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Wing 9101411116016t 9 # 0111f Library Committee Reveals Student-Book Ratio Deficienc By CATHIE TREAGLE higher appropriation, %Ill be suf- than the current not student for the neNt GM college-goers, and 20 volutnen The committee believes facility rrirmbers can help rem- SJS' million dollar-plus library is one of California's ficient to rabic the college's student-book ratio. per student for full -Urns students beyond 5000. edy some of the library's shortcomings by surveying the "We'd need twice much money for several years poorest institutions in terms of the ratio of books to stu- that Using a second student -hook ratio formula, assented library's holdings in their fields and ordering books needed to meet established library standards," Miss Joyce Backus. in "A Restudy of the Needs of California in Higher Edu- to round out collections. dents, according to a report of the Faculty Council Library college librarian, told The Spartan Daily this week. cation" SJS is 73,000 volumes short of the prescribed li- Committee. "The adequacy of our library determines to a large The that an brary standards. With library committee estimates appropriation degree the quality of education we can give," states a li- approximately 16 books per student, the college Head of of $150.000 or more in 1960 is essential if the library is to the library committee Is Charles M. Larsen, brary committee report. is far below the national average of about 40 books per improve. member of the Faculty Council. Committee members are Student -book ratios student in teachers colleges and 60 books per student in for other California state colleges Figures on the eollege book deficit are based on lir John Aberle, professor of business. and Dr. Donald Attl- liberal arts c3Ileges. show ee professor of English. Chico with 32 volumes per student, Sacramento and Last fall the library's holdings standards established bs the Council of State College totaled 170,000 volumes, "Nlore money alone aid not improve our library." San Francisco with 14, and Long React with 10. representing an approximate deficit of 103,000 Presidents, which suggests 60 volumes fur each of the volumes. aceording to Dr. Aberie, naember of the library com- These figures were published last January In -College Even a 1958-59 budget of MAK more than $20,000 first 1000 full-time students enrolled, 30 tialumi-s per mittee since its founding 10 sears ago. and University 1.ibrary Stat.' isql7-1956- Kirkwood New Housing Polk Gets Few CoHeg4.. Sets, Listeners State Controller Robert C. Kirk- wood was greeted by a slim aud- Standard's ience of some 30 persons last night A six-point SJS housing policy , with the privilege of adding rules at SJS for a talk that was open VOL. 45 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, APRIL I I, 1958 that will set ; to the college's policy, if it is ap- to the public. NO. 103 the standards for student living centers, including proved by the housing office and Kirkwood brought out some of CHAPEL'S WINDOWS BROKEN ; does not conflict with the col- the problems California is faced financial arrangements, require- lege's housing policy. with this year. ments for certain physical facili- Women living center.' must He was guest speaker for the State ties and proper supervision, was adhere to college closing hours Young Candidates Republicans in a meeting approved by the President's Coun- for female students. held in S142. Physical facilities demanded toy cil and will become effective for Kirkwood pointed out the need the policy require that besides the fall semester. of a proposed bond issue of $200 having a current city license to million for the building of state Speak at College Dr. Stanley C. Benz, dean of operate their dwelling as a student colleges and developments of Uni- students, announced the new pol- living center, the householders versity of California. By JIM ADAMS "We don't want to become a cam- icy yesterday. must comply with the rules and Included in Ile said California's growth is State Controller Robert Kirk' pus organization because it would the housing policy is regulations required by the City 1 he biggest problem facing t he limit membership," says president a recommended contract which Department. wood's speech last night launched Health state this year. He stated it is Mary Birmingham. 'The age range may be substituted by the house- The householder must supply estimated there will be 7,000,- political activities SJS that will in the group is 18 to 35 and there holders' own contract, providing it the student with adequate light- 000 more persons in California include campus talks by at least are several young businessmen." embodies the basic items detailed ing, a good single bed, closet space, by 1970. seven high ranking state officials It is organized under the State in the college's recommended con- a chair and table, a mirror and tract. The state Controller said that and considerable campaign activ- Federation of Young Democrats. space for books. California should Miss Birmingham is a sopho- Applications for approved stu- return to "pay- ity by local Young Republicans dent living centers, MUST BE CERTIFIED as-we-go" fiscal radicles in state and Young Democrats, more Poli. Sci major. along with the government. Young Republican president new policy and recommended con- The concluding points claim that College Vice President William "Current costs of Rick Buxton expressed an oppo- tract, were mailed to approximate- all householders who operate an operating J. Dusel has extended invitations to State government must be financ- site viewpoint. "I want to keep ly 160 householders this week. approved living center must be the speakers. The student political ed out of current revenue. But in it on campus," he said. "On a certified by the housing office, and organizations will handle arrange- REQUEST INSPECTION California a large part of the cost college rumpus 1 think you can must be open for visits by housing ments. In completing an application, of public works has been, and must get much mon. politleal partici- officials. Leading speakers will he San the householder will agree to abide be met out of normal taxes, pation." Any deviations by householders Francisco Mayor George Chris- by the college's policies and stan- "Since a deficit of more than Several SJS members will at- from the college's housing policy topher, Republican candidate for dards for approved housing, and $100 million in current operating tend the College Young Republi- must be with the approval of the I7.5. Senator and Atty. tien. Ed- will request an inspection of the is expected in fiscal year cans Convention at Santa Barbara housing office. mund (Pat) Brown, Dentoiratk living center by college officials. 1958-59, we must take every April 19 and 20. candidate for (tote/bor. They ('pun apprmal by the investi- nwons to hold the lid on new Both presidents indicate the ex- will speak May 12 and 15 re- gating committer, the househol- tasett," Kirkwood said. tensive activities this semester are spectively. der will receive an official win- After his talk, Kirkwood an- preliminary to next year when Solons Act Mayor Christopher has declared dow dread and be listed as an swered questions from the small state and congressional elections he will remain in the senatorial "Approved Student Living Cen- audience. will be held. campaign even t h o ii g h opponent ter" by the college's housing of- On Raise The first question asked was Goodwin J. Knight has received fice. RJR wpm% mewl) to mho tbe tempt stoma but storms concerning tne legislative dispute support from the-rfinjortty of jab% .1987, Dad nothing to do with this broken window in'the campus chapel. Cali- In the California over the water resources in Cali- fornia Republicans. In fact, it looks more like some "youthful sandal threw a coke Mayor Chris- State Legislature passed a law For Profs fornia. Greeks Conclu-de bottle threugh it,'' claims John 11. Amos. building and grounds topher charged at the Republican (No. 11381 permitting state col- "There are good arguments on superintendent. A added that their %sere two more wintioas Convention held here last month leges to set standards of living The Senate Finance Committee of the chapel broken that a cren't canned by storms. either. both sides of the question," he that Knight had okayed a smear and require all students under 21 acted on another proposed five per Sport atfoto Annual Program stated. Ile went on to say the leg- campaign against him. to live in college approved housing cent salary increase bill for state islature is getting closer together At a campaign dinner meeting centers. college instructors yesterday but on the subject than it ever had this week Brown said that a Saturday, Sunday According to Dean Benz, the col- the results weren't exactly what previously, some SJS officials had hoped for. Johnson Raps Student strong plank in his platform will Greek Week will wind up its ac- lege will not require students tin- "Sometimes I think we should be "balanced progressiveness" as approved The committee voted to take the tivities tomorrow and Sunday with der 21 to live in college have two states instead of one," opposed to opponent William F. centers until the acute housing pay raise "under consideration" workshops, a dance, a religious Kirkwood stated. Ile vials referring Knovvland's "backwardness." He shortage is relieved. following objections by the bill's emphasis prog r a m Sen. thigh P Donnelly ID- to the division of Northern and Apathy in Fund Drive charged that Knowland's only bid and Greek "But freshmen women under author, ac- Southern California. has been "to further divide our games. 21 years of age will be required Turlock). Donnelly argued the The Spartan Foundation's fund- nendez and his national chain - tion had the effect of "killing the Kirkwood was asked if Southern , State and disrupt our economy The workshops, which will be to live in college re, ttttt mended raising drive is about half-way pion 5-15 boxing team were ho- California has benefited more with unneccessary class warfare." preceded by a meeting in Morris housing centers," stated Dr. Benz. bill." lalong toward its $20,000 goal, with nored and the Foundation's pur- than Northern California from the He was referring to the Senator's Dailey Auditorium at 8:45 On. "No freshmen women will be al- Dr. Bert 51. Morris. head of the drive's last phase due to start pose was fully explained to the state's growth "right to work" initiative. Saturday, are primarily for chap- lowed to live in an apartment the !QS Inter-Organzatinnal Sa- next week, according to Arthur *assembled businessmen. S J S Coinnilt t termed the He answered by stating, "Cali- Sen. Donald Grunsky (R), attor- ter officers. Topics to be discussed without written permission from lary PC, Johnson, Men's Physical Education President John T. Vi'ahlquist ttttt niittec's action fornia's growth has benefited the ney at law and member of the include chapter improvements, their parents." "disappoint- publicity director. also) spoke to the group. The chemist ry professor entire state." state legislature since 1947, will rushing, pledging-scholarship and ing." Foundation president Dan Cam]. NO DISC'RIM'INATION A Foundation committee will be here April 24 He entered state I.F.C. and Panhellenic government. said. hovyrver, 1 hat he still has to's financial statement, released The matter of racial segregation hopes for ot her salary begin soliciting contributions from government as an Assemblyman Tomorrow night from 9 p.m. to Wednesday, listed $9525 in the is covered by point three of the which are up for Legislative con- SJS Co-Sponsors the businessmen "in a few days," and was elected to the Senate I a.m. Greeks and their dates will bank. Caputo also stated that his new policy, which indicates that Johnson added. in 1953. assemble at the St. Francis Hotel sideration. own committee has collected 407 the college wiU not hats- Assemblyman Bruce Allen (R), in San Francisco for a dance. Walt approve One of these measures is a bill of its expected $10,000 in campaign But not all was milk and honey es practicing discrimination. School Conference who has fought for post -graduate folleson's band will play for the which would give all University of contributions from San Jose in- for the Foundation. Johnson was It rules that "householders of accreditation at SJS, will speak dance, which is semi -formal, no California and state college em- dustrialists. highly disappointed at the SJS stu- apprised living renters shall May 22. flowers. ployes, earning less than $10,000 With CDE Saturday dent and faculty reaction to the rest to any enrolled I Johnson added that no alumni Several politicians have ac- A religious emphasis program Is agree to a year, a five per cent increase. San JOS(' State College and the drive. He called the ASH attitude student of Man Jose State Col- !groups have turned over their col- cepted imitations, but dates planned for Sunday morning at The bill goes next to the Assem- California Department of Educa- "apathetic." and cited their enthu- lege." lected funds, yet, and he expects have not been set. They include 8:30 in the Inner Quad. The Rev, bly Ways and Means Committee. tion will sponsor a conference on siasm during the big athletic blow- Other points in the policy cover those to swell the Foundation's to- Aseemblyntan MeCallis- Joyce Wesley Farr of San Jose's Robert McKay of the State public school social studies Satur- up in December when the new ath- financial arrangements, establish- tal considerably. He went on to ter (RI, coordinator for senator First Methodist Church will lead Teachers Association spoke in day in the Concert Hall. letic code was adopted as compar- ment of physical facilities and the say that Caputo's committee goal Knowland's campaign and Jack the program. Dressy sport will be favor of Donnelly's plan, lie told More than 500 laymen, teach- ed to their "so-what" attitude now. of student conduct. will be exceeded at the rate it's Chargin (1.1), candidate for state appropriate dress, according to the supervision Senator,, that California's state ers, supervisors and administrators going The financial arrangement re- colleges are "nimble to now, and in turn will push Johnson added that President aenate. program chairman. ;direct from public schools and junior col- quires a contract between the stu- the of teachers they the Foundation's total over its Wahlquist has contributed to the Invitations have been sent to U. Greek Games will be held Sun- caliber leges will discuss new proposals hmeenhdosu stehhaotld:,,nry. siscur. need," because of low salaries. $20,000 mark, drive, but the faculty in general S. Congressman claire Engle ID) day afternoon on the practice field dentIt for a state curriculum in social recommends Next week's part of the rani- I has not followed his lea d. Ile and Allan Cranston (DI. next to Spartan Stadium. Included Legislative Analyst A. Allan studies. pencil should not be greater will he directed at the praised those students and faculty Young Democrats are not cam- will be several contests, a tug of ity deposit Post dealt a stiff blow to the inea- The keynote address will be pre- San Jose business coninumity. than one month's rent, and that sure when he stated, "Pay of the who had contributed, but stated, pus sponsored, but members are war, house skits and a greased pig sented by William Winter, news area were such a deposit will apply on the is higher than the na- Businessmci of the "We hope the rest can see their predominantly e,Ilege students. chase. instructors on "Social analyst. Ile will speak introduced to the Foundation's way clear to support the F'ounda- last month's charges. tional average and the California Studies in the World Today." aims at a luncheon yesterday in lion soon." If the seeurfty deposit exceeds colleges are in an extremely favor- Clement Long, superintendent the Sainte Claire Hotel, said one month's charges, the house- able position," The Foundation promised the and director of Oakland Junior Johnson. Boxing coach Julie Me- holder must show proof of se- Physical Education Department College, will discuss proposed sec- world wire curity for &wait to the housing $20,000 early this semester Co help ondary level instruction. Compiled United Press meet its from Dr. Henry C. Meckel, professor $30,000 spring operating ofri.Another point In the policy Is ' budget. The Department had HAVANAPolice stopped a rebel -called general strike In its of education, is chairman of the 1May Offer Russian run the householder's agreement to out of funds and was given an tracks yesterday and carried out a bloody house-to-house purge of conference. properly supervise student con- emergency known sympathizers throughout greater - For Fall Semester grant of $10,000 from Communists and rebel the Student Council in early Havana. P IP lirn iart i y pplans x iin g duTe householder must require March. Unofficial estimates placed at 50 to 60 the number killed so Speak made by the Modern Language students to adhere to appropriate Rubin To - fir by police alio proyiled the city through the night in rare car- Department to offer courses in sections of the SJS student code rying groups of three to five men each %combing out the hiding Russian beginning in the fall sem- of conduct. places of all stiseccts.. On Racial Equality ester. Dr. Wesley Goddard, pro- Selective Service MAY AIM) RULER Big Outwardly, the to normal after Wed- of city almost had returned "The Student Struggle for Ra- fessor m od('r n languages, It also provides the householder Sets Deadline nesday's initial outbreak which a fire bomb exploded across the Change 'of Name cial Equality in the Universities in spokesman for the department, in street from the prime minister's office and bullets splattered the walls the Union of South Africa" will be said that a survey of freshmen in- Students interested in taking Sale of buildings along street. -discussion is sufficieni in- the Selective ServicaCollege Qual- the Prado, Havana's main the topic of a lecture dicates that there Election Petitions is on at today by Neville Rubin, vice presi terest in Russian to warrant the ification Test have until midnight, Monday, dent for International Affairs of addition of it to the languages of- to submit their applica- WASHINGTONDefense Secretary Neil II. McElroy warned Due TodayLuft Roos Bros.! tions. the National Union of South Afri- fered by the college. According Pentagon officials yesterday to avoid public speeches opposing Presi- Today is the deadline for ASH can students. Rubin will speak at to unofficial returns on the sur- The mirpose of the test is to dent Eisnnhower's defense reorganization plan. and class officer candidates to 12:30 p.m. today at the Student Y. vey about 250 out of 1000 fresh- provide evidence for local Selective McElroy made the comment ion dissenters to the reorganiza- turn in petitions, according to Curt 205 S. 9th St. men would take beginning courses Service boards so they may con- tion plans In reply to a question after a National Press Club Luft, Student Court chief justice. The discussion, open to all stu- In Russian if it were offered. sider student deferments for mili- speech. Petitions for ASH offices must dents and faculty members, is Seventy-seven of the students tary registrants. In his formal speech, the secretary said the Pentagon must change be signed by 100 ASB members ELOOlit sponsored by the International puled would minor in Russian if The test will be given ooly once, into a "wartime organization" capable of responding to enemy at- and 50 class members must sign id: First of Stint(' Clura Students Organization, it were possible. May I, for the 1957-58 school year. tack "in minutes instead of hours." class office petitions. Vingial 'Ealik 2.41g) et 341011161,0A

116.1.131141* IISPARTAN DAILY Frida y, April 11, 1958 kdit Dial Opus 30...... and You Are My Friends' By LARRY WATERS

Were now entering the doldrums, when hot, to an audience which hears only one ride Another College . . . Another esting and an epitaph for a queen of the May: stuffy classrooms drive us to distraction, boredom, of a question. She MIME beautiful and brilliant, with hair like golden ergot . . . sleep or Santa Cruz. But apparently we won't be It used to be that politicians were happy to and I nit% the same as I am non, an aspiring journalist: able to dote off until the politicians have had tangle with each other in rough-and-tumble debate a speech and drama major, 51 miles from celluloid glory . . . their say. the Lincoln-Douglas debates are classics. Today, a girl nith a dream, and me with a scheme, a time-worn, Bending our ears at SJS over the next few though, they more often than not prefer to speak hackneyed story. weeks will be no less than seven, count-'em, seven through press releases or at partisan rallies, adding A simple, well ordered program for a beautiful girl's success ... vote hungry Californians seeking our support in a somewhat sterile atmosphere to their campaigns. she had talent, spirit and brains, but I helped her under stress; be- the June primaries. The candidates probably will Perhaps the YRs and YDs can exhibit a little cause I knew if she won. I lost, and I was always the worst of spoiled sell their wares in Morris Dailey Auditorium or bipartisanship by trying to schedule a couple of sports .. . so I helped her with misgivings, an aide-de-camp of sorts; the Inner Quad. Wanted: on-campus debates between con- and we planned her campaign with the martial tact of a general in Its a good idea, and thanks A Pat the field, and I suppose I hoped that in the end, she'd conform, give Cheers Stenders.ome verbal tiff between o are deserved by the college admin. Brown and Bill Knowland might up or is-Id; istration, which is inviting the po- Byplay prove very interesting for example. but we beat the hushes and sounded the drums for our new Sponsors liticos, and the Young Republicans homecoming queen ... we kept her in the public eye, looking nest And much as we know that the actual contest arid Young Democrats, who are handling the ar- I,, the silvery sereen; and with every contest and each new laurel will be between the Democrats and Republicans, rangements. she aacended unit twinkling toes . . . to the rarified air of the we'd like to see some appearances by a few minor This is a commendable planas far as it goes. summit, where kleig lights repinee rainbows; parties, too. Their spokesmen may not have a We think it might be even more profitable if it we crowned her queen of the college, the city and then the coun- chance at the polls, but their ideas often are more were carried a little farther. . . and she thanked me for my efforts, though her smiles were challenging than are those of the entrenched ty . So far it seems that all the candidates will be only bounty; I wonder what makes a guy fight and strive, cheat groups. my running one-man shows, with free hands to present and duublecross . . to help himself achieve a success that ends in their cases without direct, formal opposition pres- Enough talk from us. We're sure the politicians total loss; YOU HAVE THE AN AN5WER5 A5 htS1M-1 VOIR ent. This is nice for the politicians nerves and pres- will say a lot more .. . and more . .. and more YE-5 I 4*W happenedwhat she wanted I dreaded AN'wR4 AE WrZt.7NG 8.ECALI6E YrYiraX A AFFERENT TE5T.0 And then one day it tige, but it often isn't too enlightening or inter- ... and more ... most . .. the telephone rang, and it was she, with news from the golden coast; "I've made it, Larry ; they want me; I think I'll leave tomorrow; and I was happy the climb was done, but not 'Junior'A dds National Gall ery of Art uithout my sorrow; I saw her one more time; we had lunch in the old Brown Derby SPECIAL . . . she was under studio contract and dating a guy named Kiriwy: Prestige a week after I saw her, she wrote me a four-page letter . . . "I'm Family Employs New Service coming home," it said; "I know I'll feel much better: she went on to HOLLYWOOD Nothing tell a story of disillusioned, tarnished splendor, and how she hated the By PATRICIA GRAY Frank 11. McIntosh and Assbei- Sunday nets off fireworks like word to condescend to every big-time spender; hut she was coming home e WASHINGTON (UPI The Rtes. the Washington firm which -junior" tacked onto a young and my spirits were beginning to risethen two days later it hap- Dinner John National Gallery of Art has in- man's name. Just ask juniors installed the system, finally solved pened, like a bolt from the sunny skies. Barrymore, Edward G. Robinson, stalled a unique electronic guide Every Sunday the dilemma by placing the broad- She was dead, after a car wreck; sonw people said, "Gone to Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd. 'service, cast antennae in the floor boards Glory"her glory was in coming ..... , but she died. and that's 12 Noon 'tit 8 p.m. arrested last Barrymore was Director John Walker said the the story. month on a drunk charge. Chap- new service, called "LecTour," con- of the various galleries. This cre- lin also made the pokey in a set-to sists of a vest pocket-size radio ated a dead space around the edge Virginia Baked Ham with the bottle. Robinson once receiver with an earphone. It is of each room about 18 inches in Dean Greenleaf To Address Wesley considered the clink his home rented to the visitor for 25 cents. $1 35 widthan unexpected bonanza. A "Heads in the Sand or Sand in Our Eyes?" will be discussed by away from home. Lectures approximately 10 Louisiana Prawns or spectator tempted to step too close Dean Elizabeth Greenleaf, associate dean of students, at the Wesley To avert similar misfortunes, minutes in length sir.- broadcast to a work of art gets not hing but Foundation's program Sunday at 7 p.m. in Wesley Hall, 24 N. 5th St. Roast Turkey young Lloyd has changed his mon- to those carry ing I he receivers III Child's silence on his earphone. This topic concerns the meaning of on-campus status, especially icker from Harold Jr. to Duke. as they aalk through the ex- for the "baby for a religious group. with soup, salad, potatoes, Plate "Getting into trouble is one hibition areas. Visitors are told Scripts radio pro- grams" another may for the sons of famous par- of the history and 'significance created problem. vegetables, hot rolls 85c Allowance had to be made for the and ents to bring attention to them- of the various works of art on Museum discover how well the SAHARA OIL CO. selves," says Duke. "!Slaylx. I display. fact that a tape-recorded broad- system is working. butter, beverage and desert. not "answer questions, should make a few headlines. It The system has been installed in cast does Preliminary tests disclosed two SAYE MONEY make allowances for children, or might help my career. all 10 galleries. excellent features of the guide wait for people to catch up." Also, "Right after Charlie was ar- Many complication,' had to be service, GAS and OIL a recorded voice tends to become i ested he landed a role in 'High met in several months of ex- The spectator, usually either Second and Williams monotonous. Therefore, the text ..chool Confidential.' Now his act- periments before the system was alone or in a small group, can get I had to "be unambiguously clear ine career is looking up. Robin- Installed. within 18 inches of the painting or and so worded as not to bore the Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch, son's book is a best-seller, and The National Gallery has an in- sculpture for a close examination. SQUIRE'S Barrymore is getting jobs all the tricate lighting system and steel expert or bewilder the newcomer." Dinner He can concentrate better on 207 SOUTH FIRST STREET timeespecially since he began gliders over the exhibition areas How close they came to achiev- Collaway's Crystal calling himself John Drew Barry- which prevented a clear radio at- ing this will only be disclosed with what he is viewing, since his visual Creamery mosphere necessary closely sit- questionnaire attention is not distracted by use more, dropping the Jr." for time and use. A is 7th & E. SANTA CLARA Lloyd has organized an infor- uated radio beams. provided each vistor to help the I of a guide book or folder. mal club among the offspring of HollywOod's luminaries. Meetings are attended Carol 11..er Ladd (Alan's daugh- ter). Chaplin, Lorraine Bendix (Bill's sprout), Melinda Markey (Joan Bennett's daughter). Beverly Wills (J o a n Davis' daughter) and a half-dozen others. They discuss their perils- Jems and aspire to produce a play starring themselves. "If we had $15,000 we could do 'Father of the Bride' within a week. 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Friday, April ECONOMY DESIGN Large Chorus 11. 1918 XIITAN FINE ARTS Dramatist Turns ANTHONY To Be Feature! TARAYELLA, Fine Arts Editor Costume Designer Arts Share Spotlight Of Revelries By ANTHONY TARAVELLA ..1, ,.! ..rnattness. designer A 20-member dancing chorus Some women aspire to be rash. Ito,, says The women wore a sim- The fine arts spotlight this week their ordeal beginning with vague larger than any in 28 years of ion designers. but not Louise Hays. ple folort bodice with a full skirt focusses on Speech and Drama De- suspicion, then arrest. They are Spartan Reyelries production, is SJS graduate student in drama cut at ankle length. Dresses were partment as final preparations are taken through the implacable trial final result of the combined ef- Louise has put her imagination ins ariahly high necked, long sires - under way to present 'The Cruc- in which any defense from vicious forts of choreographers Gretcheni and talents for costume designing ed and accented with white col- ible," a play by Arthur Miller. charges is regarded as an heretical Given and David Lee. to work and has come up with 24 lars and cuffs The Puritan worn. an's chapeau was a tight fitting. As the play's opening approach- attack upon the court itself. Final- The routines, e hich will include original creations for both men's highly starched white cap. es, rehearsals are reaching the ly, Proctor is given the opportun- exotic themes. arc directed by and women's costumes for "The ity "Men wore knee Witches in final stages and costumes, lighting to save his neck by confessing Gretchen, a charming 22 year old. Crucible." next drama production to something he performed at SJS. those days." Miss Hays added. and scenery are being fitted in. knows is a lie. fine arts-drama major who was to he lb-signing Long hose were also the fashion. Scheduled to run April 18, 19, 23, The roll of the drums at the foot featured as a dance soloist in and putting togeth- For practical purposes, the color 24, 25 and 26. "The Crucible" is of the gallows ends the struggle. "Revelries of '54". er one costume is a large order, range of men's clothing was most- expected to attract the same ca- Since that max-Nuance, she has an most amateur seamstress's.* PLAY CAST ly from black to brown. Judges pacity crowds that have attended added much to her show business will admit. But Louise, equally Robert McNamara will play the and clergymen were always dress- previous dramatic background. While in Europe with at home with sketch pad or productions role of the young farmer with his ed in black to fit their station. here this season. her family in 1955. she studied needle and thread, Is doing h oun- stubborn search for justice in a ballet for a year and a half and of the actual costuming nork as No silks or satins were toler- were CONTROVERSIAL PLAY time of fear. Marcia Taylor will gained extensive experience in well as supenising her assist- ated sluicing the austere Puri- enact the part of the farmer's tans Jost plain fabrics were In heat "The Crucible" has been called , both solo and chorus dancing. wife. Christopher Brown will ap- Acceptably float.. AID eh sons., Is in one of the most controversial plays I Though her activ c background in anlietsfore Louise sat down to the pear as the unctuous, over-bearing linen ss an used. most of the of our times. Written by Arthur ilalf of a scale lei of an ads Hared design automobile, devel- dance dates back only three years. sewing machine, a lot of research deputy-governor of the colony who clothing waa made of l'oiirSe cot- kid Miller, husband of Marilyn Mon- oped bv graduate student Robert Torrey, Is shown against a mir- Gretchen has concentrated her had to be done. Records were lo- presides over the trial. ton or heavy duty wool. the roe, "The Crucible" is a melodra- ror to show how the finisheti ear will appear. Features of the s t udy and, practices faithfully cated, text books were scanned, There is a large supporting A picture that comes to our matic re-telling of the historic three passenger, rear engine design include a pop-out windshield, every day. and letters read. When all the cast included In the play. Stu- minds when we think of the Pil- lot witchcraft trials in Salem, Mass., passenger seats w Inch face the rear and a this er's seat which is With ambitions of becoming a background information had been dents taking the parts of prose- grims is the famous painting. "Pu- in 1692. The first New York pre- located center and above the two rear scats. The vehicle can M professional director in both musi- gathered. Louise added her own cutors and defenders of hones- ritans Going to Church," by )erby sentation of Miller's play stirred. detached to be used as a one-man unit.--8partalloto by Doug Hill cal and dramatic production, she Ideas and drew up 24 Puritan cos- ty In living are Adrienne Reev- George Boughton. their dart; cloth- rbey; up much hot debate. Is preparing a broad background tumes to fit 21 Puritans. "I'm es, Richard Rossomme, Marlene of study in voice and drama. "Very few original costumes are es strikingly contrasted against One reviewer from Time Ma- on to Balogh, Caroin Reed, Sandra She finds working as Revelries found in museums today," Louise the whiteness of the snow. Thanks gazine had this to say about hated _ Lewis, Alden Peterson, Beverly director a fascinating experience said. "But good descriptions of to Louise !lays, these strange fig- "The Crucible," "Its tale of big- home Colvin, Berenda Culling, Shirley Graduate Student Creates and quite a challenge. While she them are available in letters and ure will come Ii life April ,1R otry and self-righteousness on hap- Ahern, Don West, Merle Watts, tends to be modest about her job. clothing orders sent to England." when "The Crucible" plays on the the part of those who managed !Van Paulsen, Charles Cook. her co-director David Lee claims "The Puritan costume for Sun- stage of the College theater. to be the first to accuse others Clyde Phillips, George Ivanco- she is an inspiration and is doing days was always s her, but of witchcraft, was regarded as a vich, Louise Engelhardt and Modern Design Automobile wonders with her training methods. clothes worn during the week parallel with the tracking down John Nunes. In this semester's show, "Tama- were usually 8 little gayer," of other kinds of heresies in our Under the direction of Miss Eli- By PHIL GEIGER feature of the car is the fact that 100" scheduled to open May 2. Louise remarked. Now working own time." This seemed to be a zabeth Loeffler, "The Crucible" An automobile, so versatile that it can easily be disassembled and Gretchen is featured in an origi- toward a master's degree in dra- direct attack on the then cur- will be depicted in four settings re- it will answer most of the current converted Into a single passenger nal solo dance, supported by the ma. she began her studies at rent McCarthy investigations. presenting the interiors of houses. I by parking and traffic problems, has vehicle much like a motor skooter. music of Jim Baldwin, student t4r1N as an English major then Playwright Miller has declared and a court room and jail in old sley just come from the drawing boards composer, "Tamaloo", will feature later switched to drama, ss filch that every one of the 22 charac- Salem. J. Wendell Johnson de- REMOVABLE ENGINE h St. of Robert Torrey, SJS graduate more dancing than shows in the , she claims is her first 10e. Ask- ters in his play had a similar role signed the sets for the play. Light- Another unique feature is what :laity student, and has taken form in a past. ed where she learned to sew so in the terrible episodes of 1692 ing will be under the supervision Torrey described as "a removable two and one-half foot model. well, Louise replied. "I learned In Salem when 19 persons were of Ken Dorst and costumes will power pack." It consists of a 90 Attempted as a design project The IBM office is estimated to to sew as a child, but I got my hanged as witches ,on the hearsay be under the direction of Miss horse power engine so designed for a graduate art course, the car have handled approximately 187.- experience in costume designing of hysterical accusers, and others Bernelce Prisk. Tickets for the , that it can be removed and re- features a revolutionary design 462 class cards for all students at- while working In community saved themselves only by "con- production went on sale in the placed as easily as a common car dreamed up after more than a de- tending SJS during the Spring theater projects." fessing" that they had made pacts College Theater on April 9. battery. This, he claims, will elim- cade of imaginative thinking and semester. This figures out to , The simple Puritan costumes with the Devil. inate time consuming repairs. ART research. eleven cards each for all full-time ' can be easily characterized by The body is constructed of hon- WITCHCRAFT ACCUSATION Bruce Anderson. sophomore art students and five cards each for ' FORMER TEACHER, FLYER eycomb structured material, cur- limited students. major at SJS walked away with a JOE RUSSO The author centers most of the Torrey. who 'was a high school rently used in aircraft bodies, co- 5AL DAVIDE first place award in the pottery attention of the play on the fate arts and crafts teacher and a Na- vered on both sides by a flexible division at the seventh annual De- of a young farmer's wife, accused vy flyer, has planned for years to plastic sheet. The roof is translu- signer Craftsman Exhibition in of witchcraft by a girl. The girl design a vehicle that would meet cent and the bottom and sides are Richmond. Four students and two makes the accusation in the hope the changing needs of American opaque. Torrey stressed the fact faculty members entered their that she will replace the wife in society. When the opportunity fin- that he eliminated extra weight work in the show. a husband's affections. ally presented itself, he began wherever he could. Beeldes Anderson, Myron Ahl- The husband's fate also be- sketching with two ideas in 'mind, Though the exact maximum strom. C. R. Jones, Mrs. Helen comes sealed when he tries to safety and economy. speed and fuel consumption are extricate his wife from the un- Abott, Dr. Herbert H. Sand- BICYCIE REPAIRS Combining this with a detailed not known. Torrey explained that charge ers, professor of ceramic art; And Parts founded before the pre- idea of the job it should perform, it is not designed for high speeds and James Lovers, assistant pro- New and Used Bikes judiced authorities. Torrey created an economical, rind Sandwiches fessor of art, submitted entries and should operate effectively at The play winds around the hap- rear-engine car that can carry to the show. better than 45 miles a gallon FABER'S CYCLERY Spaghetti less couple, John and Elizabeth three persons, a driver who sits 702 5. First CV 0-1311 Sanders won first place recogni- using regular fuel. Proctor, who are taken through center and slightly above the two tion with a 12-inch stoneware bot- passengers who sit facing the rear And, 4o Soled Lasagna 102ZA tle which he designed. The bottle in 45 degrees pivot is a tan. varigated matt color. It seats. In case of accident, the seats swing to the Relax and enjoy the intimate Drive out El annno just past Santo Clara City. is glazed and has a spherical rear and lock into place, giving the er 55 1 NM Elarnino, Santo -Ware shape. atmosphere by the rustic stone passenger better support. AX fireplace and cocktail lounge Yak Out Orders Phone DECORATIVE CREATION WINDSHIELD POPS OUT Anderson's creation is mainly a le or 100r per whether The windshield, designed to pop Complete Dinners also Nightly decorative piece. He twice won out, curves around to allow an un- "The Good Design Awatd" given Special $1.50 Sirloin Steak Dinners obstructed vision of 180 degrees. under the auspices of the Museum It curves down in such a manner of Modern Art in New York. He !! that the glass is perpendicular to also recently entered some of his the driver's eyes at any normal po- Frank's Steak House work in an exhibit held at Utah sition. 4 MILES SOUTH CLOSED TUESDAY (Coci). University. ON ALMADEN Perhaps the most interesting Other SJS exhibitors at the

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REDUS TO RAMBLE Gyms Open Spartan Pitchers PaPtirn cPeP SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA Check Don Bats Friday, April 11. 1958 Weekend DA11.1 For 4SPARTAN Ed Sobcrak's resurgent baseball only extra base hit in the twin double. team kept up its winning ways, tilt* a dis- At Spartan Field Enthusiasts making It four consecutive victor- La rry Peterson went the the abbreviated night-cap, A crowded slate is now schedu- ies since the Easter vacation, by tance in also throwing a three-hitter. Buzz led each weekend for SJS sports1 beating USF by 5-1 and 2-0 scores Schmiedt Jim Long, Jim in San Francisco yesterday. The UlreY. enthusiasts, according to Bob ! and George Dudley added the No. double sictory evened the Spartan Thinclads Seek Fourth Bronzan, director of intramural ! 2 to their respective base hit to- slate at 6-6. sports. wtailtshfoorrif the season. Bob Krail was thumping or For those Inteersted In bar.- In today's hat lack the lonesome man the quintet kethall, outdoor v olleyball, or of it- -action, the Spartans travel Straight Team Win swimm ing, facilities maym be j to Stockton to meet the Bengals used any Saturday from n of COP. By RANDIE E. POE until 4 p.m. Swimming k. In the Al McIntyre twirled a nifty PIZZA GARDENS S.A. success-tinged track team will look for its fourth straight Wo tnn'e s liy m and the basketbas ket--three hitter in the first tiff. He Delicious Pizza alto team triumph tomorrow in the Armed Forces Meet at Spartan Field. ball In the Men's (.sm. In the. received adequate backing as the Burritos Field events begin at 1:30 p.m. r % r ut that a group wants to team did not err. Chuck Larson Tacos Tosfados - Catering to Parties reserse the cage court for One led the rappers with three singles Ready to test the surprising Spartan thinclads will be 10 of the 111w/shore at Julian) CV 2-9753 hour. at least ten persons are cloutcd the top service squads in CaliforniaFort Ord, Parks AFB, Presidio, Mof- while Harvey Johnson required for the reservation. fett Field, Camp Pendleton, Treasure Island, Mather AFB, Alameda MISIMWM..teekeeritswideltiat Naval AFB and McClellan AFB. Bronzan told The Spartan Daily tomorrow. The Presidio will tea - topped Cal. Art- yesterday that the Inter-Frater- The Spartans shotput star Bill Neidcr. tore wrestling and track meets 70f111 Arizona in three: nity State and 162-foot heaver. Fort Ord boasts now have been scheduled. The previous engagement s. lean Arnie Sowell, national hail - Two Olympic stars will appear wrestling tourney will take place champ in 1954 and 1956. 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.?.A4,141 /1A4) 1/4/N 5 Congratulations Nationa Boxing Champs Championship Boxers Chemistry ON DISPLAY THIS WEEK AT MOSHER'S THE NATIONAL BOXING TROPHY AND Set To Receive Honors Meet Due PICTURE OF THE BOXERS San Jose State's national cham- win Pacific Coa,t Intercollegiate (DON T FORGET TO ATTEND THE BOXING BANQUET pionship boxing team will be and National Collegiate Athletic NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17 AT THE honored at an awards dinner Tues- Assn. titles. Tomorrow day night at the American Veter- D.A.V. HALL. TICKETS ON SALE AT MOSHER S) Coach Julie Menendez, who this , Dr. W. J. Connors, mathema- ans Hall on McLaughlin Road season in completed his fifth year as tical research consultant for mo- East San Jose. head ring mentor, recently corn- tion picture and petroleum indus- AND TO BE THE CHAMP AT THE BEACH mented Open to the public, the dinner that the strong 1958 team tries, will be guest speaker at the gets underway at 7. Highlight was -the best San Jose State team of Pacific Southwest Association of SEE ever." the annual affair will be the pres- , Chemistry Teachers conference on entation of the DeWitt A. Portal Master of ceremonies for the campus tomorrow. Scholarship, outstanding boxe r, dinner will be Vic MAIM. while Approximately 50 California THE 8-HOLER BOXER SWIM SUIT and sportsmanship awards. Al Ruffo will be the guest speaker. chemistry instructors on the high Tie front Inside pocket Ruffo, a San Josean, was former school and college level Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity will at- Side stripes Comb pocket 5.95 and Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority football coach at the University of tend the meeting, which will be- are co-sponsors of the event, with Santa Clara. JULIE MENENDEZ gin at 10 a.m. in the Science Build- Al Russell and Gae McAllister co- This season's Spartan boxing ... Spartan Ring Mentor ing. WARM-UP SWEATSHIRTS FOR BEACH chairmen. Tickets, which cost squad notched six dual meet wins Dr. Connors, new employed with while $2.50, will be sold in the Outer losing one meet and tieing Aerojet General Corp. of Sacra- Boat -neck top with cigarette pocket in another. Quad and at the entrance of the Groups To Hold mento, will speak on "Chemistry Calf -length pants 3.95 ea. Veterans' Hall, according to Rus- Four SJS boxers nabbed indivi- of Rocket Engines." sell. dual titles in the PCI and NCAA Volleyball Meet Science teaching by the use of events to aid the Spartans cop the television will be discussed by Dr. Russell expects a large crowd, team championships in both tour- The annual co-educational vol- Richard Lewis, head of the col- especially since this year's team naments. leyball tournament will be held lege audio-visual services, mosher s for men was the lone SJS boxing squad to Boxers who won crowns were April 23 and 24 In Women's Gym Raymond Wilkerson, assistant T.C. Chung, PCI and NCAA; Bob 21, Liz Crosby, tournament pub- professor of Chemistry, will ex- 121 SOUTH FOURTH (Down the Alley) Tafoya, NCAA; Nick Akana, PCI; licity staff member, announced to- plain the use of semi-micro in be- Welvin Stroud, PCI and NCAA; day. ginning college chemistry classes. The HOLLAND and Archie Milto n, PCI and The tournament will be spon- Beginning college chemistry and NCAA. Stu Rubine, Dave Nelson, sored jointly by Men's Intramural Its' relationship to high school Jack Coolidge, and Russ Camilleri Department, Women's Athletic courses and accelerated science THIS SATURDAY NIGHT were other mainstays on the team. Association, Leadership Methods programs will be the topic of Is class and Co-Recreation class. John Meischke, Ca mden High Teams will include equal num- School; Jerry Holmes, Hartnell Famous bers of men and women on the Junior College; Benjamin Naylor. same squad, and individual trop- SJSC, and Mel Gorman, Univer- DANCE of San Francisco. for if's hies will go to the winning team. sity Deadline for team sign-ups is Dr. LeRoy Spitze. associate por- OVERLOOKING THE BLUE PACIFIC 5 p.m. April 15. according to Miss fessor of chemistry, is program Crosby. She stated that inter- chairman. ested individuals may contact Edic Giant, publicity chairman for Coffee Date? PIZZA Engineering Dept. DIERKS DONUTS 6 A.M. lo I I P.M. as well as ON THE BEACH AT Publishes Booklet 370 AUZERAIS STREET the many other DRESS YOUR A booklet titled "Chemical En- FINE FObDS gineering" has been published by FAIRGROUNDS FAIRWAYS Served PART the San Jose State Engineering Golf Driving Range SANTA CRUZ Mina Marlowe and the wernlyn l Department for the benefit of high your Isle Deshach you to keep in school students and college fresh- STUDENT SPECIAL YaO ttb tashiont City Club means St sase with sent new telethon men and sophomores who have 35. bucket with ASS Clod WITH Pizza to Go Oren tam it,. Of Oboe, tor dram. WM and even/ KARL BRUHN'S BAND ilayl See tot not yet decided upon an bawl, Ow yourm11-10Uall engineer- S. 10th & TULLY ROAD ? radia ane ing major. The booklet outlines opportuni- ties in the chemical engineering The HOLLAND CITY CLUB field and explains the SJS chemi- 12th and Santa Clara .1.Clr o-cra bet E. Kr cal engineering program. "Chemical engineers are in great Where there's a Man... I demand," the publication states. The current beginning monthly Escape!! . . . to good eating ' salary for chemical engineering . . . and a delightful atmosphere , graduates is $475. there's a Marlboro Campus Special P.. Angel' Gets Award Ground NEW YORK (UP)The New Round Steak York drama critics circle this A COMPLETE DINNER week gave its play awards for the 1957-58 season to "Look Home- Sir:ling, Juicy ward, Angel." "Look Back in An- Choice ger" and "The Music Man." ."Look Homeward, Angel," by Sirloin Steak Ketti Frings won the circle's pri- A COMPLETE DINNER mary award for the best American play, getting 15 votes to three for "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs," and one for "The Cave GENE'S DINNERS Dwellers." 1595 SOUTH FIRST STREET CY 3-9821 "Look Back in Anger" by John Osborne won the foreign play ci- tation securing 13 votes to three for "Time Remembered," two for "The Entertainer" and one for 1181100 (5)14T1" "Romanoff and Juliet." CLASSIFIEDS SPARTAN DRIVE-IN EL RANCHO "Wild Is The Wind" To place class4ieds, tisk. them to Anna Matra, Anthony Quinn "HATFUL OF RAIN" TB It, Student Business OffIc "Witness For The "PEYTON PLACE" FOR RENT Prosecution" For Rent - 2 bdrm. fern. apt. T. Power C. Lauqhfon BAsluo ROBINSON 452 S. 4th St., San Jose, Calif. Phone CY 4-5085 or AX 6-4356. Men students clean sunny rm. Furnace heat. Pri. sundeck. 406 S. STUDIO MAYFAIR 11th St. Cramped for Thru Sunday space? 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is--ePANTAIE DEM, rritIny, Apr11 /MP H onorary Fraternities Spartan Daily Want Ads Get Results Placement KAM Wins First Place COPIteP The Twin Steak Houses Alpha Iota, SJS chapter of Kap- Robert Kellett Jr Blair 1.1ohn Ttli 1,/liok ing orranizations wil COLONY * ANGELO'S pa Alpha Mu. honorary photo- I Darrell Linton, Valter Marx, Ken E. Santa Clore TAILOR-MADE SHIRTS representatives on campus 795 S. First 74 journalism fraternity. won first Metzger. Lynn MacDonald, Wil- have next week to interview graduating Serv 65 Fabrics place in activities and scrapbook liam McLean, John McEwan, Don- seniors. For appointments, inter- ,at the national convention held na Neher, James Nelson, John Your Favorite Steaks and Chops CO l0 ested students may contact tbe 20 Styles recently at Southern Illinois Uni- Ramos. Robert Ray, Star Riley, Placement Service office, A234, For that Satisfied Feeling versity. John Robinson, Jahn Rodgriquez. 16 Monogrammed Styes for appointments. try either of 1 Major item at the conVention Ken F'PORIIS . at modest prices $6 and up Sanguinetti, Richard Sur. Guy F . Atkinson, Monday.; in- was the developmentiof a new gent, Robert Scarabosio, Donald ,. terestedn business administra- , KAM constitution. Dr. Gerald For. Serns, Roy Silcox, Jim Syar. Shir- tion majors. . hex, local chapter ads iser and pro- ley Smit h, Ron Taylor, Jerry Alameda Civil Service, Monday; fessor of journalism, was desig- Tbornley, Richard Trevisan, Don most majors. new tvgiona I % lee presi- i nated Triolo. James Wark. Robert Weiss U.S. Geological Survey, Tues- ' dent. and Sumio Yonernoto 495 PARK AVENUE . . . CYpress 5-5205 day: interested in civil engineers ALPHA PHI OMEGA and technicians. OPEN TUES. thru SAT. . . . 10:30 til 6 All Types of Printing i Alpha Phi Omega. service fre- rid Parke. Davis & Co., Wednesday.; t ternity, recently pledged 11 new interested in pre-med or biological members. The Paul Zimmerman pap taful e science majors. Dance Bids Pledge Class includes Robert Al- t , The College Life Insurance Co. lison, Jack Allison. Renae consist. Beaux Arts Ball, costume dance, of America, Wednesday; interested Letterheads Armand Delgado, Allen Newman., tomorrow night, 9, Maryann Gar- in anyone with an A.B. degree and DRY CLEANING Tomio Uchiyarria, Steve Wood. dens. Bids. $1.50. may be pur- an interest in sales_ or sales man- Progratns Kelly Worrel, Rowe. The Nationally Advertised Sanitone Process Marshal and , chased in Art Department or at agement. Pamphlets John Poetger. Allison Wiis elected door. The Upjohn Co., Thursday; in- il.ii president. Convenient Episcopal Holy CHMMuriloll, terested in biological science ma- Invitations Thorough Quick CHI PI SIGMA Tuesday, 7:30 a.m., Student Chris- jors. Six pledges were 'recently ac- tian Center, 92 S. 5th St. Alameda County Probation De- Wedding cepted into Chi Pi Sigma. profes- Episcopal-Presbyterian St partment, Friday; offering jobs in Arno itincetnents Topcoats sional police fraternity, accordingi dents, meeting, dinner. Sunday, 6. the probation field, open to most Special to historian Art Tetrault. I majors. 1 Student Christian Center. Discus- President of the pledge class Owens-Illinois, Friday: inter- Letterpress Oho IN BY 1) OUT AT S sion of Saturday Evening Post was Norman Stanley; secretary. story. "Religious Revolution on the ested in business administration For information see your campus representata f. James Quinn; and treasurer, Jim Campus." and accounting majors. Freeze. Other members were Wil- Dick Robinson Cy 5-9993 Eta Mu PI, totIr through Honig- SHANK'S liam Borders. Truman Hill and WEATHER: Cooper advertising firm in San I Thomas Huebner. DRY CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Francisco, Wednesday. Meet in Weatherman predicts fair wea- with little change in Co. SKI CLUB front of Student Union by 5:15 ther today CLARK BROS. PRINTINC Second & San Carlos CYpress 3-3701 Dick Montogomery has been p.m. Only first 50 members to temperature and gentle winds. 393 W. SAN CARLOS MTIRkET CY 5-2502 elected to head the next year's Ski High today will be 70-72 and low Sign up will be able to go. Sign Member of Spar-ten Club and Spartan Athletic Foundation Club. up by 4 p.m., Monday. Sign up will be 45-50. Other officers will be Diane list outside TB139. Nuernberg, vice-president; Sally , Grace Baptist Church, Bernard Sargent, secretary; Art Acker- i Presbyterian Campus Ministry Brits, Lincoln National Life In- man, treasurer; and George Wil- surance, "Business as a Christian invites you to liamson, publicity Chairman. Profession," Sunday, 6:30 p.m.. Sunday Fellowship 6:00 p.m. ' ETA MU PI Grace Baptist Church, S. 10th Eta Mu Pi, national honorary and San Fernando Streets. "Religious Revolution on American Camuses" business fraternity, initiated 47 Hillel, hi-fi demonstration, Mon- isdri. Mrs Marion Butcher. Episcoplian Campus Advisor new members at its formal initi- day. 8 p.m., Student Y, 9th and Don Eau,1 Prissbyter.ri Campus Pastor ation dinner Wednesday night. ac- San Antonio Streets. Members cording to Darl Spencer. acting Tuesday 7:00 p.m. bring records to be played. president of the fraternity. "Religion In Irreligious Garb" New members are Jack Agresti, Phl Alpha Theta, initiation, to- Earamination of conternporus -0ea Dean Armstrong. Craig Bellati, night. 7, College Chapel. Dinner Rv. Emrsel lead discussion of Fa-ene A--, Lonnie Biggs, John R. Boyd, Ter- at Chuck Wagon Restaurant fol- Thursday 12:30 Noon ence Carroll, Bruce Carter, Robert lowing initiation. Curtis, Edward Edgecomb, Neil PSI Chi, member-faculty dance, Study Course on Life of Christ Evans, James Flake, Gold Fry, tonight. 8:30. Trader Lew's Social Examination of the ’Temptations. Bring your lunch. Leo Gardella. Ron Gleason, Olaf Hall. Tickets, $1. sold at door only. Campus Past:v.: Don Emrnel Holmoe, Dave Hopkins. Raymond K uger Williams Fellowship, STUDENT CHRISTIAN CENTER 92 SOUTH FIFTH STREET Horgas, Thomas E. Jones. cabinet meeting, Sunday, 4 p.m. Grace Baptist Church, 10th and San Fernando Streets. EPISCOPAL Wesley Foundation, Dean Eliza- Services at Trinity It North 2nd beth Greenleaf, "Heads in the B. V.rrd-ci Re-r,r Sand or Sand in Our Eyes," Sun- Let's Go to Church 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion day, 7 p.m., 24 N. 5th St. 930 and 11:00 A.M. Student T, members meet to- Worship Servics night 8-11 205 S. 9th St. BEANERY BULLETIN Home Economics Cafeteria FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH i Entrees: after every shave TWO BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 2nd AND SAM ANTONIO Filet of sole 30 cents Ravioli 30 cents SUNDAY SERVICES Plate lunch 55 cents Splash on Old Spice After Shave Lotion. Feel your 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP Coop-4th and San Fernando face wake up and live! So good for your skin .. CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION 7:00 EVENING SERVICE Student Christian Canter Entrees: so good for your ego. Brisk as an ocean breeze, (n/ I Salmon loaf with Dr. Clarence Sands Minister 92 South Fifth Stret Old Spice makes you feel like a new man. Confident. viI "A Cord'al Irat on for Every Sunday" Holy Communion at 730 A.M. cream sauce 40 cents AFTER SHAVE LOTION Every Tuesday Hot baked ham Assured. Relaxed. You know you're at your best 9 A.M to 10 P.M. when you top off your shave Offic Hc,rs. sandwich . 40 cents with Old Spice! 100 by SHULTON TRI-C Advisor on Campus Spanish rice 40 cents Roy E. Butcher 9Ars. !Plate lunch 55 cents "A Group with YOU in mind" EVERY SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. Leadership Seminar Spring Semester: Church History Test your THE PINK BUILDING 2nd and SAN ANTONIO personality power.- "Looking for o fr;endly Church in San Jose?" (Give your psyche a workout) COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Adler a little! Church of Christ Christian Church 1. Do you think all coeds should be required to wear the YES NO 790 SOUTH 12th STREET CY 2-7443 new ''sack" style dresses? (For men only') SUNDAY SERVICE April 13 2. Do you think of a "square" only as a term in Geometry' C.o"trg ag class 5 945 Bible School Hour is 44,1 by Dtici 1 instructor in Speech Department at SJSC. 3. Do you go to see foreign films lust for the plot' Subject: "What's The Word?" 4. Do you think the school week is too short, 1:30, I I 00 Duplicate Morning Worsh,p Services. r 9:45 Bibt School, classes for all Goss. 5. Do you question this statement ' The best tobacco gives 5:30 Discussion Groups for all ages. you the best smoke"' 6 30 Eve-nq Service 6. Do you sit as far away as possible from the prettiest gal in Nursery Provided HAROLD E. GALLAGHER. Misisser class in order to concentrate better on your studies?

7. Do you think the study of Home Economics is all a girl needs for a happy married life?

8. Do you think your professors are too lenient in grading BETHEL CHURCH exam papers? "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" 1670 MOORPARK AVENUE A CHURCH WITH YOUTH IN MIND SERVICES: If you answered "No" to all questions, you obvi- Rut if you want to enjoy smoking as never before, ously smoke Camels a real cigarct he. Only 6 or switch to Camels. Nothing else tastes so rich, SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. 7 "No" answers mean you better get on to Camels smokes so mild. Today more people smoke Camels WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 A.M. fast. Fewer than 6 "No's" and it really doesn't than any other cigarette. The best tobacco gives YOUTH MEETING 6:00 P.M. matter what you smoke. Anything's good enough! you the best smoke. Try Camels and you'll agree! EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P.M. THOMAS G. SUTTON Puffs

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