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Workshop 4NCE Opera Arab Unity IICED The Opera iktierketiep still pr, Mebdi, di- to" AN I Dr. Mohammed rector of Arab Information (.v, 'ton for through Saturday. 8:15 p.m., ill ter In San Francisco, ear; of Concert Hall. stillop.on are avalhihir at the Arab units today at ssui p.m. in P.1Ia. Spouteured tbe bracket ourrirt Hull box uttls, unlit And, Amerieuri student mom , CS It I . from 1 to 5 p.04. of risk a Ur. Metall.* talk elli be pelt Camp. te the public free tot charge, Kee f, d SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE is causes vol .48 eels SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, APRIL it, 1961 NO. 96 mpbelj. to rates YOUR BLOOD IS WANTED On. 44. Liability 'Dorms Make magi, Mrs. Roosevelt College Union Success )0 pen snit in. h C.II. Big Id imy Splash end, or The spirit of the "tionn people" CUIMO Speaks Monday Depends Upon Plans Thus he was displayed once again Sunday h Aiwa Eleanor Roosevelt, the U.S. to the U.N. from 1945-'53, afternoon as about 150 residents an with MN. "If planned ptoperly, a college tee in cafeteria room B in re- humanitarian, spec- and was also on the of the men's and women's halls philanthropist, Human Rights union will perform many services gards to a tentative plan diawn sin to the United Nations commission of clashed in giant water fight. on. ial delegate the world organiza- beneficial to college life. If not, up by the committee, headed by n wits Lady of the land for 12 tion. President Police stood by as students and First Kennedy recently the situation can be completely Dr. Dwight Bentel. Dr. Berry both sit Hsi arrive in San Jose Mon- re wiekling buckets and water bal- years, will -appointed her as special dele- reversed," so stated DE. Chester approved and made suggestions on a lecture, entitled, gate loons gave each other dousings motion day to deliver to the U.N. in Berry yesterday, past president of various phases of the committee's I. 066 Facing World Lead- the vacant lot separating the dor- "Is America Mrs. R000sevelt was also the the Associated College Unions and plan. gent 9. first rnitories. eiship?" presidential wife who devoted consultant to the SJS College Un- STANFORD DIRECTOR The big splash was touched The 77-year-old wife of FDR herself to a career of social re- off ion Planning committee. Dr. Berry, who is the director at about 3:30 when Markham win speak at the men's gymnasium form and full political support of hall Dr. Berry addressed the commit- of the Stanford Union, stated, "My residents, sunning in a San Jose City college at 2100 her husband's measures. their patio philosophy of a college union and were "bombed" by a Moorpark ave. at 8 pan. Monday For further information or tick- water bal- not a student union is one in which evening. General admission for the ets, phone ('Y 8-2181, Ext. 16. loonhfarior an upper floor of Mood-" RE all members of the college life lecture is $2.50. derMock take part in its services, not just Forces from the ock Session Mrs. Roosevelt will come to San two halls the students." clashed on Ninth St. Jose after arriving in' San Fran- for about two The committee's consultant in- hours before cisco. San Jose is one of five major they decided to chals dicated that he toured the campus usel Terms lenge the other western lecture stops for her as dorm, Allen hall. tageTonight last week to find "implications Allen apparently the makes her annual Spring lee- didn't go for the of non-academic life on campus." idea. t UP tour, according to the W. A II He further added that one problem en Idea Then someone fe3 Colston Leigh booking agency in shouted "Let in planning for a college union is ph-',. Hick irelaim il get the girls," and moments later By S.F. Office San Francisco. deciding which activities or fa- 3.9766 about 100 The former First Lady, a native BLOOD DONORBob Tsuri registers for the semi-annual Cam- mule students charged cilities of the academic life should Premature across the A muck mediation anti collective a New York state, is a cousin pus Blood drive with Sue Montgomery and Jim Wilson, co-chair- field toward the wom- the college union duplicate. esesiesers en's bargaining session of former President Theodore The request of Assemblyman men. Blood donations are being taken today at Royce hall, 355 halls. will be held to- WILL BE USED The night at 7 Roosevelt. She married Franklin Bruce F. Allen Ift-Los Gatos) for S. Eighth it., from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. ensuing battle lasted until p.m. in E118, accord- "With approximately 6700 stu- 6:30 ing lelanu Roosevelt March 17, 1905, a possible branch of SJS on sites when the sun began to set to Donald Garnet, assistant dents living within five blocks of and became asst. director of rejected by the University of Call- the soaked Spartans returned professor of business. the campus, there is no question to us Office of Civil Defense from fornia was termed "premature" their halls Members of the San Francisco but that it will be fully utilized," 141-42. by SJS Vice Pres. William J. Students Roll Sleeves regional office of the Federal Me- he said. She was a special delegate of Mewl last week. (Hatton and Conciliation service Dr. Berry termed the commit- Vice President Dusel said As- will stage the session which was tee's plan a "good plan." Foreign Student an initial success at SJS last semblyman Allen's measure must To' year. Specific items discussed in the LE first be approved by the state Aid Blood Drive Visiting mediators will include plan were an all-purpose lounge, Recital Set board of education, which would The semi-annual all campus meet this selnester's zoo pint Presidents regional director Arthur Viet, as- reading room, television room, hi- rule upon the necessity of an SJS blood drive is under way today as quota. Scuffle sistant regional director V. Wayne fi room, card room, stage. pro- branch. students roll up their sleeves to All blood donations are being Kenastcrn, their staff and two me- jection room, barber shop, stu- diation nasnsealloki However, under the mastet - -; taken today from 10 a.m. to 4 commissioners from San dent offices, conference rooms, After Conclave Diego. Tonight serv- plan for higher education in Cali Give p.m. at Royce hall, 355 S. 8th st. storage space, cheek cashing Manager To Tonight's session is open to the ice. billiard room and howling fa- Soprano Glenda Parker and fornia, on July 1 that governins All potential donors must be over Two SJS foreign students, prom- public without charge. cilities. John Gomez, leading vocal- board becomes void. In its placer 118. Those under 21 must show a inent in foreign student activities, o n se rvat ive Vi ew permission slip signed by parents. One of the commissioners will in the campus production of a corporate body known as the were involved in a short scuffle "We have received 50 pledges act as mediator for the sessis- Fan Tulle," will present a trustees of the state college sys- Robert W. Jackson, western re- after which San Jose police were from the AFRCYTC and expect with the remaining visitors tat- iota) tonight, 815 p.m., in Con- tem will administer the state col- gion public relations manager for called following a meeting of the rres.WaniqulsT more. It is hoped that the stu- Arab ing opposing positions in a Ms cert Hall. lege system. General Electric company, will dis- -American Club Friday eve- dents and faculty of SJS will par- tious case. The four key issues Pianist Dick Woodruff, student FIVE MEMBERS cuss the conservative's position ning. ticipate so we can met our quota," The scuffle, usually involved in collective bar Statement of William Erlendson, professor The newly' created board will on many of the issues of the day which took place in Issues stated Jim Wilson, co-chairman front of the College gaining wnameluill be discussed: of music, will accompany the vo- consist of five ex-officio members: in a lecture entitled "The Contro- Union, in- of the drive. volved Abdul S. El wages, union security, senlont:. calists, who are students of Miss Gov. Edmund Brown, Lt. Gov. versy Over Freedom," Wednesday Chehabi, club n Raids, Fires Sue Montgomery, co-chairman president and George and health and welfare. Maurine Thompson, professor of Glenn M. Anderson, Speaker of at 11:30 a.m. in Morris Dailey Maalouf, In the wake ot student panty of the event, reminded students president ISO. Following the discussion a ques-I music. the Assembly Ralph M. Brown, auditorium. raids, bonfires and water balloon that they or any members of their A charge of battery El Bon and answer period with the' representing Superintendent of Public Instruc- Jackson is substituting for Rob- against fights last week which resulted in The 26 selections immediate family can draw blood Chehabi staff will be tion Roy E. Simpson, and Dr. ert R. Gras, vice president of P.C. was filed by Maalouf who held. Members of the, 'x composers will include "God's from the bank. The event is spons police intervention, Pres. John T. executive co., who was originally sched- told police he was slapped by El audience may participate. tit and Providence" (Bee- Don B. Leiffer, chief & E. sored by the Community Service l Wahlquist issued this statement on "Freedom Is Chehabi during the fight. "Because of the success of the, sa : "Le Moulin" (Plerne) officer of the state college sys- uled to speak committee, Miss Montomery Friday: lecture will be Edward Carmick, club faculty Program at SJS last year, other .Die Nacht" (Strauss). tem. There will also be 16 mem- Never Free." The "San Jose State College is College Lecture . added'adviser, told police there was al- colleges are now requesting Men- is open to the pub- bers appointed by the governor sponsored by the gravely concerned over the stu- no recital most a "free-for-all" during the tical programs," for terms of 16 years. committee. DONATIONS COLLECTED said Professor dent demonstrations in the resi- tree of charge. p.m. meeting. Garnel. All donations will be collected I 7:3 dential area east of the campus, Carmick said later that "feel- and is trying to do eserything it 1 World War III? by the local Red Cross, which con- ings ran high during the meeting can to correct the situation. Be- siders SJS the most important and a near scuffle during Prof To Read the cause of this concern we are work- A stop in obtaining blood donations, meeting was broken up by the ing with police, householders. members. Past Is Gone' stu- commented Miss Montgomery. dent leaders, and others who can "It was all just a momentary Prof. Frank Ebersole will read -Chemicals' "Some areas are not serviced by be effective in helping remedy a Psycho scuffle outside and was quickly a paper entitled. 'The Past Is the Red Cross blood program and serious problem. broken up by other members." Gone" tonight in CH164 at 8 p.m. blood must be purchased from SAN JOSE GUESTS Carmick said it was Maalouf who The reading is part of the the commercial center at a cost phi- "Our students living away from called police and that it was a losophy department's monthly of $25 to $100," reminded Wilson. home must recognize that flare-up betwee they WW111 PAST HISTORIES two individuals Robinson Seminar, and tohight's Ready for are guests of the city of San Jose. "who had personal ill-feelinge" be- presentation will Students with past histories of be commented When their actions result in the against. A small drop on sorbing their blood. Death usually tween them. upon by Prof. Arthur Cody. (Editor's note: This h the fourth in protect hepatitis or jaundice, or those with police and fire departments being is said to be from two hours to 11 days. firl.part series comparing Russian any part of the skin occurs colds cannot be accepted as do- called, they cost the city money ,,c1 United might. blis- States' military fatal. Since the gas is heavier Distilled nitrogen mustard, a nors, the Red Cross officials re- '..aces of include Army and services for which neither they information than air, bomb shelters could be- ter agent, can "fry" the lungs and ,,ovitt; World ft.- minded would-be donors. They also nor their parents are paying. It U.S. News and digestive tract, if inhaled. Army, Kers and Air fore. Ilkei come concrete coffins." advised donors not to eat any world wire Is the local taxpayer who pays the that Contagious disease germs can ssii. and WO. Col. Edwin T. Rios General Creasy mentioned fatty foods prior to giving blood. bill. When police and firemen must '..15 ROTC 1,..d.) gas, called Tabun, was discov- be slipped into water or food sup- the "Last semester we came 40 pints REDS DISRUPT VIET NAM ELECTION leave their regular duties to deal ered by the Germans during World plies or sprayed in the air without short of meeting our quota. We II.11{D DYER SAIGON, South Viet Nam IUPDCommunist terrorists cut off with this kind of student mis- War II "in the course of research warning. According to General hope that this semester the stu- World War III will be fought roads from polling places to district centers yesterday, delaying a behavior, they leave the city par- designed to develop improved in- Creasy, it can kill 90 per cent of dents and faculty will join In mak- iii chemical wea- final tally of votes in the election which tially unprotected elsewhere. and biological those in a target area. If not swept pro-Western Pres. Ngo to secticides." ing this the biggest and most suc- Dinh Diem back into office When the students coneregate in besides missiles, according lethal, it could make people sick in a landslide. Gains' The Soviet Union has large cessful drive ever," commented A government communique the streets and cause disturbances of Soviet leaders. for weeks or months. said the Red attacks were being car- quantities of Tabun. Hfexplained Miss Montgomery, ried out in they tie up traffic, with the ac- Iil. Gen. William M. Creasy. HARDENED SOLDIERS remote areas of the central provinces of Phou (long .oci that in the final days of the war. Phyuen, Khan companying hazards to public chief of the Chemical "Psycho-chemicals," a not her Hoe and Quang Ngai. But the communique saki the Russians captured "not only the situation safety. Shed some light on new type, absorbed into the nervous was expected to be cleared up by late last night. Nazi plant for the production of COMMENDS POLICE ssei known as C-B-R tchemi- or water Donations Lagging NEW BRITISH-RUMS agent, but also many of the system through air, food LAOS TALKS biological and radiological the MOSCOW 'The college wishes to com- worked on the proj- can cause troops to act irratiots (CPIS --British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts yes- nisi in a secret session before scientists who mend the San .Tose police for ally by upsetting their "behavior In Poland Fund; terday conferred with Deputy Foreign Minister Georg' Pushkin on Senate Armed Services corn- ect." their understanding and restraint patterns." Hardened soliders could Laos. But a British spokesman said there still was no agreement on see in in handling a difficult situation, 1958. Some of the testi- ALLIED INVASION become frightened, timid, and the timing of a Laotian cease-fire calL ' .Y bait been de-classified. Need Contributors and to express appreciation to General Creasy pointed out that apathetic. The 20-minute meeting was held at Britain's request. loneral Creasy, who has been both police and firemen for the Adolf Hitler might have stopped Chemical or biological agents, Approximately $.10 has been col- A British Embassy spokesman said "one or two points of . lying 30 detail" extra time and effort which the chemical warfare for the Allied invasion of Nazi-held known as anti-agriculture sprays, lected for the Jefferson Poland Were taken tip. But, he said, there Was 'is, no definite Soviet reply on student disturbances required. We stated that anti-agriculture Europe in 1944 with the tons he can kill 100 per cent of farm ani- fund, according to Carolyn Hayes, Britain's proposal for an immediate cease-fire in Laos. regret that they had to be called. o S. "psycho-chemicals", radio- had on hand. The Germans "had mals in a contaminated area and chairman of the sponsoring com- dust, - BRITISH LINER MINKS A committee is at work at the col- nerve, blood and spec nerve gas stored and ready for use likewise destroy the region's en- munity service corrunittee. ''d gases developed BAHREIN (UPI)The 5030-ton British cargo-passenger ship lege and will be offering some have been during the war," he stated. An tire food supply. No booths will be collecting Point Dara, swept for 48 hours by fire and explosions, sank in positive recommendations for deal- where proper dosage can antidote was unknown at the time. Bacteria and iruses can be used money today, Miss Hayes stated, the Persian either kill, incapacitate or destroy gulf yesterday. ing with the problem. Meantime, Even though the U.S. did not to infect an army with anthrax, because of "lack of student inter- ,,ition's will to resist, without A company spokesrnan said at least 160 persons. Including an I wish to commend the response the nerve gas formula (the cholera, diphtheria, bubonic est." w: a shot. have American couple, died in the disaster. of student leaders. the Interfra- U.S. now has an equivalent called plague, typhoid fever, smallpox Miss Hayes said she had trouble The spokesman for Gray and MacKenzie, the ship's agents. iden- tenity Council, Pa nh ellen i c, Satin), the Allies let it be known and tuberculosis. recruiting people to man booths. NERVE GAS tified the Americans as Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Dorsch. householders of the area, house solve similar retaliation could be Specialized gases can he sprayed As for Poland, he is scheduled He said Dorsch gas has been perfected that had just retired after 25 mothers, the college security of- Germany. Conse- from planes or by bomb explosions to begin his second day in jail on years with the Bahrein Oil co. :ittacks the vital organs, he waged against ficers, dormitory staffs, and the not use chemi- causing temporary blindness and a hunger strike. Poland said be- BOOST CONVENTIONAL NATO FORCRS !It destroys "the normal re- quently, Hitler did student deans. paralysis, vomiting and burning of fore he left he didn't have the WASHINGTON (UPI)Preeident Kennedy promised yesterday snship between the nerve ends cal weapons. "The college will not ask for hydrogen cyanide the skin. money for a bus ticket either to to maintain U.S. forces in Europe and to strengthen their ' the muscles they control .. Gases, such as capacity leniency for students who have chloride, can suffo- ATOMIC FALLOUT Tallahassee or back. for conventional war. limper quantities are used . and cyanogen been arrested or are going to be in 15 minutes by Radioactive dust, literally atom- Students interested in reviving At the same time, he said that the North Atlantic ssl produce death in from five cate the body Treaty Or- arrested for participation in this in the blood- ic fallout, can he produced in re- the donation campaign by contrib- ganization should "continue to have an effective minutes." "locking" oxygen nuclear capability" kind of irresponsibility. We expect actors and sprayed from planes or uting their time to man booths kept under "sensitive and flexible control" to ,Tve gas, a liquid poison, can stream. guard against misuse. our students to behave as respect- railed arsine, de- by missiles. Result: many deaths, may contact Gwen Jorgensen in He gave his views in a talk prepared oonverted into an odorless, in- A blood gas, for the NATO Military able and mature citizens or take iii' and liver by ab- f('ontl I on Page 2) Adm242, said Miss Hayes. committee meeting here. fog, almost impossible to stroys the kidneys the consequences." 1-14PARTAN DAILY Tuesday, April 11, 1961 Editorial Thrust and Parry for Tagore to us. He succeeded. and that it Is TASC Might Pass really not diffiet High-Priced Missiles Dr. Kilby was not particuarly to practice good manners 14 'Liberties' Measures enthusiastic because, "Tagore acts of gallantry at Chronic charges of waste mid mismanagement in the na- times oth denies the solitary monastic than on dates. tion's missile construction program have prompted EDITOR--The liberal student congress to life . . ." or because of this oc- Connie political party, TASC, is consid- Newlin make an investigation into the project. casion being a ". . . Tagore cen- ASH ering adoption of the following 14010 Many 01 s are possible, depending on one's viewpoint tennial . . ." or not totally be- concerning academic policies cause Tagore was ". . . Unique of the program. fecedom, freedom of the student Anti Panties From Haven ..." Dr. Kilby was enthusiastic -Police Letter From the stand) I of the taxpayer, one can see great press, and encouragement of When it rains, it always rains because of Tagore's insight, and wastes and runaway expenditures. free speech. All members of the 'Discredit to Panties Irons Haven lira, in, in, lama, la.) his ability to communicate these School From the standpoint of national defense, one can say that academic community are invited Eurrou Just to quiet everyone who thinks I can't spell (namely, my in his poems, plays, and educa- Regarding Leh we have got to close the missile gap the quickest way possible, to express their opinions of these Wumback's Friday English professors), that couplet above is correct. Not heaven, but tional leadership . . . . Thrust even if it means lost dollars. proposed policies, either by mail Parry letter, Haven. Who ever heard of panties-much less pennies-failing from May I beseech you, instead "What can't In other words, we are trying to build things we have not TASC, 466 S. Fifth) or at the tutes a riot-cops heaven? But Haven, certainly. of abusing your power as re- or woe? perfected yet. Such a procedure would be erroneous in any pur- next meeting: Firstly, it's , More specifically: My Blue Haven, the name I am going to give viewer or editor, to serve the hard to het* -Alit except national defense. (1) "TASC urges the preser- that any man above the girls' boarding house which I'll open next fall. best intellectual interests of San junior iij Nevertheless. the debate over construction of missile bases vation and increase of academic school level would There's a lot of money in running a boarding house. Considering Jose Slate College. write Bud cannot he set down simply, pro or con. freedom for both students and a stupid, thoughtless the rule about students under 21 living in unapproved housing, Hebard Robert Olsen letter an There have been some missile experts who, themselves, faculty, ASB sponsorship of publicly sign his there is sort of a captive clientel. ASII A14111 mime td it charge or acknowledge that there have been much error and speakers presenting all sides of Secondly, Then, too, few coeds try to beat the regulation. Most young such a letter lost mot. in the project. controversial issues, and the -liely a The question then boils down to this: How extensive is the ladies I know kind of get a kick out of experiencing the joys of discredit tu our sehosi abolition of loyalty oaths for Chivalry Deceased I think loss? group living. It prepares them for rearing large families. Larry Wurzted students and faculty. ,hould apologize Some of the cliar,,es include red tape in the involvement LESS JOY At SJS,Coed Says to the pow (2) "TASC favors abolition of of Sdn if Men students, on the other hand, find less delight in group Jose for his childish is of the Arniv.- corps engineers in the program, contractor the House Conunittee on Un- EDITOR --Monday morning, living; it's not difficult to see why. Most men figure they'll more suits. "brokerage" in bidding, inadequately trained manpower and too American Activities, which, un- circumstances made it necessary or less experience all the joy--and then some-group living affords Jeffrey Bedell many strikes. der the pretense of protecting for me to carry a large suitcase when they spend time in the Armed Forces. ASR 156:10 To cite a specific case: American freedom, works to on campus to and from a class. The Chey runt', Wyo., Atlas site, begun in the spring of 1958, Therefore, it is much wiser for a person to open a boarding destroy academic freedom and After struggling with it all the house for females than for males. But the problem is in grabbing was planned to have 24 missiles ready for firing. civil liberties. way from the bus station. I was However, contractor,: claim they were hurried into follow- some of the business away from the more established householders. (3) "The administration, the very tired of carrying my load ing wasteful procedures. They say they were required to hire This is no easy task. Local householders form a tightly knit ItOle Slat( faculty, and the student govern- by the time I reached campus. more men than they could possibly use. Added to this, there group. A novice householder has a hard time breaking in if he ment should have no power to Subconsciously. I think I ex- were 23 costly strikes in the first two years of' construction. follows staid traditions. MAYFAIR CY censor the Spartan Daily or pected to get some made assist- 3-8405 By last summer a number of contractors were -on the verge That is why I've decided to be different; my aim is to operate Lyke. The staff of Lyke should ance when I reached our little Welcome, of bankruptcy and had to turn to their bonding companies for the most attractive women's boarding house on campus. be the final judge of whether haven of culture and learning. MR. financial aid. Instead of the usual 10 meals per week, coeds who reside in ROBERTS submitted materials are in good Much to my disappointment, not Still the project lagged behind schedule. My Blue Haven will be entitled to 21 meals a week including break- Stirring Henry Fonda so much as one young man of- end co-starring according to the New York Times, only six mis- taste. Jack 1.1,14R,Oft Last week, fast in bed on Sunday mornings. fered to help me. siles at the Cheyenne site were ready for operational use. Simi- (4) "To encourage free ex- CAVIAR ON FRIDAYS Perhaps three years in Eng- lar charges have come from other bases, including Vandenburg pression. TASC proposes that a SPARTAN DRIVE-IN Main courses will include steak, chicken, roast beef, ham and land and trips to the Continent Air Force base, California's Atlas site. "Hyde Park" be established in CY 5-3410 caviar on Fridays. Hot dogs and hamburgers? Never heard of them. and Scandinavia have spoiled the Outer Quad from 12 to 1 Cowboy Glen Ford This is a situation into which congress now is launching an will have a personal maid to clean up and make her ills estigation. Each girl p.m. every day, in connection me, but I truly did not expect Ask Any Girl - three girls there will be a butler and chauffeur. In the face of the current investigation, it appears that there bed. For every with an "Issue of the Month" Monday's occurrence after the Such as Shirley Maclaine But the best is yet to come. My Blue Haven will supply every courtesy which has been shown is 511w positive suggestion which might alleviate the situation. selected by ASH." WHERE THE BOYS ARE panties. I feel that This possibility takes the form of a proposal by Rep. Harry boarder with a semester's supply of "throwing" Dale Kerry to me by the boys I have dated the least a panty-raider can expect is a clean pair of panties mono- R. Shepard ID-Calif.) whirl] states that top-level control is ASR 16?5 on this campus. TOWNE CY 7-3060 grammed with "My Blue Haven." My only purpose in writing faulty and that a "czar" is needed to coordinate the many COM* NEVER ON plexities of this vast program. They'll make real nice souvenirs. this note to the Spartan Daily SUNDAY "Czars" are not always the answer to governmental prob- Writer Calls Book is that, perhaps, it will serve DAY OF THE PAINTER Movie Review as it reminder to local males lems, hut the intricacics of the missile snarl IIIIS warrant strong Reviews Mediocre CONQUEST OF that "little things mean a lot," THE measures. IZALCO F.1)1TOR-I derived immense Remember 'The Alamo' pleasure particularly from two of the book talks, those on MQ0i- ,t, For that special care SARATOGA UN 7-3026 World War Ill???: Germ Warfare cow and Sir Rabindranath Ta- Z4 that makes you look and THE CAPTAIN'S (Continued from Page 1) 'NO COUNTEROFFENSIVE' TABLE gore. Because I enjoy these starring John Gregson and, to Lt. Gen. Arthur of Hollywood's Best !nabs radiological sickness According One talks. I find your mediocre re- THE 39 STEPS permanent damage to the exposed G. Trudeau. army chief of re- Its RH HAND DICER "Ben-Hur." Yet, in sweep, scope, views of them distasteful. These Kenneth More U.S. population. search and development, the Drama Editor action and excitement, the reviews, regardless of your in- (both features in color. The U.S. Army has thus far does "not have a counteroffensive ' The Alamo," John Wayne's three hour movie is as good. tent, seem to be a disservice to "developed material to filter out . . . to meet a Soviet challenge production of turbulent Texas The story of the 13-day siege the Faculty Library committee GAY CY 3-8405 air contaminated by chemical in the (chemical) warfare field." the historic mission, is the of the Alamo in 1836. and of as well as to the students who agents, germs, and radioactive Roy W. Johnson, director of the and ’t THE NUDIST'S STORY expensive-hut the 156 men who defended the might enjoy the talks. dust." General Creasy added. Advanced Research Projects agen- longest, most MATING TIME ever fortress against Gen. Santa Precisely my complaint is "There are many things that we cy, testified before Congress in one of the best westerns with "Wee Geordie' Travers Anna's army of 7000 is told this: if I anticipated the next would like to work on,". he con- 1958 that presumably a 'death made. Zt realis-tically, simply and with talk was to he as you repre- tinued. "If we could come up with ray" could be invented within 20 Producer -director Wayne ELVA'S wry humor. sented the last one, I would not st. EL RANCHO CY 4-2041 something that produces tempor- years. spent $12 million, $3 million less Exclusive Heirstyling attend. These talks should merit Frank Sinatra and Shirley Madeira ary blindness, this would be the "Getting up 500 miles in the than it cost M-G-M to film FINE PERVOMAN('ES Wayne, as the irascible Davy the same interest and effort sta in ideal type of thing where no one , air with a death ray might be a 466 S. Second CAN CAN HOUSEWIFE'S DELIGHT Crockett, and Laurence Harvey, you lavish upon a British jour- would he maimed tomorrow. perfect way to use it against an CY 7-6493 YORK (UPI) -The soap as fort commander Col. William nalist speaking to a National also THE LOVE SPECIALIST 'The best thing we can offer at enemy .. . there may be weapons NEW Diana Dots opera has found a special niche Travis, turn in fine perform- Journalist Society . . . evenings by appointment `le this time, and this is much better that will be used to far greater advantage in outer space than ... for itself. Coin operated laundries ances, and Richard Widmark as With.the hook talks you give $.024470,242414144~,1014,,....42’ 4141******Asastaas ern sent ausela than anything else we are using. i on earth." he concluded. across the country are beginning Jim Bowie is even better. mere summaries of some of the is to come in with (at debilitating Friday: Man - the ultimate to feature coin-operated television Interest is sustained not only obscure and less important in- (weakening) disease." deterrent? sets, so that housewives won't miss through heavy action and the troductory remarks. This re- 4th ST. PHARMACY their favorite shows while laun- personal conflict between Wid- veals to us only that your re- dering mark and Harvey over battle porter would prefer to be some- OPEN DAILY WE GIVE where Come in Mondays. Wednesdays or Thursdays strategy. Widmark. the bold else. Your reporter is 9 a.m. 10 p.m. S & H GREEN

for our COLD WAVE SPECIAL volunteer, favors hitting the abusing the power of the press, STAMPS Mexicans in raids; Harvey, the the aforementioned committee, Sun. 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. P.G.E -Water Bills Spadatiaily straight-laced conservative, and state funds, to tell us week- wants to stand and fight "by ly about his disinterest in aca- 601 No. 4th. CY 5-7864 Postal Sta. cIt Entered OS SecOnd class meter April 24, 1934, at San Jose, Californi under the the book." demic efforts. $6.9 5 act of March 3, IVO. Member Confer. Linda CH:ital. well-horn Span- A specific example is the talk rile Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub. ish belle, and Joan O'Brien, wife on Rabindranath Tagore: Dr. ,r...... ,.,...,,..,w.w.-,,....v...-....,-.w,,,,wl Rifled daily by Associated Students of s9 at MARY'S SALON OF STYLE of a Texas officer, provide ro- Kilby told its that he hoped to AR1.72 i Sell Jose State CoRege *scent Satin. \ "WORK OF 1 252 5. 2nd CYpress 3-3051 day and Sunday, during college roar. mantic interest. Frankie Avalon, convey some of his enthusiasm I Open Monday and Thursday til 9 Subscriptions accepted only on I re- thanks to good direction. is OK st '..FECIALIZING IN CUTS FOR COEDS mainder-of-school-year basis. In fall 5e. as the sole survivor of the mis- One bay .5epvice muter, $4 in spring semester, $2. CV Pianist Plays Today 4-6414-Editorial Ext. 2110, 2113. Adver- sion. Sweaters 81 Cashmere Cimts Richard Boone is effective in tising Ext. 2109. Press of Globe Printing Pianist Rodney Jiakoot, stu- co. Office hours I:45.4:20 p.m. Monday the minor role of Gen. Sam Our Specialty dent of John Delevoryas, will through Friday. Any phone cells should Houston. Boone's part is so be made during this period. perform for the Survey of Mu- 15% Discount small that Producer Wayne paid JIM RAGSDALE Editor sic Literature class, today. with Student Body Card him personally with a Roils- MIKE SANDERS .. Advor. Mgr. 11:30 a.m., in Concert., Hall. Royce. ART CLEANERS Day Editor .. ... John Moor. Jiskoot will perform "Papil- News Editor ...--.-.. Jay Thorwaldson "The Alamo" is nominated for 398 EAST SANTA CLARA ions, Op. 2," by Schumann, and Editor Will Keener seven Academy Awards. includ- CFuture for ..._... Pete Kuehl "Fantaisie in F Minor, Op. 49," ing best picture, hest color pho- Fine Arts Editor Ellen Shish@ by Chopin. tography, best sound, best mu- Drama Editor ... _.._ Richard Dyer The performance is open to Wire Editor Robert Shepard sical score, best editing and hest SPEND A PARADISE! the piddle free of ehame. SUMMER IN Production Mgr Albert Metzler song. Sports Editor ...... Todd Phipers Society Editor . _ Margaret Sarldge OSCAR FOR WILL:41' Go native for a marvelous vacation! Photo Editor Rich Freeland Chill Wills, up for an Oscar Library Concert I Special Assignments . Jim Janssen for best supporting actor, is Public Relations Addis Costs Matinaoiti Institute of Fine Arts Office Winegar Mike Fujikake good as a defending Texan, hut Records schedillisi from noon Reporters: Bias Abundis, Linda Aunty. hardly rates an Academy Award. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. in the l'Al 1, MAUI, HAWAII Linda Sept, Ronald Burton, Jerry One wonders why Wayne was library study room: Carrell, Verne Christofferson, Frans Beethoven: Enjoy moonlight on an and the scent Cracollu, Earl Gustkey, Roger Kos. overlooked for best director. Leonora Over- island shore Dwight Miller, His brilliant handling of the ture No, S. of ginger blossoms on a soft trade windand eam I N ITV!) AIR LINES Stewardesses have the. op. Eels, Merle Lopes, Mickey Minton, John Moore, Dan film ranks him among the best. Tchalkovsky: Mymphnriv college credits at the same time. portototy to travel, visit beautiful cities and meet Petersen. Ann Phillips, Richard Po.i lese, Fred Schwarts, Joanne Wil..I interesting people. If you are attractive and per- hems, Keii Winiler, Wallace Wood, There are Many Scholarships Available Advertising Staff: Allan Brewer, truce IT MEANS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET sortable. between 211 and 2n years of age, single Batten, Jack Carson, Stuart Flans- TO READ THIS CAREFULLY arts burg, Phillip R. Aye, Bill Masingale. II,. Mounoolu Institute of Fine Arts is a liberal and between 5'2" and Ill" wills weight propor EVOLUTION OF MAN'S MIND - .0 ($15, Now SOH Ron Jonson, Eloise Olson, Sh;r1....7 Brele Now only Ste A History of Drugs Medicine: college with new aproach to education. 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NO. $2.911 ilk, (55 50) New $2.49 student quota from the mainland is limited WORLD -- v kr ,OLIS MY GLORY -- Greet storieS Restaurant New only Wet , A 12.,e11eq6 thee have to just thirty-five women and thirty.fire men THE OLD WEST SPEAKS _ 1.95 Special interviews on Campus Thurs., for this first summer 1DELICIOUS CHINESE DISHESi: )... , '.4051 Tr session. April II. Confect College Plecemenf , Service for applicetion end appoint. rien. Troe!,v 111-1- As rt. ',e, Phesn e booSs el Aare. For inforMelien many. roRI)F,RS TO GO , P A write er rail F. D. 5. Stewart, the Dereriment o4 Feglish. San Jos, Stele [06. 8 4N(NIETS OUR rtrisn '111 Pell taller Rewires CnIlerie Tower Hell 10 .SPECIALTY rel c Fee Less Thursdey CYpress 4.6414, 221 E. Jackson CY 3-7119 CY 5.5513 Ex. 1261 Eves.: CY 74599 111 E San Fernando letween 3rd 5 Ith SO. 5.11eloheeee.W.,...

1111110._ Good Will Tour AMBASSADOR WITH PUNCH Sprints Bolstered Tuesday. AprIl 11, 1961 tiPARTAN DAILY-3

;ally British Guiana Flight xi Team manners Returns to Track

an, Poynter 'y at tunes oth, meets, a decision that will bol- The proposed meet with South- For Bike-Riding Bob ster the sprint 'intuition a is d ern California and Arizona w a s NI-WUII penult the am lob of 1I'llUe %%M- nixed earlier in the year by the 11070 By FRANK CRACOLICK fine performance in view of tiii. ilani. to the quarter mile. T rojans and Spartan mentor Bud fact Want to hear an original scheme that 34 countries were en- Winter has replaced it with 1111 tered in the event. Bob also Puyllter'S return v.ill also Os., to get out of two weeks of school en- , all-sen ice meet at Spartan field. Letter tered the 112 5.116 a fourth member for a 440- , work? Then listen to the story of -mile event, finish- to ing -- by his admission relay team. Joining the formatI School' nob Tetzlaff, SJS graduate stu- "not too well." Pasadena flash will be curlew lent and Olympic bicycle rider, Softball Signup Competing in the active Spartans Williams, Dne, about to embark on a good will British Guiana iday Thnist I aces will be most Johnson. and Bart Finolio. as! tour. South Ameri- "What can eonsti. Tetzlaff, along with colleague countries and possibly an Johnson will be the man for h,. Held Now for Murals aps oy peoply.. English representative. jack Hartman of San Jose city to beat this season. When he fir . Independent hard to college, is going to British Guiana Replying to a query concern- arrived on the local track scene lilt :WW1 league are now ing relative bike- riding ability of being held in the Men's gym. Room kbve Junior high for 2',1 weeks to participate in two years ago, another teammate. ould the Olympic countrlea, Individuals or teams wishing write 51401 laces sponsored by the Continen- Tetzlatf Ray Norton, loomed as the largest 150, ,htless letter said: "The Italians are easily to sign up should do RO immedi- am tal Bicycle club, B.G. Tetzlaff and obstacle. The two collided again in Is name tile hest. hi it, Hartman will fly at the expense They won five find 1960, with Ray competing for the ately. League competition begins place* hs the liamm." Monday April 17 .ch a letter ..f the Continental club, departing Santa Clara Youth Village. Bike-riding lit to our . on April 25. seems to inspire arrY Tetztaff says that his inatnie- nothing but indifference in the Williams rocketed through the final relay leg at Stanford 111 :e to the lora have been "great" concern- United States. For instance, Rus- FAIRGROUNDS :46.0 two-weeks ago and Satur- r his childish ing the time that the trip will sia, according to Tetzlaff, has day upset FAIRWAYS subtract from Ins study and more than 50 Olympic style bi- Johnson the 220. cycle It appears that the Compton v Bedell class time. tracks, even two in Siberia. Golf Course There star is ready for full-time duty. 15650 He finished eleventh in the 62- are no such opportunities for the In the 440. mile race in the 1960 Olympics, a American pedal-pusher. "We have no If Willie does move to t he 5c -- comparable facili- ties," says the UCLA graduate, quarter, another possibility is to who has nevertheless managed shove powerful Don Ramos to the clate TELEVISION to pedal more than 90,000 miles in 880. Ramos has shared the 440 FOR GREEN FEES (IN rifotird -YUJI it e 12 years. duties thus far with Bruce McCul- SPORTSMANSHIP trophy for the AAU booing tournament, WITH COPY OF THIS AD CY 34485 lough. Both have registered 17.8 JOE'S TELEVISION held over the weekend in Idaho, is dispiayed by Ronnie Nichols clockings in 1961. I0TH & TULLY ROAD corns, 99 N. 10th St. CY 7-3541 of San Jose State. Although he fought less than three minutes DBERTS Lotz Stars in the tourney, Nichols was awarded the honor for his conduct 1.-y 'orde - during the two day meeting. Ron was also selected to represent 5 J,,ck trron the U.S. in an African good will tour. ? Where Servings Are Large NEW AUTO INSURANCE I ANNOUNCED Again; Santa And DRIVE-1N SAYINGS BOB POYNTER Prices are Right 5-3410 Savings up to $120 on automobile . "Bullet" returns -Glen Ford insurance are now common for married men under 25 years of Clara Falls In what was expected to be a ;hides Maclaine age with the California Casualty Nichols Loses Bout Exchange. hard match yesterday afternoon, ARCHIE'S E BOYS Indemnity 'Williams Switch ARE "Married men in this age bracket the SJS golf team, led once again ire generally paying excessive by Johnny Lots, easily disposed CY 71860 premiums for the degree of risk of the Santa by ti To 440 Foreseen STEAK HOUSIA says George M. Camp- Clara Broncos Involved." Spartan t ,; prospect .0: the N SUNDAY bell. Spartan Representative for lopsided score of 211,2 to 511. .0 ins 545 S. 2nd St. - Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Distinction the Exchange. Almaden golf course. By TODD marmusi his last season in competitive remainder of the season got a big HE PAINTER "We believe that married man Lots, who has not lost a match Former San Jose State boxer amateur boxing, "although I've boast in the arm last week with with family responsibilities is yet this season, came in with iT OF THE more careful driver. end moss a Ron Nichols fought less than three been saying that for six years." the announcement by SJS Presi- .LCO fewer accidents," said Campbell. two-under-par 70 to walk away minutes in the recent AAU cham- He was on two NCAA champion- dent Dr. John T. Wahlquist that Flattops I Crewcuts -Therefore, ha is entitled to rates with medalist honors for the day. pionships in Idaho, but the Hono- ship squads for Julie Menendez restrictions on the athletes penal- Ivy League for mature drivers." Behind Lots came rapidly improv- lulu-born. 125-pounder came home at SJS. before the sport in the sweater incident have UN was dis- ized W have lust added third tensor, 7-302i For example: A married man, age ing Barry Mallagh with an even 22 with today Injury Liobility with two coveted honors. continued, been lifted. , erptwt to our staff - NO WAITING AIN'S TABLE par 72. Medalist for Santa Clara $10/20.000. Property Da in g Nichols will be one of four box- Ron has an optimistic outlook The administration's move made V.1 318 S. TENTH STREET rhn Greven Medical MOO pays was Bob Callan with a 74. The $5.000 and ers to participate in a good will on the future of collegiate boxing. possible the return to the track STEPS about $157 year with most in- win was the fourth straight for ACROSS FROM ALLEN HALL tour of east Africa, beginning "By 1964, college boxing will be wars of SJS's Bob Poynter. a star th More wince companies. With Cali- the golfers and brings the season urns in color) fornia Casualty he would pay around May 1. "It came as quite back in operation." he stated, sybp,iinieittterys fsogrualdwo seasons on Bud record to an enviable 6-1. about $80 less $16 dividend, or a surprise to me." the soft spoken "judging from the cleanness of the net of $64 (based on current The question of whether or not len and Bob 41 Hawaiian stated. Ron also won competition and the enthusiasm says he will compete in Y 3-8405 20 per cent dividend). Thus he Lots will ever lose a match is the tournament shown by the coaches." San remaining three al BARBER SHOP saves about $93 with the Ex- rapidly becoming Sportsmanship w ST'S commonplace in STORY change. !Other ges with award. Nichols' own tuture looks equal- Phone CY 3.9955 1G TIME comparab savings). sports circles. Only a sophomore, elfirsOZ."wwJ : A senior physical therapy major, ly bright. Ron is interested in N ,eordit" Travers Campbell declared filet even un- Lots last Friday tied a school rec- married men and women with ord held jointly by Ken Venturi Nichols was uncertain whether or ray technology and is,already Netters Reed, Hill good driving records may save and Jay Hupkins when he shot a not to accept the tour offer. He registered X-ray technician. He O CY 4.2041 over 20 per cent. needs only eight units to graduate unsure whether he will remain on SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE Cell or write for full information six-under-par 64 at San Jose in June. But in Ron's own words, the mainland or return to his no - Get National Honors Shirley MacWar to George M. Campbell. 566 country club. At first it was Two San J05' State nn play - ir in it was 'too much of an honor five state. "I like San Jose and ASSOCIATED STUDENTS present Maple Ave. Sunnyvale, REqiinf 9- thought that the feat broke the era were named to the college All- CAN 1741 (day & nits). to turn down." Selections were pay is better here, but there is a existing record, but a further American team announced VE SPECIALIST check showed the 64 to be a tie. made on personality and charac- big demand for X-ray technicians Dr. Margaret Mead ter, as well as boxing in Hawaii and I know I can al- . a Dors Lots right now is beginning to ability. -MARRIAGE, INDIVIDUALITY and CONFORMITY" get a job there, le* 94419410414.0ar have aspirations of becoming a The tour will consist of from ways MEMO FROM Professional. but Spartan golf five to seven weeks in east Africa.' Ile also hopes to fit boxing into Thursday April 13, 1961 8:00 p nc coach Walt McPherson is very Th e four fighters chosen, plus a his schedule, as a coach for ama- general admission $1.00 happy that the young star's goal is coach 'either Pat Duffy of Phila. teurs. He is hopeful that San Jose to finish college first, delphia or "Red" Taylor of Salt will develop a boxing program for and Lake Cityt, will put on exhibi- youths. GIVE Mrs. Eleanor WE lions and teaching clinics for Al- Boxer Ron Nichols, another San Roosevelt H GREEN rican glovers. Jose IS AMERICA FACING WORLD STAMPS COURTESY DISCOUNTS State athletic representing LEADERSHIP" Nichols Claims that this will he America. TO STUDENTS Monday April 17, 1961 E -Water Sills 8:00 P.m. general admission $2.50 141 Sta. 10 Open Mon. Thurs. Nights MEN'S GYMNASIUM, SJCC, 2100 MOORPARK AVE. 'Til 9 p.m. Spartans Out to For Farther Information call Cr 84181. Ext. 16 Annex No. 7 _ _

’.--W501.4.966tt ELECTRONIC PART`, Sao Jost; Slate,, Spat tans, now until straight conquest; 2; to gain HI -Fl EQUIPMENT playing baseball like they mean revenge for Stanford's 4-1 tri- 1311" it, seek their seventh consecutive umph in the season opener: 31 to extend an amazing Spartan pitch- victory tonight when they tangle 4aCC RAY K FARR'S, C.L.0 United Radio & ing skein that has produced six course with Stanford's Indians at Mu- consecutive route-going, victorious LOills Short TV Supply Co. nicipal stadium at 7. performances. cpitty The Spartans have been getting With Dave V Turnbull leading the WHITNEY REED in lifelong Wholesale Distributors superlative pitching and hope to way, the SJS hurling corps has . . . All-American Int continue the trend against the yielded but eight hits in those six ird economics for CY 8.1212 Tribe. Righthander Bob Woods is contests. Turnbull has won two, week. Farmer Spartan ace Whit- the probable starter. allowing one run. Other winners ney Reed was awarded first team 7radition ERS 1425 W. San Carlos college seniors! Woods' pqrpose will be three- have been Woods. Jim Wilson. Bob honors and teammate Bob Hill ARA I' lit I i;; spearhead 5.15's soy - Maytorena and Joel Guthrie. ' was given honorable mention. te If you ars noon going The pair combined to lead San be Inter- graduate, you'll Jose to a successful 1960 season . in learning about New under coach Butch Krikorian ; rk program of life !OISE! Life's the Insurance especially suitable "CAREERS IN Neither are still actite for INSURANCE DAYS" BERMUDAS for college students. cation! '''tteeci,I rtans. i i nita of Alameda. c.. P-eral attractive plans are k vri I 19 and 20, 1961 .olds from SJS with a long list of lu available for you to choose Ill{I 11.10\ VS11 141-13 1.1111 \ 1 ' 3.95. Madre', ir kris from. And because you are OvrEnvit:%,. tutEl..11 I\ :01es to his credit. DiningllI assorted young and still student, II Attend the "Careers la Disaraa,r Days- program Iretiar.,1,1 !twin- ..reer for the locals, he was .1 pla4d. -saving consistent tournament winner and from 6.9$. you enjoy the money ing. April 1.9, 1961. advantage of low premium captured the NCAA title. Hill had e scent rates. What's more, through V An opportunity to learn more about employment possibilities with two reasons to celebrate. He be- toY personal arrangement came a father during the sante SWIMV/RAR rd of major insurancemfirs. YOU can defer payment week he became All-American. by Sandcomber ' the first premium until after V BOTII SALES AND NONSAL ES MAEAIENTNAG POSITIONS you - - - graduate. AILABI,E. in patch pocket, ivailable Gat all the valuable facts es dogger and attractive. VDtrestigair job opportunities with 11111. al the largest and lastest grow- Now York Life's RENT A thigh cutter rI .trts law emit way to financial se- ing businesses in the world. ',ray. Send for your fr.. 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Briggs New French Club Open Bidding Rush , Forms Tomorrow Two Sociologists Former will have open bid- Spartans Plan ...ities Opens Series An organizational meeting will ding from now until June, an- be held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in nounced Arlene Werner, Panhel- the College Union, 315 S. Ninth, Francais," new to "Le Verde for Invited Confab tonic publicity chairman. have been Dr. Cadwallader said Miss Werner said anyone wish- n Religion campus French club, Mrs. Chris- Two 8.1.8 instt tors S.C. County Art tion of which Work he within will I,. big to rush' through open bidding tlane G. Cook, foreign languae,e selected to bead sections of the two man, is the "Social Pamphlets, displays, billboards designing county stationery, busi- may register in Adm242 any time. The first In a series of four instructor and club adviser, an- the annual programs Nat' I So- Social History," a di, and publication layouts for the ness cards and letterheads. hlle There is no detialine for registra- lectures on liberal religion by the nounced yesterday. organizations of the Louis. the American Sociiilo, Santa Clara county planning de- Stamos is busy working on bring- Rev. George Briggs, former Meth- Membeiship is open to all those ciology convention at St. tion, she said. meeting Aug. :SI partment are planned and created ing the county map up to date. odist minister, will be presented interested in promoting French Mo., this summer. from 1111'1,110. by two graduates of SJS now em- tonight in the Fireside room of culture, she said. Refreshments Dr. James E. Blackwell and Dr. Sept. 2. ployed as county delineators. the First Unitarian church, 160 N. assistant will be served. Mervyn Cadwallader, CHAIRMAN DUTIES Barbara Ott was graduated in Third St. of sociology, stated professors The sociology professors Oa, 1948 as an art and physical edu- appointments Rev. Brigs' first talk will be they received their tied their duties for chairmana, cation major. Luke Stamm was on "Liberal Religions Around the f tHhelatenktgwiteniiiz out iiodntahl as follows: to accept or graduated in 1960 as an interior reject at 8 p.m. Opel World," and will begin aptretshiedecnotns.- submitted and solicited decoration major. Grad Receives 111110 It will be followed by a group dis- vention is held to enable various presentation in their sec In his work. Stamos recently cussion. sociologists and professcas from preside at the national completed 30 billboards for the The four-talk series is being .,iiiversities and colleges of the meeting d certain successful county traffic - wave MemorialGrant sponsored by the Adult Education S. to attend and present their New bond election, which took place committee of the Unitarian church. Irene Brown, SJS graduate stu- pavers, tni"Giveeneftutanletpiounbslic bit last week. 'Tired of Turtieways?" -The Opo students are wel- dent, has received the first Na- underdeveloped soviet oi I was the slogan gracing the prod- All Interested FIRST TIME le tr. tional Science foundation fellow- world seem to have spao....a uct of his toils. come to attend, according to Miss "This is the first time a faculty , I chair- ship to be granted to a graduate vival of interest in the r ARTIST FINDS NICHE Claire Burgess, committee member of a California state col- 815 student for research work at this social change among Ann Stamos started his work with man. There is no admission charge. lege has served as a committee institution. ciologists. The majorio. the planning department in July Next in the series will be "Phil- chairman, so it is extremely un- Religion," The fellowship amounts to $1350 papers in my section deal . 1960. Prior to this he was em- osophy and liberal usual for two instructors from In addition to tuition fees and underdeveloped societies ot ployed by Forward San Jose. April 25. the same college and from the (es- equipment casts and will enable tral America," remarked Dr 'Coffee downtown association. same field to be selected," ex- Call. :ts her to continue her studies in bird wallader. intended Earlier in his career, Stomas migration during the 1961-62 aca- plained Dr. Calwallader. Game of Cl' Dis- was an artist for the Walt Christian Center demic year. The sociologists added they felt Dr. Blackwell said papers from raids' comp, in Burbank. He worked ney studios Mrs. Brown was graduated from It an "extreme honor" to have his section "will focus attention 011 he perfc on such features as "Lady and Plans Motorcade Los Gatos high school in 1951 and been selected to serve as chair- on a great need in the lield 01 saturdaY the Tramp." and productions for immediately came to SJS. After men. social problems which is the de. RESE program. "Disneyland" T.V. A motorcade sponsored by the graduating in 1955, she worked " 'Social Problem Theory'," Dr. velopment of a sound and system. Reserved 5 In addition to the billboards, , Christian Center, 300 S. 10th St., at the Lawrence Radiation lab- Blackwell said, "ix a section of atic theory in the area of social The Concert the artist has produced a series will travel to Modesto April 17-25 oratory in Livermore until last the Society for the study of Social problems. Further, we will lar con- except Satta of slides for use by the county to hear the nightly mission serv- September when she returned to Problems. I will preside over this cerned about the relationship 01 General stint planners as speech visual aids. ices of Canon Bryan Green, ac- an M.A. degree in section which will meet Dom Aug. the soviet problem theory %shah 50 cen - SJS to obtain dents GRAD PREPARES PAMPHLETS __wrens, cording to Miss Carina Shepper- biology and a junior college teach- 28-30. I ends u broadening of Iht. Robert M Ott, who has been with the Miss son, project chairman. ing credential. ical theory." music. will county since 1954, is in charge of Students interested in attending Mrs. Brown will be studying REPORTERS NAMED CURS He further stated tbat ttie pro- insion of publications for the office. She should contact Miss Shepperson the physiology of the hypothala- CHICAGO (UPD-- The Chicago gram is composed of sill the satire on works with minters in the prep- at CYpress 5-9805 to make trans- mus and pituitary glands in the Cubs were nicknamed by a pair ablest minds in A1111.1 rice of Ow aration of art work and page lay- portation arrangements. The mo- white crown sparrow. She will be George Europe. and county re- of Chicago sports writers, ogy today. outs for pamphlets torcade will he leaving San Jose working in conjunction with Dr. Nit:KED e RBeiceforeantthi atF,reithleyHa:,enreer,cailnied ports. at approximately 4:30 p.m. L. Richard Mewaldt, associate pro- the 'llilhuhhIdlHtiuliI1ii1illiltL The stir! These projects include general Canon Green, former chaplain fessor of zoology, who has been Broncos, = plans for the county, supplemen- White Stockings, Colts. GRADS AT WORK in the Santa Clara county planning depart- at Oxford university, presented a conducting an extensive study of tary reports such as one entitled Rainmakers and Cowboys. != ment are Luke Stamos and Barbara Ott who are employed as series of lectures and informal the migration of the whito C11 oWT1 "Back and Forecasts,' 'dealing discussion groups at SJS last fall sparrow. SPUR with the Morgan Hill plans; and delineators. Stamos designed the billboards stating "Tired of under the auspices of the College also a street index, Turtleways?" advertising the recent successful traffic-wave bond Religious council. shie currently workirrr IC. election He is currently rector of the FORMAL To Er historic St. Martin's-in-the-Bull- Job Interviews ring church, Birmingham, Eng., NOTE: Interviews are held in the Which survived both the industrial A.S. I Plocement Office, Adm234. Appoint. Delightful dining English Dept. Head Releases revolution and the Nazis' demise. ment lists are put out in advance of WEAR assured everytime the interview and students are re. come in quested to sign up early.Ed. First in camp ' -= formal wear ENIS which i ASIT Phelan Literary Award Rules TODAY ' since 1906 two Business Division It Edgerton, Germeshausen & (in- 0 yesterday outstanding work in the entire. lion of this title on each Vie galley Ca11,11,1a milesfollow-Phelan Literary Award contest er, Inc. a have been announced by Dr.! contest. mg page. The name of the writer Banquet Scheduled the foil will County of Los Angeles civil agiDOK Harold P. Miller. head of the Ffilg-i I ELIGIBILITY cannot appear anywhere on the Ceoige Wlute, general manager mice commicsion, 64 E. SAN FERNANDO lions be eligible, students must be; manuscript, lish department. To of the Atomic Power Equipment Newberry to. RENTALS CY 3-9918 in annour under 30 years of age and regis-' SALES the SPIT, e A total of $um will be meted' INFO SHEET REQUIRED department of San Jose General southern Pacific co. tered as full-time students for at BREAKFAST -LUNCH -DINNER they will lit out for contributions in seven di- A cover sheet must accompany Electric corp., will be featured The Bendix Corp. IN SAN JOSE lyric, free verse, least one semester of the regular speaker at the annual achieve- 75 So. 2nd St. Open: 7:10.7 du y this year he visions: sonnet, each contribution, listing author, Basic Vegetable Products. inc. 1:30 school year. ment banquet of the Business di- CY 4-2322 're'evaluate satirical verse, essay (minimum of title and division into which the Link Division General Precision, Ones Thursday 'III em . Contributions must be submit- 8'30 parties :ill C. , contribution is submitted. Manu- vision Wednesday, May 3, at the Inc. ted to the English department of- SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND HOMEMADE BREAD ACCOed mum of 1000 words and play scripts should not be put In bind- Exposition hall, Santa Clara I nLr fice, F0102. by April 20. Students TOMORROW BERKELEY SACRAMENTO HOT APPLE PIE Awardsf from $10 to $65 will folders,county fairgrounds. simrk may submit any number of multi- Pacific Tel & Tel will interview SAN MATEO PALO ALTO SAN JOSE tee be made in each category, with A sheet listing full details of the Attending the dinner will be st u- 11111111111111i ! commit scripts but they must he original,' any major for positions in service a $100 prize going to the most , contest can be obtained at the dents currently enrolled in the determine it . unpublished works. representation work. ' English department office. Business division, alumni, faculty a slate of tiff All contributions must be typed! Some manuscripts submitted members and executives. from bay Pacific Finance corp. will inter- The COM double space, with the full title, last year have not been picked up area business firms and industries. view business administraion, ac- are tip will fall ,eme,tei GLANIA'S of each contribution at the top by their owners, according to Dr. Tickets, at $2.75 each, may be counting and liberal majors for obtained from the Business divi- positions in a training program in "One of SALON OF BEAUTY of the first page and an abbre\H- Miller. TheY can be obtained also in the English department office. sion office, TH112, according to preparation toward supervisory le the past Dr. Milburn D. Wright, head of work. TENTH .T1{1.1.1. wk( 'Tt,flsiliI,. via SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY the Business department. W. T. Grant co. will interview TENTH AND SANTA CLARA offices ;inil LITTLE SHAVERS business majors for management Hours: 8-10 p.m. 10.6 Sunday lleckathore Wash Real CLEAN NEW YORK (UPDLittle girls trainee positions. P. 0 Station No. 6 The que,ct Fall Student Teacher added, is wh "BEST WASH" now start wearing nylons at the Pacific Southwest area council age of nine. didates belie N F’D .1, Pre-Reg Tomorrow of YMCAs will interview physical a' large. ST'l And what are little boys doing? for fall semes- education, recreation, psychology Pre-registration 'C Conlinuctzl According to the makers of an ter student teaching will start to- and social science majors for posi- 1 ':ata. hut ty. HAIRCUTS electric shaver, many lads start tions as youth program directors, morrow and continue until April Beek Save Money! a t UP THE sbovinit when they're only 12. 18 in N64, S. Seventh and San physical directors, and beginning ALLEY- administration. -ining fact, Carlos sta., Dr. John L. Moody, ,AS County of Los Angeles Civil that II associate professor of education, of Service commission will intervieo candidate announced. Guaranteed Recaps bilities SPECIAL STUDENT RATES Spartaguide public administration, political sdi. to th, "flow on all beauty services business administration an,l mil TODAY ence, 1,y MON. TUES. WED. HISTORY OF TRAPSHOOTING civil engineering majors. Senior class, meeting, 5112, 3:30 litiCh the e; Continued Special Rates LONDON (UPI ) .The sport of Irons Unified twirls will Intel fkm lnety gtee on shampoos and sets trapshooting was invented in about view edueat ion majors. off 150 Bpartun Shields, meeting, CH- at by English huntsmen who 55f0 -ea to lac 1880 all five days McKennan school, 7:30 p.m. had been deprived by law of the Torn said. CYpress 7-6979 Student Nursing assn., meeting, chance to shoot at wild birds. SPUR tun 167 E. Williams St. ALLEY BARBER 235, 6:45 p.m. Luncheon Special on Stir Christian Science organization, New Tire Prices! 40, & Wiliems 123 SOUTH 4th only rwcutive 4.1.41- .. meeting, Memorial chapel, 7:30 p.m. TONITE: 10 to 11 pm AS8 presid TOMORROW ,Ntcut iv e `,01 Sociology club, meeting, speaker: , ON KLIV's SPARTAN P,Tellt Dot Dr. J. Gordon Edwards, prof’ secnit Il 16 CLASSIFIEDS scot of entomology, CH163, 3 DUNLOV tairnian I'm. 70' he is h,/ery Society for Advancement 01 SaLOOOT INCLUDES: Choice of CLASSIFIED RATES: . Wonted, 2 male roommates. $.10 per mo. eo he elK101 Nlanagement, dinner meeting, (la, TIRES lear. 2k line first insertion CY 74514, 4.6 p.m. 452 So. 401 #1. cheese enchilada den City Hofbrau, 6:30 p.m. "1 20c a line succeeding insertions A TRANSISTOR beef taco helped John Cobb set the Ihoughl 2 line minimum 101/2 ft. class I runabout, 22 hp Scott, TAM(', meeting, C11238, 7:30 p tamale 1111 thinc tti trailer, $400. CY 3-9629, Bruce Brown. world'. land.speed record. Lutheran Student arum., meet- RADIO tostado 'tront! earn TO PLACE AN AD: ings Chrielian center, 300 S. loth building thc Id Per foie with soup and LoEfee Lessons learned in 'alting Part Call et Student Affairs Office st., 11:30 a.m. discussion grail, fastest tires for the worldfu,test GIVEN AWAY pa cur he said. Room 16, Tower Hall, or I Stud*. Golden Hawk, 1075 E. Santa 7:30 p.m., doctrine study group cars help Dunlop build tires that otter you Send in Hendy Order Bank Clara. Holy Communit .. PLUS OTHER with Check or Money Order. Episcopalians; COCilld Tin S. 10th PRIZES, FREE Sparta No Phone Orders Fine quality dresses, skirts, blouses Christian 131 W. Sante Clare formals misc, exceptionally good c6n- 7:15 p.m. Greater Safety dition, selling et Sac. Approx size 10-14. 10. off on dinners for Member college students Rentals CY 7.6698. JACOBS & FARBER PRESENT Longer Mileage Women students vacancy for balance of OPEN AS LOW AS Used Record player non-autometic, Call M011., Wed.. Thur. - io ro In semester in approved apartments. Belle CY 7.8991 after S p.m. Comfort Manor Apts, 415 So. 5th CY 2.3095. Fri., Se., Shfl. 10 a.m, to 7 a r Superior WFL Drum sat, acces. and cases. Call Change to Dunlop Now at Wanted: One girl to share aot, sa1+11 eves. CY 4-2927, Moulder Hall Rm. 302. $1295 three others, $37.50 per month. Apt. It. 476 So. 7th. CY 5-0222. Pommes! Plu, for ond your old fire Wouted 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, $12 Sr WORLD'S GREATEST FLAMENCO GUITARIST Plus 1 in gold free. AL 2-9191. 1,11.411,ie Good used De P.ailer Bike, apply 386 So. :11es SI S'S. Apr S. NIp Wasted TUES., APRIL 25 at 8:30 SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM -no:A.4Z _ fairly DIRTY LAUNDRY. FOR STUDENTS' Wanted a part-Sim* service stahion 1. ootnet Bob LAUNDRY SERVICE, free pickup & tendon+. Mii51 have nip, & ha a kce, t SO, 2.40, 3.60 (tar incl.). At boo office, CY 3.6252. The nest delivery. 24 Sr. service. CY 4-2420 resident. Inquire a+ the Flying k Ste- r cdors: Enclose stmped, self-addressed envelope. its. I ton at Story Rd, & King Rd. Puelt, will 60 par 8 PROGRAM TO END BY 10,30 IIMP)’