Trustees Place Lid On SJS Enrollment of a Jos,- 'I'd' a% a r-sult Spartan resolution calling I 7,1HH t.stutletit ceiling on S.'S ens ollment which sae adopted at the state college board of trustees meeting SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE in Arcata Friday. Current full-tiine equivalent Fn.., enuAlment at S.IS is esti- .Y01. so 431. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1963 No. 122 mated at 14.000 students. In recommending the full-time student body limits, the trustees set a 12,000 figure for San Fran- ;Women's Week cisco State. dale-Burbank area deserved "pri- Former Olympian Johnson Phi Kappa Phi Honors Details in restricting SJS's en- ority attention" for new state col- as the rollment now will have to be lege& worked out by State College meeting the time, Starts Prior to Friday's Speaks Tomorrow in TH55 Chancellor Glenn S Dianke's staff. campus planning committee of the irance Today;Panel Rafer Johnson. 1960 Olympic tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in T1l55. Dr. Edward Madden A proposal from Dunike recurn- board of trustees approved plans a Decathlon champion and currently Johnson will be greeted by mem- at 2:30 mending an immediate start on for the first unit of a new $10 EFAC- Mateo National Director of the University bers of the ASB Inter-Cultural Dr. Edward H. Madden, profes- will be the principal speaker. new state colleeg in San .science building for the SJS Ior AWS %%eel... designed col- People-to-People program, will Steering Committee when he ar- sor of philosophy, has been award- Last year's award, the first County was rejected at Friday's campus. to honor all coeds and faculty meeting. unit. a $5.837,000 north vely to speak on "The Student's Responsi- rives on campus. These will be a ed the 1963 Distinguished Scholar Made by the chapter, went to In This first Rejection of the immediate start constructed in the Sy and bility in W o r Id Understanding" Award by the San Jose State Alexander Viscinich, more nor of women, will begin today with a wing, will be of the new college was by the of the Wait bounded by lo obll- - chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, na- sociology. The honor is given to faculty panel discussion on various center State Co-Ordinating Council on San Carlos, San Salvador, Fourth tional scholastic honorary society. the member of the faculty who, problems of modern college women, The award will be presented at In the opinion of the chapter mem- Higher Education. The council re- and Sixth streets. to be held at 2:30 in TH55. International Week the annual initiation banquet on bers, has made a distinguished fused to authorize a request to the It will include a six-story main Topics to be discussed will be May 23, at which Dr. Madden scholarly contribution to his field. state legislature for the college. I wing with a seven-story service "Women in College," "Personal Dr. Madden, a native of Gary, A resolution by trustees, how- wing and basement. The building Development of the College that At SJS, Mayor Ind., received his Ph.D. from the ever, repeated their contention consists of a structural steel frame "Careers for the Woman," and San Mateo County and the Glen- with light-weight concrete floor Student Graduate." Honored; College over metal decks. Salutes Students Faculty members on the panel In other action, the gifts and fIK include: Dr. Gladys F. Gilmore, as- Mayor Robert I. Welch of San public affairs committee approved Received All A's sociate professor of history; Dr. Translator Jose has proclaimed the week of a resolution to restrict state col- Donald Head, assistant professor fac- May 13-18 as "International Stu- , lege cafeteria use to students. of English; Dr. Marion Richarrl. and dent Week as a salute to those Ciardi ulty members, staff employees At San Jose State associate professor English; Dr John students of all nations who have their guests Robert Wilson, assistant profes.-t .1 which will made the City of San Jose a haven The first liberal arts student in The chAtive in policy, ten yeass to of sociology, anti Miss N an . Cafeteria, followed for learning and living for all graduate from SJS Talks Today affect 'tin NY with a straight Shingler, instructor in speech and the California Res- free people." four point overall a prob drama. College?" will be Mayor Welch has said that In- average was among the spring "What is a aurant wiation. sophomore po- John Ciardi, poetio 4ng ternational Week will "create graduates honored yesterday at a Jeanie Archer, discussed by major, will moderate critic for the Saturd:::. better understanding on the SJS luncheon held by the Phi Beta litical science editor and JOHNSON today at 11:30 a.m. campus" between other students RAFER Kappa Faculty Club at 12:30 in the discussion. Review, ROTC To Honor . gold medal winner Hall. The speech is p.n. and with authority. . . rooms A and B of the cafeteria. Tonight, Dr. Snell Putney, asso- Concert Mrs. Elsie Kent, a French ma- sociology, will to the public without charge. Mayor Welch points out the luncheon at 11:30 in the cafeteria ciate professor of jor, has received no grade lower Peace, and : Ciardi will be introduced to fact that the City of San Jose has followed by his talk in TH55. speak on "War, Cadet John Irving than "A" during her attendance at Dr. Robert H. Woodward. head ot long allowed International Stu- At 1 p.m., following a question Women. SJS. She has four children and the English Department. The lec- The annual inspector general in- dents use of part of the USO and answer session in TH55, John- This afternoon at 3:30 a fashion spection, with Lt. Col, Jack M. was born in England. Each year will ture is the first sponsored by the building on Market Street and son will meet with members of show and honors ceremony Meiss, inspector general from the the top liberal arts graduate is SJS California state colleges with the he has indicated hopes that in the ISCS in an informal discussion be held for 50 outstanding !Presidio in San Francisco presid- awarded his choice of any book. also be pre- cooperation of the College Lec- plans for further San Jose expan- group. DR. EDWARD H. MADDEN women. Awards will ing, will include an awards presen- Mrs. Kent chose the Praeger Pic- SJS ture Committee. non programs there will be room Johnson joined People-to-People . . . distinguished scholar sented to the outstanding 1:30 on ture Encyclopedia of Art. Ciardi's translation of Dante's tation this afternoon at for an International Student Cen- in early 1962, when the University woman of the year, and to the out- "Divine Comedy" is available in the campus drill field. ter on campus. program was being developed on a University of Iowa, and his A.B. standing faculty woman of the 'GREAT DISTINCTION* the Spartan Bookstore. His re- First to be presented will be the Mrs. Paula Cell, of the Inter- national basis. At that time he was and M.A. from Oberlin College. year. Distinguished Military Students Other spring graduates with cording of "The Inferno" is in nitional Student Center, co-spon- special consultant for the Peace Prior to coming to SJS in 1959, The ladies of Chi Omega, win- laward to Cadet John Irving. This "great distinction" honored at yes- the library. sor of International Week, states Corps in which he is still active. he taught eight years at the Uni- ner of Sparta Sings, will do a award is given to a person who terday's meeting include: Mrs. Former host of the television that the purpose of International versity of Connecticut. short routine. possesses outstanding qualities of Sharon Reimel, 3.96, mathematics; show "Accent." Ciardi is the au- Week is "to make the campus He is general editor of the Har- Miss Frances Robinson, asso- leadership and is in the upper third Mrs. Alene Stirnmann, 3.94; thor of eight poetry books and aware of International Students vard University Press' "Source ciate professor of music, will of his ROTC course in the ad- 126 Attend Lunch Wayne Rush, 3.99, zoology; Robert is a fellow of the American Acad- around and on campus" and to Books in the History of Sciences," speak Tomorrow night at in the vanced class. Stavn, 3.85, biology; Mary Gay emy of Arts and Sciences. He is let international students share and is a member of the editorial AWs lounge. Her topic will be A letter of appreciation will be Doman, 3.82, Spanish; past president of the National the culture of different lands with For Golden Grads board of the Philosophy of Science "European Women and American given to Cadet Gary Ogley. Susan Ann Corwin, 3.81, English; .College English Association. the SJS student and the San Jose Journal. Also. Dr. Madden is a Women." A Drill Team Ribbon, awarded A record number of alumni at- Jack Pockmark 3.77, social science; He instructed English at the community. member of the national publica- Barbara Barnard is in charge of to those cadets who were on the tended the Golden Grad luncheon Warren Firenzi, 3.71, political sci- University of Kansas City and tions committee of the American activities for the week. Working drill team for one full semester, in the Home Economics Building ence; Michael Harry Powell, 3.69. Harvard. Ciardi later became pro- Philosophical Assn. and author with her are Terri Harrington and will be presented. Also, cadets who Saturday. The alumni who have mathematics; Bruce Nakata, 3.68, fessor of English at Rutgers Uni- Throne of Blood' of numerous books and articles Judy Strowbridge, fashion show: have attained outstanding member- been graduated 50 years ago or chemistry; uersity for philosophical journals. Pat Leire. tea; Joan Bakken, pub- ship in the ROTC rifle team for Shown Tomorrow more, friends, and family num- Linda Nelson, 3.66, mathematics; Currently, Professor Madden is licity; Sharon King. programs air I one year will be given Di ill Team ' Throne of Blc.xl," the story of bered 126, according to Rick Bux- Eine. Cunningham, 3.65, English: president of the Charles S. Peirce decoration; and Ru th Wood IRibbons, a power-hungry war lord in 16th ton, executive director of the James Webb, 3.64, industrial rela- Society, a philosophical organize- awards. Save Money Lives Other awards to be presented century Japan, will be shown at Alumni Assn. tions; Lauriece Krolick, 3.64, Eng- tion of Canada and the U.S. -- will be the intrabattalion Sports tomorrow's classic film series 3:30 San Josean Mrs. Kate Smith, Nadine N. Kewish, 3.63, so- lish; Award and the Drum and Bugle ;ind 7 p.m. in TH55. class of 1890, received an orchid science; Gail 3.61, House Favors At Seat Belt Sale cial Granzow, still mar Corps Ribbon. The film, directed by Akira Kur- for being the oldest graduate. English; Michael Sevilla, 3.59, Paddling 'Johnny' Students and faculty ns,awz, has been described as using Alumni President William Eckert chemistry; JFK, Macmillan purchase specially priced seat belt. the story "Mac- WASHINGTON t PI I House at the Spartan Bookstore dun: of Shakespeare's addressed the Golden Grads. Mrs. Lynnet Lee Keihl, 3.37, Canadian Minister members went on record yesterday the current campaign being c': beth" and applying it to a Japanese Newly elected officers are Mrs. I social science; Mrs. Virginia Lee, load in favor of paddling unruly stu- ducted by the National Safet, Invited to DU Meet during the Sengoku civil Alpha Sawyer Crowell, 1913, presi- 3.56, general elementary; Norbert Study Ban Note wars. dents, and if that doesn't work, Council and local organizations. The Ill lb. latster l;. Pearson, dent; Miss Hazel H. Fremann, 1912, Witt, 3.56, mathematics; Ronald throwing them out of school. During the sale students may prime minister of the Dominion of The movie, sponsored by the vice president; and Mr. Walter Jones, 3.54, psychology and philos- Spartan Programs Committee and Misenhimer, 1907, secretary-trea- From Khrushchev The voted 277-53 to overturn a purchase belts for $6.19 and have , Canada has been invited to attend ophy; and Joane Takeko Umernoto, Audio-Visual Service Center, is surer. Roy Thompson is outgoing rule of the local board of education them installed on specified days the international convention of 3.53, English. LONDON 1UPI) Premer Ni- free to the college community. president. barring corporal punishment. The for $1.50. Volunteer industrial arts Delta Upsilon fraternity, to be kita Khrushchev has sent a reply at San Jose State College MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS measure, which has come to be students will do the installing. held to the joint appeal from President known as the "paddling bill," now which usually takes no more than Aug. 31. Requirements for membership in Kennedy and Prime Minister Har- goes to the Senate. 20-minutes, at the corner of Eighth The prime minister is an alumni the Key Club are more compre- The legislation would authorize and San Carlos streets, from 9 member of Delta Upsilon, which is old Macmillian urging an early hensive than scholarship alone. The the oldest, continuously operating Wire by teachers Thursday and World use of reasonable force a.m. to 4 p.m. on ADVANCE FORCES ARRIVE IN BIRMINGHAM student must have at least, three nuclear test ban, the Foreign Of- and principals in District of Col- Friday, May 16-17 and 23-24. social fraternity in the United BIRMINGHAM, Ala. UPI)An advance detail of federal forces semesters at SJS. He aLso must fice said today. umbia schools. The sale ends May 24. I States. have at least 50 units of liberal set up headquarters yesterday five blocks from a Negro section of The Foreign Office spokesman Birmingham a four-hour riot erupted Sunday morning. arts. where said the Soviet reply is "under Combat -equipped federal troops were poised at jump-off spots 80 The top three per cent of each 'WE SOLEMNLY SWEAR . . miles south and 60 miles east of this racially torn industrial city on semester's graduates are chosen as study" by Macmillan. orders from President Kennedy. members of the SJS Key Club by In Washington, the White House Birmingham was quiet and on the surface, at least, was near the faculty members of the Phi confirmed that President Kennedy on campus. normal today. Heavily armed highway patrolment remained in the Beta Kappa Club had received a note from Khru- riot-torn the streets as an any other Mon- at- area. Traffic moved along Yesterday's luncheon was shchev and is "studying it." The day morning. But at intersections were patrolmen, who had slept in tended by the members of the White House declined immediate Patrol cars during the night with carbines and shotguns close at hand. group, with exception of Dean State authorities claimed the crisis here was "firmly under con- Robert Martin, who is attending a comment on the letter except to trol" and said the riot-trained federal troops that flew into Maxwell conference at Asilomar. say that the note arrived after Air Force Base to the south and Ft. McClellan to the east were Kennedy's pessimistic news con- not needed. ference comments last week on RUSSIA TO ANSWER U.S. TESTS WITH OWN SERIES disarmament prospects. they would U.S. Astronaut MOSCOW (UPI) The Russians hinted yesterday Kennedy and Macmillan urged new round retaliate to planned U. S. nuclear tests in Nevada with a Khrushchev last month to stop of tests of their own. Halted stalling and nelp to pave the way , week that three Could Be The Atomic Energy Commission announced last for nuclear test ban with adequate small experiments would be conducted at the Nevada proving grounds international verif t ion. later this an American research program. month as part of By Foul Weather The U.S. and British envoys in In a morning, the official Moscow Radio broadcast yesterday MASCCAV prcsented the Kennedy- charged "is imposing on the world a new Only foul weather could pre- that the United States Macmillan appeal at a special in- round said the Soviet Union "is not going vent L. Gordon Cooper front be- in the atomic arms race." It terview with Khrushchev at the to perfect its nuclear weapons." coming America's next man-in- stand by idly watching the U.S.A. Kremlin April 24. FORMER SYRIAN PREMIER RECALLED space today. Details of the Anglo-American DAMASCUS, Syria (UPD--Salah MUM, who resigned as premier The second half of the count- approach have not been disclosed, last week, has been renamed to form a new government following the down for the 22-orbit flight was but according to authoritative dip- resignation of Culture Minister Sami Al Juntli, Damascus Radio to begin at midnight last night if lomatic sotirres the Western move said last night. everything went according to plan. was desizned to try and break the The report said the National Council of the revolutionary com- Once in orbit, Cooper was to have deadlock at the marathon Geneva mand accepted Jundi'm resignation. Jundi was named premier after remained 100 to 160 miles above nuclear tants. Ititar's government fell in the wake of pro-Nasser demonstrations the Earth for about 34 hours. Cooper's flight program called Khrushehev's immediate reaction OFFICERS for 1963-64 were officially urer; throughout the country. NEW ASB Bob Coority, pvecutive secretary; Bob Damascus Radio said Biter also will be acting foreign minister for eight hours sleep, 10 scientific to the Allied initiative was re- installed Sunday night at the ASB Inaugural Ban- Pisan, vice president: an Steve Larson, presi- experiments invoicing radiation ported nt the time to have been dent. in addition to his sx.at as premier. quet at Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Also installed AT the banquetpart of the head cracking and jail- and light effects in the high at- coo;. The Soviet leader, however annual ASB Transition Retreatwere members Towns in the south were tense following Grove. New officers being sworn in by ASB filling clashes Sunday between students and troops. mosphere, and an attempt to pho- said he would study the Western of nest year's Student Council, who will hold Chief Justice Jeff Davis are (I. to r.) William Damascus was quiet, but army units patrolled the streets as a tograph the Earth with a light- Ideas and send ,a reply in due their first regular meeting tomorrow afternoon warning to students boycotting their schools to remain peaceful. weight television camera. C011114e, Holley, attorney general; Al Henninger, treas- in the College Union. 111-8PABTAN DA/LT Tuesday May 14 1963 Thrust and Parry receiving, not pan)' most of A Phi O's iscite, the future of the com- dren are thus them, quite differ, Student Restates the un- ent front the pulsory student government. the social heritage, but fine, clean smell inexperienced of oil paint, fresh ASB Criticisms I may need straightening out tried plans of canvas burlap Initiate Six visionaries. (Edgar B. Wesley bags, old pieces of iron, Editor: in order to fit your stereotype etc. prim and Stanley P. Wronskl, from which artists are In answer to Al Henninger, of the student. Mr. Henninger, wont to Frid Teaching Social Studies in for their creations. I should like to restate my but I think that there are Mbil3' and In Chapel who High Schools, 1958, p. suggest instead that criticism of the ASB govern- (such as John R. Bird) Pee Ti Ron Brockett Collins direct his attention At ceremonies in Memorial ment in more succinct terms: wouldn't quite agree. to are ASB 16264 a prior invasion of his Chapel Friday evening, the 1. Despite the large list given Carl E'. Nash domain, Of f carried out successfully brothers of Alpha Phi Omega in his letter of ASH-supported ASH 11517 by the cent Politics,' practitioners of Political Initiated six SJS students into activities, a majority of stu- 'Try Science. wi tt A number of well-known prime their service fraternity. The six dents either participate very Education Must Prof Tells Artists tint] ministers, presidents, are John Beckrest, James Bush, little or not at all, and cer- Editor: president's 23. Preserve Status Quo wives, and other notables Raymond Garcia. James Grassi. tainly most students do not re- It is a pleasure to welcome have pin Editor: been dabbling in art for Richard Pifteretti and Michael ceive an equitable share of the Dr. Collins and his art grad- some off- time now. Surely this Read. benefits of the ASB. I ask, then, Prof. Birns, in a recent uates to the study of chemistry. would he disg a more rewarding new The initiation was the climax why all should pay equally? campus talk, daringly suggested However, I fear that the un- frontier firs, of an 11 week pledge program a student's task as that of peren- mix- than chemistry, a notoriously !tat 2. I see no reason why the doubted aesthetic appeal of in which each pledge was re- nially seeking after truth, peren- dull and difficult study. I wit' officers of the ASH and its ju- ing, boiling, pouring, filtering, can quired to perform a minimum nially attempting to cut away visualize it now: exchangire are diciary should be so afraid of distilling, crystallizing, and syn- of 35 hours of service to the the irrational, the absurd, the paint-smeared smock for white It democratic processes that they thesizing the vari-hued com- campus and community. clutter--and. in their place, to tie and tails, artist's palette kr de cannot run a proper election; pounds with which we work will Following the initiation cere- pedestal what is truly meaning- tongue-in-cheek, and sallyirg con and then, even when grossly be quickly dissipated by the re- mony, Alpha Phi Omega presi- ful. And he even had the au- forth to recover the Nationa: chin criticized by their own organ, grettable odors which accom- dent John Graham announced dacity to suggest that the state Art Gallery treasures from the ph1 The Daily, they should not void that James Grassi had been se- endorse such a task, that the Waite House. these abortive elections. lected the outstamung pledge for state give it priority over other R. curtis Lee you 3. I also feel, in light of the the spring semester. All of the tasks. SJS Student Ated. Prof. of Chemistry eon above, that all students should pledges were indeed outstanding But to all of this I disagree. fall be allowed to decide, by pleb- in their performance to the cam- I disagree for several reasons, Yugoslavian Student for pus in the past semester, and all one of which I'll now explain. It Builds Robot - were heartily welcomed to the seems to me that, although Wants U.S. Letters only men's national fraternity Trial’Superb Film, truth may be important, the Ed Electron Editor: 'The I on campus. primary task of a state and am student collect unuse An Alpha Phi Omega remity community-supported school is By STAN NASC1.31ENTO postage stamps and love get un- occurred on the same evening, to justify the prevailing cultural Joe College may look forward used stamps also of your coun- as President Graham announced heritage, to justify and make to one more competitor as Ed try. For exchange I send stamps that brothers Kent Vlautin and Achievement the of our country, Spectacular quo. If secure the status Electron, San Jose State's first unused, used, the Judd Fuller had been chosen schools did take some kind of robot, invades the campus. first day covers, also can send for this Its 13013 l' tl I \ 1 pictures to flash on local screens cannot be said with any sense of outstanding members reconstructive attitude, the sup- The six-foot automaton has postcards, hankies and doll in the first "The Trial" is The deeeptis..ely in years. confidence. Is it more a sardonic school year. This was posed vehicle of society ends up been completed by John Deal, native costume for stamps. So I that Alpha Phi It's a significant film and a look at our concepts of law and time since 1956 simple name for one of the most undermining that society. It is SJS senior, majoring in indus- free write random with wish e conferred this honor real intellectual workout. justice? Omega has baffling and suspense packed thus realistically held by most trial arts with a stress in elec- you so kind can publish artick any of its members. The film is based on a story It's no surprise that Welles upon educators: tronics. for my exchange wish to get by Franz Kafka. Starring at the gives his usual top-notch per- Ed, the robot, can pretty well exchange pals. My address: Mis.s head of an extensive internation- formance. He is an actor's actor. Attempts to build a new social keep up with the students, ac- H. Ocko, Jamova 34, Ljubljana, al cast are Anthony Perkins, in What is surprising is the order may involve some degree cording to Deal. He can walk Jugoslavia. With again request Mii eampium TO. thi uhnan a brilliant performance, and Or- youthful Perkins' emotion pack- of disloyalty to the existing and move about independently; you perhaps can fulfill my as. St i son Welles, who also directed ed, masterful handling of the order: such attempts tend to On he's able to distinguish color and change wish. Ill and produced the film. difficult "Mr. Kay" role. With reduce education to the ques- I am, dear sirs, with (to (Author of "I Was a Teen-age Dwarf," "The Many this performance Perkins estab- tionable process of molding movement, and he can add, sub- kind Kafka's story is an allegory, a regards, (le` Loves of Liable Gilliq," lishes himself as one of the finest preconceived, and possibly un- tract, divide, and multiplyjust tragedy, a comedy. It's some- H. Oa tilt; young actors of our time. sanctioned, attitudes; the chil- the answer for struggling math thing that will mean all things students. int to all people. Changing directions on com- HOW TO SEE EUROPE It's filled with the sardonic, mand is another of his abilities, tie. the satirical, the tragic. FOR ONLY $300 A DAY: NO. 2 commented Deal He will do a The film's story abounds in so right face, left face, or about io many subtleties and and com- in Last week we discussed England, the first stop on the tour of face with any ROTC man. plexities that it almost defies Europe that every American college student is going to make Also, he can answer questions, an retelling, let alone interpreta- FOR THE fey this summer. Today we will take up your next stopFrance, bend his arms, and pick up ob- or the Pearl of the Pacific. as it is generally called. tion. jects. ULTIMATE IN FASHIONS its To get from England to France, one greases one's body and Thus it is a film that appar- "Ed can smoke a ten-cent Kelita--Sseony tht swims the English Channel. Similarly, to get from France to ently must be judged heavily on cigar in three minutes flat," said Bobbie Brooks Miss Par the merits of its actors. In Spain, one greases one's body and slides down the Pyrenees. Deal. He also rotates his head Liz Porter Ltd. S And, of course, to get from France to Switzerland, one greases this sense, "The Trial." must be 360 degrees, presenting competi- listed as a superb film and a 455 E. WILLIAM * uw 11Nli Street one's body and wriggles through the Simplon Tunnel. Thus, as tion for Joe College. you can see, the spectacular achievement. Op.. Than. Nil.. CY 4440 most important single item to take to Europe Through the use of a hand- is a valise full of grease. Essentially the story concerns held transmitter, the robot can No. Tam wrong. The most important thing to take to Europe a "Mr. Kay" (Perkins), who has be controlled from a distance is a valise full of Marlboro Cigarettesor at least oly as been arrested and is facing trial range of Po to 2 miles, which This is the only idea in the means our fine metal friend can film that anyone can point to be operated anywhere on cam- with any bit of confidence. Who pus. His receiving antenna is SPECIAL has arrested Perkins and what mounted on the dorsal portion of he is charged with never is fully his frame. told. This latest campus addition is This is the film's beginning made of 16 guage pot roll steel. and from here to its conclusion Bob Loeffler, also a senior, help- all logic and sense go out the ed Deal with the metal work. window. burgers: Mr. Machine's primary func- : Perkins attempts to find out tion is to serve as a demonstra- , just what "crime" he has com- tion in the radio telematory ,,Z mitted. This much seems certain. class. He will also become a The film is peopled by an odd public relations man, participat- ,s2; 1 5 c $0 W inlioduced 6'lioilize66 10 assortment of characters and by Dru Chia' berg ing in demonstrations at vari- $. topsy-turvey settings that give MAN'S BEST FRIENDJohn Deal, senior industrial arts major, ous high schools in the area to it the quality of a dreamor the customs regulations will allow. And if by chance you should stands with his friend Ed Electron. The robot, built by Deal as a stimulate interest in the field of fs' more accuratelya nightmare. run out of Marlboros in Europe, do not despair. That familiar special project for this school year, will serve as a demonstration electronics. 0, For that's what it is. It's a :: red and white Marlboro package is as omnipresent in Europe to entice high school students into entering the engineering This is not Deal's first major sequence of frightening. unreal- as it is in all fifty of the United States. And it is the -ante field at San Jose State. project for the college. He also ss: FAST SERV superb cigarette you find at homethe same pure white filter, istic happenings that defy logic. designed and built KSJS, the the same zestful, mellow blend of tobaccos preceding the filter. What the film "means," is college FM station. Z.; 4th & San Fernando This gem of the tobacconist's art, this prodigy of cigarette purely a matter of conjecture DU Housemother Will Escort Coeds Library) k engineering, was achieved by Marlboro's well-known research Who is "Mr. Kay," and what is Opposite teamFred Softpack and Walter Fliptopand I, for one, am his "crime?" SperZtaizailii grateful. Each viewer must decide this On Tour to Hawaii This Summer ...1.0=Ecaziamacliemp, But I distress. We were speaking of Franceor the Serpent of himself. Is Perkins symbolic of Twenty-five San Jose State be joined by approximately 500 Entered as second class matter April the Nile, as it is popularly termed. humanity and is his crime every coeds will be Hawaii-bound this other college women from 24, 1934, at San Jos. California. us. Let us first briefly sum up the history of France. The nation brutal and senseless act people summer and 10 more can join throughout the United States. der the act of March 3, ler?. Mem. ber California Newspapers Publish,,, was discovered in 1066 by Madame Guillotine. There followed have committed throughout his- this Oght-week tour to the Uni- Cost of the tour is $589 plus a series of costly wars with Schleswig-Holstein, the Cleveland Associfion. Published daily b5 Asso tory? versity of Hawaii as part of a tax, which includes round trip jet ciated Studentt o; Indians, and Jean Jacques Rousseau. Stability finally came to San Joie State Is it trying to say this is what Howard Tour program, according travel, living accommodations, Colleg except Seturdy end Sunday this troubled land with the coronation of Marshal Foch, who we are and this is where we're to Miss Kathryn Cassin, Delta and a wide diversification of din- during colleg yoar. Subscription as married Lorraine Alsace and had three children: Holey. Money, cwpfisci only on going if we don't watch out? Upsilon housemother who will ners, parties, shows, cruises, rernalnder-of-semes and Charlemagne. This later became known as the Petit Trianon. Nr basis. Full academic year, $9; each The Ul.o.'s final seconds would coeds. sightseeing events, beach activi- Marshal Fochor the Boy Orator of the Platte, as he was escort the semester $4.50. Off-campus Price Poi seem to favor this, but even this of SJS coeds will ties and cultural entertainment. copy, 10 cants. CY 4-6414--Editori.1 affectionately calledwas succeeded by Napoleon, who intro- The group In addition, the coeds may Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385. 2386. Advert duced shortness to France. Until Napoleon the French were thing register for as many as six Ert. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084 the tallest nation in Europe. After Napoleon most Frenchmen Press of Globe Printing Co. Office were able to walk comfortably under card tables. This later units at the University of hours 1:45-4;20 p.m.. Monday throui..1- known OF Hunchback of Notre Hame. Hawaii. Fridy. became the Editor Napoleon, after his defeat by Credit Mebilier. was exiled to Further information about the BOB PACINI tour may he obtained from Miss Advertising Mnager KENT VLAUTIN Elba, where he made the famous statement, "able was I ere I HAWAII Classified Ad Mgr. MIKE DANIELS saw Elba." This sentence reads the same whether you spell it Co. .n at CY 3-2049. Day Editor . PAT ANGLE forward or backward. You can also spell Marlboro backeor.. UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION - Oroblram. Do not, however, try to smoke Marlboro bark-. - Dormitory Living on Campus or because that undoes all the pleasure of the finest cigarette After Napoleon's death the French people fell into a great fit Apartment Residence at Waikiki Ladies' of melancholy, known as the LOtliFiallit Purchase. For over a century everyone sat around moping and refusing his food. rP Al Kirk This torpor was not lifted until Eiffel built his famous tower, HOWARD TOURS which made everybody giggle so hard that today France is the , says: gayest country in Europe. with& Representative on S.J.S. Campus uiNtes,hr -44 . gather at (OATS night the colorful natives sidewalk safes and Each "I found a Ithout "Oo-la-la as Maurice Chevalier promenades down the MISS KATHRYN CASSIN Cleaned Champs Elysees swinging his malacca cane. Then, tired but Housemother at Delta Upsilon job, happy, everyone gore to the Louvre for broils of onion ,.oup. and part-time 11th 3 2049 The principal industry of France is cashing travellers cheek& 155 So. St. Tel, CY goldenlile4t Pressed Well Fir. I ruses thee(' all rat, need to know above Ernpre. with a Pied week we will visit the Land of the Midnight SunSpqin. 1963 "PIG SUMMER" C 1551 mar nkownaa Cleanous Spartan Dailyf The Biennial Year of the World Famous $1.05 Nest week. erery week. the best cigarette arm eon hay the Yacht Race From Los Angeles to Hawaii 25 S. 3rd San Jose Classified Ad" whole usorld over is fi.iter-tipped Mariborus-4ott pack or regularly $1.69 dollars Flip-Top boxyou get a lot to like. CY 2-1052 2 lines, I weeL 2 14, 1963 SPARTAN D/111.1r-1 Love, Chance Game 'Fest' Tickets Tuesday, May DISCOVERIES Slated for Friday Discounted 'Festival of Arts' iffer- piaatection of anell The last the rides to disguise herself as her For Students By gay Xinaaid uould rather be remembered urlap opting season by the Speech and maid. The device is further corn- by a song than by a Department will start 9ins cAls. Edam etc Drama plieated when the husband -to-he L'ollege Students and r - Alexander Smith "The Game of Love conies Culture as to the same high-school brethren will conelusion lie ad- Brings nt Friday 55, and Chance," by Marivaux. and switches with his servant. mitted for half price to the two The foutih annual spring "Psalm of David" and "The Tickets fur the French play The rettlat ia this double matinee concerts at the Mon- PrY). "Festival of Arts" on campus has Mother" by orimpneer-profestarie on sale at the Theater Box switch, of course, is that the, terey Folk Festival and t, are Satur- been bringing outstanding events Stanley Hollingsworth. The, stas Office every afternoon for 50 levers intended fur each other day afternoon. . . . Concert Hall Interlude nein here for the past sraeral weeks. a foul of the festival. Elmetlee with an ASB card. $1.25 are properly paired from the Discount tickets will be on sale I the cents Both Elmerlee Thomas and J:m Wood had a tremendous Yesterday and tieught are Thomas and the "Storytellers" *nee. without. The comedy will cen- start although each imagines he only at the box office at the en- rapport with the audience last week when entertaining students. lsee- Discoveries return:1i were on Saturday and May 22, or she is addressing the wrong trance to the fairgrounds. airae Unite Stu- Everyone there. (Concert Hall was rather sparsely filled, was in also included in the festeel's and 25, beginning at 8:15 person. This idea is dents must have student body 2.;. 24 pursued at a receptive moor, The newest song Miss Thomas introduced the sehedule. two to have pin. levels since the disguised rain's qualttfy. It was written by the man SJS, CSM future are many more. audience to WAS "The Shape of Things." In the comedy, about a double servants also fall in sac. Saturday afternoon's concert some The of "Rioting In Africa- fame and cleverly tells the story of a double including The Game of line of young lovers, was 'A romantic comedy of rare begins at 1:30 p.m., and Id be disguise featuree cross with rounds, squares, rectangles and triangles. Sound de- and Chance" starting Friday; performed at the Theatre charm which shows within blues singing Barbara intier first a Dane and lightful? 'Twos. As Miss Thomas and Wood stated after the concert. Jazz Show "Mem History" Saturday on in 1730. It was written comic framework the Bess Lomax ousiy ltalien rapid Hawes. Other art- "It is always fun to sing with a group that love you." KNTV, Channel 11; "Yerrna" Cap Italian actors in mind as changes of ists with emotions and thought appearing in the Saturday Other songs the audience enjoyed By Miss Thomas and Wood starting next Monday; Student many of Marivaux's plays. playing across the young show will he Mike Seeger, Doc ngiFV are lovers' were: "Lowland Lass," "All My Sorrows," "A Mighty Day," and Tonight Art Exhibit opening the same Whiff, It was originally titled "Le Jett lives results," states Ward WU- Watson. Ralph Rinzler, John "Go Way from My Window." Jim Wood, a shy but very personable Concert Hall will reek to the day: and "Demon Levet" on .e for de L'Amour et de hasard," and hamson. director, and new as- Cohen, the Country Boys, and guitar player, did an excellent rendition of "Guitar Prelude" and sounds of "big band" razz to- KNTV May 25 11)-1114 contains some of the same sistant professor of speech from others. showed good picking technique during a "Spaniah number" as he morrow night as the San Jose The Fine Arts Festival Is characters found in his other Illinois. Sunday afternoon's concert be- called it. State Studio Band loins forces sprmsored, in cooperation 'a'.: Ii plays. The production will maintain gins at 1 p.m., and stars Bessie a the with the College of San Mateo the Fine Arts area of the college, The plot centers around the usual conventions of the pe- Jones' Georgia Sea Island Sing- Jazz Band to present "An Edu- by the Spartan Programs Com- young girl who has ideas of riod that the play was written. ers, Betitt Hawes, ReVeIrTld Over- With the assist of colored lights and placement of black cation in Jazz," at It p.m. mittee. romantic love crushed by her The scenery, designed by Ralph street and the Overstreet boys. wooden stools, the "Storytellers" made a hit Saturday night. By The program will feature both The committee was formed father's selection of a husband Fetterly, drama student, will the Westwind Folk Ensemble singing, dancing and telling stories the 17 students created a "play" big band and combo jazz, with three years ;ago when the ASH her. In her distress she de. (Continued on Page 4) awl the Rum 'tunnels of very special interest. Their purpose was to explain to the audi- for the accent on the modern jazz decided there was a need to enf One of the more interesting ence how the story-teller uses sound and meaning, rhythm and scene. bring culture to the campus. Its artists appearing at the festival pause to move his audience. And the "Storytellers" did just that. .5 The SJS Studio band has been philosophy, rather liberal, is to will he Texas songster Mance Especially effective were two selections: "For Esme With Love organized a year and a half, and bring the very best In each field Drama Class To Perform Lipscomb, who is slated to sing and Squalor" and "Noah's Flood," raised in that time it has developed to the college. Saturday night. "For Esme" was done by Ray Baptista, Charles Combs and eOr- into a very well integrated unit. When first started as the- Cul- An es-sharecropper, Lipscomb Donald Barringer. "Noah's Flood" was staged by Zoe Karnitses and The band has made an exten- tural Affairs Committee a .ceo- Spanish Play May 20, 21 has spent most of his life in participating were: William Purkiss, Lee Ruggles, Michael Grimes, amdf.; sive tour of local high schools. stitution was written hut 1I-2 semester a class in Re- hearsing, in the scene shop con- Texas. Liwrimb cleared about Barbara Champlin, Kieran Gallagher. Dina Hubbell, James Wood- used. Each and N fresh from a successful years later the name was and Performance pre- structing and painting sets, in $200 per year on the land, and head, Judy Pembroke, and Jeanie Archer. see! hearsal appearance at the San Francisco changed to Spartan Programs. a play allowing students a the cestume lab for "seam shop" supplemented his meager income al in sents State College Jazz Festival. Dick Dodson, student activities experience in acting and AS Dr. Jack Neeson, director, playing guitar at dances. Today, So: 'unique The group plays arrangements adviser, is executive- seeretary of phases. This se- calls it), or functioning in some he is a tractor driver and fore- were lined up around the hedge and down to the stop ish in production People by the top arrangers in jazz to- the committee. Other members by Spanish other essential capacity. man in MayrArga, Texas. going down the slowed to look at all the bright mester, "Yerma," sign. Cars street day. including GU Evans, Miles are Linda Jones. chairman; Ray Garcia Cast list and telmical responsi- muu-muus and luscious leis. The talk of the waiting playwright Frederic() shirts, dresses, Davis, John Coltrane and George Chew, special events; Judy Har- Lorca, will be produced. bilities includes Joe Kamitses, people was of roast pig and poi. The event was the annual Hawaiian NII)s Russell, ris, hospitality; Lee COX. pub- what an exciting and exotic feast it was. People I jana, Performance dates are set lot. Yerma; Fredric Amondsert Juan, Club's Luauand The CSM Jazz Band played at licity; Susie Taylor. classic films; husband; David Merlel- their feet falling asleep as they sat on the floor and quee May 20 and 21 at 8:15 p.m. in Yerma's laughed about the Monterey Jazz Festival in Robert England, Ruth LaVare lan, Victor, scund; Marian Stave, their food and entertainment. Spirits were high on fruit Y ox- Studio Theater. Tickets will be enjoyed 1960. Admission to the concert and Ray Wilkerson, faculty Maria; Mari-lyn Henry. Pagan punch and Tahitian dancing. Music for everyone's dancing was 50 cents for students at the will be 50 rents, to pay for members: Dave' C1/1/11, director design; Joan Mahe and his Islanders in the Women's Gym. kind door. Sketches for costume, set Grone, lighting Pe- provided by Ed transportation costs for the CSM of classic films; and Harold Dolores( a soreeressi; officers are: Alfred Nakahara, Richard Ya.sui, Ethel design and other interesting ex- terson, Club group. Crain. chairman, fine arts area. Merrily Hong, Stanley Takaba, hibits will be displayed during Susy Honig, a young girl. Assist- Tanaka, Jennifer Louie, Joe Oshiro, McIntyre. intermission. ant Director; Lee Ruggles, Calvin Fujii, and adviser Dr. Michael In addition to their acting du- daughter of Dolores, Publicity; Oat of World Food ties, the students have under- Sharon Cressio, Laundress; taken the design and (am.strue- Properties; Gina Wyckoff, Laun- at Doti n to Earth Prices tion of eadume.s and sets, light- dress; Costume Design; Kathy KSJS Master Log a ing design, music composition. Dunne, Laundress, Programs; Whether it's a meal or and choreography. to mention a Sandi Wood, a young woman, WEEK OF MAY 1317 FRIDAY a snack try . . . few of the spectacular elements Propel ties; Diane Tam Yerma's MONDAY 4:14 Sign On sister-in-law, Set Design; Ann in the production. Everyone in 4.14 Sign On 4:15 Spartan Show Pert 1 Howard's Morris, Yerma's the class is either on stage re- 4:15 Spartan Show Part 1 4:30 News Mask; Choreography: Crystal Creamery . _ Female 4:30 Newt 4:45 Spartan Show Part 2 Jack Stockdale, Male Mask, Set needs. 4:45 Spartan Show Part 2 5:00 Business Review Fountain Restaurant 1Soo us for all your bakery Design; Kevin Seligman, 1st Wedding cakes, party pastries. 500 Books in the News 5:05 Aper:tif 71h & Santa Cl..,., San Jose feet Design; Ed flu- birthday cokes and pies. man; costume 5:05 Aperitif 6:00 Your Turirgist Concert a, chanan, 2nd man; Stage Man- San Josers finest independent 6:00 YOU.. Twilight Concert 7:00 Special of the Week Colin Johnson 3rd bakery ager; and 7:00 Georgetown Forum 7:30 Portrait in Jan 1WWW Composition. man; Musk. 7:30 Folk Sampler 8:00 News 8:00 Newt 8:15 The Well On 1130 Today in Sports ALL NEW 1963 CARS 815 BBC World Report 836 Sign Off AT LOWEST PRICES 8:30 Today in Sports Sign Off Sale Factory Warranty, Dealer's Sorsilc 8:36 HIGHLIGHTS art roil low discount. TUESDAY Also trued res MONDAY Call 360-425t 4:14 Sign On May (Redwood City) JACK STOCKDALE works on a 4:15 Spartan Show Peri I 7:00 GEORGETOWN FORUM The part of the scenery for "Yerma," 4:30 News Meaning of Communism 4:45 Spartan Strew Part 2 a production of Speech and TUESDAY 14, 15 Drama Rehearsal and Perform- 5:00 Doctor, Tell Me 5:00 DOCTOR, TELL ME: Are there ance class starting Monday at 5:05 Aperitif You'll Beam evidences of psychiatric illness in 8:15. Tickets are 50 cents for 6:00 Your Twilight Concert infants? Don't Miss These Special Features: When you taste... students, purchased at the door 7:00 Gallery of Short Stories 7:00 GALLERY OF SHORT STORIES. of the Studio Theater. 7:15 The Column, I6-page color insert! 7:30 France on the Move Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings: Moth., 8:00 Newt in Mannville Travel feature 4, HALFMOON PIZZA Student Art Work 8:15 Washington Report 7:30 FRANCE ON THE MOVE, 3 interviews with: Youth Spaghetti Raviolo Baked Lasagne 8:30 Today in Sports, Les Crane Buddy Greco and Displayed Monday 8 36 Sign Off WEDNESDAY and Veal Parmigiana Jerry Bundsen The second exhibit of sludeo WEDNESDAY 5:00 LAW IN THE NEWS: ROCOCO I-1 RA 3 LYKE Dolls DINNER art work this year will be on 4.14 Sign On Supreme Court Decisions on Vac SPECIAL STUDENT SL( IIEM display, and for sale, next. Week 4:15 Spartan Show Part 1 Eons TUES. AND WED. Monday through June 7, 4:30 News THURSDAY $.1.0() The show is competitive and 4:45 Spartan Show Part 2 5:00 MEDICAL MILESTONES: Mental BUY ONE ONLY 50c Will be judged by Mr. Alfred 5:00 Law in the News Illness includes bread, butter, salad and ciiffee Frankenstein of the San Fran- 5:05 Aperitif 7:00 SURVIVAL: Democratisation of Our sauce is out of this world.) cisco Chronicle. Several rash 6:00 Your Twilight Concert China prizes will be awarded including 8:00 News 11:15 WORLD OF THE 2637 Story Road CL I 6955 PAPERBACK BUILD A WHOLE LIBRARY AT AMAZING SAVINGS a $100 Purchase Award from In. 8:15 Career Forum SCSI Bellow discusses novels by hit DURING MAY BOOR SALE! ternational Business Machines 6:30 Today in Sports contensporeries Corporation. THURSDAY WINE, WOMEN & TOROS r SPEC') WAS MY LIFE The Student. Fine Arts Exhibt- 4,14 Sign On FRIDAY $395 lion will be in the college Art 4:15 Spc+811 Show Part I 5.00 BUSINESS REVIEW. Programmed UTAMARO gallery, open from 9 to 4 earh 4.30 Newt Learn.ng Center for Business at the COPING WITH CORRESPOND $5811 §Pdafr:swee $1471. week day and 1:15 to 5 p.m 4 45 Spartan Show Part University o4 Michigan :00 MralicI Milstones 8:11 THE WALL: Th. Well in Chine each Sunday. DON McNEILLS FAMILY ALBUM "'' sl" A pilaiew of the display, foe S05 Aperitif OF FAVORITE HYMNS . EGYPTIAN MAGIC turing watercolor and oil paint. 6-00 Y0.11. TWOig 10 GCMG...4 TROPICAIRE I 1 -,'or ID') &in Ee Raw-4o nuts, collages, drawings, print. 7.00 Sony;..1 Twin-Slue Drive-la GOOD EATIN' I DRIVE-IN making, Wrest, %tett-Led metal, 8.00 Nrs., 52" NEW HORIZON BOOK OF THE MEN & MORALS "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" tout!, sc,:en east bronze: east ahuninum and 8:15 World 04 the Paprbeci UNIVERSE 31 Today in Sport. PODNAH $ire and ceramic sculpture, will he given 8.30 $2" 40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" "THE BIRDS" Off (01 arlista and friends May 19. 8:36 Sign FAMILY READER OF AMERICAN "THE LEGEND OF LOBO" DICTIONARY OF PHILOSOPHY -- - MASTERPIECES - - doe and -.0 $198 t-Y north screen ANGELO'S s2' e- r net. lt' ;- 3Lf TOWNE "NINE HOURS TO ROMA," TEXAS- THE CIVIL WAR n THE ART OF THE PAR LAND', SIZED 1433 The Alameda "LOVE IS A 5595 BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN STEAKS $988 "DAVID AND LISA" MANY SPLENDERED THING" Sted.,4, $1 CO for Come in and browse to your heart's content VISIT 5ARATOGA 51 UD 1.9 "The Game of Love and Chance" OUR HuNnitios MORE TO SElICT FROM - by Pierre de Marivaux 14102 Big Basle Way , Lariat . --- rind 104 South Pies* A SPEECH AND DRAMA PRODUCTION . , MAY BOOK SALE . "THE MAN FROM Friday and Saturday. May 17, 18 Room " Alfc Y Runs I ' " latrulnat nrgsM DINERS CLUB" 400 South First St. THE 500N Denny Keys Also May 22 through 25 "THE TRIAL" Kay St AT 8:15 P.M. -- COLLEGE THEATRE Anthony P,:'11;', CURTAIN pee Sii Sent Selle Orson Welles a se Repels., "DESIGNING WOMAN" 9 00 p Metre" ISC: STUN-NTS $1 .25 GENERAL eARKINF. ANGELO'S for 1.11.4 Poesy Selsee4ei e.riory Part Thstrdoy ontOOK CYS-S313 %Iasi SI-v lauren Recall tat STEAK HOUSE SHOP Box office open 1-5 daily 110 I. Sou F d between led arid 4th Ste. "CRY DOUBLE CROSS" s te 72 E. SANTA CLARA 4ame 4- -SP tRT aw ntn,v Tuesday MaN " Exclusively or Engineers? Law Research Newspapers Obsolete? Not True, nternationa Not the Rule,''Says Editor ompti er use Panel of cher-, Asia oreantigtatilis the Golden Cale seminar Here Decides College on Press I. ale, a di be found bet aeen the costes al I he Rule. Sol lea Crafts, Dress Jelin alletuas racket - powered I newsPaper industry is not dying. cowary are experiencei, sati, rii.,,jfii.ef Ili!' -Ilid, ,ii fliarliZilie. %hen il rasa ell %rile' -II l',,, ase ot electric .. - . ' .. ,,II the tide was another me of those, It's healthy. We see a bright tu- highest circulations. aiinpus locutitms 'sle:. a according tu f/te, A. I. ,-.1.1.t. 1 compuiers HA. legal it---''. iii will while "shots" iteurd 'remit the world. I tore ahead" the jub opportunities "41111l'Ill4 NW, ...11 I. I e a Mil% issue ler 25 sent. in the lobby I la held aii the sjs eait.d,tis Fri. On Display There have been many such Another optimistic picture was appear bright in the nessiet- 'I tin ..1,illotliiiv I ,,.1 ,...,. in (toot et the tafeteria. in the hiatus ,1,Q, ana soma ,s shots in the history of man. Each painted by Art Hewett. day man- area. similar opportunities Tial ...el al the Bookstore. Fr*ral 1%' Hearman, direetor of A tr.,. I it ot tire, ii 1.. nun- aging editor ut the Lust Angeles te be lacking t. of thetn becomes a little bit louder' the tele.1.41,41 tiiera tlw ii p1 case.: of the %Vestern Central. Federal I:item:II ,t; the tAittoti gets imalior and held. tdhelebultioinntht..heheiaotrtuhre- Revenue Serviee. and his staff will , the Zelman Librtry tin week in obeerv love Chance Play pre,ent Thm,mintiting yoticraiL 1,.r,ite10riire diawit teaser to ,ine an- es nee neaspare is put town puede:Pe ioining isslie. Name .)1. the girl of ance of International Week which crier out of business, Hewett said, in the IIIPXt year only ear. . will remain secret until pull . 1,, ,, it\ Return,- in Sara what it mean? hegan yesterday television won't di, the a :add he available in [hi. ,\.g. lion. said W'oixl. all radio and The displays. arranged by stu- To Open Friday 1 I arcrdi"g In one word, problems. New , same to newspapers. teles area in televisien. "Oceanography- A Future (1.11-, !aqui: Cffin, professor of busi- dents from each fareign club, in- pressures will be put on the world Hewett citedc what he called the Saem of 'Gelman; expel Irons Page Ill lenge to Selenhisti stud Engine.'ss chide 1st :lel. Spain. G e r an . ,neiuti 1 sitepi h ltetit:/imig e erni jieUIT.LailpSlicrit.uaiwnd n will lits explored by Dr. Sayed I; .. it and will set ecunamicallY' China, the Philippines, Yugoelavia. I depict an lath century environ- his staff Rapid, modernPolitically' nteans socially.of trans El Wariani. assistant professor ,. tip 1..i Federal project le r the laissia. Ft .ru.e. A,tsbia. and Japan no Bert tace PI iSk titus d. portation are placing peoples of eat( hy heads, attractive layouts, IN' suer-Ye:Islal. Journalist. ne On the first thaw of the South ' chemistry. who is eonsidered to la \estern pait of the laS Discus- media signed the period costumes and %ary ing. often conflicting ways of more in-depth reporting. I in whet Ile 1111,1, ie one ,a the West C,inst's .1't) a ill he devoted to !WAN. corn- l’ing tine can eye the displays each of the three acts will he life' withia hours of one another, I basically a newspaperman." authorities on tweanograph:. - eater programming is to be he- af France. Israel. and GetenanY. framed by brief opening and , The key viord here is conflict. for Professionalism eerding to Wired. persm:il income in eommunica- The Fiend% exhibit centains dolls ished, h, Still it n'oulct uipiieuii' that id,sing itaisos stage,' by Mai - lien's-!tions, stated Zelman, is still a Golden Gat- 1.1./i returns will be affected and am"' over these differences is hand in traditional costumes. map of garet Lawler to harpsichord ntti. Construction of the the shadow of the intercontinental in the newspaper. The "'pa the technical implications for the tele\ ision the eountry. and colored ph,itos of I! sie of Jean Philippe Rameau. Bridge will be traced in nussile. !industry is still too young. aifferent places in Franey. ! Lighting is Bridge That Couldn't Be Built." tiling of business and corporate then, must come "Our principal failing is that wet done by Kenneth Out of conflict, really eapable TV newer .r1 The exhibit from Israel features Dor.h. of all graduating ca returns. attempt to tell the reader what he ' Pictures undertsanding. To achiee under- rut.i.sTtiluread' at least one new9:i typifying its and several . Pre-law and accounting students wants, instead of listening the dolls different PeaPie. Assistant Director is Bonda gineering students csatittniodning there must be commune to and all the news magazines." dress. jewelry, and scrolls. Ger- morous articles will also be may attend the Friday session free, masses of readers and finding out Gay Lewis. drama student, and Echoing a thought eXliirs,ed t. many's display is one of books; ,luded publitation, reported ii space permits. They may con- what they're really interested in. stage manager is Kevin Selig- in the PRESS DYING? both Moon and Hewett. Zelman de. twersteins, and posters. Wood. tact Professor Coffin. LC216, for Al! papersshould not follow man, drama at talent also. Other Perhaps never before in the his- dared, "The money involved in the In the Central Wing of the Li- reservations to attend the Satur- single format that has made one students in the play will be - . . of the world has eonununica- news media is not enough t,,at. ',ram first floor, one finds the I day meeting, prosperouspe and successful. Mari-lyn Henry as Silvia: AI - planned to be of interest to the Bons between people become so paper a! tract the capable person. Arabian exhibit, displaying the . B ee:hums and application blanks its own There len Donovan as latiante: SrInchw average college student - not vitally important. Yet there are Each paper must serve , iltsthamgalso be zeal and callosity... rountry's clothes, games. plates. Coffin's This was litwett’s Emery Wood as Lisette: Arthur simply engineering majors. All ar-! are available in Professor those who maintain that the pri- community. awriwo gresras i and books. t flue or interested persons may 1,a;;,,,iNintot Conn as Harlequin: Dennis Fen - lades are of general interest and mary agent of communication, the contention. he The Philippine exhibit on the Midway through the panel, the around,Man plc as Monsieur Orgun: H. James nt of a teehnieal metre." said ! write to the Santa Clara County newspaper, is obsolete, dying. inalsanth like, in a ease, fee, liar Association Office, 28 N. First fever ot newspa- third IIxw of the North Virw Tellefson a, 'a -i: and Jana, This view was soundly rapped score was 2-0 in fir], unknowing. features its dress and examples ef San Jose. Enrollment fee for industry came Brantley. ant a..:11 Keeler at a recent panel discussion din- era. The television Now he still crawls, still toe its well-known wood work. On the dancers. :he two-day seminal. is $5 and up to bat with the presentation of ing the California Intercollegiate infant-like, but in it sleek it first fluor ef this wing Yugoslavia . include the Saturday luncheon. Sam ZeLnutn, fleWS eommentator Press Assn, at the UCLA campus. projectile that has carried hiai displays her ess, musical instru- A... on KTLA television. disdr Spartaguide More than 200 college journal- the first time away frnn ments. and hes. w S Posts Open manZeiman is a former newspaper- the Meat:et:a, ists attended the scs.sion. chunk of material he has existed and one alternate position TootiV: Former Newsman "The newspaper industry is not on, like a prisoner. since his be- I. Ile apparently skied with the .WS Judicial Board are open as Aaiewiated Wonwn Students: a dying industry." emphatically de- ginning. opinions of both Mimi and Hewett the fall semester. nen Putney, a.asociate profess, T V ? Brown Act Oared John Moon, managing Nil- It's been a lung. often bum). when he said that radio and tele- SALE Interviews will he held on Thurs- e( sociilogy, speaks on "Wai . t er of the South Bay Daily Breeze. road, filled with numerouc. hidden vision are not basically news day at 3:30 in the College Union Peace, and Women"; Col le at: "Most newspapers, except for a c1.11A"EN. At SDX Meeting media. More AWS lounge. Union, 7:30 p.m.: officers meet at news_ few mismanaged, over-staffed met- Newspapers are. as Sidney than Rudetic Duncan, former "Persons can't depend on TV for Application blanks may be ob. 3:30 pm.; symposium at 2:30 p.m. dailies, me heitIthy." Walker. former city editor of the ; man and deputy attorney general roPolitan complete information," he admit- I lathed in the Union. Deadline tor New 'York Times staid. -The best Weeley Foundation: Discussion:0f aarrifernia, will address an open Mst indu-stries are ieehng the ted."By the very nature of the me- I turning in forms is 5 p.m. today. heavy hand of automation sweep- record ae have of the 1/2 of "Shall Christ Take Sides": St meeting of Sigma Delta Chi, men's dium it must appeal to all and Applicants must be either sun- Paul Methodist Church, 10th an,I ing worker after worker and ignominy of the hunae: off reg. price n.t iontil professional journalism . away touch everything." lot's or seniors tiering their term ! replacing then, a ith a machine. San Salvador Streets; 12:30 p it' -aciety Thursday night at 7:30. For this reason, television anti ef office and must have 2.25 over- But a machine is only a cold, Store-wide Clearance Spartan Spears: initiation The talk, to be held in the radio must make their news re- all CPAs and at least a 2.0 fur mechanical contraption. It isn't a new members. Memorial Chapel. Spartan Daily office. ,J20fli will ports on any single item brief. sale of men's clothing the previous semester. '6:30 p.m. 51, open to all students and faculty. man. This seems to back up Moon's and -FORMAL Duncan's 81111Ce( will be "The Apparently, the newspaperman Spartan %three: meets in Ell I.Iisewet.t'sion contention that newspa- 'Irown Act- All Talk has nothing to worry about. Oaufhn,3 730 1/.111. and No Ac- pers had nothing to fear from tele- Problem Hair? aon." lie will point out how the f This was Moon's thought. COLLEGIATE SHOP I hit .1,1 gi. Christian Science Organization: WEAR. .:et can he used by the reporter! AUTOMATION HELPS it, UtIS ,1u. hair. meets in memorial chapel, 7:30 p CIRCULATION HIGH 12i s 4th (across from 1:brary) ,nd how the educated city official First in Speech and Hearing Club: Ex,: - : "Automation will help, not hurt Surprisingly, it ssas Zelman who us." he said. Format 'lave Officers' meeting in SD23,-, I i -entIN. a lawyer as- said that newspapers around the wear Reg. He cited the fact that many in- a211.011 12:30 p.m. an Oakland law since 1906 novations are making modetn news iit h e It ::rat. cons ' his talk "a gentle '12" ran studvnt Assn.: 0 ill ila. Fr rooms more efficient and accurate. Use Spartan Daily ari ' tineut. Illicit Larsen, associate prole,- charatisernmi. tor the act." II - ilo) otter eAperf hair styling. But that's where it ends. You -'r of philosophy, speak,: on "E:- , [AMOK Classified ads Ore,: Thum. 9 to 9 can't expect a machine, no matter . C'aiiipus CO, Spariacamp Position how ingeniously designed, to go -fiarmony inr .1 , 300 S. 10th St., 7 r SALES RENTALS Convenience and Profit Interviews Slated out, cover a story and come back -.paella's Shields: meets in Approved 1: airirt. to an office and write it with the IN SAN 105E railip Will be, emotions involved in human inter- Residnce Hall for Girls 75 SOUTH 2ND oepartment: Stanley Bel- ti.dav tin-trios in the actions. CV 4-2 32 2 Thursday untd 8 30 "ncert in Concert Hall: College Uri: on. Appacations, which "A good old-fashioned reporter Fall space available Open can never be replaced," Moon said. Eat the Finest BBC? Foods tie asailahle in the College Union, See Mary Price SIN FRANCISCO 'MUNI' , "No computer will ever take his CHICKEN SPARE RIBS STEAK DINNERS TI)Nlf /1:1:1 /1% : .t 'u. due before the inters env. 345 E WORD' SACRAMENTO

The aepoirted member. will plan place." 291.6751 I.. MATEO PIO 0 MA SAN JOSE ()sir 06,1itte, i I Work Clith: meets in Despite claims to the contrary, :to p.m. :eat sp.:rrz's le:rapt:ship training camp. Spartacamp Director Bill Moon said that the job situation SPECIAL II ciinunittee: meets in Tla Erdman ,4,6,1 appear!: good. He took a facetious view of the every Thursday %%lien’ra Recreation Assn.: Bad- job situation. Though it might have 13, 'rd sfeek sandwich on but- $100 Orientation Leaders -. -loom nt 6 p.m.: Orchesis at 7 been meant in fun, it had deadly t,4lre.si roll Served with Sixty-five shalents are needed OPEN f,eoch fries & salad. Cafe., .111. serious undertones. I.. act as orientation leaders for STUDENT rt. Tee & Ice Cream or Social Affairs C ittee: meets Monday 295-9890 foreign students during registra- POTSHOTS AT TV : C11164. 3:30 p.m. lion next fall the Inter-cultural "Our socialistically -oriented gOV- Thursday Celi9 MON. titre SAT. 11 A.M. fo 2 AM % !plot PM Omega; election DISCOUNTS of Steering Comntit tee has announced. ernment will eventually control all Friday atilt:era 7 pan. Sael,res may sign tip in the the newspapers," he predicted. "At PAUL'S International Week: Racer John- College Unin. Pre-registration will that time people like me will he TILL 9 BAR Re-, -B-Q on "The Students' be awardsl to leaders. Positions 40 E. SANTA CLARA taken out and shot. That means in V -r!ri Understand- will be filled on a first come. first there will always be a demand for 11 orsons.’’ ELECTRONIC PARTS & HI Fl EQUIPMENT Moon took verbal potshots at , the tele-vision industry. United Radio and T.V. SiippI (A). Drive-in and Dining Room Service I'TV has never run a newspaper I out of business and it never will." WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS The recent New York newspaper strike seemed to prove his point. C,Y 8-1212 1425 W. SAN CARWS During the strike, television, ac- ',wiling to Moon, proved its inef- f wiency as a news media. "TV can't show the relative im- loirtanee of news items. At most, .1 just steals a few advertising Let's Check Your Car Now iiIlals." Summing up, he declared, "The for Summer Driving!

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DMECTIVE Psychologists Study 'Spartans To Pile Up Mileage tiara Athletes' . Co Motivation A 1,41.14er By MIKE DUNNE each athlete's needs that must be Over Active Track Weekend ."011; Motivation deciding factor be- met if he truly is to meat his 144,.104/0 A busy weekend is planned for school is considering a Coliseum bid for a berth on the halt tween an outstanding show and a potential," reported Dr. Ogilvie. offer to them out especially for relay team, so-so performance in athletic com- He added, "An initial look at the San Jose State trackmen, start- fly .r the race. fluirneh hasn't run the MO th, petition - has fallen under the in- rough data suggests that no two ing Friday for those varsity and .15 , eyes Louis Davidson, Harvey Frank- year, but moved oat to a 1:18.0 vestigating of three San Jose athletes can be motivated by the frosh privileged few who'll com- State psychologists. same technique." lin, Joe Neff and John Garrison clocking in the 660 during a pete at the Coliseum Relays in Searching for the causes of mo- ran 7:34.4 at the Mt. San Antonio cent practice session. With the information they Tuesday, May 14, 1963 as are Dr. Bruce SPARTAN DAILY-8 Los Angeles. Relays, bettering the recognized Saturday. at Berkeley 'Al- tivation C. Ogilvie, gather, the pair would like to of psychology, Thomas The Northern California Invi- national frosh record of 7:37.5 set ford. California and .b:se professor see coaches trained to use the assistant professor tational at Berkeley is scheduled by Occidental in 1960 ,State's varsity and freshmen. plus Tutko, of psy- material in a professional way. chology, and Glen Robertson, grad- for 3:30 p.m. Saturday, so Spar- However, Mel Holmes, the new the Santa Clara Valley-Youth Vil- 11, Bud Winter, head student. varsity track tans competing at the Coliseum frosh record holder at 47.8 In lage. will all meet in a clo:ed, uate coach, foresees the day when this meet the evening before can ex- the quarter mile, Is making a non-scoring triangular. By testing teams at the Uni- is so. Said Winter, "From the 11111'4 pect a tiring trip home to "Pre- versity of Southern California, motivation viewpoint we use psy- 14.1111.1 par" them for Berkeley. Stanford University and SJS, the chology on athletes now, but when .14".114411 three psychological researchers we do we're not sure we're using Bud Winter will send relay Quarterback Option System are looking for factors that moti- the right psychology. This research teams in the 440, 880 and taro eV1,1111)111 vate an athlete to record per- will remove this question mark." mile events to LW/ Angeles. In- lc -Paper formances. dividually, it will be Danny Mur- " Winter feels this could be a pilot these phy in the 5,000-meter and Pan- Requires Leader Confidence by To find factors they are study for the rest of the country, personality, character American Games champion Jeff intan examining while Dr. Ogilvie emphasizes, "We (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ward the backfield, where they'll and motivation traits of athletes in Mills:a* going in the 3,000- ea 1/1 the are way behind other major na- ond in five-part series of articles block for our sweeping quarter- major sports in order to determine meter steeplechase. previewing the 1963 Spartan football h to Ht. tions in instituting studies of ath- backs." whether they are different from team, 1. There letes who compete in international Murphy won the 5,000-meter Berry may show himself to be those of a typical college student. )4511." competition." run at Fresno's West Coast Re- By DAVE NEWHOUSE it more proficient passer in the In so doing, two questions they I. NO1 He added. "The United States lays with Fishback finishing run- "In our system, the quarterback fall. as a chipped bone in his hand are asking are: is it possible to .1,1» ling hasn't even begun to study the ner-up. Danny was instructed to must be a confident almost marred his effectiveness in spring distinguish athletes who realize !ear. nature and factors that con- stay with Oregon State's Rich ’cocky’indlvidual, who feels every practice. their potential from those who tribute to high athletic motiva- Cuddihy until near the finish. but play he calls is right, regardless of The probability of brother Inv - don't; and is it possible to enhance tion." Cuddihy wasn't about to break what others think." Mg brother this season is Jerj or accelerate motivation through any records, so the Unique about this "pilot" study San Jose This Is the type of quarter- likely, as Ken's brother Bob is insight into personality traits? sophomore is its vast programmed scale, en- took off at the two- back, Boll Titehenal (speaking first-string quarterback at (Sre- Using six separate tests mile mark and won much easier 4)111 en- compassing three schools and near- above) wants to direct his foot- gin, 5.15 plass the Ducks Nos, eompassing 72 separate but than his winning time of 14:34.5 LAW. 1 not ly 300 athletes, mostly trackmen. hail teams at San Jose State. As 2, at Eugene, Ore. Independent personality dimen- suggests. Ids be- According to Dr. Ogilvie, earlier Tilchenal sees it, the quarter- Doug Bockus, an All-Northern sions, they hope to find answers Lester Bond, in the broad jump, studies throughout the world have back position should he the first California J.C. selection in 1962. to the above questions. will be the lone SJS field entry been on an individual basis. The one considered when formulating can play either QB or halfback. "An example of a personality at the Coliseum. Bond finished . hol,tra largest previous studies have been a football train. Despite his 175 pounds he is a dimension is determining whether fifth at 24-6'2 in Fresno Saturday. in the Soviet Union, examining "Terry Baker, who has as much good runner. Bockus is a junior. an athlete is a social introvert or Sidney just two or three athletes, and t, by Bob Hall Lloyd NIurad will run the open confidence as ability (Baker was Bob Miller 11771 played a lot as extrovert," said Dr. Ogilvie. I' .if the resulting in fragmentary informa- SPEAR -HEADS SPARTANS Strong-armed sprinter Jimmy 100 and Dwight Middleton will last year's Heisman Trophy win- a freshman last year. If he can Two of the tests attempt to mea- The best tion Spear returns to SJS water polo action Friday night when the cast his 1111MY among an expect- ner), took an average Oregon State recover from a bad ankle and V sure discrete aspects of the ath- locals clash with San Francisco Olympic Club in Spartan Pool. ed strong 440 dash field. and made it into a winning team," show some ability as a runnerto letes' personality and what their Titehenal said. "I want a man di- go with a good passing arm- -Miller Dean Miller's freshman two- psychological needs might be. recting my team who wants to win could fit admirably into San Jose's mile relay teams Two more tests examine their KSJS Sportscast will get back in as much as Baker." action at Los Angeles. family structure. Spartan Water Poloists In Rand Carter, the Spartans Each evening at 8:30 Tom One is a projective test that Coliseum meet officials have have a natural passer, who hit VanAmburg presents it five-min- will attempt to tap deeper areas scheduled a special two-mile frosh 53 per cent of his passes last fall ute sports e llllll tientary on KSJS. of their personality, and the fi- baton race between SJS. the pond- 190-1681. Carter, a 185-pound nal test Is a personal reaction VanAmburg pans the sports Prep for Olympic ing national record holder; UCLA, Club senior and former All-American inventory. scene, local and national, col- Oregon State, Occidental and pos- By GENE WILLIAMS ance Friday--Austin Wiswell, Jim junior college pick at Santa Mon- All tests are pencil and paper legiate and profesisonal, to com- sibly Fordham. The New York Coach Lee Walton's water polo- Baugh, Bob Lee and 1962 team ica, took over as No. 1 signal - type, with no individual "on-the- pile his commentary on sports. , n. ists. the last of the Spartan spring captain John Henry. caller at mid-season, and held the couch" interviews. The program keeps &IS stu- ear trainees, will receive the proverbial Although losing the majority job over the rest of the campaign use what informa- dents up to date on campus ;701 06 "We hope to acid test *.Yhen they match aqua of last season's outstanding club A year of experience has helped to enhance an indi- sports events as well as standings tion we get talents with traditional power- In graduation tali of the afore- Record No. Carter. However, he'll need till - vidual's performance and equip of the baseball leagues. sophomor, house San Francisco Olympic mentioned were regulars), Wal- and more to withstand coaches with valid insights into Friday night at 8 in Spartan Pool. ton has a promising flock of Ken Berry (1751, who is seriousi Admission prices are listed at freshman and bidding for a starting berth. ;111111111111111111111111111111111111111 CLIP HERE transfer students Of Entries I guess Hi 50 cents for ASH card-holders and to Inspire rebuilding notions. Berry Is mnre the option-type LS quarterback Titchenal wants to 6.1 for non -students. The SJS mentor is especially Have to Hidc! direct his offense. He can run Gino's Tues. Special All receipts from the game high on the improved play of '62 and pass equally well. While All I did was wear my ND will he deflated to the European frosh stalwarts Bill Parker, Mike For Meet Carter Is prcdovidnatel) the new A-1 RACERS to tour fund. This summer eleven Hansen and Allan Hubbard. Park- pass- According to Intramural Director ing quarterback. school. You'd think I Spaghetti & Meatballs poloist% will represent the Unit- er, along with goalie prospect Bill way "We'll be using the roll-out op- was a star, the ed states In a move designed to House, co-captained the Northern Dan Unruh, the record number of girls mob me. tion play more and more this the sharpen the tiiini fur the up- California freshman champions of entries received in the intramural I'm not conceited 50c year." declared Isitchenal. . Regular 75s. Clip ad for a delicious meal. Tuesday only. coming 1964 Olympic ()antes. last season. ...I know they're office last Friday will make the "Our quarterback will be han- Spartan polo enthusiasts will Gary Reed, a fast breaking RACERS fans! all-college track meet the largest dling the ball either off the have a final opportunity to oh- guard from Fullerton, Is the best ever. There will be about three T-formation or the double-wing, tno nye n erve the many talents of grad- of a good lot of transfer stu- (Next to Alma Golf) the wing formation out split-oli .... 520 Alma uating senior Jim Monsees, wit,: dents. times as many participants as last CLIP halfbacks will move in motion 1.. ,11111111111111111111111111111111111111 HERE 1111111111111111111111111111111in liar= was twice named to the All-North- The favored Olympic Club outfit year, Unruh added. ern California team and received is headed by former Stanford The meet will be run Friday and All-American honorable mention .splashers Bob Lorton and Don Saturday at Spartan Field. Fri- 3y ALMA GOLF COURSE last season. Buehler arid current All-American day's trials will begin at 3:45 p.m Four other Spartans will he 'candid i , Marty Hull also 'ay modern of the while the finals will be held Sat- HANK'S san lose's newest, most making their final SJS appear- Trite. 10:30 a m. 9 hole golf course urday. beginning at Barber Shop Participants will compete in 9 Only Lighted Golf 14 esents, including broad jump, Course in Northern SJS Judoists Promoted high jump. pole %atilt, shot put. Henry Wennabe discus. baseball throw, 711-tsrd Own, California high hurdles, I00-yard dash, 440- GOLF 75C Students and faculty Within Brown Belt Rank yard dash 220-yard dash, 180- Specializing in Monday thru Friday yard dash, low hurdles, 880-yard all styles of hair cuts All.. Okamoto, nattonal ril. promoted in their etas's. c. relay. 880-yard run and the mile 29341705 black hell Alma Center 148 Alma St MINIATURE GOLF 50c With A.S.B. Card leg i a t 135-pound champion, v.., I ' degree Kay run. one of two San Jose State kale .1.,, 165-txsind National Col- leei:d. kingpin, gave a solid per- A managers' meeting will be held * 9-hale golf course * miniature gait' ists promoted in the brown belt Lt * petting greens * snack bar formar,ce at Berkeley, and is now tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in MG201. division at Saturday's promotional under consideration for second de- The meeting will determine how ALMA GOLF COURSE tournament at Berkeley. gree black. each team's men will run, as far mmbsor Sprtan Foundation Okamoto, who'll graduate in The promotional is the final as heats are concerned, Unruh said. 445 W. Alma St., San Jose June, was elevated to first -degree match for Yosh Uchida's national It will also be decided whether or brown belt for his fine perform- champs, who recently won the na- not the 880 and mile finals should ance at University of California's tional collegiate team title for the be held on the same day. Ilarmon Gym. second straight year. Sigma Chi and Pi Kappa Alpha Freshimui heavyweight Ron None of the new brown belts meet on field three, and Alpha Bosom was boosted to !second de- in Wednesday's pr lions! in Tau Omega plays Theta Chi on THAT KEEPS gree tortoni] belt, Joining Oka- Spartan Gym will be eligible for field one today in the top fra- to as the Ione San Jose en- promotion until nest ear. ternity softball action. In other ONE STOP YOU GOING games, Sigma Alpha Epsilon meets Delta Upsilon on field two, Delta Racers Sigma Phi and Phi Sigma Kappa meet on field four and Sigma Pi Al s,cAs tangles with Lambda Chi Alpha $4.98 to 6.98 Let us check TOUR MEXICO on field six. Six slow-pitch games It !.1. are also ,chedilled your favorite campus your car now (Everthing included) Student IAt,l'irsa; for summer $275 EMPLOYMENT SUMMER Art 111artinez driving Mexico Summer Fiesta Vito Croft Corp. offers soles Bowling South First St. opportunities for 4 men who 290 Bull Fights Aztec Ruins Tosco Silversmiths desire above overage earnings 3 lines $1 anytime Use your Bankamericard or Surfs of Acapulco Gondolas Excellent Food for full-time summer employ- 35c a line after 6 p.m. the First National Charge Plan lrifum it comes to any auto service. yort name ment. Splendid Scenery And many other awe-inspiring sites, Open 24 Hrs. All perking tickets validated it, we do it fast . . . and do it right! One Complete training program hilly the most eArellently planned 15.,day tour ever de. 7 Days A Week quirk stop here 11.11/ y0/6 Im-thf,go, fwd. Ginmeirmisiv sophist.), ot,,d as you never drewned Contacts made by customer 1le.iieo could he. referrals. 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fh-NT'ARTAN DAIL? Toesday, May 14, ParZt Curb Bias II It Exists- Diverse Culture Photography Accounting Society Pre-Reg Data Seen in Balkan's Slates Conference Pi -registration fur home eco- pouitment to Sa.ts their advisors this College Committee Says Competition nomies majors and minors will be %reit tor regietration data accord- ing to Margaret Coining, assistant fiecommerniatiorie to curb whate cm i A,B inter. hatb,1 Friday, May 17, fruni 12 nouti Music Makers Saturday in E132 protesssut. of borne economics. sieita hase heel( cent IPS tile (Akre 11.11e 1.1,11H111114' the A!'sB i.secti to 5 pin Monday, May 20. from " Pre- regist t.stin us vs ill be held tOe mid !student (sun. tl0. , the Bid- ._a1.11.17.111n1.()Halkalflokt, U. Ends Friday The fit th annual Amounting 3-5 p.m, and Tuesday. May 21. sinh on the above dates," she em- prtspit,41. wit to pie:se-tiled al Student II I K n Alliance of San Jo se Slate, is Conference, jointly front 8 amt. to 12 noun. phasized. "unit muNt be preceded 1,1171111.01W . sponsored by sponsoring a library ex- Deadline for entries in the 1963 the San Jose Students should make an ap- ' by advisement." Hof. Weerq. ASII exectitis secretary. comitieteil a fall snot.% currently chapter of the Cali- Yugoslavian and Albanian Kappa Alpha Mu Photo Contest ahich rep.otesil shoms that a bias exists due te. group affili,i- , haat of fornia Society of Certified Public _ _ tion. His report was submitted to contribution to In- is 3:30 p.m.. Friday. The contest, artifacts as its Accountants and the Accounting the committee for investigation to all San Jose State stu- ternational Ih'eek, which continues open Department of the SJS 'did possible recommendations. Division May 18. dents, is sponsored annually by the of Business, through is scheduled for Sat. Spartan Daily Classifieds Lyke Begins After five months in the making, campus KAM chapter. The exhibit features ancient urdaLtstroinEtlio3o2.R for the day-long the recommendations, according to costumes, home woven fabrics, Trophies will be awarded to stu- West's. establish the "first consis- embroideries and other folk art dent photographers who submit the BUY 'EM! tent pattern of criteria" for inter- activities will begin at 8:30 Campus Orbit and crafts. The Balkans, dUe to in the competi- an ' views and call for the use of "addi- top three photos the geography of the land, have Luncheon is included in the tional methods of obtaining data" tion. Don 0. Webb of Webb's Pho- $75 given rise to a diversity of culture fee. ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) Senior girl over 21 to ass,st hJ,semothe about the individual's qualifica- and this in turn is expressed in to Supply is providing the trophies. new r-ar t.,r part room and board. CY Tomorrow tions, instead of the brief interview. Students interested in attending Free ride to Denver .f dria.r ' the folk arts of isolated regions. F.ntry blanks and contest rules may do so at reduced prices, with Male Eaperienticto hetetei..e. UN Included in the proposals are The library exhibit reflects the may be obtained in the Photo- 9424. Wanted: experienced house manager. their ASB card, and should con- All things come in threes, and delineations of the compositions of regional culture caused by the journalism Laboratory, J112, in the .-n & board 293-9/45 M,s, Vet- tact Dr. Robert D. Walker, associ- Ride wanted: N Y C area nonstop. J. and Lyke magazine proves no ex- the interviewing committees for nearly complete isolation. pluno section of the Physical Sci- ate professor of accounting. LC3O1 a./ CI 7-1295 cept ion various ASH positions, with the and at Spartan On display is a selection of Bal- ence Department or extension 2181. wonted h nrc jub near college. The (Ms.( issue (,1 v.titipliN conunit tee membership varying Attention Music Majors or .iternouns and eveeings. Call kan musical folk instruments, one Bookstore. feature goes- sitit to- Subjects of discussion Sill terested in plai rig a slightly depending on the position; of which is the Citicia. The Gaida PhousTaplis entered in the com- be: dart,. band please c, mofl-ow- Eclat will Itiitiire three be "New Frontiers in Management a general criteria of factors to is a Macedonian bagpipe. The bag- petition should be submitted to Joe 354-7966. Men now interviewing. Earn ,p to $100 Lyke Dolls, three short stories and the interview: pub- Services for the Small and considered in pipe is not restricted to Scotland Swan, assistant professor of jour- Medium Interviews with thiee personalities. licity recommendations and a list Size Clients"; "Commercial }inane- Passengers wanted to East Coast. SS,- - nationally famous but is found in Portugal, Spain, nalism, in J112 before the Friday expenses and driving. Leaving June iu Lending their opinions to the of general guidelines. ing and How to Obtain It"; "Ac- Earn :ash scholarships - some parts of France and in East- deadline. An entry fee of $1 per Ca :l Dennis.266-5540, eves. $600. If you have a can pages of Lyke are interviewees countaing in the Space Age" Commenting on the effective- ern Europe. photograph will be charged for the and 6 anr 20 years of age or over Buddy Greco, "King of Swingers," "Current Federal Tax Legislation." AUTOMOTIVE (4) ness of the suggested recommenda- photographs entered. co 252-8545. Les Crane, radio and television Two other instruments on dis- first three 1954 Ford white sta. wagon. Very clean tions, %Veers said, "We don't expect play are the Tarabuka, a clay ver- The fourth and consecutive photo- NOUSINO (12) personality, and Jerry Bundsen, 'wen MN. Excellent r&h, new tires, std. sion of the dumberg, an instru- graphs may be entered free of st- tt & overdrive, top mileage. Asking Herb Caen's right-hand man. this to completely eliminate (hous- Roommate wanted to look for apt. for ment found in Eastern Europe. The charge. 0.1. Club Slates $450. Call 294-3985 days. summer. The student-written short stories ' ing) bias in the system, but we Call Diane at 295-9735 Or 202 other instrument is a Lahuta, a Judges for this year's contest 60 Vespa 150. CV 4-8741 or see at 325 S. 14th St. include two pieces of fiction and do feel ti'' recommendations would simple form of the fiddle which is will be Nestor Barrett, photo Senior So. 10th afternoons. Wayne Hal'aday. one of non-fiction. The non-fiction order out of the chaos of Barbecue Coming to the University of California, create the national instrument of north- columnist for the San Jose Merc- Summer Session? sum- story is a true to life account of The '59 Lembretta, eau. cond., $200. 295- Berkeley Spend a the past system." ern Albania. ury-News; Jess Marlow, commen- Occupational Therapy Clubs E110. mer to remember at the Student's Co- life in a men's approved boarding cost room & board for men & house with "the names changed to "rite old system has had so The exhibit was prepared by tator-photographer for KNTV; annual Senior Farewell Barbecue '49 Ford. r & h. stick. V8 very de, - $86.52 per 6 -week session. 3 protect the innocent." many inherent weaknesses in it San Jose State students Bill and Eddie Chong, official photographer will be held at the Alnualen Resort or offer. Dave. CV 3-9895. r $150 7 days a week on the Co- A San Jose State professor Yvonne Lockwood, who took the I', r Santa Clara County, and Wes work program. Make your reserve - that it created unobjective situa- Saturday frem 11 am. to 7 p.m 59 Vespra G. S. All accea. Recent one-. critically examines the role of materials from their own ethno- Hammond, a local photographer. NOW! University Students Co- tions." he said. according to Ann Warren, 0.T. 292-2593 Eves operekive Association, 2424 Ridge Road. Greeks on campus in "Negative graphic collections. Winning photographs, honorable Club publicity chairman. '$7 Ford, go :end.. r/h. auto. Nancy jBerkeley 9. California. Conformism." The essay points out mentions, and photos selected for McGrorey, CV 3-9802. Girl wonted to share an apt. during sum- a distressing note about the local Emerging Nations exhibit will be placed on display Sports such as swimming and '54 Mem, r & h. 2 new tires. $295 or mer & next year. CV 4-6030. fraternities. Ugh! Final Exam in the newly reopened central volleyball will be offered in addi- Should everyone go to college? best offer. Call 298-1681. Furn, rooms, male students, kit priv. No building of the library next week. lion to the chicken barbecue. Lyke attempts to answer this ques- 1962 Vespa 150. $250. Perfect cond. See smoking or drinking. $10 & $15. CV 11 All interested students may par. 3088. tion through the experiences of Conference Topic at 615 Emory. Call 295.0146 till 5 p.m. Schedule Ready ticipate. Tickets, costing $1.25 for Cr CL 1-7438 after 5. two former students who flunked "The Emerging Nations: Chal- Wanted: rmmt(s) summer a-d/or Final examination schedules Sigma Delta Chi club members and $1.50 for non- Ca t vea- 298-4641. out of San Jose State, '54 Cher. 2 dr. 2 two's c;r. hi., cstrn. lenge to the United States" is the have been released by the recl-- members, will be on sale tomorrow ophl. $400. CH 3-0230 House for serious responsible TOL Sum- subject of a special week-long con- trar's office. Spring finals will I.. - and Wednesday, 8:30-11:30 a.m, in mer 521) '51 Buick Riviera hdtp. Excellent -di FJ $375 inc. 400 S. ference for teachers beginning gin on Wednesday. May 29 ,i I instah Officers the Health Building lobby tion. $775. 292-9604. 13th CY 5-66,9 Business Banquet June 17 at Sonoma State College conclude June 6. San Jose State's undergraduate 1958 Cst.et- ' MERCHANDISE (16) in Cotati. San Jose State will be closed chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, na- for Memorial Day. Tliiirs.1:iy May 411 .18 (Al //1 ,M11,41 /n911..1 Vaughn's, 121 S. 4th. announces its store Tomorrow Night Dr. Harry A. Galley, SJS as- tional men's profesional journalism 30, and no examinations on II be society. recently installed new of- eide clearance of men's clothing. Sale sistant of history, is on FAIRGROUNDS BUSINESS :amen (8) -ore than 50% off. More than a dozen awards and professor given. ficers for the 1963-64 school year. the conference staff. Auto Insurance for students. Phone 248. scholarships will he made to out- Finals will end at 12:30 p.m. June Jesse Chambers, senior journal- FAIRWAYS 131/2 ff. runabout, skis, Marc 35 hp, standing students in the SJS Busi- subjects, such as 6. Special make-up exams may be 2420. Chet Bailey Ins. 385 So. Monroe 5450. 243-7316 after 5:00. Conference ism major, was named to replace Golf Course 5.ros,. ness Division during the fifth an- what and where is Gabon (it is a taken following the closing of ex- Keith Takahashi as president. Mike Jett W. Long Insurance Counseling. For Sale: Underwood typewriter, noise- nual Achievement Banquet at new nation in Africa), will be or- aminations. Dunne succeeds Fred Ragland as Northwestern Mut. Life rewards planning less standard. long carriage, perfect Lou's Village at 7 p.m. Wednesday. ganized and discussed in 10 lec- To avoid conflicts in final ex- vice-president. cond., very Quiet. $55. Tel. CY 7-5577, 50` with lowest net costs, guaranteed in. The event is weekdays 9-5. co-sponsored by the tures of 10 minutes each followed aminations, students are requested Dan McLean took over secre- FOR GREEN FEES lt.trabillty, strength of 106 years exper- Business Division and depart- by an hour discussion period. not to sign up for two classes in tarial chores from Rich Dyer and WITH COPY OF THIS AD ience. 293-3700. Custom white tonnteu for MGA. 297. mental clubs. Further information on the con- the same group at the same hour. Ron Bottini was named treasurer (Sat., Sun. 111 Holidays excluded/ Paul Scala, State Farm Insurance. Auto- 8863 after 6 or see mgr. 427 So. 5th. Included in the ceremonies are ference is available from the So- Classes that start at 5:30 p.m. will replacing Tom Kennedy, Life-Fire. Bus. 378-4123. Res. 266-5908. 10TH & TULLY ROAD Golf clubs for sole. 2 woods. 7 irons. the Alpha Al Sirat award to the noma State College Office of have their finals at the last reg- Mike Murphy was named to the lei- \a, si/g vi )0( V, Mate stJatents with a 13 or 3.0 average putter. 293-5354. receive an add oral disccurt wedge. $35. Call outstanding male and female stu- Summer Sessions. Cot ati. ular meeting of the class. newly created publicity post. the -n euto ins. Typewriter, Olympia, good cond. Call dent in the division, two scholar- p.m. ships offered by the National EMPLOYMENT(10) 251-4052 after 5:30 Office Management Assn. and New Moon trailer, 45 a 10, 2 bdrrn, Lifeguard (Ltd.) up to Labor Day, male aw,Ine rrn&e eac. cond. $2500 awards presented by the depart- orily. City of San Jose. $2.08 hr. Red mental organizations. Cross or YMCA Life Saving Certificate AN 4 2209 'wady after 530 Reservations for the banquet, Hungry plus experience and training in swim- Wanted: used ' -:Hrl's bike. ming and water safety. Age 21-40. as,' ,ea - at $3 per person, may be made Service Dept., Rm. 21 I, C.,/ Hon, 801 at the SJS Business Division of- for flavor? ;1)7,, N. 10. St. t.,4 t.tt^d $19. CV 2-0395. fice. TH165 Tareyton's I Female BUY DAILY CLASSIFIEDS! A.F. Rep got it! JP To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium. a Didus ineptus, a Due on Campus frangipanni, or any other sensible thing, just fill out this Interested in becoming a female 1 handy order form, clip it, and send it with a cheek or Air Force officer? cash to the Spartan Daily Advertising Office, J207, San If so, Captain Winnifred Spring- Jose State College, San Jose 14, California. Ads must er, air force female oficer selec- be hi by 2:30 P.M. two days prior to publication. tion representative, will be on cam- ' pus tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Check a Classification: p.m. in Adm234, placement service ",2, A nnnnn cements ' Business Services': Instructioa office. :-, Automotive - Housing :; Merchandise She will be available for personal Print your ad here: or small group interviews, and no appointments are necessary, ac- cording to Technical Sergeant Ken- neth A. Baker, local Air Force recruiter.

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