June Graduates La Torre on Sale graduating In dose Seniors Ls Torre, San Jose State year- pick up commencement tn- may book, Is on sale now In the Stu- in the Bee is I ' s .1 stru,ti011,1 dent Affairs business office and .tdiftlUS. an front of the Spartan book - Instructions I''. 51541111 ii det II More fur sfi.rai. shat is expected of graduates "Only 2100 copies were print- fur OW esendse, to be ed this year," said George Mead - hrid June 10 in Spartan (MN, La Torn- publicity mans- attatt grr. Stadium. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE VOL 47 41,00 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960 NO. 112 One Will Be Queen -Music Festival Boasts Housing Rule Lively New Revelries Original Compositions Discussion rays

la Ti)ttnpablislmJ1 niusie MUMI 1957 to provide an opportunity for I Again Tonight composition.s will be performed by unpublished works to be per- San Jose State music groups at formed and to promote Music com- Set Monday By GERALD NAi Stir SN who puts over the Lund-Papson third annual Contemporary positions for high the school and col- Drains Editor songs with a professional touch , festival in Concert Hall lege music Necessity and effect of the new Music groups. and does one of the better acting Dr. Gibson Walters, [lousing rule for next fall will be A melodically alive and lavish today. professor of jobs in the show. Compositions for the all -day music, will direct the orchestra discussed by Robert L. Baron, 1960 Revelries, "Innocence and In- prognirn will be presented by band, performance, and William Erlend- tmusing coordinator, Monday in solence," while bogged down in a Male lead, Lee Wolfram, how- choral and chamber en- son, orchestra, professor of music, will con- C11240 at 7:30 p.m. so-so script and story, nevertheless ever, fails to measure up in either groups. The festival is duct the choral groups. Clement managed to put on a surprisingly acting or singing and appears semble A rule that all unmarried stu- open to the public without charge. Hutchinson, assistant professor of professional all-student show last through most of the show stiff The hand, under the direction music, will direct woodwinds, and dents under 21 must live in cam- night- -for an all-student showin and without authority. Dr. Robert Hare, associate pro- Eugene Sterling, graduate student, pus approved housing or dorms Morris Dailey auditorium. of Good acting medals can go to (if music, will perform at will be in charge of the brass en- was placed into effect earlier this fessor With solid musical numbers Diane Hunt, Norman Deter, and this morning. Opening the semble. 10:30 year. picking the show up all the way Linda Gadberry. afternisin program will be presen- The meeting, open to all inter- and eye-pleasing sets by Ralph tation (if chamber music at ,1:30, male lead ested students, will explain ade- F'etterly, "Innocence and Inso- Harvey Block, as the orchestra compositions at 2:30 and lence," written by Bruce Reeves, in the show within a show, is music at 3:30. The festival quate housing and its effect in re- choir TASC Plans at times sparkled. sometimes good, other times less will close at 4:30. lationship to student success. than good. He is at his best doing COMPOSERS' FORUM "There is a direct correlation be- Responsible for the tuneful num- a duet with Miss Peters in the Visiting composers took part in 'Sit-in' Rally tween the type of accommodations bers was Nancy Lund, assisted by title song. Mari -Lyn Henry is cast composers' forum today, moder- a TASC, temporarily recognized and academic success," Mr. Baron Don Papson and Bruce Stinnet, in two femme fatale roles. Thomas Ryan, professor ated by student political party, will spon- who composed the 11 songs, and at 9:30 a.m. said. Many excellent touches under- of music. sor a rally Monday at 11:10 a.m. Papson's worthwhile lyrics com- the composers attending Mr. Baron was formerly assist- score the show, best of which in- Among in Morris Dailey auditorium, ex- bined to highlight the show, direct- festival are Halsey Stevens, ant to the dean of men before clude a torch song, 'That Man I the plaining the proposition on Tues- ed by Diane Hunt. of Southern Califor- assuming the position as housing Met." Miss Hunt is a multi-talent- University day's ballot in support of southern Perle and Larry Aus- coordinator in January. Unfortunately some of the act- ed woman who has no trouble nia; George "sit-ins." University of California, Davis A question and answer period ing and singing and most of the whether acting, singing, or direct- tin. The proposition reads: "We, the campus; George McKay, Univer- will follow the talk. script didn't approach the success ing. students of San Jose State Col- for Junior prom Washington; Ira Schwarz, QUEEN HOPEFULSSome of the candidates ,,f the music, which completely sity of lege, hereby indicate sympathy and Rich Safina, in charge of light- Phillip Browne, Arizona; queen are, front row, Marylin Pasco, Lynne Wallace, Pat Cathcart; .'passed recent years for proles- lowa; support for our fellow students in ing, has mastered a difficult prob- McCann, Ilartnell College; back row, Arlene Werner, Andrea Larkcom, Ruth Long. Jan Corda ml quality. Lowell the South, in their peaceful at- lem of illuminating two sets at Liikewitz, Illinois; John Beaux Arts Costume Joseph tempts to obtain their rightful Best in the show were "Sanga- once, and does the tricky job Smith, California; Sydney Hodkin- civil liberties. We give our specific ..e", a Latin-American number; smoothly. son, University of Virginia, and Tomorrow encouragement to their non-violent Prom To Dance Is Diana," a ballad; "That Man I Junior Feature Music, while lacking in instru- Roger Nixon, Modesto junior col- annual cost wned Beaux demonstrations to gain equal serv- The Met," a torch song; "Innocence Ball sponsored by Alpha ments, had to make do with a lege. ice at public lunch counters." Arts and Insolence," and "So In Love." The festival was established in Gamma, social art fraternity, double piano and drums, in what The ballot asks for a yes or no Queen Selection, Dancing will be held at Lou's Village, According to advance releases, easily could base exploded into vote. Del (_'outiney's dance hand utll to Zeta; Sue Perry, Kappa 1)elta; 1465 W. San Carlos, beginning "Innocence and Insolence" is sup- fully orchestrated numbers. Dr. Mervyn L. Cadwallader, as- provide the music for tomorrow Andrea Larkcom, Chi Omega; Jan at 9 p.m. tomorrow. posed to be a "spoof of 1930 mu- sistant professor of sociology, and As it turned out, the lavish num- CSTA Council night's Junior porn in the Mural Corda, Gamma Phi Beta; Pat Costumes are required and sicals." Dr. Ruth Lavare, assistant profes- bers are a little shaky and fail to room of the St. Francis hotel in Cathcart, Alpha Chi Omega; Ruth prizes will be awarded for the sor of English, will speak in sup- supply the needed en, San Francisco from 9 until 1. Long, Kappa Alpha Theta; Joan best costumes worn by a fac- A spoof, however, must be no- Meets Today port of the proposition. 'Matteson, Alpha Phi, ticeable to be appreciated and sue The event is open to all stu- ulty member and by a student. Judy Roberts. Delta Gamma; cessful. "Innocence," while it had State dues increase, national dents, and dress is dark suits and Dance music will be provided by Marilyn Pesco, Phi Mu; Lynne all the trite qualities and story of Friday Flicks representation and scholarship cocktail dresses. Promo and his Jazz critics. Wallace, Kappa Kappa Gamma: Ball bids are on sale for $2.50 a 1930 musical. nevertheless. Just plans will he key issues facing the Reps To Discuss Bids are available for $2.75 in Sharon Coma, Alpha Omicron Pi: and may be obtained at the Stu- seemed like tired writing instea.l 23rd annual Executive Council front of the cafeteria or in student Fetes 'Bedrooms' Arlene Warner, Sigma Kappa; dent Affairs Business office, TH- of clever satire. meeting of CSTA (California Stu- affairs business office, TH16. Insurance Careers Mary Jo Chapman. Florence Hall, 16, from Alpha Gamma members Friday flicks. spun, : the dent Teachers assn.) today and Reeves' script also fell into some Fifteen representatives from The highlight of the evening at a booth in the Art building. senior class, a-ill resume tonight and Jan Anderson, Wendy Glen. or familiar grooves where dialogue ;roomy: at Burlingame. insurance firms will he on campus will be selection of a queen from a with a showing of "Ten Thou- was concerned, and the ending was Among the representatives from today conducting interviews and field of 14 candidates sponsored sand Bedrooms" in Morris Dai- all it little hazy. over the state will be SJS holding a panel discussion with stu- by sororities and living groups. ley auditorium at 7:30. Admis- Inner Pres Kenneth Prusso and dents for the Careers In Insurance Each couple attending the dance Dr. Tansey, Health Department Regardless of these inherent dif- sion is 25 cents. xa other official delegates. day. will be allowed two votes. ficulties, the 50-member cast put Dean Martin, Anna Marie Al- Also on the agenda for the meet the The event Ls co-sponsored by According to junior class vice on what may prove to be a cour- berghetti and Walter Siezak star .s the eleetion of new officers and SJS Placement Service, Real Es- To Present KNTV Program 5 in "Bedrooms," the story of a president Larry Swenson, there ageous show -if low sales write Ito adoption of the organization's tate and Insurance department. will be plenty of room in the spa- 1110 fourth programs in two tele- ; the meaning, diog, ., the 31 -year-old college musical's young American capitalist t Mar- new name SCTA (Student-Cali- and Real Estate and Insurance Mural room because it can vision presentations emanating obituary. tinI on a hotel -buying spree who frrnia Teachers assn.) effective cious treatment, causes, effects and re- club. accommodate 700 people. Over 500 from San Jose State to KNTV, stops in Rome and can't decide today. will be held search of cancer. Greatest empha- "Innocence and Insolence" re- Student interviews are expected to attend. Channel 11, will be presented to- which one of four sisters to Gary Wilson, junior mathe- sis will be on lung cancer. turns again tonight at 8:30 and SJS at the outer quad from 10:30 to morrow and Sunday. matics major, is for vice During the week the junior class again tomorrow evening. running 11:30 this morning and again from Dr. Richard G. Tansey. professor The cancer program, one in a Tickets President. He is sponsored a car caravan around out- co-chairman of an 2 to 4:45 this afternoon. of art, will discuss "Meaning in series of ITV presentitions, also may be purchased at a booth elacatinnal the campus in order to let every- goup active in the A panel discussion on career op- Art," in the "Perspective" series. side the bookstore or at the door rate one get a good look at the queen was broadcast over closed-circuit Man Takes Lead portunities in the insurance field The program, under the direction Although candidates who were perched atop television earlier today and yester- Rest in the singing departmen chapters have official will be held in S142 at 11:30 a.m. of the Speech and Drama depart- delegates the back seats of the convertibles day. are Pam Peters, the Young Thing fixed in number, state Neil G. Sullivan, placement asso- ment, will he presented tomorrow In 'Gams' Contest Ft's. James and sports cars. Relph reminds mem- date, said all interested students, at 2:30 p.m. Man bar; ben that any number of unofficial regardless of major, are invited to The queen candidates and their ITV SHOW again in tile "me.. legs non-votine members may attend. attend, sponsors are: Nancy 13ut tram, Del- The Health and Hygiene depart- world wire on campus" race. ment, in conjunction with the Palo Yesterday contributions in the CHRISTOPHER PROPOSES Ichoo!ing Essential ...' Alto Cancer Research center and LARGER COUNTY sophomore class' "Gorgeous Gams" SAN FRANCISCO I UPI t --Five San Cancer society, will present "Can- Mateo County communities contest placed Hansel, the boxer have been invited to join San Francisco in cer and You" in the Instructional forming "one big, strong dog, in fifth place for the title. county." Television series, the second of the Hansel was leading in the first day The invitation was issued two weekend shows. Wednesday by San Francisco Mayor of the contest which opened Wed - Instructors in Soledad School George Christopher at an informal conference with officials from nesday. You" will be pre- "Cancer and Daly City, sented at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Colma, Pacifica, South San Francisco and San Bruno. Kappa Kappa Gamma's Bob Dr. Tansey will illustrate his "I think the time has come when San Francisco's muscle and Brooks leads with $11.41 in contri- your potential talk with reproductions of Renais- muscle should all be put together into one big, strong }anions with Chi Omega's Rocky Any Other' county," Christopher said. Plumley and Sigma Phi's James and Gothic archi- Describe Baroque It as 'Like sance, He said the communities could remain separate cities with Kurtz following second \\IN, II hris 12 culminating in regular high teaching at the pi i.on as Are used tecture and painting. The program, and third. their own "political prestige and political entity." However, they Voting will close today at 2:30 school graduation. Their high In public schools," Mr. Paben con- according to Dr. Tansey, is de- ..ential would be part of San Francsco County rather than San Mateo p.m. in the Outer Quad. school graduates must satisfy the tinued. "Anti most of the teachers signed to show that art is not "the ' of the men at Sole- County. A total of $49.17 was collected lad stale prison same requirements as adult gra- are verSatile, teaching both in up- exclusive property of museums." -- so say three "There's not a thing we want from you," Christopher said. "I'm at the close of the second day, !cachets :OM duates from public high schools. per and lower grades and a variety STUDENT-STAFFED attending SJS even- not even sure that the voters of San Francisco would approve." classes. They are part of the CLASS PLACEMENT of subjects." "Meaning in Art" will be pro- teachers are men," PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATRS DECLINE RELIGION !acuity of 25 which daily teaches Men desiring to attend the class- "All these duced by Frank McCann and di- Mr. Paben said. "There are few WASHINGTON (UPI -Senators John F. Kennedy and Hubert MO students in the prison. es are sent through a guidance rected by Bob George. Both are - He added that the H. Humphrey both asserted yesterday that they want no votes based - Orval Hillman, O'Neal Hayes center where they are placed in exceptions. SJS radio-television students. and must fulfill the same re- on religious affiliation in their bid for the Democratic presidential their superviser, Delbert Pa - grades according to the results of teachers ' Cancer and You" show will as teachers in other nomination. Ore three of the seven Soledad the California Achievement tests. quirements teachers systems. They must have worked The two presidential aspirants, opponents in the Wisconsin pri- s Itli tisivel to SJS once a Classes are held for a half day. week year in a city system in order Summer Session mary April 5 and again in West Virginia May 10, both addressed foe ilasses to complete cre- then the students take vocational one granted tenure. the American Society of Newspaper Editors. It is a wise Father that '' requirements. training or complete their work to be A third announced Democratic candidate, Sen. knows his own child, and ,..king for the three, Mr. Pa- assignments. The school year is 'MATCH ANY IN STATE' Bulletins Ready Stuart Syming- ton of Missouri, also addressed the ASNE. He again described the is a wise manager who knows - lescribrs1 the academic 220 days long, containing three "Our faculty would match with tram lora- Applications to register for SJS primaries as an unsuitable way to seek a his own bank account. of the prison as "the same tri-mesters. any other in the state," Mr. Pa- presidential nomination summer sessions are available in and attacked the Eisenhower administration for When you open an R/A sehool, except for lora- MEN LEARN FAST hen commented. He said that the what he called an the summer sessions office, "obsession" Super Charge (with just "Men can make three grade faculty takes part in the system that this nation can build strength in one field only at a Adm 144. the expense of another. Req. Card) you become ()CATION EDUCATION levels in a calendar year," Mr. of the Salinas district and partici- Summer session bulletins con- COMMIES IN your own credit manager. gate department of correc- Paben commented. so that the 12 pates in the program. ANTI -REFUGEE MOVE taining the application fom have BERLIN I UPI) Communist police entered There: no down payment Ationets with the school (Hs- grades of schooling actually takes In closing, Mr. Paben suggested West Berlin yester- been sent all over the country, but day and tried to impose anti-refugee and the monthly payments , ..f nearby Salinas to train a much shorter time than 12 years. that a trip to see the educational control on elevated railways students on campus customarily in the allied areas. They fled back are so minimum you won't ";lamm for prison schools. The He said that they have about facilities "would be a good project across the Iron Curtain when state are given first chance at West German even notice them (well, also runs a vocational de- 100 students in the elementary for sociological classes." Ile indi- applica- police showed up. tions, said Joe It. almost). one now. ra.rtment in addition to the adult.- grades, 11 through 41 with a few cated that tours are available West, dean of The move was part of a desperate Communist effort to halt Open educational a crhool. In Soledad there are waiting to get in. They are taught through civic groups and other services and the sum- sudden mass flight of refugees from the Soviet occupation zone. mer '..as for vocational education. social studies, arithmetic and read- organizations. They must be ar- sessions. The elevated railway, under four-power occupation statutes, is ATKINS to Mr. Paben, the ing. ranged with the Stiledad superin- Up to 10 units of Credit may be run by the Communists. But this was the first time in two years are run on a strictly volun- TEACHING METHODS; tendent of instruction, A. Dal Fe- earned in the two sessions. June they had tried to carry out controls on West Berlin stations. Today FIrst at Santa Clara wocj i,isis with grades 1 through ''The same methods are used in vero. 27-Aug. 5 and Aug. 8-Sept. 2. they questioned travelers and searched their luggage. ' -,e' .4.0=0" ART AN 11511.1' Friday, April 22. 1960 Tickets on Sale ...- Glee Clubs .\ folksii.ing quartet, the 7he ?kw Ilia Gerald Nachman, Weavers, will present a concert at the San Jose City auditorium presents Thrust and Parry To Perform at 8:30 tonight. Appearing in a :45: 'Why Not Abolish student government entirely; concert at the auditorium at 8:30 then we can sit back and wait BOY REPORTER Tuesday will be pianist Carmen Student Government?' for the screaming to start when .11=KollMeni At Saratoga CaVallaro, "The Poet of the Pi- administration takes over ano." Cavallaro will be accom- EDITOR: Instead of having the chargew er completely. Know your candidate! panied by guitar, bass viol and the students vote on the pro- The San Jose Stale nien s and JEAN PETERSON THIS IS the year my voting eligibility begins women's glee clubs will present drums. with posed ASB constitution, why not ASB 8695 and so T have simply been devouring all available their second road show of the :SBACCZOavr: have them bote on whether or magazine articles about the various candidates. year as an outdoor concert at are certain definite factors to be considered 5 -gal. Seal,d Can FA ' not they want a student govern- I recognize there 2:15 p.m. today at Saratoga high MASQUE JAZZ TRIO ment at all? before I scratch my "X" on a ballot. school. 1000o Eastern Newman Club Sets First of all, the bank account of every man must be gone over The combined groups, under COMEDIAN DICK ROTH If they don't, there's not much before anything else- is studied. Several magazines and newspaper direction of Dr. Gus Lease, as- sense in trying to give a neu Motor Oil stories have played up the fact that most of the candidates are mil- sistant professor of music, pre- framework to a dead institution. Semi-Formal Dance The lionaires. sented a concert at Santa Rosa nete Why should a handful of inter- Nem. inaii (..lub annual spring I think this is an important factor in the democratic process; junior college and Sonoma Val- $1.98 484 E. SAN CARLOS ested students continue to give formal will be held tomorrow since we are the most wealthy nation I think our president should Between 9th and 104 their time and ability in the in- ley Union high school earlier this night at Havenly Foods, Bayshore be a representative citizen, don't you? If there's one thing we DON'T month. terests of thousands who "could- want in the White House it's a middle-income chief executive. 200' STATIONS when oc- highway and Julian at, Bids, $2.50 Selections for the program n't care less"except I suggest a part of the oath for presidency be alto-red to include 4th & William-6th & Keyes PATRONIZE casionally aroused to criticize per couple, are available at New- will be sung by the two separate a simple statement to the effect that the president be solvent. Taylor the actions of a student govern- groups as well as by the com- 10th and man hall. I certainly don't want a man elected president who can't go to OUR ADVERTISERS ment which does what little it bined 17 voice ensemble. There "Orchids in the Moonlight" is all the nice places with DeGaulle, Macmillan and Khrushchev when can in the face of disinterest and are 42 in the men's club and 65 the theme of the semi-formal they visit Geneva. sheer laziness on the part of dance. Dancing to the music of in the women's glee club. those whom it attempts to serve. Harry Hooper will be from 9 p.m. The men's group was formed a First Lady who will We might just as well abolish NEXT, I want my candidate to have again this year after a four year iitodente API to 1 a.m. Co. show up well at White House luncheons, in Washington society and absence from campus. It was in half-tone reproductions. originally organized after split- ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, What sort of a country will other nations think we have if ting a mixed choral group. JR. Serknum same president gets in who has a dog for a wife? Luckily we have A concert is also being pre- "K" CLUB PROFESSIONAL THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS always elected a man with pretty good taste in women. pared by the glee clubs to be PHARMACISTS 365 E. Julian Sen. Kennedy is the sly one here. If you've seen his wife then presented at the Presidio in San OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT ,iita know the old rascal has probably had his eye on the White Francisco next month as well as = APPEARING FRI. SAT, PHONE CYpress 3-7500 !louse for several years now. I can tell you he has the college men's their spring campus concert May APRIL 22 23, 29 30 bloc sewed up. 4 and 5. SECOND AND SANTA CLARA (Not that Mrs. Nixon isn't a perfectly nice woman and all Yvonne Tomasena appears as STS, THE but if Nixon could just get a few more pounds on Pat I think it could special soloist with the men's SMOTHERS be a closer race.) club in two numbers. Accompan- We definitely do not want a man married to a woman with, for ist for the groups are Don Chan CORSAGES BOUQUETS BROS. Instance, thick ankles. I would wager Mr. and Mrs. Khrushchev and Joan Moss with J. D. Nich- this party CY2-0462 10th & Santa Clara had quite a little set-to after their visit here: oles as student director. MR. K: Dear, didn't I warn you about your legs? Now listen really clicked Sienderolga isn't expensive and it'll help foreign relations ever so when pizza much. Students Win Award MRS. K: Ha! You're a fine one to talk, you are! Two senior art students, Ger- was ordered SAN JOSE'S ald Pfaffl and Al Silva, recently and delivered POPULAR a - ONE OTHER thing I think we should consider in voting this were named winners of a $100 DOWNTOWN HOTEL year are the candidates' religions. A man's religion, like a man's in- award offered by the San Jose ready-to-eat Junior Women's club. The award for COMFORT come bracket and wife, plays a vital role in his ability to lead a by San Remo s CONVENIENCE nation, balance the budget, keep us out of war and maintain parity. Is given to encourage art stu- FRIENDLY SERVICE (A tip: Best not vote for a man who Is not of your religion. Sup- dents at San Jose State. MODERATE RATES pose he should turn dictator? Why you could be suppressed or even FOR FREE DELIVERY From $4.50 to $7.00 c.Tpriass 4-9404 exiled.) Dri.,ein Garage that all the cardidates have long medical histories, CALL CY 4-4009 FIRE PROOF It appears FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING CONSTRur.I.Li'i TELEVISION ELANOUET ROCP, which might be placed on the ballot along with illnesses they've had, Petah G Caldwell, DELIVERY TIMES Menage, cr3F,LE cov I.OiiNTP who treated them, and what health plan they belong to. Then there is the final question of a public image. In other SHIRTS Wed. and Thurs. 6 to 10 p.m. MONTGOMERY HOTEL words, what sort of a face does the candidate own? Fatherly, youth- Fri. and Sat. 6 to II p.m. South first DRY CLEANING St. at Son Antonio Son Jose, Californic ful, conceited, foxy? Will it be easily caricatured in editorial car- Sunday 4:30 to 9 p.m. toons? WASH & DRY These are a few of the problems to be considered this November. SAN REMO'S SPECIAL . . . Cheese, Salami, Mush- Now let us get back to these magazine articles. Here is one titled, IRENE'S Drive -In rooms, Sausage, Linguica, Oregano, Olive "Nixon and Kennedy: Are They Kind to Animals?" Laundry Oil, Pepperoni, Anchovies, Chicken. ("Through the Looking Glass." a new television column by Gerald Nachman, appears Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDA the San Jni,. ilercarvi 7 C/.7/-0 CONTEST! String Orchestra, Spaztanaihi ur,;on 76' SAN REMO'S 218 WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE Entered es second doss ,coler Pp,;! 24

Ensemble To Play 1934. at San Jose, California under the act of March 2, 1879. Member Califor nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Publish. Concert Sunday ed daily by Associated Students of San A string chamber orchestra JONI State, College, except Saturday and year, and ensemble concert will be Sunday, during collage Editor, Michael presented by the Music depart- R. Johnson See This Spring Bouqur, GRODINS NEW RENT-A-TUX SHOP ment and the San Jose area high Make-up Editor Maryleela Rao I Complete tun outfit including a, school string players at 3 p.m. WRITERS OF THE 3 BEST LETTERS 2. The services of a cnaufferdriven limousine at the of Magnificent Diamonds! disposal Sunday in Concert hall. (50 words or less) of you and your date for the entire NI. it of the Prom It's an "WHY ITS FUN TO GO FORMAL" 3.2ionrsage tor your 'date. Opening the program will be WILL WIN THE FOLLOWING: 4. Promnight dinner for you and date at any restate a string ensemble playing "Se- rant you choose. Decisions of the judges wilt be final. Contest closes May I. renade in G Major" by Mozart. Be among the hippy women who will experience EXTIta! 10 RUNNERS-UP in this contest will get first consideration for summer jobs at Grodinsl Dr. Gibson Walters, professor of the thrill of wearing new diamond creations in music, will play violin; Donald April! This is the diamond birthstone month Homuth, assistant professor of ADRIENNE and it's the time June brides announce their music, cello, and SJS student $250 engagements... with diamond ring on finger; Bruce Stinnett will play string BVD FOR Choose from Proctor's spring garden of true be Ruth Pfaff, violin, and Rose- Brand masterpieces! Groom's rings are available, too, be Ruth faff, violin, and Rose- matching all the designs shown. So hurry in! Valley Fair, 2801 Stevens Creek Road, San Jose mary Walters, viola. Knit Brevs Sanforized Shorts Tee Shirts

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Vatcher jr., Grate the return of the San Fran- ments ha%e been made for those KAPPA Sandy Isociate professor of political sci- classifies himself as a "Christian chtco Interplayers' production of wishing Robertson is running 1,1 a Vs's tiC :II LW, li Park to hase dinner before the Altos Cuunti club will Junior ence at San Jose State, Demo- existentialist", will speak Sunday WIllain Wycherley's "Country play I Mine:. is from 6 Los Class Queen. Transpartaticn will be furnished 50 to 7 p.m. scene of the Sigma Kappa ! cratic nominee for C i night at 6:15 at the Wesley foun- Wife," Saturday, May 7 at 14:30 Reserations tor tne party and ALPHA PHI by the men end the WOITIel will er _ plvilge dance this evening I l956 awl more recently adviser to dation, Fifth and Santa Clara Nts. !p.m. dinner may be made in the English The Alpha Phis have schedul- provide the picnic dinner. will provide music for the chairman of the Democratic Mr. Combs' talk. entitled "Res- I Cost ;,rtion %.%,!1 !! 1.(dilfr2 ed their spring pledge dance An exchange dinner with El tit which will lake Plitee state central committee. has been urrect hat Demythologized," will for April 30. Brookdale Lodge Tigre. a Stanford eating club, was a in to 1 a.m. appointed to head the committee examine the resurrection on exis- 9 ant Ike scene of the eent. held Wednesday. Farnan is representing on precinct organization for the tentialist terms. Alumnae members %%111 hold a AOPhi contestant in the Lambda in the Lambda C state central committee. Having been graduated from tM sururity cocktail dinner party honoring Chi Alpha Crescent Girl contest is Crc,cent Girl contest and The purpose of this Perkins Theological seminary in BUNGALOW ohs Alpha Phi seniors Tuesday. Sharon COM. committee is to formulate a plan of action 'Texas, Mr. Combs is presently The w qi are planning a CIII OMEGA minister at the Valley Methodist FOUNTAIN (2. RESTAURANT Parents' aimed at producing a Democratic Day May 22. The sorority has slated its ;church in Saratoga. Alpha victory in 1960. fle Phi Barbara Day 0,1, spring pledge 11:1111.1. for April 211 Sunday night's meeting. which SPARTAN SPECIAL EUROPE selected as a finalist In at the I.a Itineonada Dr. Vatcher has long been in- .. .,..,l plus Russ,* Scandln. theII Country 1starts at 6:15, will be followed by Wu I ' 4 Alrie. A dif ' ,eresrea in some type ol pa ' , st,d N. Kappa Alpha Dream Girl contest. club in Saratoga. party 7 -oz. Sleek and Eggs 95c .et tr'In dont want to a discussion period. The Rev. Hen- loreo ' reorganization designed to develop I aun el. Aso short*, Nips. ALPHA OMICRON PI Sunday the women %%ill hold ey Gerner. Wesley adviser, indi- 6 Super Hamburgers 99c an open house In honor of Mrs. greater party responsibility in 149.'EPL;;;',E SUMMER TOURS The women will join with the cated that all faculty and students Cony Sag. a Box Cl PalOana 'IValter (a Ida ell California. , Lambda Chi Alpha men today for who assisted In are invited to attend. 9TH and WILLIAM the redecoration of their new At a recent meeting of his com- 1 lllll %N. Parents, faculty mem- mittee in Los 'Angeles, it was de- bers. friends and relatives are cided what steps would be taket. Invited to the event which will to organize the state party a 11 SI KB M be held betueen 2 p.m. and 5 what facilities were available lid- RENT a tre.F.wf,TEP It F. Vs R!) 'his. Special Student Rate The Chi O's and the awn of These plans will be folltwed tit, 3 MONTHS $15 Delta Sigma Phi will gather at the next meeting, which IA, I KENNEDY 8USINESS MACHINES 96 F San rarnaa,10 CS' 7-75e1 Wednesday at Alum Rock Park be held in a couple of AININIIMININNIIIIMIIIMMININIMIIIMIONUIM=E for an esehange barbecue. ' K APPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Carol Sk a pi k ,rowned Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the annual Sigma Chi Sweet- FLAT TOPS LADIES HAIRCUTS heart dance held April 2 at the Flamingo hotel in Santa Rosa. ! Pat Johnson was selected as a LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP Blossom Girl attendant at the Theta Xi Blossom Girl formal held In Felice Center, 24th & 2-4251 the same evening. K A PTA DELTA The sorority's annual Haunch pa rty was held reeently at the Fun Farm In honor of four new pledges. The four are MaryJane Thomas, Sharon Russell, Arlene Stay and Marilyn Tifot.ic WOMEN'S CENTER Tcluatei Die women will hold an ex- and Sutler:1J 1.11111j ehange with the men of Stanford rniversity at the center April 29 12 beautiful Portraits The dress is to he informal. 25 Wallet Portraits DELTA SIGMA PIII One Oil Painting ... Uncle John's Delta Sig% find their dates %%ill bus tomorrow night complete for 23.95 journey via &Hier Pd.PI,'& Pa glee to the Riverside hotel in Santa Make your acr - . later. This PANCAKE HOUSE Cruz, this year'. site for their special won't last. pa:_iage deals with annual Sailor's Ball. neap keliatiCiall Park Cap & Gown 0. World FCMCUS PANCAKES The rn,n sit II announce the se- lection of King Neptune's Bride and her two attendant at the Coptier::$ 11d44'cc-d studio 1680 El Camino Real C:i 3-8256 event. Awards will also he made PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 41 NORTH FIRST ST. CYpress 2-0960 to the outstanding Delta Sig tithlele and outstanding Delta Sig of the year. PI KAPPA ALPHA The selection ,pf the fraternity's Fireman's Ball Queen will high- -rts. RE 6.1220 light the Fireman's Ball tonight San Jose, Santa Clara at Market, CS' 3.3636 Sunnyvale Plaza, Taatte at McKinley. at the Aptos Beach Inn. Pi Kappa Alphas Larry West. falland Dick Newgren are hand. thefinal arrangements fir

s .11.% Pill EPSILON The Sir Franos Dralse hotel. San Frane:sco, will be scene of LAY Epsilon annual the Sigma Phi AWAY queen of Ilearts Boll April 30. The queen. selected from among ' eampus sorority members, will Fritzi fashionwise be an llllll aced at the event. SIGMA. CHI summer coordinates The men of Sigma Chi joined , the men Alpha Tau Omega recent- ly for their annual -joint Beach- combers Ball. Dress for the affair, held at Los Alamitos R a nc h o. was casual beach attn.,

A Crop blouse English Exam A. 2.93 An P% out issa required fir Full skirt . admission to candidaey for the 3.93 M.A. degree in English is ill lie Saturday, April glyen in FOnloi B Ron %tee, blouse. 23, frotn ft to 12 a.m. and from 2 98 1 to 1 p.m. , Students who %%esti to take it Sim sl.trt 5,r-, .1 I, red and IMO- not notified the Eng- 3.98 lish department are asked to C Sleeeless, scoop neck blouse, notify Mrs. Patty Gerbilek in the English Office.

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05 (7_0' VILLAGE ,-- Mears 93 Willow Street 4SPARTAN D Ut T Sprint Relay Records May Fall Spartan-UC (lash Tonight Tracksters To Attack Mt. SAC; * * * By NICK PETERS hesney, 3b; Bill intierbitten, Emmett Lee, rf or AI Portent,' A battle of top-rated North sr; John JurIvivh, if or rf: Angie If: Larry Bachiu, lb. and la SJS Statistics ern California college baseball j Scornalenchl, e; Toni Hike, lb; 1 Pusateri, cf. 3 Raiders To Enter Decathlon 11.%7T1S.ii aggregations is on tap tonight ! (36 or moire Al Bats) in Municipal St-olitim at 7 when It., I) t. vIATILOW . ,rd Player Ii AB II Avg. 4 olfmatt's highly -touted iti e%ent ebore is. (.0ru- recurd holder Nurlo Sn iii also Weekend Dretinatimi- Mt. Sett Alli011iO The L. Williams 211 5:1 25 .455 California Bears 121-71 take ori Guests? the 11)0. 400. and 1500 hook spikes its the 100 meter dash. College Belays today and to- posed of Tognolial 17 39 15 .385 IF:t1 Sohczak's Spartans (23-121. runs along with the 110 Mac Burton reeled off is 25 Direct them to ... morrow. Possible acItiesements meter Hike 28 73 27 .370 To add spice to this "dream meter high hurdles. The six foot 10 Inch broad Jump in a - three men to guallifs for the McChesney 34 114 40 .351 mixture of baseball talent, C rugged field en ent, that com- oorkuut Wednesday. Greg Bell. Ol.nnipic Trial Decathlon. two Scornaienehl 32 106 31 .321 will throw ace Ted Settle 17-1 MOTEL CITY CENTER plete the program ure the high 1956 Olympic %%Inner in the world'. record,- in the 440 and Inderbitzen 31 101 29 .287 and 1.06 k:RA against the locais ... where they wi'l enHy Jump. broad jump, shot put. bruadjump. gave Burton some 880 yard sprint relays, a 26-foat Bachiu 33 105 SO .286 top lefty Dick Holden 16-11. the ultimate in modern relaxation! min- discus, javelin, and hop -step- tips in the Euter Relays and 35 lit 25 .223 broad jump and a sub nine Pusateri If needed. the Spartans' star Jump. the new secret is paying off for 68 15 .221 46 New Deluxe Sound -Proof Units with Heated Pc,' ute 3000 meter steeplechase. Lee 25 righthander Gene Tagilaferri Winter e.,rnmente(I that ii. oth- the Spartan sophomore. 1182 398 .177 Special rates to Students and their Guests. Coaches Bud Winter and Bert TOTALS 36 17-11 will be let out of the barn er school will send three entrant, Charlie CLirk will be gunning TV and Telephones in all rooms. Bonanno will accompany San Jose PITCHING to mateh wits with C.C. bats- into the decathlon. Top-flight !(or a nen% NCAA record as noel) Individually controlled Heating and Air Condition'n,3 State's 12 competitors to the track Pitcher G II' WI.. men,ERA port- come in 1956 las an Olympic qualifying mark in and could start If the extravaganza located near Pomo- competition will Tagliaferri 10 67 1.75 winner P.afer j the 3000 meter steeplechase. Jim skier is a late "scratch." na. Olympic Games Holden II 72.3 6-1 9.24 ;Beatty and Bill Dellinger, two o: Curtis Chappell was extended an Johnson and top 1960 threat Dave Holmquist II 78 7 229 Aside from powerhouse 1JSC and SOUTH SECOND Ithe finest distance runners in the invitation to compete in the gruel. Edstrom from Oregon. L. Williams 12 88.3 6-4 3.67 surprisingly pesky San Francisco AT REED The great Spartan sprint quar- icountry will give the gutty Clark State, not many teams in the ing decathalon along with team- ; TOTALS 36 306.3 23-12 2.56 Cfpress 4-2995 tet composed of Bullet Bob Poyn- all he can handle. state can claim the enviable 1960 ter. Bob Brooks. Willie Williams ; In the best outdoor high jump marks of the San Jose and Berke- Open at 4 p.'. and Jim Flemons aOl face their ' field of the season, Vance Barnes Bear Hunter ley college nines. out Pizza with a "Personality" stiffest competition of the year in ; and Erroll Williams will be In their only previous meeting ..1.1.18.1.1)_..17,91.(P,9(1.ntrits9Ira.191 /pArp, In_epern.gtplUt).91.1.9.1. both sprint relays. Anchor man to top the 7 foot barrier. Another ne Bears, behind Settle. dumped JI HOUSE OF PIZZA Ray Norton will pace the Santa Olympic gold medal winner Char- ne Spartans, 4-1, its the locals' C.' Old World Bay 395 Almaden Ave CT 7.9908 Clara Youth Vince in both re- lie Dumas will be the favorite in itial start of the season at Be,'- ;‘": the event. ,'ley. America's Most Be Light-footed Barnes has leaped Although in a good position to 0 foot 10 inches and Williams has -tip the WCAC flag, the Spartans Authentic Bavarian Food soared 6 foot nine and one half oats gain more prestige in the eyes BC 41 ALCO-PARAMOUNT inches. lot the western -regional NCAA se- llusic Every Night except Sunday In his first "big-time" meet, lection committee by winning this IA Burke will spin the ham - San Jose State's FRED SOETJE "big game" than by winning the 4 Burke has hit over 160 America s greatest' Rinky-Tink Piano stylist 159.95 conference crown. (Appears Mon.. Thurs.) feet In practice which labels probable line-up: T om Cal's Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander HI -Fl COMPONENT SYSTEM him as one of the top ten In McGarrey. ef; Mike White, Sti: on the piano Band (FM and Phono System) the nation. Noel Barnes. lb (.360 on the Tees -Wed, Fri -Sat. Dm Bowden and Ron Delaney season and leading the ('IBA Cei Open Monday and Thursday til 9:00 p.m. ,A ill make their first appearance olth .4691; Bob Mlillnlch. If; ,f the year in the star-studded Brewick, 3b; Mike qapden City lioldrau 7-7111 Dennis Fla 79 S. THIRD CY 1500 meter sun. Lazslo Tabori. Noakes, rf: Terry Johnson, ?b. 51 SO MARKET ST. CY 7-2002 291 Dellinger and Beatty may force and Bob Milano, c. a world record in the event. For the Spartans: Doug Me- 7Ift T s")T Will the combined talents of Parry O'Brien. Dallas Long, Dave Davis and Jay Sylvester heave the shot put over the 66 foot mark" ACE SOUTHPAWDick Hold- THESE PRiCES ONLY WITH ASB CARD With Bill Nieder's 65 foot 2.24 inches as the farthest toss of the en puts his 6-1 record and GENERATORS REBUILT ERA on the line against Califor- Brake Shoes year. the fearsome foursome wilt Rebuilt by factory ex- PER Regulators b7-- nia tonight. pert s. Top- 'certainly have something to sh4u 3.904,0 Rebuilt ty -rry . 411 most quality. men and who, Jar- for, ALL CARS Best quality. heavy 1,-- duty, dual friction. 2' Big Discounts on 9.95 Have power for a "fee d. 98 Gasoline! real fast stop, Master Cylinders Fraleigh Nine Rebuilt Fuel Pumps Top quality rebuilt by experts. Compl Rebuilt Water Pumps ready to be Motor 0:1 Guaranteed factory rebuilt by installed All brands 313c qt. Factory rebuilt, tested and proved on experts. Battles Cubs many makes of cars. Pressure tested "DOUBLE ACTION Cigarettes 22c pk. and we guarentee. GC up, excls. Reg. 8.95now California's frosh ba-,- e7e We also 11015 ,Nallers journey to San Jose .- hays them for Cadillac' 4.79 such. rnotTow to meet Warren Fr;i- Chryslers. Hudson' and SINGLE ACTION wi4uTo SUPPLY leigh's yearlings on the Municipal Nash cars. Savings of j reg. 3.95now SAHARA OIL CO $5 to $15. Stadium diamond at 10 a.m. 2ND end WILLIAM 1.98seeh. p.m. on Thurs. The Spartans battled nine less innings to a 5-5 tie with Foot- hill college Tuesday before dark- I ness settled in to halt the con-1 test. San Jose failed to capitalize on I Have a real cigarette-have a CAMEL 10 hits. 10 walks, a hit batter and . a pair of Foothill errors, leaning I 13 men stranded on the basepaths.: Losing 5-3 after seven, Bill Daw- , son doubled and FA Bauer clubbed a -two-run homer over the left- Icenterfield fence to knot the count.

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7 VP.KISH & DO,NtE.c77C BLEND Ir*A011iNIInk OF CNRISEBROUGN nOPIO 111, iNC CIOARETTEs The best tobacco makes the best smoke! Golfers Tackle Indians .10th 9hhitty Seeks Equalizer "I' 31'1 \ 115115 At Country Club Today Candlestick O.K. 11-Ballers in West Coast Tourney Even with Wind Top collegiate West Coast ’ol- division include California and Ififth respeetively in national corn- ViiIt McPherson's Spartan golf- Indians In an attempt to make it By K 1111 leyball teams are entered in the San Francisco City college, win- petit-, ers take an 8-3 record to the San 9-3. Far-Western Collegiate and Open ner of last year's collegiate dp.i- Scorebook in hand, hot dog Jose Country Club this afternoon Ron Ginn, who has been Volleyball Tournament at Alame- sion. the in mouth. and tard where they tangle with Stanforft guiding light for the local on shirt da Naval Air Station today and Open division entries inch i,i. A &M Auto Repair divot- we walked op gm. -.on, will he counted on to of Candle. tomorrow. Hollywood "Y", last year's natiiitii GENERAL AUTO REPAIR set stick Park's massive SPECIALTY ' . pace against the Rednien. concrete Both the San Jose Blue a nd al champion; Los Angeles We.-t ramps on the way to Hydramatic ;inn had the best round in the our first White teams are seeded In the side JCC, 1959 national runner- Powerglide glimpse of the -student rates- SAN JOSE "n-day Santa Cruz tourney; muchdalked open division on the basis of strong up: Stockton and Long Bea,h about new .12,000 456 E. San Sekiador CY 5-4242 .ibbing a three-under-par 68 in capacity Giant showings s several northern Cali- FAIRWAYS stadium. .listy wind. Only one other sub- fornia tournaments this season. As we pushed open one of the round was fired in more than Teams entered in the college GROUP orange steel doors ) rounds of golf. which provides - - - - - entrance to the spacious baseball INSTRUCTIONS :mn's brother, Bob, will also arena we saw, unveiled before us, America's Most Popular Everyone looks . . . action against Stanford today, Folk Singers 5 l -hr. lessons one of the most awe-inspiring will Jim Sullivan, $7.50 per person Harvey Kohs, spectacles we have even witnessed. IN PERSON [ ,,nnis Palmer and Min. 6 persons per group Gene Miranda. Being a native San Franciscan man! The locals topped SAMGoing THE WEAVERS at a well-dressed the Indians we had never viewed a ball game 'SAD' for the win the tourney which HOU P S and also edged In anything larger than the 23,000. would bring his lifetime no.k Songs Around the World Fresno state, who major league won-lost record 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily have handed neat Seals Stadium, so Candle- SAN JOSE CIVIC AUD. SJS two of its three to 75-75, Giant hurler Sam 9 to 6 Sat., Sun. links losses. stick really hit us as being an FRI. EVE.. APRIL 22 at 6:30 McPherson, Jones throws against the Cubs Ticker: $340, 2.40, 1.80. however, cautioned enormous construction of rare that "Stanford has all good club- beauty. today. Just East of N. First St. and hers and "The Poet of the Phone" they'll be real tough on It. symmetrical playing dim- Bayshore at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. their own IN PERSON course at Palo Alto in particular, are tery CYpress 5-9542 next week, Grid Drills Begin so we'll have to get Impressive and constitute a de- CARMEN the edge on them today." velopment we would like to see Monday for SJS CAVALLARO In all big league diamonds. Coach Huh Titchenal's 1960 SAN JOSE CIVIC AUD. On camp,- The multi-colored scoreboard BODY SHOP 171 S. MARKET CY 7-1464 grid charges begin their spring TUES. EVE., APRIL 26 of 8.30 anywhere, you re bordering right field, the first of football drills on Monday. Ticket: $3 60, 3.00, 240, 1.10. 'right in CUSTOMIZING BODY WORK TO MEET its kind in the majors, is another According to Titchenal, "Many Ticket for both concrts on Ws ist Rough Rider PAINTING YOUR SATISFACTION eye-opening sight, particularly at of the fellows who we are count- SJ Ciyiu Ayd. Soo Offico CY 34252 sport coats and (Frank A Dave) 10 30.5 10 e.cept Sunday. night when its thousands of lights ing on for next season are still slack! New fabrics, sparkle radiantly like stars on a participating in other sports, so a CROWN AUTO SPECIALISTS summer night. complete squad will not be taking patterns and colors, is announcing the opening of the new For our money we would rather part in the drills." GAY THEATER plus Rough Rider's sit in the upper deck, where a S!GNAL SERVICE STATION good over-all picture of the play- 'NEVER SO FEW' famous natural look seat. LUB. $1.25 OIL .25 GIFTS WITH 10-GAL PURCHASE ing field is obtained from any and action -tailoring. The lower stand. for the most Cheie SLATE 'FOR THE FIRST TIME 298 N. 4th Fast Service CY 4-3230 part, is not as good, as the re- See cur selectior! served seats are mostly in the shade, visibility is poor behind the MAYFAIR "See Connie" screen at home plate, and there "SUDDENLY Fun and Laughter! are several seats where poles ob- struct one's view. LAST SUMMER" SLACKS if one can afford the Of course, KATHERINE HEPBURN by Rough Rider 83.50 boxes, sun is plentiful and LIZ TAYLOR "WAKE visibility is excellent in either plus from College Bowl * stand. ME "ORIGINAL PIZZA" IT IS INDEED a pity when one $1395 hicks up the metropolitan dailies. "THE GENE SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI looks at the sports pages. and KRUPA STORY" WHEN LASAGNA ITALIAN SAUSAGE finds some article criticizing

YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE Candlestick Park's wind currents. What's even more surprising SPORT COATS HORNS Spartan Drive-In ITS Is the Net that many of these meteorological experts" are A by Rough Ryder OPEN 3 p.m. - 3 a.m. CLOSED MONDAY "TOBY TYLER" San Francisco and should, by OVER" from ORDERS TO now. realize that the city is GOCY 7-9961 the 53950 usually %tinily this thaw of 'Wreck of the Mary Deare' Starring 354 E. Santa Clara and Eighth Streets year :HUI that it's just :is windy at the Cliff House, Golden Cate Ernie Kovacs Park. and Market st. as it is TOWNE THEATER at the new Giants stadium. "ROOM AT THE TOP" and Noby McCarthy The site of the ball park isn't "GRAND CANYON" hit ... narticillarly conducive to wind. so 2nd tough-packed no matter where the structure "P:SPOKill OVERCOAT" was built the "anti-baseball" "THE ROOKIE" breezes would be present. V 0- RE FOR m summer there won't '!_114CS Come EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN NOW PLAYING AT THE such an extensive wind problem SANTA CLARA of SECOND in S.F. and Giant fans can glee- 'SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER' ragAt SINCE 1925 fully sit back and watch homer, GREEN STAMPS 38 So 3,c1 rip the ozone, but for the present PARK FREE . So 2,1 We Give Them they'll have to grin and bear it. "30" FOX Theater CITY PARKiNG TICKETS VALIDATED * "SAD" SAM JONES. the Giants' Sundays, NBC-TV -Ow Pat Bonn,. ('hero Shoi,rninn .411r-TV ace righthander and the pitcher who is reported to have the most rk.1 "stuff" among NL hurlers will be trying to equalize his lifetime won. lost ledger against the Cubs to- day. Getting off to a bad start in his major league career as a Cleveland Indian, Chicago Cub, and St. Louis Cardinal, the "Toothpick Man" had his greatest year in the big time last year with the heavy-hitting Giants - leading the league in wins (21i and posting the top ERA (2.82) --to bring his over-all slate to 72-75. 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Over California, tomorrow begindunatirsi you prefer to go to- their time to Happy Hollow, a II you had a choice in the mat- \liere would (Th. o the last .n siaris of stc ter - and could do it all over again college? kiddie playground which is being Alcoa Subsidiary on a random survey of 300 SJS students were asked constructed by the San Jose Jun- Some 300 dents conducted by two SJS journal- Interviewing men for part-time recent campus survey' ior chamber of commerce and the I this in a ism professors. The questionnaire asked and summer work. Excellent than half said they would city of San Jose. pay, and more for opinions on extra-curricular 40..4 - Need car. Apply thing all over again - The fraternity members will aid window E, do the same ties, San Jose State College. school to SJS rather than go construction on four consecutive Calif. Dept. of Employment, come spirit, reasons for entering or sttsy,ng Stanford or ('al, Saturdays, with Sigma Chi, Sig- 1353 The Alameda, out of teaching, and masons for en- 7 p.m., ma Nu and Lambda Chi Alpha tering 5.15.-Ed.) Thursday nights. VOL. 47 donating their services tomorrow. Building and painting fences Lowest Gas Prices The Stir% ey us is conducted the and painting a maze will be the in San Jose week before Easter vacation by ETHYL-100+ OCTANE Journalism students under the di- I students' contribution. Pet REG.-90+ OCTANE rection of two journalism profes- Happy Hollow is being modeled FINE after the Dennis the Menace park ARTS Cigarettes 22c sors. Interviewees were queried on' spirit, their opinions ot SJS. , In Monterey. It is a non-profit All Major Oils-38t ...hy they came to SJS. and how self-supporting enterprise. CORP. Boa yours'. "::eh they valise extra -curricular The mirk is being built un seven ar .,..1 ivities. 20% STATIONS Will conduct of the 300 questioned. 176 said group inter- lor This airplane is actually a flying 4th & William-6th & Keyes would choose San Jose State PORTO1A DRY CLEANING views at 2:30 and his The course taught in it 10TH AND TAYLOR 4:00 on during classroom. AND LAUNDRY SERVICE is Air Navigation, under real con- OCEAN ATTRACTS MANY Monday April 25th for male to the ditions. The students are young San Jose weather has attracted CHANNEL SPAN-Reaching planning stage, this is an artist's Aii.,t;ons & Repar ni la die Hu men who have been selected as pos- students seeking Summer , many out-of-towners and the near- conception of proposed bridge linking England and France which 263 E. Williams CY 4-8842 Mr,. I sible future leaders of the Aero- , MELS ness of the ocean has brought would cost $560,000,000. It would be 200 feet above the channel, employment - Contact Wined a space Team. Graduation after 32 several. have five lane highway, two rail tracks. college avei weeks of training will win each of But the reputation of SJS and Placement Service for loca- WO the students the honored silver PALM nearness to home was the decid- tion and further information. The GE' wings of an Air Force Navigator ing point in 221 of those ques- Just Arrived! and an Officer's Commission. boarding h BOWL , tinned. Secretaries To Dine Tonight See the new PORTA-CYCLE. For certain young men, this the GPA (Inc student said a gr:ultiute ... folds asily for carrying open the way to a Seel et,irkil ,11.1.1i for the California state depart- was 2.16. training can of the KIS I:titivation depart- fits into the smallest car trunk. career of executive poten- The Ultimate in Bowling ment of employment. She will 2.43 all bright ment alit tically has a good department alumnae and press, , Great for traveling, shopping, or the tial. Right now the Air Force is speak on the labor market for sporting. the 2.29 al state-ik ide reputation. Journal- and prospective employers will WESTMINSTER scoring impressive technological [stenographic-secretarial occupa- were also t ism. Occupational Therapy and meet at a dinner tonight at 6:30 advances in the fields of naviga- tions. PR ESCYTERIAN average an Aeronautics %s.-re other depart- tion. guidance and tracking, elec- $ welcomes Co-Rev and p.m. in the cafeteria. Tickets are still available and Paub Cycla CHURCH average. - u-ral groups to open ments that have drawn students tronics and radar. And here is Speaker for the evening will he may be purchased at $2:50 from Service Theta Xi ng Sat. and Sun. end 'every af- on their reputations alone, the Sales and where its highl5 trained and expe- =.noon Dr. Margaret Thal-Larsen, one of Mrs. Leona A. Pickle. depart- GPA and survey Indicated. CY 3-9766 1435 The Alameda rienced Navigators will beexpected California's three labor analysts mental secretary, in TH 116. turority ci "I don't have the ability or the The Alameda cll. to take over command positions of MELS PALM BOWL Students in secretarial courses he winners drive to stay in Stanford or Cal." .increasing responsibility. 1523 West San Carlos Street and their guests may attend. CY 4-7447 Which Wdt` answered one sophomore, "so I'll To qualify for Navigator train- CY 4-2810 poor to Ea spend my four years at San Jose ing as an Aviation Cadet, you must Naval Air Sunday Services TO between 19 and 26,! -single, State." KOED Log Church Slate be 8:30 & 11 a.m., Mrs. Bee healthy and intelligent. And you Given the choice of Stanford. losod.circuit rad' 7.00 p.m. sliming Ix must want to build an exciting, University of California and San Van To Visit 3.,t today in SD: plaque mar interesting career in the Aerospace Stuck for a Gift? Jose state, 64 of the 300 said Cal. u -a the C Union. 315 S. N t Oak- urnph and .1 'Age. If you think you measure up, and 54 said Stanford would be Representatives from the 12:301 r r 'day elitaIr We Have A 'Take the Bus' JOHN KNOX rave $25 ft we'd like to talk to you at the near- their preference if they were to land Naval air station will visit :00 I:05-Spartan sports desk. Wide Selection of to organization est Air Force Recruiting Office.,; begin again. San Jose State Wednesday to in- 1:05-1:25-Down the s...bes with How FELLOWSHIP SJS 'GOOD BARGAIN' terview male students interested 5f8Ch was Or clip and mail this coupon. Parakeets and Jun WESTMINSTER (tailored for studentsj Finches But almost one-third said the in naval aviation. 125 1:30-KOED landlne news. NISP. There's a Place for tomorrow's tuition in the Californias state A naval aviation information PRESBYTERIAN TOP highs low 9:40 e.m. Perspective leaders on the Buntings college system makes SJS the best van equipped with aviation dis- CHURCH Sc;,. plays and the latest models of eznulated ,Aerospace Team. Canaries buy for the money. for Current study: One student who said he naval aircraft will be located near WHO? liephart's U S. Student Discount would choose Stanford over 5.15 the bookstore. PERSPECTIVE 9:40 a.m. :.hest (Wen With ASB Card You, You, You and Us , if he could start over. sald the The Navy has two aviation pro- WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Knox Club "academic atmosphere at Stan- grams, an aviation officer candi- College Students! Force date program available for college Service continues this Sunday Air ford and the top-grade faculty" meet student MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY make it more worthwhile. But graduates and a naval aviation Church bus stops at 7th and friends here ... AVIATION CADET INFORMATION cadet program available to men San Fernando, 9:15, 7th and Folks. SEPT. SC1040 the high tuition is a major con- Institute with two years of college. San Carlos, 9:20 a.m. Returns BOA 760g, WASHINGTON 4, D. C. sideration, many answered. to campus, 12:30 p.m. No G. Winfield Blourd, Minister use Was i am between 19 and 26Vi, a citizen An intelligence examination will of Religion .,114 CPA stifle U.Sand a n.gh school graduate Cal is too big and too hard to charge. Other stops as re- Chrirles Tyler, Minister w.th Fears of college. Please stay in, said one student. "Al- be given on campus to those who quested ICY 4.1447). v.ti a 2.569 send me detailed information On the to Students Aviation Cadet program. ' though Cal's prestige and the big desire to see if they meet r..- C T7 7 7 bao 2.564 quired qualifications. ,aapp's NAME sports program are good, the pace THEOLOGY ON A COLLEGE LEVEL Trade at SJS is just right. The students a 1.69 STREET PET AND GARDEN SHOP are friendly. too," he added. CANTERBURY LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA In the met C ITY AVENUE ASSOCIATION Social, Religious Activity sts followed COUNTY STATE_ 668 LINCOLN Presbyterians Welcome You CY 2-4950 Christlan Center ath a 257 92 SOUTH FIFTH STREET SAN JOSE STATE IR CPA. : Spartaguide Holy Cotnroun.-, a 7.30 a m COLLEGE WARD SUNDAY WORSHIP: intinental Mon. & Thur. 8am-9pm Every Thursday Regular Sunday Meetings 'ace with a IDA'S Arab-American Students Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 48 No. 3rd ,:eumulated Hours 8am-7:30pm iron 7 p m. TUXEDO Co'ege Barbera E. Arnold Services at 9.30 and 11:00 a.m. The GPAs Sat. Close 6pm International Students organization RENTAL CHURCH OF 'dents wer CY 2-9102 REVEREND PHIL W. BARRETT, Pastor , cool-dint .’ r =., Blue Phone JESUS CHRIST Cioner Jacket Pastel Blue Coats, SATURDAY OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS and Pants Red. Gold, Arnold Air society. 436 E. San Fernando PRESBYTERIAN'S OFFICIAL CAMPUS MINISTRY includes Shirt, P'a'd WYte Be- I:: Tie, Cufflinks, "United Campus Christian Fellowship" Souffle 174 South Second Episcopal Church Cummerbunds, SUNDAY Main meeting; Tuesday 7:15 p.m. Suspenders. San Jose Services at Trinity, 81 N. 2nd Roger Williams fellowship 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion Patronize at The Christian Center, 92 South Fifth Street Discuss 9.25 and 11:00 a.m. Wesley foundation 'Morning Prayer REVEREND DON EMMEL, Campus Ra'ur W. B. MOITiOI:k, tie,foe Our Advertisers %int proles V..eocrh "isitie"s- Ass*. JIFFY CAR WASH os - 2 - Ruth La% Entrance Across from Civic Auditorium on W. San Carlos St. MONDAY the pr.iprr, Union Oil Products Union Oil Credit Cards Accepted Independent Men's and Women's FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH s.,red hy TA: council, meeting. CH24 Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San Antonio rut "slt.les' I SPECIAL r.tarr R.- bent Baron. .% THE GREEN LAKE ADVENTURE is Morris Di "9 Problems. SUNDAY SERVICES alle it srhedu 99` CAR WASH Junior class, -e.-s; S326 ' 3' - Roger Williams Fellowship 9:30 and I Ii00 MORNING WORSHIP the issue. Senior class . . _ 7:00 EVENING SERVICE With purchase of 10 gals. Gasoline ; - SUNDAY, MARCH 27th Dr. Clarence Sands - Minister We give S&H Green Stamps Sophomore class, "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" Ba 5:47 p.m. Student Speaker and Supper TRI-C 8:45 and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.-Church Services \s SUNDAY Mu s CLASSIFIEDS Pev, Frank Eder, - Pastor , 9:13 ujis. Fteminir-"Fundamenzais Ptf'sf`F\ r )11 Rev. George L. Co-', Ca AWS Share Rentals Decor 2,tage regulator - mous Pastor 6:00 p.m. Tri-C Club-"Cetri.s:hirViseiri"liii%mt Classified Rates: kthrdillg If, 25c line first Insertion One or 2 student's inquire 495 E. Vs, . Religion completes the college experience. rAlhea 20e line succeeding insertion ham Apr 4 Job Opportunities GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH-Tenth and San Fernando Sunday. 3rd and San Antonio Participate with other collegians this Nal plane 2 line minimum An American Baptist Witness Wanted: girl ever 21 to share apt. "lee fieV,OVIII To Place an Ad: LOr nampus. CY 4.5481. E-aperienced girls to do piton, f- IT inoternel organizat.on near camp.s $1.25 have been Call at Shield's+ Affairs Office Antos for Solo Room 16, Tower Hall 1 per hr. eve. 630.9:00. CY 5-3927. 114 With a No Phone Orders Ford '55 Cone. immanulate. Phone Bill, WM 7:30 to 9 staff needed for summer doy 7 9981. Counseling SJS IB1 gYM I camp. Los Gatos, App. Student Pia,. Methodism's Ministry at hart Kelp Wanted-Male 1954 Ford, 2.door. organ automatic merit See,. AIRLINE STEWARDESSES r"'th trans $300. CY 78084. hrnakfai col.eae es. Ire,' UNIED AIR LINES offers its Stewardesses Le FINE ARTS pay your SALES GIRLS-Who have enough a rewarding, exciting First Methodist St. Paul's '" for 30 Ponses. Scholarships. Commissions. Phone '56 Ford Customline V.8 2.dr. sod: R&H time so as to got about 25 hrs. a week EL 4 5525 cm. wh,te enamel, evenirejs F- and responsible career in Church 8:30.10 w w. std. trans.. beau. innl. Saturday: & Thurs. Church Methodist TO dual eth. $675. GA 5./313. women's snap. Puf,.s. be bright. c the Sky. T STS. ih, Apartments For Root iestic krls 56 or faller. Prefer FIFTH and SANTA CLARA STS. TENCH and SAN SALVADOR '57 MGA, wailer+ cond. $1525. Cell girls who will want to work full time al, If you are attractive .on will It AL 2.7614. Welcomes lose 24>drm. apt. for rent. Htd. swimmin-j summer. JUDDS, 56 W. Santa Curs and personable, you to 930 a.m. College Church Slott Jose. bewteen pocl. Cali CY 8-2375. 1957 Harley Devidson, Model 165, Es, School Class int:holing $775, CY 7 7976. 20 and 26 years of age, MORNING WORSHIP ni jam Firm. Apt. near college, a'-',,' Special Services single arid between 5'2" for 4 $110 Mod. turn. Miscellaneous for Sale 9,30 and 11,00 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP 'or and 5'8" you may Reed San Jose. 35bp 440 TV's FOR RENT. Spe,a1 studer. rates qualify. Drone aircraft engine, 40 ibs. "The Responsible Society" a.m. Head Hahn Ln. Santa Cruz. GR S 0928. $8 5 Phone ES 7 2935 after 530 p.m. 11:00 LIbt Mod. 34m, furn. apt. $82.50. Cpl. pref. Groups 7 2000 2 rn.. f.om World Parish IIhr'T lobs Avail May 1st. Apply Marlowe Apts., 33 Nearly new stereo phono.redio. $65. Ca .1 Picnics, 1111Qs. Special interviews on campus Wednesday, April 27th. Classes, Baptism of Children 'Our S srs, phone owner, AX 6.9380, SJS. Senter Park for Info. CY 7.0950 ^901rnunit PE 9 5564. Minister Please contact your Placement Office for application and R.sv. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Ed.l^ M. Sweet, dist, yoew floor 14806 formal with over sk,H. 100 Wedding Invitations $12.50, Th04 Visitation Modern (urn, apts. near school Low sum- appointment. John IA, Foster, Assoc. Minister Carl Mhgat, Minister of mer ,. 283 E. Reed, CY 3.7103, Suot 9 10. Worn once. CY 4.7848. I you notes hew! AL 2 9171 days. eves