New Opera Dizzy Gillespie Workshop Speaks Tonight: Plays 'Figaro' 'Jazz Diplomacy' By MIKE JOHNSON SAN Fine Arts Editor JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959 NO. 133 John IiirLs ( Dizzy) Gillespie will combine his under- San Jose State Opera Workshop standings of diplomacy and jazz at 8:15 tonight in a lecture last night established itself as a entitled "Jazz Diplomacy" Nation Mourns legitimate group as it played Moz- in Morris Dailey Auditorium. art's "Marriage of Figaro" to a Admission is SI for adults and 50 cents for students. playing audience of more than 200 SJS International Relations Club is in Concert Hall. sponsoring "Dizzy" A repeat performance is tonight as a benefit for the San Jose Conununity Ambassador Dulles' at 8:15. Admission is II., oject. Passing 50 cents for students. adults $1. I At 42, Gillespie has embarked 1\ ASHINGTON (UPI) - The free world today is This was the first public show- etruhesadoesiablifsnhsmteeandt of mourning the death of former Secretary of State John ing of the workshop, and despite Hill-Stevens c.wnorkaingn7or the cases lack of experience, the jazz, he has been touring Europe Foster Dulles as ith statements stressing his devotion to duty production went off smoothly and the Middle East for the U.S. and briskly with director Edwin eState Department with his band. and the cause of peace. Dunning. Instructor in music, Legal Battl Gillespie started his career with The Communist world remained largely silent yester- holding together singers and ac- siome bands in 1935 when he join- companists. ! Charlie Shavers in the trumpet day in its reaction to the death of the man it often Dunning started Opera Work- OpensToday iTtion of the Frank Fairfax band. denounced as a "war monger, tool of Wall Street and a shop last fall with the intention of I By 1940, he had developed 'a bop preparing a major production for religious hypocrite." The case of Stan Stevens, gra-Istyle and had begun to arrange this spring. Ile presented a three- Moscow Radio and Peiping duate student, vs. ASB Pres. Rich for big bands. act adaptation of "Marriage of Radii reported the death in -1 Within a few years, he became Figaro," with dialogue in English Hill, four ASB officers and nu statements without com- Frosh, Sophs as a major influence in the brief substituted for recitative. merous SPUR campaign support- But the Communist East development andpahrkoledsr s ment. This was a little less trying on era, will commence today at 2:30 , news service ADN is- topevenoptmchen vitith f Charlie1 p as Cerman the audience, and made the humor- an unforgiving report, say- Go to Battle 1 an innovator in bop. sued ous but solid plot easier to follow. Dulles' name "Is inaep- The Student Union will be I ing that Since the opera was presented Gillespie always has been re- tied to the aggression po- srably "1n-the-round," the set was sim- cleared of pinochlers, chess play- cognized as a master of his For Bottle licy of Hitler's..." ple, but adequate. ers and the like for the open court horn, and even greatest critics, Eisenhower led the trial. such as Louis Armstrong, ad- President Frosh-Soph Week activities got The essentials of furniture and worlds mourning. He said Prosecuting Attorney Pat Mc- mire him for his "superb musi- free under way yesterday with a trea- tapestry were enclosed by sugges- his former secretary Clenahan and Stevens have cianship." yesterday sure hunt here on campus, Ric tions of doors and windows, mak- an ardent supporter of the formed the case for the prose- Recently, Gillespie has was Trimillos, Frosh-Soph Week chair- ing the room transparent, and giv- commer- hopes and aspiration" of ing cution which cites SPUR party ci &zed his jazz, and'startect "deepest man, announced yesterday. the audience the feeling of al- sing- men everywhere. most being members for inserting election ing with his band. He uses com- tree Following is today's clue: on stage. Secretary of State Christian The evening campaign signs inside copies of edy to lighten his concerts. and "Channel 1 is where it's found. opened with an or- opened the Geneva Confer- chestral Spartan Daily, exceeding the set Herter Of course not on TV, recording of the complete has "great audience appeal." session yesterday by thank- overture, then accompanists size limit. ence Slanted low 'tween dark and San- In his lecture tonight, he will other foreign ministers for dra Stevens said the ASB by-laws ing the light, And All That Jazz Montgomery and Joan Good- speak on his tours, their purposes their "thoughtful understanding" win took over, using two-piano clause states that each candidate That's where it will be found." and results, and illustrate by play- situation created here by Dizzy Gillespie, jazz-man -entertainer, will spook sans band tonight parts and the harpsi-piano. is limited to four signs not ex- of the The treasure that has been death. at 8:15 in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Proceeds will benefit the ceeding six square feet, one not ing selections from his recent al- Dulles' hidden is a wine bottle, Trimil- World Affairs Council fund to send Martha Allshouse, exceeding 15 square feet and one bums "Dizzy Gillespie, World - ',Whatever our approaches to los sophomore stated, which is in keeping not exceeding the problems now under discus- English major, to Italy. 30 square feet. Statesman," and "Dizzy Gillespie with the Italian theme of the "The sion," Herter added, "I feel sure Yuma Was total square feet of the in Greece." mixer. It is hidden on campus. small SPUR inserts exceeded ae are agreed that the world UPI ROUNDUP this In not too difficult a place to limit," Stevens said. has lost a senior statesman, find, he said. whose personification of Integ- California Twelve subpoenas were sent If it isn't found immediately, a out last Tuesday in addition to rity, energy and devotion will new clue will appear each day the six SPUR party subpoenas. long remain as an Inspiration to until Flight someone finds it. Class Included in the 12 students cited work for peace within justice." FBI Quits Border Post The class that discovers the hid- to appear as witnesses today ari. The Big Four called a two-day (Editor's no)e, This ing place of the treasure scores is the second in Spartan Daily Business Manag- recess in the East-West foreign 25 points, series on the role played by Cali- Trimillos stated. The in- fornia in the Civil War. More than er Ron Kelley, Circulation Man- ministers conference so the three dividual that finds the treasure Uses Navy 16,000 Californians were Volunteers. ager Al Carrico and photogra- Western ministers could fly to will receive two tickets to the Lynch Case The material is drawn from original pher Bob Christman. Washington for the funeral but it research by Dr. Leo V. Kibby, chair- Frosh-Soph Mixer, Friday in the "We're going to call our ss still was not known whether So- man of social science, San Jose State Women's Gym. POPLARVILLE, Miss. (UPI) - primal at 9:26 a.m. yesterday in College. an authority of California in nesses chronologically to establi- viet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro- If anyone finds the wine bottle the Civil War. It is especially impor- Equipment withdrew yes- the rear of a state pick-up truck the facts in the case in order The FBI in effect myko would go. treasure, they should take it to terday from the Mack Parker bound for Richmond and Berke- tant today in this light of the ap- happening," Stevens said. proaching Civil War Centennial Instrument. Flight Techniques Informed sources said Gromyko Betty Heskett, secretary in the ley. He was discovered missing at Corn- "The constitution is very lynching case and prepared to memoration, 1961-65.1 192, from the Aeronautics Depart- indicated Sunday night he did not Student Union, Trimillos said. vague about matches, business turin over to Mississippi authori- 11:25. The driver of the truck ment, will go to.1).1offett Field plan to go but some diplomats be' Other events in the week in- to- ties all evidence that federal ag- said he did not discover the in- By MILLIE AMLIE cards and other campaign ma- day to use the flight simulators of limed the Kremlin might order clude a tug of war tomorrow at stop. terial," Hill ents have collected. mate when he made his first asserted. the T-33 jet trainer, the T-28 prop him to Washington in a good will 11:30 a.m, in the Library Quad, If you were on your way to More than 40 FBI agents have Hill said he felt es pec i a Ily trainer, and the Constellation. attempt to cover up the Fast -West a milk shake drinking contest 'ADLAP GOES WILD California, you could take an oath been on duty here since Parker. strong about proving SPUR's in- By invitation of the U.S. Navy, tensions still prevailing in Gene- on Thursday, and a sport ear SANDY SPRING, Md. (UPI) of allegiance at Fort Yuma and nocence of a 23-year-old Negro, was dragged the charges because the class will use the delicate de- va. A Soviet spokesman said no stuffing contest on Friday. An unhappy donkey nicknamed if you refused, you were held to "we out of the Pearl River County as student leaders should de- vice to compare instrument flight decision had been made. At Friday's mixer, the winning Adlai Stevenson really kicked up be "an avowed enemy" and jailed. jail, shot and dumped into the velop a respect for laws and re- situations to their flight simulat- will be announced. Trimillos his heels at a Republican women's This was 1862. This was the Civil class Pearl River. He was accused of gulations." He said he thought the ors here at the college. mixer will begin at 9 fund raising party Sunday. War in the Far West. said. The raping a white woman who was "villain" of the case is the faulty A flight simulator resembles 1 a.m. Admission Ile: (I) ate a floral wreath the Yuma was an outpost to all of p.m. and end at an expectant mother. wording of the constitution. prim) arcade airplanes. The stu- $1.25 for ladies hung around his neck; (2) of Southern California and on the Harcleroad will be 73 cents stag and dent climbs into the cockpit, abe RAISE DRIVING AGE? kicked the hostess; and (3) knock- line from which could come "the couples. Refreshments will which is a complete replica of SACRAMENTO (UPI) Teen- ed her unconscious. only troops which can possibly Three Art Majors available, including pizzas. the aircraft, and the hood is agers under 18 would be denied menace California from Texas To Speak closed over him so he is Hying driver's licenses unless they could and/or Arizona overland." report- To Be Awarded "blind." Daily Staffer prove that they had taken a "be- ed Col. James H. Carleton to the War Department. Colonel Carle- $4000 Stipends The cockpit is on bellows that At Banquet hind-the-wheel" course in drivin: Accountants ton was to command the force Three San Jose State art ma- tilt the cabin by control of the Wins Contest under the terms of a bill pilot, simulating flight dips and Alameda State known as the California Column. jors each will receive $4000 schol- College Pres. turns. Fred F. Hareleroad will be guest J. P. vanEttinger, senior journ- yesterday by the Assembly California and the Pacific ships at a dinner of the Associa- The course of the student is Peaker at the Senior Banquet alism major and Spartan Daily The measure, by Assembly ohm Elect Heads Coast were attractive to both tion of decorators in San Francis- chartered on a map by an ink :'riday at 7 p.m. in the Cafeteria. photo editor, has ranked in the Bradley (R-San Jose), would the Union and Confederacy dur- co tonight. Clark honorary ac- roller which is controlled electric- Pre, Harcleroad, former SJS Radio 'Free Europe radio broad- Alpha Eta Sigma, ing the Civil War. Dr. John French, art depart- increase the driving age to 18 but wound up the ally through the controls. The dean ,,f the college, will speak on cast contest conducted last March counting society, Col. John R. Baylor, command- ment head, said the names of the would permit 16-year-olds to get business Thursday night by pilot's job is to keep as close to Progress at San Jose State." An in the Spartan Daily. year's ing a confederate army in New scholarship winners have not been electing new officers for the fall the instrument pattern on the introductory speech will be given His 25-word entry was one of a license if they take a driving Mexico had made gains in the announced yet. map as possible. Pres. John T. 206 entries that will be trans- course in high school, from a pri- semester. West through organizing the Con- Students from art schools and Wahlquist. the "This class will be taught next Seniors may in mitted behind the Iron Curtain Ralph Alice was named presi- federate Territory of Arizona. universities in Northern Califor- purchase tickets vate driving school or fm a qua- semester also," said Frank Wil- the Student Affairs Business Of- countries in Europe. VanEttinger's dent, with Albert Singleton, first Confederates were in control of nia competed in the art contest, lified adult. liams, assistant professor of aero- fice, TI116, according to Barry prize was a short wave radio. vice president; Alan Swanson. se- (Continued on Page 2) he said. nautics. Jett, senior class president. VanEttinger, from Hermosa 'Q' INMATE ESCAPES cond vice president; Jack 'sensor, Tick- ets are $2.95 each. Beach, says he sent in three en- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) corresponding secretary; Mario Entree will be roast beef or tries and doesn't know which one F rank Hackett, 27, a San Vasquez, secretary, and Fred THOSE BLUEBOOK BLUES grilled salmon, was the prize-winner. Quentin inmate, escaped from the Mur.t.i, I?,:1,Orof Korean Vets Korean veterans must sign Finals Schedule monthly attendance forms today or tomorrow in the Registrar's Lyke Fact to Fantasy Morning Aft Day of Final office, Adm102. Failure to sign Promises may delay subsistence checks. 9:30 classes English A, IA, 2A: 1:00-4:00 Thursday, June 4 tire On the c.,Ilege student of By EGLIB SMMRK fiction writer of our time, Ray 4:30 classes, 4:00-6:00 "1994" and a whole swarm of ex- Bradbury. 10:30 classes 1:30 classes Friday, June 5 14TP, beep, beep ... clusive Lyke cartoons provide the ASPARTANS 11:30 classes 12:30 classes Monday, June 8 The The editor hopped into his tickler. sound you now hear is the 7:30 classes 3:30 classes Tuesday, June 9 Br Time Machine and zapped off And of course, there's the thice of Lyke magazine as it 8:30 classes 2:30 classes Wednesday, June 10 to Los Angeles to interview the beams its Lyke Doll and LOVPIIP% feithir- MONEY TALKS message from outer 33-year-old alit hor a few weeks snare and the ing the appropriate attire for future. ago. It is whispered In outer- TIME CHART ? The Duke of Persia The Itradhury this time of year: bathing suits. staff reports that. the apace circles that Days Class Morning Afternoon ? offered his weight Future bowie, which goes on sale (Martian Chronicles, Dandelion An article analyzing the future Regularly Meets Exams Exams tomorrow all over campus, will Wine) digs into some of the of SJS athletics will provide an Daily 7:30-12:20 1:00-5:50 ? in aluminum rivets be man- bringing hack some fabulous greatest problems facing enlightening picture for those in- MWF or MWThF 7:30-10:20 1:00-3:50 to anyone who could P. fiction from in the future. Mars and fantastic kind terested in the teams of tomorrow. TTh or TWTh 10:30-12:20 4:00-5:50 find a better dress 111 feet from Venus. the MTThF or TThF 9:30-12:20 3:00-5:50 Also on the serious side. And there's rocket -loads more. ? shirt than the It is said MTWTh, TWThF Of TWF $4 wash I that the staff has been magazine features a survey taken MTWF, 8:30-11:20 2:00-4:50 "waY out" A book of the future for prices NJ the last few weeks in Jose State professors, MW 7:30- 9:20 1:00-2:50 and wear model with their of six San of the past 111 effort to make this the best. referred to WF 8:30-10:20 2:00-3:50 ever who don't want to be the button down issue. In fact, it is rumored question, "Will 7:30- 8:20 1:00-1:50 that as "way out." The some of them are suffering in the 8:30- 9:20 2:00-2:50 spread collar at from There Ile a Nuclear War cosmic radiation form 9:30-10:20 3:00-3:50 of in the 20th Century?" was put to them Mild, Cloudy 1? 2, A. Naturally, verbal blasts 10:30-11:20 4:00-4:50 from professors and the answers received were not whose courses Partly cloudy today with early 11:30-12:20 5:00-5:50 no one collected they're failing. generally too pleasant. but cer- Th I Our beep -beep interpreter tells stimulating. morning overcast; high 65-70; US that tainly Specially scheduled exams resulting from conflicts will be on tiimormw's issue is fea- northwesterly winds 8-15 m.p.h. turing RAY BRADBURY Thursday, June II. Exams for evening classes will be on the same day a real thought-provoking On the lighter side. the Future interview sa- , purple people greeter afternoon. the class regularly meets during finals week. from 7-10 p.m. V ROOS with the leading science- issue offers some Funnies. A a=131 # crItrrY t-IRPARTAII DAILL7 Tuesday, May ?a, 1959 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Fellowship Plans Or Nfl'SIC Patrick Nieierotto. assistiUlt professor Civil War of music, will Beach Function play two-piano concert with Doris Ini.-1,.(irsity Collegiate Chris- Meierotto THE ANSWER MAN this morning at Encounters cart//people than Fellowship is planning a in Concert itaii as kit! ut Leach party eriday from 4-9 p.m. Survey of Musie Literat, : Marriages Result Described... Students will meet in front of gram. It is free 1111111111111111111111i11111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIy JERRY NACHMANI1111111111111ili1iiiiii aikl to ups the Music Bldg. between 4 and public From Library Use (Continued from Page 1) OUR WIRE F:D1TOR (who occasionally deals in twine thid toast- Transportation will be posts in New Mexico and Arizona. cable) informed me Sunday we all should have been 5 p.m. Li LUCIA ing that day in 1626 when some business-like Indian shucked off provided if needed; the last car The California A poll at Stanford showed that more marriages re- Column, under Manhattan Island to a Dutchman whom I imagine thought he had will leave at 5 p.m. BAKMAS Col. Carleton, determined to ex- made the bargain buy of the century. THE HOUSE OF sulted from men meeting women at the college library Purpose of the party, near FLOWERS pel Col. Baylor and his followers. You are familiar, of course, with %at $24 deal twillir:h sounds a Santa ('ruz, is to acquaint high than any other phase of college life. including dances, On April 13, 1802, over 2000 of- little shady, if you ark mei and certainly has not gone naming ficers and men left Los Angeles that VI was school seniors with the work of fraternities, clubs. etc. no you belie% e this to be true? in our hirtor) I k's, But t remember the troops moved eastward across worth more then. And Wands were not as expenrive. an 1VCC'F group on campus. I think it's all in the books. the desert toward Fort Yuma in All in all, though, I would say the Indian got the better of that Representatives from UC and companies of twos and threes. Who should I ask to find Ernest Ilemingway's "A deal from the looks of the stale New York is in. will be there. They were to cover more than Stanford Years ago you could make a small fortune in buying and selling Farewell to Arms"? 1000 miles before they got to El The day's events will include used countries. Today there is nothing left. We cite Thomas Jefferson Ask the guards at the en- You just have to find the right Paso. games, entertainment, and food as one example of a man who thought he would like Louisiana as a CORSAGES trance. book. for 50 cents, according to Gay- BOUQUETS Continuous desert without charm to show his friends; or Secretary of State Seward who CY 2.0462 10th & Santa Are the guards at the library This note was delivered via a for- lord Folden. Clara age for the horses or other vege- bought Alaska in what seems to me a rather under-the-table trade. really armed? friend of mine. I was unable to bring it !treatise I am still lost in tation , scarcity of water (and He was laughed at then for buying a pig-in-a-poke and today we all Yes. They are armed. They SEE THE OUTSTANDING BOOK the third floor book stacks. that brackish ( the Californians see how wise he really was, don't we? Well, I for one, think he BUYS.. have both arms hanging at their Jose Book Shop Has for You This There is no cause for alarm. If fought with nature and the In- bought a pig-in-a-poke; and a cold one at that. San WNe.e.lt! CARDS Ed J.. THE g,eCstOiNt C/NU. wl STwA sides from shoulder tissues. FIRESIDE BOOK OF by D. ,r"),,r 3-51 Spanish w o. you have a book overdue, they diens for every mile of the long * * * 3c2s; I've often seen art students CAc*R"OaW"NdEirtrliheAaNdD111505.095K Hundreds THE 01.1TOC.JOR TRAIL Cy 5.7irOnly $4,, will find you. If you don't have road. MAN STILL doing their sketches from on top NOW I DISPUTE this Manhattan deal on various grounds. N 00,n: ysi : a book overdue, check the titles NZTIOWTN.Sill"GOaDetA ReligoiontrisynA5:n; PICTORIAL HISTORY OE AMERICAN of the.library. How come they On May 20, a little more than some moral, some coffee. First of all, I was taught they didn't even Now Only $IM SPORTS 15101 from Einstein to Marilyn Mon- NOtheCk OnER9541A1RGE A Iwkwand look FRENCH ART OF THE go way up there? six weeks after the push East have dollars in those days and used to barter with shells, beads, 15th CENTURY EssorysiatigemCCAIRstos $ had been launched, rebel Tucson at how shells you can 0195A)LiUM NPerwolu$slary SIM151.171101WOODEN TOYS Eal, In order that they could have Skim through the microfilms lighters and other trinkets. (Today look many to moo fell to the Unionintr, "without $24! My, my, how things have gone up. MAiIIITIVWdlIT1H515A1LUMINUM SNaorwe mo51.? THE hSTRY1509F51AIRCRAfT all that knowledge behind them. of the 1942 San Jose Mercury to buy for bLNE.:117;17004 A shot being fired." out shopping for countries, I would want (B2.50) I'm worried because the li- the 1955 New York Times. Saun- Now if I were going AFTER THEiTHE"eDO'ClifI 0R LEAVES OAnlgyuiSd9: THE ANIMAL WORLD W in .... lit want from whom I was to health 113.751 $1.49 nealilif photogrepk, its , brary is 50.000 books short. Cur- ter past the door facing you and to know several things. I would to know 1291 Tucson was a settlement of four called HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM rently there are only 187,105 glance over the buying my island. I would wager this Indian, whatever he records from or five hundred, mostly Mexicans. F ,rion Travel, Biography. Children's looks. Religion. Music. Arr. erc See solumes on the shelves. What himself, took no time to look into the personal life of the Dutch- Bargain Ptices Now at San Jose Book Shop. thet Bach to Jerry Lee Lewis. Take but a few Americans and for- new books at can 1 do? the stairway directly achind you. man who snapped up Manhattan. COME EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE eigners. not Don't worry so much. Read Walk past volumes A through It has always seemed odd to me why this Indian chap did charge either $25 or $20. Why $24? Perhaps there was a luxury the 187,105 volumes first. 2 of the Encyclopedia Britan- Col. Carleton proclaimed the Open 'til Best Seller Reprints tax on islands, then. One never knows these things; and certainly an ose I've read 5000 terrible books nice. Take door IC and go down- Territory of Arizona for the Union Thursday For Less and haven't met a girl at the li- June the texts do not explain them. stairs. You are now in the base- 8. He sent back to Yuma 900 p.m. CY E brary yet. What should I do? for confinement the secessionists And what could an Indian buy with $24? Perhaps he went OK SHOP By the time you get through ment. I don't know the way out that he'd bagged. He described right out next morning and talked with the man who owned Rhode 119 EAST SAN FERNANDO the other 182,105 volumes you'll from here, either, but at least them: "Nine cutthroats, gamblers Island and Delaware and got a package deal. pick up something that you like. you're getting hot. and loafers who have infested this "I'll throw in Cape Cod for one of those peace pipes," the trader town to the great bodily injury of might have said. all good citizens." "Hmtrim-mm," said our Indian friend. "I don't know. I just don't know." FREE FREE An advance guard of the Cali- (And by the way, I hear from a broker friend of mine Chat with fornia Column, under Lt. Col. E. Minnesota can be bought for $127; that's without St. Paul, of course.) MaI ghat= E. Eyre, occupied Fort Thorn, On near El Paso, July 5. Col. Carle- FULL QUART OF MILK RUNNING LOW ON of "Rally Round the Flag, Boys! "and, ton reported to the War Depart- (By the Author WT.+ FINAL EXAM EQUIPMENT? "Barefoot Boy with Cheek.") ment: Stop in now and get a worry bird. "The energy, enterprise and 40 Qa9.1 Ouiga Board, Magic 13-11.11 or Do with every It-Yourself Psycothera. resources of Col. Eyre . . . can- Wisdom Revisited py Kit. In case any of TILL WE MEET AGAIN not be too highly appreciated these fail, we also have . . . but for his timely arrival EDITOR: "Think wisely and large assortment of 0. This is the last column of my fifth year of writing for Philip on the Rio Grande, Las Cruces clearly before making a decision, crying towels. Morris and Marlboro. I have made it a custom in the last and Mersilla would have both but once you have made a deci- Cards Gags NEW YORK column of each year not to be funny. I know I have also been laid in ashes by the enemy." sion, stand on it." These are the G;fts Magic realized this aim in many other columns during the year, but last "words of wisdom" issued MORCOM'S that was not for lack of trying. Today I am not trying. I am not About the same time, a writer by the ex-president of ASB, Dick for Harper's Magazine and Special House of Novelties STEAK trying for two reasons: First, because you are getting ready for Robinson, before turning over 115 So, First Cr 1-2867 Agent of the Department of In- $139 final exams and in your present state of shock, nothing in the the responsobilities of ASB gov Includes: terior, was assigned an escort of world could possibly make you laugh. And second, this final ernment to his successor, Rich 30 California troopers while tra- Garlic Bread, Chili, goods Hill. column of the year is for many of us a leave-taking, and velling in southern Arizona. He Salad and Baked Potato byes always make me too misty to be funny. wrote: "A better set of men I Mr. Hill, Mr. Robinson: Hitler TYPEWRITER For me the year ends neither with a bang nor a whimper, but have never travelled with. They thought as clearly and as wisely with a glow a warm, pleasant, mellow glow the kind of glow are good humored, obliging and as he was able to and decided you will find, for example, at the end of a Philip Morris or sober and not one of them stolb that the Jewish people were in- RENTALS ALSO . . . Marlboro. a pig or a chicken on the entire ferior. Some six million Jewish SPECIAL STUDENT RATE: It has been in every way a gratifying experience, my five trip." lives, amid the rubble of a ruined years with the makers of Philip Morris and Marlboro, and I Germany, later died standing EVERY SUN., MON., TUES. Dr. Leo V. Bibby, professor of resolutely on Hitler's decisions. would like to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt history at San Jose State, re- 1 mo. $6.00 appreciation to these good tobacconists, to assure them that cently returned from his sabbat- Clark Akatiff the memory of their kindness will remain ever green in my ical, visited 14 southern states Louie Barozzi 3 heart, and to remind them that they still owe me for the last and explored many battlefields mo. $15.00 TOP SIRLOIN $107 three columns. of the Civil War while inter- FREE DELIVERY viewing scores of leading Sou- STEAK And in these waning days of the school year, let me address Publication for Art AND PICKUP IN myself seriously to you, my readers. Have I trod on any toes therners on their plans for the Nick Peters, sophomore art SAN JOSE AREA this year? Ruffled any feelings? Jostled any sensibilities? If Civil War Centennial Commem- major, will have five pieces of oration, 1961-63. his work in "Today's San Fran- WI, I am sm-ry. Students Must Show ASB Card ciscan." Have I occasioned any laughs? Chuckles? Sniggers? Mona He is publishing two papers as Peters bettered 12 art stu- Lisa smiles? If so, I'm glad. ROBERTS result of his over-all research. dents from Bay Area colleges to Have I persuaded any of you to try Philip Morris and "Some Aspects of California's Mil- (For) v'in publication honors in the Typewriter Co. Marlboro? To taste that fine flavor? To smoke that excellent itary Problems During the Civil new magazine. tobacco? If so, you are glad. War," in the magazine of the Uni- 1 56 W. San Fernando Julian versity of Iowa; civil War His- And now the long, lazy summer lien ahead. But for me sum- She will arrange for the Mier tory and "With Colonel Carleton Fourth and Julian Next to Burger Bar mer is never lazy. It is, in fact, the busiest time of year. Two filming and the safekeeping and The California Column," in CYpress 4-1215 summers ago, for instance, I was out ringing doorbells every your treasures in the ASB van Military Affairs. single day, morning, noon, and night. There was a content, while it is in the hands of the col- you see, and the kid in my neighborhood who sold the most If you have letters, diaries, pho- lege. bluing won a pony. I am proud to report that I was the lucky tographs, any memento of the per- winner. iod, talk to Mrs. Mildred Howell, Last summer I was Spaztangaihi also out ringing doorbells every single social science secretary in CH134. day, morning, noon, and night. I was trying to sell the pony. Entered as second class matter Ap,;1 2: ma, at San Jose, Centornia, under the of March 1, ISM Member California New,. paper Publishers Association. Published daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College, elcept Saturdey and Sunday, during coll g year. Subscriptions accepted (leaning ..cpeciat only on rernainder of-Khool.year basis. In Fall semester, 54; is Spring semester. $2. CY 44414 Editorial’ Eel. 210. 510. Ado. 211. Press of Globe Printing Co. Offic hours Shirts, plein skirts, 1:45.410 p.m. Monday through Friday. Any sweat phone calls should be made during this on, sports iachets, nd 50 Panes (of only BILL PHILLIPS, Editor POr;"IN.it* KELLEY, Advertising Mgr. Coats car coats, plain DAY EDITOR, this issue Jerry Nachman dresses, and suits for 1 00 News Editor Jim Adams only Sports Editor Harney Johnson Copy Editor Sill Knowles Wire Editor Gayle Montgomery Photo Editor J. P. vanEffinge id Office Mgr. Diane Neil PRI ELFCTRIC $HAVII LOTION Portola Cleaners Reporters: Gregory H. Brown. Jerry Neck. man. Ed Holland. Jerry Redford, Paul Ehlers, Larry Worthington, Fell. Eliselde, Peter "No Parking Problems" Walls, Doug WrIllams, J Osman. via. Jean Rode, Phyllis Mackall, Marjorie Nicksen, This summer I am not going to be out ringing doorbells. 805 STATE STREET Geraldine Garden, Jody White. Ad,iirtising Staff lam going to saddle the pony and ride to Hollywood, California. Crew/cud, (down South F.rst, turn right on W Robert krry.sa. Sill Wilson Creek, going to do in Hollywood, Kay Idons, Scott Irwin, Karen Mack. Stave What am I California? I am going to Virqin;a) klaritakes. Bill Martin, Bill Maumee, Sandy IH write a series of half-hour television comedies called THE McGotren, Sob Pelmet, Dick Pelt, Dane MOMS. PM Simpson, Rod Stellery, use MANY LOVES OF DOME GILLIS, and starting in October, 1959, your friends and mine, the makers of Philip Morris and Marlboro, are going to bring you this program over the Colum- bia Broadcasting System every Tuesday night at 8:30. Why iltodente CO. don't you speak to your housemother and ask her if she'll let shave! you stay up to see it? ANTHONY D CAMPAGNA, JR to get a better And now good-bye. For me it's been kicks all the way, and I .. hope for you it hasn't been altogether unbearable. Have a good Professional Pharmacists PRE -ELECTRIC Quicker . . . closer . . . smoother Stay cool. Stay loose. no matter what machine you use I 00 summer. stay well. Open 'til Midnight .11w stas Heirs SHAVE LOTION Phone CYpress 3-7500 SHULTON Now Sorb Eoronso For us, the makers of Philip Morris and Marlboro. ire been kicks too, and tre 'could like to erho kindly old Max's SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS parting words: Stay well. Stay cool. Mau Nose. asNistithf Vi11 Play Kearns Denied Calif. Boxing scu Notchequdoists Battle License vith Intramural A!Ii ’ ! t bOtiS I..iii.ed thanand a beeirim.: m.hich Ijrch saidt IR al 11:30 Irris has the commission would welcome. ,art Berth ..t I..' Kearns made "certain state.!
uf the NCAA National Champs inent,;" on his application that: rarn:r Nines End pro. !!! I 'ott.toksittlieu. would like to que, awn tu .1 Lite ha% th it their final fling rriday non him n about face-tie-face,Ureli II Playoffs the) 11':IN VI 10 In 1,0. 111141-les 10 Jack L' Lii, ci at! ilditimitaratUr said. take len 1111- 1.0. tipteie. Play Irak of the commission, said the license -The only way to set up a \11-`dars i951) nail. hear-, ciara itrota.os, 1:111,1 C ai mateur thletie L ll i lll champion,. Sank, I was refused on "technical" grounds lag wits to deny the With l'Ao ,arooK license." Urch: Athletic Hen Campbell. West Coast Confer- ti e% ly promoted fourth degree 11,1 lhat 1;.. Air. 1 ,1 AS he black I' ence. have earned the right to rep- belt judoist. and Kett Ilatae. runner-up LOWERS in the 1811 Ili. di District in the resent the Eighth sion at the %At tourney, will bead an 11 -man : 41! NCAA playoffs. Second degree black belt holder John t4 It tilt ii III. It iv summer and Part-Time as somewhat selection came - The +degree black beltffi .Iii,, Baker, ,,f a surprise, since the Broncos, Eirpbyment Available in SALES SPARTAN DAILY-4 Jack Norton, Al Laisen, Howard participating in the California Watanabe, Nozi Iwasaki, brown intercollegiate Baseball Assn., fin- betters Joe Saragosa. Derrill Ker- PLUS An Opportunity To Win Cash fffin ih behind league as innet shed rick and Tony Zanferctitto round
cgC, Cal and Stanford. BEN CAMPBELL Scholarships of $1000 and $500 DUc'JETS out the squad. "This promises to Ise ... fourth degree black belt O't,± had been surmised that either porii One of No Experience Necessary You Must Be Bondable ft INT TRENDTtly LEAGJT. STA.Jn',IGS would be the rep- the finest tournaments of the Cal or Stanford No Purchase Neces:ary You Must Have Use of a Car year and will pros kit- resentative for the Eighth District stil% %s tilt " Cad. 5 0 26, 1959 USC was in- Si its toughest lllll petition this CIBA champion since 4 2 a ruling handed saki Uchida, j.e1.. Ben Contact Mr. Bob Truttman to (lite Campbeil eligible Bob's Boozers 3 2 team coach. dawn by the NCAA late last fall ROTC No I 2 3 CV 3-5332 or AX 6-7558 This will mark the last tour n UN 2 4 meet Central (Int,,,ews by appoi...t,ent or d The Broncos will dment appearance of judo tea:, Leach '1.11 Name F OTC le Assn. champion Wins 2 Athletic C3veind California members Campbell, Norton and , CE!..T . June 1-2 in a best Fresno State pSepulveda who will be graduated. THE CENTURY METALCRAFT CORP. Ut Fresno. to - out if three series in At a promotional tourney held J.iry of Na.!or.n! no. No. two li Ud by E Spartan MV in San Francisco recently , severaj 0 War A will meet Universit d No. ; winner The members of the Spartan Seattle, June 5-6, squad oh of Washington in Bill Leach, ace righthander on tamed higher ranking. Campbell Ben Campbell, captain of Bin to represent the dis- far the right the SJS baseball became the youngest third degree finals in Oma- squad this season, SJS judo team, Sunday received See rf" trict in the national black belt holder in the nation was recently named the Most Vol. as his fourth June 12. degree black belt at a ha. he defeated six opponents. PATRONIZE uable Player for the 1959 season. Promotional Tournament at San mai k the first time the Little Nozi Iwasaki defe .ted This %sill Francisco. Leach had a 7-4 record and a OUR ADVERTISERS have appeared in an several opponents in being promot- Holiday Broncos Burgers r Campbell, according 'to Roprirts sparkling 1.80 ERA. The big right- Spartan ha '11:111 playoff. ed to fist degree black belt. Less NCAA hornier, transfer from coach Yosh Uchida. is the young- a Stockton Robert Fisher, Rh-hard Norona 55'3 est fourth J.C.. hurled 95 innings, tops degree judoist in the among and Alan Filler were promoted the hurlers, nation, and the first to capture Hayrides kl to tiara class brown he-It, Herrin 'he award by actual competition. Ile appeared in 15 games, gave Kerriek, Harry Stevens and Jim Fourth degree black belts sire us- op 31 runs on 58 hits and allowed Kawaye were named Necond class ually awarded on the basis if n ! 19 earned runs. Ile struck out 68 brown betters and Tony Zanter- IlEANWARTERS recommendation. Pice.I:c Grounds and walked 40. din,,was promoted to first class Campbell is also the first man Leach performed at Stockton brown belt. P -) EE frAhermen to receive a fourth degree black .1.C. for two years, prior to trans- The L.A. All Stars feature Sarni - belt while still in college, and also hr-ring to SJS in 1957. The curve- kichi Nozaki, colorful 130 pounder. the first Caucasian to ss in tiu Social Hail Hey Man! balling ace had a record of two Nozaki and Linwood Williams met award. wins and four losses last season for the Grand Tournament cham- If you’’’ lrYinq Campbell threw six men Stinda2 and a 6.08 ERA. Leach, however, pionship in the recent AAU meet. Ifs the Greatest! to get Mr. TROUT at the San Francisco meet i. was troubled with a sore arm Williams, 6-4, 240 lb. representa- or Mr. BASS, come notching the awards. Arming h.; Roki. SkaNng through most of last season. tive of the Air Force, topped his in and see us. awards at SJS are a third place in Delicious Sizzling Don Christiansen, catcher, won tough opponent in a grueling the AAU tourney held here in San the award last year. match. Amusement Jose earlier this spring:. outstand- Burgers only Rightfielder Emmett Lee, who The southern California squad ing judoist for the past tvss, led the team this year has captured the national in batting crown Grand Champion Rides You can catch and at the PA.'.! with close four yeari in a row an average of .362, was and are well Just one and everything here one-half years ieJo Leach in the TY-prom-11TM in all weight ' behind selections. classes Campbell you need in was awarded his th,-1 GROUP RATES fishing equipment degree black belt. Such a rapid 'is' Sahara Oil Co. is rarely found in judo circles, ac- TRADER LEW'S cording to Uchida. Every Tuesday BEST GAS PRICES eakieball "He is certainly a credit ii CYpress 7-5560 IN SAN JOSE Jose State and the judo teffin." vret. south of County Fairgrounds "Cross Corncr From Student Union" GOODS AT commented Uchida. 79 E. SANTA CLARA SECOND & WILLIAM keAuit4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 230 000 211 9 la SPARTAN DRIVE-IN St. Louis 200 001 100 4 11 4 Anderson, Henry (4) and S. Taylor; "SHAGGY DOG" Cheney, Broglio (1), Kellner (7), Bros. chow SLATE nen (7) and H. Smith. HR Marshall Thomson, Long, "RED BALLOON" Los Angelesi. San Francisco 0 _ Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 3 (Only games scheduled.) "WILD HERITAGE" AMERICAN LEAGUE MAYFAIR Detroit 4, Kansas City 3 )7 C Y 3 8 4 BVS. (Only g nui scheduled.) it TH.'S. E. SANTA.CEMEA, EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN BOTH "Imitation of Life" Football Meeting Lana Turner John Gavin Titehenal announced IN COLOR PLUS FOP "No Name on the Bullet" meeting of all varsity footballers 75' will he held tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. 0, Murphy The unbe:iLvuble true story of Audie in MG201. John Lewis Burkhardt's trek into forbidden Arabia in the year 1812. All varsity team members are urged to attend, said Titchenal. If rHaled amidst the nlySterieli NOW PLAYING AT at today's high tension unable to attend, contact Titehenal " themeame twior to the meeting. East! THE STUDIO ...aakii%.1010 Satuday Rec To End Intramural Director Bob Dron- zan announced yesterday that Sat- 11/ "Watusi" j' .1001coo' urday will be the last day that the besrd George Montgomery Men's dyrn will be open for sseek- Taina Elg end recreation. u.Jt 105E11 wAl*rg 6: 5 . PLUS LOVE THOSE COMPETITORS the HOLLYWOOD (UPI( -- Actor \11 rAS 'MARiiN MILLER at "the coni- Adolph Menjou fumed Ask for the shaver that adjusts to ALSO 0 From plete stupidity of some things in "Gunman any shaving condition, to ever) television" in a letter to the Los skin beard. Just set the Angeles Examiner. and Laredo" control panel: Left to lower Menjou said that when he ap- exclusive Roller Combs where Knapp peared on the George Gobel Show Robert heard is tough: right to raise. he Wag forced to remove the carna- where skin is tender. tion from his buttonhole, because the pro4ram is sponsored by Pet Unlimited settings in between. 'TOW NE Milk See the new koil-A-Matic tir V. 7-30 6 0 - ShilVer at your campus store and tine stores everywhere. by the bold hands that shaped Then. drop s hint to the family. -.7.7di WA NE *And God Created ,V -311' Remember. Remington outsells DERN MARTIN candid ket:ir, shavers.. sells more than realism" '-r next two brands combined! 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II ORIGINAL- DEFECTIVE 1 Tuesday. M:.) hi, 19:19 I --MI' %HT VSity Army ROTC Editors Say Jazz Trio Bus. Major Awards Set Petrol Too High? seiiiiir man and March Today the Wails Today aandout woman business major were' bils"il Dick, Kennedy fac%uartilty Ar111) liOTC oil 111/11klj 15 out- ,. 11 be named winners of the Al- members and senior business rna standing cadets and senior class pha Al Sirat Award at the Busi- ness Faculty-Student Awards byi r sr; panelFiimof l threeect ' n Sanv' members at the last parade and ibeJos, nibUsadie Will Win Nod Al Localplus Yone will Banquet tomorrow night in the Save in Gas War awards ceremony of the year on the women's athletic field this Sen. John Musician Cafeteria. nesshTsen;T ear's finalists By GAYLE MONTGOMERY jor cities. Prices ranged from a Vice Pres. Nixon and be featured in "The are Lyme afternoon at 2 p.m. F. Kennedy will win their party's Spartan The two students will be judged Burton, Sharon Wire Editor low of 20.9 cents in Charlotte, Speaks," continuine the Davis,Kathernie Chicago Tribune gold medals for nomination for the presidency if on scholarship, leadership and Kincaid N.C., to a high of 37 cents in Y's "Creativity in the Arts" series Willcox, Jack "Fill her up," will be the cry highest academic averages in mili- the majority opinion of 40 college likelihood of future success in the I3urtch Reno, Nev. at 3:45 p.m. today in the Cafeteria William inDonerusg.lansameasndstillDolvtlelas: cd many students in the next two tary science subjects will be pre- newspaper editors is accurate. business field, Louis J. Fischl, as- However, If you watch careful- Faculty Dining Room. JgorTah nh.esedon,Aoin a week as finals are forgotten and sented senior Richard G. Rose and A poll, conducted by the Journ- sistant professor of business and The program will consist mostly the open road calls, ly, keep your eyes on the fuel junior John F. Kilfoil. Sophomore alism Department at NYU, cover- director of the award program, of jazz with a little interpretation Students taking to the highways needle and watch the price signs, Larry K. Lowry and freshman ed college papers throughout the announced. plaque in since the only way jazz may be Tower RAE can benefit if they are lucky, from you can make your vacation trip Dennis B. Shult will receive silver U.S. - - communicated is through music. the old gray ghost of the gas an economy run. Fill up the old medals. The student editors also agreed utuumumummtimitimiiiiiiinut buggy when the price is right. The combo offers communication pumpers, the price oar. Reserve Officers' Assn. medal that: cok IDE(/71, Scott the high cost sta- between the members of the grout) 4 usually result then coast past for leadership' will be awarded sen- -The U.S. should recognize McIntosh Price wars and the individuals in the audience. ,j there is an -supply of tions. ior James E. Thomas. Senior Victor Red China. Electrovo ice when over Included in the trio are Dick dealers Happy hunting. 1. Matson will receive the Daugh- -If necessary. this country Rek-O-Kut gasoline. Independent Tash, George Ballantine, Bruce with unlormiticti products under- ters of the American Revolution should UM- forel to maintain Garrard Stinnett and a fourth man on horn. Mon.. Fri. Sat. t Sir. sell brand -name stations. medal. corridors to West Berlin. J. Lansing Academic excellence ribbons for open NI 8-30 open Iii 5 p.m. Brand-name stations (usually Sparta guide -Newspapermen should have Bogen attaining an A average in military COED IS RODEO PRINCESS With a kick-back from the distri- the right to keep their news Grommet science for one year will be given Elizabeth Stone, freshman husi- butor) then lower their prices and TODAY sources confidentiaL AUDIO PHIL'S Eico Kits Etc. seniors Harry H. Hall, Hugh J. ness management major, was chos- tight each other, as well as the SPARTAN 'Y. Dick lash's "Jan Combo They picked the leading news- Scott and Matson, sophomore en Saturday to be princess of the CH 8-1856 Student unbranded dealer, to get the busi- Plus One," Cetfeteria faculty dining casters as: Edward R. Murrow, room, 3:45 p.m. Open to all students. Steven E. Van Tuyl. freshmen Chet Huntley, John Daly, Eric San Jose Firemen's Rodeo. Winchester Rd. & Hedding tiro& HILLEL, slit in honor of counselor Discounts Kirby W. Brown, John J. Hag- Sevareid and Douglas Edwards. Miss Stone will serve as aide to wars? Chester Zeff. who is retiring .after 13 7!IliCileldllallrlITIrilelellP111171 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Where are these gerty, Bruce T. Nakata, Charles T. the Rodeo Queen, and will be II Bay Area is almost years, Student Y, 7:30 p.m. Miniature The East golf to follow. Laws, Kenneth C. Knutsen and among those leading the Memorial - always a safe bet for filling the KAPPA PHI, installation of officers James J. Rickard. Sexual Behavior Rodeo Parade May 30. officials an- old gas eater. The economy mind- and regular meeting, First Methodist nounced. ed driver usually can find a skirm- Church, 7 p.m. Talk Thursday HUDDLE, spacial speaker and refresh. ish. if not a full scale war, along Dr. Frank Dcach us Ili speak merits, Fireside Room, 7:30 Cm. San Pablo Avenue in Richmond. on "Evolutionary Background of Prices In Tracy last week TOMORROW Orientation Sexual Behavior" Thursday, 7 p.m. Lowest Gas Prices dropped to 22.9 cents a gallon SANGHA, meeting, CHI61, 12:30 in the Cafeteria. ETHYL-1001- OCTANE for regular, 26.0 for higher oc- p.m. The lecture will follow a ban- NEWMAN CLUE Newman Hall, gen Committee REG.-92 OCTANE tane fueL oral ethics class, 7 p.m.; class on Roman quet to climax activities of Spar- Platt's OiIgram price service re- Catholic faith, 4:30 p.m. tan Psychology Association. Cigarettes 18: ports that on May 1, the price of SPARTAN SPEARS, meeting, Student To Convene In addition to evaluating human gas including taxes --aver- USPnion behavior, Dr. Beach is interested All Major Oils--38; qt. regular 7ARTp.mAN.SHIELDS, mmtino CH358, aged 30.17 cents a gallon in 55 ma- 645 ri.m Student leaders planning to di- in sexual and maternal behavior rect incoming freshmen during in fish, birds and mammals, and orientation week next' fall will in neural, hormonal and experi- 20". STATIONS Tc meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in SB211, mental control of species-specific 4th & William-6th & Keyes ACE LUNCHEON HOUSE of HI-Fl according to Orientation Commit- behavior. Under New Management tee Chairman Connie Evans. Leaders will learn their duties' JOE and MARY VENTURA IS HAVING A as freshman guides at the meeting Where Servings Are Large ARE BACK" CLEARANCE this week. - DAILY SPECIAL - The ASB committee is composed And Prices Are Right of 10 representatives chosen from A delicious complete 850 SALE Rally and Social Affairs Commit- meal tees, Student Activities Board, Al- pha Phi Omega, Panhellenic Coun- WM. STEAK - - RIB up to 50% off cil, Interfraternity Council, Fresh- ARCHIE'S With French Fries $011 ale man Class, Spartan Y and Cam- and Salad cn,y &4 TAPE RECORDERS pus Religious CounciL STEAK HOUSIiii - - WEEKEND SPECIAL COMPONENTS 545 S. 2nd. St. - Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sea lt and Egg: 09c RECORDS Orange Juice cc M STEREO HI -Fl 20s Offer , eau 4,4 t, Ia.< .. CO 70.111., 0 *Coffee Included In All Above Dinners. One Week Only Fly Trip Coheini &Itch() STARTS TODAY Dr. Livinccstone ? 20 Club at San Jose State the finest in quality ACE LUNCHEON is offering a free aerial trip arournl What a happy man he would have been if 464 So. 2nd the campus Saturday for all stu- 478 S. 10th Street his man Stanley could have brought along CY 7-7700 dents interested in learning hose Appointment Pictures 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. a carton of Coke! That cold crisp taste, to fly. with that lively lift would certainly The club will operate from 10:30 hit the spot to 2:30 p.m. Thursday from selection of proofs with any tired explorer. In fact, after your booth in the Library Quad to sign and retouching. next safari to class -wouldn't Coca-Cola CLASSIFIEDS lip all interested persons. Planes taste good to'you? Will take off from Reid's Hillvieu Graduation Pictures Featured between 8 an: BE REALLY REFRESHED ...HAVE 2 and 3 rm, turn, apt. avail for summer Airport Saturday A COKE! Classified Rates: Managed by owner. Lorraine and 12 p.m. "STUDENT SPECIALS" 25c line first insertion 340 S. 4th Jerry French. Flying 20 member. Bottled under authority of by 20c line succeeding insertions said there would be no obligation The Coca -Colo Company 2 line minimum. Summer rates start June 15, New 2 41 East San Antonio St. beirrn. apts. turn. CY 3-7696. Eves and to anyone taking advantage of tle CY 2-6362 Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Son Jose To Place an Ad: Sundays 350 S. lath. flying offer. 1555 Bayshore Highway Call at Student Affairs Office, Room 16, Tower Hall 1Sublease i-16drrn, apt. at Spartan City No Phone Orders for summer. See Al Simon. 203 N. 7th Furn. studio apts for summer, $55 and FOR RENT up. Util. pd. Up to 4 students. 664 S. 8th tic idea smokily)... Accepting res, for summer, June !S- SUMMER RATES-Furn. studio I and 2 A in int. IS. I end 2 bdrrn. apts. Comp. bdrm. apts. w-w carpet, built-in appl. water and garb. pd. $25 per its. Now bldg. Make res. now for summer 'I --t. See Mar.. apt. II at 283 S. Reed rate,. We also res. apts. for fall nr call CY 7.5377. sem. Les Ktrby, Mgr. CY 4.9042. Fore. eat, for rent Summer rates. Pool. FOR SALE refreshes your taste after 6. .Salem 3-1851 '52 MG TO. Sassy yellow, perky per- ADJACENT TO COLLEGE-Clean. fern. formance. good cond., tonneau. $995. ePt. for girls now renting for fall term.. WH 8-2213. 445 S. 8th. CY 4-0281, '56 TR 6 Motorcycle-Cheap. Call CY Summer Rates--$25 per mu,. fcr women 5-2163, a.k for Bob. students at Bell. Manor. Delu.e 2-bdrm. eats 415 S. 5+h Sh or call CY 2.3095. '57 VW, so. cond. R&H. See Art Bettina, CY 4-8607 after 5. Hoofed 40' pool. Brand new 2-bdrm. and unfurn. w w carpets. Colored 3-550ed bike, $15. 160 N. 5th. Good fig.. kit. Garage and laundry. Catering cond. teen!, students. $89.50 and up 2710 Wileos-Gay Tape Recorder CY 2.0927 Kull,nrir Dr. CL 1-3159. Jim. after 5. $70:50.UP. ANN DARLING APTS.-Re- Prov. dining table 3.5, birch, 2 exten. sort living in new delwe garden apts. P6d. CL 8-6095. hosted pool, spacious landscaped pahos, quiet, convenient loc. Furn. and unfurn. WANTED Gall CL 8-0654. furn, apt near col. campus. New Resident married couple to manage Apt, elec. kit, Wall to well carpeting. Garb. for rodused rent, Avail. June IS. CY sie and water paid. Now renting for 3-3899. summer and fall semester. Plus numerous NEW EXCITING-Be the first in your extras Cel CY 7.8713. crowd to give a Lenor's Hawaiian Party. HOUSES FOR RENT. Furn. or unfurn. Entertain your friends and receive free flfiser pottage area. Summer rates. No hostess gifts. For information call Mrs. tarns.; for summer and fell. Garbage Helen Chapatis. AN 9-3058. Demonstra wetter paid. Auto. washer and dryer.. tcrs a!uo needed. Ideal part time iota for students. peirlild also be rented for Fret. Houses. ll CY 7.8713. HELP WANTED GIRLS...New accepting res. for litlirlmer OPPORTUNITY FOR TEACHER -A no- Sessions, 2-bdrm. apts. $100 per mo. We t.tcrally known family owned company s6 will reserve aots. for fall sem. See kvil have a few postfions for qualified Mgr. aft+. 3 at 547 So. I Ilk St. or cal! teachers its educational work. The erre AN 9.9271, CY 7.7281 or CY 2-5413. laymen+ will be based cn a guaranteed 3-nri. *ed, turn apts.1/2-bik to col. Mar- .r.-.0me eon. The work may be full or red coupe pref. $80. Avail. June !3-20. pert time. We may accept graduating Apply 33 S. 6th or phone owner:, AX feacherl. Cell or writs Hama O. Wag- 6 MO. non. 175 S. Clerernont Ave.. S-i. CL 8 3757. Summer rates $25 per mo. f-- male st o,,,i J .1 studoets. Kr pr.v, on opts. U o pd. and MISCELLANEOUS finons fur,. CY 5-5647. 655 S. 601. I glorious Pay-by-the-month Aube insurance includ Smoking vas never like this before: Salem refreshes your taste just as a Apts. foe girls nest year. 385 E. San log assigned risks. V. J. Shipwright. CY menthol fresh spring morning refreshes you. To rich tobacro taste, Salem adds a surprise softness 414 Fetnando. 3.4090. Park Ave. that gives smoking new ea,e and comfort. Yes. through Salem's pure-white. modern
414,00. 10944 home, furl. es is $110: Anyone driving to End" Coast offer fin- rich tobacco taste filter flows the freshest taste in cigarette's. Smoke refteshe,i ke Salem! 4;0,3,41 turn. $25 0tine teachers or e's and wishing to share driuine oral ir ddortinis'ration. Loos/ y. 5.75 S 805 S. ce n V (terrine. CY 4.860' Inguise Loraine Apse 340 S. 4+1, St. aft.. 5, most modern filter '1(Ike a Puff.. e lies 5SprwgIiilW