FlicksFriday Officer Lists Due day fur cam- No Friday flicks are scheduled Today is the last of April 22. The Ilk*, are pus organIcatkaui to turn in lists poured by the actilor Ours of their current officer% amid ad. iidaj, vhown lii Morrih Dune!, tarn to the ot tire. . ,udltorltuis at a 25-rent mind., . A4sti242. or lace pooadttle %In- he dent court action ,accordlita to ion Ttw twit Him salll Fai.es of Eve," starring 4Spatireut9)a ASH Vice Prev. Guy tileniurn. 0.000 Woodward, Din id Wayne
sit Ix" J. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE NO 10,, L. 47 .1111110.ii SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1960 Office Survey English Prof Accepts ASB Dance It's 'Official' Sunday Housing Landlords Hear Wants Man of Year' Award To Feature Of Rooming Students Dr. Paul Roberts last night ac- English teaching, and during the oted the "Faculty Man of the Suez crisis was transferred to Two Acts itv RAPOPORT housing centers --boarding houses, Year" award at Deadline Dinner Italy in the same capacity. rooms with kitchen liprovementn of college-ap- rooms and 'Spartan cafeteria. He was financed through a Ful- "Polynesian In terlud e," the privileges--and from 12 to 15 centers is an ou- Chosen by members of Sigma bright grant, and will return to spring formal sponsored by the proved living women's houses. professional journalistic Italy in the portant thing to landlords and slut Chi, fall tinder another Social Affairs committee, will be Students at the living centers Dr. Roberts is an ti,P-; liou-eitolders. sternity, usually are very serious zibout the English. held tonight in the Terrace room of their interest is rofe,sur of Evidence survey, Mr. Baron said, and most author of numerous of the Hawaiian Gardens in San a stirsey originated He is the .liowis in of them cooperate fully in filling English which are Jose from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. householders in the atbuoks on last ',Itr by out the questionnaires. ied extensively throughout the Ray Hackett and his dance band San Jose State area pulling the students' preferences, dislikes and xintry, and recently published will provide the music. The Dull FORMS TABULATED and Beaujolais," a hu- suggestions. The forms are sent to the hosi- 7ornfliikes Skulls, a quartet from Chi Omega mous book about this experi- This semester's survey began Mg office after completion, valetm sorority, and folk singer Mike nees in Egypt and Italy. last week, and results should be a tabulation is made of the re- "Cornflakes and Beaujolais" has Callahan, an SJS student, will also available within about three sults. The householders are then ess reprinted in London, and entertain at the dance. weeks, Robert Baron, housing co- notified of the findings. Patterns iif English" and "Under- The quartet from Chi Omega ordinator said yesterday. Effectiveness of the survey can sassing English" are used wide- be seen from last year's results. consists of Linda Dobbs, Rae Mar- SEVERAL QUESTIONS by teachers in the U.S. Students in one house wanted ston, Gail Southern and Kathy Survey questions include queries "Dr Roberts has had more in- a suggestion box to be installed in McClure. about the housing facilities, the :uence on the teaching of English which ideas would be submitted. general environment, the house- Ian any other one man," corn- Free bids for the dance can lie They got it. holder himself and the food. tented Dr. Donald Alden, profes- obtained today in the Outer Quad THIRD FLOOR Nursing department laboratory on third floor The location of the telephone or of English. from 9:30 to 12:30 p.m., according of Health building has all the facilities to be found in a hospital I Typical of the questions is this was changed in another house be- Dr. Roberts is a U.S. state de- to Judie Murray, publicity chair- ward. Lab has 10 beds. The building will be officially dedicated nine: "Do you have adequate closet cause students requested it. artment consultant, and occa- man for the dance. Only ASB card Sunday. , and desk space?" Some questionsi SPECIFIC COMMENTS ionally is called to Washington holders may receive a bid. ! are a little more personal: "Doesj In addition to straight yes and conferences on the teaching of DR. PAUL ROlitkIO Jim Watson and Deann Kinnear your housemother nag at you?" or no queries, the questionnaire also :nglish as a foreign language. ... man of year are en-chairmen for the dance. The questionnaires are sent to asks for specific comments on the lie spent a year in Cairo at the Ceremonies To Dedi cate ill off-n' Is men's approved Fulbright stipend. He will direct facilities, environment and house- finish". isf Education with the * * * the Fulbright linguistic program holder and for ratings of good, tale department's program on throughout Italy. Prof Gives Lecture fair or poor on the food. Dr. Roberts graduated from SJS H facRueiptireessenataadtiveeonfvigruaearmieesaton athree in 1940, and earned his M.A. and Health Building Sunday ousemothers Ph.D. at the University of Cali- ists Due Today Over KNTV Sunda yThe new million dollar Health monies, and the Rev. William Jun- these questions: fornia in Berkeley. He began Would you recommend your building, which houses the Stu- as executive director of the Spar- , teaching at SJS since 1946, and The third in the series of pro- tan Y, will give the invocation. house to a friend? For Active Women has been in the English depart- grams being produced by the SJS dent Health service and the Nurs- Count Heads Do you feel your school work Dead:in, tor t tni in lists Dr. Craigin said that the public ment since. instructional television center will ing and Occupational Therapy de- I National census-taking day is is affected adversely by your home of the most active women on is invited to attend the dedica- The award was made last night broadcast Sunday at 11:30 a.m. partments, will be dedicated Sun- conducted tours today, but for the past two weeks, environment? campus is today, reported AWS tion and the by SJS Vice Pres. William J. Do- over KNTV, channel 11. the official government census-takers President Pat Moriarty. day at 1 p.m. in ceremonies in which will follow until 4 p.m. QUERIES ON LANDLORDS se!. "The Aquarium," demonstrating MODERN EQUIPMENT have been busily engaged in con- Women's organizations and lobby, Concerning the householders, Dr. Roberts specializes in "lin- the apparatus used in a fresh- The new building includes "the tacting housemothers at all ap- subcommittees who were con- guistics," the study of English water aquarium, will he taught by D R. 13. Craigin, Dedication proved boarding houses near the questions such as these are asked: tacted to make up lists should most modern equipment" of any Are you able to confide in grammar which de-emphasizes the Dr. Frank Gale, associate profes- committee chairman, indicated health service. Dr. SJS campus. turn them in to the activities state college your housemother? use of the names of parts of speech sor of biological science. that the ceremony will include a Craigin said. "The scope of our The census takers began two office. Adm242, sometime today, --Does she make fair rulings noun, pronoun, etc.). In addition to being telecast presentation speech by SJS Pres. services are also not exceeded by weeks ago to contact the various Miss Moriarty said. and carry out her share of re- Also on the program at the ban- over closed-circuit to classrooms, John T. Wahlquist, and an accept- any other state college," he added. houses near campus and obtain The AWS cabinet will select quet sponsibility? was a speech by Paul Speegle, the program is sponsored by ance speech by Rich Hill, AS13 At present the Health service information as to the number of its -Fin Most Active Women," to columnist for the San Francisco KNTV for the purpose of learn- president. staff includes Dr. Thomas J. Gray, students residing in each house. Food ratings are based on such be honored at the AWS Banquet News-Call Bulletin, and a skit by ing how television may be used BENZ TO EMCEE director, eight full-time physicians, The head-counters then returned questions as: on Women's Day and at the rec- Spartan Daily columnist Gerald effectively in classroom instruc- Dr. Stanley C. Benz, dean of 11 part time specialists-consul- with the information sheets mailed How are the meals in general? ognition banquet from the lists. Nachman. tion, students, will be master of cere- tants, 11. full-time nurses, and five to private householders over the --How is the general tidiness secretaries. last few weeks, and asked the of the kitchen? Construction for the building, housemothers to fill in the neces- started in September 1958 was sary information. completed in September last year. In this instance, the inform SJS Foreign Student Population lion asked is merely the vital , tistics of the student: name, age Italian Play ISO Sponsors sex. The purpose of the national cen- Social Function sus, other than just curiosity ais., sit 1.1s Nears Finish Gives Cross Section of Globe The International or- how many people the United By JIM ganization will sponsor a social , States contains, is the reapportion- "Right You Are (If You Think JANS'SEN 302 foreign students attending San student visas, according to Dr. ada; 17 from China; 13 from Eng- gathering tonight at 7:30 in the ' ment of national congressional Sol. by Luigi Pirandello, presents Soerata Atmosoedjono, Abdul- Jose State, Phillip Persky, foreign student ad- land; 17 from Germany; 12 from College Union. legislators for the next 10 years.' its next -to-last performance this ahman Alsaninaim. Nejat Mora- GLOBAL RANGE viser. India; 27 from Iran; 19 from Ja- The program includes social Estimates for the 1960 U.S. pop-. evening at 8:15 in Studio Theater, hadeh The remaining 54 students are from Korea; and 15 from and Vatche Soghomonian Foreign students on campus pan; 19 dancing, mos ies and refreshments. illation have been the subject of. SD10.3. non-matriculated limited students. the Philippine Islands. nund like names from the roll this semester represent six con- Slides on the Winter Olympics many conversations during the, "Right You Are" is basically a TO VISIT The foreign student population at Squaw Valley will be an added past year, but all of a United Nations general tinents and 60 countries, ranging VISA informed sources comedy with the philosophical A student visa is granted to a at San Jose State has increased attraction. I seem to feel the total head-count asembly. from Canada's 46 students to one message that "Truth" depends on each from places such as the Fiji foreign resident who is studying almost 200 per cent in the past Non-members will ho charged , should reach an all-time high of But they're the viewer, rather than on any not. Islands, Kuwait, Estonia and in the United States with inten- five years. In 1955 there were 48 25 cents. I 190 million, They'w names students, followed by 108 in 1057 black challenging the Egypt. tions to return to his or her coun- and white standards. and 181 in 1958. Pronunciation abilities of SJS pro- of these, 150 are here on try, Dr. Persky explained. The play is directed by Miss Out In comparison there are pres- four are , student x e. and 59 here on non- In this group 10 are sponsored Elizabeth Loeffler, associate pro- by their governments or a foreign ently 47,000 foreign students in the world wire United States with 10,000 Ameri- lessor of drama. "Right You Are" institution. Helmut Rabanau, from PI.VNE BLOWN IT IN 11.11:1IT Foreign Representation can students studying abroad. Istars Bruce Lovelady, Elaine Bar- Sustria, is here on a Fulbright LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) An Air Force 1347 bomber blew up ACTIVE AT MS tohme and Danny Zanvettor. :,avel grant. in flight yesterday with enough force almost to knock The foreign students here keep people on the ri'7; Two here on student visas are ground out of their beds. Trailing streamers Tickets may he purchased daily themselves active in community of flame, it crashed into ieceiving their education through a residential section and burned four homes. from 1 to 5 p.m. in the College sponsorship of San Jose State sponsored programs as well as col- he Police reported five persons known dead: three airmen and two Theater box office at 50 cents for S. Omaj- lege activities. Students are in- organizations. Jimmy civilians. Two civilians were missing. One airman managed to bail out Nigeria, is being spon- vited to speak before civic organ- students and $1 general admission. limn, from but was injured and in a hospital. Six homes were badly damaged by izations, clubs, schools and Seats are not reserved, howeNer sored by the Physical Education fire in addition to the fotn destroyed. Aepartment, and Maryleela Rao, churches during their study at tickets can be reserved. SJS. From India, is being sponsored by ANTI -SMOG DEVICE FIGHT IN SENATE The 11 -hour play continues Occasionally large groups will SACRAMENTO 11'1,11 The author of a bill Mph{ Phi sorority and the San to fight air pollution through Saturday night. Jose Rotary club. get together to celebrate their told the Senate Transportation Committee yesterday that a smog con- own national holidays as the Iran- trol device could be installed on cars for "not more than the cost of SISTER CITY FROM ian students, who will observe a good heater or radio." Ajlo Yamasaki and Naoko Ta- their new years tomorrow night. Sen. Richard Richards (D-Los Angeles) opened a Senate hearing , Ite.li:.:..1:'::::::::::::::::::7X ;::::::::::::::::::::::::!: :$1 kaura, from Okayama, Japan, are :: 1 In May the students will hold on his tough anti -smog bill by estimating the cost to the consumer is :.
here under the auspices of Pacifica, their annual International day on device for his car would be between $60 and $100. :./ the sister city affiliation program. campus. The full day's activities Okayama is the sister city of San This figure, however, was for installation on a car with only on, will include a series of programs in exhaust system. iEye of newt toe of frog. Jose. If the car had two systems the cost would be doubled cooperation with the Santa Clara is the recipe ior a new Most of the others on student "The people of Los Angeles would he glad to pay the cost in ord,, iThis Valley council for civic unity. % dish being served at all I.: visas are privately sponsored, Dr. to limit the air pollution evil under which they live," Richards tiiSl IMO ACTIVITIES committee. houses today. APRIL FOOL! said. the Persky Among the campus organiza- Here s a true for today too, under the non-student Those tions for foreign students is the COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS MORE PLAY AREA R A has more OIIVE sport visas had their high school train- International Students Organiza- SACRAMENTO 1UPD A legislative committee on outdoor rec- and dress wear than any ing in their native land and in- tion. This group, not limited to reation has recommended more snow and beach areas for the Cali-1 one else. We've tend to remain in the United only foreign students, provides the fornia public. l got olive swim States after graduation from col- visiting student with opportunities The committee, headed by Director DeWitt Nelson of the Depart- trunks, sweaters, lege. like the Rotary-sponsored trip to ment of Natural Resources. told Gov. Edmund G. Brown Wednesday shirts, ties, slacks SEEK RESIDENCE Sacramento to observe the state that most people who go to snow areas don't go to ski, but to play. and even suits. Stop These students Include some legislature in action last year. Nelson said that more snow areas with gentle slopes, and parking down and find some. who are already U.S. citizens while spaces THREE NATIONS Four SJS students representing three nations With the increasing number of and shelters should be provided for public use closer to popula for yourself (left to right) Tom Makdissy, Lebanon; Vali Kermaniaralo, Iran; others include refugees seeking foreign students taking residence lion centers. permanent residence in P4rYleela Rao, India: and Manuchehr Ghandi, Iran, check cam- the United at San Jose State College only one Ile also urged government acquisition of more of the California,
P" news in Spartan Daily while relaxing in front of Home Eco- States. continent remains not represented. coastline, lie said that only one quarter of the coastline is owned by "lc% building. The students are among 302 foreign students on The countries with the largest "And that, Dr. Persky said, "is government agencies, and that about 40 per cent of that is closed to c,rnpus representing six continents and 60 countries. representation at SJS include Can- Antarctica!" public use. 2 SPARTAIV DAILY Friday, April 1 wwweromr. -maw Gerald Nachman, Young Ben' Yugoslav Print Display
'Dad(' Comment BOY REPORTER Set for April To Open in Art Gallery Ben," the story of "Young An exhibit of exchange prints art in Yugoslavia, Benjamin Franklin as a boy, as wills eon. from Yugoslavia will open in the temporary art Transparent Tactics A lot of yaks presented April 28 in general, will be Art gallery of the Art building are the final child- the worlds of object and BY NATURE I am a fool. Primarily I know through 30, as Tuesday. The display will con- abstrac. ren's production of the SJS lion, the Yugoslav this because the only people who take an active tinue through April 29. art director In I3attle Wisconsin part in April Fool's Day.are fools. Speech and Drama department said. of The exhibition, entitled "Con- The pranksters don't know 1959-60 season. temporary Prints from Yugo- V." ,ew this, but they are the funniest for children of ...... The Humphrey-Kennedy campaign is producing some tac- in it. I spent hours making that The adaptation slavia," is one of a series of cir- of the whole day, which is Franklin's youth, tics in Wisconsin that put Machiavelli to shame. part bed just exactly perfect. vv Ith all the story of culating exhibits in numeron - Vie new iitajque big deal when you are will be held on a very the creases right %there they by Faye Parker, museums and college art galler- In an apparent from-the-behind attack on Humphrey, anti- younger. the College Theater main stage presents should be. ies in America. . Catholic pamphlets were sent out throughout one of Wiseonsin'a But now I'm an old fool, and Then I hid in the closet until Instead of the usual smaller Stu- The Art gallery will be open no longer till you find me try- someone happened along. dio Theater. Live most precariously balanced districts that- make Iliunplirey's from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondii ing to pull the wool over any- Most often nobody happened Ben" will star John backers look ridiculously anti-Rome. "Young through Friday and from 1:15 JAll one's eyes. along for half a day, and it takes Higgins as Franklin, Jams Fish- to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The gal- The superb subtlety was the postmark on the literature; When I was about 12 or 13 a lot of the humor out of an Hamner, Susan Evers, No er, Gary lery will be closed from April cover Hutchinson, Minn. tHuhphrey's home state). It appears to at- you had to give me credit I April Fool's joke when it is an Latona, Bennie Shelton Charles 9 through 17 for Easter recess. charge tack Kennedy, but actually swings around to make Humphrey pulled off some April Fool's Day hour overdue. and Doug Johnston. were perfect in every Some general features of con- with backers look like fools. tricks that Scenery Is being designed by detail, except that nobody ever temporary Yugoslav creativeness AS8 Card I'D STAND there 'for hours, J. Wendell Johnson. These same backers look equally foolish this week as a fell for them. which can be extracted and stat- result of an ad in Wisconsin weekly on the edge of an imaginary seat, The play is being directed by newspapers urging Protes- ed as essence-form, subject-ener- MASQUE JAZZ TRIO tant support of Humphrey. Again this looks like pro-Humphrey just itching for somebody to John Kerr, associate professor of ONE of the worst lies of liter- gy, permanence-transience, and propaganda but very well could be inspired by Kennedy walk in arid discover I was still drama. COMEDIAN DICK ROTH is that people fall for April society-man, Zoran Krzisnik, di- backers. The supporters want to make the religious rabble- ature asleep at 11 in the morning. Fool's Day tricks. rector of the Modern Art gal- rousers appear completely irrational which they already do. When someone finally came in I actually believed that per- lery, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, said Tice on a big act as if he ?kw Ilterque The newspaper sons will stoop over to pick up he'd put in describing the collection of ad made everybody mad. Kennedy men actually thought it was me, and Paintings 484 E. SAN a billfold with a five spot stick- Original prints in the display. CARLOS called it a "malicious attack," and Humphrey himself said I knew darn well he hadn't been Between 9th and 10fli ing out; I thought the next door The sources of inspiration for the ad was conceived by "people who seek no good for me." I never slept past .020, ..0:0) neighbor was dumb enough to hoodwinked. _ _ any morning of my life. It is good to see that for once the schemes to sway the opin- believe me when I came crashing 8 For Sale Quick ion of the public are backfiring. The people apparently are wise through the back door, inform- Then there is that one about LOS ANGELES (UPI) If enough to realize the often spurious nature of opiniun-swaying ing her there was a horse in her putting the bucket of water over anyone is in the market to buy writing. backyard; at 12 and 13 I was the door. It takes a it of guts, a few thousand original oil paint- confident that some dunce would and the preparation one must ings done to order there is a really take a healthy kick at an go through is almost not worth Los Angeles company ready to Palo Alto Theater old hat with a brick inside it. It. be of service. I remember how I would try And that trick about the bill- The Martin Lowitz co. special- CONTEST! ligpaiwirE Schedules Play the same old trick for years fold and string is pure buncomb izes in paintings from many whether it ever worked or not I can tell you right now. It is parts of the world with orders San Jose State College stu- presents ... was not Important. It was the another of those things that are filled within a few weeks. dents are among those invited old spoof about fluffing up your supposed to work, but don't. Po- Probably the only mass whole- bed as if you are still sleeping etic injustice! by the Corneille Repertory co. saler of original paintings in little theater of Palo Alto to the world, its biggest customers citc" enter auditions for the com- are hotels. pany's forthcoming production of Thrust and Parry The company buys paintings Oscar Wilde's comedy of man- from artists living in various GRODINS NEW RENT-A-TUX SHOP Start, vs hi le only $S75 was al- the United States as well I. Complete tux outf,t ners, "The Importance of Being Students Suggest parts of lowed for speech and forensics. WRITERS OF THE 3 BEST LETTERS 2. The services of 8 Chauffer.drtven IlrrOuS,It at tst as Mexico, France, England and disposal of you and your date for the entire ei. by FREEMAN Earnest." Auditions will be held Honor for Court If you want to assume that the (50 words or less) sing of the Prom. Spain. The artists are paid an on "WHY IT'S FUN TO GO FORMAL" 3. Corsage for your date. Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the student court is a worthwhile EDITOR: Cheers and congra- average of $5 a painting and can WILL WIN THE FOLLOWING, 4. Prow-night dinner for you and date at any rests: effort, and I do not, then please rant you choose. company's rehearsal hall, 325 tulations are in order for our turn out several paintings in an Decisions of the Jude swill be final. Contest closes May 1. note they received $375. Con- Lytton at., Palo Alto. illustrious and diligent student hour. EXTRA! 50 RWINERS.Liz inthiscontes will get first consideration for sununer lobs at Grid'', trasted with that, Social Affairs The production is scheduled court on its latest and most im- The company recently filled an was awarded $3850. for the first week in May. portant proceedings recently. order for 2000 paintings for a I believe that these compari- Some students may be obvli- hotel in Palm Springs, Calif. The sons state the case beautifully. vious of the really quite serious bill came to $54,000 and was GRODINS WHERE'S MUSTARD? To see my $7.50 contribution 81 ill11811188 charges (not submitting adivser filled in three weeks. WEINER. Ark. 'UPI) The spent on bringing such people as lists i brought against the organ- town of Weiner is 150 miles from Admiral Burke and Norman izations receiving sentences. It Bunn, 170 miles from Hamburg. Cousins to the school is one warms our hearts to know that Valley Youth Band thing; to see it poured down the VALLEY FAIR 2801 STEVENS CREEK ROAD SAN JOSE somewhere on this campus there ever-widening rat hole of office To Present Concert - Open at 4 pro. is a group which is doing such and athletic expense is an en- Clara Valley Youth historically significant, vitally Santa Pizza with a "Personality" tirely different matter. will present fts second con- important work such as the stu- band You will find the JIM NOBLE cert at 8:15 tonight in Concert HOUSE OF PIZZA dent court. ASB 7670 395 Almaden Ave. CY 7-9908 May we suggest a symbol of hall. largest selection at The band, organized in Octo- honor to create the aura of im- young musicians portance deserving of such a ber to offer Bona Sera Plymouth City opportunity to perform, will group: Mickey Mouse caps and the be conducted by Clement J. matching T-shirts! Si2azteuzaibi ythERE'S Hutchinson, assistant professor Cl4ARLd BOB JONES, ASB 8604 Entered as second class matter April 24, of music, and James E. White- ROY HOSTETTER, ASB 9657 1934. at San Jose. California under this side. Guest conductor for the GAYLE MONTANA, ASB 9187 act of March 2, 1879. Member Califoir concert will be Frank Erickson, Assn. Publish. VERNAL NEWFELD, tie Newspaper Publishers assistant professor of music. Valiant ed daily by Associated btudiants o f S. n ASB 11183 Jose State College, escept Saturday and ONLY AND ONLY GERALD FRINCKE, ASB 5600 Sunday. during college year. MERLE ROBERTS, ASB 10177 Editor, Michael R. Johnson $29 5 00 $ 994 Advertising Mgr., Dale Pratt STUDENT DOWN PER MONTH MCC. Budget Breakdown News Editor, Robert Taylor A man's newest shoe color For Student Fees Make-up Editor, Dwight Miller SPECIALS Subscriptions accepted only on re- . rich, dark, spice brown. EDITOR: In the blast leveled minder-of-school-year basis. In Fall es- at me in Thrust and Parry by meshes.. $4: in Spring semester, $2. I LUBRICATION $1.50 Luxurious Calfskin $ 16.95 Mr. Trimillos, it was insinuated Cy 4-6414 Editorial Ext. 210. CAR STORAGE-Monthly Rates "He blew over to the Copy Editor ...... __Martin frong also that I have ignored the worth- Soriety Editor Dark Grainger HITE PARKING House of Hi-Fi to get a while ends toward which the $7 Art & Musk iditor__Melva Vollersen 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. stack of records!". student body fees are directed, Photo Editor ..._ Robert Christman and have instead chosen only Wire Editor Ronald Bates Day and Nite . .. $10 those examples which would best Exchange Editor Dan Wallow Drama Editor Gerald .l'achrnan Vacation Treiler Rentals MOMER back up my argument. Don Remington Hal Littler Joe Gunnels 'Mac' Mahan OffJ Peddle Relations Auto and Towing Service Tiliwzdiur In reply, I refer that gentle- II iSH Ill II It s 40 Pi Editorial Staff: David Glubetich Brake Service don .-s titer's tempositts Casks hand man to the breakdown of this Tracy Godfrey, Lloyd Griffin, Max., Any of these men can save you hundreds of SANTA CLARA AT SECOND Batteries 15 year's student body budget ine Harris, James Janssen, Dwight RECORDS OFF Tuneups which was published in the Daily Miller, Gary Palmer, Nick Peters. PLYMOUTH and De.SOTO (Downtown San Jose) 7-7700 James Ragsdale, Mardeela Rao, Ed 399 W. San Carlos CY early last semester. Rapoport, Art Shelton, Earle Truax, Bigger Trade-ins Lowest Prices Out of the $149,419.90 collect- Jane Young. Facilities ed, "the Athletic department Officer Manager Lynn rucchetti BREHM BROS. Lowest Bank Terms Finest Service was allocated $58,137 - to help Advertising Staff: Jim Bath-k, Bob : For SJS College Girls Bergstedt, Robert 'Clark, Jim GiUis Bring A S B. Card finance the ever-growing sports gan, Steve Hall, &vat !Irwin, Don 1 program." Please note that the McIlherusy, Pat McLean, Bill Mar- ACROSS FROM CAMPUS Bona Sera Plymouth City HERE SOON! Athletic department's cut is tin, Phil .ifay, Russ Pecoraro, Mike about one third of the total take. Sanders. R. L. Schrudder, Pat Sim p. 4TH and SAN FERNANDO 500 So. First Street CY 4-2771 Son Jose The all new Thompson, reitch. The college lecture committee son, Sherrv, Jeff WENDY-GLEN ll received $750, ttlille the Women's Athletic assn. recehed 82500. "For the discriminating Office expense was allotted $21,- Patronize Located at 525 S. 9th St. student" Completion date June 30 and 000 while the Reed magazine was to be opened August I, for Elevator service. Study parlors allowed only 8343. You will find a wide selection of the Fall term. on each floor. Zone control And please get this, $1663.90 Our Advertisers Easter gifts at the 60 rooms with 2 girls in heating-summer cooling. Car- was spent on Spartan from the each capacity 120. lorge pet in the rooms . . . Guest SPARTAN BOOKSTORE closets, comfortable beds... Parlor which includes a large desks for each, extra large fireplace, skylighting and in- Hove You Thought About a drawers ... storage space for terior decorating to please the Bunnies luggage ... Hi-Fi plus inter- most discriminating. A date com to each room. and guest room for friends In a variety oF Baths include tubs and laun- a room for parents to visit in colors end sites 98e 4.98 dry on each floor. Extra stor- private. FUTURE IN FINANCE? age for personals . .. Vanity This residence will provide Candies sinks, Terrano floors. the most in comfortable liv- COMMERCIAL CREDIT "In" house dining with foun- ing for thn serious student. Assortments of -yr boo candies I / 3.50 tain room for off-meal time Consider all the facts and Representative snacks. compare It costs nothing. Bibles Ask for the new brochure or call at 345 E. William for reserva- Will be on campus White, black tions. No deposits required of students attending State until vi 0 pictured covered J 70 6.98 June 1960. Only requirement is one year in college and 2.0 Friday, April 8 Grade Pt. Min. average. Remember, Inquire and Compare See Placement Office to schedule your interview SPARTAN BOOKSTORE CY 7-6751 AN 6.6183 after 5 p.m. "Right on Campus - "IRV
Friday. April 1 1960 st'tiRTAN DAILY-8 ay Virology Class Is State's First Crippled SJS Graduate Provides Name RAGSDALE By JIM 'doctors and technicians with tests Dr. Schmidt also pointed out county hospitals, city and county for Class requirements: 600 mice, viral diseases, plus assisting that the accurate study of viruses departments of public health and I the Public Health ry 40 monkey kidney cell tissues department required the use of rigid controls. private clinics. For San Jose School for Handicapped which handles most vii us testing To identify viruses, technicians Schmidt included 480 11 -day-old eggs. Dr. that it rh and through its laboratory at Berke- must compare them to known virus testing is increased on these An SJS grad who worked his San Fernando st, employs crippled materials will have been al, These ley. samples, she said, adding that local levels, the state department way through school in a wheel people in small assembly, furni- the end of the 12- consumed at The class is held on the campus teaching the techniques of this would have more time for research chair is the namesake of a crip- ture refinishing and other proj- clinical virology class, a stu- due to the extensive equipment process is within school which is ects "farmed out" by industrial "K" Club tiro. 5eek the scope of the on viruses. pled children's and technolo- and laboratory animals required. course. by Easter Seal firms. 365 E. Julian dy for physicians Dh. Schmidt and SJS instrue- partly supported by the SJS ex- It was initiated Feb. 8 and will donat ions. gists, sponsored EXPECT TEST INCREASE tory have hinted that they hope Twenty people work at the Shel- Luncheon 8 Dinners being division . continue to April 26, meeting each By class repeated within Chandler Tripp wheeled about tension instructing doctors and tech. to have the tered Workshop daily, under one served daily except Sunday. one of its kind in Cali- Tuesday evening. Many of the 39 years in order to re- the campus for four years. and The only nicians on a local level. coordi- two or three foreman. The work gives the crip- course is presented students come from as far as San lab workers with memory of him has inspired in- special fornia. the nators of the course anticipate an acquaint more pled gainful employment the cooperation of the Francisco and Ft. Ord. testinal fortitude in thousands of through Increase of virology testing at new tests. chance to earn some money. 16-02 NEW YORK STEAK State Department of Public Dr. Nathalie J. Schmidt, assist- crippled children since. Health lo; purpose is to acquaint ant chief of the viral and rickett- Of the $37,000 donated by coun- Chandler Tripp School Soup Baked Potato sial Separating Viruses the Easter Seal disease laboratory of the State ty residents to serves as a useful training use:: SeIsel Public Health department, is in- fund last year, 66 per cent re- for SJS students earning cred... Coffee $295 No structing the class. She is assist- mained in Santa Clara County. It Gals in cover MELS ed by Lois H. Lindberg, SJS in- was allotted to Chandler Tripp occupational therapy. :harge structor of biology. School -- a public institution for with PALM Henry W. Robinson, assistant children afflicted with cerebral 3 Card professor of zoology, is coordinat- palsy - and numerous other crip- Se it I7tathi4 er iltejart BOWL or of the class. pled people's institutions. BEGAN l'N 1947 here . . 'TECHNICAL TOPIC' The Society for Crippled Chil- (itel it Ultimate in Bowing The Attempting to describe the dren and Adults of Santa Clara highly technical topic, Dr. , Schmidt County, inc., also partially sup- Itnal tful surroundings., drive-in pointed out that viruses, sub-mi- ports Chandler Tripp School, and 6qUe forty lanes: no and lounge, croscopic entities, can only pro- organized facilities for the school ,a Melt welcomes Co-R c and RUM pagate and be studied in living in 1947. THE ;n.,:arnurel q so u to open sb PS tissues. Used for study ns Sat. and Sun. and every et- are em- The Easter Seals campaign is bryonated eggs or In vitro cell under way this year, according to RECORD cultures. Dr. 0. S. Hubbard, president of MELS PALM BOWL Complicating study techniques, the SCCASC. and will ask for I. 172.7., PARK AV 'y 1523 West San Carlos Street the elusive viruses consist of over contributions during the 30 days sati jeSE CY 4-2810 100 different types and can mutate before Easter. into new strains Each year the Easter Seals cam- paign begins a month before East. er -- this year it runs March 17- ST! April 17. ittodente AP119 Cc. Other institutions to receive benefits from the campaign include Camp for Crip- ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, JR. the Easter Seal pled Children in Stevens Creek Park. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS The 14-acre park rents from the Corner el Park & llaylee OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT county for 81 a year. and is equip- PHONE CYpress 3-7500 ped with 5175.000 worth of build- neap RoAsicpucian Pad: ings, and two swimming pools - HOP SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STS. A LITTLE FROM THERE TO HERE Attempting to transplant one with a wheel chair lip so virus cultures are two students of the clinical virology class, a those unable to walk can roll unique course conducted on campus, sponsored by the SJS exten- right in. Are any of these your questions? 300 crippled chil- fly rr :..- sion division. Douglas Beach (I), part-time student and Army lit Last summer Lt. at Ft. Ord, conducts experiment with Harvey DeBoer, Santa dren spent two weeks at the park. The Sheltered Workshop on W. !Cron: TACO - ENCHILADA Clara county Health department laboratory technician. EACH 26' TAMALE - TOSTADA Spring Socials Highlight Weekend BBQ TACOS 2 FOR ,i4 MA ALPHA EPSILON the Flamingo hotel in Santa Theta Judy Bowman. 25' The SAE men and their dates Rosa. I Larry Stanley. Phi Sigma Kap- will he among the three fraterni- Swimming and golf will be pa, is the Theta candidate in th. ties present at the Playmate party available to the men, their dates. Gorgeous Gams contest. tonight at the Valley Swim and and chaperones attending t h e (711I OMEGA TICO'S TACOS Racquet Club. SAE Gary Levi won es ent. i Local Chi Omega's will join 1 the coveted date with Playbm,'s The Saeetheart will he crown- I Cal's Mu chapter tomorrow for ! FOURTH and ST. JAMES can I get a good Where can I get a jai, playmate from the November is- ed at the dance tomorrow Ine- the "Spring Elusinian" at the Cali- I How n sue. Donna Lynn. n I ng following dinner in the ho- fornia Golf and Country club. 1 job without haring any ( that will make 11Se Of business experience The men recently presenter, tel's E in p I r 1. Boom. But fet their newly elected Daughters of break f ast will be served ths- Minerva with lavaliers at a sere- filt'iwIng morning in the Garden nade. room of the hotel. Stuck for a Gift? The women elected to the honor We Have A were: Tommi Jacobs, Judith Mc- PI KAPPA ALPHA Wide Sekcimn of Phail, Betty Purvis. Kathy Arm- The men recently initiated Ken- strong, Ann George. Myrna Scott, neth Reed. alumni director, as Parakeets Linda Mess and Franca Mocee. their new faculty adviser. Finches University of California transfer LAMBDA CHI .ALPHA student, Ozzie Stevenson. recent l. Buntings PICCt I'd Of nerr% of NPWIS affiliated with the SJS chapter. spring Canaries Uncle John's Lambda Chi Alpha's SIGMA PI president pledge class include: Recently announced were the Student Discount vice president Bob Maeornher, members of the Sigma Pi sprirr4 With ASB Card secretary Bruce Jini Raymond, pledge class They are: Bob Frieze, PANCAKE HOUSE treasurer Tom Gra- Carta right. Dave Beach, Stan Echolm. 13 oh !Mehl Don co,, World Famous PANCAKES ham, I chairman Giubinni. Dave 'hidden, Wayne Do! hare to learn I'll 1,, commit- Pringle. and executive Hultgren. Greg Johnson. M ike typing and shorthand 7 soon to bring you Cart- you tee members Macomber. Siemer', Jim Stonehouse. Dyer to get good-paying the answers want 1680 Dave fl Camino Real CH 3-8256 wright. Don Pringle, and Powell. and Ken Workman. work to hear KI0111.1. THETA CHI Interested in working with the train ti at full pa !). Tomorrow the men and their The Playmate partv being dates will enjoy a beach party public? Our Gladys Saw)cr will Sec the placement offiLe now lobar held at the 'alley Salm and at Santa Cruz. Racquet club tonight alit be be at the placement office to tell for an aproUntment members of Theta you about the good-pa)ing *t...,F ro’. APRIL 5 on REWARD SIGMA PHI EPSILON attended by PET AND GARDEN SHOP PreAdent Chuck Allard heads Chi and their dates. The frater- positions we offer to college LINCOLN AVENUE the three Greek 668 girls. No experience needed 4 Pacific Telephone the list of newly elected Sigma nity is one of CY 2-4950 Phi Epsilon officers. Others Wei- organizations to se in an invita- rd include: vice president Torn tion to the event. Hessler. comptroller Red Diridon. KAPP.% ALPHA THETA historian Rich Carlson and secre- The Thn'as hail an excham, tary Don Allison. with the Theta Chi men la The men will attend the Play- week in honia. of the new The, , mate party tonight at the Valley Chi Dream (irl. Kappa Allis Swim and Racquet club along with GOING HOME Jne members of Theta Chi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, PORTOLA DRY CI.EANINO sIGNIA CM AND LAUNI)RY SFRVICE The crowning of the SWIPI - FOR Iwort of Sigma Chi will high- light the fraternity's overnight 263 E. Williams CY 4-8842 , ,if iirro111 .4111111,1 \ :if EASTER? "See Connie" Make your reservations 1116. NOW:! ciracluale3 t111( li 11.1 College Bowl Howard Nelson's 12 beautiful Portraits "ORIGINAL PIZZA" 25 Wallet Portraits One Oil Painting ... SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI LASAGNA ITALIAN SAUSAGE TRAVEL complete for 23.95 ADVISORS YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE This Jr appointment now, have your :3 later. HORNS ''Qualify With Economy sPecial won't last. Other attractive r , deals with -PP & Gown and street clothes. OPEN 3 p.m. - 3 a.m. CLOSED MONDAY The Finest of Everything in Trcvel ORDERS TO GO CY 7-996/ Certiere liellyweed ctudie 24 E. Sun Fernando CY 7-2121 354 E. Santa Clara and Eiohth Streets 4',RTH FIRST ST. CYpress 2-8960 -eY 1 ,P %HT IN fl%I1.Y Friday, Apt ii 1, 1r,nr 1"...rd.:" ...... C.C1'..:C.'t C.,7-.PS’.40-..A7.!: ."..,V* 1 Netters Tiff Redlands Today Spartan Stadium-1 p.m. S San Jose's tennis teams will see five sets. Hal Anderson. S action today when the No. 1,, 1 llick Knacks plenty of handily vvhipp.ed.1 the varsity and frosh netters meet first man, Jim Garcia, 6-1, 64,1 .N1( K PETERS ii.'. College of Sequoias, Redlands and Anderson, with the help Marks Topple as Spiker0 respectively. The Crush match is of I May winning Schaefer, HATS OFF TO .111.1E MENENDEZ' BOXERS for also romped and the var- to an u. 1 the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate I Pt / min Crown in the state slated for 12:30 p.m. win in the top doubles sity takes the court at 2:30. match. ....Pit,alle=letzi'leg"Ine::.kr7fl:we perhaps the sternest test of their Ruin cancelled Wednesday's
MMeet Tough V Tomorrow e ..0 iii this weekend when tlii- .-w,tp leather with U iseonsin's clash with St. Mary's at Moraga, Badgers ill a top4light \ CAA go. but Butch 1-Crikorian's racketmen K B M Oser-vonfideme hurt the locals becallse it's a good bet the returned home yesterday to breeze RENT A TYPEWRITER Can He...... Beat Him? dairylanders won't be the 5!.i -Ill pushovers they were a month past weak USF, 8-0. Special Student Rata Frosh Cindermen ago at the civic auditorium -especially on their own stomping grounds. The hapless Dons were unable 3 MONTHS $15 We also hope that the Spartan wallopers don't take the Badgers to win a set from the Spartans, KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES 96 E. San Fernando Put 21 -Meet Win too lightly in looking forward to the following week's NCAA cham- who shut out their opponents in CV 2.7501 pionships -it could prove costly in both clashes. - - * Streak on Block THE SPORTS WORLD LOST TWO of its more significant con- tributors last week when Franklin P. Adams and Juhn Lankier passed By DAN MATLOW 1:nach Bud Winter's track Forty-seven-year old Lardner, the son of the fabled Ring Lard. team will engage in its tough- ner, was a smooth-writing sports scribe for Newsweek magazine / -t meet of the year when the since 1939 being considered one of the nation's top reporters fol- combined talents of the Santa lowing in the footsteps of his immortal father. Clara Youth Village and the A quick wit, he once commented on the Dodgers when slugger San Francisco Olympic Club Zack Wheat was patrolling their outfield--"The Bums will never meet the Golden Raiders tumor- starve with Wheat in the field." w at 1 p.m. at Spartan Stadium. He died unexpectedly while writing an obituary for Newsweek Winter feels the SCYV "is the on 78-year-old Adams (better known as F.P.A.), who died a few best team in the country and days earlier. should have no trOuble winnim F.P.A. was a feature columnist on New York papers for 37 the AAU title, displacing the great years and also appeared regularly on the Information Please radio Los Angeles Striders of 1959 series 11938-51i. He had been inactive recently. CAMPAIGNS! fame." His greatest contribution to the sports world appeared in his MAX: Well, Growler, the political campaigns are nearing. Bert Bonanno's top rated frosh RAY NORTON Always in Good Humor column for the New York Evening man in 1904. GROWLER: Yeah, I know. team pays a visit to Stanford to Clearly showing admiration for his native Chicago, he wrote one MAX: What do you think of the candidates? meet the Indian trash. Riding an time. Willie U'illiams, Bob Brooks BOB POYNTER San Jose's ace and Jim Flemons complete the for- of baseball's greatest poems, Baseball's Sad Lexicon . GROWLER: Honest opiniounrnopriestreermotyinpedsdm undefeated win streak of 21, the These are the saddest of 'possible words LHEoRn:Honest, of course. sprinter will get another chance Bonannomen are favored to over- midable Spartan speed quartet. to 'top his former teammate, The games committee has not Tinker to Evers to Chance. GROWLER: e of the comics.7 power the hapless Indians. Trio of bear cubs and fleeter titan birds. Kenneme is running on his Phi Beta Kappa key. Mixup Ray Norton, in the sprints this In addition, Ancel Robinson arid yet decided wheather or not the is Tinker to Evers to Chance. running on Ike's say. And Limington I never heard of. weekend when the spikers again great Bobby Gill sprints will be 100 and 200 meters Oil, former SJS frosh Ruthlessly pricking our gonfalon hobble. yeah! There are two others. Side! Lastro is running clash with Santa Clara Youth high hurdles compet- or 100 and 220 yards. for will run the Making a Giant hit into a double, God, and Chestnan is running for his life. I can't sote Village. the Central California Ath- With good weather, Coach for ing for Words that are heavy with nothing but trouble any of them though. letic club. Pole vaulter Fred Barn- Winter figures there is a pos- Tinker to Evers to Chance. not? es with a best of 14 feet 10 inches sibility of a new American re- cord In is ery event. * GROWLER: Because I'm too busy preparing my own will also compete for the CCAC. cam- Big Discounts on In additiiin to the sprints, there IMMITATED BUT NEVER EQUALLED, F.P.A.'s masterpiece was paign. in- Gasoline! SCVV will be led by the will be a 400 meter sprint relay plagarized in the recent issue of Baseball Stars of 1960 when scribe MAX: What campaign? comparable Ray Norton who with the speedy Spartans flying Arnold Hano wrote a parody on the three Willies of the S.F. Giants GROWLER: My campaign to become Lord Protectorate start on of Motor Oil may be making his last against the equally fast Youth These are the guys who give me the WWWillies, LARKS!! Spartan track for the 1960 the Village. Kirkland.. McCovey and Mays. MAX: LARKS doesn't need a Lord Protectorate. All brands 38c qt. shadow, who season. The sleek SCYV's Jim Beatty will be gun- Trio of killers %kith bats 'stead of billies. GROWLER: I know, but I thinkl might have a chanceo continues to haunt the world ning for an American and possibly MeCovey and Kirkland and Mays. fling since I'm the only one running. Cigarettes pk. sprint records will have top com- a world's record in 5000 meter run. Ripping my curve and mashing my hummer, from his former Raider MORAL: Run only when you can't walk. But running LARKS petition The 440 yard dash will pit the Turning the home folks glumnter and glummer, teammates. is more satisfing, because you can then enjoy the real titanic duo of Keith Thomassen Making me look like the world's biggest bummer, pleasure of the finest hotdogs anywhere! SAHARA OIL CO. Bob Poynter will be aching for I:46.61 and Don Ramos against win over Norton, who he de- Willie K., Willie Me.. Willie Ma'.. 181 E. SANTA CLARA STREET 2ND and WILLIAM SJS's Tim Curtis, Flemons and feated last year about this same Ray Pena. IN OUR LAST columnar effort - Thomassen's mark is the best we tongue-in-cheekily opined th,rt in the country this year and, pro- the San Francisca Giants ((It Lit vided strong competition, may win the N.C. pennant v.,rti THESE PROS ONLY WITH ASB CARD JIFFY CAR WASH break the world's mark. mathematically-arrived-at 120- REBUILT Entrance Across from Auditorium on W. San Carlos St. Hungarian miler Laszlo Tabori mark. GENERATORS Brake Shoes is definitely scheduled to run the Union Oil Products Union Oil Credit Cards Accepted We sincerely hope that no or Rebuilt by factory ex- PER SET Regulators ibor 1710 Meter event. pert.s. Top- Last week's really took us too seriously, ho 3.98 each. Rebuilt by factory Mit ey r Ii most quality. SPECIAL Steve Maynard and Frank from the looks of a plug in W. Bast quality, heavy men and wholly guar. 3 Wrriftange ALL CARS anteed. will trail Tabori in his Mathis' San June E eninw duty, dual friction. pet event. Nave power for a exch. 2 98 ' column it was taken as an h 9.95 WASH real fast stop! 99t CAR The 3000 meter steeplechase effort on our part by the ir Master Cylinders With purchase of 10 gals. Gasoline will find Charlie Clark making sportswriter. Rebuilt Fuel Pumps Top quality rebuilt by experts. Cantle,. We give S&H Green Stamps another attempt to lower the Such a win total would Rebuilt Water Pumps 'nstalled. American standard as nen as Guaranteed factory rebuilt by great, but at that rate the othr : Factory rebuilt, tested and proved on experts. sharpen himselt for the grueling barer many males of cars. Pressure tested DOUBLE ACTION , Olympic es ,'nt. Chief competi- seven teams would probably ? Z.VAILIEWALLZBLZaZ break .500. and we auarantee. CIC up, exch. Reg. 1.95 now tion will comc front Ned Serg- 4'7:7 We also A more conservative 100 gam, eant and Chick Curtis of the have them for Codillacs, 4.79 Old World Charm in Dining Village. total is more within the Clan! Chryslers, Hudsons and SINGLE ACTION Ma"suPp4 In Clark's last steeplechase he means and that figure should sat., Nash cars. Savings of red 3 95. nonr America's Most Beautiful Holbrati ly tuck away a long-awaited pr rr $5 to $15. set ut new NCAA record of 8:59.5. 1.98_, Open dr 9 p.m. on g Food stripping 17 full seconds off the nant. Authentic Bavarian previous mark. The 110 meter hurdles will fea- Music Every Night except Sunday Air Conditioning temperatureo made to on?, ture American standout Robinson for an-weather comfort. Get a dernomirati. San Jose State's FRED SOETJE and Gill. Chuck Cobb and Dave See The Mesh Shore Chevy Show In color SunrIcr... .Tt America's greatest Rinky-Tink Piano stylist Klicker will represent the Youth a. ".4 the Pat Boone Chevy Showluom week1). (Appears Mon.- Thum) Village while Phil Clifton and Tom Billie Gallagher Die Rhinelander 0.. Harrison will compete for State. finish on the piano Band Fiirmer Stanford Indian ace Don Tues.-Wed. Fri Sat. Chesarek will he fa ored in the , N MO. Chief competition will come qahleit City 1146ftru from Mike Peake of the Youth ., Village and Raider Jerry Howell. 5' 50 MARKET ST. 1_’.!._. ' .E..;3 CV 7-2002 Thomassen makes a return Single key Wong Safety Girder Immo engagement In the 400 meter I :6[-113: - nin3MilMenTh - ' MSTrirlininniTIMinira hurdles. The versitile SCNV ath- _ lete is bidding for the Olympics in three events. Turning to the 200 meter hur- Impala Convertible SPORT SHIRTS dles, Cobb will run into Robin- son, Gill and Spartans Machamer and Clifton. C)0 Mutilpi. alit'. COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION A new field record is liable to WOW Choice of power learns A fall in the pole vault 'when the SLEEVE SPORT Full Coil OF SHORT SCYV's George Mat Ins anti Stan 999 Hopkins tangle Fred Barnes. cusloonone SHIRTS IN AUTHENTIC BLEED- with For economical transportation V Barnes' best of 14, feet 10 inches 099 ING MADRUS, LIGHT WEIGHT will surpass the field record by v9919 three inches. OXFORD OR POPLIN IN THE Waago Herm Wyatt returns to Spartan Packwood 4-Door Station POPULAR PULLOVER MODEL. AS ,,,,,,,, 99999 Stadium faced with the task of 7; , LOW AS $3.83 WITH STUDENT defeating Erroll Williams and new- DISCOUNT. comer Vance Barnes. Williams broke one of Wyatt's marks at Cal last week and two weeks ago P.S. POLISHED COTTON, BABY Barnes Jumped 6 feet 10 Inches at CORD AND SOLID COLOR BER- the Stanford Relays. MUDAS ... $3.21 SAN JOSE 8.11ARRT ST'UDENTS FAIRWAYS GROUP INSTRUCTIONS YOU CAN'T BUY ANY CAR FOR LESS... UNLESS IM A LOT LESS CAR! 101 ta 5 I -hr, IC SSOtIS There's no secret about a Chevrolet You have more ways to GO in Chevy and Chevy's 57.50 per person moremiles on every gallon can give you more basic comforts with 24 engine-transmission combina- Ili-Thrift 6 is famous for the way it A4:.. 6 persons per cyoup and conveniences because it makes tions to choose from more than any skimps on pa. Credit Full Coil sus- more cars and builds them more other ear in the industry. You also get ride only S HOURS pension for the unruffled vAiiniNs efficiently. As a matter of fact, if hydraulic valve lifters in all popular fheeveyil aemproinhggethihe leading low-priced 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily other low-priced cars gave you what engines another Chevy exclusive hasthfeerfyriecetireeon-Iffree it cushioning STUDENT CLOTHING 'MON 9 to 6 Sat., Sun. Chevy does, they couldn't afford to that hushes noise to a murmur and of 121 SOUTH FOURTH (up the alley? be low priced. But see for yourself prolongs valve life. Fuel economy? rear. Try what we mean. The SAN JOSE Just East of N. First St. and new Economy V8 gets up to 10% soon say, tomorrow. Bayshore at 230 E. Brokaw Rd. transportation Berkeley Sacramento for economical 54542 CYpress See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals
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httlfi of 1, 'Tag' Corners (I to ;In 9?"19 'a tnateh. Pirates'i th Ship Stats Market Mittmen 'Make It' to Madison Spartan found ace Gene 'Tag' Sends * * * By GARY PALMER In San Jose, Milton waltzed to Jerry Turner at 156 and SteN,e observers thought should have TaglIaferri, who will display his Out SOS Julie Menendez and nine of his an easy win over Badger co-cap- Kubas of the Spartans tangles gone to the classy southpaw. By GARY FALMN.ilt wares against Stanford tonight, Probable Spartan boxers wing east today tain, Bill Sensiba. with Howard McCaffrey at 139. Menendez is not sure whether Card or not Ron Nichols will have an GUYER tops both the batting and pitching 1This Is the 12th in series of 16 to battle Wisconsin's Badgers to- The bout the crowd will be "Hardluck" Davey Nelson trades opponent t Rase slats of the SJS baseball varsity articles on the major league teams. Wisconsin Wt. s . Jane morrow night in the Madison watching is the 165-pound contest punches with Badger John Drye in the Badger clash, but $15 maintaining a terrific 1.09 ERA Monday St. Louis Cardinals.) John Drye 125 D. Nelson Fieldhouse, also the scene of the between the Badgers' NCAA in the 125-pound contest. Nelson regardless, will defend his 119- MACHINES and slugging .533. B. McGhee 132 B. Shoghi NCAA boxing championships next champ Charley Mohr and San has been the victim of several pound NCAA title for the Spartans Pittsburgh's CY 2.7501 Diamond statistics of the lead- plundering Pirates MeCaffery 139 S. Kubas week. Jose's Stu Bartell. Bartell floored "raw" decisions this year which next week. may have walked ing Spartan regulars: their own gang G. Wilhelm 147 C. Brown A crowd of 14.000 is expected to Mohr en route to a big upset of plank this winter ri,Aviat el AB H Avg. when they trad- J. Turner 156 B. Maddox jam into the huge arena for the the Badger ace in the first match, ed pitcher Ronnie Taellaferri 6 15 8 .533 Kline to the St. C. Mohr 165 S. Bartell rematch. The locals polished off and Mohr will be seeking to re- 7 16 7 .438 Louis Cardinals for an outfielder Christopherson 178 G. Kelly ---- Holmquist the tough Badgers in San Jose venge the humiliating defeat. -e- choie SLATE 14 34 12 .358 they didn't need. Ed Grimm Hwt. A. Milton earlier this year, 5,8-21/2. Bartell, only a sophomore, has SPARTAN DRIVE-IN L. Williams . 10 21 7 .333 With Roberto Clemente, Bob The fights wil lbe broadcast Skinner and Bill other plans as he guns for the 17 51 15 .294 Virdon to patrol over station KSJO at 9 p.m. "THE LAST VOYAGE" MAYFAIR the title himself. PITCHER G IP W-L ERA outfield, the Pirates felt it (PST). Robert Stack - . v r The Badgers' flashy Brown Mc- HELD OVER! Tagliaferri 5 33 4-0 1.09 necessary to, add Gino Cimoli to A surprise entry for the Wis- plus "SEVEN THIEVES" Ghee will mix with Bahman Shog- BREAKING ALL RECORDS! Holmquist . '1 47.7 2-4. 1.09 the roster. They did so at great consin match is Garvin Kelly in Ecli.arci G. Robinsrm. Rd 1. expense, as hi in the 132-pourid clash. McGhee. Joan Ccl rs L. 4VIlliams 6 45.3 2-3 2.78 the righthanded slants the light heavyweight class. Kelly, of a clever bob-and-weave artist, will Hidden 7 38.3 3-0 3.05 Kline will be sorely missed a boxer on last year's champion- have his hands full if Shoghi lives "OPERATION TOTALS 19 165.3 11-7 2.23 later in the year. ship team, has been working 40 TOWNE THEATER up to earlier performances. Of Despite an 11-13 record last hours a week this year and not "THE MISTRESS" late, the stocky Iranian has not PETTICOAT" year, he was one of the Pirates conditioning with the team, but Japa eso been throwing enough leather to Tony Curtis Cory Groat top hurlers. Cimoli may add power for the past several months has LEBANON suit Menendez, Shoghi has the to the Bucco attack, but his con- been rounding into shape evenings From i Continental Restaurant tools and the power to be a top "THE LAST- VOYAGE" tribution will be far less signi- in the gym and is now ready for "APARAJITO" fighter if he utilizes his potential. nearing, LEBANESE MEXICAN ficant than Kline's was last sea- the "big one" in Wisconsin. He'll and AMERICAN FOODS son meet the Badgers' Bob Christoph- Unbeaten Charlie Brown of the EL RANCHO . . --el The Pirates, who finished fourth erson, Spartans meets Gary Wilhelm in GAY THEATER SHISH-KA-BAB last year, will again be battling Big Archie Milton. out to regain the 147-pound bout and this on "GAZEBO" "BEST OF EVERYTHING" Call CY 5,9519 for Reservations for a first division berth and will his 1958 NCAA crown which he is expected to be a nip-and-tuck (J.C" - - We Cater Co Banquets, Priv. Pertiss need all the help they can get to go. Brown outpointed the smaller plus-- le comics. Special Rates to Organisations lost to Harold Epsy of Idaho State 'Wreck of the Mary Deare' plus "BLUE DENIM" . Mizup is make it. last year, will encounter a new and aggressive Wilhelm in the cis. 1098 E. Santa Clara St. AN INFIELD of Dick Stuart, lc auditorium. rd of. OIL am- I 0 pm except Tues. foe when he meets Wisconsin's Ow Daily I I Bill inning for Adrian Daniel, Managing -Owner Mazeroski, Dick Groat and Ed Grimm. Bill Maddox meets Wisconsin's I vote for Don Hoak paints a rosy picture for CHARLEY MOHR the Bucs who can also call on able ... seeks revenge reserves Dick Schofield and R. C. Golfers in Rematch with Fresno State OPEN FOR 1960 own cam- Stevens. Walt McPherson's varsity golf- Despite a had day for the locals, Behind the plate the Pirates ers journey to Fresno state today who shot nothing better than a have a pair gig of able backstops. SJS to seek revenge for an earlier four over par, 74, USE' was no NAME BANDS Smoky Burgess, Nines the 33-year-old ;torate of beating at the hands of the Bull- match for the Spartans. The tough veteran will probably share the dog divotmen. Marines, however, paced by Phil 75- duties with Danny Kravitz and The Spartans split a double- Rodgers' four under 66, had too Hal Smith, obtained from Kansas ce of Win. Meet dual meet with USF and the Mar- State teemen. Tribe for the much class City. Though lacking real power San Jose States' baseballers will ine Corps Recruit Depot in their "WOMEN here. Burgess is a good handler Three men, Jim Sullivan, Har- to LARKS of be seeing "red" this weekend when last outing, blasting the Dons, pitchers and despite his age, is vey Kohs and Gene Miranda card- the real WORSHIP ME" they clash with Stanford's Indians 18-0, while losing to MCRD, still capable of hitting close to In a total of three contests begin- 6' ed the 7.1's for the Sn't Jose sruirirl litre I was, clean cut and eager, .300 and batting in his share of ning tonight when Coach Ed S.,. t I never scored. Until I got runs. czak's varsity (11-7-1) meets the trete AI Sea Ducks, in black Pittsburgh is hoping to get more Red and White nine in a 7 p.m. red or white &donne cotton help from Bob Friend, the "on- ALCO-PARAMOUNT twill, with tab encounter at Municipal Stadium. waist, buttoned again, off-again" hurler. Last year change pocket, back pocket Tomorrow coach Warren Fra- Record Department . . . Fine selection JAZZ was an "off-again" season for the RD and comb pocket. Now I'm leigh's yearlings take on the Tribe student rates. big righty who wound up with an AI on the campus. Hold frosh on Stanford's practice dia- Rcconditioned Hi -Fl Components. it girls, 8-19 record after winning 22 in while I comb my mond at 10 a.m. in the first e,,, Systems ... Kits or Wired hair again.' '58. test of a four-game "league" se, Large selection of quarter and half-track tapes. EVEN WITH Friend in form. dule with SJS, Cal and Stant', the flue hill staff is the weakest as the loop entries. Open Monday and Thursday til 9:00 p.m. 10, APR.i link on the club. Vernon Law is A 2:30 p.m. sunken diatm, a strong second starter, but after hassle turns the play over to tie 79 S. THIRD CY 7-7111 dors that the Pirates fall off consider- varsity nines. Corrplete ably. Seeking revenge for his team's The Fresh Appeal Harvey Haddix gave a good ac- 12-2 clobbering at the hands of OF count of himself last summer but Dutch Fehring's Indians in the can't be expected to do much bet- 1960 opener, Sobczak 'will throw ter than the 12-12 record he posted his ace southpaws at the Injuns. in '59. Far from the greatest Gene Tagliaferri 14-0; 1.09) gets SAN JOSE'S POPULAR A" pitcher ever to throw a baseball, the nod tonight with Dick Holden DOWNTOWN HOTEL fie IA MAY 67 his perfect 12-inning stint against (3-0; 3.051 coming back tomor- COMFORT Braves last year in a losing for the row afternoon. CONVENIENCE 4. effort is sure to carve a niche for ORCHESTRA Portsider Mark Johnson, with FRIENDLY SERVICE him In the Hall of Fame. a 1.10 ERA, will start for Fra- MODERATE RATES Murtaugh Manager Danny leigh's Irish. who are 4-3 on the From $4 50 to $700 jit 6116;zy CYpre ss 4-9404 doesn't even have a reliable fourth season. Orion -in Garage starter. Nearly anyone could get FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING IR PR 03,()t C.CniStRUC1.0" TELEVISION SANOtIti R33', which is wide open FRANKIE LESTER the assignment Ralph G. Caldwell, M Nplif COME st'OP tlUNTAit: for bids. A 8IM Auto Repair Benny Daniels may get a shot GENERAL AUTO REPAIR MONTGOMERY HOTEL at it, but Ron Blackburn, Jim Um- SPECIALTY South first St. of Son Antonio Son Jose, Cultfornic ADM. -A.75 !nicht and George Witt will battle Hydramatic Powerglide /NCI. TAX him for It. student rates- 456 E. San Salvador CY 5-4247 Daniels pitched good ball at times last year, but not often enough. Blackburn saw action with both the varsity and the Columbus farmhands, doing a fair job for both. George Witt Ls hoping to leave mosher's presents... 0-7 season behind a sore arm and CO -SPONSORED and start anew. on I'm O.."'" 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-7)On 11/111 Refreshments all day. Entertainment by the "Ballad Brothers" and "The PLAYBOY'S November Playmate Wayfarers" on stage in front of the shop. Radio Interviews. TODAY'S SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Drawing for free prizes every half-hour. Prizes include: Ten $5.00 Merchandise Orders 9:05 am. Arrival of Donna Lynn at the San Jose from MOSHER'S, Free haircuts by JIMMIE'S, Airport via Pacific Air Lines. DAY'S hopsack Pants, Ten one-year subscrip- 9:20 a.m. Motorcade from airport to Mosher's tions to PLAYBOY MAGAZINE, Tuxedo rentals think pizza 10:00 a.m. Arrival of Donna Lynn at Mosher's from the TUXEDO SHOP, sweaters, ties and and start of the PLAYBOY Party. shirts. Copies of the PLAYBOY will also be given 1 I :00 a.m. Beginning of Drawings. to those in the store. 00 Closed Monday and Tuesday 12:00 p.m. Entertainment by "Ballad Brothers" on stage in front of the shop. 3:00 p.m. Entertainment by "Ballad Brothers." 3:45 p.m. Entertainment by "The Wayfarers." 4:30 p.m. Entertainment by "Ballad Brothers." for men mosher's for women SAN REMO'S 5:30 p.m. Final drawing of prizes. SO SOUTH 218 WILLOW STREET SAN JOSE FOURTH STREET -P 3f:T N. TIM 3 Eight Schools Take Part LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS Both Glee Clubs Embark Baptist Group In First Play Festival On First Tour of Season Jose State men's arid woin- he I I sl assisisal FeStisal ,sr I. . James I ack San 'late t/berublins.. . clubs go on the road for lion is Created" To Tour City rlayi solediole ul pro- high sellout, 11..ssisate high school, en's glee by I ductions by eight local Junior and Los Gatos union high school. their .first tour of the season to- "Use Me Your Tired. this by The Roger Williams fellowship. senior high schools- will be held ' Mountain View high school, Wood- day. giving a concert morning Berlin: "Country Style by si. tomorrow on campus. at Santa Rosa junior college and mone and "Selections an association of Baptist students row Wilson junior high school, from Cartsi- The festival, sponsored by the , Carlmont high school and Sunny- this afternoon at Sonoma Valley sel" by Hammerstein. at SJS, is planning a tour of San Speech and Drama department, is vale high school will take part. Union high school. - Francisco tomorrow. being coordinated by Miss Eliza- ' All faculty and students are en- The two groups are directed by The group will leave Grace Bap- beth Loeffler. associate professor couraged to attend, stated Miss Dr. Gus Lease, assistant professor tist church, 11th and San Fernan- af drama. Kenneth Dorst also is Loeffler. The plays, to be present- of music. They were reorganized. Z2:7 do, at 8:30 tomorrow morning and on the college play committee. ed free of charge, will he held in this year after a four year absence will return around i4 p.m. Students S's II begin the day's the College theater from campus. They have a COW - SHIRTS Dined membership of 95 voices. The fellowship is also planning pre,entations at 9 j.M. and will DRY CLEANING Its regular Sunday evening meet- continue through until 4:30 pzi COMBINED AND SEPARATE lunch and a so- WASH ing with Dr. William liermanns it ii a break for Agnostic, Christian Selections for the program %%III & DRY associate professor of !lantern lan- cial Ii ur from noun until 1:15 p.m be sung by the two separate club: guages, speaking on ''N'orlik%ide Students tiorn Herbert Hoovel as well as by the combined group.' IRENE'S Drive-In Memorial to Anne Frank." Debate Scheduled glee dab will sing The men's Laundry Dinner at 5:45 p.m. at the Gras, A dialogue bet6. een an agnostic "Vive L'Amour," a French folk. Baptist church will be followed AWS Applications and a Christian will be the fea- song; "La Vergine de Gliongeh" the talk at 630. tured discussion at the Canterbury from "La Forge Del Dintino" by Now Avai!able assn. meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday. Verdi: "The Winter Song" by Bul- lard; "Italian Street Song" from ...able , Dr. Robert N. Rodenmayer, pro- Sonic, Mon- "Naughty Marietta" by Herbert . day tor %%omen stddents who plan ' fessor of pastoral theology at the and "Battle Hymn of the Repah- Lii";0/1 76 Is, 'tun for AWS offices in the May , Church Divinity school of the Pa- ilc" arranged by Ringwald. 4 and 5 student body elections. I cific, will speak. HEARD OM' THE% NEW CAR gAferl,ELS-Etal 'VW Yavonne Tomasena will appear may apply in I Dr. Rotienmayer will assume the Interested students as soloist with the men's glee el ,t, Activities office. Adm242 until role of an agnostic and the mem- the in two numbers. April 22. bers of the group will try to de- first I fend their positions as Christian, 'PASSION CHORALE? THURSDAY Offict-s open a., president, and second vice president. secre- Barbara Arnold. Episcopal... r aucher Award Entries Due; The women's glee club will singt Corned Beef & Cabbage all fac- tary and treasurer. At Wednes- college worker, said that "Passion Chorale" by Bach: "Panis Church of the S Slate FRIDAY day's AWS open meeting, nomina- ulty, students and members Anelicus" by Franck: "It's Spring" SPAGHETTI Si Uons will be accepted from the administration are Invited to ubmission Deadline Today land "Take Joy Home." tend the meeting and part icipa all you Can et fluor fur the offices. The combined groups will sing CHURCH OF JESUS in the discussion. Today is the final day entrants be held April 28 at 3.30 p.m. in in the biannual Dr. Dorothy Katt- the Studio theater. CHRIST OF LATTER Fri. and Sat. Night cher Oral Reading Award contest April 8 is the deadline for sign- DAY SAINTS Have fun with the Smay sign up the names of their ups on the waiting list. First prize Advertising Group Salm:0J German Club Plan INSTITUTE OF RELIGION THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS selections and authors. The list is for the Kaucher contest is $.5U ... LEE SISTERS posted on the oral interpretation Last semester's winner. was Gil COMMUNITY SINGING bulletin board. Gillespie. Coordinator for the con- Will Initiate 11 un ay ricnic LAMDA If names of selection and author test is :VErs. Noreen LaBarge Mit Eleven inemberi; dl be initialed DELTA Place where _ -e Der Deutsche Verein, the Ger- are not indicated by today, en- chell, associate professor of speech into Alpha Delta Sigma. pmfes- Ge' -to The Act man club, is planning a picnic Sun- trants will be taken from a wait- sional advertising fraternity, at a SIGMA day at the barbecue. pits in front ' . to VII up the i al 25 , dinner tonight at 7 in DiMaggio's IRISH of the Women's gym after which places. Restaurant, San Francisco. it will attend the movie, "The! Tryouts will be held April 1., Interviews . Richard Ryan. president of the SAN JOSE STATE VILLAGE Eternal Waltz." at a local theater.1 C,OP SA :.;ES BOUQUETS in Studio Theater at 3:30 p.m. Advertising association of the COLLEGE WARD Street The group will meet at noon for , 93 Willow C"2 -04O2 & Santa Clara a-hen participants will be required NOTE: Interviews are held in the West, will be the featured speaker. (College Students Only) the picnic. Cost is 35 cents for to read three minutes of their sev- Placement office Adm234. Appoint- ! New initiates include Steve Al- Regular Sunday Meetings en-minute selection. bright. James Ballek, Pete Elena- , Johann Straus. German compos- ment lists are put out in advance of The Kaucher 'sides, Jack Carson. Robert Clark, 436 E. SAN FERNANDO ' wrote the music which is used reading finals will Si. interview nd students are request- er. Carl Edwards, James Gilligan, Phil Paul R. Searle D'rector in "The Eternal Waltz." ed to sign up early. May. Pete McKeown, Russell Pe- Robert McLennan. president TODAY coraro and Glen Wright. the club, said that all interested Joseph Magnin co. inc. - :- Family Me,. or Pe ADS chapters at the University students are invited to join Der Rec of California and Stanford will also Deutsch Verein for the Sunday Me, a, e -men. participate in the initiation, spon- WESTMINSTER activity, Parke, Davis and co. ' Program Set B.A. degre salted by the Northern Catifornia PRESBYTERIAN A mini chapter of the fraternity. A faculty family recreation b3=ier CHURCH Liberal Religious program and barbecue will be MONDAY held at the women's gym Sunday Los Angeles Civil Service commission Tiilt; 1 "11 I "'lit (Jiila. I UPI from 2 to 5:30 p.m., according , . . : PERRY, City FLAT TOPS LADIES HAIRCUTS Students Set Talk airport manager Lloyd Brown The Alameda at Shasta to Mr. Kenneth H. KIM, assist- "Broken Inslies need crutches: ' ant professor of recreation. , learned he couldn't leave 250- CY 4-7447 do broken souls?" This question The recreation program will pound airplane motors lying LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP will be considered Sunday night at last until 4 p.m. around. Thieves carried off two of Sunday Services thr motors a 7:30 by the Liberal Religious stn..' The barbecue will take place from hangar. 8:30 & 11 a.m., In Felice Center, 24th & Williams C' 2-4251 .tent organization at its meeting at Irom 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the bar- . . 7.00 p.m. the Unitarian church, 160 N. Third becue area next to the gym. SCHOOL INTERVIEWS CANTERBURY St. Each family should bring its own MONDAY ASSOCIATION min- Dr. Sid Peterman, present food and utensils, Mr. Kim said. t.’sr - a Christian Center JOHN KNOX ister of the Unitarian church and A charge of 50 cents per fam- L ^ 92 SOUTH FIFTH STREET FELLOWSHIP Weekend Guests? former SJS professor of philoso- , ily will be made to hire a stu- Hc,ly Ccre-nunion et 7.30 a m. phy, will present his insight into dent to take care of the athletic Every Thursday Direct thent to. this question. equipment. HOUNDS OUTFOXED Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or- Barbara E. Arnold Joe Smart, president of the DULVERTON, England UN' 9:45 a.m. Perspective to at- ganization, urged students -Seven hounds chased a fox in MOTEL CITY CENTER He added th:i tend the discussion. the wrong direction in a foxhunt . . . where they will enjoy will be served fol- 7ca y-c.. refreshments Spartaguide and found themselves in a deer the ultimate in modern relaxation! lowing the meeting. sanctuary. The hounds were locked up by a game warden. The fox 46 New Deluxe Sound-Proof Units. COSTLY PAY RAISE 6:00 p.m. Knox Club TODAY ran free Special rates to Students and their Guests. EL CENTRO, Calif. (UPI, International Student organization, Episcopal Church meet student TV and Telephones in all rooms. Mrs. Mary L. Aguilar complained "'se. ,q Ca 'ege Union, 7.10 p Sere;ces at Tr'nIty 81 N. 2nd friends here ... Individually controlled Heating and Air Conditioning. that a $1 a week raise she recent- SUNDAY ly received as an employee of the Liberal Religious Students 'Take the Bus' G. Winfield Blount, Minister County Health department put her -1 Prayer Minister to W. B t.t.tkck, Rector Charles Tyler, SOUTH SECOND in a higher tax bracket and she Students 7 - We .e- e -"am. As;'. to AT REED now must pay $1.50 a week more Wesley foundation, -Dine ,a c WESTMINSTER CYpross 4-24)95 in taxes. PRESBYTERIAN 5 Sn,is C CHURCH ALL for I Methodism's Ministry at SJS MONDAY PERSPECTIVE 9:40 a.m. Independent Men's and Women's WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. CLASSIFIEDS 1 11R11:111s council, ',ter'. 7 30 p.m. First Methodist St. Paul's AT Junior class -- - 5326 3-30 pr". and Sanghe c1elo 7t-153 12 I Church Autos for Salo A service to students begin- Church Methodist ,soanese ning this Sunday. Church b,s TENTH and SAN SALVADOR STS. Classified Rates: '53 MG Cer,ette. posee ed. Rapid. re ' stops at 7th and San Fernan- FIFTH and SANTA CLARA ST'S. 25e a lino first insertion do. 9:15, 7th and San Carlos STEREOPHONIC See or c'ass ite.er.e , 9.30 a., . College Clturch 20c a En. succeeding insertion MONAURAL 9:20 a.m. Returns to campus Welcomes you to 2 lin* minimum CLASSICS 12 30 per. No charge. Other School Class Porsche '58 -cbeeasten. Ercellent POPTILAII Sophomore class. 1, CH7: stops as requested 4. To Place an Ad: ICY MORNING WORSHIP .i. '1 RE 6.8261. 7447j WORSHIP Call et Student Affairs Office 930 and 11:00 a.m. - MORNING Room 16, Tower Hall 1954 Ause:n Healey. w,w OD eu-' a.m. No Phone Orders BILINGUAL BIRD How Jesus Dealt with Appetite 11:00 SPECIAL BRANDON, Vt. (UPD - Carl 1 Thirst ' hlagniminity of the Master' Lest and Found Pierce, 13, says he has a crow Miscellaneous for Sale Patronize Seven Lest Words of 7 15-Evenin9 Vespers Recordio that barks, eats dog food and say, Jesus Wallet with pers. items Siamese It'ttens. male $5 ea. 269 N Tape Recorder hello. He said occasionally h - Rev. DONALD A. GETTY, Minister Edwin M. Sweet, Minister etn Pa c Ann,,a1 Pa -s Visitation 9629 pet, Mr. Van Dyke, will even caa Our Advertisers John M. Foster, Asses. Minister Carl Metzger, Minister of For Sale -29' III Isa Surfboard and 9 like a crow. 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