW S3.50 BASEBALL NOVEL! "TODAY'S GAME" Fresno place Sam Workman of Fresno) 9:16.2. Dave Lower With one out and a runner on Mi Jose State 14 of the had "the world's worst start and Sullivan third San won (21.0) by 25 yards, hut still in 9:42.7 and Jim third, ("al first baseman Ed Beck- rand scored 120 world's finest finish." accord- the 17 events as they the managed to pass them, and roast in 9:46.2. Pat Kelso won with hit a looping fly ball down teat points. Fresno State had 35 and ing to SJS coach Bud Winter. Charlie Hahn the last ten yards. Smith won shot put at 56-5 with the third base line. Spartan third as of California at Smith, who almost fell on his the University the 440 in 47.2. third at 52-8. baseman Butch Enkoji caught up pm& In the dual in the Davis managed 25. first step out of the starting Terry Doe didn't compete with the hall and made a spec- Le meet scoring, SJS beat Fresno ifermen, who was nipped by Frank Tarrantts blocks, said, "I grabbed an old high jump, but tacular over-I lie-shot titter catch. men 117-28 and overcame Cal Aggies Workman by .1 in the 100 (the was second at 6-2'4. California coach George Wolf- pair of blocks. When I started Berr 120-23. Fresno edged the Aggies winning time was 9.5), handled won the javelin Bob Baughman mann then sent the runner, Al send Spartababes defeated tightening them I noticed the him easily in the 220. Lloyd Murad second 76-67. The at 213-91.i. Bob Brown was Diamond, to the plate. Enkoji, eadi IN THE BIG MAY 18311E!* Fresno 102-42. thread was worn. The blocks be- was third at 9.7 in the 100. Tim at 211-11, off balance after his amazing I 5.1 sysitl My Tutuitieg Batters Knowles was fourth in the 220 Bob Akers won the discus at catch, threw to the plate but his by Gandy Koufax at 21.9 and second in the 440 at 156-3 Tit. John Tompkins was third throw ran out of gas and Diamond 49.3. tact me Notre Dame at 147-1' scored. pro' Can won the 440 relay in 40.8 Sur9e Continue? SJS Roger Werne was second in the "It was definitely the turning United Radio & T.V. Supply Co. without Maurice Compton and lag pole vault at 14-113. point of the game," SJS coach Ed hen The Ballplayers Pick the with several poor baton exchanges. DISiRIBUTORS In the freshman meet BM Sobczak explained after the game, uff \01,111 Pennant Winners WHOLESALE Spartans won the mile relay The Fowler won the high jump at at the end of the inning Butch Why The Fans Love HI-FT without Smith in 3:18.6. A ELECTRONIC ARTS S1PVP Brown bettered his came over to me and asked me Shackelford, who ran in mit( Floyd Patterson Now Ken hest time by three seconds if he should have let the ball go," the mile relay, also won the 330 olle This month - every month -1 bigger, more action-packed SPORT! beating Art Burkhard in 4:22.4. Sobczak continued, "but he did More in-depth profiles, exclusive interviews, thrilling color photographs! STUDENT DISCOUNTS intermediate hurdles in 38.3 and (111-A John Twomey Wikll the 220 In the right thing under the circum- was third in the 440 at 49.3. ruck 21.7 and the 440 in 46.2. stances. They iCall just gambled Amei 19TH YEAR AS FIRST MAGAZINE Open Evenings 1425 W. San Carlos Street on the play and won." Joe Neff, Phil Darnall, and Walt Channels won the 880 in Dorm May SPORTI FOR SPORTS NOW ON SALE! CYpress 8-1212 Starting pitcher Bill Ardis Till 9 P.M. Owen Hoffman had no competi- 1:54.9 and ran a 48.5 mile relay went Se re- the entire distance for SJS tion hi the mile so they leg. Jeff Lawson, out for three and resh _ gave up only one earned run weeks with 30 stitches and a cut while Scoti striking out IA It was a tough UUuPtiri,WW-,.k!.-131Z-U-AIWIIR_WIJI-1-WaUZ’",;-,A1.-v-OURN31-51.-WW’v-IRB3U3L2E217-41ZMWWZW10.1(.?g-5 Achilles heel tendon won the discus re loss for the senior righthander at 152-W4. 67 from Oakdale who was looking Freshman coach Mery Smith, Jack for the opportunity to increase his who spent Easter vacation recruit- n al season record to 4-3. Ardis held ing in Southern California, said, the Bears to just four well placed "The Southern California area is Frit singles. a hotbed for track and field. I nim As far as Sobezak was con- talked to several of the top high will WOW! It's "The Warehouse" cerned, Ardis pitched one of the school and junior college pros- day best games of the year. "He kept pects in the area. The top ten tit& the ball down well and made only junior college distance runners ex- Sp 112 pitches during the game." pressed interest in attending SJS. P4 01)1 The work of Ardis and Cal If only two of the runners attend Ida: pitcher Bill Frost helped account here, we will still be in excellent * For FRESH atmosphere in college for the fast game which took shape next year." only 1:58 to complete. So entertainment . . . Tomorrow, San Jose travels to n Stockton to make up a rained out ose Recreation Times game. Probable starting pitchers prin :ire Gary Strom (5-5) and Bill outl Set for Women Schmidt ( 1-4). Th * For live music... Women's Recreat ion Association, (meihi (WRA), and Extramural practice activities for the semester include: liem WRA Softball, TTh, 4:30 p.m., as advertised in THE. East Field: WRA Gymnastics. NEw ypit IT R. more ... (beer) Wed., 4:30 p.m, PER260: Extra- * For Burgers and mural Softball, MW, 9:30 p.m.,

East Field; Extramural Fencing. 1 1 coed, Tues., 7 p.m., WG 101; Ex- 1 tramural (WRA) Swimming, Trh, 1.!:5, WC 121: Esartiantrail..Ten- III, Toes., Wed.. 4 p.m. Courts, 11 - )),1- RIG BASIN PICNIC SJS French and Italian clubs I will co-sponsor a picnic at Big vi1 Basin State Park this Sunday. Cost for the event will be $1 per , 55 person, payable in advance in the E)ireign Languages Department office, Building N.

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& Santa Clara 295.4371 azcznix aa za-r-w-fe-ar-ii a a iTrS1 aaa a aalireaaaalrArkimmrtrivt&MirilirltMaZak- aran %PIT % N 1)%111 7 Sprint Practice Tracksters Laugh It Off Wednesday. April 11. 1%3 Look alikes George Weed and Art Burkhart!, distance stars of notto runwant in tothe behills mistaken because for I "Ian Golfers Beat Stanford Early Grid Practice Begins; the freshman cross-country and escaping prisoner." mis- track teams, have often been When Burkhartl was in high taken for each other. school he enjoyed leisurely jogs Team Title Relays early Stanford Win Western At the in cow pastures. He decided to dis- in the season, Weed was lying on pense with the practice, however, Ron Cerruti shot a five under led the tourney going into Satur- the grass when Burkhard's mother Ditto for MA Soccer Champs when a bull chased hint. "I could par 67 yesterday to lead SJS day's final two rounds but shot spoke to him, thinking he was have given the sprinters a race to a 21-6 win over Stanford at a pair of 76's and finished fourth I. man.% Lt. her son. that day," said Burkhard. 1114. Almaden Country Club. Two behind winner Arne Dokka of Los More than 80 varsity football meet," said Burkhard, "Every Last fall, Weed and I3urkhard other Spartan golfers finished Angeles State College. .andidates greeted Head Football "I'm just starting to make my and a few others went to Alum with par or under scores, Jim champion Ross Ran- 'oach Harry Anderson Monday move when somebody in the stands Defending Rock Park to train. "We were Tram-ally shot a 68 and Terry 10th place with a IS the Spartans opened spring yells, 'Go, Weed, go.' Even at prac- dall ended up In all so exhausted after the work- Small carded an even-par 78. shooting a 79-75 in met ice. tice tonight, the timers yelled to 289 score after out," said Burkhard, "we couldn't play. Leading the prospects are letter- me, 'Hey, George, what are your Saturday's wait to get in the car and drive San Jose State won the team en Ken Berry and John Travis. times?'" Ron Cerrudo, who has been play- home. To my dismay, I found I honors in the Western Inter- rry is an All-Coast quarterback Weed recalled, "I finished third ing number one for the Spartans had locked my keys in the car. collegiate Golf Championship held indidate and Travis was the In the Sacramento State Cross- finished sixth. Fortunately, however, a gentleman, last weekend at Pasatiempo. Al- ending ball carrier in 1964 with Country Invitational during my who just happened to be at the though the Spartans won the team 5.16 yards per carry average. Junior year in high school. It was FVSSY park along with his girl friend, championship, none of the five SJS The Spartans' All-American raining so hard during the last lent me a knife which enabled me golfers could finish higher than NEW YORK ( UPI Scottish tackle candidate Brent Berry mile the elastic on my pants be- to open the wind wing." fourth. terriers in dog shows are judged probably will not Sri, action dur- came soaked, and my pants were NCAA Champion Terry Small in no fewer than 13 different ways. ing the spring, 114'ealltil` of a bro- weighted down. I had to run the ,M111 ken hand Witch has not as yet rest of the race holding on to my HIGH SCORING '4, 4 tlesit sufficiently healed. pants. To make matters worse, EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) A great deal of attention will one of my shoes was half off. The Star Baseball Club, first ,'Intel' around the 25 new junior "I lived at Folsom Prison where assembled team of any kind at loge transfers which include my father was chaplain. Since I Michigan State, won a game by a 11I-American fullback Jim Bud- lived at the prison, I was forced score of 98-44 in 1868. (Irk from Contra Costa and All- merican honorable mention end trwin Bell from Citrus. 9 9 Several players from last year's vshman team are also on hand. leefing up things for Anderson re 320 pound tackle Bill Crow', ,67 tackle David Evans, quarter- N1MITZ TRAFFIC JAM?Nope, it's the San Jose State football ack Bob Toledo, guard Dick Dix- team as it begins spring practice this week. in and end Paul Batting. last fall had a 9-4-2 record, are head water 11010 (IMAM 1.1`1. Wal- SJs will drill Monday through five starters, including All-Amer- ton. 242 So. 11th Street Friday the first week. Begin- ican Al Korbus and All-American The best performers on the four ning next week, the Spartans honorable mention Efiok Akpan. teams, so far, have been: Steve will drill Monday through Thum- Korbus was the sparkplug of last Nelson and Richard Rogers (Blue day with a scrimmage on Sat- year's squad, and finished the Team); Steve Hoberg and urday. Dave "Pity You Don't Have a Lotus 23!" as one of the nation's Thompson (Red Team); Robert May 2, 1965 Spring drills conclude with the campaign leading scorers. In addition to Friedlander and Kevin Currlin Perhaps you have but a VW, or an MGB, or even an nnual Alumni-Varsity game, Sat- these two, others who will not (Green Team); and Bruce McCall rday, May 15. American car. Whatever it may be, B & P Foreign Car be returning include halfbacks and Lou Tully (Orange Team). Service will attend it with the same expert care given SOCCER Colin Lindores and Mike Hajian; Watch for More Some 37 soccer candidates were and wing Bob Salazar. the Lotus and at the low student-faculty rate: $6.00 n hand Monday when the San Soccer coach Julie Menendez Slow-pitch Entry per hour for all work, tune-up and overhaul included. ose State soccer team began its plans to build his squad for the pring training sessions at the fall campaign around six return- Personalized Service Factory-Trained Mechanics oath Campus. ing regulars from the team Deadline Today The Spartans, NCAA Western which won the Northern Cali- Intramural Director Dan Unruh B & P Foreign Car Service egional champions in 1964, have fornia. Intercollegiate Soccer has extended the deadline 24 hours 9 se) 1470 W. San Carlos Street big rebuilding task ahead of crown and then defeated the for all slow-pitch softball entries. Phone 297-8811 tem. Gone from the team, which Air Force Academy, 5-3, for the As a result, entries may be turned Western title. This group is in to Unruh in MG121 until 2 this headed by all-American candi- afternoon. date Lou Fraser, a senior wing Today at 3:45 p.m., independent One Aay Service from Lima, Peru. The other re- fast-pitch softball teams will go turning regulars include the into action on the south campus Sermol brothers, Hap and Joe, fields. Tomorrow, the fraternity of Palo Alto; Mani Gonzales, teams will tee off on one another in r in e r Menlo-Atherton high at 3:45 p.m. "WORK school star; and Steve Locci and Golf entries are due April 30th. goalie Hercules 5111hcelis. This year's tournament will be The Spartan soccer mentor plans held at the Santa Teresa Course. OF to take a good look at several new- Any interested golfers may pick up entry blanks at the intramural Don't make me laugh. comers and players from his jun- ior varsity team of the past sea- office, MG121. 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DT. Ste] .11. 1..1 Prin, ot.o \ 101 III., liti I.,11 look inter- 'southwest corner of cafeteria. Spartan Spears, all day, in front tithes lectured till For Summer Study Set for Tomorrow of bookstore. Lost and found sale. of international polilieit I at Dr. PONStilly 1111% views begin two areks betore Flying 20 Club, 7:30 p.m., C/1161. program for the Hoover Institu- International affairs, strategy and the Place- Arab-Amertean Club, modern The (Mice il ihe Dean u- .1.110 1'1,11'1.11 Nlislianutt and Con- appointsiwnt date in Spartan Spears, all day, in front tion at Stanford, will speak on I communism in the US., Canada. Office, AD31234, Arabic language class, 4 p.m., CH- dents recently announced a limited ciliation Service 'FMCS) will give ment of bookstore. Lost and found sale. Seventh Street tomorrow at 2:30 Austria and France. He has aki. number of National Defense Stu- 162. p.m. written The tieoaraphy of Intellect a mock collective bargaining and TODAY: Alpha Phi Omega. 7 p.m., ED- dent Loans are available for the AWS judicial board, 4 p.m., Col- and Lenin, the 1Compolaisc mediation program tomorrow night Corona Unified School District 331. Pledges meet in College Un- lege Sponsored by Young Americans 1965 summer sessions. Union. Riverside County I: elementary, ion. for Freedom I YAF), Dr. Possony Students may borrow up to $300 at 7 in TH55. Baptist Student l'nion, 7:30 p.m., high school. Home Economics Club, 7 p.m., Memorial will speak on "Realities of Com- if they attend the entire 10-week The program will be sponsored Chapel. Fremont Unified Seined District A133. Reports will be given by MUnism." session. They may borrow up to Industrial Relations Club Chi sigma Eireann, secretarial Award to Cadet by the I Alameda County): elementary, representatives to Spring break Born in 1913 in Vienna, Austria, $18) if they attend the six -week honorary, 3:30 p.m., E346B. anti the institute of Industrial Re- junior high, high school. California state convention in Dr. Perssony was educated in Robert Gillham, senior chemi- session. II Mesa Hall:inn, 7 p.m., Gui- lations. !Stewed Union high School (Mei, Palm Springs. Austria, Germany, Italy. France stry major at Sun Jose State, "Applicants ioust have attended do's Pizzeria, 1372 S. Bascom. red County I: high settled. United Stat,s. He has the Air Conmtand and SJS full-time during the semester The collective bargaining ses- tttttt a Delta, 7 p.m., First Im- Glee Club, 8:15 p.m., Concert and the TeeeiVell TOMORROW: Freni.11 and U.S. 'Stall College award for the top or plan to sion will teuture role-playing by manuel Lutheran Church, 374 S. Hall. Concert. Admission free. served both the attend hill-tlene during Redondo Beal+ City Elementary griveminerds as a psycleihIgival Air Force ROTC cadet in the nit - fall semester, 1965, to be eligible four FMCS commissioners as un- Third. Folk Music Club, 7:30 p.m., School Dietrict 1Los Angeles specialist. lion at the Arnold Air Society for a summer session loan," said ion negotiators, four commissioners Tau Delta PM, men's honorary M250. Discussion of plans fur' warfare ('ounty,: elenuntary. was also a Carnegie re- AASI National Cone lave in Donald Ft. Ryan, assistant to Dean as management representatives fraternity, 7:30 p.m., H3. Pledges workshop in styles for guitar anti He Mille Unified School District at Institute for Washington 1r.('. Apra 11.11 ot Students. and one commissioner as mediator'. meet in H5. banjo and of plans for upcoming search fellow the (Mendocino County) : elementary, - - Applications are being received FMCS regional director Arthur Cercle Francais. 3:30 p.m., concert. Sing-along at "The Shel- high school. for National De ( ense Student Viet and assistant regional di- cafeteria B. ter." Everyone urged to partici- La Mesa-Spring Valley city Loans for the 1965-66 academic rector V. Wayne Kenaston will pate. Elementary School District (San TOMORROW: year. answer questions at the close of Diego County): elementary, junior Industrial Relations Club-Insti- Applications and further infor- the bargaining session. Spartan Daily high. tute of Industrial Relations, 7 p.m., mation are available in ADM201. Further information regarding Exeter Nigh School (Tulare TH55. Federal Mediation and Con- Bakmas this program may be obtained by County): high school. ciliation Service (FMCS) will per- antacting Donald Garnet, assist. Fountain Valley Elementary Flower Classifieds it professor of industrial rela- EXPERT School District, Huntington Beach Shop ! ions, in F0218. (Orange County): elementary. LUBRICATION FRIDAY: Job Interviews Flowers MOTHER OLSEN'S BOARDING HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 Evergreen Elementnry Selte..1 --Men. Best :cod in town. New apt .511 inters less, %sill he held at and units. Linen & maid sets. Kit. & (cued Song Girls District, San Jose: elementary. the Placement Center, ADS1234. Corsages LISTEN to r . - - tacit. 3 TV's 122 N 8th. CV 5-9504 Santa Maria Joint Union High wi Sung Girl Workshops will begin Cheek at the center for time of for all ' tic School 1Santa Barbara County): SAILING EXPEDITION Cent. Amer.' students, latch 98` tomorrow in WG154 from 7 to 9 appointments. Occsions - Male FURN. ROOMS ALL OTHER CAR SERVICES high school. cense. A.r en priv. No smoking or drinking. $10 & p.m. Workshops will also be held AT DISCOUNT PRICES Cardiac Union Elementary School CV 2-0462 10th & Santa Clara Pesca, Curt., $15. 293.3088. on April 27, 29, and May 4. Try- TOMORROW: Dist rict ( Los Angeles County I : 460 S. 6th - 3 rm, furnished. gar. Quiet PURITAN OIL CO. outs will be May 6 when four Hunts Foods: business admin- ENTROPHY ',veers Sii questions. Adults. Avail. Apr. to, 292-2250. elementary. 6th & KEYES regular and two alternate song istration, liberal arts majors for ARE YOU .,e,Isinq en.rophy? RENT - 2 bdrm. turn Bel I ev ue Union Elementary' 2 WEEKS FREE airls well he selected. positions in sales management. mod. apt. $140 mo. Call 269-9014 alit', School District, Santa Rosa (So- AUTOMOTIVE 121 6 p.tx, Prudential Insurance Company: noma County): elementary. apt. [urn., artistic. Wil- business, liberal arts majors for HUGE I bdrm. Fillmore Union School District '64 SUZUKI - 80 c.c. Low rt- , -1 $85- 241.8174. OPENS positions in home office adminis- FRIDAY NIGHT' (Ventura County): elementary. 2 BDRM. APT. nt. SJS. w/pool. $100 per tration - claims underwriting, '64 FORD V13. Loaded . & up. 297-8877 or 286.5398. Tomorrow group insurance, methods and $88 I BDRM. q Alameda), 1020 Elm Interview planning. Positions in sales train- 64 HONDA 90 8.4446. B. - stoves & ref. "THE FIREBUGS" For Scout Position ing -industrial engineering. Per- Rent ROOM FOR STUDENT GIRL - he '60 SPRITE - - ilS care oil On-rampos manent visa required. An Incendiary Comedy sum- held tomorrow morning for The Traveler,' Insurance Com- 61 CHEVY J BDRM APT by Max Frisch mer camp positions with the San pany: all majors for positions as Council. Francisco Bay Girl Scout casualty and life agency manage- 63 YAMAHA $30 MONTH A DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRODUCTION Minimum age for these positions ment trainee, group management wars. No least is 18 years. Jobs include camp 2.) 327. Heated. trainee, can t y underwriting 59 CHEVY B'SCAYNE 283 and unit directors, handymen, life SUMMER RATES St.idio $69.50, crpts management trainee. Citizenship Runs Ap: il 23, 24, April 28 -May 1 savers and recreation specialists. WILL TRADE, 9-h. CV 20997. not required. Interested students may sign , FOR RENT - Tr A'T.ULTY ONLY United Airlines: all majors for br. 1. modern College Theatre CJrtain 8:15 p m. up today at the Placement Cen- 56 FORD t,CT-RiA positions as stewardess. Citizenship bldg. en. 525 oar. wash -door. SJSC Students 75c $1.50 General ter, ADM234, for appointments. CT 2.2518 bet. 12: al.tcr 6. _ required. MEN Clean rms.. kitchen pile. Clone BOX OFFICE: 5fli & SAN FERNANDO STS. KSJS Announces Cherwbrough-Ponds, Incorporated: 11111E21:321111111' .1t 728 S. 5th business majors Larry nation Open 1-5 p.m. for positions as WEDDING !,). 100 to, 57’ Phone 292-6414 New Music Show merchandising representative. Wedding Press 2c; CONNECTICUT Campus music groups may get LADY'S e'even T.-rts bicyc'e LOST ; APB, IkIIN011116) Peat, Marwick. Mitchell and MUTUAL LIFE Phone 378.8206. \ an opportunity to debut on radio Company: accounting majors for IVFE CLAIRE HOTEL PRESI'VN . 1671 The Alameda MATCHLESS 500 cc. $225. 297.98 i 7 REWARD - 3 r 1-nt. of as KSJS, the college FM radio positions in junior :Reigniting. Suite 311 294-5660 Dirt and st,, 13o,kstore Apr. 2. .1 r..3: station, completes plans for its Citizenship required .J..r Player. Westingbou, latest campus talent program, PERSONA'S (T) Portable, 4 Atars, Like new. $100 297 "Bandstand." 8648. Must Sell. DOES YOUR rc,n,6 Student music groups which per- SCHWINN - 10 upend bile-727 in .ingle rooms 720 S II ri from rock 'n roll Varsity. Like new. $50/best offer. 225 form anything THE NEW 1254. THE KAYDETTS ARE COMING to classical may sign up in SD132 TAPE RECORDER - Stereo Roe/play COMPANION IF) Icr EL.ri.pe needed or contact Rich Hernandez, 1<5,1 prcamps. 3 hds. $125. 294-7668, Mike. this summer._ Cull Sherrna, 293.9566, program ilirrctor, and sot If. WANTED Le,a, Already SHOTCUN Mad. 37R. 12 C.,I. Jirn, 241 5719. t.1 . ,11 pad. 294.2053 14 FT. SKI 80AT-45 by. Marc. Comp SERVICES 18/ Arabic Class t".eefs CAM 295 9969. Steve. US , Two Times a Week FURN. ot port. et/TO INSURANCE for students Cite BDRM. dinette set, "We've had a really good re- I Valle!, 286-5386. 449 W San Carlos sponse to our classes." said Ma- I '65 HONDA -d. Just 240 TYPING - Term paps thesis at, a '719. $190 elecrrie. 243.6313 hammad Adwan, president of the I TYPIST - Neat, fast, corrections made Walk in now for SJS Arab-American Club, "but it's MARKET Mrs O'Neill 377-7843 all girls." 11====1111111 SEWING MACHINE llofbrau Style Food-Moderate Prices The classes, recently begun :it GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY - for RENTALS young itoast Eastern Beef 1, ii SJS, are modern spoken Aral, woman with ner. Will train for credit 0:cl, up your renIa1 now, no delays - Virginia Baked 11ans 1.30 verification or order dept. Contact per. only $5 a month. KNW Sewing Machine classes. They meet twice weekly, Istwiter Style Corned Beef 150 sorrier mgr. Apply 441 Park Ave., Suite Cener 917 N. 13th. 286 5566. Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 p.m. I Roast T Turkey 1.50 5. Chienett Style Caxtrattli in CH162. They are led by Sam 191 JUST BACK FROM EASTER! YOUNG MAN - Management trainee. TRANSPORTATION Roast Turkey Lest 1.45 Badawi, a club member who has part time. Prefer business experience but - COMBINATION PLATES - Cairo, Egypt. not required. $50 wk. to start. Apply 441 RIDE WANTED to Las Vegas. Spring taught in Pag An, SijIe 5 3.5 pin riAily. Vacation. Cheri. 297-5977. Any 2 meats $L75 Any 3 meats $2.00 Adwan urges students to join SELL HOLIDAY MAGIC Classified Office Slab of nutty Swiss cheese .35 the classes and hopes Male stu- SHORT ON CASH! orders include choice of Salad, Barbequed Beans, dents will also I ake interest. ts,WEST NATURAL COSMETIC will be open: or Macaroni. Bread and LINE IN U. S. Butter For interview call 793-8588 12:30-3:30 Thursday Visit the Gas Lite for Fun. Banquet Facilities 5 to 700. AWS Applications for AWS president, COUPLES WANTED to ma -1. appr halls. 9:30-1:30 Friday Ballroom Leasing. Rooms from $85 Per Month. Applications t’ river 21. Submit resume of Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 SAN CARLOS at MARKET STS. CY 14.2626 first and second vice president, P.O. Be. 1609, San Jose. two Office in J 206 Located in the Saint Claire Hotel secretary and treasurer and judiciary members are available SINCE WE'RE NOT THE BIGGEST, HOUSING (51 Send in handy order blank. Enclose in the Activities Office (ADM- cash or check. Make check out to 242 I and are due there by Friday. THE SANDS - Reduced rates for 2 or Daily Classifieds. WE HAVE TO PROVIDE THE BEST. Spartan April 28 3 people. 460 S. 10th. 797-4604. Phone 294-6414. Eat. 2465 61 Years in San Jose AWS election time is and 29. The first vice president works on the judicial board and CLASSIFIED RATES the second vice president is the ; to buy, sell, rent, or programs coordinator. announce anything. Minimum We feature A qualification for the top three Low prices, plus the finest in USDA choice dams Accutron lust fill out and clip Two linos One time Tbrait Umos Five positions is previous experience Ono time 50c a lino 23e a lino 120c a Um meats are only a the reasons this handy order the most on the cabinet. couple of blank 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 accurate that campus market is THE place to shop 3 linos 1.50 2.25 3.00 timepiece utiful for hte SJS student. Send to. Spartan 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 oesfr Daily CLASSIFIEDS, in the 1206, San loss State S lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 College, San lose 14, Add thls Calif. amount lot JO .75 11.00 world each addl. Avoid the hustle and bustle of the bona! line CHECK A Print pour ad here. Accutron's tuning fork CLASSIFICATION: large super market. (Count 33 tatters and Spaces tor Each UM) replaces the outdated bal. Li Announcements (1) once wheel that's found in all N - Wedgieg ID Automotive (2) watches. Stop by so we can tell you vs yam use 0 For Sale (3) more, Starting with the right time Of AAAAA to Come in today and shop in a clean, Help Wanted (4) day. Accutron by Hulova. o From $125.00 81/2 to 12 o Housing (5) Tering Arranged $9.95 to relaxed atmosphere. 0 Lost and Found (6) $24.95 Li Personais (7) 0 Services (8) charge I account* transportation (9) W*214,;LeLN open thurs. '01 L N sea JUNO 9 Name Mdress Phone SINCE 1904 134 E. SAN SALVADOR PHONE 292-4313 ci tnriore iII,, itand 1 #7;44.6.:HOEG (Between 3rd and 4th) First and San Fernando Streets-Downtown San Joss N L IAN ANTONIO CY240911 starting Data Ill Parking Lot Tirketx Pa/Mated Devnehmr Sarr