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Officer List Due Committee To Meet All campus organizations Presidents or %ice presidents must turn in a list of officers of all organizations interested in prior to May 10 to remain utli- Homecoming are asked to attend Hied, according to Harrison Gibbs, AK attorney. Organi- the Homecoming Committee zations who do not comply will meeting londa) at 330 p.m. in be prosecuted by the Student the student Union Building Court. attart Rules and entrance procedures All lista should be turned in to will be discussed, afeording to Hely, Aho, ASB receptionist, in Jerry MfCarths, Homecoming the Student Colon. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Committee chairman. Vol. 43 Son Jose, Colliornio, ril 27, 1956 No. 173 Spikers Seek Upset Symphonic Band Phi Mu Sorority Crest Orchestra Rally Will Introduce To Give Concert Makes Request To Furnish Music Win Over Fresno Tomorrow Night For Junior Prom ASB Candidates By PETER MECKEL The San Jo,e State Symphonic Dick Crest, 1951 gr.,duatc of The first election rally in SJS history will be 11,..1 Monday at (Sports Editor) Band, under the direction of Dr For Blood Donors Jose State, and his orchestra. I I :15 a in on the lawn, north of the reserve book room. Presidential t+an Jose State's track teatn 33111 be out to perionn what Coach Robert Eiester, assistant professor A ,iramattc plea f¦i- bl, (,c1 has '5 ill furnish the music for the .11,11-ants will present their campaign platforms and other candidates Bud Winter calls "operation superman" when it takes on ixn.verful of music, will present a concert been issued by members of Phl annual Junior Prom, to be held in the ASB elections will be intniduced. Don Hubbard, ASB presi- Fresno State tomorrow afternoon on Spartan Field. Field events will tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock Mu sorority in .behalf of the son ; Saturday. May 5 dent, will officiate at the event Concert Hall. cook, according to Mrs. I start at 1:30 o'clock, while the track events will begin at 2 o'clock. in the of their While attending SJS. Crest had Purpose of the rally. is to give voters a chance to become acquaint- The program will include -Over- Maxine Smilie of the San Jose , Although Fresno could hand the Spartans a bad licking, come. a combo every week on the "Spar- ed with the candidates running in the ASB elections to be held next ture to La Clemenza Di Tito" by Blood Center. tan Review," a radio show on one _ . through performances on all sides could give San Jo ,,e razor.thin Thursday and Friday. according Mozart; "Andante front Second The boy is James Hall, 19, and of the local stations. Also, on of margin of victory. to Bob Becker. chief justice Violin Concerto," by Strauss; "Con- is the son of Mrs. June Hall, the . the same station, he had his own the Student Court. Small as their chances may certo Grosso," by Wagner; "Vie- sorority's cook. Jim *as born VS Frost Camp The Spartan Daily also will seem against the likes of Mike tory at Sea," by Rodgers and without a portal vein. This vein "Suite in F Major." by Hoist. the main blood artery to the publish the platforms, names Agostini, Ancel Robinson, Tom Is One of the selections, "Vona- liver As a result, other smaller Expects To Attract and backgrounds of the candi- Noll, Ed Denbow and Dave Cas- tions for Concert Band," will be veins perform the task. This, in dates in the election Issue nest per, the Spartan spikers are fired conducted by the composer. Allyn turn, builds pressure. 400 New Students Thursda% Candidates are urged up and are out to pull off what M. Ferguson Jr., a graduate of San This condition forced Jim to to submit their platforms to would be the upset of the year. Approximately 400 new San the Daily office by 1.30 p m Jose State College. abandon high school. Since 1952, College students will Appearing as soloists with the he has received 116 pints Jose State Monday. Winter compares the Spar- of be present at next tall's Fresh- tan team to a "David with a band in Wagner's "Concerto Gros- blood; of this number, only 24 along with 40 camp Presidential candidates in the Friesen, George replaced. man Camp, sling shot against the Goliath ' so," will he Allan have been He has been counselors and 20 faculty mem- spring elections are Al Behr. Jack and Richard Hodge, trim- at Santa Clara County Hospital Fresno." Ile said. "In order for Joiner bers, according to Bruce carter, pets, and Saul Estrada, baritone since Starch 6. us to win, it would take come- "Blood public relations representative. through performances in every horn. is the only thing keep- The camp will be held at Asilk- event. It is asking Other seleetions on the program ing him alive," ,said Miss Rudy Sept. an awful lot. Coot omar near Monterey Bay. hut the team wants will be "Cordoba" and "La Bernstein of thk Blood Center to shoot ! Leireona: "Hunting- "Only 14 -16, and will cost $17 per the works." parsa" by surgery ein completely The cost covers all travel- Tower Ballad," by Respighi and cure him. The doctors student here are ' ing expenses and room and board. , By "shooting the vorks," stars "Burlesque from Ninth Symphony." trying to get a west coast surgeon " ..inp counselors will go to the ' by Shostakovich. The Blood Ceqter has declareo such as Lang Stanley, Don Hub- .,ftair reduced cost, while Tuesday "Jim Hall Day," at a bard, Don Malinoff and .M far, accord- the faculty go free. s:1 COACH BUD WINTER ing to Mrs. Smile Students inay will have to double aaginst pow- The camp will include discus- ej-ful opponents. . Head% "Operation Superman" donate blood at that time between ! - - Kaucher Lectures sion of all problems which the 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m Transpor- incoming students will face Thu Stanley has perhaps the tough- tation to the Center %cill be pro- est job of all. In the 440 he runs vided DICK MIST covers such, topics as student To Senior Briefing donors from in front of government orgatiiration and into Fresno's Noll, who ran :483 Pick the Student Linion at various in- . . . Ts Play at Prom Lecture by chances of participation in it, liv- last week aaginst Occidental. The tercals throughout the day. ing conditions, fraternity and sor- Spartan ace will be forcedrc to go On Leisure Time program for one year called "The all out to beat Noll. Then he mo Si ority activities. and other topics Packs Auditorium Dr. Dorothy Kaucher, prates- High School Hit Parade Show." in which new students may be come back with little rest and sor of speech, spoke ye.:terday to Having played for many of take on the tough Casper, who Students and townspeople pack- assembly on gnups To Open intichrieesrte the Senior Briefing the fraternities and sororities will be organized recrea- has run 1:51.9 this year. How- ed Morris Dailey Auditorium yest- of "The Graduate's here, group se err the subject Crest and his tion, which takes in swimming, ever. the Spartan star, holder of erday to hear uranium multimil- Use of Leisure Tune" For Nature School featured at the Panhellenic the world's fastest 880 clocking lionaire Vernon Pick explain his volleyball, softball, football and She gold the coess that she was Registration for the bummer ses- Dance, the Military Ball and other sports. There also will be for 1956 at 1:48.7, is a great , philosophy of life unchanged not qualified to tell the students sion of the West Coast Nature the Soph Hop. Those attending two social dances. competitor and has an excellent since his 10 million dollar strike. the of how thee; should; spend their School will begin Tuesday in Room Wintermist Dance 1951 Any new student freshman or DON HUBBARD chance for a double win. A solidly built man whose S100, Dr. Gertrude. Cavins, swayed to the music of Crest, seather-bronzed face reflects leisure time after they are gradu- head transfer- is eligible to ttend. . . golly ea C that leisure of science education. announced whose slogan is "Be a musical Hubbard must break into hours of outdoor living, Pick cited sled. Dr Kaucher said Fresno's distance strength if the , . time is an individual. thirig. and. yesterday. guest of Dick ( rest, his celeste aolf-sqfficiencyta. us .hia nutastwe and orchestra." as they did at Fairbanks. 41Wssee1P/ Fromm spartans are to win. Ile runs advised his that each person must choose his Regi;lration is limited: There are for greatness and Running for tries president occupy such ! will into Denhow and Allison Jordan listeners to "stand on your own ' own diversions to be no extension in deadlines. Student Activity Sheets Gary Clarke. Don Ryan and Ken ' It will be a same year. in the, mile and will have to he two feet" in seeking success. time matter of -first come. Schoch. Fresno's first served." Dr. Cavins said. During his career, Crest h.c. at his best to place. Add -Real security comes from She further related that she and Dick Aring- Turkish runner Cahit Onel in There is a $15 fee, payable at been musical director for Thc Must Be Up to Date Jim Springer yourself." he said, "and from did not see how the student just running for the office of the two mile and it is easy to time of registration. Mills Brothers, Helen Forrest, The ton are yotu. satisfaction when 3 ou ac- being graduated could expect to ii;;;,4 !heir ac- treasurer, and Jan Neter, Liz see why Hubbard has his work Unlike past slimmer sessions, Sportsmen on the Jack Benny complish something through have much leisure time, for his tivity records up to date by this Heath and Joan Healy will vie cut out. there will he four weekly pm. Show, The Paris Sisters, Dick IR your own efforts." will be vary full afternoon to bc assured of valid for recording secretary grams this year. The school o ill Contino with John Wayne and should tell the Pick's Delta Mine on the Color- She said that she had found selection by the College Roma- The field events hold sessions in Yosemite from Anita Ekberg, Tito Guizar and Candidates for corresponding Nobody expects the Spart- ado plateau brought him nine that leisure time comes in cycles Louis nition Committee story. June 10-16, Mammoth lakes Jordan. He appeared at secretary are Joanne Bright. ans to defeat speedsters Agostini million dollars plus a twin-engin- She advised the students that the Tahoe Tavern Students are selected for honors wait for on Lake Tahoe ()na Richardson and Pat Parish. and Robinson in the sprints and ed amphibian, built to his , they should not leisure for two summers hy the committee on the basis ot opportunities to catch up ljurarkl7.2f3r;inatndJilina72n4N-30a. Jod v Lacher. Bobbie Marsh. hurdles. Agostini already has run own specifications when he sold time activities listed on their activity and t with them, but rather the op- I Asilomar, the MontereY ren- Crest's band, which features a Jane NiUllell. Joan Oeser faster than the existing world the mine in 1954. ..heets, filed in the Student Acti- Are running for fe- portunities should be snatched insula. will he the scene of the celeste, has been at the Rio Nido IBM Smith record for the 220 with his :20.1 Acquisition of so much wealth vities Office. male representative At large up when they present themselves. fourth session. Ballroom on the Russian River for clocking last. month in Bakers- in such a short time imposes the last three summers and is the field. Robinson also has had his many obligations, legal entangle- She used personal experience as "The first session at Yosemite Candidates for male repreeent- wilf he the only one that will first band to remain them fir world record-breaking days. Two ments, requests for charity, and a point of reference. have Chonning-Group alive at large are Larr)- tOflteTflO, an organized camp group. The a complete .summer season in 35 weeks ago, he raced :22.2 with unique situations, according to Mitt Von Damm. Al Waburg and tottiheNe.rwsileissbieonisdenwuilclainaot, although years The group also was featur- Grant Sariman the aid of wind, which was one- Pick. Applications Now Open ed on the Jive radio broadcast Slates Discussion tenth of a second under Harri- s far as the Ray Coact, Pat Cogswell, Dick He told how ore he packed out , courses are set up," Byron .1 B oi- from the Palomar Ballroom, called son Dillard's mark. Sneed and Al Stones are vying for by horse from a remote, wild . linger, supervisor of minor eon- the "Shasta Shenk'," for three "Science and Religion.' will Sc canyon had aroused no enthusi- For '57 Revelries Posts months discussed senior class representative, and From all indication., it appears tr uction and repair, said recently. before the Channing sophomore class representative Agostini will be here to run. asm before its assay. Its stir was itollinger will be camp director. The Ali Baba Ballroom in Oak- Club Sunday evening at 7:30 felt when it land, the candidates are Liz Bell, Mary 11111, Earlier in the week, it was around the globe Students may register for one Fairmont Hotel in San o'clock by Dr James P. Heath, assayed at three and one-half per Final Interviews May 21 Francisco and the professor of Suzic Stater and Chris Richards thought he might return to his Palomar Ball- zoology. Douglas native Trinidad for the country's cent Average ore assays at three- Applications for student direc- room in San Jose, plus many one Bathe, president, announced re- Candidates for Junior repre- nighters cently sentative Lawton Thomas, Olympic trials. tenths of one lier cent. lie related tor and business manager of next at Hamilton Air Force are how news of the find immediately Base, Parks Air Force Base and All students arc invited to the Roberta F.vans. '.tassel Dunham, year's Revelries arc being ac- alit? Kay There arc four "swing" events brought out claim jumpers. cepted by Ted Balgooyen, pr.letically every school and col- meeting, to be held in the Fin-- Penne Me(lenalian They are the high jump, pole When he eventually sold his tant professor of speech, in Room lege in the area, have featured side Room of the Unitarian Rieder. vault, discus and broad jump. The mine after hours of grueling work 112 of the Speech and Drama the music makers. Crest boasts Church, 160 N. 3rd St. with insufficient equipment, he a $1000 wardrobe Senior female justice candi- outcome of the meet will rest on used by the dates are Judy Fogarty, Vera who does what in these events. desired to put his wealth to use Deadline for applications is band and he personally plays through a project in which he the sax, clarinet. violin and sings Pogojeff, and Sandy Singer, while Spartans Ray Ellis. 0 W Rho- Wednesday, May 2. Final inter- Roger West and John Sellers are could actively participate. That views will be held May 21, in This year. the Prom is heir,. des, Ed Bill and Payne Green staged Beards, vying for the off:ci of :-eitior male is his purpose behind the estab- Room 112, according to Frank *it the Hawaiian Garder Hayride could win all four events, but lishment of the elaborately equip- The occasion calls for semi-form. Justice then so could Fresno's Bob Bak- Davidson. chairman of the Revel- ped Pick Laboratories and air- ries Board. attire. with suits suggested f,, roan, Bob Brodt, John Anderson strip near Saratoga. the men and formals for th. To Fuld' Jae Gambini. . During the interviews, the ap- e Dance and Twenty years spent as an el- plicants for director must sub- women The class, at its la- I ho a I Ill Ily.1,¦ lot" ni. Rain To Subside Dual meet records are expect- ectrical repairman left him i3ith mit ideas for next year's script, meeting, voted to suggest that no ;ige5 especially invited to the liar,. ed to fall in most of the running a deep interest in electronics. tell their interest in the postion, be worn. a field of Dance .sponsored by Newman !,i, I-S, days events and in the shot put. Agos- science much of his and give ideas for production. The laboratories are devoted to. Club." stated Ron Hutt, event will subside today, according to tini and Robinson should get the applicants for business manager the Weather Burrau. A high of In keeping with Pick's philo- chairman, recently. The dance, sprint and hurdle marks, while must submit their qualifications Prof To Participate with its hayride. and 90-66 is pred:ctcri with 9-18 m ph. sophy, his employees are given and tell their beard contest Stanley could snap both middle no security. but a interest in applying. .diaare dancing, will begin at 7 distance standards. Denbow will share of the profits from projects pM79 s tomorrow50tirlrh s rto. w at Ne scan be favored to break his own mile they have _Jae, In Radio Debate record, while Onel has bettered contributed to. Family Day Entertains Dr. William Hcrmanns, SJS as- "We DR GERTRUDE W. CAVINS the existing two mile mark. have no old-age pension sociate professor of modern Ian- Admission is 50 cents per per Series on ROTC plans, no security set-up, and we , Seniors interested in parti.-- . . . announces Ihruistonion guagea, will participate in a panel son. Dress for the occasion nil! probably never will," he stated. , paling in entertainment for the discussion tomorrow be &Mots He was and earn a unit night on ra- and sports shirts.. introduced by Dr. Ben- Family Day program are asked or more sessions dio station KW) at 8:30 o'clock To Start Monday jamin F Naylor. professor of ' to contact Nancy Costantino, of science credit for each session , Square dam-tog will be under 'Blood Wedding' The topic under discussion will RC, All., of tier current con chemistry, and his appearance was Family Day chairman, at CY attended The fee is $15 per ses be "How the direction 01 a toe caller. to Avoid War in the Boxers% font erning the R() It sponsored by the College Lecture 3-2198 soon as possible. Middle East." Beards will be judged, and those Tickets Go on Sale Committee. ’1 n’iFinal plans for the last three not haying grown their own are program on this campus, the Taking part will be delegates Spartan Dails has obtained sp.- sessions are not definite as yet, to the urged to simulate them There will TV Play Tryout disclosed. United Nations from Ara- cial permission fram the editors Tickets will go on Sale Mon- Dr Cavins bia and Israel, plus a United be a prize for the best art falai day for the EkTS advanced acting AWS, WAA To Hold Five courses will he offered it of I S Neu. and World Re- To States economist port to reprint .,"AN ARMY class' production of "Blood Wed- Open Monday Yosemite. There oill he a new Dr liermann.s will attack the heretel'orations chairman l'at Kelly ding," by FeAcrico Garcia Lorca 'Cats Meow Barbecue' Tryout. for the play "On Your teacher and a new subject es cry question from a has reported preparations for de , COCONUT DVISIEs Ills SONs religious view- ON THE DR .01'." which Ap- The production will .b presented - The "Cat's Meow Barbecue,- Left, The Milky Way," the sec- day.. similar to the pro( edure point The program is sponsored corating Newman Hall into a barn in the sponsored by the ond peared in the April 27 issue Studif Theater, May 4 and Associated 11/o- SJS television production of used for the Death Vailley ses- by the Commonwealth Club of include wagon wheels and hay 5 at 8:15 p m. men Students and the Women's the year, will be held Monday sion. according to Dr. Covina. San Francisco Net¦ Man members The se riling la a frank di..- Athletic Association, will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the library Dr. G A McCallum will lec- - Club will The tickets may be purchased May pla% a feu numbers on western .11,km Of the pros and cons 2. of the Speech and Drama Build- ture-on trees. Dr. Wayne Kartch- of the ROTC program, and is by ASH card holders in the Speech Officers of WAA and ..1WS can- ing, according to Robert I. Guy, scheduled to head the class instruments. f trier n ill he sees Drama Office for 50 ner is Cadet Interviews ed a nart 31 ritten from the vie.% point .if and cents. didates will he introduced at the director. on geology. Dr. Carl W. Sharsmith Air Force of the refreshment.. General admission tickets are $1. Captains W. E. Col- All students are iii', lied In at an arm% utf firer father ail- barbecue which will he held in The play which is an adaptation will instruct the course on flow- lins and James C. Rockwell Sising nns COM front of will he (end. hi, crIlIng The play deals with peaaant of the Women's Gym. Enter- a book by Dr. Dorothy Rauch- ers. The course in birds will be in front of Morris Dailey Auditor future in the er% life in Southern Spain, and Ls tainment will he provided by mem- cr. professor of speech. will be taught by Dr Matthew F. Vessel, ium all day today to interview Patrons for t he ovum,: ale An a ballad type drama, bers of both organizations. presented over KK"TV May 20 at and Dr. Bocci G Pisan will lec- proapectivecandidates and provide thony Rodrigues. assistant prole,- The spArtAn Itaily will bezin I Co-chairmen for the affair are 7 p.m. lure on small creatures. information on the Aviation Cadet ' sur of engineering. Mrs. Rodrigues, the series Nlonday. Watch for De. James Clancy, professor !Patti Turk, WAA, and Nancy The tryouts are open to all Dr. Cavins will act cas general . Program, Ow Office of InFormation I and Father John 6 Duryea. New- it! of drama, is director. ,Goodart, .WS. students. director for all four sessions. i Services has an t man C:un chaplain 2 SPARTAN DAILY America n Faces Ugly 1936 11 Solon TV Villain Artist Says Friday, April 27, tension and inner conflict you OMAHA (UP) Americans an Ari- HOLLYWOOD (UP Char- atril probably facer l don't find elsewhere," OPEN THURS. EVENING 'TH. Siza2tan S) have the molest , J. Conrad, a Republican As- (2fig in the world, chiefly because 1 rona artist believes. inhlyman in the California state "they how the marks of strain. itislatilre, said today he hopes Imaged e second slaw matter Ageld .1 politleiat3 and 1914, at San JOG., Cali, , under 0111 see . sn t hurt his 34, est et Marsh 3, 1919. Member California , thcoming election. N sespup i PoblIshrtro' Assuclation, "CARROUSEL ernment as th, ,! i stu- Conrad is a villain in the "Sgt Published daily by U. AtsoLlated Stu f; yourself dent sees it Presented by S.C.C.H. &hoot of Nursing Preston 01 the Yukon" TV series 'I'm With You' dints of Son loss) Slats (oiled* ecept Class of '58 I 4 .., I ',lust and Parry: Join the S.111.s! We are hav- Saturday and Sunday, during the college Attn. Mr. Schuetz: ing a beach parts on April 22 year with ono Issuo during oath final period. FROM 8 TO 12 in all the We Have All Alter reading an article written with the Young Democrats of nianiinatIon APRIL 27 ... 1) a fellow "vet" on the ROW Stanford. MI Interested Demo- Subscriptions atc ptod only on a ab. Casual Sport Shapes at SJMS . svould like to express my crats are invited malodor of-sthool p ar baste In fall sernostre , $3. In spring etes NURSES PALL COUNTY HOSPITAL exciting , pa-non on it I'M %WITH YOU! ¦ 388 KEYES Benjamin Campbell Sincerely, Insister, SI SO. ASB 4091 Mob Duck ASI3 Press et the Santa Clara Journal, 1440 STAG-50c COUPLES-75c new styles Anthony Tynell Franklin St , Santa Claw Calif R.bert klat,on 8606 Telephone CYpress 4-6414-Editorial 1 Political Participation Donna L.ee Barnard 10779 I tat, 210 Advertising Dept to 711 Eileen 9944 Gertmanian Jerrl Lee Hunt Be wise !Dear Thrust and Parry: Don Schaet ter 2335 BUS. MGR.: Harr, Sage buy your size It is our firm conviction that Day Editor: (tart Biggs where they . "liege students should have the liportunity to participate in poll- Adds Challenge DOUBLE REBATE specialize! .,.al aetivities of their own choos- - '.g. If our great democracy is Dear Thrust and Parry: continue successfully fighting PATRONIZE YOURi MON., April 30, 1956 DINE AT I read with Interest in your A. threat of Communism, we column, the letters from Jack ADVERTISERS :Aust alert ourselves to its (tan- Fairbanks and If thPre Gene's Rendezvous , crs. We must fully take into Al Behr SIZES 5, 7 & 9 ONLY is an honest debate brewing, I REBATE .,nsideration the political privi- would like to add my challeng,. Complete Menls , ,-ies we have Just imagine how DRESSES Wirt !..ippy the Russians, Rumanians, If any of the other candidate'.. Coos SPOITZW/All Open ast 1 PM lbanians, Hungarians and all for male representative at large On Every Gallon of IINGElit '1 35 lip the Dine by Candlelight St Its tie people of the Communist cap- would dare to debate upon 8c subjects by Mr. Fair HOUSE OF NINE Featuring - Ave states would be if they were same listed HOUSE OF PIZZA SAVE banks, I would be most happy to Purchased .f forded the opportunity of free- All Kind. of Pizza . Gasoline 44 F San Antonio Choice Grade Meats oblige. Possible we can make . . 1,,m of choice under their politi- 39S Almaden Awe CY 7-9908 between al systems. this debate a double header. It 1595 So. First St. CY 3-9821 seems that something like th. & Second The general apathy of the Am- would be of greater interest and erican people toward active par- Wolverton Oil Co. 11 have more action. so far as th.. ticipation in political affairs is CONTACT LENS ,Itsturbing. Isn't our American students were concerned, than any phony hirthright itself enough to induce or mediocre faculty ei4e, ao-ei Acrwixtr debate. CENTER a feeling of political responsibi- Spetntlists with REBATE STATIONS 11 lity? Our precious liberties have Grant M. Salzman Corneal Contract tenses been enhanced by our two party ASB 8708 302 AIM FRANK JACKSON SAN JOSE 2nd 8, William St. -got Tit , ctoeAut system. If we don't work to 213 S. First CV 7.5174 strengthen our two major politi- cal parties, we do not deserve the great benefits that our liber- Attack Unjustified ties afford us If you believe that the Demo- Dear Thrust and Parr)': cratic Party represents your gov- With all due regard for Mist- ernmental philosophy, we urge ers Rush and Kunimura and Mis- you to join the STUDENT DE- ses Reiser and Becker, I cannot MOCRATS OF SANTA CLARA help but feel that your attack Electronic Engineers COUNTY in its efforts to spread on ROTC is unjustified The "hip- the vocal position of the student slapping." "chorus girl" rout , element, thit raising to promin- which I see bi-weekly on tn, ence the . and idca. of lawns gives me very little fear , of the ROTC training program. Physicists I put In my two years during CAR WASH and following the Korean War, Approved Minit-Man Service and have, as yet, to meet an ROTC man who was a threat AUTOMATIC CAR WASH CO. to anything: the military, the , MR. A. C. BLANEY will be at San Jose State College '77 S. MONTGOMERY ST. college, free society or the rest. OPEN DAILY - SUN A.M. The fact remains that an army needs officers The point of hav- Tuesday, May 1, to interview students interested ing officers is not to build men's Laundre Brite superiority complexes by calling them "Sir," but to have one per- Clean Rite son who can make snap decisions, in RCA's Specialized Design and Development and the rest obey. The American Army needs officers. and one way of procuring them is through an Training Program. ROTC program lore!) W. Peters ASB C928 Further information may be obtained NOW OFFERS. 2 Tubs Washed & at the Placement Office. iron fed so new and fresh and Dried (not folded) 99C Meetings food -all over-when you pause for Hand Ironing Canterbury Club will hear a Coca-Cula. It's sparkling with quiLk refreshment Alterations------speaker in the Trinity Youth .. . and its so pure and Center Sunday at 7 pm. wholesome - naturally fricndly 10% Discount to Students Charming Club witt hear a to your figure. Let it du things - Week Days -6 Sunday 10-2 speaker in the Fireside ROOM of good things - for you. 6095. 1st St. CV 7-5605 the Unitarian Church, 160 N. 3rd St , Sunday evening at 7.30 RADIO CORPORATION 110MED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA COLA COMPANY II o'clock THE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SAN JOSE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH International Students Organi- 60 North Third Strecrt zation will Rev. Phil W Pastor meet in SD Room 118 :Coke Is e registered use. smirk. 1916 TPE COCA .COLA COMPANY today at 1230 p.m. OF AMERICA SUNDAY, APRIL 29 Worship Service at I I a m. (slime Pre-Med Society will hear Dr. Class 9,30 a.m. Calvin Club of 0 p.m. R. S. Kaufman, M D., speak in Suppor-Discuision -Warship the Student Union Monday at 7 LET'S GO TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY -You Are Cordially Invited- p.m. Pal ('hi will meet at Dr. John M MacRae's home, 14908 Shady First Christian Church Lane, Los Gatos, at 8 o'clock FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Ciliscipiris of Christi this evening. Woiship Service I I (10 a m Roger William's Fellowship will An Epicurean Delight Two Blocks from Campus 2nd and San Antonio Disciples fellowship . 6 10 p m. meet at the Grace Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. i 'Jr 1)1414 N of rnr-r Student Democrat. of Mints SUNDAY SERVICES Clara County will discuss the ianditlacy of mlai 11 00 MORNING WORSHIP Stevenson at TRINITY its meeting thi; evening at 7.30 7.30 EVENING SERVICE EPISCOPAL CHURCH o'clock in the James Lick High Dr. Clarence Sands Minister 81 NORTH SECOND STREET School Little Theater. Tr Sigma Sunday SOƒVireq will hear a speaker in the "A Cordial Invitation for Every Sunday" E 00 a m. Holy Communion Men's Faculty Club on 9 30 o.m Church School Wednesday eVerling May 2 at and Family Service 730 o'clock. TRI C COLLEGE AGE FELLOWSHIP /Holy Communion on 3,0 Sundeyi SUNDAY I:00 a.m. Morning Puppis' and Seirrion 9 30 leadership Seminar (Holy Communion on lit Sunday, Spring Quarter: "Evangelism" 6 30 Canterbury (tub 6.30 TRI C Club Time II,. Rev. Mork Rifenberli, 0 0., Ratter The Rev Stuart And rson, Assistant
BETHEL CHURCH USE YOUR MIND Sunday 10 45 a m. "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" ritudio Theater-376 S
224 MERIDIAN ROAD "LEARNING TO LIVE WITH YOURSELF A CHURCH WITH YOUTH IN MIND THURS 8 00 P M. 4* 142 W. San Carlos SERVICES June Wedding? SUNDAY SCHOOL . 900 A M. "BETT(R HEALTH" It's still our pleasure to extend 10% discount to students SUNDAY SCHOOL 10130 A M. Speaker-- KEN SCHACH WORSHIP SERVICE 10 00 A PA. SAN REMO SAN REMO CARA'S SAN REMO WORSHIP SERVICE 11.00 A M. DR. WAYNE KINTNFR Mit Jeweler s Representative of of YOUTH MEETING C30 P.M. in Engagement and Wedding SAN JOSE LOS ALTOS 8VANOELISTIC scavocz 7.30 P.M. FARMER'S MARKET Rings at factory Prices 218 Willow (On El Camino) Science of Mind CY 4.4009 YOrkshim 7-2570 Hillsdale S Or Phone CY 7-4794 Track Meet Frosh Baseballers PARKING SJS, Waves To Clash; Late for Class? 1To Meet Campbell State Needs I Campbell High :-. t ,:i In We Park It For You Isad/. Spartan Field teday al 315 Tui..-¦ tip rind Bkike Sfq vu Golfers Gain Top Spots P m. to battle comb Bill Gustaf- TAM@ son's freshman baseball team. I Top Effort With' Bill Leach now doing full T C P time relief work. Gustal,.., Silva's Shell listed Jinl Scluniedt as his pi :., -- SJS Trio Spartans starting pitcher. th and For Victory row San Forriondo Sehmiedt has been one of the A toss from Studeot Union outstanding players for Um (rush 'Hope' Sheet! this seasoe, doubling as a pitcher Qualify In SPARTAN DAILY Play Host and outfielder The WS working Friday, April 2/ 19so right-bander Nom Lodi is alining FSC S1S the club's leaders in runs, hits, and runs 100 - -AoIIn IF ReLinson batted in NCI Test In Series Tomorrow the froth will meet Hicks /SG ...... 1 Scoreboard Fremont High, from Sunnyvale, at 220- -Agastini If), Giardina OA 10 a.m. at Iii; IS1) 5 4 George low With 74; VISTITUAs S attujiS Hol Kolstad To Start Spartan Field. 440-Stanloy IS1), Nall in Swimni(ng SJS &b. San tianc(sce Slate a... (Si) 3 L la Team Grabs Fifth Place TODAY S IVINTS On Hill for Home Club CHINESE 880- Stanley (S1), Casper (F), FOOD Noll (F) 5 flos ball P.ppendal et Munpal Sta- Look Sharp ... Or BY JOHN SPALDING p rn Campbell 11(5h Attempting to maintain their un- Milo- -Dmilsok (f), Jordon (F) dium i School 111 blemished home mark, the Spat Hubbard (Si) 1 Varsity golfer Ernie George Spattan F. 1.1 3 15 p Mesh) play host to Pap FRIED CHI;KEN Galt Notthein Calitormo Intercollegi- tan baseballers Be Sharp ... Two MIle-Onel (ft Hubbard (Si), fired a 74 while Dave Cranston perdine in a two gime series that For Donbow if) surpris- ate, at Posatiompo. and Gary Gurley-two gets underway at 3 o'clock at Mu- Flattops - Crew - Burr HOME SERVICE H. 11.-111obinton ing J. V. performers-pieced to- I. ut Tournament. SAILIEDAT S LUSH'S nicipal Stadium. Phone Harrison (Si), Schmidt (11) S 4 gether 75s, to become the only CY 5-1186 Trail. Pomo Stole at Spartan Field, Coach Walt Williams' charges, or come to the 1. H.-Itobinson (f), Spartans to qualify for the cham- home record mark Parish (Ii), Schmidt (Si) S 4 Northern 2 p m. who have a 0-0 pionship flight, as the and a 14.8 season total, u ill start CHINESE KITCHEN S. 1.-Gmen (Si) Cambial (f), C'alifornia IntercoNegiates open- Baseball, Poppordine at Municipal Sta- Club Barber Shop McCullough (Si) dium. 2 p on., Fremont ikuriavvols1 fireballer 1131 Kolstad C. 1.3i en to- 3 6 ed yesterday on S rain-soaked will use ace Personalized sPrvice 998 North 4th (Si), Ilakeusa (F), at Spartan field, 10 a.m. ltsustil day's game N'iltiams H. l'asatiempo course. Tuck Halsey (62) in Next to Dick's Super Market Ornate: (Si) 3 6 Tennis: at Opel Tournament righthander tomorrow's game that is set for P. V --Rhodes (Si), In the team competition, late- Pederson (f), Ire& (f) 4 starting Fresno State, teamed for Spartan Field. . .. 5 Bathers . S. P.-Chrlstlansen (f), The Wsves and San Jose met inn elli an excellent 289 to take the crown the Spar- 68 E. SAN FERNANDO Hodes ISA Sutton (Si) 5 4 from early-leader Seattle. Sun SE Mermen Down puller in the season with Floral Artist Discus-Sill (Si), Anderson (F) fifth, behind Stan- tans coming out on top, 8.4. Pep- Jose State was perdine has 12-12 mark over the For Special Occasions Malinoff (Si) 3 6 dard (307) and Stanford J V. i.unsiderution tu Javelin-Greens (Si), MalinoN (Si), (310). SJS carded a 913. SF Gator Team 66-18 season. students Sutherlind (F) 1 San Jose's powerful swimming Joe Winstead, hard hitting Spar- The WESTERNER RESTAURANT Third and Santa Clara - CY 54934 Islay -San Jos* State 0 The Spartan trio will be match- team made its last appearance of tan centerfielder, sill miss Satur Totals 63 611 ed In the championship flight the season in Spartan Pool yester- day's game as he will undergo in.,. Delicious Meals at Prices You Can Afford with some of the top collegiate day a highly successful one as the tal surgery. Either veteran Al cei talent, Including left-handed varsity mermen downed San Fran- utti or Dick Roza will fill the va- Lunches 7Sc up Monte Shebelut of Fresno States cisco State, 80-18. The &IS swim- cancy. Dual Moot iterorda Dinners ART CLEANERS whose tremendous par-shattering mers. led by captain Jay Cross, The Spartans, who have been 95c up MIle--Ed Denbow (F); 89 earned him medalist honors Don Threlfall and Stan McConnell, 422.0 1955. wreaking havoc with opposing Banquet Facilities 440-Horb Tumor (F); 48.1 1954. and John McMullin, also of Fres- all double winners, completely pitching staffs all season, have av- ONF HOUR SERVICE 100-Bobby Crowe /SG; 9.6 1949. no State, who whipped the course dominated the meet. eraged II runs per game Especigl- for H H.-Lou Futrell (F) 14.5 1942. for a par 71. McMullin Is last Coach Charlie Walker's ce ew ly productive since Easter, San Clubs and Parties Including Saturdays 11180-Thelne Knowles (Si) 154.5 year's medalist and match-play took nine of the ten events, losing Jose batters have pounded out an 1942. ohamp. only the 440-yard freestyle. Threl- amazing average of 14 runs for 17 EAST SANTA CLARA CY 3-8058 220-Herb Turn., (F) 20.9 1953 fall, Spartan captain in 1955, won each encounter, since then. 15 Discount with your Today the flights-seven in Captured the 244111.--Len Thornton (F) 9.43.2 1953. number-will start the first of both dashes; Cross Jerry Clifford has been hot at I H 220-yard freestyle and 200-yard A.S B. Card --Merle Martin (F) 23.1 1947. Two the plate over the last week, and SA-Silly Joe Wright (Si) 50' 11 3/4 four match play rounds. breastroke and McConnell took rounds will be played today and the 200-yard medley and 200-yard by driving in five runs in the USF 1955. two tomorrow. backstroke. The only other 'nevi game, has tied Chuck Reynolds for Art Work by P.V.-Frod Barnes (F) 14.6" 1954. dual winner for SJS was diver Bob the club's RBI lead. Both have 29. HAIRCUTS AT MOLERS N.J.-Walter Marty (F) 6-61/4" 1933 dithers in the championship ART CLEANERS Eustis. Tuck Halsey continues to pace Javelin-Lynn Greene (Si) 226-2 3/4 group include Hal Jacobsen, Larry Wood, Jim Anderson and the San Jose pitchers, hurling his Sgattle (73); Allan Gelberger, Rollo Koivisto combined to win the sixth victory of the season against Treat yourself: Shave 25c CENTS 1955. Menlo College (73); Bill Irwin, opening event, 300-yard medley re- 181.-1111y Smith (SG 25' 1942 San Francisco. Halsey.allowed only 398 East Santa Clara Stanford (74); Phil Getchell, ley, and give the Spartans a lead All Discus--Weedy Linn /SG 162' 1949. two hits in the Don game. Stanford (74); Larry Hogreff, the Gators never overcame. Weal Mlle Itelay--Fresne Slate 320.2 1955. Williams will start the usual, line Moler Barber College SupervIsmi State (74); Bill Seanor, 300 Medley-SJS )Wood, Anderson Fresno up for today's game of Clifford, Stanford Frosh (75); Gordie Mac- and Koivntol. 3 180. 41 West San Fernando by licensed Kolstad, pitcher; Ed NOW 1S1), Macomber catcher; King, Instructors Kenzie, Seattle (75); Joel Spin- 220 Fieestyli-Cross first base; Stan Beasley, second open Y to 6 Mon. thru Sat ula, West Contra Costa J.C. (75) Jana (St 7:29.8. - Ik( A VICTOR ISFI, RECORDING STAR (Si). Wade 151), base; Don Hodgen, third base and and Gil Tabor, Fresno State (75). 50 Freestyle-W*1W Bill Rahming, shortstop. Reynolds Three others carded 78s and Henning SJI, 24.4. starts in left field; Winstead, cen- will play oft for the last two 200 Individual Mediey--AAcConnell 2.32 7. ter field, and Bob Borghesani, slots in the flight draw. They are 1511. Corbin (Si). Citron (SE), field. Something New Has Been Added Larry Fry, Santa Clara;. Alf Burt- 3 Meter Diving-fustis )S11, Penzel right leson, Stanford and Charles (Sf), Watt (SF). 1111111 Blackburn, San Mateo J. C. 100 Freesty)e-Threlfall (S.1). McCand Vesuvio s S. F." aZ: less ISA, Wade 151L 55 2. Most of the golfers who had Track Meeting Tonight 200 Ilarkstroke--McConnell Wobd early starting times found the 3044 EL CAMINO - SANTA CLARA 4 ACES NI, Morris (SF), 2:267. going rough, as There will be a special meeting of % they were beset 400 Furestyle--Macomber Jand the track teem tonight In SI 12 at With a heavy rain and winds of 15.1), Colt (Si). 5 38.0. Opening Soon 609 460417 almost gale force. Only the Fres- 200 Illreasfatoke-Cress (Si), Hsiang- 7.30 o'clock, accrlIng C. Coach Bud no State group, starting late in PACK'S er 1511, Wall ISPI. 2 35 8. Winter. the day, had a reasonable chance Featuring . 400 Relay-S.1S (Abouos, Rob.nson PIZZA-SPAGHETTI-RAVIOLI to deliver their usual game. Corbin and Walton), 4 03 0 Spartans who found the course STATE MEAT MARKET a difficult test during the late . WHOIESALE - RETAIL MEAT & POULTRY morning and early afternoon in- cluded Charlie Leider, who had a steady two over par 38 on the FRESH YOUNG FRYERS front side, but went five over 45c on the last nine, for a 78 total. GROUND BEEF-Fresh, Lean 35e' This score will probably place him in the first flight, only slight- 3 Lbs. for $1 00 liy less difficult than the cham- pionship. BACON SQUARES 20c Jack Cummings, usually In et 150 L SANTA CLARA around par, or slightly over, carded an 82. Other Spartan .-cores were, Jim Clark, 80; Eddie [Wino Jr., 82; Glen Dooley, -113; 16 a HAVENLY FOODS Bob Henning, 85; Dick Lanscioni, Ct JO-4e 86 Out of this World Restaurant and Ed Comes, 88. Most of these have decided to return to school, rather than continue play ...especially so if it smells iike ones Every Meal a Delight in the tournament. Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner And while skunks rarely get rhapsodical Banquet Facilities for Clubs and Private Parties over anything -- except other skunks -- we been OPEN DAILY -- CY 3-1686 known to emote a little over Arpeee coloenel Bayshore, lust N. of McKee Rd.
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IN ALL SIZES Hale' Cormetics 41 North First 714311N.SLJohn---SanJose CY 2 1960 litthind M -9,01 4 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 27, 1956 Valley Welding Show, Clinic To Begin Federal Agencies Tri Beta Members PATRONIZE Voua ADVERTISERS ROBERT LAWS Offer Vacation Jobs To Attend Picnic 1Two-day Program on Campus Today This year. as in past years, Tri Beta, national biological Tic first Santa Clara Valley '1.1%71,1111g Show and Chin; wi:1 h r many Federal establishments, honor society, will hold an an- both in and outside of Washing- 288-90 Park Ave. CT 5-9215 held today and tomorrow m the Engineering Building, according to nual pot-luck picnic at Mt Ma- El Dorado Jazz Band ton. summer employ- James H Anderson, associate professor of engineering. are offer.ng donna State Park Saturday, ac- Free Parking in Rear ment to college students majoring Clara Val- cording to Jim Harvey, chairman The two,day program as being sponsored by the Santa in engineering and physical and 7 I ley Section of the Amencan Welding Society and the SJS Engineering : of the planning committee biological agen- Ball" scienets Sonic "Cabaret - Department. 1 cies also offer summer employ- Members planning to attei. A I Ss AUTO REPAIR The show will be opened offici- Registrations Numerous; ment in typing and stenographic should sign up today on the L. Av te Re ally at 1:30 p.m. today with a Gerserel pair. jobs on the Tr Beta bulletin boar i than cutting ceremony at the IHydrae...Imes-A-Specialty Student Rates Salaries rice from $224 a in the Science Building Mem- San Antonio Street entrance to For Advertising Seminar' month to $284 Rates for scientific bers are urged to bring the 456 I. San Salvador San les the Engineering Building Jobs families 5-4747 Registrations are pouring in depend the number of for the day-long outin. CY The show hours for today will school years completed DANCEtoJAZZ ; from all parts of California for be from 1:30 p m to 10 p.m, and The student may obtain furth- the second annual Advertising from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m tomor- er information from the college :Seminar, which is slated to begin row Ride placement Friday May 4. and end the fol- officer, the nearest field office of the aLtency he prefers, UNITED TAXI 8-12 More than Sunday Nights , lowing afternoon, according to 35 manufacturers of Dr Dwight D. Bentel, head of welding equipment and materials a Civil Service Commission on dotes regional off ,e or the UnIked the SJS Journalism and Adver- will be represented with exhibits, CY 4-2324 tasirrg Department. most of which will be demonstra- States Civil Service Commission Washington, 25, D.C. I Sponsored jointly by the Cali- tions of welding Processes. wwƒ- fornia Newspaper Publishing As- "This program so far as it is Hotel sociation seminar St. Claire and SJS, the shaping up will set a precedent. CONNIE will be headed by Dr. Bentel, See It should not only prove infor- PIZZA who is chairman of the CNPA. mative, but interesting as well," at the ED's ; Dr Bente' said that the dis- Anderson said cussion topics were chosen after Spartan Room Hole In The Wall a survey of daily and weekly Various laboratories of the de- COLLEGE BOWL newspaper advertising Completely Renovated personnel partment will be open for inspec- Under New Management 2nd Floor _ and will represent every phase tion by the visitors. of newspaper advertising SNACK PIZZA'S 40c open 7 days a week Spaghetti and Ravioli 7 A.M. - 10 P.M. Served or to take out Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner PATRONIZE YOUR Wesley Foundation Open Friday and Saturday 11 a m. to 1 a.m. No Cover No Minimum 1610 E. Santa Clara ADVERTISERS 354 EAST SANTA CLARA CY 7-9961 Between 33rd & 34th To Hold Olympics - he Lk cS:Cy ’Oly:74,, :. will be featured at Wesley Foundation's May Day Hey-Day Sunday after- ! noon at 2:3U p.m. In Alum Rock ;Park," Pat Schmitt, social chair- man. of the Methodist group, an- nounced today Hiking. a barbecue, a worsh.p ,rvice, and square-dancing also ...Al be included. All SJS students are invItecl to . !end. Signs will be placed in the .ric to direct students to the ' (4-0 y-Day site. LOOK TO THE Foreign Service Jobs SKIES FOR AN A job placement interview for EXCITING CAREER! April 30 was anounced today by . Dr. E. W. Clements, placement of- On campus Monday will be re- presentatives from the 44.4,e oppiace, . th United s Stew- Ulnited ;States State Department seeking ardess Representative, Degn Edina, ; foreign service officers. at the Ph:Kerning Office, Wednesday, f.cer May 2, between 9 30 AM and 4-00 PM
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