Seder risterena, ac) lldlees In the Cs. th st. Sts, Jeering Students, City Police Clash Again tion ma!, at (sy ; Third Bonfire Lit in Street SION Service 1visioN CY Glen Panty After Wendy -Raid 71541 By .11 5:1:v CARROLL the insect Lind weemen exthangeti middle of the street. In what sas perhaps the least ! water !salons in a friendly atmos- Ryan had previously attempted spiritts1 demonstration in the last pereh and even a few panties to disperse the students, warning VRON lures' nights, approximately 100 to:in:teed to drift down tee the them that "the first two or three ',IS students raided the "panty eas:erly awaiting males. students picked up tonight will get SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, :s vOL. 48 FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1961 NO. 94 shelf" at both Wendy Glen wom- Don Ryan, assistant to the dean tossed out of school." en's boarding houses until shortly ,it students, and police dispersed According to San Jose poliee, vl CITY rii-c-ited as 'Hardened Criminals' before midnight last night. the crowd at Wendy Glen num- no students were arrested. It is ar owners of Until a bonfire was lighted on ber two after students managed not known if Ryan picked up any City Police the corner of William and lith stet, to set fire to wooden crates in the student. Wednesday night a crowd of fUNEUP Arrested Students jeering, water balloon-tossing &IS E Two Protest SERVICE Bear Down students clashed with San Jose CESSORIES Commtteei Offers our for the second night in a rk row. Police Action in Tuesday 'Riot' . Students burned a bonfire at the On Students oters, corner of 10th and San Salvador Pretests against police handling that he was going to the fraternity people arrested were 'Rioters' prevented a approximate- Proposals to sts. after police had By ELIAS ABUNDIS UNT of Titesday nights "riot" on 11th house where he lived. According ly the same as their own. In par-.! panty raid on one of the women's A series of (our ptoposals to c,410, ,41, ,alclu- street were voiced yesterday by to McNeil he was picked up off they cited the case of Paull No sooner had Asst. Chief of dormitories. deal with the problem of student sion: Students feel that they are :ORDS two SJS students who were ar- the ground and thrown in the po- H. Jacobus, 20. who is not an SJS' Police George Cannel announced Police got wind of a panty-laid misconduct was recommended yes- exceptional and not subject to ar- rested at the time. lice wagon "head first". student. He was arrested, he said, that San Jose's patrolmen would Wednesday night and were wait- that they terday at a meeting of the sub- rest. But when we have picked to fill Charging were ar- Both students claimed that the after leaving his date an SJS "get tough" with students con- ing for the students when they all committee on community and col- them up and taken them to the rested after obeying police orders charges that they "failed to dis- coed off at her sorority house, cerning more riotous incidents marched to the womens' dorms. affairs. dean's office their usual reaction Fi needs to disperse and were later treated perse" were "grossly untrue." anti had been in the area only a when they were pushed to the lege The students gathered in a vacant the proposals was on() is that they wish they had, been 3, "hardened criminals" were They also stated that no one had few minutes. breaking point again last night, Among lot across the strcct from the Rd. calling for a police cadet pro- arrested and fined," Mr. Gough (-soles A. Moore, 19, and Ken- used "lewd language" and that no The other two arrested by po- as students continued their riot- thorn anti made barking and howl- gram to patrol college areas and fotIlltP11 00t. 388 s-to G. McNeil, 21. water balloons or other objects lice were Michael R. Lubin, 22, ing spree by pulling is panty said ing sounds while the we men en- report misconduct. Ralph Gough. Concerning the majority opin- Meer", who was the first stu- were thrown until the arrests anti Iketiglas Lowe, 20. Both are on Wendy Glen, a women's living couraged them from their win- officer, presented the ion that students are treated with dent arrested, stated that while were made. SJS students. center, and building another bon- SJS security dows. sheet. plan to the study committee at its "kid gloves," Pat McClenahan. standing on private property in According to the two students, fire in the After their assault had been NEEDED MEDICINE meeting. AS!! president, said that he could front of a fraternity houst he was the situations of the other three repulsed, the students milled Police were lenient in the first not understand why a difference ordered into the house by a police McNeil, who is under prescribed His recommendation was in an- around for awhile and then con- two student -police clashes because to another proposal calling should he found between the "stu- ;Meer. According to Moore, he medication for a back ailment, swer verged at the 10th and San Sal- area" out- dent and the average citizen. I can stried to the officer that he also charged that he was not al- of the harm which could be done for a stipulated "control vador corner to light a bonfire. see really no justification for the oat live in the house, but was lowed to have his regular dosage to the careers of some students if side the campus proper. Fire alarms in all three of the Junior Auction the Womens differentiation between the two." hell arrested to serve as, what of medicine while in jail. Although they were arrested, he said. Glen Skillruri of men's dorms were touched off and introduced he said. "I feel that students he ollicer called, an "example." Personal belongings donated he requires four regular doses "But this has mushroomed. We Householder's assn. had fire trucks from two engine com- daily, lie elaiins he tlid not get to the liaison committee last shotikl be treated the same as the HEAD FIRST* lis screen stars and tether (Pleb - will have to treat these students panies responded to the alarm. &MST Its' which had been month this "control :ova" propos- eit izen." MsSao' explained that he was Mks \\ Ill be. auctioned today like any other citizen disturbing FIREMEN WATERED brought 10 the jail by fraternity al which would, lie said, aid in PEERS 'ROUGHER' arrested next while crossing the by the junior class in front of the peace," Cannel said. When the fire trucks arrived to brothers, until 1:30 the next after- efforts to improve student con- With the sugostion of student street and explaining to officers Spartan cafeteria at HIM a.m. At Wednesday night's disturb- douse the flames, they were greet- UM noon. According to him, jail of- duct, particularly in mass acti- police authority, the committee According to Cathy Kennedy, ance, a police spokesman told ed with a shower of water bal- 3-6252 ficials refused to him the medi- vities. members agreed among them- junior class publicity chairman, Robert L. Baron, SJS housing co- loons. Several police units and two )1D cine because it has a narcotic in it. selves that students are "rougher" the junior class sent out over ordinator, that, "we're going to LIMIT 'CONTROL AREA' paddy wagons also responded to The students claimed that they 200 letters to fanueus people and start pulling in any students who The sub-committee yesterday in solving problems and finding the alarm and students showered Bill to Revise received the same treatment while "con- reeelved quite a eoliection of get noisier ... this thing has got- also recommended that this solutions. them with additional water and in jail as if they had committed odds and ends. ten out of hand." trol area" be limited to student "People fear their peers more shouted abuse. "50 murders." Later, in court, the All the articles will be kept Baron, present at the bonfire living centers rather than terri- than others. Why not have student The students refused to comply judge refused to release the stu- TratningPlan secret until they are sold by agreed with police that some stu- torial boundaries. police with authority over t he with police requests to disperse dents on their promise to reap- Phil Barry, auctioneer, Miss dents would have to be arrested Mr. Cough's proposal would re- control area?" Don Wood, com- and shouted insults and serenaded pear later for trial, although they Kentuaty said. if the disturbance continued. quire a change of operations in mittee member, asked. officers with obscene songs. Scores had several character references. security department. It calls At that time several firecrack- the A question involving the possi- of fire crackers were set off, sev- Introduced Instead they had to post bail of fora security police cadet pro- bility of interference with San ers and bottles had been thrown eral bottles were thrown and a $260 which required a $37 bonds- Legislation to revise the entit, into the street. One bottle smashed gram which would work in co- Jose police jurisdiction was raised. police car window broken by a man's fee. operation with the San Jose police teacher training system in Cali- Retrial Hearing near a police patrol wagon and However, Capt. Elmer L. Klein, hurled object. A member of the district attor- fornia was approved by the senate littered the street with glass. department. assistant police chief, pointed out. ARREST AFTER CliAsE ney's staff said yesterday that he the SJS police Wednealay 23-12. For Gary Clemens San Jose Municipal Judge John Members of "Whatever you designate state Hugh Bikle, 19, of 483 S. 5th St., saw nothing unfair in their treat- school, tinder this plan, would pat- would have 'The bill, introduced by Ser P. Dempsey, who tried five SJS property and campus described by police as "one of the ment by the court, lie said that and have the ; Fisher ID-San Diegol and students arrested in Tuesday's rol the college area college jurisdiction, but we t police leaders" of the near-riot, was ar- very few people are released with- lev the Department of edu- Slated for May 18 demonstrations, said any students authority to report student mis- department I would still have rested after police chased him on out bail, even though they may brought conduct to the dean's office or to authority. The campus patrol cation and Governor Brown, will Sentencing for Gary Clemens before the court would foot for a block. He was booked normally be good citizens. He ex- be tried like any other arrested the peel ice department, Mr. would assist es." Fe placest before the assembly and Eugene Beadnell, two former :it the county jail for disturbing plained that as a general policy, citizen. He said the court could Gough explained. April 19. students convicted of illegally 'EYES AND EARS' I the peace, inciting a riot and fail- a standard bail is set for all of- not take into consideration that In this case, residents within Senator Fisher's bill will face drawing railroad unemployment -We would be the eyes and ' tire to disperse. by fenses and that the "code doesn't they were students. the "control area", who are not 'he Assembly accompanied benefits, has been postponed until ears for the police department," Joseph Dominic Altieri. 22, of ,nother revision bill make exceptions for college stu- A statement addresser! to all directly connected with the col- education May 18 in order to hear motions Mr. Gough explained. 421 E. San Antonio. %vas arrested which introduced by As- dents." SJS housing groups from Stanley lege. would not be under college has been for a new trial. This sub-committee was appoint- after a scuffle with the police. mblyman Carlos Bee ID-Hay- C. Benz, SJS dean of students, and jurisdiction. Judge Albert C. Wollenberg was 'ADF.QUATE WARNING' ed last month at a meeting of the According to police reports, Al- ward) and is very similar to Sena- Pat McClenahan, ASB president, STUDENTS to sentence the two on April 4, In commenting on the arrests, ANSWERED liaison study committee, by Dean tieri shouted at a prowl car as it tor Fisher's proposed legislation. said, "What action will be taken The student police would be Stanley C. Benz to but their attorney asked for a Capt. Elmer Kline of the San of Students drove past him. When police The assembly will vote to approve against students will obviously be qualified to say if San Jose police study the original proposal by Mr. stopped to question him, retrial hearing on the basis of Jose Police department, said yes- he al- ally one of these bills. determined by the facts which are action would be necessary in a Skinny!. legedly struck one of then. Al - new evidence. terday, that an "adequate warn- The senator's bill encourages he-en given ascertained. We believe that we problem situation. These students The proposals will be submitted lien was booked for assault and Clemens, a grad is is t e social ing to disperse," had the prospective teacher to learn and the students failed to leave must depend primarily on the in- would be able to answer a call, to the liaison study committee battery and resisting arrest and science major working toward a subjects that he will teach rather the area. The police did not, he telligent leadership of the students Mr. Gough said. next week, Dear 1-tioss ssiS was reir,so(i on 5107, hail. teaching credential, has reported than the techniques of teaching. said, go "into the houses seeking to control themselves. that his credential is being with- The new system would cut the out students." McClenahan stated that, "to number held by the state credentials board hntiovtebetnheisf icTairltfoorf Ithheincgolhl appe. of basic credentials to five In situations such as the Tues- or six or 40. "because of the case." This trout the present 35 day night incident, Captain Kline Teachers and supervisors would The fact that credentials are is a concern of both the college College-Produced TV Series being withheld has been confirmed explained that police officers al- and householders " he limited to the subjects in which "reasonable time by the college credentials office ways allow a 'hey're trained. to disperse" and that the students and by Dr. G. W. Ford, head of lo "leave the area I VEARS REQUIRED the secondary education depart- Four. year academic degrees me-nt.. T wo Spartans Slates First Show Tomorrow sold lee required of all elemen- - LI( 1111:1) 1.111,1,1: 'series commemorating the centen- The half - hour documentary sus- -.shoot teachers. All others BAD PUBLICITY Exchange Planned A I-.Q1 :,,itniet lull II, Begin-, nial of the Civil War. will be shows will be televised at 11 a.m. .011111,1 11;IVe to have five years or The conviction is a misdemeanor eschange between I t U. of Kansas nmv offense, yet Clemens claims that A dancing nIng," the first program in a four-broadcast by KNTV ternorrow ton the remaining four Saturdays Markham hall, men's dorm, and IF part college- produced television morning. Junior eidlege teachers would no adverse publicity has made the in April as part of the Radio and Royer halt vs )n.e. dorm. Television department's "Perspec- IX' required to take teach- case seem "like a felony." is seI for tonight, according to or Convention :)); teehnique courses to qualify. The former graduate student tive" project. ike 401.1111 ;)faster -s degrees in their subject contends that his actions were Hi; Jerry Ashton, sophomore Eng- I The series was developed by The event is fr 8 pan. to would seduce. result of an invasion of pri, lish major, and Kathy Carroll, Theodore C. Hinckley, assistant les at Markham hall professor of history: Dr. Leo Rib- According to assistant U.S freshman photo-journalism major, IMPROVE QUALITY tong.), James F. Hewitt, both men by, professor of history and Clyde Teachers who are already ac- .tre representing the SJS chapter denied, either on questionnaires co Arbuckle. San Jose city historian. credited or those who have fin - of Kappa Alpha Mu at the or- interviews, that they were tel SOUVENIRS SHOWN shed ii substantial their Faculty Recreation part of to de ganization's 16th annual conven- Collections of photographs and raining tending school or intended would not be effected by tion being held sketches, extracts from Civil War this SO. today and tomor- legislation. di:Wk.!: and souvenirs "The fact that they were as Committee Sponsor row at the University of Kansas, of the con- Senator Fisher contends the new flict will supplement the drama- tending school would not denv Lawrence, Kan. redentials system would improve tized portion of the series. the them benefits," said a district Highlight of the convention, quality of education by putting Fun Day Sunday Lighting, staging. directing and heavy manager of the Railroad Retire- which is being attended by 12 emphasis on academic sub- Women's gym recreational fa' camera work will he done by stu- sets. ment hoard, where Clemens and representative schools, will be a cilities will be made available to dents in the Radio and TV cur- Beadnell (I r e w Ilnettiployment series of speeches by members of faculty metnbers and their fami- riculum. Frank T. McCann, as- benefits. the national platto-journalism fra- lies for a 50 cent per-family dona- sistant prefessor of speech, is ternity, according to Ed Rapoport, Wells, NO HARD RILE tion this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., producer of the series and senior Newman president of the SJS chapter. "There's no hard and fast rule, according to Albert Porter, asso- Radio and TV major Charles Lag- Dr. Calder Pickett, acting dean about these eases. but if they were' ciate professor of business. omarsino is the student director. Highlight Flicks of the University of Kansas jour-I available for work, they could The facilities are being made NEW CAMERAS USED nudism school will deliver the Ito' Long Hot Summer" will have collected benefits," available through the efforts of Programs in the "Perspective" opening (lay address. 'e shown by the senior class to- R. A. Samuelson, San Francisco the FaCUlty Recreation committee. series are carried from the col- Tomorrow the group still hear light in Morris Dailey auditorium district manager, added that the Faculty members will have the lege studio tee KNTV. channel 11 it a talk entitled "Invasion of Pri- 7:30, according to Rod Diridon, men "were not tried for claiming cotirta, barbecue pits and the by coaxial cable for broadcast. senior vacy and class president. benefits, but were tried for fraud- use of the trampoline, basketball Libel by Photographers" New cameras and technical equip- by Prof. Starring in the film are Orson ulent information in denying they swimming plot during the two- Elmer Beth of the Uni- ment installed in studio early versity Welles. Paul Newman, Joanne were attending school," hour period. of Kansas. Photo by Rich Frooland this semester will be used for the W'ssisard, Anthony Franciosa. It was, Clemens claimed, merely Participants are invited to bring Arthur L. Witman, press pho- REHEARSING FOR SERIES on the Civil War are Dr. Theodore shows. go Lee Remick. a matter of privacy in that he a picnic lunch for the barbecue tographer of the St. Louis Post- C. Hinckley (center), assistant professor of history and narrator "The Union Army's War Within A the recreation Dispatch, will turbulent relationship between denied attending school. "I didn't scheduled to follow speak on the "His- of the college produced television production; floor manager a War" will be televised April 15 tory 'e aggressive father and his two see that it was any of their Nisi- period. and Future of RAM" at the Torn sham and cameraman Howie Reed. Students and faculty followed by "California and the will be on awards -Mum children involves a pro- ness, because I was available for A pool attendant banquet tomorrow eve- in t* e Radio and TV area are producing the four-part series Civil War" on April 22 and "The - ;leative interplay of emotions. work," he said. duty. ning. whiph will be televised on KNTV beginning tomorrow morning. Last of the Old Wars" April 210 2-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 7. 1901 Editorial Thrust and Parry arrange's, What Makes Riot? discrimination against the Ne- ward educatic., gro than simply "blind preju- Negroes of the Spring Fever? South an(' Police or People dice" mentioned by some of the ward correcting those We are suddenly and brashly aware that the dorm people faults onderktfs Eurroli Spring has reached more radical integrationists, and "indecencies" which lead are alive and active. We also are aware that the greeks are rest- San Jose, and in deference to 2) that discrimination would be prejudice. less these days. In fact, there hardly is anyone who is not aware the season groups of fun loving eliminated much sooner and Moreland L. Stevens of these things especially those living near the dormitories and students congregated on 11th it. more easily if some of the more ASH 10708 fraternity row. for a fast step or two with the overly zealous integrationists The obvious defiant attitude of students towards authority How To Win Mile Relay local coeds, romance was blos- (such as Braden and Williams) was expressed both Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The obvious I 1171 considering mAting a book. It sson't be a best seller, soming under the warm velvet would direct their energies to- mishandling of the situation on both evenings also was dis- but critics will praise it. The title I have in mind is, "So You Want skies of a typical San Jose sum- played by authorities toward students. To Win the Mile Relay." mer night. We When as in a class B movie, cannot understand or condone these extracurricular As I say. it's not going to give "Advise and Consent" too much i CAeR.1417 student activities. Tuesday night's "riot" apparently was a re- trouble, mainly because its appeal will be limited to track and field in response to the perennial RENT A MAYFAIRIr action to police for breaking up an impromptu greek dance fans. While the number of track and field watchers increases every jealous calls of the area's old party being held in the streets. Wednesday evening's incident, maids, the "heavies" arrived.. 0 year, the sport has less appeal than the labyrinthic intrigue of It co.02rin,3HenryROBERTSckF3.: JC however, was merely a juvenile effort by students to gain a little politics which made "Advise" a best seller for more than a year. Dragging beer-bellies out of TYPEWRITER # Starring public attention and to announce their "independence" to the strategically placed cars, clutch- ir and My book may be of special interest to track coaches, since ir el8dma441:05nte world. ing in ham hands flimsy leashes Special Student Rates they generally like their teams to win mile relays. In fact, many It is unfortunate that such antics have resulted in the ar- ending in ill-tempered "trained" SPARTAN close track meets are decided by the mile relay. DRIVE-IN rest of sonic students. It should be pointed out that arrests of comrades-in-arms, San Jose's CY 5-3410 this nature can place students on college probation or could TEAMS IN PAST finest had arrived. 3 mos. 18 Cowboy -Glen Ford lead to expulsion. Also regretable is the fact that such student The book will illustrate how past teams have won meets be- With the diplomacy of a Ask Any Girl - demonstrations can only bring more stringent restrictions and cause their mile relay quartet finished first. Khrushchev they "requested" it Such as Shirley Maclaine enforcement by college and city officials. USE "OUR RENT itWHERE For example, the University of Kansas last year won the with typical belligerency that TO MEN" PLAN * THE BOYS ARE When the men and women's dorms were first occupied, it meet victory the students "break it up." The * that a solidification of student morale would re- relay-the final event-to give them a triangular * was expected wins. long strong arm of the law # sult. Now, with the fraternities, sororities and dormitories all over Stanford and SJS as well as both dual meet # TOWNE CY 7-3060 had arrived in all of its heavy # within the same general area, it should be expected that cen- The Spartans lost the meet due to the failure of their mile NEVER ON handed glory. d'"*""ireeel("4BUSINESS MACHINES # SUNDAY relay team. AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT # tralized student life would be more evident. For this reason, The students, precariously * DAY OF THE Another example-oddly enough it, too, involves the Spartans- * PAINTER it is not surprising-however much we dislike it-that students clinging to their last few min- Third & San Fernando occurred Saturday. Although SJS clinched the triangular win over * CONQUEST OF have been demonstrating enmasse and disturbing the college's utes (lockout at 11 p.m.), re- * THE Occidental and Stanford before the mile relay, the Spartans needed 4t IZALCO tranquility. acted to the invasion as stu- 4s Also for the same reason, college officials will, unfortun- to win the relay to earn a dual meet triumph over Oxy's Tigers. dents for years have all over : ately, be compelled to re-evaluate the existing "on campus" liv- In my book I'll explain how coaches can use their material to the world. The "gendarmes," al- it SARATOGA UN 7-3026 ing situation and come up with new and probably a more rigid best advantage. In both cases cited above, a more careful placing COURTESY DISCOUNTS 4s ready goaded by deep-seated 4( THE CAPTAIN'S set of regulations. of men might have resulted in victory. TO STUDENTS TABLE feelings of inferiority, needed starring John Gregson If spring fever is causing this restlessness among our stu- Take the race against Occidental. The Spartans' leadoff man only the mildest of provocation, i THE 39 STEPS dents, we can well be thankful that it comes but once a year. ran the first quarter mile leg in :49.1, which seemed all right to Open Mon. & Thurs. Nights then with obvious glee they Kenneth Is' the casual spectator since the Oxy runner ran :49.6 and was five 'Til 9 p.m. (both reasuo, waded into the students and 1 yards back. * stalwartly defended the com- ELECTRONIC PARTS * On the second leg Oxy--helped by an unfortunate bumping inci- * munity from the menace. HI -Fl EQUIPMENT GAY CY 3-8105 dent which appeared to be more an unfortunate mixup than anything As the last frightened student : else--took the lead by four yards. THE NUDIST'S STORY slipped stealthily into his dwell- Oxy's sophomore Steve Haas, who will be the world's best United i MATING TIME S)ct Plait Societ ing, the typesetters of the San Radio & quartermiler no later than next year, on the third leg increased Francisco Chronicle already 0041=1.11=101.11000111.4=1.4,4=01 1. 41ENYHME114.4=NMIIMIM the lead to 30 yards, although it looked like 15 yards to a San Ellen Shulte, Society Editor were setting up the heading, TV Supply Co. Francisco Examiner writer. EL RANCHO CY CHI OMEGA Minerva, a Sigma Alpha Ep- "San Jose Police Dogs Nip Near 4-2041 Initiates are: Sue Bromley, silon fraternity honorary group DISBELIEF OF ALL Riot." Wholesale Distributors Frank Sinatra and Shirley Maclaine star in Carol Bloss, Pat Butler, Carolyn of girls. handed the baton to Jim Cerveny. SJS's anchor man A question on the lips of many Haas CY 8-1212 CAN CAN Ellingson, Joan Erickson, Nancy THETA CHI Willie Williams caught Cerveny on the far turn and, to the dis- students: Farr, Wareen Firenzi, Nanci Construction began this month appeared to pass his opponent as they hit the final "What constitutes a riot- is also THE LOVE SPECIALIST belief of all, 1425 W. San Carlos Diana Dors Hall, Bev Homan, Jane John- on Theta Chi's new house on straightaway. This was a bit more than anyone could expect, and Cops or People?" I41 I 4'. 'It son, DeDe Kinnear, Bernie Eleventh at. when Cerveny sprinted away from a tired but gallant Williams, Larry Wurzhach *44104 441# 44444441114 Mangseth. Katie Maples, Kan Dirk Eastman was named some were disappointed -but only fools were surprised. A'411 85?4 SPECIAL! BEGINNING THURSDAY! Methany, Carol Pallitto, Nancy outstanding pledge of the fall The lesson many coaches can glean from this is evident. Wil- Pond, Maggie Purcell, Karen class. liams unofficially ran 46 seconds flat. The world record is :45.7. Writer Clarifies Shippey, Shirley Sorensen, Carol Theta Chi Dream Girl formal Yet, against Kansas last year. Willie covered the same distance in Previous Letter Campus Beauty Salon Thomas, and Kathy Westlund. held at the California Country ask, "How come?" :47.9. Some will EDITOR-After reading the 275-A E. San Fernando. between 6th and 7th Sts. ALPHA C'HI OMEGA club saw Janet Constantino, Answer: against the Jayhawks Willie ran the lead-off lap and attacks directed against me by Acr,, - C- Ir. Administration Bldg. CY 3-1 186 Recently initiated: Margaret Gamma Phi Beta, reign with was not pushed hard. my critics in the past few issues Baer, Joyce Bevry, Reo Blake, first attendants Ann Merrill, Don Ramos, who ran the first lap against Oxy, ran :46.9 in of the Spartan Daily, I have Barbara Clark, Joan De Vore, Delta Gamma, and Joyce An- junior college two years ago, clocked :47.8 in the regulation 440 become concerned with what Pat Dougan, Ruby Durrington, thony, Kappa Alpha Theta. Sec- Saturday, and :47.9 against Cal's Bears the week before. In both some people have misconstrued Grand Opening Specials! Kit Fox, Joan Elwood, Barbara ond attendants were Judy races Ramos went all out against equally good or better com- or have not read in my original Hurd, Sue Jordan, Barbara Warnke, Hoover Hall, and Bar- petitors. Yet, when he ran :49.1 in the relay Saturday, he was an letter concerning discrimination. Permanent waves complete, $5.00. lee Lazo, Mimi Millar, Bonny Perry, bara Lynder, Gamma Phi Beta. easy winner. First of all, I did not say, haircut with every shampoo and set. Hair $500 Karen Pezzaglia, Ka renlee New officers are: Chuck Wat- SJS lost the relay by one and one-tenth of a second. Had "Bias will end when Negroes Raitt, Pat Rose, Phyllis Smith. kins, president; Terry Murphy, Ramos run his 1961 best-:47.13-SJS would have won by two- live decently," nor did I say, tinting, including shampoo and set, $7.50. Nancy Wilson, Marilyn Bur- vice president; Gary Rogers, tenths of a second. or imply that lower class Ne- Open Thursday and Friday evenings 'til 9. rows, Darlis Earle and Jane secretary; Rich Wells, treasurer; groes are genetically inferior, CONCLUSION Randall. and Jeff Davis, social chairman. all Negroes are indecent, or all my hook will make is simple; but it may prove Jim Ellis, Alpha Tau Omega, SIGMA PHI EPSILON The conclusion white people are pure and vir- -wherever they may be-who lose meets be- was chosen Alpha Chi Favorite Pledge class officers are: valuable to coaches tuous. Had I been writing an failures. Guy of 1961. Chuck Oiser, president; Gino cause of mile relay essay on blight in general in our is: run the best man fourth, next best man SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Barroway, vice president; Rich That conclusion society, and not a letter to SIR WALTER RALEIGH man second and slowest man first. This guar- Sue Doll, Kappa Alpha Theta, Corby, secretary; Mike Harris, third, third fastest "Thrust and Parry" on the Ne- speed from each runner. and Jennie Cooley, Delta Gam- treasurer; and Jim Derr, his- antees optimum gro dilemma, I certainly would hands and come out running. Protective Pouch Keeps Tobacco ma, were named Dtelnhters of torian. O.K., now. Shake have included a juicy disserta- tion on the problem of "white trash." Spaztaner To further clarify matters I AFTER 14 YEARS OTTO GALBRAITH ...Egraurinizmum. will restate the two-fold pur- Entered as second class matter April 24, pose of my letter: 1) that there 1934, at San Jose, California, under the act of March 3, 1879. Member Calif, are much greater causes behind nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub lished daily by Associated Students ol r9119111kZ. San Jose State College except Setur. day and Sunday, during college year. Subscriptions accepted only on a re- Saktna41 mainder-of-school-year basis. 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Graduate as well as undarqraduani credit may be d. the Accommodation in language houses is available. tucky burley -extra aged. Get Scholarships are available (a limited number) to especially familiar orange-and-black pack with qualified teachers VA prospective teachers. For further information write to: the new pouch inside! OTTO GALBRAIIII Admission, Offir SMELLS GRAND - PACKS RIGHT, The Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies SMOKES SWEET BITE! 42 E. SAN ANTONIO ST. SAN JOSE P. 0. BOX 1522, MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA -CAN'T Telephone: FRontier 2-3560 riZS 5111.....44,.. 44/11railalit144 eli,41001 41401424t a7.1.Mantailje iv?? \ it Sit 3 World War Friday. April 7, 1961 apger'd Two-Opera Program Begins tith and Workshop's se faults ze. Ruts Can t Hit U.S. Blow Ii lead , Bases in One By RICHARD In I' This would be virtually an Im- strike a total blow against Russi must knock oul all U.S. possible feat. If the Soviet Night Stevens Russia Union iFditor's note This is the second However, Gen. Curtis E. LeMr*. Campus Performance Wednesday IOR air bases, planes and missile bases did launch an all-out attack, U.S. in a fivepart series comparing Rus vice chief of staff of the Air slen might, Game of Chance," by :--, - introduced by James MacDonald. father. Sehler in (James Ander- a single blow to win an jet bombers would take-off from and United States' military Force tind former commander of , "A with Sources of information include Army enor, its narrative recitative, son', threatens esery possible dire atomic war. 450 different air bases in massive SAC, has declared that if the. moor Barab and Evelyn Manacher, Reservist: U.S. News and World Re- It concerns the habit of the punishment, but only when he retaliation. If only one third of port: Army, Navy mid Air Force Blue U.S. went to war today we would will receive its west coast pre- the attacking ovely young Lisa ;Yvonne Tama- threatens to deprive her of a hus- U.S. force got books: and Lieut. Col. Edwin T. Rios, probably win. "I don't think Rus- miere Wednesday, 8:15 p.m.. when ;late through, they could obliterate 1200 SJS ROTC head.) sia has enough ballistic missiles sena or Diane Suttont of drinking band does she falsely agree to ge- the Opera Workshop's production Luncheon Special / Soviet cities. . . to prevent SAC from getting that wicked potion" coffee. Her up her belused coffee. off the ground, nor do I think of two one-act operas is presented 3-8405 only The United States' greater massive nuclear attack" instead they will have it for time. in Concert Hall. striking power from her many of relying solely on a "hair trig- some bases WARNING SYSTEMS program will be presented Welcome ERTS surrounding Russia is con- ger" response to an atomic attack. The Weekend Guests U.S. Warning sidered to be one of the hest de- Following are several opinions systems have been nightly through April 15 under the Fonda terrents described as "Imperfect." DEW Idirection of Dr. Edwin C. Dunning, At the . . . ct Lemmon to World War Ill. on the possibilities of nuclear Distant Early Warning Line I. assistant professor of music, HAIR TRIGGER' warfare: Geis. Thomas 1). White, Air built at a cost of $600 million.' MOTEL CITY CENTER R1VE-lid INCLUDES: Choice of Secretary of Defense Robert S. cannot detect Soviet ICBM's. TICKET SALE Force Chief of Staff, has stated, . . where they will enjoy no McNamara told Congress Wednes- U-2's. now grounded and rapidly Tickets, being sold itt the Con - cheese enchilada "We must remember that we ex- n Ford day that America's military forces, becoming obsolete, had little sue- cert Hall box office until April beef taco pect to take the first blow in this the ultimate in modern relaxation! are being remolded to "ride out a cess in locating Russian missile 14. are 50 cents for students, $1 /..a tamale war and that we can only respond Pool ac-ain sites in the paid. On the other.!general admission. 46 New Deluxe Units and Heated tasted a Its what we have surviving . . . Free TV and also Phones in Every Room. OYS ARE the Soviets know the sites Dr. Dunning is staging "A Game with soup and coffee we must have enough forces to hand, King Sue Beds end Family Units of all U.S. missile bases in detail. of Chance." which is a modera al - Students and Their Guests. withstand (Russia's' blow and still Special Rates to at the Civil defense in America is con-, legory. satirizing various feminine Within Walking Distance of Campus. 7-3060 go back and knock then out." sidered inadequate. Citizens have frailties. The three knitters played iUNDAY eyed ("MINN Gen. Latitis Norstad. command- been rated ill-prepared, psycho- by Sylvia 13arkman. Marcie Rohl, 131 W. Santa Clara of NATO forces in Europe. as- SOUTH SECOND PAINTER logically and physically, for an ' Brooke Shebley. and Marysue Wil- ',lied that the retaliatory power Ire off on dinners for atomic attack. son (alternate' each expresses her AT REED OF THE college students or our Western forces "could not heart's desire and in turn meek es The U.S. is falling behind the 0 OPEN lie destroyed by simultaneous sur- her wish at the hand of "The CYpress 4-2995 Soviets in her ability to wage all - Mon, Wed Thur. - 10 to 10 prise attack either now or in the Representative" D. Nichols or Sat., Sun. 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. out hydrogen-atomic war, accord- N t Fred Scott,. who appears 7-3026 ing to Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, in vat l- 'STILL 1)01./I1' guises. 'S TABLE former chief of staff. U.S. Army, us "Oregson 1,5. Gem Donald 1... Pull, deputy Sets and costumes have been for the finest in now retired. "And in OW' ability! chief of staff for research and designed by Ralph Fetterly and EEPS to fight limited conflicts with con- development, U.S. Air Force, be- Ore HAIRCUTS ventional arms, we have not been Diane Hunt. BETWEEN FRIENDS... n color) lieves there is "still some doubt see Bud, Joe, Pete. or Jimmie close to them since 1945." There's nothing like a Coke! IS to the degree of accuracy" of 'COFFEE CANTATA' If an atomic war did tweak at Soviet missiles. Robert Madsen will stage Baels’ 3-8405 - sktaboo; no one escape The Russians have "the ability out, virtually would "Coffee Cantata" in a new English jimmie's barber shop the draft. "Everyone with S STORY t ,AAkA" to hit Houston . . . now, or they two version by Dr. Dunning. The Can - 52 So, 4th Nest to Mothers eyes and two legs. including worn- fIME will have it in a ... short time." tata, the nearest approach to en, would go." declared Lieut. Cl lommorwiseemememmesepeowewt! contends Dr. Edward Teller, "fath- opera in the works of Bach. i Edwin Rios, SJS ROTC head . er of the 11-bomb" and professor There would he no age limit. " of physics at the University of CY 4-204l Tomorrow: New weapons fin. California. rlo), mad, ,r World War III. cpietl;14 Gen. James It. Doolittle. former LEARN HAIR STYLING! .,tannanding general of the 15th RESTAURANT NAVAJO LOUNGE HISTORIC VICTORY BAKERY WEST SAN AT Beauty culture tra'r,ng at San Jose Beauty College Ail' Force, now chairman of the CARLOS iPECIALIST filled wall activity, BETHLEHEM. Pa, itpi SHASTA, SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA ri otters you a cnrer eseitement Air Force Scientific Advisory ed a lifetime of financial sec:alty. Write or see its high's 60-8 victory over Lafayette Board, states that Russia's rate steta-stastrye., for literature. on Feb. 9. 1961, was its first His- of progress is greater than the Remember, the busy school gives the best training. ket ball triumph M :19 meetings cpieey"ti U.S. "Unless we continue to forge! and in more than 17 years over CAMPBELL AVENUE 5 WINCHESTER RD ahead at full speed, she will soon the Leopards. CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA San Jose Beauty College overtake us." 37 W. SAN CARLOS CY 5-7684 In the event of a surprise at- tack, the U.S. would be at certain cpiee9 disadvantages. :Y 3-1186 Fresh Camp OCEAN IL WATER STREET - atalUZEIZZUZZUS--i": 72: '-r; ?..j1 ATLAS SQUADRONS .tpplleatIons are due today for SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Missiles cannot completely ham- fall semester Freshman Camp (Hd World CharMin Dining lIe the problem of defense. U.S. eounselors, a nnotInves Barbara cpislev'af inierred 11,04 Beautiful 11,4brau Atlas squadrons are above ground Jo Ouffev, Freshman C:imp 111111- :ind reportedly easy targets. liel eh:airman. .511 students are 535 E SANTA CLARA STREET :00 Authentic Bavarian Food Strategic Air Command bombers eligible for the VI counselor po- SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA are at !MEWS which could easily sitions. .ppliratIon ism: :will - Music Every Night Is' destroyed. 11-47 and 11-52's ;111. able at the College I nits's. 315 SUNDAY leconlim: obsolete. Furthermore, S. Ninth 'at. it would take SAC' 10 hours to GRANT ROAD I EL CAMINO PF.A L through Die Rhinelander MOUNTAIN VIEW CA I IFOR NIA THURSDAY 17 Wanda Band cpieley:14 Baughn Fri. & Sat. Nites EL. CAmINO REAL AI OL,YOS EGH and Her Piano SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA I.:III I LI ISI %NT THE WEAVERS Broasted Chicken to take home. bacco gamiest oly -A/1mm A one tit at the Local theater and concert -goer: Let SPIVEY furnish Broosted i4,i(7iirran Theater in San Francisco can hear the Weavers, folk shwin,_ 5 1 So. Market CY 7-2002 Chicken for your party. From is scheduled for Shelley Berman quartet, tonight, 8:30 p.m., whrin one order to a thousand. .aareml- 0,--are-atalinr-gralmmru-r-ar beginning Monday. g::10 they perform at the San Jose The only matinee performance Civic auditorium. be Saturday, April 15, 2:30 The Weasers, comprised of Miss Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Flays, Fred SPIVEY'S Get that refreshing new feeling with Coke! VICTOR Roltur: Hellerman and Erik Darling, ale DRIVE-IN "Comedy in Music" is the title being presented by San Jose RESTAURANTS Bottled under authority el Victor Barge's perfonnances to- sic & Arts foundation. The CoceCole Company by Coca-Cola Bottling Company of San Jose, San lose. Calif tomorrow the War night and at SANTA CLARA CONCERT - Memorial Opera house in San ENTNER The Santa Clara Philharmonic Frimcisco. !orchestra will present its fourth Tickets now are on sale at the , and final concert of the season in '1110111 Box office. Francisco. BRINGS San the University of Santa Clara aii- Prices range frons $2.65 to $5.40. , ditorium tonight, 8:79 p.m. ART EXHIBIT Featured soloist will be Timothy BACK Showing at the Palace of the Kirkwood Thompson, pianist. the Legion of Honor until Monday are Santa Clara Philharmonic audi- iff the metal sculptures and stained tions winner for the 1960-61 sea- ..-dass mosaics of Bella Tabak son. He will pet form Tchaikow- omayiam/NI on Feldman, wife of Dr. Leonard ski's first concerto tor piano and IIMINNIINIEllft MINIM EMIR IIMMEM Feldman. assistant professor of orchestra in B flat Milan.. RM. SIMON Milne inalhernatics. The exhibit is open 'RUMENAMMEO UM= armWel 111111111 MOM MMMIg,maie. daily from In a.m. to 5 p.m. MIOleINUMMOI NM= Mel==== Included in the show and domi- TELEVISION imanNIMIN=1, .emmemme nating one wall is the large copper and brass Menorrah Isymholic eandelabra t etimmissioned for Con- JOE'S TELEVISION , grogation Beth Shalom in S tail 79 N. 10th St. CY 7-3541 BANDS! Francisco.

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BANQUETN 01 it Wednesday. 6:30 p.m.. at the Gar- Monday at 3:30 p.m. in S210 to !WEI:1.41,1'1 live lectures dealing with the in- An Essay in American Religious den City Itofbiau. 51 S. Market st. II ill! - 1 1:1 - I. discuss u projects, terpenetration of academics. re- Members planning to attend $ 221 E. Jackson CV 3.7789 ligion and politics in contemporary SeioloHyFollowing Dr. Herberg, On April must sign up on the bulletin board nounces Fred Krueger, freshman FEATURING: culture, will make its debut this , 16, will be Dr. J. Wesley Robb, outside THII6 by Monday after- class publicity chairman. LL **** chairman of the department of Sunday under the auspices of the noon ' The joint freshman-sophomore -The I hod, trayittell" council. religion at the University of Cali- Protestant Ecumenical party to be held later this semes- NEW AUTO INSURANCE council, which consists of , The ter will be one topic of discussion. SAYINGS ANNOUNCED the American Baptist, Episcopal. Immunizations he said. *formally San Remo's 218 Willow Lutheran, Methodist and United Savings up to $120 Another discussion will concern insurance are now Christian campus ministries, was the controversy over the value married men under active in the sponsoring of Canon ' Again with the Available Callotn.. .1f class government, said Krueger age Bryan Green in October. Ideas for the freshman class Indemnity Exchange. "Married men in this ag, "We are especially interested -.)rvice project also will be pre- In Health Building are generally paying ., in reaching the great bulk of stu- -ented. Dallas Hall, freshman class premiums for the degree Immunizations mi. six diseases 4.,. dents not affiliated with a campus president. urged his class members Involved,' says George M Cerr; continue today bell, Spartan Representat,va Security First religious group, but concerned and illnesses will to attend the meeting and submit 4,, with the basic religious questions , from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. in 11B130. service project. the Exchange. their ideas for a "We believis that a of our time," the Rev. Henry Ger- . Mrs. Helen R. Smith, supervising martird with family responsibilities is ner, Methodist minister, explained. nurse, said yesterday. more careful driver, National Bank and mar: The series will get under way The clinic will be held every Fri- fewer accidents," said Compb.' she explained "Therefore, he is entitled to serving Sunday with an addiess by Dr. day until May 26, B'nai MI% Hillel rates graduate professin for smallpox. tetanus, for mature drivers." Will Herberg, For example: A married fr.- phil- theria-tetanus, typhoid. polio WO DINNER Southern California of Judaic studies and social AShots SEDER 22 with Bodily Injury available at Ii' be (,,. osophy at Drew university. He will influenza will FRIDAY. APRIL 7TH -6,30 P.M. $10/20,000, Property D Mrs $5.000 and Medical $500 will have be speaking at 7:30 p.m. in the charge to regular students, ps4: a repeesentative on Campus about $157 a year with most hr SJS Concert Hall. Smith pointed out. Ramor Oaks Inn wane' companies. With Faculty, employees and students Ca, ; Dr. Herberg will present his be- fornia Casualty he would pay taking six units or less will he El Camino Real less lief that the large return to re- 3435 about $80 $16 dividend or APRIL 10 cents for polio and in- in Atherton a net of $64 (based on ligion has been a popular, not re- charged 50 current DR. WILL HERBERG fluenza injections. This fee should 20 per cent dividend). Thus ha ligious. movement and that it has about $93 with the to discuss: . . . -Forum- speaker be paid in the Student Affairs llembers 2.00 had little effect on the lives of change. (Other Coverages with business office, TH16, she said. 3.(H) comparable savings). Accelerated Management Training the people, in a talk entitled fornia, who will speak on "Re- i 'General Admission Students under 21 are requited Campbell declared that even as "Faith. Religion and Culture in Faith and the Scientific ligious consent form. Transportation Contact married men and women with Immediate Responsibility Com empoi a ry America." to have a parent For Revolution." I Mrs. Smith explained. These may good driving records may We The lecturer has served as I over 20 per cent Outstanding Promotional Possibilities Third in the series will be Dr. . be obtained at the reception desk LARRY MILLER research analyst for the AF of LI Call or write for full information Georgia Harkness, professor of ap- of the Health Center. to George M. Campbell, 566 Ideal Living Conditions in a and conducted seminars at Cornell, ALLEN HALL plied theology at the Pacific Maple Ave. Sunnyvale, REgent Princeton, H a r var d, 9. Stimulating Environment. Stanford, School of Religion, who will speak CV 4 8741 1741 (day & Rita). Noithwestern Yale, Notre Dame, on "New Frontiers in the Ecumen- and many other leading academic Schools' Officials He would like to ical Movement," on April 23. interview graduating Seniors with institutions. 30, Dr. Albert Rasmus- majors in Accounting, Business Administration, Eco- He is the author of "Judaism On April of religion anti so- Here for Interviews PANCAKE PATTER er3rieased,,,, and Modern Man: An Interpreta- sen, professor nomics, or Finance, as Well as candidates for the M B A ciety at the Pacific School of Re- Placement oh ice has schedul,1 tion of Jewish Religion," which 0.1Cf.F (GROAN) will discuss the "Break- officials of three school district {WRESTLING TEAM] iletree. was hailed by Reinhold Niebuhr ligion, Traditional Culture." to be on campus 101110110W lilt in- (1,04)(011ggs as "a milestone in American down of Concluding the program will he terview secondary teaching candl- or I I I I ligious thought," and more re- ..(eri0 Pierre Henri deLattre. director of dates, according to Mrs. Dale B. the Bread and Wine Mission in Harris, educational placement su- OH o

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111111._ !Sacramento State Tonight SPARTAN nAn.yt; Friday, April 7,1961 NCI aUrallt MAJOR LEARNS I Alto Triangular in Palo JESE Spartans Eight discus throwers hitting try for 15 feet in his best all-time Don Ramos, Bruce ltacculiough. DISHES: Win, 5-0 around the 160-foot mark in meets performance. Charlie Clark. Run Da is an At ter posting their second fourth victory in a 10 row after yes- this year will be on hand in Palo Dick Gear and Dick Kimmel) Holace Whitehead. straight shutout -this one 5-0 terday's V conquest of the Waves. Alto tomorrow when Stanford en- will be on hand, but for the first s of against Pepperdine yesterday aft- A double victory * DIM 1; over UOP Tues- w tertains Oklahoma and SJS. time this year will have to as- , 1/ 1 ernoon the Spartan baseballers day night provided the spark for Even the big red machine has sume underdog roles. Oklahoma 1 will be out to avenge two previous the win streak. The season rec- a pair of lads who are probable has the favorite in J.D. Martin, CY d now stanos at 6-17. No. 3 The Cards point getters in the event. Coach who has cleared 15-3 this season Although the Peps brought back By FRANK CRACOLI('E Payton Jordan does not have an and narrowly missed making the much of the same team that elim- Though the pennant -winning abundant supply of sterling per- 1960 Olympic team. inated the Spartans surge of the Pittsburgh Pirates ISURANCE from the 1960 formers, and is satisfied to watch Willie Williams will remain in NCAA regionals, they did not dis- was rated in some circles as the invading powerhouses cavort on NOUNCED the sprints this week, despite the play the caliber of surprise of 1960, the third place baseball which the Stanford oval while customers , 46-second relay lap he ran against might be expected finish of the St. Louis Cardinals from a team churn through the turnstiles. !Occidental on the same track last COn which was ranked might be considered more untrue seventh nation- Starting time for the com- weekend. Jim Dorsey of the Soon- r 25 year: ally last year. to the form sheet. ornia Cosy, bined t ria n gala r-diiii I meet is ers will provide the principal com- Pepperdine's southpaw Solly Hemus' Redbirds fooled r. all-coast 1:30 p.m. for the field events petition for Williams and team- It hurler Ben Burnett was the experts by vaulting from the age bracl, able to and 2 for the opening race, the mate Dennis Johnson. Ping emcee .. contain the Spartans for only four depths of the second division pre- mile run. The cost Is $1.50 gen- Stanford mentor Jordan has degree of short innings as SJS hit him hard dicted for them into the thick of rge eral admission and 50 cents with will tw in M for three runs in the fifth. Later the senior circuit flag scramble stated that his track esentet,a. student body card. ever, tomorrow on, the Spartans knocked him and ultimate moral victory In its best condition Representing their respective eyes will be glued on the from the box in the seventh in- third place. and schools in the discus will be: Stan- "Calypso Comet" in the cen- ning as two more runs crossed The Cardinals will not be :sat- F, end fordDave Weill, 170-5%; Don tury. Jordan has alms added the the plate. isfied with any such moral tri- aid Cmps. Bell. 163-4%. Oklahoma Mike necessary wind gauge which was stifled Dave Turnbull, ace moundsman umph in 1961;Hemue. has said as to fees Lindsay, 164-7; Walt Myers, 159- missing in Johnson's scorching for SJS, led all hitters by col- much. They want a National 6%. San Jose StateDan Stud- :09.3 effort last week. This picturesque young man rrind men age lecting three hits in four trips League pennant to be flying in nary ney, 173-7; Harry Edwards, 164- wants to go places in life... but to the plate. Turnbull collected The following Spartan runners Demge Busch Stadium when the last 2,i; Frank Malynn, 157-8%; Ed not for an hour or so. Right now a double and two will be working off seasonal bests he's relaxingreally relaxing el $500 pays singles while out is made. Burke, 156-2%. with mos+ playing centerfield in place of Jim established Saturday: Bart Finolio. in the appropriate shoes for DAVE TURNBULL Hemus feels that the Cardinals Jeff Chase, winner in last week's Cloud 9. They're Goofers by With Ce Pusateri, who was out with an . . . mound ace by pushing their strong suit-- pole vault competition at 14-8. Tex Tan...soft as the Autumn would injured hand. I dividend can take it all if (there's that will be among the missing. Chase mist of the Keats poem. Intri- guing questions cross the young ad on cuir,- defeats by Sacramento State un- Spartan southpaw Jim Wilson word again) Ernie Bmglio 121-9), suffered a slight back injury in a end). Thus der the lights tonight at 7 p.m. at turned in a very creditable mound Larry Jackson (18-13) and Lindy with the fi performance in McDaniel (12-4), the best relief overages Municipal stadium. limiting the Waves in the business, can pace a i 1 SJS will he gunning for its to only two hits. Except for show- man that even 42.N ing slight signs of wildness early pitching staff that boasts talent, women " ,t) the game, Wilson held Pepper- youth and experience. rids may te,e 'en tine completely in check. In con- Broglio, Jackson and McDan- all ;dome I vast, the Waves used three pitch- iel have as much stuff as there :ampbell, 5St iv in trying to combat the seven Is to be found in the majors. ale, '59 FORD FAIRLANE REgent featuring the nit Spartan attack. But three men do not a pitch- man's mind. Like will next ing corps make. To hack up 4 COOP SE:AN long-line swimsuit For a With The Spartans, now beginning to automatic transmission year's license plates match his f for the long-line coed laugh Tricks make noise with their bats, will starters Broglio (an off-season radio & beater sports car...and which briar play a lot of baseball this week. San Jose resident) and Jackson. one IocI owner $1595 pipe would be most impressive Of a Jokes on tomorrow night's date? k 'ad Hemus has southpaws Ray Na- Zlosvo4, gift . Favors and try to improve on their 1960 VALIANT Amazing hey you sit and muse Games ,ecord. After tonight's meeting deck' (9-9) and Curt Simmons ...in thosv easy Goofer shoes. its Miller (44), the $795 Magic ith Sacramento, the Falcons (7-4), and Bob standard transmission young smooth-throwing right- BRUG'S Ceramics kt tom the Air Force academy come rdio & heatr $1895 f s

gift and and town for an intersectional game bander. iew Cicotte, Bob Gibson and Ron novelty Greeting ;aturday afternoon to be played Al hurlers. Ci- 1960 CHEVROLET G ofers shop cards ,lso at Municipal stadium. Kline are the other Neither of the games will be cotte won 16 and lost seven while Nc4 , CY 3.5838 for all 1.1 automat c ron, ^ being named the minor league star rnusitl Shops ...ague games, and therefore the heater Tall 18 East occasions k San Antonio -:partans' position on top of the player of the year last season for very clean $2395 often shown; THE SHOE 44 E. San Antonio ririUC will not he in danger. his brilliant 1.79 ERA with To- poor outfielder who more nerve than discretion when 1960 RAMBLER TO GOOF OFF 42 es CY 3-7616 ronto. iN BY On the attack, the Cards must chasing fly balls. overdri..e ..C.COred)ik Landrum, a .292 hitter at have productive seasons from Ken Don AAU Judo Tickets power assists Buffalo where he produced 18 V. 0,) . Boyer, Bill White, Stan Musial radio heater $2595 us novreltsecoH, manse, MAIIIMIINI . k. and Joe Cunningham to seriously homers and 75 RBI's will battle r EL GATO Boyer is Curt Flood for the center field "WORK OF ART" contend for the crown. Import Soles GRODIN'S MEN'S WEAR On Sale in Quad berth. Hemus will likely platoon ART CLEANERS 's,: the big man, wielding the most FiatAlfa RomeoLancia ; Twkeis tor the Ninth Annual powerful Redbird hat- good for this pair. Landrum against the Open eyes. till 6.30 till 6 on Sun HART'S DEPT. STORE Sweaters & Cashmere Coats Championships April 32 homers and 97 RBI's in 1960., righthanders and Flood versus the 291 E. Main St. THE AAU Judo LOS GATOS EL 4.4700 WARDROBE Our 14 and 15 in the Men's gym are Big Ken hit .304 and continued southpaws. Specialty ss Walt Moryn and V 0L, 15% sz, available today through Tuesday, his consistent excellence at third I Veterans Discount o 930 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the outer base. INieman will be around to with Student Body I,, (OUSE Card ie I quad. White is a sound natural hit- I Both can provide the long FOREMOST GOLDEN STATE s; Prices are $1 for April 14 ter and figures to improve upon but neither provides any defen One Aay Service ss, . trials) and $1.50 for April 15 his .283 and 16 homers. Sand- 1Young Charley James is the otli. Athlete of the Week JOSE 398 EAST SANTA CLARA finals), wiched etween firshoteker !garden aspirant. The Cardinal catching is two - - An entire family can see to- White and Boyer in the Car- It's Hal SmiIii 1 night's game with Sacramento dinal infield will he fleet Julian dimensional. John Lotz Carl Sa- State and tomorrow's contest with Jester at second and slow Daryl against the southpaws; BILLWERT CHEVRON against the orthodiis Within the last mon-r rn Lotz ha: he Air Force Academy for $1. To- Spencer at shortstop. Alex wa tski flingers. Neither frightens pitch- proven himself the man to bear in West night's (7) and tomorrow's (2 Granunas might take the short- ers. Sa13% atski hit .229 last year. 7th and KEYES p.m.) contests are at Municipal stop job fr Spencer, If Ile- Coast college golf competition. The SJS that Daryl's 16 h - beating Smith by a scant one - I Block North of SPARTAN CITY stadium mus feels sophomore golf sensation has already replaced by a tight- point margin. ers can be chalked up wins in two of the top +cur- Conveniently located to serve car owners of er defensive web. George Crowe, the big long-1,., San Jose State The St. Louis outfield finds sir- socking swatter who has pin. ; neys so far this season and ha been Tennis Team Travels tually no one assured of a regular I hit more round trippers than WI% compared favorably with former Sr -,r LUBRICATIONMOTOR TUNEUP day's work. Musial, the great one, one in history. tan ace Ken Venturi. Lot2 i conside., WHEEL BALANCINGBRAKE SERVICE will be pushing 41 as the season The Cards have a long way , To San Francisco undefeatable for the rest of the se,, - TIRESBATTERIES- AUTO ACCESSORIES closes. He contributed .275, 17 go to win the pennant. Brogl. by Spartan go l; coachNAialr McPher - Discount to Students on Broke Work homers and 63 RBI's last year. Boyer. Jackson, McDaniel, VVhi,. who's to say how much he'll Musial, and Cunningham might To Meet USF Squad help in 1961. He is the prime carrying too much dead weight near. i Fine performances from Sacks. San Jose's tennis team will try enigma as opening day draws sea- I and Miller could make a pernan! to rebound from a 9-0 white- Cunningham hit .280 last Are any of these your questions? a winner out of this outfit, but the washing at the hands of the Uni- son, a disappointing one for of -wipe re, versity of California, Tuesday, swinger when they take on the USF Dons JACOBS & FARBER PRESENT in a match in San Francisco. The Spartans easily defeated the Hilltoppers in a match earlier 7Paditien in the year for one of their seven wins. They have lost two. Gordon Stroud and Larry Wil- lens suffered their initial defeats of the season in the Bear encoun- WORLD'S GREATEST FLAMENCO GUITARIST ter. Willens was making his first TUES., APRIL 25 at 8:30 appearance in three weeks, fol- lowing an absence caused by a leg SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM .BERMUDAS Injury. Bill Schaefer remains in Tickets: $1.50, 2.40, 3.60 (tan incl.). At bo% office, CY 3.6252. solids from the top seeded spot for Butch Kri- Mail orders: Enclose stamped self-addressed envelope. How can I get a good Where can I get a .1'61) n 3.95. Madras korian's squad. PROGRAM TO END BY 10:30 job without haring an !, that will make ?Ise of ( Rounding out the starting line- business experience my college training assorted plaids up will be Stillson Judah, Lee from 6.95. Junta and Stewart Jones. All have 1)0 YOU NEED compiled fair records in 1961. The Spartans venture to Berke- SWIMWEAR ley tomorrow far a chance to get SUMMER WORK? by Sandcomber 'yen with Cal. 3 in patch pocket, G. W. Steel Co. new hiring students in their advertising i dogger and ... and sales dept. for top paying summer jobs. thigh cutter from 5.50 Earn front $90 $150 per week on a guaranteed commission basis. F. . Pt/ .s AN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN AN i ADDITIONAL $100 $600 SCHOLARSHIP I PIZZA and El filler = Do! have to learn et I'll be on campus the old Style typing and (no machinery usid) you may continue on a part time basis 5. shorthand 1 soon to bring you - to get good-paying fa SPAGHETTI when fall semester begins. the answers you want E. work to hear & Meat Ball Dinner CALL CY 7-8727 for a personal interview _772 10 a.m. to 12 noon Interested in working with the (we'll train you at full re $1.25 public? Our CI)osfier's 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Gladys Sawyer will See the placement offiLc HALF MOON El be at the placement office to tell for an appointment 7 you about the good -paying CAMPUS SHOP TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE Wedite.das. 1pril 12 RESTAURANT positions we offer to college SO So. 4th St. Stevens CI eek Blvd. (; W STEEL CO ,... . ' 2687 STORY ROAD #4 No impentwee needed Pacific Telephone

11-0110ARTAN DAILY Placement Director GOOD SCOTTS ALT. P"" AIM" 1' California 'Peace Corps' Members NF:W YORK it'll i Since .10- FRESHEST DONUTS Reg belle Low lormed the first (lit II i 0 Urges Senior 72 Variet,c, 0 Scout troop of 12 in Savannah 's0 W . Clements, placement New Policy Dr. Ga., in 1912, more than 17 ma',' fs' 0 Described Sought for Field Work in Colombia Gingharn Girl ul lice director, yesterday urged all Donuts A recent policy statement pre- program very much like Presi- dean of girls and adults have been mit, ::, Ill so pint ' the state legislature and congrs A students, or by writing CY 5.460 seniors who have not done so to bers of the movement in Amen, sented to the state college board ' that faculty members who testify 1 dent Kennedy's Peace Corps will to Accion, P.O. Box 903, Berkeley of trustees for dee!, ,. ::r,, --, before their committees without send 30 young Californians to Co. 1, Calif. register at the Placement office aut horizat ion from the trustees . tomb's in June to work primarily Enlisting students must serve as soon as possible. ass * SAN JOSE'S POPULAR *; do so "on in community development proj- as least 15 months. All expenses * their own behalf." The Dr. Clements indicated that during that time will be paid by DOWNTOWN HOTEL r statement was described yester- Pets. among the many advantages avail- is: Accion, a community action pro- the institute. M OTOR : i day by Vice Pres. William J. Dose', able to registered seniors is the for COMFORT r * gram sponsored by the Institute of "This seems like an outstand- CONVENIENCE 41 * as "just a reminder." opportunity to participate in on- International Relations, will look ing program," Mr. Ryan comment - FRIENDLY SERVICE Tune - Up 1r Vice president Dusel said the campus interviews and be eligible far applicants from this campus ed. "It seems to be very much in MODERATE RATES t trustees want to cut down on the tor dirmt job referrals as well as during April. line with President Kennedy's BRAKES RELINED i' practice of "college personnel" employment counseling. DRIVE-IN GARAGE CYpresi * Desired, although not prerequi- Peace Corps. Ti, my knowledge, *; who appear before state and fed- ties PROOF site skills tire: ability to speak however, there is no conneetion "Most seniors are aware of the FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING or44 sF017 eral government committees pur- TELEVISION ,BANOUIRE Spanish, mechanical or engineer- between the two programs." excellent opportunity to secure , Ralph .1400M. r C. Caldwell, Manager COFFCI SHOP ASSOCIATED porting to represent the official INN ing aptitude, and knowledge and Urban employment prior to graduation * thinking of the college or college force workers will initi- FLYING "A" SERVICE *, understanding of current economic ate thiough on-campus interviews," * system which employs them. classes in English, typing, sew- MONTGOMERY 4th & Santa Clara Cr 4-5161 and social trends. ing, nutrition, hygiene and child said Dr. Clements. "Unfortunately,' Antonio HOTEL its * I The policy statement said that South First St. at San San Joss, California 70-789-111-44414711441************ *. Interested students may obtain care. Rural workers will be sent they frequently do not realize that while the board of trustees recog- more information in the office of in two-man teams to villages employers also list many individ- razes the need for "(lay to day eirzerwswataaawasgellINIOnmeiremessiztalleaMem relittrearertereletreirdita Donald R. Ryan, assistant to the where they will demonstrate self- ual positions with our office. i.spres.sion of its legislative polies' help housing and oversee the "However," Dr. Clements con- before the state legislature and St. Thomas Chapel building, with local money and tinued, "in order to he notified t.t krii?" the Wend congress.’ the board 41"1 A student chapel for the doubter effort, of schools, medical posts job listings, you must first be questioner, and believer insists that only authorized per- Spartaguide :aid community centers." istered with this office." in.-itss you to sonnet shall speak on behalf of tstsssommtumsm__ FA' WON FOR WORSHIP SERVICES the t rustees. TODAY S.J.S. insignia - The policy statement adds that Friday Flicks, "Long Hot Sinn er. . . Yours FREE Sunday 10 a.m. Insurance Event Set for Wednesday with only the chairman of the board mer," Morris Dailey auditorium. purchase at . at the center of trustees, the administrative 7:30 p.m., admission 25 cents. The SJS Placement office and tompanies would 111«, to interview, also 'officer or their designees are em- Arab-American Students, meet the college Insurance depattment all students, regardless of major, employ. powered to represent the state ing, College Union, 5:30 p.m. will hold a "Careers in Insurance but are stressing current FRONTIER FORUMS Day" program April 19. ment opportunities for graduating colleges. SUNDAY SAIA oc 516.14 JosE w;th Dr. Will Herberg Radio-Television (luild, meeting: The program will be followed seniors, formerlii Musics Auditorium speaker; Mr. Glen Houston, KNTV by personal job interviews on the Participating companies will dis- t36 SOUTI4 FidST Sunday 7:30 p.m. program director, 1773 Donna afternoon of the 19th and all day cuss employment opportunities in WESTMINSTER lane. 7:30 p.m. of the 20th. Noted speakers from such areas as undetwriiing, home IMO I= NM ME EMI VS MI various field - Campus Christian Center MONDAY phases of the insurance office management, retire 300 S. l0th at San Carlos PRESBYTERIAN Newman club form, "Is Aid to Industry will highlight the fes- sent at ion, claims adjusting and NATIONAL LUTHERAN COUNCIL CHURCH Private Schools Only Unconstitu- tivities, explaining job opportuni- sales. "AN ADULT COMEDY" tional?" Newman hall. 9 p.m. ties in the insurance field. All students interested in this Sophomore class, meeting, CH- Twenty insutance firms will program are urged to contiict Dr, 111 "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" I lie Alameda at Shasta 149, 3:30 p.m. take part in the two-day program I Edward W. Clements, placement I 'Ill! CY 4 7447 Pi Omega PI, meeting, TH1.24, to interview students. The visit in:: officer. in Adni231. \ 3:20 p.m. Lutheran student association, Sunday Services 1 discussion group, 300 S. 10th St., Unique CIVIC PLAYHOUSE! 8:30 8 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. STUDENT DISCOUNT Carlos (across frolu Cis iit'Atiilitiii : ISan 7:00 p.m. on all STEREO and L.P. RECORDS I f, \'\`A Hit ... Theatrical Tour 13t. Film Marta 11,,rgan. S.,I. Meretir TRI-C JOHN KNOX Job Interviews Open Completely equipped to fill all CHRISTIAN FRIDAY and SAT( HD 55 ,ii,, FELLOWSHIP NOTE: Interviews are held in the 'til 9 p.m. your stereo and Hi-Fi needs Adint--illIl : MI COLLEGIATE Placement Office, Adm234. Appoint- I For Trmettali.t,. "all ORGANIZATION (tailored for Outient.,) ment lists are put out in advance of Mon. & Than. 1' 2417 Stevens Creek Rd. the interview and students are re- San Jose Box Offi,- I 1 7.-1181::1 Third and San Antonio quested to sign up early.Ed. CYpress 5-0388 or Civic Play1 ('l I 2217 9:40 a.m. Perspective Fa' -1 I nvites you to this Sunday's program TODAY I ralay Special for San JUSP State Stud, i. s "Study in Philippians" Seminar 9:45 a.m. First Western Bank & Trust co. for the price of 1 with 'indent iiiiil r I ,I Fred Gera, TRI-C advisor Beekman Instruments, inc. I2 speaking on 'The Factual Base Knox Club Factory Mutual Engineering di- of an Intelligent Faith" 6:00 p.m. THE NlINSTHEL als' . HAMBURGERS-18c THE GOLDEN TRI-G 5:30 p.m. 'Dating and Marriage' Grossmont high %chid district. I the cAlwret Ihiss 11,A,iirs I New Testament Introduction " Napa high school district. New fronchise new ideas! The first PO NT 4 SIIONV N11.1111 1. III 1111 1 P.NI a talk by Keith Kensinger, District Live Oak high school. Golden Point restaurant in California! FRI. & 1 F. 1)N.1.1 Director for Young Life. Transportation at We give you speedy service plus high. MONDAY 7th San Fernando & San quality food! Paul Thool-eo & Don Hubbard All Students Are Welcomed Inglewood Unified school die- -Fool'. Song Ilsii, Carlos at 9:15 a.m. * COMING SOON: ; trIet will interview interested 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Deily entertainment - refreshment sriII-2 weekvi-d 'n the Sierras teaching majors for elementary 2 ami. Friths and secondary positions. 16 Open Tues. - Sun. Riverside City school system will THE GOLDEN POINT Drive-In 1.II IN interview teaching majors. 2940 Alum Rock Ave. CL 1-9871 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Luton Industries Electron Tube PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS division will interview electrical engineering majors for positions . IDS ttes 1.1 to participate in in reseal ch anti production. Litton i(% Sunday worship services. will also interview students with or who will have masters degrees Sunday morning services begin at in physics. 8:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. This Sun- Seeurity First National Bank day's Topic: "Is the Church Relevant I will interview finance, accounting Today?" I and economics majors for positions in management training. Pastor- Reverend John Akers Contra Costa County Civil Serv- Cs-rozs M -*rot. Rev. Georie L. ColOr's ice department will interview busi- PROFESSOR FRANK E. WILLIAMS WILL SPEAK ON ness, English, social science, nat- 'HUMAN PROBLEM SOLVING." ural science and sanitation majors SUNDAY EVENING 545 - 630 p.m. for positions in junior civil engl- work Roger Williams Fellowship neeiing, social work, social training, probation, group counsel- 10th and San Fernando ing., appraising and accounting. County of Los Angeles Civil service commission will interview accounting majors for accountant - auditor positions, public adminis- CLASSIFIEDS tration majors, political science, economics, business administra- '58 Tn. TR 6:14.000 mi. Exce!t. -.d tion and real estate majors for CLASSIFIED RATES: offer. CH 5-1834 eves. $650 or trainee appraiser work. 25c a line first insertion Used player nonautomatic, 20c a line succeeding inserEens Record E991 after 5 p.m. 2 line minimum 1958 Morris Minor as is $250 bal. a TO PLACE AN AD: 835 rno. H. Black, Heyward JE 7-560c STUDENTS! at Student Affairs Office Call to purchase new ChevroI Room 16, Tower Hall, or Opportunity & Corvettes at discoun. pri Your Send in Handy Order Blank Get authorized do,, with Check or Money Order. irrt selling through -.F.,rmation call: CY 5-7333, No Phone Orders Weekends. ELECTRONIC... !NOW, V M. Stereo Changer, $50 or bus' c" 415 1. 12th. V Components Serious Engr. Major to :hare home won C. I 3 5c13 others. Pvt, or dbl. 415 S. 12th, CY Good used DeRailer Bike, appl, V Transformers 3.5933 A small room for upper class male stud- V Transistors ent. 2 bl,clts to Lo'le..ge now avoi' WEI. Drum set, acces. and Cd, surnrne rate 491 S. 7th, CY 4-2927, Moulder Hall V Transmitters Puma. rms. Me,in kit. pr . Vvspa '57 Ee. cond. new pe V Tubes . . . $10-15. Call CY 3-3088. '. -, Rd. # t0 CL 8-221, - Wanted Perseus, AT - -- DIRTY LAUNDRY. F0.P SI IOU WEDDING INVITATIONS, $12.50. LAUNCiRY SEPV10E, & I In gold free. AL 2-9191 delivery 24 11,. snrvi,e. CY 7420- Help Wanted CLARK'S pe, 8 lb. - - WANTED, 190 W. Santa Clara Collector will buy swords, holttiels REAL ESTATE SALESMAN of the rev r yniform, etc. (espet.ialiy antique.). AN have had lust one 92144. '1410.,, we want to talk to ye , - Side Pneilty. CL 1.6712 eve CY 4 6968. Wanted: One girl t, ..hlve apt 0th Ask fr. Mr. Satan. Entirely New, three others $3 /.50 per month. Apt. 1') it 476 So, 7th, CY 5.0222. Wanted n patt,irne service station nndent, M,:' he, err, & be 1 Lowest Cost, Its what's up F1, -1 A front counts v. student, 22 would that sarny. 835 mr. CY 5 6%38 0 Sony - -- Special Up 2 male tietns $31. ri rr, Earn $05 per week aboard passenger front is [FILTER-BLENii] and only Winston has iti 1 4 6 p 452 Si,. 4.4, durit-2 summer as waiter or stewar ley.. Must by U.S. citizen over I8. Rich, golden tobaccos specially selected and specially Per Sele tr,rnpin.ri detail: send $1 to Lansing m Student Rates 4r.o.a.;,:n Service, Dept. F-17, Box 74, processed for ' 8 runabout, 22 hp Scntt. hlyw Yorl, 61, N.Y. full flavor in filter smoking. ' 3.9629 B.c 8 -own. Opens J fl vnold4Tobarto Cr.p. Slem, N. C Trussperttittee 1956 Marc mont Crnvett W/W Sat., April 8th r? ,. I Ride needed , A'. T TI. 730 WINSTON TASTES GOOD like a cigarette should! . ,A ,’115,