'Unfounded' Daily Without the Newspaper's "1 Nofficially" Chief Justice Dick Christiana Said Yes- Brubeck Ducats Consent

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vOL. 46 SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1959 NO 123 Illegal Ad Charge Before Court Today Parker Vote

Official charges against student, and Vrosecuting At- dm advertising methods of torney Milt von Dentin at Objection during the recent elec- the 2:30 Student Court meeting today. tion callIpaign will be made Stevens claims the politica; OP ('ns. er.oitiat, Stan Ste party. inserted small advertising I 4166 cards in an Issue of the Spartan 'Unfounded' Daily without the newspaper's "1 nofficially" Chief Justice Dick Christiana said yes- Brubeck Ducats consent. He said this method of adver- terday Billy Gene l'arker's charge that the referendum Sale tising is In direct opposition to discrimination ASB By-Law amendment was illegally on Still on the campaign rules as outlined and tomorrow are the Toth.) In the student body by-laws. the ballot, is unfounded. Mos to buy tickets for the bst Chief Justice Dick Christiana Officially. Christiana said the Student Court will rule Brubeck concert at Roe 7 said the court will hear the charge tomorrow at Morris Dailey on the constitutionality of the Student Council measure at Jim. and will decide whether or not

Auditorium. the case can be tried. "If the today's n wet ing. reserved tickets have All been charge is legal, we'll set trial for * 'What Parker fails to see is an ample supply sold. but of next Tuesday," he said. that the Student Council has not general ducats selling for $1.23 passed the by-law amendment yet; Stevens said yesterday he is Central Press photo be purchased' in the Glee Club may Stu- basing his claim "not on a per- they simply agreed to put it on Affairs Business dent Office, sonal grudge, but because I am 'And Away We Go' the ballot," Christiana explained. 111141. concerned with good student gov- Kicking and screaming, this resident of Chavez officers a bad time. Several residents of the Parker last week said he did Has Debut ernment run according to the rules Ravine in Los Angeles where the Dodgers plan ravine, regarded as "squatters," fought and not believe the referendum is- cursed deputy sheriffs who forcibly be- and the constitution." to build their new baseball stadium, gives police evicted sue was legal and based his Recognition He added he feels SPUR had them. Note moving van in background. In Concert lief on Article VIII, Section 3 "evaded the constitution" by ad- of the ASB Constitution. vertising in this way. By MIKE JOHNSON The section states that by- Banquet New class officers were sworn The SJS Women's Glee Club laws may be amended by a two- into office yesterday by Chris- Chavez Ravine made Rs first showing of the se- pro- Evictees council, Storm thirds vote of the during class council meet- mester last night in a concert vided the change has been pre- Nexttiana with Sunday ings. Christiana said he would in- the symphony orchestra. A sented at the previous regular. L.A. City Council repeat performance is scheduled stall the ASB officers at in tomor- Protest meeting. St:.icilis %OIL) have rendered for tonight at 8:15 in Concert Hall. row night's Installation Banquet. LOS ANGELES (UPD More than 300 per- 10 acres owned by the ball club in this city. Christiana said the council outstanding service to San Jose Under the direction of Dr. Rus- Court justices will begin their sons, many bearing placards, crowded into the Arechiga revealed he intended to file a damage has not acted illegally "at least State will be honored Sunday at sell Harrison, assistant professor terms next week. City Council chamber yesterday to hear families suit of more than $400,000 yesterday. He and his not yet." "If the council fails p.m. at the annual of music, the glee club sang De- 5:30 Recogni- protest their eviction from Chavez Ravine so that clan have lived in the ravine for more than 30 to pass the two measures Wednes- tion Banquet. Site of the banquet bussy's "The Blessed Damozel." It D ground may be leveled for a new Dodgers base- years on their own property, but the city con- day, then Parker might have a this year is main room of the Ca- is scored for a small orchestra, ball stadium. tends that for the past, six years they have been point," he added. 't ore Deep women's chorus, contralto feteria, announced Marilyn Lloyd, Present to tell the families' side of the story residing in their homes rent free. narra- and soprano. Reason for putting the by-law banquet chairman. was Mrs. Victoria Ang-ustaln, who was accom- Councilman John Holland. a leading opponent tor Marion Flaherty sang the part change on the ballot (by-law 50 Attendance to the yearly affair -Pastor Advises panied by her daughters. of the city-Dodgers contract, announced he would of the blessed damozel, and Sheri- changes do not need student by imitation only, and students EDMONTON. Alberta (UPI) -- Subbing, she told the council that her chil- formally request an explanation of the "ruthless dan Schroeter was narrator. The body approsal) was to test the reminded to pay $1.50 at the The Rev. William B. Ochs, of dren's furniture and other belongings were taken destruction" of the Arechiga home within 13 club is made up of 35 reaction of the students, ASR - i'tent Affairs Business Office by Washington, vice president of the away, forcing them to live in a tent. She said minutes after the eviction. glee voices from all departments, and Pres. Dick Robinson said yes- :orrow for their banquet reser- Seventh-Day Adventists' North Howard L, Holtzendorff, director of the City The property containing two homes was con- carried its part in the rather lengthy work terday. aion, Miss Lloyd said. American division, told a meeting Housing Authority, offered public housing with demned by the City Housing Authority in 1953 adequately, "The council didn't want to pass Pres. John T. Wahlquist wlU Thursday that sermons are too seven beds for the 11 -member family. and purchased by the city for $10,050. The money The program opened with a anything until the students indi- deliver a welcoming address to long. The eviction Ls the result of the city's contract was placed in a bank account Older Arechiga's huge string ensemble playing cated their preferences." Robin- the dinner guests. Main purpose "If you don't strike oil in 20 with the Dodgers, giving the erstwhile Brooklyn name, but so far he has refused to touch it. He "Concerto Grosso for String Or- son said. "We will simply ratify of the banquet will be to present minutes, stop boring," he said. team more than 300 acres in return for about is demanding $17,300 for the property. chestra" by Ralph Vaughan the students' feelings by our vote astards and honors to students. Wil- liams. Wednesday." The -Who's Who In America" Mexican TV Man The orchestra was made up of awards will be presented, as will Alpha Campaign Parker sent registered letters Phi Omega Ope ns about 33 SJS students and the ASH Recognition Awards. In To Address Group almost to Christiana and to President 'La Torre' Sales 100 students from four local high addition, members of the four Wahlquist last week. He said he Dal Valente, a Mexican schools, the San Jose Junior Sym- campus honorary organizations, For Chapter at San Jose City College received an answer from Dr. phony and the college Teaching of Spartan Spears, Spartan Shields, Alpha Phi Omega, national ser- completed the building of ten vot- To Start Thursday radio and television personality, Wahlquist stating that his pro- Strings. Blue Key and Black Masque, will vice fraternity, just completed se ing booths which were donated to The 1959 La Torre %%ill be dis- will be guest speaker at El Circulo test against discrimination on the Following the intermission, Jane SJS campus has been referred to be announced. Blue Key and Black veral service projects and now is the college. Members also conduct- tributed Thursday, Dr. Gerald Castellano tomorrow evening at 7 Masque Ann Fritz, graduating senior mu- the legal counsel of the State De- members will be kept sec- starting an "all-out" campaign ta ed high school tours on campus Forbes, adviser, announced to- in CH166, Loyd Miller, publicity sic major, sang works by Handel, partment of Education for study. anti Sunday. install a new chapter at San Jose and gave away more than 500 day. director, said. Mozart and Puccini. Miss Fritz 'suss Lloyd said special auards City College. cokes to visiting high school sen- "Discrimination Is a hasic Valente, who received his radio gave her senior recital in Concert :(1.0 ii ill he given by depart- "Members are just starting pro- iors on Visitation Day. The books will arrive today; evil, so any loophole we can find and television training in Mexico Hall last month. ments and honorary clubs at the cedures to install an A Phi 0 New officers recently elected in the Student Council proposal after two days of processing City, will speak on the influence Symphony No. 5 in E Minor dinner. chapter at the city college," Steve are Steve Wood, president; Jerry we still feel justified in bring- they will be distributed in the of radio and television on the cul- (from the "New World") by Dvor- banquet menu will consist Wood, president, said. "I'm sure Redford, first vice president; To- ing out." Parker said. Inner Quad. ture of Mexico. ak ended the program. rime rib, salad, and dessert. the plan will prove successful, ndo Uchiyama, second vice presi- A second technicality brought Mks 1.10yr1 explained that the though." dent; Ed Lupton, third vice pres- Dr. Forbes said about 200 forth by Parker is his hope that Spartan ident; Jerry Hoffman, recording UPI ROUNDUP the by-law amendment, if found Foundation this year is The organization has been spon- more copies are available this to Payisi for one dollar of every stu- soring its traditional "bindex" ser- secretary; Renee Cotam, corres- be illegal. also will invalidate the year. dent,' ticket, reducing the cost per vice project. Each year the service ponding and alumni secretary; ASB Constitution measure. "If stude;d to $1.50. "All those invit- fraternity gives away hundreds of Larry Baker, treasurer-sergeant - this is true, then we would not ed sIsfoillrl fake separators. at-arms, and Al Newman, histor- Big have to circulate new petitions," free hinder note Four advantage of this Ministers nfft.r r1r,lareri A Phi 0 members also have ian. Six Summer Camps he said. Christiana refuted this view, Open Geneva Talks declaring that the two proposals Offer Positions were entirely separate on the bal- GENEVA (UPI t The opening flight from a North Carolina pri- lot and that the legality of one Six more suninier ramps have Birdiefest would not effect the other meas- session of the Big Four Foreign soner of war camp because he was contacted the SJS Placement Of- Ministers . Conference ended 55 "tired of running." ,m- 7 Tonight fice to list various summer posi- minutes after it began yesterday. Lt. Kurt Frank Rossmeisl, tions that are available, Mrs. Flo- The session was largely perfunc- who fled a POW wood gathern. tory. Agreement was reached on detail at Camp Butner, N.C., Aiw Tonight at 7 the ninth All-Col- rence Kellenberger, camp place- Degree Applicants procedure and beating arrange- 4, 1943, by pushing a wheelbarrow Badminton Tournament will said yesterday. Per- Candidates Ii undergraduate lege ment director, ments for the conference. The next containing his belongings past a begin in the Men's and Women's degrees in January 1960 must ap- sons interested should contact her session was set for today, with gate guard, surrendered to the Gyms. The tournament will be ply in the Registrar's Office, Adm- in A234. Russia's Andrei Gromyko sitting FBI here Sunday. held from 7 to 10 tonight, tomor- 102 before May 29. The Plantation Camp, at Caza- as chairman. and Thursday nights. CRASH KILLS NINE Major-minor sheets must be on row dero, Calif., has openings for mar- GUBSER HITS ICBM OAK 'HARBOR. Wash, (UPI file before students can ,01,-dule A special singles tournament ried couples. The private camp of- WASHINGTON i UPI I - Rep. A Navy P2V Neptune patrol an appointment. faculty members will he held fers $35 a week per person, plus for Charles S. Gubser IR-Calif.) said bomber crashed and burned yes- Thursday night In the Women's room and board. yesterday that overemphasis on terday after taking off from the Gym. Awards for winners in all Camp-O-Ongo, at Lake Ar- intercontinental ballistic missiles Whidbey Island Naval Air Station -itegories will be presented Thurs- rowhead, wants young men of N could force the United States into the miles north of here and nine day night. Christian faith. the same classic "military mistake of the 10 men aboard were killed, Echo Mountain Ranch, Lrit; Ga- made by a dozen generations." the Navy said. Game schedules for all tourna- tes, is interested in persons who In a prepared address to the One man was taken ments are posted in the Women's are skilled in music, horsemanship, alive from House, Gubser protested what he the burning wreckage (0-m. Players are requested to re- .and camp-related skills, by the TIMELY TIPS called "the placing of all our eggs base's crash port to officials 10 minutes be. Los Altos Girl Scout Council, crew. in one tcHm basket" at the ex- Gravy stains and fore they are scheduled to play. Camp Tuolumne Trails, wants pense of the program to equip nu- ! JET LINER FALTERS mustard spots that counselors, handymen. Pay By adding a novice division to ranges clear submarines with the Polaris LONDON (1.1PiiA Pan-Amer- mar the finish of from $65 to $250 a season. the open division, entries are dou- missile. ican Boeing-707 jet, with 108 pas- your car can be San Jose Boy *mists has a po- ble last year's amount, announced sengers including movie star Rob- wiped clean with Look Birdie sition for a man In aquatics. GERMAN SURRENDERS! at the Fred Brooks, publicity chairman. row. ert Taylor aboard, landed here a cloth moistened Monterey Peninsula Council of CINCINNATI (UPI -- Author- Walt McPherson demonstrates proper technique for to- yesterday on an emergency brak in water and "ght's ninth Tournament, Men's The teurnament is sponsored by Girl Scouts, Camp Loma, in the ities yesterday pondered what to applied standing annual AllCollege Badminton log system. It was the second such WAA. Co-flee, Men's intramural, Santa Cruz Mountains, has open- do with a former World War It "d Women'-. Gyms, 7 to 10 p.m. The tournament also will be in your polished held and Recreation Leadership Meth. ings for various directors, cowl- officer in the German Army who landing for a Boeing-707 in three tomorrow and Thursday nights. Looking on are Fred Brooks, cotton or cord ChB oris Class. Wort' and maintenance men. gave himself up 14 after at Barrett, Gretchen Moeller, arid Deanna Manning. r-Fir his days London Airport. Bermuda shorts from R,/A. $5 and 5.95. ATKINS Time' Issue To Hit First at Santa Clare Stands 500=5,v,0%,-:::.:4:41zitiOc Special 'Leisure Friday -T 11.T k n tn Tasalday `,f.-,y 1? 1St59'N, _ {ITTLE MAN ON.C.AMPUS 5pa 2 iangail 'TIME TO CLEAN LIP GICL REMEMesER NOW, A VLACe FOR EVERYTHING AN EVERYTHING IN ir5 as mead class matter April 34, 1934, at RACE"' San Joses,olarl;if:rin.i: .1.1cn,d.e.rf,1:: Mardi 3, I$M Mernbirt California Newspaper Publishers' Association. let Associated Students el San Jose State College, except Saturday and Published ymir, Sunday, retnaindar-eVschoollear basis. In Fall semester. $r.1: .In Spr,ng cTe+ Ed der Est. 210, Sig Aler ill Press of 610bReogNiant. semester. 53 ty Monde, through iridy A... phone "111 shoeld be made thoinq pa., .d " Jerry Id "n.toll,11 taplud7..10.1: 181 s""D'!4:4 .1Hi .:rfl fldiosj:r1": Jean Rude, Phsiiis Ma<11411, Alarjoti Grald.ne Gelden Jues PHILLIPS. Editor BILL K"ELc1’.’.EY."’A"’dt’v’e’rt"i sing tkA"v. DAY Editor Larry Worthington Fine Arts Editor Mike News Editor Jim Adams Wire Editor Gayle No Senior Apathy? v%hich is 1101 tt nanciaily. rib. But I IllIS Is not mentioned) council had a delicious fish dinner also is EDIToR: Poor eyesight? No! If the Senior Class to have the dances available for those who desire. This is neither an attack nor not voted a Junior Prom would Again, foresight. an apology. It is simply a state- jointly, BUT CATCH THIS impossible. The Sen- Perhaps conditions would not FREE FREE ment of fact in answer to the have been PILLAR OF PER'FACTION_ would have thntinued be as they are if persons who editorial in Spartan Daily on ior Ball iN HE_g NATURALi , i The class council are unhappy with existing con- I4,401TAT1 / _ _L___I i Tuesday. May 5, by Miss Nick - as planned. the function was ditions would come to council ,_. k ----i son. felt that since FULL QUART OF MILK -college affair anyway, meetings and exercise that good - First, the present Senior Class an All i certainly would not hurt old American right to vote. had nothing to do with the mass that it Class. Through the conferring of degrees to bache- the Senior Barry Jett with every cooperation of both classes, the lor's candidates or the seniors' Jack Wise -Senior Ball promises to privilege of no finals during Junior Judy Johnson success, their last semester being taken be a real Ellie Gabler away. Nor did any bther senior As was brought out in Tues- Vera' Sclunetgen class. day's editorial, the Senior Ban- Bunny Robinson NEW YORK t410 Although we don't like the quet is to be held in the Cafe- Walt Newberger idea of taking finals, we think teria May 29. at 6:30 p.m. The Dave Cox 4 S-34 price of the bids is $3.25 per most people will agree that the 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111 mass conferring of degrees is plate. The main course is prime STEAK s' r a matter of necessity. Includes: Secondly. Adobe Day was TYPEWRITER eliminated because of foresight. Hawaii U. Offers Garlic Bread, Chili, 'Since the elimination of manda- eartkpeople Salad and Baked Potato tory senior fees, it has become RENTALS .necessary to plats these events Summer Courses SPECIAL STUDENT RATE: according to the number of fl..-- ',:.s 0.1 .,:'ratlre de- people v. ho would attend. Apa- scribing the 1959 summer ses- iilliI1111111111111111111rniMMIIIIIIIIMBY JERRY NACHHANiiiiiiiillilli1111111111 ALSO . . . thy and no finances are not the sion at the University of Ha- MANY, MANI' ASHRIN TABLETS and about 139 years ;le, 1 mo. $6.00 reason for the canceling of waii are now available, said a young woman named Flo Nightingale was born to do a job. That =lobe Day. It was canceled be- Dr. Robert E. Cralle, executive job: make like a nurse. EVERY SUN., MON., TUES. iiuse there were not enough director. University Study Tout- So Flo, by the time she was 12, already had become quite pro- 3 mo. $15.00 people interested in attending. to Hawaii. The six-week pro- ficient at folding pieces of butcher paper into three-cornered caps. - Thirdly, it is the Junior Class gram convenes June 21 through Incidentally, whoever began that bit of medicinal propaganda FREE DELIVERY August 1. 1959. about nurses being built like Daisy Mae bi In for a shack nest time AND PICKUP IN TOP SIRLOIN $107 For information, bulletins, ;Ap- they visit their favorite neighborhood hospital. SAN JOSE AREA plication forms, and catalogues, Most of those grandmotherly sadists who arouse you at 3 a.m. Looking for an unusual makes STEAK 'gift or funny gag itrn interested persons may write to resemble a Charles Addams heroine; that pre-dawn light ,,,to bug your friends at Dr. Robert E. Cralle, University nursie shimmer with a greenish glow as they bend over your pillow :that party? Study Tour to Hawaii, 3305 Wil- -- cotton reeking with alcohol, bicycle pump-sized hypodermic ROBERTS

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AB an. AEI' /M IOW ..111. INV AK LS an Vie *he It,d Baseballers Close Out Season Tonight !, . only es 4-4414. SPARTAN liAl1Y-11 S41404 ,portc5 Do:di Hornets Tangle Jayvee Golf Squad eine By Harvey Johnson ... Sports fditor ng In 12-9 Triumph Spoth ii CURTAIN RINGS DOWN on the San Jose State baseball JoAnson Here Under Arcs :111,.. :11 1111.1i.1,1 at Municipal Stadium when mrgomaiys 5,00j, tonight the Sacramento State Hornets tangle with the red-hot Spartans. Sam Jose State hasehallers will close out their regular ors with a par 72 as the San Jos( 'Maw has captured San Jose State their last four games in a row to schedule t 'gilt with a single game under the lights at Mu- State junior varsity golfers out- k I . . . ran their season record to 21-20. ohot College of San Mateo, 12-9. varsity nine, this season nicipal Stadium against the Sacramento State I lornets. For the has been a mediocre one. Yet, Thursday at the Almaden gulf E has been professed here in previous columns, they had Game time is 7:30. as it one of course. HEADQUARTERS the best clubs in years under the Sobezak reign. The Spartans defeated the Hornets, 10-4, in an early Next season Sobezak will have a tremendowe Ittleielle to work gaine at tile capilai. Teammate LOU SehillitZ follow - will he six hurlers hat- Ahermen ots. Returning front this year's squad. Heading Hill Leach'. seniur righthander. with a record of 7-3. ed closely with a 73. The win ch- I.arry the list are lefthanders Williams and Dick Holden. Williams, ine; M.:oars the starting assign-+ - record of - waxed an undefeated season which junior, has a 5-4. All four of his setbacks have been ment from Coach Ed Sobezak. saw the Jtiyvees compile a 7-0 re- ,aio run decisions. ,nri Playing their last game,of If yOu're trying Holden, only a sophomore this season, promises to be one L es Available cord under coach Jerry Vroom. of the ' legiate competition will be catcher to get Mt. TROUT top pitchers in-San Jose history. The Palo Alto southpaw, as a fresh- Prior to Thursday's matches the Don .Cl. first baseni', or Mr. BASS. come man last season twirled one no-hitter and threw two one-hitters. Jim May Mateans were also unbeaten Schmiedt. second hasem i; For 20 27 ,n and see us. In his opening performance this season, Holden tossed a master- , Bobby Kral!, and Leach. one-hitter at Stanford in the Sunken Diamond. ful Saturday the Spartans boosted , Ping-Pong Tourney LOSES SOBCZAK WILL HAVE his entire first string outfield of Al Pi- their season sEGRE6ATION mark to 21-20 with !, RICHMOND, Va. (tan I .5 mentel, Jim Pusateri and Emmett Lee back, plus the likes of Bill Entryt blanks are now available 1 a 4-2 win over the San Diegoj t Federal appeals court yesterdio and Carl Talley. Nichols an Talley played this ', in the recreation office (Room 7i ' . . You can catch Nichols sparingly Marines. dreeslaeyrse ardanstee,liCnicianrc-em eig:di tavaarit; season but in their performances served notice of better things next Lefthander Dick Holden re- . of the Women's Gym for the All e+erything hero you need in season. CitiVI`ti credit for the no-in, his 1College Table Tennis Tournament County, Va., and directed the Another strong point on the 1960 baseball squad fishing equiprne,t will be In the in- fourth of the season. Itii was Pe- to be held May 20 and 27. I county to integrate its public Returning will be. third baseman Jim 1.ong, shortstops .Doud lieVed in the ninth bv ierthand- schools next Septeniber. and Bill Inderbitzen. 'The tournament, to be held in McChesney er Larry Williams. Holden was in Princetne hFe2diwial rd, riira caiutit up the positions WG21, is being sponsored by. the i Backing vacated by graduating seniors will be lirted for a plush hitter in the Negro-populated1 :"14).1{1 I \ 1,, Galvan and Kris Reinertson at John first; Larry Bachitt and Jerry Si.. rt a els t hree- run eighth Leadership Methods Class, Men's .Southside':' ofy Virginia vas aft who played sparingly at third, GOODS Baker. will be at second. Intramurals, WAA and Co-Rec. original defendant in the Suprenic Ted Coutts, the sparkplug of the Spartans 79 E SANTA CLARA throughout the BILL LEACHThe ace right- is 5 !Court's 1954 desegregation rutin?: Beason, will handle the catching chores. Coutts, Ted Coutts batted for Holden The deadline for signups a transfer from bander will pitch his last colleg- Orange Coast J.C. sat out last season. in the eighth anh drew a walk. p.m. May 13. All students at San iate game tonight when the Bill Inderbitzen, for On paper any team looks good. Such was the case of the Spartan pinch hitting Jose State are eligible for the 1 Spartans meet Sacramento State Jim Long, smashed nine this season. San Jose holds two victories over Stanford, the team a single, send- event and there are divisions for i Where Servings Are Large under the lights at Municipal ing Coutts to third. Al Pimentel which will be the probable representative for the California Inter- men's singles, women's singles, and I Stadium. Leach has a 7-3 re- singled collegiate Baseball Assn. in the District eight NCAA playoffs. Coutts in with the first mixed doubles, And Prices Are Right cord this season. run. Three consecutive walks gave WEST COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE champion Santa the Spartans two The tournament will be played 7 Clara Broncos suffered only one defeat in the WCAC more runs and schedule, that under the rules adopted by the to the Spartans. the margin of victory. , United States Table Tennis Assn It was games such as this, to mention only a few, which showed SAE Takes NL, BOA* Krail, Emmett Lee, and all players are expected to I. ARCHIE'S the Spartans did have the potential. Coach Solaczak throughout the thing McChesney, Pimentel, and familiar with them. season showed dismay at his team's failure to produce as a balanced luderhitzen collected the San Trophies will be awarded to fit- t STEAK HOUSIA unit. irs ine game the pitching would be great and the hitting autro- Jose hits. NleChesney had two DU-ATO place winners of each of the di, eious. The following day it would Have /CBI's, while Lee and Pimentel sions. 545 S. 2nd. St. Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. he a reversal. each had one. irionSsen Lowest Gas Prices Like the famous cry so often Bob Copeland and Ernie Brooks shouted in late October, from the ETHYL-100 OCTANE Playoff in AL garnered two hits for the Marines. deserted area of Ebbets Field in Copeland had a double and Brooks REG.-90 OCTANE Brooklyn, the Spartans will "Wait Sigma Alpha 1.ir,ilon iirciiirsi to . had a triple for the Marines' extra 'til next year." its fifth straight IFC softball win baseblows. Cigarettes IS:. yesterdaY, an 8-1 decision over Sigma Chi, to win the National LINE DRIVES: Last season the All Major Oils-38; qt. 'Mural Softball Spartans completed their regular Today's schedule: League crown. SAE hurler Bob McGetchen schedule with a 14-16 record. ... UN vs. The Hustlers at South- turned in a fine three hitter as ' Lee needs one hit to equal the re- 20 STATIONS west diamond, football practice cord of 50 hits in a season set by 4th & William-6th & Keyes his mates supported him at the field. plate with eleven safeties. First Jerry Clifford in 1957 . . only Ads vs. The Clods at Freshman baseman Bob Sullivan and catcher graduating senior on the pitching baseball diamond. Rim Earl stood out in the field for staff will he Leach. . . . Sobczak I he winners. will have six returning hurlers for In American League action Del- next season . .. the Spartan head MAYFAIR Upsilon came through with a coach will complete his third term Insight CY 3-8405 must" win to tie for first place as SJS head baseball men- cheig, SLATE tor . . currently he is riding on 11 the standings. While the league Both In Color leading Alpha Tau Omega nine , the crest of a four-game win SPARTAN DRIVE-IN was dropping a 5-2 nod to Delta streak. The Spartans hold victories over St. Mary's (2), USF and the for 75c "TEMPEST" Sigma Phi, DU flinger George Wagner was fashioning a one hit- Marines. The only losses SJS has ter for his team as they downed suffered in its last nine games "SUBMARINE SEAHAWK" Sigma No 2-0. have been to the Santa Clara The day's results left both DU Broncos in a single game and a split with Newt Wed. SHAGGY DOG" and ATO tied for the first spot doubleheader St. Meryl with 4-1 records. The two teams at Moraga. will meet in a playoff tomorrow for the league title. The playoff C AtV promises to be a real down to the CY.4-5544 wire affair as ATO already has edged DU, 1-0, in regular season IN COLOR play. The winner of the DU-ATO "AUNTIE MAME" game will play SAE, the National AUDREY HEPBURN Starring League champs, on Thursday, for ANTHONY PERKINS ROSALIND RUSSELL IFC crown. 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the Worlds Most GORGEOUS GLOWING GIRLS PLUS The True Story of the TITANIC ALLEY BARBER Sm it h-Corona "A NIGHT TO REMEMBER" Across from San Jose State rttb, (Cheri your critics rriting on 0c, on 123 SOUTH 4TH "Up the Alley" Students with Csirds Only 7k Coffee Free %MT Tuesday. May 12. Acts for Peace' Brazil Math Shop Valley Writers Conference Dinner S ponsors.C on fba To Be Held at De Anza Hotel Friday Students Speak for Peace" Is Program Scheduled Tiiiherraiss is the last day tu Alumina's id the AV I the theme of an all-day program gibup rep.r, How to challenge the fast learn- make reservations for the Valley that many of California's Thursday sponsored by "Acts for Junior Year in Brazil, a nea top ar,. in the middle Writers Conference kick-off din- era will atend. Peace." study program, is being sponsored ers in arithmetic Reservations grades is the theme of a one-week ner Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the De be made by calling The program will open with an by the New York University and Mrs. c. workshop offered by 1959 Summer Anza Hotel, Snyder at ANdress. outdoor meeting in barbecue area the University of Bahia, according 9.45.38 T. Sessions at San Jose State, June price is $3.50. near the Women's Gym at 11:30 to Dr. Carleton Sprague Smith, John Wesley Noble, writer for a.m. The program will feature stu- director of NYU's Brazilian Insti- 15 to 19. Saturday Evening Post, Reader's tute and of the Junior Year in There is need to give abler pu- Digest and Holiday, and co-author dent and faculty speakers and an OFFICE HOURS Brazil program. pils an opportunity to progress to of the novel, "Never Plead Guil- informal discussion period. Spartan Deily Advertising the limit of their abilities, accord- after-dinner speaker. Depaiimps More speakers and discussion The plan, which is aided by a ty," will be I:45 p.m. - 4,20 pm. ing to workshop directors. All phone sessions will be featured at the grant from the U.S. Department San Jose Mayor Louis Solari and cells regarding Display The week-long one-unit, teach- Pettit, local Chamber of Ads should be made between Student Christian Center at 7:30 of State, is open to all college and Russell E. hours. (NI the Axis ers' course, "Workshop for Enrich- -Plato Classified Sa, p.m. university students in the United Commerce manager, also will at Room IS, Three Tower Hall.) "Acts for Peace" is an unofficial States. ment in Arithmetic, Grades speak. with specific organization of more than 50 stu- and Six," will deal Its curriculum runs from July instruction, dents and faculty members. The examples of onrichilig I, 19:19, through June 10, 1960. discussions and individual research group sponsored "Peace Pilgrim's" It will be the first programs of visit to SJS on May 4 projects. Its kind to be carried out In The workshop staff will be Brazil by NIT. headed by Dr. Maurice L. Har- Bob Young, Junior Class president, in dark suit . . . Brazilian, Portuguese and His- tung, professor of education, Chi- Barry Jet+, Senior Class president, in tux . . . Co-Rec Features panic-American subjects will be cago University. studied. Fields offered include Dr. John L. Marks, SJS profes- Beatnik Bounce, linguistics literature, history, so- sor, and Elton Thompson, SJS as- Junior-Senior Ball S4 After Friday neatniks will al, ,unci tomorrow ciology, fine arts, and music. sistant professor, are other staff Less than four days remain for Boll co-chairman. night at Co-Rec's "Beatnik Average cost per student will be members. students to purchase reduced-rate Date of the Ball, less than two Bounce." All students are invited $2500. Several scholarships are Advance reservations now are Junior-Senior Ball bids. weeks away, is May 22. Location is to attend dressed as beatniks. The available. being taken by the Summer Ses- Bids now are on sale for $3 in San Francisco's Village and two activity will be held in the Wom- Interested persons may write to sions office, Adm144. the Student Affairs Business Of- orchestras of Dick Reinhart will en's Gym beginning at 7:30. Director of the Brazilian Institute. fice. play from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Social dancing with the "Jazz New York University, New York 2, Bid prices will go to $4 Friday, Dress for the first combination Critigs" combo will be the special New York. Applications should b. Prof Wins Funds according to Deanne Bennett, Junior-Senior Ball held in Spartan feature, in addition to volleyball, submitted through the dean of th- history will be formal. Dark suits foursquare, badminton, and ping- applicant's college as soon a poN- For Chem Project are acceptable for men Ball-goers. pong. sible, Dr. Smith stated. Dr. Harold J. DeBey, assistant "Makajuu Lan'," Is theme of ------'Masham s Repose' the dance. professor of chemistry, has re- Political Talk ceived a grant of $4025 from the Dave Cox is co-chairman along "An Ex-candidate Looks at His To Open Thursday with Miss Bennett. 'Y' To Sponsor U.S. Department of Health. Edu- Party," will be the topic of Dr. cation and Welfare to conduct a A ,taged reading kd -Mistress associate profe- William Watcher, one-year research project in the Masham's Repose," a tale of pre- sor of political science, in Cat, - Planning Retreat field of enzymes. sent-day Lilliput, will open Thurs- teria room A today at 12:30 p.m. Art Student The annual Student-Faculty The subject of his research pro- day evening at 8:15 in Studio All faculty members are invited Planning Retreat, sponsored by ject is "Etizymatic Deformylation Theater. It will play Thursday and to attend. Spartan Y, will be May 15-17 at of N-Formyl Amino Acids." ' Friday night. Tickets will be 50 Talks at Y or Forest Knolls in Mario County. Dr. DeBey, 35, is a native of cents at the door. ''The Painter Speaks" is title the second talk In the, "Creati% Cost of the weekend, which is Kansas, and a graduate of Colo- Yvonne Jackson will read the in the Arts" series sponsored by eopen to everyone, is $5.50. Hi- rado State College of Education. lead. Maria. Her friends, Mrs. Spartan Y tomorrow at 3:45 and Spartaguid tory and purpose of the Y will Ile joined San Jose State faculty Noakes and the professor, will be 7 p.m. discussed 1f1 1957. read by Gwen Sack and John Wil- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB, , Gerald Pfaffel, senior art major, meeting, CHI35, 7 p.m. son. Other readers will include Ce- will present his paintings which KAPPA PHI, degree of light, formal cilia Winokur, Jay Michelis, Jim dress, First Methodist Church, 7 p.m. have been termed "controversial" Dunn and Dan Knowles. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZA The canvases will be on display all TION, testimony meeting, College Ch., The story, written originally by day at the Y. pal, 7:30 p". T. H. White, has been adapted by Pfaffel will discuss his paintings INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCI- ENCES, Warren Wilson from NASA to its director, Alden Smith, assist- and what he is trying to say , speak on wind tunnels, El le, 7:30 Pm Holiday Burgers ant professor of speech. through them. SANGHA, meeting, CHI61, 12 3: Next week, poetry will be dis- orn’ cussed by Richard Daniel. English NEWMAN CLUB, Newman Hall, class Teacher Applicants on Roman Catholic faith, 4:30 p.m.; gen- Applications for student teach- teacher at Los Gatos High School.. eral ethics class, 7 p.m. ing next fall are being taken from The last of the series will be May SPARTAN SPEARS, meeting, CH162, Kindergarten-Primary and Gen- 26, when a jaza combo will per- 7 p.m. tr eral Elementary majors in TH159. form. SPARTAN SHIELDS, meeting, CH358, 1 6:45 P.m. r PHI UPSILON OMICRON, dessert U.S. KEDS , party honoring seniors, HEI4, 7:30 p.m. lAlumni and present membeys invited. 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