SpetZtanallq Noted Historian Says: SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

elefee VOL. 49 SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA FRIDAY MAY 25, 1962 Retiring Profs N Feted 'Put Away Athletics' Be honors con- suggestion that colleges stop for the first annual To A threating students like children vocation as San Jose State Reception and "put away competitive ath- , The speaker, a noted American issued yesterday by historian, addressed a capacity au- At Right, Left Theories letics" was A reception honoring seven SJS! Henry Steele Commager, speaks.]: thence of students, parents, and facility and staff members who faculty members for the event. will retire this year will he held ' Attending the event were more 1.111,dilY from 2-4 p.m. in Hl. Will Clash Monday than 200 students whose names Presi- Arrangements for the event are appeared on the lists of by the dent's Scholars and Deans' being made faculty social "To the Right To the Left?" with government based on occu- Scholars. The lists included stu- committee. Two basic political theories will pational representation. dents whose grade point averages econd Guests of honor at the reception clash Monday evening at 8:15 in "Real socialism means an equal following for the last two semesters were e. Not will be the persons, all Allen hall, 325 S. 10th St. voice and vote in the management planning retirement this year: 4.0 and 3.5 and above. Sponsored by the Allen hall and operation of industry and --Lyman H. Daugherty, profes- Congratulations were extended cultural committee, the debate will services by all the social pro botany, who joined - to the honored students by Pres. sor of the fee ducers," he said feature Herbert Steiner, Socialist John T. Wahlquist and the deans ally 1930. Professor Daugherty Labor party's candidate for Rover- On the right, McDill counters ees nationally known as a paleo- of the five divisions. S nor of California, and William R. that "Modern liberalLsm has pat- botanist. RE-CREATION MeDill. representing Californians ently failed." CALL FOR - !sirs. Lillian C. Gray, professor Commagre called for a "re- ts for Goldwater. The debate is free McDill, who is chairman of San education, a teacher at SJS creation" of the ''community of of .ind open to the public. Jose headquarters of the Joe Shell 1932 and a recognized leader learning." He reviewed the contri- since for governor campaign, defines a ear teaching of reading. On the left, Steiner advocates bution which Europe made to in the "right-winger" as a person who Br. Hugh W. Gillis, professor a revolutionary change to social- America during the 18th and 19th believes that there are differences, Body of (if speech and drama, who has ism in the United States by peace- centuries and pointed out that in people such as intelligence, abil- Jilt coat- speech classes and directed ful means of the ballot, according much of the culture of the United taught ity, drive and motivation. s at the student drama productions at the to his statement given to the -:;,tes came from abroad_ The Socialist pro- "To level arbitrarily all differ- HENRY COMMAGER college since 1929. Spartan Daily. DR. 'rhen. he contended. the United ences by the use of state force to come Dr. Margaret C. Jones, pro- gram, he states, calls for a com- ... convocation speaker . States began to export its culture, plete rreonst rz let ion of society is immoral and criminal," he dents is fessor of home economics and edu- ; particularly its political ideas and states. Posed of cation, who has taught in home ideals. Such political -exports" "The society I envision will tit sly. The economics for 45 years, 28 of them ALL'S FAIR IN LOVEThe servant of Don Giovanni, Lepo- H.E. Dept. have resulted in "revolutions" in a society of the ant and the gras, he group at San Jose State. rello (Lawrence McCommas), deceives one of his master's many many parts of the world, he said. hopper, the tycoon and the beach- nd .- Claude N. Settles, professor loves, Donna Elvira (Brooke Shebley), by making love to her ASB Judiciary "Nationalism is rising in many comber, the miserly and the prof of sociology and a community while disguised as the Don. Honors Eight parts of Africa and Asia," the ligate." groups leader for civil rights, who offi- speaker commented. Dr. Comma- Eight SJS coeds, in addition to, cially retired at the close of the Clears Conflict .Each debater will he given 10 ger said there are two kinds of speakers minutes for an opening speech and graduating seniors, were honored the old kind which or Spar- fall semester. He joined the fac- Disagreement between the testi- nationalism, five minutes for rebuttal, accord- at the annual Home Economics is ip train- ulty in 1938. brinevolent and the new kind mony of Edward Pavone. '20-year- ing to Bernard Scoville, cultural department banquet Wednesday 1,.. . ted and - Edward S. Thompson, who is Don Giovanni Opens 01d industrial relations major, and committee publicity director. Ques- evening. All of the honorees are ctor and reteing as business manager of ist:TTH: Fot,iTloN tions from the floor majors in that department. and far- the college after 34 years of a San Jose police report was will be an- "liecalise American nationalism swered after the debate. ’ounsei. service. cleared up at a hearing of the Those receiving special awards has been benevolent, we are in a John Simas, resident assistant were: Janis Stayton, junior far- - Dr. K Frances Wittman, as- ASH judiciary yesterday. bet t er posit ion for world leader- ulty award, Betty Lamp charm sistant professor of physics, a College Run Tonight at Allen hall. will be the mod- than other major countries," smooth Pavone told the ASH Judiciary erator. and California Home Economies the historian stated. Is thc member of the SJS faculty since By CIIRIS Iii WINGS by Edwin C. Diu assistant in an open hearing on Tuesday assn. award. $300: Joyce Kaida, plans 1955 who has had a lung and dis- -old story of the Dr. Commager said that the It The century professor of music. Stage director that he was booked by San Jose senior. Helen Mignon award. S'.25. tinguished career as a teacher in challenge confronting the United S Rem- legendary lover, Don Giovanni, is Dr. Jack H. Neeson, assistant police in April for illegal assembly Friday Flicks Carol Deacomis. sophomore. lit'- eastern colleges and universities. States can be compared with such spring. and his self-destruction is repealed professor of drama. and jailed for the night. Hot jazz and the inspiration of ulty award, $50: Karen Snyder. events as the settling of the West, tonight with the Music and Damn , The role of Don Giovanni is Pavone and an unidentified male a polio stricken scholarship, d V. girl provide the freshman, Grange the Industrial Revolution or Amer- departments' opening presentation played by baritone Mike Patter- nines were bending over a small wood drama in tonight's Friday Flick, $100. in two world wars, tragicomic opera. ican victory of Mozart's ' akis. Other principal singers are pile on Tenth st, when he was "Five Pennies," 7:30 at Morris Arlene Donne. graduate. Jose' bat Soph Wins i-irtnit, s'JS The speaker contended that the "Don Chit:arm!" L:.wrence MeCornmas, bass, as apprehended by the police. Dailey auditorium, phine and Frank Morris award, most effective method of meeting the run tonight at 8:15 in College . Leporello; Robe r t Cunningham, The "I didn't have any intention of film is set in the 1920s and $100: Edith Graham. senior, Pa- this challenge was through higher Theater. Performances will re- baritone, as Masetto; James Mac- is based on the life of jazz trum- trons assn. scholarship. $100: Win- there Award 30 lighting a bonfire," Pavone said, education fie said is a need Ora/ and May peat tomorrow Donald, tenor, as Don Octavio; The SJS man disagreed with a Peter Red Nichols and his band. ifred Parrott, senior, departmental for a "peace corps" to take Amer- rifle r t Browning, sophomore through June 2. Jess Russell, bass, as the Com- the Judici- original Five Pennies. Tues- plaque for highest grade point: icentemed tat Page 45 The 1962 opera workshop pres- police report submitted to ....eh and drama student from mandant; and sopranos Pegi Di- day Weld plays Nichols daughter land Loretta Amerian. sophomore entation is based upon the am- ary on Tuesday which described unsylvania, was awarded the Bari, Brooke Shebley and Diane who survives a polio attack and !Spartan Spears. orous exploits of a mid-171h cen- him as having matches in his hand. tannual S50 Dorothy Kaucher iSutton as Donna Anna, Donna Inspires her father's comeback. The graduating seniors of th- tury Spanish grandee. Later confirmation by the ar- Bill Seeks oral interpretation award yester- Elvin' and &Hine, respectively. Red Nichols is played by Danny department were introdurnd Council two-act "drama gio- resting officer corroborated the day for his reading of Jessarnyn , Mozart's "Don Giovanni" tells the story Kaye and the film features Louis ; Dr. Laurence Smardan, coso," which is regarded as the student's testimony. West's "Shivaree Before Break- of the romantic Don, his dalliance Armstrong, Bob Crosby. Shelly pof child development and I. masterpiece of all opera. uncon- Annual S1000 Fund fast." with the ladies and his fatal doom Recommendations regarding the Menne, Bobby Troup and Ray 'relationships. alters comedy with lir Kaucher. in whose honor the ientionally when he is dragged down into action of the administration will Anthony. Guest speaker at the bar with the accent on the award was established its 1950. tragedy, Hell by the statue of a man he he submitted to Dr. John T. Wahl- A cartoon will be shown at each was Leonard McConnell, For Scholarships latter. The SJS production is an killed, the father of one of his quist, president of SJS, who will Friday Flick; admission is 25 I live director of the Family S..-. version of the opera, English ladies. make the final decision. rents, !ices assn., Santa Clara roanty. A bill aimed at establishing a which has been presented more permanent ASH -sponsored lanes than any other opera since scholarship fund was brought be- its premiere in Prague in 1787 d fore St orient Council during the An elatairate setting with group's regular meeting Wednes- inner stage to suggest the th., ition day. been Con has in Good time stronaut of Mozart's Introduced by graduate repre- signed by J. Wendell Joh i! sentative Rod Dindon. the plan professor of drama. provides for the appropriation of Vocal soloists, chorus and a $1000 each year from the ASD aisitietea. AAfter Three-Hour Wait in Raft general fund for financial aid te members of the student body. The II A I. Vi N It. W LAOS JR. it to find Carpenter perched in hill also makes provision for ac- Sunday Sr. Dinner (.A.p...: (.,NAVERAL (UPI l - - a life raft. cepting and publicizing contribu- Ast ronatit scot t Carpenter was The spacecraft, Aurora 7, was tions from interested sources. a coun- Cl plucked from the Atlantic ocean riding the waves near the raft. The hill was referred to Final Get-Together tee hi' f urt her consid- in good condition yesterday despite At 11:32 a.m., the Navy plane cil commit Recognition! eration. Sunday's Sc n i o r i three hours in a fragile life raft, reported after a close look that last result of an overshot which proposal, as outlined banquet will be "the senior's the Carpenter was "apparently sitting . Under the would chance to get together socially." brought him down from orbit 200 raft." : by Diridon. the funds he ROBERT BROWNING comfortably in his according to Mike Harris, senior miles front recovery ships. handled by the college scholarship . . wins Kaucher award Carpenter had embarked on his president. office. Applicants for aid would I... The 37-Year-old space Pilot flew space fact-finding mission atop an pr.med Harris reed all seniors. judged on: degree of need: scho- the prize to Browning three times around the earth to a Atlas rocket at 5:45 a.m. PDT after whether they are graduating in lastic achievement and decree of the seven finalists gave harrowing windup which gave re- after the smoothest countdown in se.emminute .lime or not, to attend. Tickets service to Ult camplis and/or readings before a covery forces an anxious 40 mm - the history of the Mercury man- hire stiaiio are now on sale an in,' . igen ' comnumity Theater audience. Mrs before search aircraft found in-orbit program. business office, T1116. and Diridon's hull, which must come headers were introduced by Luis. Affairs him. each. MU/WEN:RE before council twice more before it MI.,101 ViilfleZ, who won the award cost $2 His first words on being res- AT FINISH la. rib dinner will begin ran be effected, is a revival of a semester. The prime cued wens "I feel fine." The overshot broughtbught his flight hour pre- proprzsed earlier this se- .11,'1'4Ing was held at the end of, at 7 p.m. with a social to a suspenseful conclusion which measure -1 While search aircraft circled the ,tne-hour program. J ti d ges ceding it at 530. This year's ban had officials and reporters biting mester by vice president Steve . II , h -.t. erre pro- (met will be held at Lou's Village their nails. Larson. That bill died m commit- Dr. Josephine Chandler, ASTRONAUTScott Carpenter (right) engages in another helicopters from the carrier In- mis- new council r"s",1* of English, Dr. Hugh W. in San Jose. tee when the took , trepid took off to rescue him. The An Air Force search plane ar- sion briefing before his successful orbital flight yesterday. He ince Gims, Pres. John T. Wahlquist and professor of drama and Dr., rived over Carpenter's raft at three times, then overshot fea- !recovery was made by a helicopter circled the earth the designated land- . E Panagopoulos, associate pro- ASH Pres. Bill Hauck will be piloted by Navy Capt, J. L, Al- 11:39 a.m. ing area by 200 miles. He was picked up three hours late-,h. tesor of tured speakers for the evening. history. Two paramedics, airborne first helicopter and reportedly is in good condition. 1111111111 II I. open to seniors bert jr. The helicopter with Car- The award was made on the The banquet is aid men, leaped Into the sea to added. penter aboard started back for ((atntinned on Page 2) and guests only, Harris to two the carrier at once. attach a large flotation bag to through the atmosphere to splash- to limit his flight orbits Aurora 7 to keep it afloat and to down in the Atlantic. This fear was caused by It PH, hprt It Is TGIF itystry: ,1NNOINeEn give Carpenter any help he need- As expected, radio contact was cations that the fuel supply t ita again, and what The rescue WaS announced here ed while waiting for surface craft lost during the descent because of the spacecraft's jet controls at, , um art's nor plan. tor th, a world wire at 110 p.m. nrr, about three to recover him. ionization of the atmosphere by being used tip too rapidly. Of' 14 orkend? ahowtinwl TuiatIng? Or perhaps hours after Carpenter's calculated the 3000- degree heat generated cials ordered Carpenter by rad:, vil 1%11 The National Aeronautics and IFIIII1'AIN I, ill a cotwertl Any action lay that it splash clown and nearly eight Space Administration estimated by air friction, to switch to hand control oi t he LONDON, Britain ti'..: hours after his Atlas rocket hurled OVERSHOOTS LANDING jets to conser:e the supply vat plan, you'll look V:71N sending a wiondroo of Jet tighter planes to i hatiatvi. thus becom- that Carpenter's Aurora 7 space him into space above Cape Ca- Officials concluded when con.' They decided after and tar hiller In Asia Treaty Organization craft touched down about 10:41 looking at ing the fourth member of the Southeast nvie apel milt from against possible naveral. A.111, about 1000 miles south- tact was not quickly regained that the information transmitted trom 111 1i contribute armed forces to that nation's defense mYr Space officials lost radio contact Carpenter's craft had come in at spacecraft instruments that enoiluh Nr at i tailor- .minvinist Hareld Macmillan told the House east of here. invasion. Prime Minister ing in tool. u ii request for with the astronaut shortly after At 10:18 it.111., braking rockets an angle which meant he had fuel was left to keep the Cale,: commons in London that Thailand had made a formal . it isp- overshot the mark. I pointed right for another II resisting dacron and .111:111r0r1 fighters and that Britain would " to bring his craft down from or- and flee of British Hunter jet I "thin. a I one tads). a pea red he had overshot by 200 as he Carpenter had completed his I orbit comply. bit were fired approached 7,0 miles the scheduled landing area first orbit at about 7:19 a.m. Pin Depletion of control fool force! II aT1'111 NT, I:t lit" %Tit PENALTY the southwest coast of the United a :stir Vietnamese students MOO miles southeast (it here. But States. and Ins second at about 8:47 a.m.! termination after two orbit-. ot 0 SAIGON . . ' to South Viet I a Navy search aircraft sulk-e- every. There was a moment during hls the orbital flight made last N., V convicted of attempting Iii as-issitiate IS. Ambassador Carpenter had reported aVerinisielay by 1 intently picked up the spacecraft's in second orbit when ground moni- vomiter by Enos, the chimpanzee ROOS Nam Frederick Notting jt were ,entenred to death thing aboard the craft good mum radio landing beacon and followed condition for tors feared it might be necessary aatronatit. 11iecial military tribunal, it was reported yesterday. the fiery descent 1 IN SAN JOSE 2SPARTAN DAILY Friday May '25 1952 ' Fountain Lights Make Fair Thrust and Parry Intercultural Council any ss..* I viihic, to a great degree, develops its 4,1 Twice Exciting at Night Expresses Gratitude cation and knowledge comet as matters of politics, Editor: society Editors Notd This is the last as lossillassi sirens:Siva a us 'a no fellow men through this The Intercultural Council of mr aeries on the Worlds Fair in Seattle. gut too close at the wnarg tune. of cummuniCa t ion. San Jose State College wishes The crowd then gave the foun- By SANDRA DILL to express its gratitude and con- When this means of communi- tain a round of applause. The WORLDS FAIR. Seattle graduations to the Spartan cation rnisuseh, misquotes or maze of fountains and pools in The fair is twice as exciting and Daily staff and its editor, Miss misrepresents facts or state- the courtyard of the t' S. Sci- beautiful at night. The lights on Carolyn Perkio, for the out- ments of opinion it works to- ence Pavilion also should be the nu merous fountains are standing and fair coverage of ward the detriment of the pub- seen at night. Lights on the area largely responsible for the trans- International Week activities. lic interest. Themefore. it is the give it a fairy-land louk. formation. Due to the Spartan Daily in- responsibility of the press in a The performing arts shots s Located right in the center terest and enthusiasm in the in- democratic society to present to ate usually at night, although of the fairgrounds, the water ternational student affairs and the public factual information or sunie have afternoon matinees spouts of the fountain are on a intercultural events, an aware- statements. huge half dome in the middle of on the weekends. I would sug- ness has been created in the col- It is my understanding th.), a %%isle but shallow well. As part gest that you write ahead for lege community, bringing San reporters tor the Spartan Dads of a regular program, the water tickets it there is a show you Jose State College closer to the are training for future emplo- is constantly switched from one particularly want to bee while concept of "the Peace Corps at ment reporting the 11E4.%'s trrr group of spouts to another form- you are there. Victor Borge's home." public news agencies. It disturb, ing ever changing patterns. At "Ccertedy in Music" performance me immensely to think that the night colored lights join the 20. was sold out a week before he International Student Week nation's future reporters of arrived in Seattle. I could not Executive committee news minute program, and the effect could be trained to misrepresent is spectacular. The f uunt a in get t icket s. Tickets for the Franebe AzinI statements as imperfectly as was turns gold, pink, blue and violet Theodore Bikel performance ASH 112113 done in this article. I hope as the lights are alternated. scheduled for this week were Sharon Holly the. Is not indicative of the complete FOUNTAIN DISCOVERED gone by Sunday. ASB A1 1140 Spartan Daily staff. the delight of many of the CROWDED AT NIGHT Ara K. Sashakian ,jectators and the dismay of The fair is generally more ASB 5 Joins,. W. Fuller -others, the children also dis- crowded at night. It is "the Linda Allen .4511 11449

covered the fountain. Young place to go" for those who live "FIRST FAMILY" of (I. -r.) Dick V. Lane, Elbert decided to get together for a reunion, their ASH A11141 ,boys tried to prove their cour- in Seattle. The exhibits close at "Pinky" Garcia, Ray S. Bruton and Norman first since 1939, the year in which this picture :Margaret DeBern age by trying to outsmart it by 10 p.m. but the Gayway is open Waggner will honor "Mom" Tronson tomorrow, was taken. ASH A5I79 going down into the bowl, which until 12:00 p.m. You can leave their housemother 26 years ago. The "boys" Pauline Lymberiv FORMAL .. is covered with white rocks, and the fair during the day and re- Asti Allele -waiting until the spouts nearest turn without paying an extra Phil MeWlillantv . them were dry. Then they would gate fee. Many people take ad- ASH A141711 rush In and touch the spouts and vantage of this to go to dinner 'First Family' To Honor 'Mom' WEAR,EcsrAmFir:,11.wie ,.race back to safety. Some even in the city of Seattle and then Student Claims :went so far as to climb up on return to the fair at night. a. the half dome during the five The Broadway does most of He Was Misquoted at night. The night since "..m inute interval between pro- its business Tomorrow With Reunion, Dinner I,, r: 1906 m grarns. clubs are fairly expensive: one By RALPH FERGUSON met her and could see vM, all Hay S. Bruton served a hitch The other day I was ap- More than occasionally the of the nicest charges is $5.00 her boys respected and loved in the Navy after SJS and is proached by one of your report- .just for admittance with drinks After 26 years they're coming now sales manager for Miles ers and asked to comment on a MUM extra. The price of the drinks home . to take "Mom" Tron- her." OCCUPATIONS and Sons Trucking Service in series of questions regarding will keep you sober. son out to dinner. CURRENT of the "First Mountain View. Communist activity in the Unit- SALES RENTALS Police Professor Night or day, however, the Mrs. Pearl Tronson, 75, 419 Of the members V. Lane was a The last member of the group, ed States in general and on the young running the exhibits and S. Sixth St., is to be honored Family." Dick IN SAN JOSE Norman R. Waggner, now lives college campuses of the United To Speak at Dinner booths are an important part of Saturday afternoon by the "First flier during the war and is now 75 SOUTH 2ND of Flight Safe- in West Covina, Calif., and is States in particular. .; Gorden E. Misner, associate the Fair. They give an atmo- Family" she housed and fed in general manager CV 4-2322 ty, inc., San Francisco airport. general manager of West Coast After reading my comments Open Thursday until 8:30 - professor of police, will be one sphere of vitality that would 1939. p.m Dick Lane, while Group Life InsuranceOcciden- as presented in the article. I . of the speakers at tomorrow's otherwise be missing. The i r The -First Farnily"Dick V. Incidently, airport at Grants, tal Life. found a number of misquotations 7 p.m. international potluck din- youth and potential coupled with Lane. Elbert "Pinky" Garcia, running an N.M., is the pilot who found Mrs. Tronson has wooed the and misrepresentations. I have BERKELEY SACRAMENTO ner in Foothill college cafeteria. the Century 21 theme gives the Ray S. Bruton, and Norman R. 1 i Todd plane wreckage foreign taste lately. Presently studied communism to a degree 'Tickets for the dinner, spon- spectator an optomistic feeling Waggner haven't been very the Mike several years ago. Mustapha (Mike) Saiyyah from that the comments I make con- sored by the Citizens for Re- about the future century being close to each other the past 26 -Pinky" Garcia now is Iran and Fiks Nel of Kimberley, cerning this menace are made sponsible County Law Enforce- celebrated by the 1962 World's years. But suddenly three of Elbert Commercial South Africa are enjoying the after much thought and critical ment, are S250 per person. Fair. their paths crossed and they de- in charge of the cided they had some "remember- dept. at Sequoia high school in pleasure of placing their feet analysis. The comments as re- ing" to do. (Dick Lane is mak- Redwood City. tinder her table. produced in the article are not IT'S ANGELO'S FOR ing a special trip from Le- indicative of my thoughts. They Angeles for the occasion.) are misquoted and cut up to a BEEF degree which does not show con- TOP CUTS OF Tomorrow night the "boys.' Robert Browning Wins sistent thinking. Try Our are going to hire a photographer In tune with the Communist for a retake of the same picture NEW YORK CUT STEAK menace, there also is a menace above, in the same order. And Dorothy Kaucher Award that I feel we should fear as --7`ata with Tossed Salad, then they're taking "Mom" 0111 much, if not more, than the Saturday Baked Potato, Coffee or Tea $ 1 . 85 to dinner. (Continued From Paci and H. Donald Funk's Communist menace itself. This "I wanted to feed them again," basis of choice of material, read- "Happiness Machine." The latter Night is the neglect of the press to Mrs. Tronson said, "but they er's understanding of author's in- is an original play by graduate ANGELO'S Steak House correctly state quotes or facts would have none of it. I love tellectual and emotional intent. student Funk, which made its ' as they have been presented. "MEE PARKINGAL’S & VIAL'S, tat. frd 72 E. SANTA CLARA them so. I remember their grad- presentation skills and ability to premiere last weekend. This has, in the public's eye uation. I cried. I'll never go to communicate with the audience. 0 t her SJS productions which made statements appear radical another graduation again." Browning has been active in Browning has appeared in are 7*44 other drama presentations at SJS. 'Marriage of Mr. Mississippi," when they are not extreme in STILL SHOPS His most recent appearances were "Imaginary Invalid," "Mid-Sum- "WORK OF ART" At 75, Mrs. Tronson still does in a staged reading of Stephen mer Night's Dream" and " Beg- her own shopping and mows Vincent Benet's "J oh n Brown's gar's Opera." cereice the lawn, much to the embar- 711 One Aay mmtwiellmemusiMetWillimMomIletweMmtmet..m.mirAmotmtormommvtomr.wmpctmttro rassment of her boys who catch Entered as second class nutter April ,weaten. St Cashmere Coat- her. She still feeds "about eight 24, 1934, et San Jose, California. un- Specialty or ten" but said she is "slowing der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- our z; clown." Her meals have always bier California Newspaper Publishers DISCOUNT WITH ASB CARD been family style. She said she Association. Published daily by Asia' Sparta- o-Round elated Students of San Jose State ,t must be up by 4:30 a.m. to "start College except Saturday and Sunday, 'IT Uri (LEANER' the cooking" but still finds time By DRU CHALLBERG during college year. Subscription sc.- 198 EAST SANTA CLARA to read at least one book a Society Editor coated only on remainder-of-semes. soterrnstaVtobte."..".50’..54,:::::.,~0WAW.0".5.50501,Aletbstrol: ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each 1 week. English history is her kFc FORMAL GROVE semester $450, Off-campus price per favorite subject but she prefers 1 Presentation of campus queens representing the various fra- copy, 10 cents CV 4-6414Ediforiat the Bible. "My day wouldn't ternity houses will be a special attraction at tonight's annual semi- Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advil,. SAUTA CRUZ BEACH tisIng Ext. be complete without it," she said. formal Interfraternity Council dance. The dance will be held from 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084 Dancing Every Sat. Niqht +Lucky 7 Retired Dean of Women Miss Press of Glob* Printing Co. Office 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Villa Hotel in San Mateo. hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through Helen Dimmick was asked if COED DAIRY PRINCESS Friday. Any phone calls should be Student Discount she remembered Mrs. Tronson. Chosen District 1 Dairy Princess recently by the American made during these hours This week's topic: 'Yes, I did know her. She was a Dairy Association was Linda Tanferani, SJS junior from Loleta. Miss Editor _ ... CAROLYN PERICIO "If Costs Your Life fine 'mother' to the boys, and a Tanferani will be competing in the June California Dairy Princess Advertising Manager REV, LYNN HUNW1CK 3c SHERRY THOMPSON Alto fine cook. All the college men contest which will be held in Fresno. of Palo Day &Pio, MARTY NEDOM per gal. who lived there admired her. It PINNED was considered wonderful luck Gretchen Haug, Alpha Phi junior general elementary education 6:00 p.m. Deuert

with Student Body Card! to get in whenever she had a major from Santa Barbara, to Jeff Davis, Theta Chi junior philoso- 615 p.m. Meeting vacancy. phy and psychology major from Whittier. eeliyiew BUY NOW AND SAVE AT YOUR "It's wonderful her 'First Marilyn Butcher, Alpha Phi sophomore sociology major from Roger Williams LUCKY 7 SERVICE STATION Family' is honoring her. Too San Jose, to Lee Cox, Theta Chi junior public relations major from Fellowship rrrrri these tokens of apprecia- San Jose. - 1170 North 4th Street San Jose - 'hought about but never Oryaniprtictuf C- hurch Services: Where quality and service mean economy Judy Mosher, senior education major from San Jose, to Ken carro': McMahon. Lambda Chi Alpha senior mechanical engineering major 8:45 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 730 prn Mrs. Izetta Pritchard, 2051 from San Carlos, 10:00 College Bible Class Lynwood Terrace, retired SJS Adrianne Helmer, freshman secretarial -administration major - - housing co-ordinator, also re- from Ben Lomond. to Ward Johnson. Sigma Phi Epsilon freshman GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH "ailed Mrs. Tronson. "Yes, I history major from Berkeley. FOCUS ella E. San Fernando SPARTAN PROGRAMS heard of Mrs. Tronson from boys Linda Shirey, freshman at the University of California at For Meaningful Existence GEORGE COLLINS JOHN U. AKERS who came to my office .. . I've Davis, to Don Howard. Theta Xi junior business and industrial College Chaplain Pastor COMMITTEE management major from Piedmont. ENGAGEMENTS; Worship Sunday Mary Bastein, sophomore social science major and resident of At One Of Those Nearby Lutheran Council presents: Women's center from National The Catholic Modesto, to Alan D. Archer, Methodist Churches SUIllnwr ,enior business major. A June wedding is planned. The Rates Ann McCarthy. senior elementary education major from Bakers- St. Thomas Chapel 2-BEDRM. APAICIMENTS field and resident of the Catholic Women's center, to Wallace FIRST ST. PAUL'S A student Onset for It,. doubter, Dave Hoffman Trio 2 Students 880.00 tr),),,h)r Brrkeisfrelrl NI rr n:rr,r ,. -. r,,, rex. Santa Clare & Sth lOth of San SalY sluststIone, and believer. 3 Students 890.00 Sig.. 1:10 & tI a.m. dere a m "Jazz in the Afternoon" Sermon. "Hearers Only: Deceive 4 Students ... $100.00 TYPEWRITER Themselves" and up Place: CCC 300 5, 10th at San Carlos Mon., May 28 APARTN11. \ 17, RENTALS Student Association 2:30 P.M. Morris Dailey Aud. WITH POOL Special Student Rotes Lutheran THE WESLEY FOUNDATION EVENING 8125.00 Flat Rate latest TUESDAY models Free delivery hrbetu Meet at the CCC fully guaranteed Free Parking (Mtkodist Student Center) yid ea's, Tickets: Free to Students - Th 16 At 5 10 for ridy to No no deposit Fret exchange Spartan Rental Sunday at 6:00 p.m. and eOpenfri 1.4 As Public -$1.50 1.1:"r1 t.e,.4%f asti ?of rwse:enle Open to the 124 E San Fernando ' We re nest to Col look- CV 3-5283 throughout the week. 100 So. 10th at Son Carlos

Service 5th and Santa Clara CT 2-3707 CYO.' C8,I.1 Pastor 1.4 jr 'of opperfullly for you commvters to offend a good show,/ 435 So. 9111- CY 7-8877 MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. J Benton White, Campus Minister CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER 'SPARTAN DAILVs 'TV's Pilot Films Student Art Exhibition Friday. May '.'?; 'VV.? Not Best at First' To Hold Preview Opening Versatile Pianist To Play NEW YORK WPII A pilot The annual SJS film never represents the best Student Art are dra wi ng s, printmaking. Exhibition opens Music Sunday with a preview painting in a variety of media Gershwin that can be done with a televi- Sunday at 2-4 p.m. in the Art and sculpture. "Evening of George Gersh- phasizes that he sees no con- sion series. according to video department's two galleries and This year's exhibition shows win" with pianist Andre Previn flict of interest in writing both main producer Bob Banner. hallway. more mature and better de- playing and conducting a 50- classical and Aid musk'. Official "It's only a first attempt,' opening day is Mon- s-eloped attitudes on the part of piece Symphony orchestra will -It semi's to me that entirely day, with the show r Banner recently told the annual u nni n g students, according to John V. appear in civic auditorium Sun- too much is made of the impen- through June 15. DeVincenzi assistant professor alio-TV banquet for state day at 5:30 p.m. etrable barrier between the two. The 194 entries in the show of art. ,,roadcasters at Kansas univer- Conductor - composer - pianist There's no roason that concert- represent work completed by art "As the shows have grown, sity, Lawrence. Kim. "I've never Previn ha.s a range cf interests gueri should not accept the two students s ince February 1961 they have grown in number, known any show with a good and talents which ale not limited on the Sallie program," he once and range in style from impnes- stature and attitudes," DeVin- east and staff that didn't im- to any style of musicclassical, said. sionIstic to realistic. cenzi said, The great variety of prove after going on the air." movie, Broadway or jazz. His Tickets to Previn's San Jose Entries are clasified work in this year's show is evi- Banner, who conducts campus into two concert tours are equally pro- show are on sale at. the San Jose groups, design and dence of growing individualism seminars on television subjects, crafts, and grammed with classical piano box office, Ste. Claire hotel, drawing, painting, among students and, thus, a is scheduled to take part in a printmaking works and jazz recitals. Market and San Carlos sts. Ad- and sculpture. First, second and definitely "healthier approach to symposium to be conducted in In the 14 years since he en- missions are 54.50, 53.50 and third prize non-cash awards and art problems of today," the pro- July by Northwestern univer- tered the professional music one honorable mention will he lessor said. sity, where he once was a fac- Previn has achieved dis- made in each group. The Gallery is open week- ulty member in the Speech and tinction as an arranger. musical All works exhibited in the day's from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and Drama department. director, concert pianist, and re- show were chosen by a jury of Sundays from 1:15-5 pm, during '55 VW SEDAN - cording artist. $699 art faculty members. the run of the exhibition. The design and crafts group The composer's first assign- '60 FALCON 2-DOOR ment, scoring music played by SEDAN includes weaving, printed tex- $1199 TROPICAIRE tiles, tapestiy, Jose Iturbi in "Holiday in Mex- mosaics, pottery, '61 MONZA COUPE TWIN-VUE jewelry, leather and wood France's Efforts ico," came at the age of 17. DRIVE IN Three years later he became a $1999 1051 ',ANY', crafts design, commercial CLARA AT art, MUSIC AND MIMICSThe Limeliters bring their folk music interior design and three-dimen- full-fledged composer by writ- EARL WILLIAMS CL 14144 and satire to San Jose's civic auditorium tonight. Rehearsing for sional design and models. ing the score for "The Sun MOTORS NORTH SCREEN To Join 'Big Two' the local session are (I.-r.) Alex Hassileu, Lou Gottlieb and Glenn NORTH SCREEN Included in the second group Comes Up." (CLASS OF 'Si) CHILDREN'S HOUR By RILL NEWSOM Yarbrough. While under contract to MGM, 1199 SO. FIRST STREET UPI Foreign News Analyst Previn was composer-conductor CY 2-751117 ONE, TWO. THREE In the hurly burly of each of such motion pictures as -- SOUTH SCREEN day's news it is easy to over- -Three Little Words," "Kim," PHANTOM PLANET Ichoteclate Limeliters Bring Humor, "Kiss Me Kate." "Invitation to look the inter-locking influences ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE the Dance," "Kismet," "Gigi" ,,f seemingly widely separated and "Bells are Ringing." Something 531",, MED MI ,,vents. Songs Tonight to Civic Nominated seven times for Different! 1-4.) Thus, Great Britian's attitude Academy awards, Previn re- their have been POHL"! 396 South Firs+ o'w a rd Berlin can influence The Limeliters hring given the singers al ceis out Oscars in 1959 for "Porgy 4 DRIVE-IN FIVE FINGER EXERCISE songs to Cnicatfo's Mister Kenny's: and and Bess'' and in 1958 for Try Our 0.01.1/./10 subtle humor and folk An 6 5072 PN Rukkell & Jack West German Chancellor Kon- - PLUS New 1'u:di's Village Vanguard. In 195N he received the Screen 0." "^, CIA, 'Mitt 'WOO' SANTA CIA4,1 tad civic auditorium tonight at 8:30. JUNGLE FIGHTERS Adenauer's feelings toward Itli it' A ncel and Main:11;0)1e. Twi conmosers assn. award Lawrence Haryr, Comedy and singing talents of for an Britain's entry into the Com- appearances on the Ed Sullivan original ballet in "Invitation to FISH.wich THE COMMANCHEROS the trio were organized in 1959 end mon Market as desired both by Show and TV "exposures" on the the Dance" and the Berlin Film Filet of Fish Debbie Reynolds & Andy Gr SPARTAN Prime Minister Harold Macmil- after a chance meeting in Los Dinah Shore. Dave Garroway Festival award for original THE SECOND TIME AROUND DRIVE IN THEATRE 0y0 3410 lan's government and the United Angeles' Cosmo Alley brought and Perry Como shows are also scoring. Deliciou, Sauce Fail al Alma States. Louis Gottlieb, Alex Hassileu behind the Limeliters. Previn has composed jazz, Lettuce & Surat, Bun FREE CAR HEATERS and Glenn Yarbrough together All three members of the ARATOGA 311)127. At the moment, the United pop and classical music and em. ROME ADVENTURE for the first time. group began as single night club Donahue Si Angie Dickimon States and Britain exchange cer- Only LA BELLE AMERICAINE PLUS tain int ormation on nuclear The unique style of the Lime- acts Lefore they organized. Gott- SIX projects, a courtesy not afforded liters, which appeals to audi- lieb, the Limeliters' corn ic Plus BLACK HORSES murphy & Dan Dioyee France by either nation and a ences of all ages, backgrounds spokesman, was an original Spartan Committee LOSS OF INNOCENCE AND SAT ONLY - constant source of irritation to and musical tastes, received its member of the Gateway singers LEGEND OF THE LOST Gen. Charles de Gaulle. debut at Aspen, Colo., and San and an arranger for the King- 39' Francisco's Hungry i. ston Tiio. After earning a Ph.D. To Present Jazz Y7- LaNASZET THIRD FORCE Cooked to Order TOWNE 3060 First LP album of the group in musicology in 1958, Lou re- "An afternoon in Jazz" fea- Last week De Gaulle toured was released in 1960. That same turned t. show business as a turing the Dave Hoffman Trio 1433 The Alameda LES LIAISONS he French boondocks, placing year saw a two-week concert. single comic because "I'm a per- will be presented by Spartan DANGEROUS ANATOMY AWARD WINNER special emphasis on what he ex- tour in Los Angeles and San former and if I go three weeks prcgrams committee Monday at OF '61 pects to be France's new role in Francisco with the Jo hnn y without performing, I get sick." 2:30 p.m. in Morr is Dailey The leadership Now You Con See It of a third force Mathis show and a national con- Alex. who alternates between auditorium. HOLIDAY HOW FRENCH CAN THE ,tanding between the Anglo- cert tour with IVIott Sahl, guitar and five-string banjo on The jazz trio SCREEN GET? consists of Dave NOT TONIGHT, HENRY :-:axons of the United States and The Limeliters have since be- stage, speaks fluent French. Hoffman on piano, Staff Miller, on, Vadm' Contron.csiaI haesterviec Britian and the Russians. bass and Ed Fast Serv Foods PLUS Plus come one of the nation's top re- Portugnese. Spanish and Russian Swaney, drums. adsmy Aratqw0,;:.: Cartoon horn Vittorio DeeSice and Sophie Icier, The implication was that De cording artists, and concert' rind and sings al o,er a dozen addi- Free reserved tickets for stu- locrois from new library? Gaulle himself felt little enthu- night club aeta, Top hillin,-, ,ional Ti:, i and clialecb-f. dents and faculty are available ERSATZ THE MILLER'S BEAUTIFUL WIFE -rasm toward Britain's entry in- at the student affairs business 4th and San Fernando 345 to the continent through the office. T1-116. so. Common Market and that his isi price might be higtt. Students Rate Professors Associated Students A FOX WEST COAST THEATRE Alma & Almaden There was speculation that in 'he forthcoming meeting be- of wean De Gaulle and Macmillan, On Their Idiosyncrasies San Jose City College Illey111,S ii part of the price might be I1s Is X If Hs et its PRESLE.If prexent British agreement to exchange Although many inst _ finds i, upsettin. '/AY nuclear information with France gard the task of grading their In.' in a rlass a ;1 resse if Dr. S. I. Ilavakavsa 14FaCIN11/1/ which presently is involved in students as one of the most dif- "folks" by one 'fist rletor. ruosaal 1he expensive business of des-el- ficult and unpleasant aspects of r '.5 i r hfi IPCTI "Understanding Modern Art" -ping its own nuclear force. their job, students seem to take 4: nrivani freshmen as it they were FRIDAY, .1 MAY 25 This in turn would involve re- an almost sadistic delight in the leagues with a Ph.D, ileeree h,aturr. at fl Ran lo Men's Gym 8:30 vision of the United States' own opportunity to rate their pi' - frustrating to Linda p.m. ROME ADVENTURE Lazear, Gen. Adm. $1.50 San Jo-t' Cit7 College .1efensive policies. lessors. freshman nursing major. Miss On the other hand, British Student response to a questain Letear is also disconcerted by failure to win entry into the concerning teachers' idiosyncra- teachers who perpetually ippear 1 Common Market also would up- cies which they find annoying or in the classroom nine minutes Come and Famous Opf,ra in English set Washington's plan.s for an distracting tends to surpass any late. Atlantic community joined in- response to an instructor's lec- le? Jean Sedwick. a stead of divided by the expanse ture in class. junior PsY- chology major, reports that one !jet Cm of water in between. Here are a few comments DON GIOVANNI instructor's notion from some San Jose State coeds of humor is Fine Dinners at Mozart NEW DIVISIONS who have found amusing pecu- to attach fake names to his stu- Such an arrangement would dents. For instance, he refers to Sp,,,,h and Drama Production liarities among their professors. Low Prices see Britain joined with the six One ju n i or English major a Mr. Livingstone as "Mr. Fer- Chicken Friday and Saturday. May 25 and 26 nations of the European Eco- cited a teacher who mill aWeil guson." nomic Comm ti ni ty and the yawning in the classroom. A Perhaps the most annoyine Dinner $1.25 Also May 30 thru Jinn' 2 United States and Canada close- student unfortunate enough to lit, niof all can he attr: Special Steak ly tied in through special trade yawn was threatened with the another of Miss Sedwa Dinner $1.10 50c SJSC STUDENTS $1.00 GENERAL and other agreements. possibility of being sent to the vidto dtiights I iiirtain 8:15 Taken altogether, the scope of nurse's office "to lie down." tunes on the radiator . Top Sirloin Dinner. $1.49 this march of events was world- The coed also noted another fingers during a test. 'I tick ill BOX OFFICE 3111 & SAN FERNANDO sTs. wide but only indirectly involved instructor who constantly dra- itself might not be too distract- Open 1.5 Daily in the battle against commu- matized It 1 s quotatinn marks ing, hut lw persists in humming ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE nism. during lectures by flinging his accompaniment!" she 7, ;71 De Gaulle, proclaiming a "Eu- hands into the air in a wild lamented. . 2nd Street rope from the Atlantic to the gest tire. rrals," spoke from a pinnacle Teachers who wear bri eh t viewpoint of history. ties cn test days are particularly So did Nikita Khrushchev annoying to Mary Arm Holly. it hen, confidently foreseeing an freshman physical science ;LAYS PREVIN Hied split, he predicted, "We major. ii ill ',Iry y-ii " Mayv frc

GERSHWIN FREE DINNER DON'T Purchase 1 El Patio Special DELAY! Andro Prerin Plays and Conducts Call The Musie of George Gershirin $2.00 Dinner and Receive a Second One FREE BRING A FRIEND! Today FEATURING CY 7-2121 'Consists of Tamale, Enchiladas, Chili Con Come, Rice & Salad A 50-PIECE (Summer flights are filling rapidly!) SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Also Live Entertainment . . . - AND HIS TRIO Friday & Saturday Nights . Featuring the LEE SISTERS in a rousing Howard Nelson's Community Songfest. SUNDAY, MAY 27 8:30 P.M. SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM (ARMEN'S El, l' kr110 TRAVEL ADVISORS inc. TICKETS: $4 50. $3.50, $2.50. Na, CY 5-0888 Dinner 'Nil 10 p.m. Ste. Claire Hotel 360 W. San Carlos Open 'Nil 2 a.m. 24 E. San Fernando San Jose SSPARTAN DAILY Honors Speaker Friday, May 25, 1962 Views Education's ROTC Show Ends Role In History College TV Series it out iiiw'dl'agt- I) "Learn Today Lead Tomor- lean intellectualism to all parts row." a half-hour show exploring of the world. the goals and methods of the ALL THINGS' Army ROTC program, will con- American colleges and univer- clude this semester's weekly SJS sities differ from those in other television series, "Perspective," to- parts of the world because they morrow at 11:30 a.m. on KNTV, are "all things to all men," pr. Channel 11. Commager said. They are a United Head of the SJS ROTC pro- States invention, he added, and gram, Lt. Col. Edwin T. Rios. will are designed to meet the needs moderate film clips of training at and imagined needs of everyone. Ft. Lewis, Wash., and Ft. Ord. The speaker said that four The four classes of the SJS pro- things are necessary if American gram will be represented on the higher education is to serve world show by four cadets. needs and meet this challenge. The 12-man Army ROTC drill They are creative imagination, ac- team will perform also. CONVOCAT!ON CEREMONIESSJS a cap- first program of its kind to be held at SJS and ceptable models, material help Produced by the Radio-TV area pella choir performs during the Honors convo- will establish a precedent for future annual cere- and scholary leadership. of the Speech and Drama depart- cation held yesterday in Morris Dailey audi- monies. Dr. Henry Steele Commager, noted NEW CIVIL SERVANT ment, "Perspective" will resume torium. Honored at the ceremonies were 247 historian and author, was guest speaker. Dr. Commager said he sees the broadcasting in the fall. Faculty I, lit la t President's and Dean's scholars. This was the emergence of a new kind of civil producer is Dr. Clarence Flick, servant- the international scholar head of the Radio-TV area, and -whose field of activity is the student director is Robert Reyn- ID-Speed BICYCLES whole world and whose scholar- olds, junior. Schwinn From Model United Nations ship is cosmopolitan. Helyett $69.95 The convocation sponsored by Raleigh Phi Kappa Phi, the Sigma Xi club Bakmas Complete and the Key club, was followed GOWNED DIGNITARIESDr. Henry Steele Commager (I.) Taurus Service on Secretariat by a reception for students and and Pres. John T. Wahlquist look over the list of convocation Installs Fre;us All Hostels parents in the Inner Quad, a honorees. Dr. Commager delivered the major address during the Flower PAUL'S CYCLES Continuing preparations for inc publication,: Diane Madsen. spe- luncheon for Dr. Commager in the ceremonies yesterday and was later honored at a luncheon. 1435 The Alamcda CY 3-9766 1963 Model United Nations session cial services and Colleen Sullivan, cafeteria, and a reception spon- Shop :it SJS. Secretary-General S a m assistant. sored by the history department. 0 bre gon formally installed 18 yester- members of the secretariat Flowers day in the Spartan cafeteria. SJS Color Guard Corsages Appointed to the secretariat

were Richard Quigley, executive CY 2-0462 l0th & Santa Clara .issist ant ; Pat Kennedy. deputy: In Bond Campaign and Elsie Landis. Bill Baker and Four AFROTC and AROTC ca- Lyal Holmberg, deputies to the dets from San Jose State will he secretary-genera I. color guard for a replica of the . . . When it comes to Directors for the session will be Freedom 7 Mercury space capsule Gary Wexler, budget and finance: to be displayed during U.S. Free- Artists' Supplies Tom King. assistant; Efriam dom Bonds campaign. Kickof f Gugel. agenda and procedure, and ceremonies start today at noon at Enid Lucchesi. assistant. the old city hall plaza, Park and UnderseciTtaries on the secre- Market sts. Breakfast and How About taiiat include Kathy McKay. hous- Bowling Sunday Morning' Rifle guards will be AROTC mg and meals; Diane Holland freshmen Delbert Covington and PALM BOWL and special events; Robert Gary Ogley. Sophomore Bill Hart- Schulenberg, facilities and trans- 1523 W. Son Carlos ing and freshman Eldin Cady. portation: Lu Vlaardingcr, se:Tre- CY 4-2810 AFROTC cadets, will be flee lariat services: Carole Lee bearers. . ... _VIAr gPIT .fUlk Freedom bonds have been termed "One practical way in which we D Old World Charm in Dining may make tangible expression of our patriotism," by SJS Pres. John America's Most Beautiful Hofbrau T. Wahlquist. Authentic Bavarian Food BEFORE THE PROCESSIONALThe academic Clark, professor of psychology, (I.) chats with RENT NOW FOR Music Every Night processional forms in the Inner Quad before Dr. William Dusel, vice president, and Dr. . . . even coeds from SUNDAY -v. -., -ft. C leading into tylcrris Dailey auditorium yesterday Henry Steele Commager (r.), guest speaker. Fall Semester during the convocation exercises. Dr. Brant pilot.. b. liro challherc the Leland Stanford Die Rhinelander( THURSDAY J ) For as Low as Junior Farm come to Band Wilda g 436 New High School Approved Baughn Fri. & Sat. Nite: C Books Sister City $200.00 and up and Her P,arc) PER SEMESTER 12115 Featurei in Library Exhibit Unapproved ARTISTS' SUPPLIES garden eity Dinner 7 p.m. PICIVIRE FRAMES iv mart 1.1 fie roiintry $140.00 and up 31Market So. CY 7-2002 6 lii ,enior high schools to the com- PAINTS & WALLPAPERS , icadiniz and trade pub- 11 prehensive exhibit in the Educa- Four SJS students will be guest .-, a month lishers contributed 436 new books tion reading room, third floor, tonight at the community banquet 2 Stores North Wing, of the college library. celebrating San Jose's five-year 112 So. 2nd St. The collection covers the grade SPARTAN RENTAL Oka- range of 10 through 12 and in- sister-city affiliation with CY 2-1447 cludes many adult books specially yama, Japan. SERVICE and selected, because of their suita- The Pacific Neighbors dinner Valley Fair Shopping Center 485 So. 9th CY 7-8877 bility, for use in high schools. 7 o'clock will be held in the Sat, The 50 subject classifications or Jose city hall cafeteria. sub-classifications represented in Nancy May and James Am- the exhibit break down under such mon.s. two students representing topical heads as today's world. MONEY ? San Jose in Okayama this sum- understanding through history, sci- mer. and Yasuko Okano and El- Beauty Care ence and man, literature kind the suke Toyoftiku, two coeds (nal-. arts; of the world. Okayama attending SJS this yea' At Low, Low Prices If ou are even slightly The exhibit is open daily and will be guests. All work done by qualified will last through June I. students under supervision. Highlight of the dinner will be Here, in an organized collection. interested in such things an address by E. Snowden Cham- cr" arranged by subject matter, and bers, program executive of the covered by an annotated, com- office of private co-operation, U.S. SULLIVAN g EAUTY COLLEGE you'll he glad to know pletely indexed catalogue, are not Information agency. 115 West San Fernando Si. CY 5-9S16 only the outstanding new hooks that when you sell for young adults. hut many of the The winning entry in the com adult titles which are receiving petition for an official Pacifi, critical attention and acceptance Neighbors lapel design will he an- your used books in review media across the coun- nounced. ,ry. The catalog, which is num- Nine students from SJS en ierm at Cal Book von bered to conform to the numbered design.s are Nancy Duke, Jack SPRING SPECIAL! books. gives easy and direct access Dykstra, Barbara Renner, Steve will get the Ii, whatever books may hold the Osborn. Robert Ginn, Bruce Wolfe FREE MONONURAI OR 1 viewers interest. !Ben Akutagawa. Jeanette Copley and Stephen Snell. STEREO RECORDING highest price The exhibit comes here through I The top design will be sent 1,, Books on Exhibit, a national pro- OF YOUR CHOICE WITH Okayama to he incorporated int., paid any- motional enterprise of the publish- 1 a lapel pin representative of the PURCHASE OF A ers here ! representisl in the keity DIAMOND NEEDLE! Just 1 Block from Campus GRADUATION SPECIAL Open Every Night Until 9:30 Z \ I ri. II 8 TRANSISTOR POCKET RADIO I I with ear phone and carrying case. california book co., ltd. 134 e. san fernando Req. 575 00 3995 Now only 5Complete

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By FRED RAGLAND Running es enls in the Modesto Murat] and Mike ii.lbeati stand a Fall as Wits contempt a nt I Pill lieu sill lx' able to coup'! , .1. 144 A San Jose State freshman meet are slated to get underway ' good chance of eclipsing the wi- in the week. -/le can gain morel discus for San Jose. Ethl:111N In le foursome shoot for the national at 6:15 p.m, with the open ham- thoutl frooth ntandard of 3 30.9. Nards for us in the 440 than in the jure d his neck last week an d v...- mer and javelin events set for an (ouch Bud Winter feels they are 220," Winter reason-S. Middleton forced to miss the Northern Cali-' Is nosh record in the sprint medley sports early 4:30 start. capabde of getting into the 8:19s. has clocked 20.9 in the 220 this I furnia Imitational meet Saturday...;i: relay tomorrow night in the an- The quartet of Dwight Mid- Middleton vvill run the opening season, but also has a 47.6 best In I Other at N10.: - V, top attractions nual California Relays at Modesto., dleton, Larry Le I II, Lloyd guarter-mile leg rather than Le the quarter. desto will include the th.id meet- -foot pule vaulters Dave 0- LeFall will receive the pass ing of 16 from Middleton and run the first 'Fork and John Uelses, the appear- iii .n Three Tie for 220 leg. Murad will run the third ace of world broad jump record at Lead leg a 220- - and pass to Gibeau holder Ralph Boston, a duel be- for the anchor half mile leg. tweet, rust -us standouts Rink [tab....-. 51- Mike Gibeau Goes After Sir.ester, and an op. he A lot of eyes will be on Gibeau. pea! iv Hal Connolly., the Mike clocked 1:50.1 in the 880 In Independent Ball ..! d . d holder in II ii ill saturday at Stanfordjust two- 1,riths of a second off the na- itiree independent softball teams not show up and later dropped tional freshman record. (Miran ea in a tie for first place in Nationa from ros lacked the league. a r a- may also go in the open half their league Wednesday, as Omega The OTA nt) broke a 3-3 tie in the By PAUL KANTER 1,1111 I III 14..,111 1 I,Aight ;Mid- tulle at Modesto. Tau Alpha bumped the Sheiks, final inning when Gil Cyester stole Saturday at the California re- dleton 14400, Larry Student Nurses ty ;.., while the Draft Dodgers were Le Fall 1220i. Spartan Dennis Johnson. now on second base and then scored on Illiollf% 10 lie malt' lit .k, Sinfonia 15-2. lays at Modesto, freshman Mike Lloyd Murad (220) and Gibeau the comeback trail, will be faced an overthrow ball by catcher Ron (880r have set individual times helping.. nat. al concern ad . imbela Delta Sigma beat Gibeau will attempt to break the with a stiff assignment in the n- Lewis. that add up to a 3:19.9, one second iiiIr.oliteo. a new Its dri. ...TC worse than the Draft national freshman record in the open 100-yard dash. He will be Art Bruns hit a three-run tinder the existing national fresh- Ilieraiti to this area. lgers beat Sinfonia. The score homer !taking on two of the world's to lead the Draft Dodgers to their 880 of 1:49.9. man record. lii ",eattle. the hest sale. of the LDS-AROTC game was I greatest sprinters in world record overwhelming victory. Russ Ritchie Gibeau lowered his best per- people liase 10111 23-4. I.1)S (7-3) is in second place, (ills-au, who is ranked the No. holders Robert Hayes and Canad- and John Ross homered for LDS formance in the half-mile and set - initaci Mr. ilarra-. two games behind OTA, the Sheiks, I freshman Mitt ruruier In the ian Harry Jerome. in their slaughter of AROTC. Ron 111 - II III and the Draft Dodgers. a new San Jose State freshman United States, rarely cats meat. Hayes, who defeated Fra tik Harris homer-eel for the latter Lincoln Ave. Allen Haulers picked tip a for- record last week at Stanford when He said that it is not part of his Budd last Friday in the Coliseum 1093 team. CY 2-1173 feit a in over the Bea . who did he was timed at 1:50.1 to place training program. . Relays, is co-holder of the too- Going into yesterday's fraternity third behind Olympic star Jerry "I never acquired a taste for yard dash standard of 9.2 with league action, there was a three- Siebert's 1:48.5 and SJS varsity meat." he says. "I eat a hambur- Budd. Jerome shares the world way tie for first, between FAIRGROUNDS PiKA, runner Ben Tucker's 1:49.9. ger occasionally and I eat a steak , 100 meters record of 10.0 will: SAE and Theta Chi. If the :,,ROEPER league His coaches think that he is before most of my races because 1Germany's Armin Hary. FAIRWAYS season ends in a tie Tuesday, LEE'S the capable of running a 147 half- my coaches say it is good for me." Winter is dropping quarter - teams will have to discuss when Golf Course mile. Gibeau. a physical education miler Willie Williants &Ain to a ALL HAIRCUTS it will be played off. "I think that I have a good major, hopes to become a coach 220-yard aoisignment tomorrow However, if a tie exists when chance to set a new national after he graduates. in an attempt to put together the independent league winds up freshman record at Modesto be- an 880-yard relay team compar- Monday, 50' a playoff will be held cause of the stiff competition I , able with some of the fine S.Is 1.25 Tuesday afternoon. FOR GREEN FEES will encounter," tilbeau says. conibinations of the past. Willie Open 9-7 Mon -Sat., Sun. 9-4 WITH COPY OF THIS AD The championship doubleheader The son of a San Francisco po- Will team with Jim Flemons. ROAD (ietween the Yang Goes Bruce McCullough and John..., 10TH & TULLY respective winners of lice inspector. Gibeau came to San 68 E. San Fernando Sun. & Holidays excludad) (SO., -itch league will be played Thurs- Jose State from Lincoln high A decision will Is. made 1., lowiO Town) day afternoon. If a third game in school In San Francisco where he row on whether Harry Edv MON.....11 the best of three series is needed, was named all-city, all-state and it will be played Friday. In Big Five All-American in track. He won the I Tomorrow is the deadline for state high school 880 champion- Beaty to Bears RENT A payment of the $9.50 fee for miss- ship last year. ,i taxi! sprint .ii ion TYPEWRITER ing equipment by all organizations One of the big thrills in Gi- FoHigrreh JAZZ to at- beau's life was being a member of Competition st Beaty has decided ..hich participated in the all-col- of California .pecial Student Rates lege track meet. the team that carried the Olympic i tend the University torch to the opening of the 1960 LOS ANGELES ( UPI I next fall. Beaty has been clocked AT Independent Standings Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. UCLA's chances for a high finish at 9.4 in the 100. 20.6 in the 22in 3 mos. s1 TRYING FOR NEW 880 REC- the At hletic Association of won lost Besides running the 880, Gi- and 47.3 in the 440. His times i! ORDFreshman Mike Western Universities track meet )mega Tau Alpha 9 1 beau has turned in a 4:11.0 in Gibeau the 100 and 220 are the top high will tomorrow at the Coliseum ap- "RENT -;Ireiks 9 1 t he mile. H,' says that his go all out after the na- school marks in the nation thi- JAN KO'S USE OUR peared brighter today with the 'raft Dodgers 9 1 coaches think that he is capable tional freshman 880 record of year. re. TO OWN" PLAN Lambda. Delta Sigma 7 3 of running a 4:10 mile. He 1:49.9 at Modesto tomorrow. news that decathlon star C. K. Every lliors, Set \ lien His career best is 1:50.1, set last Yang would compete. Haulers ... 5 5 doesn't set any goals for him- CONFEDERATE LINES CLOSE Moulder hall 5 5 self. "I let my coaches set them week at the Northern California Yang, who pulled up while run- Confederate lines in Virginia \ewman Knights 4 6 for me," he says. invitational at Stanford. ning a quarter-mile leg in last .."14eeW.y4 were so close to Washington, D.(' BUS.1:Sti .\ ROTC 4 6 Friday's Coliseum Relays, worked AND CF-If I,E In addition to the half-mile and school freshman mile relay record during the Civil War that the un- the -linfonia 2 8 out Wednesday and Bruin coach Third & San Fernando mile races, Gibeau also runs a lap of 312.0. finished dome of the Capitol is iii !leavers* 1. 10 Ducky Drake said the Formosan, of the mile relay. Earlier this year Besides the open 880 he will run be seen through a telescope. It, pped I nom leagne recovered from a DON RUSSO he was a member of the SJS at Modesto, Gibeau will be a mem- at had ieshman team that set the new ber of the freshman medley relay muscle strain. Drake said Yang would be en- TRIO tered in the pole vault, javelin, FREE MILK and the high and low hurdle races. CARLO'S PIZZA Continuous Entertainment Bill Aragona Finds NCAA Southern California coach Jess (Under New Monowrninn from 9:30 Hill, whose Trojans are favored EVERY TOP SIRLOIN DINNER to win their third straight Big CY 2-8119 Golf Meet Prospect Exciting Five championship, announced that Kevin Hogan would run the For Only $149 Pizza from 85c By DON CHAPM. way," the 20-year-old public re- 880 instead of the 440. Hogan. one HOFBRAU STYLE - For a man who's ne,...r been lations major said. "Last year John of USC's outstanding qua rt em Refreshments on tap cquiPe41 04taunzitt farther than the south side of might have done even better had milers, ran the 880 for the first LUNCHES AND tune three weeks ago and won Delivery Service 207 '-treet Lake Tahoe, the thought of a he had someone to help him with trip to the NCAA golf tournament arrangements so he could spend the) race in 1:50.8, third best tint, DINNERS in Durham, N.C., is an exciting more time practicing on the: in the AAWU this year. Take study break one. course." Stanford's Harry McCalla ha, drop in for pizza' Such is the case for Bill Ara- Lotz and Aragona will both be decided to pass up the mile run gona, who has been selected along returning to the .Spartan varsity where his clocking of 4:07.6 is DON'T WAIT UNTIL best in the conference this 19 with John Lotz to represent San next year, along with Harlan second 862 N. 13th N. MARKET ST. Jose State in the June 15-22 tour- Krantz, Mike Tanzer, Tom Bar- season, and concentrate solely oil nament. her, and freshman standouts John? the three ni YOU ARE "I am very excited, since the Brugger and Harry Taylor. This tournament will give me an op- should give the Spartans a heavy portunity to see some sights as golfing punch. well as play with the top collegiate Don James, a prospect from BALD golfers in the nation," Bill ex- lege of San Mans,. will room t. BEFORE YOU REALIZE HOW claimed. Bill next year. San Mateo had thi. PRECIOUS YOUR HAIR IS! The two Spartans, accompanied state junior college champion golf You sure will TAN "An ounce of prevention is by Coach Walt McPherson, will team last year and is just as worth a pound of cure." get a peek at Washington. D.C., rough this season. sure won't burn Never was that more true en route home from Duke univer- Bill, who hails from Milbrae, relaxation and enjoyment in than with your hair. 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NO APPT NEEDED THURS. 4 P.M - 8 1912 West San Carlos Street, San Jose NEXT TO W1NCIIELL'S SAN JOSE: 28 No. 1st St. (300 Commercial Bldg.) 4--NPARTA1h DAILY Insurance Co. rda Students First Away From Home Professor Plans Instructional Aids To Give Grant Course Scheduled 'Susceptible to Communist Line' Officials of Allstate Insurance Leisure Travel will meet with San Jose State's administrators Monday to The following is Me fourth and final article dealing with Phil McWilliams. president Internatarnal Re- present In Branch Session somewhere that retire- eight years teaching in Canada. the FBI's charges that American college youth ere easy club, senior, international relations: "I read a grant of $2500 for use as tuitian lations The retiring professor is a mem- St prey for Communist party indoctrination. The students ment is often thought of as a scholarships for A avs-day orkshop in the interviewed ettempt question from this "Students who are attracted to the Communist teachers wishing to simmer the period when people do many things ber of Kappa Delta Pi, national preparation of instructional ma- SJS standpoint. party most easily are ones with no grounding. to take summer courses a few education honorary society: Pi in driver terials will be offered from June I They are away from home for the first time and for the last time, and only By TIM BARR first time." said Lambda Theta, women's educa- education training. 18-22 at 1-lartnet1 college. Salinas, have had no previous political foundation. They things for the Bill Pollacek, freshman. political science: of tional honorary society, and was Dr. Marland K. Strasser. as part of SJS' branch session. ac- have no reasons for their political views. These Mrs. Lillian Gray. professor head "The years in college are the ones during hope to a scholarship adviser for Kappa of the driver training cording to Joe H. West. SJS dean people are the perfect target. They are the apa- elementary education. "I program, which ideas become solidified. Many students go Alpha Theta. She also has been said that a few scholarships of summer sessions. thetic students. reverse that tendency," added Pro- will along with the bandwagon. fessor Gray. who is retiring at faculty adviser to Delta Phi Up- also be available for students reg- The workshop will assist teach- "I don't think a pure Communist group could "I don't know of any Communist groups at the end of the semester. silon, kindergarten education hon- istered in regular session who are ers in the planning and making get started at the SJS campus, hut I do agree SJS. But, a real Commie group wouldn't come Already having been to South, orary society. majoring in this field. of instructional aids. a Communist-controlled one could get a start. right out and say whom it represents. It may America. Europe and Mexico. she Professor Gray is also a past With emphasis on visual aids. These groups have to offer something to the stu- set up a front, such as a card playing group. or a hopes to specialize in her travels' vice president for the SJS Patron., the course will cover effective use dent before he will follow. Then. aten they have political discussion group. But who knows what now. assn of chalkboards. bulletin boards, him interested, the student will not question what Big Auto is going on in the basement? "I would like to return to Spain dioramas, simple sketches and ob- ideology underlies the group. Ingram Sayings Announced "The student who is living away from home and Portugal," she slid. "Mexico Wornsa nd married men Ovr jects embedded in bioplastic, 21, $75 less it) dividend, or a for the first time is most susceptible to the COMMON a great fascination for net LEFTISTS also holds Weekend Co-Rec of US limed on current 17 per Enrollment will he limited to 50 Communist line. He is a little withdrawn and for Acapulco." She ex- crit dividend/. ilnoisi mon under "The reason so many leftist groups are com- me. except 25 $252 feu and one semester unit of educa- $43 dishdend, or a net doesn't join groups easily. He is a sitting duck mon at Cal or San Francisco state. I feel, is that plained that to her. Acapulco is of 5209. re( tion credit may be obtained. !)an for the Communists. much of a tourist center. "The 5' 7/20.000 1644 Wore LIAM* MOO there, there is a different type of instruction. too Banner Disappears P.operty D aaaaa and $500 Medical West explained. Dr. George W. "I like Dr. Sw-arz's statement when he said. represent the Priyments. Other coverages at corn. Here at SJS, our instructors follow a middle- place just doesn't Parable MfInat. no Cochern. associate professor of banner. Payments Cac be Communists run from three to 90, three teet to the rightist true Mexican cultiire.- The weekend Co-Rec md once twice or four times a Co of-the-road approach, or at best, give 'Oar. Cell or write for full infer. education, will direct the work- eight feet tall, and come in every size and shape. which decorated last Saturday's motion to George view. While, at Cal. the professors openly present PAINTING HORRY M. Campbell PS, shop. Fee for the week-long study You can't just pick a Communist out of the crowd. festivities was borrmved by parties 564 Maple A , Sunnyvale, del leftist views. thus creating an atmosphere where Professor Gray, vvhii spends her Upset 14741 (day I nits). Is $12. unknown. The leaders of the week- ele these student groups can get a reason to gather. time oil painting, prefers' EASY TO START leisure end activity request the sign be -It is definitely possible to start a Communist "Our big problem here at State, as far as I to capture what she considers to ret urned soon. Ge group on this campus. I lived in Japan for three can see from trying to organize a group, is that be the authentic habitat of the Tomorrow will mark the last Ar ALCOA years and vividly remember nearly being caught The students don't want to work. They would natives of the country. "That habi- activity sponsored by the Recrea- J6 in a Communist May day riot. There were thou- rather talk about water fights than facing the tat is not to be found in Acapulco," tion department for this season Now interviewing for part- '-ands of people and it took nearly a thousand possibility of injuring their egos or cracking she affirmed. Beginning at 12:311 p.m., in ?L. time or full-time summer help. policemen to break them up." shell- ' "Of course, I will continue to Women's gym, badminton, voll, ttP May start part-time now. write," said Professor Cray. Her Western lvball, basketball and croquet a tel EXPANSIVE specialty is the field of teaching suffered, girl me. tie reading. She has co-authored the Pllor.e CY 4-5860 The craze for stretch pants e, I Beginning at I p.m., and run- book series -Reading for Inde- expanding to soft coordinated Plans till 4, will be swimming. TEMPORARY OFFICE Le

Social Studies ning pendence." and has been on the ALCOA SCHOLARSHIPS stretch slippers and hoots which Trampoline will be made available JOBS an editorial staff of "New Basic AVAILABLE fit like gloves, fashion authori- from 1:30 till 3:30. Readers" for 30 years. She has la day - week - month) ties roln,rt. , Only students holding ASH ac- 3 Summer Workshops also been a member of the Edi- 12 South First St Siote 41' tivity cards will be admitted tr. torial Advisory board for the In- I he activity Three social studies %aorkshow. rent Developments in Social Stud- ternational Reading assn. "11412 Graduals,: NO JOH SECURITY, NO PENSION PLAN, will be held at SJS this summer. ies and Social Studies for Kinder- NO HEALTH PLAN. If you are aggressive, have a back- according to Joe H. West, dean of garten -Primary Grades, will be of- OTHER DEGREES her -B.A. ground in journalism. business or advertising, this is a most summer sessions. fered in the six-week summer ses- The educator earned unusual opportunity in a unique field. ROLLER DERRY needs at the University of California at A one-week workshop On South- sion June 25 to Aug. 3, Dean West management trainees. For background. see Page 2, San Fran- Los Ain.,,elen, and her M.A. at Co- sal east Asia. June 18-22. will include declared. MEXICO cisco Chronirle sports Green Section, May 14. Job involves lumbia university. She spent a year Ca geographical, historical and soci- travel within and outside United States. Contacts highest les-hl The current developments work- at Chicago university winking on with newspapers, radio, television and all media. Salary com- "logical aspects of the area and shop will be directed by Professor her doctorate. NEVER HAD IT pn mensurate with ability. No sports background required hut do the challenge of communism. Sutherland. Miss Frances Gullard, us for interview unless you definite potential. Before coming to SJS in 1932. not contact have assistant professor of education, Mail resume to Roller Derby, 133 K 14th Street, Oakland. Paul C. Blake. SJS associate Professor Gray taught in Los An- Ge We will contact you for interview. Work available on part te'ofessor of education, will direct will be in charge of the kinder- geles city schools. supervised SO GOOD time basis until graduation." 'to workshop. Included on the garten-primary grades workshop. teacher training at the Univce-atj se '.iff will be Michael P. McIntyre.' Six units of education credit of Southern California, and taught -sociate professor of geography. may he obtained in eneh of these at Santa Barbara state college nd Jack W. Sutherland, associate t wo worksh,.t, now a unisersity. She also spent No sense traveling south of the border to get that lip-smack'n ofessor ot education. One unit corner of 4th and STOP WASTING SUMMERS education credit may he oh- Mexican food. Right here in San Jose at the - ,med. St. James you'll find a place that serves Mexican food +hat The other two workshops, Cur - Consider Summer Employment tops any you'll find - even in Mexico. The place? That's right, with All These Advantages -4 Job Interviews -4- Job Interviews will be held in the elementary school teacher it's Tico's Tacos for those delicious tacos plus other equally * tare Up to $100 a Week or more if you ore above average. Placement office, Adm234, unless sp.- candidates. Library Open cified otherwise. Appointment lists are tantalizing Mexican dishes. Come in today and discover the * Work With a Reputable Company. Notionally famous in its field. put out in advance of the interview. Nips elementary nelles01 dis- * Work Your You set your own wonderful world of Mexican food at Tico's Tacos. According To Own Schedule. hours. Miss Joyce Backus, San Jose Students are requested to sign up early. trict i San Luis Obispo county : * Work Anywhere in No. Calif. Even in your home town. state librarian. announced to- TODAY elementary school teacher candi- * Continue On a Part Time Basis when you return to classes nest fall. day that the college library will The Naval Aviation Information Tacos The team Tico's * Earn Cash Scholarships 1from $100 to $6001 remain open :Memorial Day. froni the U.S. Naval Air Re- Madera 44.1111Ity s4.110011: elemen- IS serve Training unit, Alameda, will 'icy 4th and Si. James If you hove a car available and are free fo work library will be omen from a.m. school teacher candidates. be on campus to explain career - Coll or Write to Ill p.m. available to college men as nay., ROYAL HOSTESS CO. Library personnel volunteered officers. There will be a displaj 1290 Terestia Dr., San Jose to work on the holiday because van in the art arcade from 10 an. ,rf the importance Of upcoming until :i p.m.. Indoctrination f! I ALpine 2-8546 STUDENT nnals, Miss Ra-kils said. will be given all eligible , dates. CLOTHING UNION Rerryesios elementary school dis- VAUGHN'S trict (San Just-I: elementary .chool teacher candidates. SpaZtattaill Spartaguide Franklin McKinley elementary s h us, I i San Jose I : elementary ..essail teaches candidates. SEMESTER CLASSIFIEDS tuts party, WG22. 7-mud - Freedom union elementary school district (Santa ('nil rosin'

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