postpone Service ASB Candidates seeking a selective students ressilldateu sslsktg for deferment for the nest All ASB e reprettentatlir pit,.1 1 I t ars year atiotiiii request gsdednie to submit brief platfornot A109 before leaking at .mked miss in by 1:45 today to Du- Spartan end of the semester. Stu th,. iltalki office, sorond floor I,, UP, roust have been to attend dots Journalism and Athertlsitsg do- Ail year to be .11111. all pe r truant 'tinkling. attan ligible. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

Ol.. 48 -4741. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1961 NO. Its pecial Repc_ort_ Campaign 'U.S. Must Reverse Cuba Policy, Veteran Education Bills Takes Turn Under House Consideration In Tactics Aid Revolutions,' Says Traveler By Itlt it kitID POLESE author and labor leader, left that more revolutions in the Amer- DAIS PETERSEN cording to Glenn Lutat, sopho- who entered the service after What appeared to be the start "If we are ever going to Im- message with an SJS audience icas." of Representatives is more advertising major who calls 1955 receive no educational bene- of a full-fledged smear campaign .ne House munize the world against commu- Friday morning. Speaking of the Castro regime, considering two bills himself a "one-man lobby for fits," Lutat declared, "and wanted between the two ASB presidential iently nism, we must do the direct op- "In recoiling from the Cuban the TASC sponsored lecturer veterans' benefits." hopefuls took a turn in the oppo- ,ti v.ould allow veterans a to see something done about it." posite of what site direction Friday. as Ron we did in Cuba; we fiasco, the great danger is that stated that few governments al break on educational bene- Lutat has been waging a con- WENT PLACES must support popular social revo- Americans will demand more mili- "have done so much in just two SJS sources revealed recently. tinuous battle for the bill ever Gerevas issued a statement which "The bill was in and out various lutions." tary action." Lens stated, declar- short years to improve the lot bill, S349, would provide since it was introduced in the Sen- made no mention of his previous ite senate committees," Lutat related, Sidney Lens, world traveler, ing "We are going to see many of the lower classes . . . They for "cold war veterans" ate two years ago by Sen. Ralph charges against Sparta Party, clits before it passed the senate by a have reduced unemployment as no identical in pay to those Yarborough ID-Tex.i. Thursday Davis (Sparta Party) "pretty good mat-gin," in July ,'her nation in history." by Korean veterans. had proposed that Gerevas (Pape: ived "I'm very unhappy that those 1959. "Not even the invaders can deny other bill, HR1957, would Ballot) and one other member of The Now, the bill is atilt in the house it is an honest government, hon- the deadline on benefits the Paper Ballot ticket debate the Britisher To stead Draw Aside estly motivated ... It has raised of representatives. Lutat ex- issues which Gerevas had stated r Korean veterans to January the dignity of its people." thebelteEv against Sparta Party. The debate for those who have been Pmiainistratiined AREAS OF CONCERN 1.1965, Agnews Slates thoant .iseednh34theer bill was proposed for tomorrow In the '.charged from the service over would cost too much, so to pro- Bamboo Curtain in Talk Lens, who returned from a trip Inner Quad at 12 noon. tect the bill, it was shelved in the to Cuba in January, cited reason ight years. However, Gerevas replied to the Felix Ureene, one of the few house until the more liberal Ken- westerners to have penetrated the The lecture, co-sponsored by the for concern in the areas of less- 349 would allow those who challenge that, in his opinion, any BiLl Talk Tonight nedy administration was elected. issues to be debated could be ade- Bamboo Curtain since it was rung College Lecture committee, and 1.re drafted or enlisted after "The house just passed t h e quately aired at the Inter-Class down over China in 1949, will re- the Political Science and Socio- ."5 to "get an even break," Ele- mluoinkimgum fatgoe bstlol.,.chances Council debate in Morris Dailey logy departments, will be held in wood the bill," Lutat 12:30 p.m. By Dr. 0 One auditorium today, at 3:30 p.m. Concert Hall at commented. Gerevas held fast to this posi- Greene, a British-born business- Dr. Bruce Ogilvie, associate pro- The bill would provide one and tion Friday too, saying "These man who presently directs an im- Beach Mix fessor of psychology, will deliver a half days of schooling for each Issues and anything else pertinent porting company in California, an address entitled "Personal day of active military service, he to the campaign, I will be happy made wide-ranging tours of Red explained, and will be retroactive Threat in the Face of Psychiatric to discuss with Mr. Davis at the China in 1957 and 1960. During Care," tonight at 8 in the Agnews to January 1955 when the Korean Inter-Class Council debate on the latter trip while travelling on Ticket Sale Veterans bill was terminated. State hospital auditorium. Monday . . ." The present ASB his British passport, he covered Lutat, a cold war veteran him- Dr. Ogilvie is speaking at a vice president previously stated he 10,000 miles on everything from self, exhorted others concerned meeting of the Agnews Society of would consider an Inner Quad de- trains to riverboats. with the bill to "contact your rep- INSPECTS Continues Psychiatric Technicians. Psi Chi, bate. when Davis presented a for- COMMUNES resentative and ask him to vote He gathered valuable informa- . ,kets will be available through SJS psychology honor society, is mal proposal. for it." tion on both trips, pausing to in- .day for the Soph-Frosh co-sponsoring the talk. All stu- Both candidates have failed 10 Bill HR1957 is currently before spect several communes, hospitals, party for $1. They will be dents and faculty are invited, ac- yield ground either way. Davis the Veterans Affairs committee, schools, colleges, .prisons and a booth in front of the cafe- cording to Dave Taylor, Psi Chi commenting Friday that, "Gerevas according to a letter released by courts of law. Many of his obser- Ray Chew. co-publicity president. and one other person are asked the veterans office last week. FELIX GREENE vations on the Far East were set SIDNEY LENS Tynan for the event, announced In addition to his teaching to prove their accusations that ... first through curtain forth in a weekly radio show duties, Dr. Ogilvie is a thera- Sparta Party made and did not . world traveler LOST OUT broadcast in Canada, New Zeland 'le beach party will be held peutic counselor at the campus uphold the following promises: According to Mrs. Mary Simons, call experiences and impressions and South Africa. At the conclu- dilay from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. clinic for emotionally disturbed veterans coordinator, Korean Ili An open democratic conven- ened civil liberties, control of the *all he gathered, in two visits there sion of his 1960 China tour, he had flt.a Cruz. Transportation will students, a member of the visit- veterans who have been tion: (2i An informed representa- press, political executions and the dis- tomorrow in a lecture entitled an exclusive television interview ; rovided to and from the an- ing staff at San Jose county hos- charged from service tive party." The former ASB Ex- growth of the Communist party for over with Prime Minister Chou-En-lai. pital, and a consulate for one of eight years have lost out on their ecutive Secretary added that in Cuba. Portions of this historic inter- he Guildsmen, a singing quer- the area police departments. educational benefits. "Gerevas must prove that Sparta "But you must weigh the faults, view, the first granted to a west- m Hambones, will entertain He received his masters degree Bill HRI957, she pointed out, Party is a pressure group organ- SJS Leads which come with any revolution State ern correspondent in many years. le event. We also have inter- at Portland university and his doc- would let those veterans receive ized by ambitious candidates against the great improvements In de were broadcast in the United competition planned which torate at the University of Lon- benefits until January Cuba," Lens said. 31, 1965. signed to secure their election." In Total Degrees States and a number of other onsist of a tug of wai, sack don. Dr. Ogilvie has been at SJS Florida representative Paul G. Gerevas leveled a barrage "It is U.S. pressures that have SJS conferred a total of 2096 de- countries. .ind volleyball games," Chew since 1954. * Rogers, who wrote the letter re- against Davis, saying that". . . made Cuba go toward the Soviet grees in the 1959-60 academic year, Refreshments will he served fol- leased by the veterans office, said INTERVIEWS OTHERS orbit." Lens declared, "If anyone time has been wasted by Mr. Davis which is the largest number of de- f ;,eat effort has gone into plan- lowing the address. the Veterans Affairs committee Between his two China trips. has built communism there, it was on the relative merits of his party. grees issued by a California state he function and the activities Further information may be ob- has not considered the bill. Greene traveled to a number of Eisenhower, Kennedy and Allen Particularly since he apologized college in that year, according to 1 been well organized to instPe tained by raining Richard Carr at Representative Rogers urged other Asian countries, interview- Dulles." a report issued by the State De- cessful soph-frosh Mxer," he CL 8-6790 or AM 2-2100, and ex- public pressure to make the com- for failure to fulfill certain pre- ing such figures as Prime Minister MINORITY GOVERNMENT partment of Education. tension 3333. mittee member act on the bill. campaign promises in a speech Nehrq, the Dalai Lama, the prime "We used the same kind of sub- Los Angeles state college, with version as the Russians did in presented at Hoover Hall Wednes- minister of Nepal and a number 'Thou 1972 degrees conferred, was seccnd. of other Asian leaders. Hungary," Lens continued. "try- Shalt Not Kill' day night." He also stated six San Francisco state was third with Now a permanent resident of ing to install a minority govern- issues which he called "the real 1816. Long Beach state placed the U.S., Greene was originally ment against the popular will." issues of the campaign," which in- fourth with 1574 and San Diego sent to this country to head the Lens concluded his lecture ex- cluded the Spartan Shops board, state was fifth with 1297. BBC here. Immediately after pressing the hope that "we can rededicate our policies and aid Military Men Favor facilities improvement and ASS Of the 2096 degrees conferred leaving Cambridge university, he by SJS. 1884 were bachelors and was a candidate for a seat in real social revolutions rather than

communications. 212 were masters degrees. Masters Parliament at 21, the youngest try to crush them." arts, 455 were bachelors of science candidate for office in Britain at Use of Germ Warfare Sheepskins? were masters of science. that timn. Editor's note: this is the second in Roosevelt declared that under no is a strange concept of -hu- Graduation applications are ARTISTS REFLECTION ASB Office I (pott series on what is being non- being taken for students ex- dose to 'circumstances would the U.S. be manity." help insure permanent world pecting to graduate in the 1961 moo. Tomorrow: growing pacifism.) the first nation to use poison gas At present, two classes of lethal or other chemical weapons in war. gases are being stockpiled ni- summer session or In February, Candidates Fly FRED SCHWARTZ During World War II and the trogen mustards and nerve gases. 1962. Appointments are made in A revolution in American mili- Korean conflict, all contending na- The first is an improved version the registrar's office. 31aJor and tary policy is now in progress tions had poison gases available of the old World War I mustard minor forms must be on file. Speak Today a revolution incapacitated which is attempting but did not use them. gas that killed or A presentation of political plat- to justify Ger- the long-rejected tech- The U.S. Defense department thousands; the second is a forms, in preparation for the up- . ties - of chemical, biological and now has taken an official positive man invention which was cap coming ASB elections, will be radiological and Rus- Junior, Senior Ball warfare. stand on the use of chemical, bio- lured by both American sponsored today at 3:30 in Mortis The goal War of tins campaign, ac- logical. and radiological (CBR) sian troops following World Dailey auditorium by the Inter- cording to Brig. Gen. J. H. Roths- warfare. class council. child. is that a To Highlight 'Joe, to "reject the position .HUMANE' WARFARE , Nerve gas is so lethal Class meetings will be cancelled that an enemy can have the first small drop on a man's body will Its argument is that nerve today as the entire student body chemical or biological blow, and stop his respiration in a few in.: gases, psychochemicals and dis- Betty' Coronation will he able to view the candidates to make it clear that the U.S. utes. ease germs represent the "most from all parties, according to Ron considers these weapons among As for so-called non-lethal wea- "Hawaiian Nocturne," the jun- effective, cheapest, and most hu- Hartinger, ICC publicity chairman. the normal, useable weapons of pons, there are two gases present- ior-senior ball held May 20 at the of warfare available "It is vital for all voters to at- War" mane form ly stockpiled -- tear gas and Hawaiian Gardena will be high' In the world." tend," Hartinger said, "for it will In 1915, the Germans, in action vomit gas. There are many other lighted by the crowning of the Moreover, the great advantage be these people who will control against the British and French at drugs known to pharmacology "Joe CollegeBetty Coed" candi- U.S. military men see in CBR is student government next year." TPres. launched a chlorine whose effects on man are more dates, according to Kathy Kenne- gas that it searches out and kills peo- Phil Barry, ICC chairman, will attack which set off the first -- or less incapacitating. dy, junior class publicity chairman. ple without destroying cities and Introduce the candidate.- who will and only - large scale chemical The debate between the rela- Orchid leis, jet flown from Ha- industrial establishments. give three minute speeches in addi- %carfare in modern history. tive horrors of thermonuclear war waii, are available to students for Essentially, the case for CBR tion to discussion periods where Before World War I had ended, and CBR war is a painful com- $2 each. Orders should be placed warfare rests on a simple propo- the audience will be free to ask ahotit 17,000 chemical troops on mentary on the human situation now with either Kathy Kennedy, sition: It is less reprehensible and questions, Hartinger explained. 'ides had inflicted 1.3 mil- in our time. CY 4-2922, or Mike Harris, CY 4- fiendish than thermonuclear war- -astialties, using gases which SOLUTION 8741. Sal Carson's nine piece combo fare. ,-1 vomiting, choking The real question is not wheth- will provide the music along with and in- department has TASC Endorses ' .1 and external burning The Defense er the hydrogen bomb is more a female vocalist. and these "hu- h;otering. publicly stated that fiendish than C.1511 warfare, hut Bids will go on sale tomorrow in One Candidate mane" weapons would be used In prevent a war front of the and book- U.S. CASUALTIES whether man can cafeteria TASC, student ,.1e1.11 political so-called brushfire localized war. either or both may be store for $2.75. party, An estimated one-third of all in which has announced it will sup- CBR would also be used to destroy Living groups may submit can- port ,t.-rrican casualties during t he used. a single candidate in the up- the enemy's morale before the warfare, whether it fea- didates for the senior class "Joe Was caused by poisonous gas. Modern coming ASB elections. He is Jack use of nuclear weapons in the explosives or CBR College-Betty Coed" contest. The b. Kent F.rost ' ,r1d-wide opposition to the tures hydrogen Pockman, candidate for junior rep- event of all-out attack. is directed against human contest will run from May 15-20 OBJECTS D’ARTViewing with interest the produch of their ' 4 gas became so heated that, agents, resentative. :. CBR CLAIMS life en masse. The answer to such and will be on the penny-a-vote artistry, now on display as a part of the Fourth Annual Santa Pockman, 1925, most nations voluntarily a political science ma- not to he found in a basis. Bids are worth one vote Clara County Arts Fair, are Holt Murray assistant in the SJS lined a treaty at Geneva re- Advocates of CBR claim they warfare is jor. will run on a platform to be debate over the relative situations at the dance. Entries must be sub- Art department, and creator of the metal sculpture No. 15," nounring both chemical and bio- have psychochemicals which make announced by the party. Pockman caus- of horror but in control of the mitted by Friday, either to the and Joe Hawley (r.), student teacher at San Jose city college, looal weapons. Among those cowards of brave men, while said one of the planks will be in in the weapons, and even more funda- College Union or to Betty Lupton and creator of "The Pot," a ceramic sculpture. The Arts Fair is nations whch did not sign ing temporary madness support of complete student body tho were popu- mentally in the control of war at the Delta Zeta sorority house, being held on the SJCC campus and will run through united States and Japan. population. The horror of a Sunday. ownership of the Spartan book- madness 201 S. 11th. Art products are on display 1.10 p.m. lit 1943 President Franklin D. lation stricken with mass store. Monday, May 8, 1961 7SPARTAN DAILY Symphonic Band Concert To Feature Thrust and Parry Student Pianist Tomorrow Value of Experience inquire of more persons who at- nebulous reasons. I feel this In- Evening Student Government Pianist Donald Chan will ap- ennese parade tended what their opinion of' the dicates a "very real dedication" in 1816. While President Kennedy.- policies on Cuba and Laos, as pear as soloist with the SJS "Bolero Related to Apathy. After Dinner Opera co. is. they to student government. The real Espanol" (Leeson, well as other trouble spots, may merit criticismand much ha- Symphonic band tomorrow at and "A u war EDITOR -For the past weeks, would say that this group is tal- reasons for his resignation. I t s' - been voicedat least one aspect of his over-all policy is dead% 8:15 p.m. in Concert Hall, un- Marsch" Bravot:. SI! good number of editorials and ented, witty and very enjoyable suspect, might be found in the (Lutholdi also deserving of co llllll endation. der the direction of Dr. Robert presented. will could articles in this paper have been to see. The audience was ex- animosity and disagreeable un- Since the earls -tages of the Cuban and Laotian crises, Hare, associate professor of mu- .ind I in mourning over the impending tremely receptive to all of the rest he caused among students The concert will he President Kennedy ha- fit to confer with national leaders sic. pen death of the student govern- operas. The Cultural Affairs and administration while in of- the public without outside his own admini-i ration. Eisenhower, Truman. Hoover, Chan will perform Schumann's charge. ment. Officers, 'students and ad- committee should be compli- fice. Nixon, Rockefeller. nil Douglas MacArthur have all met with "Piano Concerto in A Minor," SONS visers have diagnosed the case mented on their fine choice. I As past ASB vice president, I the President mid di-rii-sed the problems that face this country. first movement, which was com- and, among other things, "stu- would hope that in the future have had considerable experience The President ostensibly initiated these conferences to keep pleted in 1841. The first move- dent apathy" is considered a reviews will tend to encourage in working with Mr. Davis and these men informed of the current situation, but there can be ment is in sonata form and is click common and alarming cause. some advice or rather than discourage attend- trying to cope with his radical clate little doubt that he sought and received at least of an improvisational nature. However, it seems that most ance at performances. ideas and accusations. Mr. Davis suggestions. Selections also will include EL RANCHO of the students on this campus Carli Stevens now has aspirations of complet- DRIVE-IN Even if thin were not the case. these conferences would still "Charles County Overture," ALL IN A NIGHT'S virtually are anything but apa- ASS 3974 ing the job as ASB president WORK: --- have value bv illontrating the fact that the battle is not between (Jenkins) premiered at Carnegie starring Democratic admittistraion, thetic. One needs only to attend that he left unfinished as ex- al Dean Martin & Shirley the communist forces and the current Hall in 1959: "Variations on a Maclaine * the nation. a TASC meeting. The recent stu- Student Hits Daily ecutive secretary, that of fur- also 6 but between the communists and Theme by Haydn, Op. 56a," the dent riots and panty raid are weakening and antagoniz- IGO NAKED IN THE While the President unquestionably is responsible for For Gerevas 'Story' ther with WORLD two bad examples, but they do (Brahms) composed in 1873 Gina Lollobrigida final decisions of our foreign policy, no such policy can be con- EDITORIn Tuesday's Spar- ing the student community. I not indicate "student apathy." based on the theme called : sidered entirely well founded if it is formed without reference tan Daily Ron Gerevas was in- feel confident that we, as ma- and * SPARTAN Quite the contrary. And to DRIVE-IN ' to the vast and readily available supply of experienced and qtaalli- terviewed by a reporter. The ture students, will not fall for by Haydn "Chorale of St. An- CY 5-3410 enumerate other campus groups, ! fied statesmen such as these. reporter wrote a story around the Sparta Party fake. thony" and Beethoven's "Mili- tr` ALL IN A NIGHT'S men, though their different goals and activi- WHO President Kennedy, in recognizing that these this intemiew. The story was Skip Fisk : IMITATION OF public serv ice. still have an interest in. and a de- ties, good or bad, would appall tary March," written for a Vi. LIFE : not all in active not a "news" story; it was a ASH 11139 ..sz CARNIVAL IN QUEBEC sire to serve their country, has done a great service to this nation. any well-lubricated, campus president i Added Attraction * biased and one-tracked attack Past ASH vice F,, 8 Sat ONLY: demonstrated his own considerable qualifications as "cat." GUARANTEED TV $25 & UP I THUNDER He has also on the Sparta Party and its IN THE SUN : statesman. "Student apathy," therefore. New Radios $10.95 & l.p a presidential candidate, Brent International Day 1.1*FAII---t Ti '-.1EATRE Past presidents. such as Hoover. Roosevelt. Truman. and seems only in relation to stu- TV, RADIO, & HI.F1 RI P 4IRS : Davis. Admiss,on 75a Eisenhower. have not always seen fit to call for or to offer the dent governmentan effect not Heads Write Thanks Open 7 Days a Week * In the interview Gerevas 4 Do,is Dav stars n benefits of experience. Such a situation is far front healthy and a cause. Reorganization might EDITOR -- When one comes DILLARD'S TY & APPLIANCE tIler" i charged the Sparta Party with MIDNIGHT certainly i not beneficial to the interests of this nation. help. But unless complementary right down to it, the success or 60 S. 2nd CY 2.8253 LAC E "deceiving the general student a'so showing : While the merits of President Kennedy's present policies aims are created to meet unful- failure of the functions of any body." i THE GREAT IMPOSTEE NI are clearly open to question and criticism, it should be obvious student dem and s, no organization, large or small, wifIl filled The Spartan Daily has been FINE PORTRAITS Tony Curtis I Si that he is both ready and willing to formulate these policies on a amount of bureaucratic lamenta- greatly depends upon the sup- deceived by Ron Gerevas. The 20% Discount To Students i GAY CY basis of experienced and intelligent opinion. R.S. tion will ever take effect. port it gets from its local news- 3-840F5 Sr, Daily's responsibility is to the papers: Especially rewarding, Arid Ramirez Shako in+ A. Ooka SUNSET BOULEVARD rfll students. Interpretative report- however, can be the co-ordinat- ASA 5903 Distinctive Bridal Photography !: with William Hohlen 8 Gloria StliA0 age ingNOT the promulgation of ing of a social function if one's By Appointment 4a also Inc Writer Imagines attacks and counter-attacks in supporting newspaper t a k es 942 E. Santa Clara CY 3.7471 tt :CONSPIRACY Angelo's Steak House separate stories from ASB pres- those extra steps, as the Spartan OF HEARTS: OPEN 24 HRS. Condolence Letter idential candidatesshould be EDITOR--I Firstparagraph is Daily has done. Pr' the foundation of a news story. TOWNE CY 7-3060 * an imaginary letter of condo. In thanking the Spartan Daily bel Delectable dining in the This criterion should apply es- "best foreign film award" t thi lences from one candidate to staff for the wonderful support pecially when the "facts" are gifhtta4 INGMAR BERGMAN'S * LARIAT ROOM another.) they gave the committee for In- wi I political opinions. THE VIRGIN SPRING 72 E. Santa Clara CY 7-7184 "Well, Bill Hauck, I (Ron ternational Day, I would like to : mc I know Brent Davis. I believe Wow& also Fernandel in Gerevas) got to run for class say what a pleasure it has been en-** Two other locations in his platform. I know that he THE BIG CHIEF TI prexy since I have better quali- working with the type of dedi- Old Colony S+I(111 House The Steer House is sincere in his candidacy. fications than you; namely. I cated people I have found fill Chop II Race St. Is the Spartan Daily fulfilling SARATOGA UN 7-3026 only have one year left to run the ranks of the Spartan Daily "best song 22 its responsibilities? awed" $1 for. this office. You still have staff. Also I feel it is fitting at NEVER ON I am not concerned with the Corsages 61.7 SUNDAY $5 another year. You know, we this time that special mention also "ewe,d politics of the election. I would Bouquets winning" * SAN JOSE STATE PRESENTS Greeks have to stay the big he given to Rusty Miller, of the J DAY OF THE like to be informed, however, as PAINTER : campus. Can't split the Spartan Daily, who went about CY 2 0462 104/, and Sa-iti Clara and ZERO shots on to what the various parties' plat- TO SIXTY nb LIVE! ON Greek votes and let some other and beyond the call of duty to 44414 l *Ws STAGES forms are and hear opinions RAY IN PERSON! undemocratic party get in.. A); snake International Day here 20 positive opinionsof the presi- you know, Bill, my getting the on campus a smashing success. Si itential candidates of those che nomination was a very demo- Gordon Thorlakmon CONNIFF parties. co procedure, since this mbve A 1-4277 So my hair's nut His ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS AND cratic James G. Brock Ci voted upon and approved Mike Wilkens ml 91 was Afill 8509 Sat., May 13 by 99910 per cent of all the ASB 1025 go at 8:30 p.m. (Editor's note: the story in question Chairrnen, International longI still dig OV "CONCERT IN STEREO Greeks." was not based on an interview but was C4 at San Jose Civic Auditorium Now if this isn't rigging an a press release, prepared by Mr. Gera- so Prices: $4, $3 50 $3 $2 Tickets Sainte at SJ Bs, Office Claire Hotel, election, I don't know what else vas for this paper. Platforms of both Paper Ballot Party, classical music! CY 5-0888 or at SJ State College factions have, for the most part, been 17 you could call it. How about published and will be published en tote Gerevas Questioned democracy in action? soon. To meet its responsibility to the EDITOR This letter is di- YOU'LL FIN D E mem Approved Living Center In all my days, I have never student body, the Spartan Daily will, rected to Ron Gerevas, the Pa- seen such action as that which in addition to publishing the various For SJS College Girls platforms, continue to report pertinent per Ballot, and the students of LARGEST CLASSIC AL is being demonstrated by Ron news stories emanating from the presi- SJS. Gerevas. He states that Sparta dential candidates.) I. as a student of SJS, would RECORD SELECT I ( )); Party council Candidates were like to ask some questions con- not selected on the basis of Former ASB Veep. tenting the article that appeared IN SAN JOSE AT qualifications. Also, he says that Hits Sparta Party in Wednesday's Spartan Daily. Sparta Party council candidates EDITOR--We students at San This question is directed to were selected by a small power College have been Mr. Gerevas: Why is it, that in bloc within that organization. Jose State a political farce your statements to the paper, Ron Gerevas' actions in pro- gifted with Sparta Party. This is a true you made no mention of how curing his nomination by a small political .W HOOEY! the Paper Ballot selected its power bloc within his organiza- party? -college con- candidates? I had never heard tion and his subsequent pro- There was no all students were of this group until the article nouncements of dirty politicking vention as we the and the "spur of the appeared. On the other hand, from Sparta Party shows him promised, moment" slate the party has I did hear a letter read in my to surpass even the late Senator organization from Sparta Party McCarthy. come up with was hand picked by the "owner" of the party. asking us to submit names of Don't be meek! qualified candidates. I also read Bob Arita The p la tform this clique stands on is, in part, emotion- an article in the Spartan Daily 8th and WILLIAMS %sip Sni ally idealistic and, in part, a on the same subject, and was Limited reservations ere now kink- CORNER OF the actions of the stopped at the Sparta Party ing taken ;or the ceynini school BUILDING FEATURES After Dinner Opera repetition of booth on campus several times THIRD AND SAN FERNANDO year (1961-62). Large room, with adjoining present student administration baths Review 'Disturbing' and had their ideas presented TWO OPTIONAL PLANS . . . Kitchen privileges -- I was quite dis- indicating "realistic ideas and on week. EDITOR to me personally. STANDARD PLAN Lounge ... Steam heat turbed by the review ES. of- original thinking." This question is derected to $365.00 and UP . . Desks. Closets. SinIle beds fered after the performance of The party's candidate for ACADEMIC PLAN Mr. Gerevas and the Paper Bal- each. the After Dinner Opera co. last president decided to quit his post $310.00 and up per sernamter lotWhat is your platform and which includes room Tuesday evening. The people I as ASB executive secretary in and board. what are your goals and ideas? was with were extremely de- the middle of his terni for very Inquire and Compare CY 3-0644 or CY 2-6711 I have read the Sparta Party lighted by all three of the op- platform and like it. They have eras presented and I am in taken an interest in me as a strong disagreement that it be- Spartanega student and have put down in relatively in- gan as a "stilted, , black and white what their active opera." The opera re- Entered as second class matter April 24. stand is on many student issues. (erred to, "Perpetual," required 1934. at San Jose. California. under the art of March 3, 1179. Member Califor- It appears to me that the Paper a great deal more control and nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub- Ballot is based on just what its concentration than either of the lished daily by Associated Students of name implies, A PIECE OF PA- 3.98 other. two. Where is your sense San Jose State College except Satur- year. PER. of humor and appreciation of day and Sunday, during college Subscriptions accepted only on a re- The last question is directed talent, ES.? mainder-of-seheol-year basis. In fall se- to the students of SJS Is this 1 tin certain that if you would mester, $4 in spring semester, $2. CY the type of representation you F--.-,------ 4-6414Editorial ed. 2110. 2113. Ado.,. thing lot. 2109. Press of Globe Printing want in student government? co. Office hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. Monday Do you want people who are

through Friday. Any phone calls should afraid to give you something to GLANA'S be made during this period. SALON OF BEAUTY JIM RAGSDALE ...... Editor hold them to in office? I DON'T. MIKE SANDERS .. Adver. Mgr. Ms Id B. Friedman Day Editor Linda Monty ASH 141541

You cannot have a amma.goal yearbook s ,Aaj for Christmas embroidered ty-belt by Ship'n Shore' unless you San Jose Municipal Auditorium non -conformist pop-on with novel inolrfs. Tuesday, May 9, at 8:30 p.m. SPECIAL STUDENT RATES on all beauty services order it now In A Great Two -Hour Concert Attitude? Delightfully easy care. Tickets: $3.75, $3.00, $2.50. $2.00 MON. TUES. WED. available at Continued Special Rates at SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE on shampoos and sets Tower Hell 16 cAINTF CLAIRE HOTEI. CY 5 09 all five days Tees laugh end song filled hours with Arnerits's moat triting CYpress err folk trio. EXTRA! KSE0.1 Jim Longo to MC. Don't miss 464 7.6979 I06 Se. First 51 San Jose, Calif. to San Joso performance! Tickets won't last long so get yours today! Spartan Book Discounts CY 49254 167 E. Williams St. Store CY 7-1217 Students Corner of 4th & WiIlicru Formerly Mann's College I -I.ATAN DATI.Ln ire West Coast Relays lInndav May 71 Johnson, Studney Star for SJS Next Stop for SJS Mural Track Meet Set ecuo,, By TODD PHIPERS next couple of weeks. Johnson con- stars, took home trophies for their Untied sjS sprinter Dennis Johnson his one man crusade to winning efforts. Tabori was the clutter Freshmen Afternoon the century section Varsity, For Sunday Will be do the keepers of the track of the mile winner in 4:11.3 and Wyatt could records a favor Friday night with his outlasted Gene Zubrinsky in ol the and field records by run- the As uund this I in le Entries tor this Sunday's intra- w WK. for 100 yards in fourth record-equalling :09.3 of high jump to win at 6-7 3 4. talented men of track and field! 'Pen t, ning :09.2 the mural track and field meet must letter or award in !tack from any the season. Spartan re Don Ramos and Keith begin to converge on certain key be completed and turned in at the four year school. Johnson's performance highlight- Thomason of SCVYV traded places meets. And so it shall be for the intramural office. MG150, ed in the annual SJS all-comers track the 220 and 440 with Ramos SJS athletes as they head for Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. The GENERAL AUTO REPAIR meet in Sunnyvale and earned him winning the frirlor7. in 20.9, the Fresno's West Coast relays this nual event will be held at Spar, SPECIALTY RENT A the trophy fastest of his weekend. ate as the most valuable life, and Thomason field beginning at 1:30 p.m. s. i.n Hydramatic Powerglide performer, even taking the quarter in :46.8. Ramos special Student Rates though he by- .1, Flint Hahne., veteran direc- field events and followed at 2 passed the 220, had his best 440 performance. tor of the meet "where world rec- track events. A & M Auto Repair E-IN TYPEWRITER in finishing spcond. by the YORK Dan Studney of the Spartan, 17 2 ords are broken," retired from his 45E, CY 54247 Special Student Rates turned in another fine perform. - head coaching post at Fresno state The general intramural eligibil- ance with a javelin throw of 244-4 this year and it appears that 'fan- ity rules will apply to the meet. The toss gave the sophomore star' Carival Money ner has devoted his time to hunt- Therefore each participant must (11\11.1 - his second school 3 mos.18 record of the ing up an all-star cast for the be a full time registered student 1.11 NI/1-.1I1-.111. year. Studney broke the SJS dis- 35th running of the Fresno meet. ' To Be Divided units and. seven or more till carrying else I'M' cos record earlier in the season VI here all of IN .sE "OCR RENT Among Moue participating '4-mires hi- found: Dick Backs, whose 235-foot mark DENNIS JOHNSON that each entrant representing a TO ()WA- PLAN still he- six 1960 Olympians. Dis Complete laundry service NARK was erased, finished second Friday. Between Projects . shooting star fraternity or independent group vein thrower Rink Babka. Strid- with or taithout ironing) IFE Money earned at the must be a mgmber or pledge of Jim Beatty outkicked Jerry all -school ers: pole vaulter Ron Morris, dry cleaning afesifgree4OPACP Spring Fast DEC Seibert, his Olympic and Youth Carnival May 12 will be shot putter Dalbs the organization. doSUSINESS MACHINES Relay Tickets Strtslers; Clollif'S dyed ON Village teammate, in the featured divided between the new College ANO OEQUIPMENT Long, l'SC; decathlon star ('. to Its, au% rolor of the rainhosc SUN Union and community service com- Studeests wishing to buy tiek- Each organization is limited Third & San Fernando SRO. but the time was a disappoint- K. Yang., UCLA: quarter toiler sersiee at mittee. Bill Olmsted, carnival eta for Saturday's %Vest Coast two entrants in each event: how- RE ing 1:52.4. The pair trailed Fin- Earl Young. Abilene clirtstlan reametiable prices. chairman, reported. relay's (.1111 purcluese them by in the land's Bart Orlandson for three and distance runner I) 's r ol ever. more may be entered It'd S- Sun Salvador The community writing to the Erestio Chambear -1412 quarters of the race, then put on a service will di- Burleson. Oregon. independent division. Field events vide its half into approximately of Comnserce, 2331 Fresno nt., irst of speed to outdistance the ,k ill consist of the broad jump. field. three areas, including World Uni- Fresno. All ticked!. for the meet Besides the university and open NEW AUTO INSURANCE versity are reserved and high jump, pole vault, discus, shot iTER The meet produced only two service, emergency student are priced at class, the West Coast relays offer Everything SAVINGS ANNOUNCED loan fund $1.21, $11.71. 57.21 or put and baseball throw, while double winners. Waymond Hall of and a local community $2.73, ac- running and field events going' service project to be decided later. cording to thor location. 5 Savings up to $120 on automobile l'OP outleaped all foes in the all the way down to sneaker clad track events will employ three YOU Olmsted stated. Insurance are now common for broad jump and the hop, step and ' grammar school students. The dashes, two distance races, high men under 25 years of iRD married jump with mediocre marks and meet begins in the morning with NEED age with the California Csualty and low hurdles and a. relay. Indemnity Exchange. SCVYV strongman Jay Sylvestei t he grade school relays and runs Members of any SJS track or "Married more in this age bracket won the shot put 158-61 and the, IN paying Al day. The junior college finals FARTS: are generally excessive discus (171-6 lilt). RAITICLII SPEAK ING cross country teams are ineligible premiums for the degree of risk mid all the college and open events George M. Camp- Times on the Fremont high involved," says start in following a 60 * bell, Spartan Representative for school track were not up to par the evening the Exchange. hut familiar figures dotted the I DM ham, k ot.c.ceeze;5 dinner break. TONITE: 10 to 11 pm EATCO INC s * "We believe that a married ran victory stand. Charlie Clark won with family responsibilities is a ING the two-mile in 9:13.5 with fellow ON KLIV's SPARTAN more careful driver, and causes TELEVISION Iowan accidents." said Campbell. Spartan Horace Whitehead fin- SAN FRANCISCO'S GIANTS may not FOREIGN AUTO to rates win the National Le.imie F "Therefore, he is entitled ishing fourth in 9:23.7, the fast- pennant I drivers." though they're making gestures befitting a champion) but (J./III/I'll/III 1 for mature est of his career. For example: A married men, age they have already won a major victory--in the public relations depart- PARTS 3026 JOE'S TELEVISION SaLOOOT 22 with Bodily Injury Liability Laszlo Tabori and Berm Wyatt, ment at least. MON. SAT.. 8:00 6.30 $10/20,000, Property Damage 7-3541 SUN I . 4 the Youth Villages indestructable Like the Holmhy Hills Rat Pack, the Giants too have a leader. 9/ N. 10th St. CY AT 85,000 and Medical $500 pays And UNDERWOOD about $157 a year with most in- while Alvin Dark's forte is gaining the respect of his players--not the' adulation of women PORTABLE ITER ill; surance companies. With Cali- Behold as is Sinatra’she, too, is a leaderour leader, it fornia Casualty he would pay We are located approsimately you're a Giant fan. SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY ITT $80 less S16 dividend, or ten feet a* about from the curb for your TYPEWRITER sill net .of $64 (based on current convenienc! This splendid loca- * * * Real CLEAN Wash per cent dividend). Thus he SHERIFF DARK, as the S.F. Examiner's clever-quipping Charles 20 tion is worth taking into consid- PLUS OTHER 111"11 saves about $93 with the Ex- eration when selecting the 'right' Einstein has dubbed him, has the Giants' respect-- -undividedly. What's "BEST WASH" change. (Other coverages with barber. more. Alvin's boys now respect 423 w SAN CARLOS their own abundant abilities, an atti- N E EI"Pir OPen 24 I, FREE PRIZES CY 2-2286 comparable savings). tude not in their 1960 makeup. Dark. in his Campbell declared that even un- quiet, almost religious married men and women with CAMPUS manner . has more than his players' respect. He has their admiratirrn good driving records may save The drawling Louisianan has done it without changing the most minute sO. riser 20 per cent. BARBER phase of his personality. Call or write for full Information to George M. Campbell, 566 * * * Maple Ave. Sunnyvale, REgent 9- SHOP THOROUGHLY DISILLUSIONED by Horace Stoneham's man 1741 (day 8 nits). 396 S. 5th ,rial menagerie in 1960. the Giants welcome Dark's distinguish, s, .,hority. He says little but a lot. Nat the rasping mouthfuls of null .. from Bill Rigney, nor the nostalgic nothings that Tom Sheen; The traditional look in orld mutter, as though managing an 1890 ballclub. He is not ant "’ innovation, this man Darkno slave to tradition. .` Prevent Baldness .. . * * * o . ONE OF Dark's first moves as S.F. skipper exemplifies his dIstiml ss, ARROW .* Grow Healthier Hair , tradition. A trivial thing. perhaps, but we ron’t think so. Alvin S: miting to keep an eye on his bullpen, commandeered the leftfield so ,,\ ea. relinquishing the pen in rightfield to the visiting team at Canal,- Z; SPORT SHIRTS ,. ..k Park. Sall Francisco maintains the first base line dugout. In II, Z The danger signs of coming baldr, .’’’ .mment of troops. Dark can see the action on the field and the r, :s ... all lend .4 hair thinning, tight scalp, itchin The fabric, the fashion, the feeling are: ,iis of his relievers simultaneously, an impossible task under the .,' '... . these favored . 4.ert dandruff, dry or greasy scalp. Ge+ Angement. Visiting managers. of course, get the same benefit. Tli, the look of classic authenticity to professional treatment that cleans and thank him for doing something they hadn't thought of dohs. . Arrow sport shirts. Distinctively printed * * * in handsome, muted stimulates the scalp, invigorates new ALVIN. UNLIKE certain other managers past and present, is on broadcloth s- and healthy hair growth. ,11.:10 to admit he's wrong. Example: In the opening game of th colorings... styled with button-down wason he used his ace starter, Mike McCormick, in a relief role. I: collar and back pleat. Z: Free Examination Student Rates 'ming training Dark had said: "Everyone will relieve except Ma', 0 .k and Marichal." Southpaw Mike hurled the game into oblism, O DEMONSTRATION TREATMENT S2.00 o Tochologist 'II one pitch. He hasn't relieved since--and probably won't agau. Tailored in long sleeves $5.00 ss, * * * s, and short sleeves $4.00 ,..so THE SHERIFF has at times come out with eommehts which other o magers might be wary of making. For instance. discussing Willie :. o _ : \-s: "He's the greatest ballplayer I've ever seen. I. thought so when ` ,’’’’’il 54 .: layed with him and I still think so. Willie's just wonderful." You HAIR AND ,..,,4 ... n't go around praising one of your men to the high heavens. F;spe- 4 1.7'...... A AR o w: SCALP SPECIAL STS; ’’ . ilk ?3(,.: C".""...... ,...... -1.111;-( .._...- ,ily when he isn't hitting. as Mays most certainly was not when :

210 South First Street, Rm. 201 CY-3-8173 irk's utterance was aeliverecl. So what happens Willie slams a guar- From the ' Cum Laud's Collection'. . I of homers in one game -two days later. ozs * * * :, 0 , o DARK'S ENTRANCE into the managerial ranks when he retired o from active playing surprised no one close to the game. His cool tem- perament and keen knowledge of the game made him a cinch to get $ Professional Easels .: a job somewhere the majors. His leadership he was Leo Durocher's 4, $46.85 in From $3.50 to Giant captain was a foregone conclusion around the league. . .: * * * o I I BASEBALL IS fortunate to have a man like Dark. He is a model 0. for men as well as boys. He has learned the game from acknowledged big league brains like Durocher and Charlie Dressen. He has kept with CLASSICS ... him the fund of knowledge that he grasped sitting beside them. He i n casual fash i on !i.es not retained the brash, big-mouthed facets of their personalities. Z. o its that lesser men would have caught the way a baby catches Z 0 . Arrow sport shirts With authentic flair . . . o naturally favored by the man of defined tastes. 0 .. .0 . t.'\;ti.4.311 Rich, subtle prints on fine broadcloth well- turned out in the traditional button-down col- zz lar. You'll he proud to wear these sport shirts s.'s0 from our Arrow ('urn Laude Collection. . z: Long sleeves $5.00 Short sleeves $4.00 o ::

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4---SPART 4,N 114IT V Moncley Mw R. 196/ Story of SJS Graduate Ties Journalism Prof Named Two Scholarships In Showcase For First Spot To National P.R. Council Po! Peprce Davies, associate proles- was announcedrueert;Aptdittsmirlet...Ais.Httoa:%s.:eei:uiltd,k11,8,bluyi.,bmmiPitill3.itier:Al. sor of journalism, has been named Awarded to serve on the 28-member educe- wt..Ptrea gSyNs.; Students InCompetition At Library tional advisory council of the Pub- Unions, Pan American World Air. Memorial scholarships of $50 Omega president, made the pies- Two old La Tortes, a cluster of lic Relations Society of America. Frzitetisa. graduate engi. have heen awarded to two SJS , entatiorut in honor of the late photographs, and the minutes of Paul Professor Davies' appointment Research committee the Gamma Omega student, topped entries chairmaa students by Ralph Berry, former principal in an 1895 college board meeting fleeting Kenneth W. Haagensen, rumpus ehoptel of Phi DeltaKap- the Los Gatos school system, and from the northern California col- director written in a fancy hunts tell the of public relations, AllisChalmem and universities and tied for pa. international professional fra- the late Dr. William Gould, profes- story of SJS in a display case in leges Education Bldg in the Structural Engi- ManufacturingOtwhietrh ternity for men in education, an- sor of journalism. said Dr. Mitchell. the south corridor of the Library. first place ed cou e om.members s of Northern California C Professorncil pett,te. nounced Dr. Richard S. Mitchell, ! The awards were presented at a The exhibit, prepared by John neers assn. ontracts Given; Davies associate professor of education. , recent chapter meeting in the ISEAONCI competition. Prof. Ralph E. Douglas of the Library staff, in Frede, University Students who received the schol- I Spartan cafeteria. Fratessa, who wasgraduated of Houston; Prof. VOL.4 connection with Founders' Day, John H. McCoy, arships are Claude Cameron, sec- semester, tied in the graduate Construction Soon director, -- may be seen through May 10. last School of Journalism, Ondaty education. and Brian competition with Robert Taylor of University of Southern U. o The display traces the historical attract s totaling $1,723,422 California: Hayes. elementary education, he ! the University of California and and Prof. Stewart connections of some of the persons INVESTIGATORHeading up fur the construction of SJS' new Harrel, director Raid. Bookstore Names won $150 for his efforts. for whom the SJS dorms are President Kennedy's new six. education building have been of public relations studies, Gamma Fratessa's paper was entitled school named. Ruth Royce, for example, man intelligence monitoring awarded by the State Department hooma.f Journalism, University "Moment Re-distribution In Con- of Cial Ph Color TV Winners was the first full-time librarian at board, Dr. James R. Killian, jr., Works. crete Structures." According to Dr. of Public Two SJS Greek organizations SJS Normal school, from 1881 to of Massachusetts Institute of 103,082 I William W. Lorell, professor of The new four-story, and a group of independent stu- 1918. Technology, will direct a t,-eep- square-foot building will be locat- dents have been awarded A bust of Charles J. Markham, engineering, this referred to the WL Lat NOLO prizes by ing review of all U S. intelli- ed at the southwest corner of BO the P. Lorillard Tobacco co. in its photographs and other material gence agencies. Previously, K11- , changes in stress that concrete Seventh and San Carlos sts. chfrt4 Plan recent cigarette package contest are included in a case in the foyer I undergoes, and how damage can lian had been appointed 0 al The building will house a ma- million in the bookstore. of the Library's south wing. Ma- be avoided. ONLY 22c ,,, SIMIlar monitoring- position by jority of the Education division step to Bookstore manager Harry Wine- terials on Charles H. Allen and Fratessa is the son of Mr. and ROOSEVELT former President Eisenhower. facilities, including 50 two-man CLEANERS ham V loth stated that Sigma Chi and other early SJS presidents are in Mrs. Joseph B. Fratessa of Car- 916 E SANTA CLARA 44 classrooms and sultant Alpha Chi Omega collected enough the first floor lobby. mel. faculty offices, students. Iona, cigarette packages to win color Tickets The awards were made Tuesday accommodations for 2000 for Eighth gestior television sets. by John M. Sardis, SEAONC presi- Construction on the new struc- "WHAT A dent, in San Francisco. ture is scheduled to begin within HAIRCUTS! being Jack Sheehan. 385 S. 10th.. col- Hawaiian Luau Dwight lected 298 cigarette packages to I 30 days, according to Executive WAY TO GO" IRC Collects Dean C. Grant Burton. Comple- nalism win himself a stereo phonograph Women find ins Still Being Sold tion of the project is scheduled for tent. set. F irresistible in my Sept. 1, 1962. Dr. Al Tapers. Don't Leslie Mettler took second place 400 Volumes Tickets for the eighth annual Courses lege U 25 Contracts awarded were: get me wrong -1 for a polaroid camera and Jeri Hawaiian club luau may still be given General work, 0. E. Anderson like it. But how May won a typewriter for third purchased at the Student Affairs ing phi much can one inc., San Jose, $1,221,156; heating, ! place. For Africa business office, TH16, or by call- man take. Please ing CYpress 4-2922, Pat Sue, vice To Be Held Aladdin Heating corp., San Lean- the pia wear your Al The "Books for Africa Drive" president of the club, stated. dro. $206,500; plumbing. Monterey and lat Tapers as much ended today with the collection of Mechanical co., Oakland, $72,472; as possitle "The luau will be held on May that lu and electrical work, Ftosendin Electric let me get some approximately 400 hooks, an- 13, in the Women's gym. The price At Hartnell jimmie's datiote nottnced Carole Burke, chairman of the tickets is $4 per person and inc.. Sun Jose, $162,836; elevators, r.st." SHIRTS ALL of the drive. will include professional For the 10th consecutive year, Westinghouse Electric corp., San barber shop to go with your Hawaiian The drive was sponsored by the entertainment, dinner and an after SJS will conduct a six-week branch Francisco, $60,458. 52 So. 4th Next Mosher's The International Relations dub .and dinner dance," Miss Sue concluded. summer session at Hartnell college, Is lal was jointly sponsored nationally by Salinas, Joe H. West, dean of sum- Open lege U the High School center and the mer sessions, announced. The ses- Mondas's union.' Africa desk, two divisions of the Painten Party Set sion wlll be held June 26 to Aug. 4. Job Interviews Hwy, V.e; doily ( " the pa: Institute of International Rela- Kenneth A. Johnson, assistant to "dr tions. she added. professor of education, will direct 410, pus lox the Hartnell branch session, which ARRIVED! dent u: *Response has been good and For Ball Posters Danville Secondary school dis- JUST A-1 will offer approximately 25 courses elutes behalf of the IRC I wish to ex- Loden on A party to paint posters for the trict, including San Ramon Valley Green my thanks for the many dona- in fields such as art, education. %chile tend Associated Independent Students' high school, will conduct inter- Crew Neck Sweatshirts We are also , English, mathematics, natural sci- that op tions received here. Jack of Hearts ball, June 2, is to- views for secontlaty education ma- books from ence, psychology, foreign language Dr. receiving many more night at 7:30 in the College Union, jors. Med.Large, X-Large and social science. our pin various community and school or- 315 S. Ninth st. All independent Registration will he held at lag un ganizations," the chairman stated. students are invited. ONLY $2.59 Slacks that books Hartnell college June 26 at 3:30 msteet Miss Burke explained The Jack of Hearts ball is semi- TYPEWRITERS Other Colors: Gray, White, Rea will be sent to public elementary p.m., with classes starting the f. Yellow and Navy .liat WI and secondary schools and univer- formal and will be held at the lowing morning, Dean West said RENTED ALSO AVAILABLE go t ,Ities in Africa with the cost of Onishi Hall, Fifth and Taylor sts. Special Student Rotes Zipper Necks, Boat Neck, Mean READ SPARTAN DAILY Roll Collar and H. r d d for $500 transportation to be assumed by in San Jose. WANT ADS 'e,e.:1 models pects Ii he American Book Exchange com- Bids will be available to 4uIIy guaranteed The Boys Store Collegt mission. pendent students for $2 at campus free exchange neighlu i "Anyone who still wishes to do- PORTOLA DRY CLEA \ IS (. tel add nate to the drive can bring books booths beginning May 31 or from Variety of If! modern office machines co. Earl to 92 S. Fifth st., Apt. 1," she ATS officers, May 15, according to 4 ND LAUNDRY SERI 124 E. San Fernando I) 1..,) ter Bet 495 t0 6,95 Colors added. Don Wood, AIS publicity chairman. Alterations is Repairing College Shop at Sta (nest to Cal Book Store) Patterns A limited number of bids are 321 SOUTH F1121 vie 263 E. Williams CV 4-8842 FREE DELIVERY CV 3.52113 his Sizes OUT On PRINT available. eunsith NEW. YORK (UPI) --The U.S. the "pi government has stopped printing 1 's5000, $10,000 and $100,000 bills, 'Tho according to Parade Magazine, and CONOMY the highest denomination now C available in crisp new bills is $1000. Have a real cigarette-have a CAMEL TAPERse MEN'S STORE Campus stacks 57 So. Market St. rnit At your favorite campus shop CY 5 7755 Spartaguide 'c -au) WANT TO s RELAX THIS SUMMER? ' Rally eonunIttee executive coun- q. Enjoy the quirt of cycling this summer cil, meeting, College Union, 3:30 with a biccle and equipment from ; p.m. dc.e t DESIMONES. We offer the largest Sophomore class, meeting, CH- peace. selection of cycling equipment in Santa 149, 3::30 p.m. Clara County . . . including cycling Pi Omega Pi. meeting, TH1.24. Ott i shoes, jerseys. feed bottles, everything 3:20 p.m. line needed for that special trip. Lutheran Student assn., religious macho Also ask ahout our: drama discussion. 300 S. 10th at.. ion Sy Bicycle rentals Bicycle repairs 7 p.m. messag Touring and racing information Student Body, meeting to hear meat, ASH office candidates speak, Mor- The DESIMONE'S ris Dailey auditorium. 3:30 p.m. Amerii Associated Independent students. mil lee "'A II 1‘. pr,.. (18 "poster party." College Union. rlisarrr 17:30 p.m. COIIIIIr Arab-American Students assn., Slnit meeting, College Union, 5:30 p.m. Boot on CLASSIFIEDS TOMORROW geles, Spartan Shields. meeting, CH- Philarl For Salo CLASSIFIED RATES: 235. 6:45 p.m. ingion MUST SELL NOW P yolou.h Christian Silence organization, 25c line first insertion coupe. In ar 20c line succeeding insertions Good in 8/ out. $250 or meeting. Memorial chapel, 7:30 Were 2 line minimum best offer. Cc 3-214, p.m. mil it Harmon Kerdon tuner e amp., Garrard Math club, meeting, speaker; Dr. TO IOW I PLACE AN AD: changer, call Dick Alderson CV 5-9601. Lester Lange, assistant professor lean in Call at Student Affairs Office Geld dredger-31/4 hp. Alum. engine. of mathematics, TH11, 12:30 p.m. Room 16, Tower Hall, or pump high pressure hose. 4' diameter The Send in Handy Order Blank suction tube. $135, Bon 1001 MC View Collegiate Chrlitian fellowship, with Check or Money Order. Call YO 7-7652. meeting, cafeteria, 7 p.m. WP re 0 to sho No Phon Orders 1955 Trellis,new paint, clean through. United Campus Christian fellow- - ub & shower sacrifice. $1550. ship. meeting, 300 S. 10th st., 7 pm. arms CL 1.641/3 evenings. Flanag '54 Choy. Bel Air hd.Iop, cony. rust. lacy Summer Session 7 --earn rill stand. shift $500 TN 30 or Service bedroom furn,-, 2261. ' acts. eiet+r;c k" -c -s. well 10 wall else, en. lY2 blks to SJS. Reasonable sum - 473 So. 2th, Mooted ARE YOU PLANNING TO GO TO DIRTY LAUNDRY. for Students Laundry SUMMER SCHOOL? '''..-- cc your apt. Service, free pickup & delivery, 24 ht. non and ge1 more for your money, Low, service. CV 4-2420. 60c per 8 lb. "oneifi low rates for summer! 1 & 2 brm. units, we, carpets, sound -proofed. ash kit. MIssolloosoes t,:fit.)011.(:%1I:sP

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