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Irse On SJS Faculty Since 1946 men Faus To Succeed French Spartana As Art Department Head lessor of art, has been appointedl Wahlquist. acting head of the SJS Art de- No major policy changes in the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE partment for 1960-61 . lie succeeds1 department we ',hairiest at pre- Dr. John E. French, who resigned sent, Mr. Elms said last night, 70i.. 47 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1960 NO. 103 recently to devote all of his time I even though he presumably woukl to teaching. have the -full authority" of a per- Appointment was announced manent department head. i Art department organization for s Student Court To Try Ray Hackett Sno-Cone Sale Constitution and operations are 'pretty well Prot,. set," he added. !less The sophomore class sno-eon. Mr. Fates said he will have to sale begins today and will con- Only Council give up his job as director of the To Provide tinue each Wedneaday until tie eek stint Three Campus Groups art gallery, his -real interest" ,te speak. semeNter's end, according ' to since he came to SJS. It would not three campus. organ!. guilty to the Publicity Cludrman Robin att orb. Trials of charge, however. class Item Today 4, be possible to find tone for both rancisco. /aliens %%ere set during student They are Ski club; Theta Sigma Finley. Dance Music The revised CODS I ' ' III 1,, jobs, he said. court hearings yesterday after- Phi, honorary women's journalism The 10-cent crushed Ire and Ray llackett's band will per- the one and only item on the St ii - Mr. Faus spent the fall semes- following pleas of not guilty society; and Real Estate and In- flavored CORP% will he on sale noon, dent Council docket 2.a, ter of 1958 on sabbatical leave in charges of failure to turn in surance assn. The clubs will re- form for 'the spring formal "Poly- In front of the library main en- today at W p.m. in the 315 S the Far East, visiting Japan, Hong of organization officers and ceive sentence at the next court nesian Interlude" dance, Friday trance. College Union, lists Ninth st. Kong and Thailand and doing sihisers last semester. session. oaf The council a ill decide how the graduate work at the University Mu Alpha sinfonia, honor- Psi Cht, psychology honorary Phi meeting will continue throughout of Hawaii. sers society, which was charged with ary music fraternity: Scabbard the remainder of the week until Mr. Fails now is director of the military fra- the Name violation, failed to ap- tyke on Sale college's art gallery. Ile has spent and Blade, honorary the constitution is finished. pear for court hearing. If ex- all his teaching career at San Jose and Radio and TV Guild ASH Pres. Rich Hill said the ternity; tenuating elreumatances are not council will discuss the proposed State, joining the facially in 1946 sill be tried. Trial dates have not shown, the club will be charged Today at Six constitution after it is presented, after serving four years with the been set. with contempt of court. ypt then comments will be invited U.S. army. sub- The re% ised list was to he In related business, Phi Mu, from the floor. "It may be the end In 1954 he received an M.A. de- Prosecuting WARREN FAUS mitted to ASB At- campus sorority, was fined $10 for of the week before we can ap- gree in art from Stanford uni- torney rat MeClenahan or the the same charge of failing to sub- Campus Spots prove it," Hill said. .. acting art head versity. tail% 11104 office by Oct. Si. mit a list of revised officers and Mr. Faus studied for a year at AB Sam Obregon, chairman of th.. A charge against the Women's advisers. Lyke Magazine's "mystery" is- the Minneapolis Institute of Art, revision committee, will present Education and Recrea- sue----featuring interviewee Alfred then enrolled at Montana state Physical the constitution and explain wit - Dean Benz Heads Majors and Minors club Hitchcock goes on sale today at college. tion the major changes were made same oust ion was dropped six campus locations. He attended officer candidate the Obregon and his committee ha',' - of a mixup in the organ-- SAM Booths selling the 56-page mag- New Building Rites school, and later was sent to an because To Sponsor been working on the revision since n name. azine are set up at the cafeteria, advanced officers' administration , last October. Stanley C. Benz, (lean of stu- . nree organizations pleaded book store, library arch, outer school, graduating as a second "I doubt seriously that the re- Trip to Palo Alto quad, men's gym and women's dents, will emcee the 1 p.m. dedi- lieutenant. vision will pass Student Council gym. Price is 35 cents. cation ceremonies for the new Mr. Faus served at New Cale- The Society for the Advance- without changes," said ASB Pres. "In this issue we've sacrificed building at Ninth and San donia in the Pacific, and later in ment of Management is sponsor- RAY HACKETT Rich Hill. "Overall, however, I Health Eisenhower Talks 20 per cent of our advertising to the Philippines and in Japan. He ing a tour to the Hewlett-Packard ... band leader think Sam Obregon and his com- Carlos sts. Sunday. add 20 per cent more features," held the rank of major at his dis- co. in Palo Alto tomorrow after- mittee did an outstanding job." Rich Hill, ASH president, will With Macmillan noon. night from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m, in Editor Ron Miller said. the Hawaiian Gardens Terrace Two-thirds of the council must accept the building in the name ot The group plans to tour the pro- KIM'S ACTING pass the proposed Room. changes and the students from Pres. John T duction facilities beginning at 2:30 Movie Direct or Hitchcock then it is put to % On Nuclear Tests Hackett is an uncle of graduate the student body, Wahlquist. The Rev. William Jo- p.m. For those needing transpor- speaks out on topics ranging from who must pass it by a majority OUNT GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPI) student Terri Galvan. Miss Gal- nas, Spartan Y executive director tation, rides will be available at Kim Novak's acting ability to tele- Tentative President Eisenhower and British van is presently the half-time stu- vote. scheduling for the will offer the invocation. Japan Book your 1:30 p.m. in front of the Spartan vision commercialism. election is Am it 21-22. said minister Harold Macmillan dent activities adviser. Hill. Exercises will be held in the CARD Prime cafeteria, according to Clark Lyke Doll Maryleela Rao, i- reached substantial agreement The Dull Skulls, a trio from Chi building's lobby. Smith, publicity chairman. duced to northern California WI, .,viny oil a counter-proposal to Omega sorority, and folk singer Tours of the building will be viewers last night on the D.,! Teacher To Be Aired s su,:gested moratorium on Business dress is recommended Mike Callahan are slated for en- Pre -Reg conducted following the exercise, Sherwood show, is featured in a nuelear tests. for the tour. All interested busi- tertainment at the dance, accord- Si The $1,176.300 building, includ- special photo section. uitcnts planning 1.) do their c Presdelent and the Prime ness majors may attend. ing to co-chairman Jim Watson. ing the equipment, has been ir Lyke Lovelies Judy Hall and student teaching next fall must der planned to issue a joint Bids can be obtained free in the use since the 1959 fall semester At Review Mary Jane Wright are spotted in pre-register by Friday in N6A. -sent on their test ban con- Outer Quad from 9:30 to 12:30 It houses the Student Health sera - a mystery tour of the Winchester Materials and instructions will - Maraini's 'its before the afternoon p.m. throughout this week by stu- ice, Occupational Therapy depart- Vet Check Signup House. A special "guide to mys- be issued by the office when stu- -Meeting With Japan" will be ,..er. dent body card holders. dents p,e-re-iter. ment and the Nu -sir department. tery" section lists eerie spots with- given White House Press Secretary at today's book talk by Dr. Deadline Is Friday in driving distance of SJS. James C. Hagerty said both prin- Josephine Chandler. professor of cipals were "very satisfied" with Veterans attending SJS under Editor Announces MYSTERY FEATURES Dorm Progress English, in cafeteria rooms A and re progress of their discOssions. the Korean GI bill have until Fri- Other mystery features are Bob Expert Praises 13 at 12:30 p.m. Glass, the British spokes. day to sign for their March sub- Deadline for Reed Choplin's story "Come, Search In his book, Maraini. Italian. said Macmillan might fly sistence. reminded Miss Mary Si- A reminder to all students wish- With Us," a series of "shock" pil born scholar and teacher, dis- h. London sometime Wednes- mons, veterans secretary. ing to submit material to Reed fered pies, and a mystery anti.. US' Small Rockets cussed the various aspects of Jap- Veterans were given two extra Magazine, English department lit- by Glen Roberts. WASHINGTON 1; anese culture and history. Vice President Richard M. Nix- days this week, Miss Simons ex- erary magazine, was issued yester- The identity of the "ghost of Wernher von Braun told the Sen- The author draws his informa- ',sined Eisenhower and Macmil- plained, due to the use of a new day by Miss Dorothy Pritchard, Niles Canyon," a ruse that . ate Space committe today that tion from his own experiences in ila morning in their talks on IBM form. Reed assistant adviser. shocked peninsula residents last the United States has done more Japan. Dr. Chandler said, point- , to devise a test morato- Unless signups are made by Fri- Miss Pritchard said the deadline month, is revealed in the "Round scientifically with its smaller- ing out that he had lived there a ,ithotit handcuffing the next day, checks for March may be held for manuscript submission is April the Skull" column. thrust rockets than the Russians number of years prior to WW II. up, she added. 18. SPECIAL ON SPORTS have with their stronger boosters. He remained there until 1947, when he returned Olympic boxing coach Julie Me- The German-born rocket expert, to Italy. She explained nendez tells how the Russians can now director of the Civil Space that the author revisited Japan eat us in Rome this stammer in Agency's George C. Marshall in 1955. and used Iranian New Year, Space Center, said this country the visit to plan for the book. Hold Mike Students special sports story by Mason. has "a very good chance of catch- During the review, [Sr. Chand- ler will Lyke's cover is by featured car- ing up" with Soviet thrust power refer to her own experi- ences Spring Festivities Saturday Night toonist John Hopkins, whose work with the Saturn rocket. in Japan .....supplementing and perhaps differing" has appeared in several national Von Braun said he is satisfied from the with budgeting which promises to author's viewpoint. I: I SI:1.1: TittAX ITIlltilt` of Non L'han and his dance front any Iranian student on magazines. A satire on greek or- lit Iranian students band. I campus. ganizations by Spartan Daily col- 1 make the Saturn an operational space transport system in 1964. II hold their new Entertainment will he provided ANCIENT IIISTORY umnist Jerry Nachman is another With rockets like the Saturn by Yildiz Mahsoud. a dancer from Although the date of this cele- humor feature. Co-Rec Ping Pong on at 8:30 in the which can take passengers to the San Francisco. Her presentation bration goes back beyond record- E.san of the Ste. Claire moon and back, both Russia and hotel is called "Harem Dancer." ed history, the official year is now Tourney Tonight 1339. The new calendar was ar- the United States will have to Folios ing Tickets are $.3 per couple. They. a banquet, there will ranged by Omar Kahyyam and six 'No Supression' turn from "weight lifting" to the San s le dancina until may be purchased at the door or 2 a.m, to the other astronomers, and beg! various scientific problems man pong tournament will be held at with the year in which Mohamna,t must face in weightless space. 1 tonight's Co-Rec program in the DORM 'Harem Dancer' left Mecca for Medina, 621 A.D. In Graham Trial PAINTER The college's Von Braun testified in support women's gym from 7.30 to 10, ac- The last Wednesday night of SACRAMENTO (UPI) --An As- six dorms are in final stages of of a 230 million dollar authoriza- cording to Mike Jackson, Co-Rec the old year is "Tchahar-shanbah sembly committee completed its construction, with opening set tion for his agency, transferred chairman. soon." Iranian people build fires investigation of the Barbara for fall. An unidentified painter recently from the Army to the The tournament is an annual works and gather around them for a Graham case Monday and found on the ceiling of one of National Aeronautics and Space affair, and last year's champion Adni in night of singing and cheering. Ac- "no apparent suppression of evi- the two -man rooms above. ist ration. will be defending his title, Jackson cording to an old legend, the fire dence" by the prosecution. said. Is said to burn out the evil spirits. Mrs. Graham, Jack Santo and Volleyball, badminton, four- Emmett Perkins were executed in square and shuffleboard will be DIFFERENT EACH YEAR the robbery-murder of world 1955 for available wire for student participation. Unlike America's, the Iranian Mabel Monohan at her Burbank CUBAN CAPTURED FLIER SENDS AFFIDAVIT Jackson added that students new year occurs at a different home March 9, 1953. WASHINGTON t UPD- The State Department confirmed today who wish to participate in sports hour and day every year. Astrono- Following her execution, the it has an affidavit from one of two American fliers forced down and should wear tennis v.ti,v.x mers calculate the exact minutp movie "I Want to Live" was based captured in Cuba last week after an illegal flight from Florida. and second that spring and the on the life of Mrs. Graham. It left The department would not say whether the document year will begin. This mo- describes new doubt as to whether she was guilty their flight as a Castro propaganda plot. ment is "Tahvil." of the crime. Department press officer Francis W. Tully jr., told reporters The social Aspects of this occa- the At a recent hearing on capital affidavit was received from William J. Shergales, 33, North sion are of great significance llollywood, punishment, Los Angeles Deputy Fla., who is being held by the Cuban government. members of each family, neigh- District Attorney J. Miller Leavy. ASSEMBLY APPROVES SMOG BILL bors, and friends greet each other said Mrs. Graham confessed her SACRAMENTO (UPD The Assembly today The attempt and not the and renew their vows of friend- approved and guilt to the late Harley 0. Teets, cent to the Senate a bill designed to compel all new deed confounds us. Ac- ship during the 13 days of cele- cars to be warden of San Quentin. expilpped wit h state -approved smog-control muffler., tually, this is a lie. Nothing bration. With the advent of the and to foree Ed Montgomery, a reporter for many tuned car owners to equip their vehicles with really confounds us except new year, hard feelings are for- the sa device. a San Francisco newspaper (Ex- Vote In the lower house was 34-17. the reason that more gotten and happiness and friend- aminer), then claimed he talked Assembly approval came after a students don't ship prevail. morning-long debate. The bill open a to Teets about three weeks before sets tip a state-wide smog control program for motor vehicles but per- Roos/Atkins Super Charge HOLIDAY AFTER HOLIDAY the execution and the warden said mits county supervisors to vote their areas out of part of the program when it's so easy and the The thirteenth day after new "he was satisfied Pedkins killed if their county is not plagued by smog. monthly payments are year is a legal holiday for the en- Mrs. Monohan, butt he was not NEW' a'101,ENCE IN AFRICA so small. You know tire country, a day for special cele- sure that Mrs. Graham might not JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ((’Pit Ore African police- all it takes is a bration. It is considered very un- have been present." man was killed and eight are miming in the new eruption of vio- Reg. Card and you lucky by the Iranians to stay The Assembly Committee on lence by African Negroes in smith Africa Monday night, according have a lovely charge. NEW YEAR Mahsoud, a dancer from San home. On this day everyone goes Criminal Procedure opened to official Franisco. CELEBRATION Yidiz a report., yeaterday. will perform at the Iranian New Year celebration Satur- out of town for a day of picnick- heating last week to determine Capetown police reported eight Negro policemen !lay in unaccounted for the Empire Room of the Ste. Claire Hotel. San Jose Iran- ing. It is said that the entire year whether Leavy suppressed evi- after similar disturbances around that city during ROOS ATKINS ian the nation-wide students sponsoring the banquet and dance invited everyone will be unlucky if tomeone doesn't dence when he prosecuted the protest by African Negroes against the to shooting of native demon- k vat at Sun ta Clarax.mial attend. go. Graham case in 1953. strators last week. ...anta:XaaaXi.X.:.X.x.x.x.:aaaaaa. 2 SPARTAN 'OM .i..1=1. =1...1=1.1.10. DAILY Wednesday, March 29, 1960 SJS Art Work Gallery Show Ends Dr. Sanders -Artist and "Feacitet Gerald Nachman, bu ilo.yind theip Antwri tiatgsylirtilix;1;te, To Be Exhibited closeiieit 7,44 Four persons 11111 the Art de- open Comment play, a group of To Exhibit partment will have work on ex- conteinp,.. BOY REPORTER prints fruit Yugoslavia, hition at the ninth annual De- uri TL 11.1 =p.. day. Fr signer Craftsman Show at the New Constitution Starts Ceramic Art I was a teen-age journalist Richmond Civic center In Rich- I Ji I it.L pliottis- I HAVE helotie me 'Ye Castle Crier,- 44liteli mond. The exhibit will open Fri- 74e new i/ta,iipe sor of ceramic art, has been in- is if you didn't already know ye official voice day and continue until May 4. Merry-Go-Round Today vited to show pieces of his work of Castlemont High school, nestled in the city Showing work at the exhibi- presents ... at an international art exhibi- from whence I sprung, Oakland. tion are Anna Ballarian, assist- Just as eek after Faster vacat. if esery thing goes right Live tion and four American art am aft-aid, is not very grand, it Is far ant professor of art, mosaics, the campus will be in. olved in a special election, passing High school journalism. I shows during the coming romp some of the high schools' printed textiles and needlework JAll judgment on the new constitution. from glorious, and to its classes months. greatest academic slouches. tapestries; John Leary, associ- Thu- But before the untried document can be shown to the peo- ate professor of art, jewelry and Dr. Sanders will contribute to There are an entire huddle of fifth-rate football players who ple. it must clear the Student Council. ceramics; Mrs. Gladys Vogel - thru the International Cultural Ex- yearn for bodily contact at pencil length. Sant Obregon. chairman of the constituti resision coin change exhibit in Geneva, Switz- man, assistant professor of art. There are squealers, the girls who come flocking to get a pencil injure., will present his product at today's meeting, and council erland. in May. weaving, and Mrs. Theresa Mc- length antty from the fifth-rate halfbacks, %%tin the girls know It ill tii St2da.r1 members will wrestle %jib it until they come to a decision. It The exhibition, sponsored by carthy, a stialent. fahrirs. be "covering sports." may take all afternoon_ and the meeting may have to resume the Academic Internationale de Featar,ng are anxious, at 16, to know any male who is a foot- tomorrow and Friday afternoons before arguments can be la Ceramiques, will be held in These girls MASQUE JAZZ TRIO resolved. the Palais de Ariana on the Uni- ball 'player, whether fifth-rate or 95th-rate. NOW! Open from 10 ted Nations grounds in Geneva. Sixteen-year-old girls are not picayunish about their idols, and KBM a in for \ Pres. Rich Hill said arguments on both sides are ready coffce and 6andwiche4 will take whatever is handy. All they require of an idol is that he RENT A TYPEWRITER for firing, so the -e--ion could he a lively one. Following the European exhi- Special Student Rate comb his hair with neatsfoot, drive an automobile (or reasonable But he made it plain that ilie council will not try in ally bition, the display will be circu- 3 MONTHS $15 7/se new iita4quil lated in the United States by the facsimile), and will sign their yellow slickers. case try to push the resision -1r:tight through with its stamp KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES SAN Smithsonian Institute. The primary trouble with fifth-rate football tackles on the high ibr 484 E. CARLo 0 on it. After presentation, discus -ion will be opened to all in- 96 E. San Fernando CY 2 7501 Between 94 and it.. terested. Dr. Sanders will exhibit one school newspaper Is that they tend to clog up the normal flow of one word If opposition is strong CIIMIgh at the meeting. the entire ceramic piece at the art exhibi- copy, having never quite learned the trick of making they both have some rela- move could he squelched. If support is strong enough, the re- tion and dedication of the new follow on the heels of another, so that vision will go to the ASH in April with complete support. Two- Art building at Ohio State uni- tionship to what is going on around them. thirds of the council must ok.i it: then 51 per cent of the versity in May. Every high school newspaper has also, with the squealers and voters must approve. "Designer Craftsmen, U.S.A. the halfbacks, its share of A-makers, who take a course in journal- Regardless of the re,ulis of the council test this week, 1960" exhibition in the Museum ism to go scholastic slumming. Obregon's committee tient rt en co lllll lendation for a large job of Contemporary Crafts in New well done. York, N.Y.. also will show work A HURRIED glance through the "Snoops and Scoops" column by the SJS professor. of "Ye Castle Crier" (toes not make me too optimistic toward the 4/ Open at 4 p.m. Two exhibitions of the Design- future of the printed word. er Craftsmen of California will "Girls tumidly scream when they see mice, and Mary Ellen Russo Pizza with a "Personality" display work by Dr. Sanders. because kill. was t have seen a million of them in drama recent HOUSE OF PIZZA Designer Craftsmen of Califor- heard screaming two portables away. Do you still have your tonsils, II"DANCE" FLAT TO THE FRESH 395 Almaden Axe CY 7-9908 nia have an exhibit scheduled Mary Ellen?" TOPS LADIES HAIRCUTS for George Jensen gallery in we are tempted to ask ourselves, *APPEAL OF Where is Mary Ellen today? New York and another exhibi- after reading this item. tion will be showri at the Decor- Here is one that has a nice sting to it: LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP ors Exchange in San Francis- "The other day two of our little lads were seen playing with LESTER The Tuxedo Shop their little paper airplanes. My, my, Kent Myer and Dickie Peterson, In Felice Center, 24th & Williams CY 2-4251 FRANKIE did you loose your rattles?" Extends Best Wishes Marine Cori Band I certainly like that one. Perhaps Miss Snoops and Scoops has and the a futuue after all. IRE to To Present Concert Try this: "A rumor was going around (note the impersonal PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BAND constructions) that Bill Beeson was going to get married, but it BILLY MAY Lambda Chi Alpha The United States Marine was all a hoa.x." With that Mama and Papa Beeson heaved a high. a-ps band will present "Adven- FEATURING "You'd better watch out, Bill, those rumors are likely to develop t ires in Music" at the San Jose into something not so nice. We'll help you by gagging Chris Ilonroe THE NAIL DRIVIN SIX Crescent Girl Dance Civic auditorium Friday, April 8, in the future." at 8 p.m. No admission will be CO charged. BEFORE WE leave 'Ye Castle Crier" I want to mention the The band will be under the week's "Senior Celebrity." She is Linda Snider and she was inter- BO" The Tuxedo Shop irection of Warrant Officer viewed "recently." as we say in the trade. Coconut Grove worge D. Durham jr. Guest The young woman interviewed is, in her shy words, "S'ery ,.,.nductor for the performance "I am Sigma Chi Delta vice president, I %%as in L.H.6. and WELCOME Santa Cruz Reach active." I ill be Frank Erickson, assist- now I'm in eadumms, Big Sisters, Castieers and the choir." Sat. Nite, April 2 ant professor of music at San She adds, modestly, "I've been class representative in the tenth, 35 S. Fourth St. CY 3-7420 WELL OVER Jose State. eleventh and twelfth grades. I worked on two junior proms, too." 2000 She "just loves pork chops, mashed potatoes and applesauce, and I hate people who walk across the street too slow. PAPERBACK Dinner Sign Ups "My hobby is writing to boys abroad. Right now I'm marking at "ferry's.' After graduation I plan to attend business college and TITLES AND Tomorrow is the last day to learn to operate an IBM machine." INCREASING sign up for the formal Heck, I was just about to suggest she might come to San Jose dinner of PI Omega Pt. hon- State and major in elementary education. wERLY orary business education frater- - nity. 31emhers may sign up on the bulletin board outside the business education office. Till 14. Mu Phi Epsilon "K" Club 365 E. Julian The dinner tail] be held Sun- day at 3:59 p.m. in the home of To Present Recital Luncheon & Dinners being one of the sponsors, Dr. Alvin mu Phi Epsiiial, women's pro- served daily except Sunday. C. Beckett, associate professor will fessional music sorority, special of business. at 858 El Stay ave., present a music recital at 8:15 In Campbell. 16-01 NEW YORK STEAK tomorrow night in Concert hall U e ROBERTS BOOK co. will The program will open Soup Baked Potato DUMB BILLS three selections by soprano Lin- salad $295 MONTPLI.I.IER, Vt. 1UPII - da Stones. Delsie Finch, flute: Coffee 125 SO. FOURTH State Rep. George Brush told Carole Rome, clarinet, and Mar- the House 'hills should be writ- garet Sampson, piano, will com- ten so that even if you're dumb bine in an aria by lbert. you can I:Met...land thern Ruth Williamson, soprano, will sing four numbers and soprano Pegi Di Barrwill present four Spaztan2)aily select inns. 6CJ 014 11/1"; <4' 1934 a, San Jose. 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S ch ".") 1'110 SP %It 11 11.17-3 10th .91th1tt9 amden Tops I ATO Swim Team Faltering Phils San Francisco State Takes Second Straight st Si y rosh Nine Wins 'Mural Meet To Fail Again tro,..11 base- Winning five of eight events. By t. %HY PALMER From Baseballers With 4 to 0 Whitewash ATO notched the intramural atii ., plagued by a high school COV>11 title Sunday, despite the efforts of (This is th lath is 11,41 of 6 By NICK PETERS 11.0pped a 3-2 decision to Phi Sig Dennis Helwig, who was rticlas on 114 major horugur, base- History repeated itself for coach Ed Sobezuk's San Jose Sim, fOC iqUe high Tuesday after blow- voted the outstanding svsimmer for ball teams. Tomorrow Chicago baseball sarsity yesterday. ANYONE FOR TENNIS? early 1-0 lead. his two Individual wins Cubs.) For the second consecutive t. Ibis season San Francisco Walker was chased from and help Strings repaired 25c and up. in the 100 State's trouldesome Caters I h-1 pulled an upset MI a supposedly' third by a four-hit, -yard medley relay. Philadelphia's ive ..1 in the faltering Phil. superior Spartan nine, blanking them, VI, in a M Sta- Rackets restrung 4.50 and up. attack that was Helwig paced the Phi Sigs to lies hase hopes (il climbing ..-run Camden up dium hassle. tizz off the yearlings. second place, but they were far tile National League Wilson - Tad - Bancroft Rackets :11 to stave ladder this In each case the Gator wins snappe.I - I - ietory streaks---a tUr Ereno both behind the ATO team that scored year, Bauer and Buzz but it's a safe bet the 3-2 decision in San Francisco halt-4-- Porcell - Converse - Dunlop Shoes for the Spar- 72 points. rungs a pair of singles are still too far apart for ing a four game spree and yester- Used Balls and Rackets ru ATO won the 100-yard medley 1,iit the remainder of the club them to make much progress-- day's whitewash putting the iat. hits. relay, the 100-yard free style, the ..nly muster three if any. clamps on a three game skein. Netters Tiff finch record is now 4-3, 50-yard backstroke and breast- Manager Eddie sawyer is Gordon's Sport Shop of the losses coming at stroke and the 100-yard free style counting on youth, speed and sev- OBVIOUS DISH WOES 121 E. SAN FERNANDO relay after was By being shut out on seven safe- ads ol high school nines. Sigma Chi disqual- eral trades to improve the ball club o Wed for leaving the blocks too that has finished in the N.L. cellar ties the Spartans displayed, more St. Mary's soon. than ever before, their increasing the past two years, but they still 'hi, II II I m for \ The Phi Sigs took need for more batting practice and COURTESY DISCOUNTS the 75-yard appear to be an eighth place team. team, with a full schedule this t individual medley and the 50-yard (tray-cropped sawyer Is the a desperate want for some clutch today For a special date TO STUDENTS week, journeys to St. Mary's ique butterfly, while Sigma Chi won same field manager oho guided swatting particularly if they de- to meet the Gaels of Moraga. with a special mote the remaining event, the 50-yard Ito- at1111.14,1 from the (illy sire to possess the WCAC title .?pen Mon. & Thurs. Nights of The locals were blasted off the Los k butterfly. brut Ile rb love to the currently claimed by Santa Clara's Till 9 p.m. N.L. pen- home courts yesterday, 7-2, by ' nant In 1901. Broncos. an invasion of San Diego Marines After his fabled "Whiz As it stands now the locals are Kids" led by.Jackie Douglas and John a dinner that she cannot began to collapse in the tied with the Broncos for the loop United Radio & Lowest Gas Prices mid-fifties Cranston. forget. You too, will remem- In Sc. Sawyer was fired, but was rein- lead at 5-1, but their 6-6-1 non- Spartan victories Jos. The pair of ber the delicious food and ETHYL-100+ OCTANE stated last season in hopes conference slate indicates an in- Supply Co. of put- came in No. 1 and 2 doubles com- courteous service. TV REG.-90+ OCTANE ting the Phils up there once more. ferior brand of ball in the contests petition as Whitney Reed and Bob I lowever, the only "Whiz Kid" left that, thank heaven, don't count in Distributors Hill upset the favored Marine three delightful rooms to Wholesale Cigarettes 22t now that veteran the race for the marbles. outfielder Illehle aces, Douglas and Cranston, 7-5. suit your mood. All Major Oils -38c Ashburn Coach Vic Rowena visiting Ga- ELECTRONIC PARTS has been traded to the 2-6, 6-2. Cubs is Robin Roberts, and he tors opened the scoring with a Hill sparked in both doubles and -El EQUIPMENT Harvest room HI doesn't have a very substantial two-run, three-hit second inning singles play; losing the singles 20% STATIONS attack off Spartan starter, and Gourmet room IT CY 8-1212 supporting cast. match to Cranston in straight sets, 4th & William-6th & Keyes Aging Roberts again loser, Jon Holmquist (2-41. holds the though pushing him to the limit, Tabu room 10TH AND TAYLOR key to the Phils' hill hopes, but DEFENSE GLITTERS 8-6, 11-9. 1401 S. FIRST AT ALMA 1425 W. San Carlos it is doubtful that he will ever At that, the locals were lucky Nick Scharf and Bill Schaefer reach the 20 win mark again. Last to escape without further damage, of the Spartans lopped Carl Eltz- year the veteran mound ace won as a brilliant Inning-ending double holtz and Eddie Sledge, 6-2, 7-5. click SLATE 15. but lost 17. play (the Spartans seem to come The netters failed to win a set THE TALLEST HURLER in the up with at least one defensive gem in singles play against the pow- EL RANCHO majors, Gene Conley at 6-8, could per game) suffocated the Gator erful Marine team. Reed lost quick How to make your give the pitching corps the shot in threat. sets to Douglas, the former Stan- MAYFAIR "GAZEBO" the f;--". 6-2. Glenn Ford ,einolds arm it so badly needs. A Bos- Starter George Kashisengi and ford football HELD OVER! ton Celtic pro eager in the off- Gerry Aldrich divided the Gator IREAK1r4G ALL RECORDS! 'Wreak of the Mary Deere' season, Conley pitched some of his mound chores with the former get- beach time more best baseball last year before in- ting credit for the win while the Big Discounts on juring his hand, which has since Spartans used both Holmquist ant Gasoline! "OPERATION healed. Dick Holden in the losing effort ii GAY THEATER John Buzliardt, acquired from Near-perfect SFS hit in even Motor Oil enjoyable PETTICOAT "BEST OF EVERYTHING" the Cubs, and young Don Cardwell inning but the first and had four All brands 38c qt. Tony Curtis--Cory *rest who was 9-10 last year will try to men with two hits apiece. 1inemaScope end Teakalsolor lend help to the staff. Humberto plus -FLUE DENIM" Third baseman Doug McChes- Cigarettes 22C pk. Terrific Robinson, Taylor Phillips and Roi- Pius Second Feature Car, L ney was the only local with a pair 1 bon Gomez will also see plenty and second baseman Larry Bachill of work this year. recorded the game's only extra SAHARA OIL TOWNE THEATER SPARTAN DRIVE-IN Vabny Thomas is the No. 1 baser--a booming double which CO. backsbm for the Phillies who lack 2ND and WILLIAM OME "THE MISTRESS" f, '9d . . reached the boards in left -center. ' "THE LAST VOYAGE" ;in experienced second man. Roo- 0 Thiamine A/ER Robe,' I kies Jim Coker and Clayton Dal- plus -SEVEN THIEVES- rymple will be vying for the wide -cConl Edward G. 9, APARAJITO" open second string berth. BACK The infield combo will get a lift a suggestion with the addition of veteran Al AND Dark who will play third or fight \SING Hoppe for the shortstop job. from the mosher's HARD-HITTING Frank Her- :LY r..ra, who batted .329 at Buffalo year, will probably break into licline-up and see action at first, Pizza Bunny it will have to beat out Ed Bou- bee for the position. "I couldn't wait until Easter to George Anderson has the field tell you about the delicious pizza, himself at second base and Ted ravioli, and spaghetti at San Re. Lepel is seeking the hot corner mo's. So here I am to suggest .osition after being traded to the that if you haven't tried San Follow these simple rules: I 'tills from Detroit. Remo's, do it today." The Phillips gave away power is hen they swapped their home run leader, Gene Freese to the DELIVERY TIMES 1. Take a cool date along. 'White Max for untrie4 John Cal- Call CY 4-4009 Wed. and Thurs. 610 10 p.m. lison, a 21 -year-old rookie. for 2. Have plenty of refreshment. Hubby Gene Smith, the, former Fri. and Sat 6 to II p.m. 'Aydin:II will he battling for an Sunday 4.30 to 9 p.m. itfield berth along side estab- FREE Delivery 3. Be sure your car will make -bed veterans Harry Anderson, Wally Pont and Dave Philley. Closed Monday and Tuesday it over the hill smoothly and All indications show that the and easily and the best 'lulls have too many position! ailable, with relatively few spot. way you can be certain your Only manager Sawyer has he SAN REMO'S car will zip swiftly and safe- cinched at present and by mid- 218 WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE .ason even that could change. ly over the Santa Cruz Mountain is by having it ser-
th, hirri (1.i.. viced by Yager & Silva. You monster SttoudsetRtsi Ifyo-uwant will be amazed by the added performance you get from ge a Yager & Silva tune-up and weller is you will feel especially safe ,if the many %Cuoille dorth lit ra if you have Yager & Silva r. given away : I parents Sp . ...that carefully inspect your college brakes. Drive in today and .wt1iH 1*. giri prizes. who see the men who have 25 es. can't ^.*, .. a fun- help years experience in assist- - Playboy's loving ing Spartans make it to the ,yrnate . \ tali . boys...I beach.
JOSHUA IPCRWs PRODUenoN of that Super Saucy stage smash! Parking . . . anthony Perkins cuc, Jane fonda Student Rates PLAYBOY PARTY YAGER & SILVA I WARNER BROS. CO -SPONSORED BY DAY'S, "THE COMPLETE" SHELL STATION DOWNTOWN mosher's SAN JOSE COP. 4th & SAN FERNANDO at the CY 5-8968 50 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COMING SOON CY 3-1953 4 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, March 29. 1060 Nixon and Friend Theta Xi Aiding Roman Catholic To Spec The problem of overpopulation assistrrtl Its ltviiig Ti,,n...tidatio Fete be discussed tonight at 8 in of Lutheran Bishop Hans Lilje City Blossom will Our Lady's Institute of Theta Xi fraternity, in conjunc- Father Anthony Calls Newman hall by chist and Lay Apostles with the San Jose Chamber semi- in Japan, tion Zimmerman of Saint Mary's He retains his position on th Guest Speaker at Banquet of Commerce, is participating in nary in Techny, Ill. staff of the Catholic the city's annual Blossomt i me university The Rt. Rev. II,. IA.*, Luth- Tickets for the banquet are $2 While working as a missionary Nagoya while holding his program. The fraternity is placing positic, eran Bishop of Hannover, Ger- for non-students. Students may among the Japanese at Nagoya, as lecturer in moral directional arrows along 85 miles theology numy, is scheduled to speak on pick up their trays in the cafeteria Japan for five years, Father Zim- Saint Mary's seminal N of road and conducting guided campus Wethiestlay, April 20 at a line and pay only for what they merman gathered material for his tours. 6 p.m, banquet in the faculty mum order there, or buy a banquet tick- doctoral dissertation on overpo- The program ends with the of the cafeteria. et. Reservations must be made in pulation. It was a study of the crowning of a Blossumlime queen, WE Pastor John Arthur's office. papal teachings on the problem FIX Bishop Lilje is president of the chosen from one of the SJS soror- press 7-4235,7-42t5. before April 18 with special reference to Japan. United Lutheran church of Ger- Spares ities, at a semi -formal stance on Father Zimmerman served as many and past president of the Following the banquet at 8 pdia April 2. vice director of the Cathechist While you Lutheran World federation. Bishop Lilje will talk on "A United The directional arrows, hand in Training college of Nagoya and offend At the banquet, which is being Church Against Communism painted by fraternity members, First Methodist class sponsored by the College Religious Europe" at the were placed along proposed routes Santa Clara sts.. . council and the Council of College church, Fifth and throughout Santa Clara valley in A &M Auto Repair groups. It minimum Chaplains, Bishop Lilie will speak sponsored by the same order to guide sightseer,. GENERAL AUTO REPAIR time-2 hrs. informally and answer qpestions. is open to the public. SPECIALTY OLD AND YOUNG REPUBLICANS Vice President Richard M. Hydramatic Powerglide Shoe Nixon (left), shown with former President Herbert Hoover, was Accounting Group stesdont rates- ZINKE'S Repair Industrial Club 49 EAST SAN ANTONIO Alcoa Subsidiary attacked by former Minnesota governor Harold E. Stassen as Plans 456 E. San Salvador CY 5-4247 To Hear Speaker lacking strength "among important parts of the people." Stassen, S.F. Trip Now accepting applications interviewed Monday night on a Boston radio show said that he Alpha Eta Sigma, accounting for men evening and Sat. Robert Barret, personnel man- believes the GOP may dump the vice president as its 1960 presi- honorary society, wilt tour the Cal- t work in our personnel, service ager fur Pittsburgh Des Moines dential candidate. ifornia Packing corp., and Touche service and sales depts. EX- ,aeel co., will speak at the Indus- -- Niven, Bailey and Smart, a na 'BUNGALOW CELLENT PAY plus ALCOA trial Relations club meeting tomor- tional CPA firm, in San Francisc,, SCHOLARSHIPS. Must have corn at 7 p.m. at the Simple Simon tomorrow. FOUNTAIN & RESTAURANT car and phone. Apply window Pizzeria, 1897 Alum Rock ave. Aviation Head Not Worried Those wishing to go may regi, E, Calif. Dept. of Employment, Mr. Barret, a graduate of the ter on the bulletin board outsid, SPARTAN SPECIAL 1353 The Alameda, 7 p.m., University of Southern California TI1118, stated Mr. Jesse Reynolds Thurs. nights. See Mr. Laws. iv ill speak on "Communications About Future Air Traffic professor for business, and chit. 7 -oz. Steak and Eggs 95c ith the Union." "We're nut worried," was the I dent employment," Mr. Leonard sponsor. The bus will leave :I, 6 Super Hamburgers 99c The club said that all interested comment made by Thomas E. I said, "so the increase in air traf- 8 a.m. students are invited to attend. Leonard, Aeronautics department fic at the airport will give stu- 9TH and WILLIAM Dress is informal. head, in reference to the fact that dents more opportunity in forming San Jose's municipal airport will part time labor pools." Publicity Meet be servicing one million passengers Mr. Leonard said that he be- All fraternity and sorority p,.r SHIRTS annually in 1972. lieves that by 1972 large jet air- licity chairmen are required to at Everything Photographic DRY CLEANING Alco-Paramount The Aeronautics department will craft such as the Boeing 707 will tend a meeting tonight at the Del- WASH & DRY move into a new $1 million build- be able to take off from smaller ta Upsilon house, 115 S. 11th st 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU 1-h-Fi Department ing next to the airport after the al rports. at 7, according to the interfratei - IN THE SAN JOSE AREA nity council. IRENE'S (upstairs) new structure's scheduled comple- Downtown San Jose tion in summer 1961. 66 S. lit St. CY 3.0616 4 Drive -In Laundry Jan Records TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS Spartaguide Willow Glen Valley Fair A seminar of panelists pointed EUROPE 1084 Lincoln Ave. CY 4-2610 56 Valley Fair CH 8-4500 We'll see th usual plus Russia. Scandin out in a discussion of city trans- aria. Yugoslavia and N. Africa. A dif- Student Rates TODAY ferent trip for those who don't want to portation problems that when the be herded around. Also shorter trips. San Jose city airport is completed Gamma Delta, rest supper and mee' Budget priced ILL lng, church EUROPB SUMMER TOURS Complete Line First Immanuel Lutheran Sonia CloPo jet airliners will be using San 255 Sequoia. Box CI - Pasadena, Calif. WEBBS 374 5, Third st. 6:15 p.m. r) 76 Hi-Fi Stereo Kits Jose airport facilities, Newman club, mass, Newman hall. 5,`C. Mr. Leonard said that this will 4.30 79 S. 3rd CY 7-7111 bring a demand for more trained p.m. California Student Teachers assn., or- people in aviation and will prob- e- live board meeting, NIA, 7 p.m. The lout of 20 ably bring an increase of aviation students. TOMORROW Spartan risme. meeting, CH160. NEW AERONAUTICS LAB 7.30 p.m. W.C.Lean,Jewelers&Silversmiths The new aeronautics structure Wesley foundation, luncheon, Wesley that didn't get smoked will contain a $352,000 jet engine foundation, 205 E. Santa Clara it,, 1230 test cell and laboratories. p.m. "The airport manager has indi- 56 Years In San Jose cated favorably in part time st - Seniors Graduate Students Job Interviews Professional Sales NOTE: Interviews are held in the Openings available on a full Placement office, Adm234. Appoint- time basis. An opportunity to ment lists are put out in advance of establish yourself in growing tIsrs interview and students are request- Santa Clara County in the ed to sign up early. insurance field. Your employ- ment may lead to a career
TODAY job upon graduation. Lever Brothers co., San Mateo, S3" Busies; au- - s ration and mad, Kaiser Steel co., Fontana. 1.’: ) went tra'nees. B.S. in mecharioal. c For Details tricel industrial and rhemical ant:Jiro- Phone the ;ng. Ai.. metallurgy. District Agents Seers, Roebuck and co., L sA co . Listed Below Retail management. r training the finest In programs. Burin, _ once, and accounting. table top appointments FARMERS SCHOOL INTERVIEWS INSURANCE /0 TODAY GROUP ,/,\ Long Bea -h tit, schools kr). Whittler W.I., 11.4h sr 'col. '"Wrid..J' UP nor ice NOW 501 oue STEINNO0 osseaaTimawr TOMORROW Pasadena city s L.,15 ( ). SANTA CLARA Los Argeies city schools (a11). Jack Taylor AX 6.1470 Mignonette Tarnalpak Un:cn high 0,0cl CAMPBELL Larkspur. Bruce Craig ES 7-1704 LOS Alton 'high school La F . BY SAN JOSE 8,ba4 Ur Fled sot-or' r E LUNT Grover Swofford bar CY 54223
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