SpaZtartaity SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, Kt. 49 410, '1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1962 No. 59

Protest Rally Rescheduled 'Lament' Wins 'SJS Dept. law to a prior b- Franebwo loat of the San Scheduled park" elinimisbion to it tiched- . wed piace rally hi Union Kaucher Award proposed Young the square. By AlICREY MINTON protest rally of inal :Spanish himself. Valdez read For gepublicau Check Luis Miguel Valdez's presenta- part of his selection in Spanish. r.s. brutalities in Katanga Tile Iitlul a 1,1 1,11 e(Te(ii iitian from to- tion of "Lament for The Death of Valdez said that he had spent he reacheihiled of SJS' Engineering divLsion will 11111 A Bullfighter" by Federico time in Mexico with his morrou to Saturday. Jan. 20, Garcia grand- be in the hands of a team of six Lorca was judged winner of the parents and was interested in A 111:10) a.m. in the S.F. engineering and industrial authozi- Dorothy Kaucher Oral Interpre- writing about the Mexigan people roan Square, according to ties Monday and Tuesday when tation contest yesterday. in Central California. lion Sire hard, Y.R. exesiu- it inspects the division as repre- The $50 traditional award was After graduation Valdez plans the hoard member. sentatives of the Engineers' Coun- presented to Valdez by Dr. to teach English in Mexico then The rally is twine organ- cil for Profesional Development. Dorothy Kaucher, professor emer- return to central California and aol I* the Bay Area Stu- The visiting team will inspect itus of speech, following a decision "get involved in things." Valdez dent Committee for Ratan- the Civil Engineering and Elec- reached by judges Frederick Load- remarked that the "Mexican go. The Y.R.'s voted to sup- trical Engineering departments of wick, assistant professor of people need representatives." and participate in the music, the division for re-accreditation. Dr. Vio Powell and Dr. Esther "I want to be a playwright of rally at their Tuesday night These departments were first ac- Shepard, professor emeritus, Eng- the Mexican people and put them meeting. credited by ECPD in 1959. lish department. into literature," Valdez declared. Students wishing to attend Initial accreditation of the di- Other contestants were Linda the rally should meet at Sev- vision as a whole will be consid- Berry, Carolyn Reed Dunn, Susan enth and sail Carlini on Sat- ered after its remaining depart- Evers, Dennis Fimple, Russell urday, Jan. 20, at 9 o'clock, ments are inspected by the ECPD Holcomb, Nancie Niederholzer, according to Birehard. representatives. Included are the and Elizabeth Sauer, A faculty member fr Chemical, Industrial, Mechanical BEGAN the Unhersity of California WITH $150 and Metallurgical Engineering de- The Dorothy ' will he a featured speaker Kaucher award, in partments. its 10th COUNT UEBELOHE-ZABERNSEE, played by Peter Nyberg, watches the action from behind. the rally, stated Biechard. year, got its start with a DEPARTMENTS UNIQUE . at Robert Browning (center), is once again capti- "The Marriage of Mr. Mississippi" begins its 6- "Approximately 200 to SOO $150 anonymous gift used for an SJS is currently the only state oral vated by the lovely Vanessa, portrayed by Donna day run tonight at 8:15 in the College Theater, people are tairwcted and we interpretation award by the college in California with accred- department, according Rae Stinecipher, while her husband Morales, will have radio-televlsion- to the con- ited departments within its Engi- test chairman Mrs. press coverage," lw added. Noreen La- neering division, according to Nor- Barge Mitchell, assistant ' The Y.R.'s passed an unan- profes- man 0. Gunderson, dean of the sor of speech. imous resolution In Decent- Engineering division. Final Production The donor indicated that the gift her condemning the U.N. tor The only other accredited engi- was presented in honor of Dr. Its "brutal and undemocratic neering programs in California are Kaucher's outstanding contribu- action in its assault on the offered by the University of Cali- tions to the oral interpretation nation of Katanga." Angeles, University section of the speech fornia at Las ) "The Katangan people department, SJS 'Marriage' California, University of Southern Play Mrs. Mitchell reported. want to he independent while of California at Berkeley and thel Before Dr. Kaucher announced cooperating anti the Congo- Institute of Technology.' the winner yesterday she told the California lese central government," to give overflow audience that she alvvays Accreditation is expected , commented Birchard. "The graduates advan- hoped that someday when she SJS engineering To Make Debut Toni ht IN. talks about self-deter- tages in job placement and oppor- went to her mail box instead of LUIS MIGUEL VALDEZ N1ARIE LOPEZ pretation. J. Wendell Johnson has Ronald Magno portrays mination for nations, hut tunities for membership in profes- finding a PG&E bill she would . . Kaucher victor designed the setting and Kenneth \ Diego, minister of jastice, and does not act aecordingly." sional organizations. The Speech and Drama depart- find a $50,000 check from a for- R. Dorst is in charge of lighting. Lane Hecker, Lucretia, the maid. I The ECPD committee will re- ment's last production of the fall mer student who had become Berneice Prisk has designed the The citizens committee consists view the division's faculty, admin- semester, "The Marriage of Mr. "fabulously wealthy" as the re- costumes, both in realistic and ' of Martha Johns. Louise Picchi istration, facilities and methods of sults of the principles she had Architectural Mississippi," opens tonight at 8:15 nonrealistic style. Carole Warren. curriculum and rec- land Ishombe Charges taught him. ! instruction, p.m. in the College theater. The play is an unusual comedy The ensemble of pantomime ords of the division's graduates. $1000 CHECK The experimental play, written about three men who wanted to players are Kathleen Robinson. INDIVIDUAL REPORTS With the money, Dr. Kaucher Competition change the world or save it, or Gina Wyckoff. Andre Neu, H. Congolese Troops Members of the visiting team by contemporary Swiss dramatist asserted that she would like to both, according to Dr. Neeson. The Donald Funk, Garry Safford. will send individual reports of oh- Friedrich Durrenmatt, will be re- present a $1000 check to the win- play has several meanings, the 1 George Snow. Eugene Grayson setwations, facts and recommenda- night and runs With 1000 Deaths ners of the Oral Interpretation peated tomorrow main one of which is that fanatics, and Lynn Flamm.. Ladies of lhe Suggested tions for action to the education contest each time, instead of $50. Wednesday through Saturday. no matter what they focus on, ballet include Sharon Cressio, l'10:11,1.1.:. The Congo accreditation committee of The winner, a 21-year-old senior A resolu I ion sugges I ing that and Directed by Dr. Jack H. Neeson, destroy themselves and their florbara Garner and Sherri Enten. UP1)- Kattinga President Moise ECPD. The latter committee re- from San Jose, is majoring in the presentation will feature an world. Tickets for "The Marriage of Tshomhe today charged that cen- Student Council request action views the reports and makes rec- English. Following the contest he original musical score, written The main cast includes Peter alr. Mississippi" are now on sale tral Congolese troops had mas- permitting ftee competition be- ommendations to the ECPD coun- revealed that he had translated especially for the play by Prof. Nyberg) as Morales. Donna Rae in the College Theater INA iaiee sacred 1000 civilians at Kongolo the final decision, the entire reading from the orig- tween private and state architects cil which makes Stanley Hollingsworth of the mu- Stinecipher as ValleSSa, Robert daily from 1 to 5 p.m. General lit northwestern Katanga was submitted to the council by of whether or not the departments Browning ;is Count Uebelone and admission is $1 and 30 cents for He also Central sic department. accused the receive accreditation. Gerald Pro, ;Is Rene St. Claude. students. Congolese soldiers of raping "hun- Ron Birchen', senior representa- Almost as complicated as the dreds" of women in the area near tive, Wednesday. musical score is the sound which Prof To Leave . . . the juncture of Kivu and Kasai SJS Prof The resolution, which was ta- Pre-Reg Deadline was worked up by Mark Thay.r proriences. Today is the final day of pre- and James Wood. Choreography bled for one week and given to Tshombe made the charges at registration for majors in natural was created by Margaret Lawler Val Lower), sophomore representa- depart- a news conference. He said many science and pre-professional sci- of the physical education of the tive, requested action by the Cali- ment. Indust. Relations Head women Featured were murdered after ence and science-teaching majors being assaulted by the troops. fornia legislature, State College and minors. Pre-medical and pre- TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY Fighting was still going on in board of tiustees, Chancellor Buell dental majors are included. The staging of "Mr. Mississippi" Kongolo especially difficult between Katangese gen- On KNTV Gallagher or Pres. John T. Wahl- Students majoring in these fields has proven Taking Hawaii Survey damerie and the Congolese troops with their from the technical angle. Flash- Thomas Coke, asistant profes- most have conferred An internal sun ey of Hawaii's effort to cif in he said. quist on the matter. semester's class back scenes will be portrayed up the controversey. sor of speech, will be featured in advisers on next Department of Social Services is The professor outlined his plans gongolit an important north The subject was taken to coun- be eligible to pre-reg- through pantomimes behind a "What Do You Hear," this week's program to currently being conducted by the for the survey to social service gatanga rail junction, was cap- cil, according to the resolution, be- a.m. to 12 noon screen process in an effort to Program on "Perspective," college ister in S242, 8:30 head of SJS' Industrial Relations employees as a "commitment tured earlier this month by Cen- achieve a more meaningful inter- television program. cause the structural design of sev- and 1 to 4:30 p.m. department, Dr. Edward P. Shaw, level" review which would deter- tral Congolese forces. Professor Coke will discuss eral state colleges, notably San professor of business. Dr. Shaw is mine their working level. He esti- Tshombe saal the leading chief means of identifying hearing Jose State, has been criticized by in Hawaii on a year's leave of mated the study would require in the arta, Moni Kabwe, had been problems in children at pre-school and legislators. Subsidizing absence. from 30-45 days. "mutilated" by the soldiers leading architects Davis Proposes and public school levels, screening Hawaii's Gov. William F. Quinn While on the islands, Dr. Shaw inim Leopold\ ilie, He said Kabwe It' stated the principal designer had tests, employment of audiometers. is also teaching ito the University an 4111 cut off and was now and the Galvanic Skin Response. of the criticized buildings is the Student Positions of Hawaii's business and eco- 1 ii 11.0 Montville. Of 12 SJS a machine that tests certain re- California depaitment of architec- nomics department He was 12 pcAitions, Personnel nificer $20 per month sponse to stimuli by means of ture. A proposal that recommended for the department Chief justice $20 per month prior conditioning. mast of them ASB offices, he sub- wavy by college officals after Public relations Aiding the professor in the pr sidized was made by Brent Davis, they learned he had just com- SR To Be officer $20 per month Host gramwill be SJS students: Rollo)) ASH president, at Wednesday's pleted a survey of management Vets Vouchers Due Silveira, Janice Callender, Chart'- Student Council meeting. Recording and personnel practices. $10 per month For 4 Delegations Creighton and Wendell Ross, au- During Finals Week The proposal was referred to a secrettuy diometrist with Santa Clara coun- special committee composed of the Corresponding iseadreallsolaikeiallogiOulaar Korean veterans' at- . $10 per month lie San Jose State ty schools. finance and athletic committees secretary %lege tendance vouchers are to be signed members chapter of Sigma Delta The program will be on KNTV, for consideration and report next Student Council lit national council meeting professional journal- channel 11, tomorrow at 12 noon. the week of finals, John Mont- week. $2 to $4 per SALE t1 society, to act as host to del- Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, assist- gomery, registrar, announced. "A subsidy would tend to bring Spartan Daily 1tatiots. from $50 per month four western states ant professor of English continues usually arriv- about a more businesslike alti-, Editor 11 a rectorial January's check, pryfor i heof I SDX conference in her interviefs with foreign stu- tude and help to do away with;I Business 2 day has }siert ing around Feb. 20, will be de- accepted, the mem- dents this week on "Showcase- some of the perennial lethargy,"I manager $50 per month XIS learnt layed several weeks because the at a meeting Wednes- the student -directed radio girls' blouses 11tY night . SJS," V.A. will not accept January he said. program. "I personally feel that this vv,r' girls' wet:Eters The announcement vourhers until after the spring Posts Available was made by Music from past performances Improve the effectiveness of 3 men laY Spangler. semester registration, Montgomery s sweaters publisher of the of the music department and a administration," he added. kwood City said. On Judicial Board suits & sportcoots Tribune and direc- roundup of news concerning the He emphasized, however, that or of Becton to a V.A. decision Women sII dens so shitl.. to ap- sport shirts 11 of Sigma Delta college and community will also This is due anyone who might hi Which "I am open to ply for positions on the Associated covers California. on the program to avoid over-payments, accord- get bet- DR. EDWARD P. SHAW cord pants ,ilzotta. be presented wish to prove how we can Women Students' Judicial board Nevada and Hawaii. is aired Sunday at 9:30 ingly, the January checks will net . . . conducts Hawaii survey slacks The date which ter results without remunerations." pick up applications today plain front for the conference has KLOK. be mailed until after Feb. 29, the may p.m., on station At the present time, the office at the activi- ordered the survey last October II, jackets, raincoats een Set for May 12 with sessions registrar indicated. through Wednesday of ASH president Ls the only one according to an effort to get to the bottom hi! eing conducted in the Journalism ties office. Adm242, r Returning spring semester stu- receiving a subsidy in the form of Barnard, first vice presi- criticisms aimed at the depart- . . . everything Advertising department's fp, Barbara in short osiers Deadline for Photos dents will be paid from Jan. 1 a $1000 scholarship paid in month- ment after its director fired an and other dent. in the store . . . locations 4,1' through 31 and receive payment each. Island prison warden. he enthrals. Today is the final day for make- ly amounts of $100 Three positions on the board are In for the full month of February, The following positions are the semester and two Several conjunction with the con- up photos for seniors and Greeks open, one for a of the state's legisla 2 for 1 stare Montgomery said. that Davis recommended be will be the annual Sigma who have not had their pictures ones for a year. live leaders demanded an invest, ielta student is not returning, he subsidized: for the posts a gation of "low morale Chi "Deadline Dinner," taken for the 1962 La Torre. If a To he eligible conditions hieh Fell, $50 per month sill feature a prominent Pictures will he taken in the will receive payment through Vice president woman must have a 2.35 or above In the department's public went. VAUGHN'S Peaiter in 315 S. Ninth at., 2. This will be indicated on the at- Exec. secretary $30 per month grade point average, division after the warden's oustei the communications College Union, 121 So. 4th led rind the Mike Sanders, La tendanee voucher for January by Attorney general $30 per month The interviews will be held Dr. Shaw was employed to mak, Slat announcement of according to "Faculty Alan of the Year." Tore business manager. the Korean Vets clerk. Treasurer $30 Per Muth Thursday and Friday. a survey of the department in ii .01111911119011111191111191119111101106111111911901911111191.- Iv-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, January 12, 1962 ou_ndi LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Thrust and Parry USs Sparia-go_k so ed tures. This is their right, and by official representatives 'Reward' Letter the statement ". . . . and the the Arab .! MARIE LOPEZ governments: By residents of Markham hall" Lausane The Society Editor Not Unanimous Protocol of May printed in Thrust and Parry is the 194y, tditor: Bandung resolution The brothers of Sigma Chi (rates nity are going all' out for their in error. 1955; of Apni record, the hu- the Addis Ababa Bra Just for the resolu, Military Ball which will be held tonight at Lou's Village. Members Philip May lion of June morous letter which was print- 1960; the Casa. will dress up. complete with all the brass, braid and tujiforms . . . ASH 5336 blanca resolution ed in yesterday's Thrust and of Januat,.. live it up fellows and never mind those draft notices.... The names 1961 and the Pam., was not by "the residents Belgrade resolu,.., of the 24 coeds nominated for the title. "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," Editor's Note: The Daily andands its of September of Markham hall." The letter 1961. have been released . . . one of these lucky women will be crowned apologies. The letter should have been Ext was turned in with 74 signa- signed -by 74 residents of Markham Faleh Say-id this spring at the "Sigs" Sweetheart Dance. Vying for the title are: -Hann tures of men who reside in hall'' not the published and the ASH 1515 CLAR- Joyce Hawley, Sigma Kappa; Diane Holland Helen Henderson and Markham hall. Whether or not residents of Markham hall.- The mis- Henne, Delta Zeta; Phylis Smith and Gerri Pecsar, Alpha take was an editorial error. cn.,..godrouroGp.e.10.stf): and Maria the remaining 126 men agree Neiswanger, Phi Mu; Lisa Phe- Chi Omega; Judy Farrell and Diane with what the letter said, or not, dangers o Alpha Theta: Karen Birienbach and lan and Nancy Larson, Kappa the phrase ". . . and the resi- Charlene Johnson, Chi Omega; Janet Bertino and Karen Cauhope, Letter Distinguished ch ode dents of Markham hall" insin- ciate Alpha Omicron Pi; Alpha Phi: Diane Madsen and Carol Chaddoch, uates that all of the residents Carol Shed l and Sue By 'Misquoting' Miri Nieholasen and Sally Page, Delta Gamma; were in, agreement with the El. RANCHO DRIVEIN ...._,...... ____ r Gamma Phi Alma if Beton', Kappa Delta;Bonnie Drury and Honey Wade, letter, which is not true. Editor: and Almaden troArnandtliegesnvicssinitseritifl:arieot.heMinfaaauBc.sonciserttid.,:: Beta; Jan Spence and Marlton Pasquanelli, Kappa Kappa Gamma. The 486-word letter of Efraim BLUE HAWAII matter, true, Sigma Chi's newly elected officers for the spring semester are John This is a small Gugel, published on the eve of but as a resident assistant in GOODBYE AGAIN Groothius. president. and Bob Olsen. vice president. the winter recess. distinguished - _ Markham hall, I heard many Also - Sigma Phi will crown a new Carnation Girl and her four itself by misquoting a campus HOUSE OF FRIGHT Delta students decline to sign the let- m attendants tomorrow night at the Carnation Ball formal at the guest -speaker and by falling to ter because they chose to be GAY ire.manmikdai Hilton Inn in San Francisco. The 10 semi-finalists competing have refute any of the statements ac- THEATER more careful about where, and 400 South rlienem,seaomfrheiAlint dinners, dances and numerous other tually made by him. First been the house's guests at what on, they placed their signs- .. . Who will be the 1962 Carna- 1217-. functions throughout the semester. 1) Gugel endeavors to "re- EVE AND THE HANDYMAN Al2- tion Girl? Contestants include Carol Benbow and Gretchen Ecker, fute" the speaker's statements Delta Gamma; Ann Morris and Pat Butler, Chi Omega; Betty Gam. that, when the Palestine prob- 114' OU551AN5 ARE AJtEAD OFUTH * SINS OF CASANOVA 1.1NO WONDER mage, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Arlene King, Kappa Alpha Theta; lem was created in 1917, over OF 5i-IOULD SE IN THE 1.1f3RAgY STUDYING." Forum Speaker Judy Gould, Gamma Phi Beta; Aileen Cabral, Alpha Omicron Pi; 90 per cent of the population of Pfaff, Alpha Chi Omega, and Darlene Anderson, Alpha Phi. Palestine were Arabs, and that SARATOG wATatiy!stnittiTHEATER Marian Big Basin (:1 lent loehnae a.I(. . .. Delta Sigs, Don Carroll, Mike Moore and Jerry Area have been the country was an Arab coun- At Sunday Dinner OVER - initiated into Spartan Shields. try. His "refutation" consists of into Dr. Ronald Johnson, associate 145:2 BENTlSTHi IN THE CHAIR be a catalogue of past "rulers of 'Autobiography' Girl for the new year will sis Movie The Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight professor of psychology, will be announced at the annual overnight Moonlight Girl formal to be held Palestine." Does the population the forum speaker following a 6 OTHE7TIFIRWdD:'' Peninsula country club. . .. Mem- of a country lose its status and INIAN tomorrow night at the Monterey p.m. dinner for the Wesley foun- -and don't their dates will dance to the music of Sid Artellan. Can- its rights simply by virtue of the Of Hemingway Shot bers and dation Sunday at Fifth and TOWNE didates for the title are Karen Harvey, Alpha Phi; Diane Chrisman occupation of that country by THEATER Santa Clara sts. 1433 The Alameda (Editor's Note. UPI Hollywood a doctor; his mother a club- Gorrindo, Gamma Phi Beta; Sheila Butts, Kappa Kappa a foreign power in consequence and Sally 0:11r%....raoliaheegnderepitlifitei writer Rick Du Brow went to Mellen, woman; he did run away from Phi Beta Lou Dr. Johnson, president of the of a military invasion? GENERAL DELLA company is film- Gamma; and Sue Oliver, Delta Gamma .... Gamma ROVER Wis., where a movie home, and he did go to Italy to local Teacher's federation, will Profes- ing a motion picture based on the Lytle has been selected as Phi Sigma Kappa Girl-of-the-Month for 2) Gugel attributes to - and - Heming- join the army. But he felt that be the second of three Sunday sor Sayegh the statement that early years of author Ernest January. RUE DE In two dispatches, of which this by fictionalizing it, it was no lecturers speaking on the basic "Jews came and stole the land PARIS way. Delta Upsilon actives, pledges, alumni and their dates will at- is the first, Du Brow tells of the pic- longer autobiography." theme, "If this Were the Last of Palestine from the Arabs." tend the fraternity's annual Full Moon winter dance at the Clare- TROPICAIRE ture and its impact on this area.) Hotchner verified that Hem- Lecture I Would Give." His top- The tape-recording of the lec- TWINVUE Sociol mont hotel in Berkeley tomorrow night. DRIVE-IN ingway was upset by movie- ic will be "Freedom of Inquiry." ture shows this to be a gross THEATER By RICK DU BROW 1969 Alum Rock Awn, town treatment of his stories. WEDDING BELLS, ORANGE BLOSSOMS misrepresentation of the lec- Hollywood Writer Cost of the dinner is 40 cents. NORTH SCREEN Slatec United Press Alpha Omicron Pi Susan Margaret Harrell became the bride He said: No advance reservation is neces- turer's words. What Dr. Sayegh BLUE MELLEN, Wis. s UPI) -Holly- Dec. 28 in HAWAII Dr. Alvi "The only movie he tolerated of Horace Kress, junior student at Stanford university, sary, according to Mrs. Carol said was that the Zionists never and HOUSE OF FRIGHT offended Ernest wood, which was 'The Killers.' The rest he nuptial ceremonies performed at Carmel, Calif. Gary, president of the founda- legally owned more than a neg- Also MR. SARDONICUS Hemingway in his lifetime with s:Ivarteeciiologist. thought were terrible junk. In ENGAGEMENT NEWS tion. ligible fraction of Palestine. Ac- SOUTH SCREEN Its adaptations of his works, is the Sociolo 'The Snows of Kilimanjaro,' for Wedding bells will ring Feb. 17 for Susan Trefethen, Chi Omega cording to the source which A Twist, going all out to pay him post- Rock and instance they threw in a little sophomore sociology major, and Mike Bogan, Oakland city college Gugel himself cites (Survey of Roll SHOW humous tribute in a movie many of 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' Palestine) Jews owned 650,000 *Featuring various alumnus. Society Will Hold Rock and Roll choanalyt lc will consider an autobiography and the hero walked off into the &mums in 1920, and acquired talents. Helen Luff, Delta Gamma senior physical education major, has cal researc of his early years. sunset. They ought to have had Dinner Election 938,365 more in the following announced her engagement to Larry Emarine, Alpha Tau Omega SPARTAN The picture, being shot here a fairly good movie from 'To years (page 243); the total land DRIVE-IN senior business management major. The couple plans to be married The Society of Mechanical En- South First and Alma and in Italy, is entitled "Adven- Have and Have Not,' but they area of Palestine was 26,320,000 inner'''. M Feb. 10. giners will hold its last meeting 0 tures of a Young Man," and is used hardly a word of it as I re- duntuns (page 103); therefore, WED.-SUN. ONLY professor of the semester tonight at 7 p.m. based on 10 of Hemingway's member. And as for 'The Sun Alpha Omicron Pi Margaret Moson, freshman general elucation at the beginning of the mandate All Color at Lou's Village. 1465 W. San BLUE HAWAII "Nick Adams" short stories, Rises," Hemingway felt that major, has announced her engagement to Delta Chi Arlen Looney, Jews owned 2'i percent and, at bel'. Also Carlos at. Election of officers and COLOSSUS OF RHODES which were inspired by the writ- any movie in which Errol Flynn junior economics major at Stanford university. Delta Chi will honor the end, six per cent of the land est: :i nt for the spring semester will take - Also - er's experiences in growing up. emerges as the best character is the couple's engagement at a serenade Monday evening at the AOPi of Palestine. sing C ii house. place. * THE LAW AND JACK WADI And to give the film added in trouble." The United Nations has af- ***********************t Cost of the dinner is 50 cents authority, producer Jerry Wald Why, then, did Hemingway A Feb. 10 wedding is being planned by Sigma Kappa Judy Jen- firmed that the property of the for members and $3 for guests, has hired as chief scripter A. E. agree to "Adventures of a Young sen and Sigma Chi prexy Walter Vance. Arab refugees in those portions choice of roast beef or Dr. ii,ul Hotchner. Hemingway's personal Man?" April 15 is the date set by Alpha Chi Omega Marcia McDowall with a of Palestine now occupied by Shell friend and adapter for televi- "Several years ago," said for her wedding to Phi Sigma Kappa alum Bruce Bush. Salmon. Three films from Israel amounts to 80 per cent 'TOM & LARRY'S Oil co. research department will Wildcat S sion. Hotchner, "I took five of the The engagement of Jerraline Toews and Lt. Harold Friesen, (U.N. Document A/1985, page present the be shown following the elections. ilfl The Nick Adams stories were Adams stories and put them to- naval aviator stationed at North Island, San Diego, has been an- 11.) written by Hemingway in Paris gether for a CBS-TV show called nounced to friends in Reedley. The bride-to-be is a senior occupa- 3) The armies of the Arab Spartan in the early 1920s and derived 'Seven Lively Arts,' Hemingway tional therapy major from Reedley. state entered Palestine on May home from his adventures in his didn't see them at first, but later Patti Ball, Kappa Kappa Gamma junior kindergarten-primary 15, 1948. Before that date, Zion- Schedule in said, 'You Spattivi2)aily town of Oak Park, Ill., and he asked to And he education major, has formally announced her engagement to Duane ists had already occupied not a Red got as close to the boy as I did.' Italy, where he drove Hillyard, senior accounting major from Tustin, Calif. Entered as second class matter April only the areas granted to Is- Cross ambulance in World War I. I considered it a fine compli- 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- rael under the partition plan, Friday Details for a fall wedding are being planned by Code Logan, The only major stipulation ment. He thought this story der the act of March 3, 1879 Mem but also parts of the areas re- OP, a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, and Dick Ramon, presently T.G.I.F.* Party Hemingway insisted on before needed the movies, the wide bar California Newspaper Publishers served for the "Arab State" of stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. Association. Published daily by Asso- Twist to the sounds of granting rights to the movie, ac- camera. And he often mentioned Palestine, including such cities ciated Students of San Jose State FALCONS cording to Hotchner, "is that the telecast disposed him favor- Carol Bjornson, senior interior design major, added her name College except Saturday and Sunday. as Jaffa and Acre. THE Nation p.m. to 1:30 OA. there would be no attempt to ably to it." to the June roster of brides when she announced her engagement during college year. Subscriptions ac- 4) Dr. Sayegh's statement 1:30 cepted only on a remainder-of-semes- make these stories autobiograph- The movie is being directed by to Bill Behan, former University of Washington student. Both Carol that the right of the Arab refu- and her fiance are from Seattle, Wash. ter basis. Full academic year, $9: each Ste ical." Officials at 20th Century. Martin Ritt. who guided 'The semester $4.50. Off-campus price per gees to repatriation has been Saturday A Fox have complied by not publi- Long, Hot Summer." Richard Alpha Chi Omega Joan DeVore and Pi Kappa Alpha President copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414-Editorial acknowledged by the U.N., is Again, its . . cizing the film as Hemingway's Beymer, 22, who scored big in Bob Dragge, have chosen the month of June for their wedding. Ert. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- proved by the fact that the THE FALCONS tising Er+. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Morning personal story. the film version of "West Side Joan is a sophomore elementary education major from San Mateo. General Asembly - which first 9:30 to 1:30 a.m. Her Prost of Globe Printing Co. Office Said Hotchner: "Hemingway Story," plays the "young man." fiance is a senior social science major from Alameda. hours 1:45-4:20 p.m., Monday through recognized that right in Resolu- and said Nick Adams bore the same Others in the cast are Paul New- Sally Patton, Chi Omega junior general elementary education Friday. Any phone calls should be tion 194 (III) of Dec. 11, 1948 Place: CC1. relationship to him that Huck man, Susan Strasberg, Dan Dai- major, San Carlos, has announced her engagement to Gary MWin- made during these hours. -has formally reaffirmed this Pizza Finn did to Mark Twain. He was ley, Diane Baker, Arthur Ken- ger, army instructor of military personnel stationed in Arizona. Editor ..... JAY THORWALDSON principle 38 times since. (Where very definite in saying it was not nedy, Ricardo Montalban, Jessica The engagement of Sherry Steiner, Kappa Advertising Manager MIKE FUJIKAKE 5) Dr. Sayegh analyzed the -1 Price Alpha Theta senior Day Editor . ED LEVINE the story of his boyhood. Tandy, Eli Wallach, Juano Her- from Sacramento, and Gary Levi, Sigma different attitudes, among Is- Alpha Epsilon alumus, was p.m. to 8 p.m. "Comm "Over the years, of course, nandez and Fred Clark. announced recently. Sherry, a kindergarten-primary education ma- STAFF POSITIONS raelis and Arabs, regarding a 5 critics have said it is a verbatim Hotchner said Beymer was jor, will be a June, 1962 grad. Her fiance is employed by Inter- News Editor Jerry Carroll future settlement. Within each account of what he did. And it chosen after Hemingway's death. Office Manager ...... Stuart Flensburg 2 5 5-C" 5?Sc, national Paper Company as a sales trainee. wSpior.rtsEdEditiotror . Earl Gott:4,y group, he distinguished between Sunday Is true that his early life paral- He said the writer rarely dis- the "position of extreme Kappa Kappa Gamma Sandra Pace, sophomore elementary ed- Bob Halladay national- Return of leled the stories. He did live in cussed actors for his stories be- Copy Editor CAMPUCAM ucation major, Montebello, and Don Cude, Los Angeles state college Verne Christofferson ists" and the "off ical position of THE FALCONS a small town; he did summer at cause he had such a low opinion Feature Editor .... Ken Winkler the governments." The Arab Allan alum, have announced their forthcoming marriage. Don is currently Fine 30 a". a lake near here; his father was of them." Arts Editor ______Linda Monty governments, 9:00 p.m. to 12 teaching in the Alum Rock Union School district. While on the SJS Society Editor Marie Lopes he said, consider our delivery service campus, he was affiliated with Tau Kappa Epsilon. Photo Editor Wanda Jolly the existing United Nations res- Remember Sharon Worledge, Kappa Alpha Theta kindergarten-primary Public Relations Director Walter Silveira olutions on Palestine "an ac- . OPEN Promotion Manager Eloise Graham education major from Los Gatos, has announced her betrothal to ceptable basis for a permanent Monday MONDAY, Reporters: Elias Abundis, Steve Chen, settlement." The reader can Robert Abernethy, sociology major from Santa Cruz. LeOrs Earl, Herbert THURSDAY, Fraser, Tom verify this statement by ex- FRIDAY THE PIN BIN Hedges, Christina Headings, Ed Le- HOURS vine, Mickey Minton, Lester On, Caro- amining the following texts, all HAPPY NIGHTS Sheila Kearney, Kappa Kappa Gamma junior occupational All NUM lyn Peril., Fred Ragland. of which were unanimously sign- 15c Refreshments TILL 9 therapy major, Hayward, to Garth Reynolds, Theta Xi senior pre- is law student, Inglewood. 300o’u1pAPT Carolyn Duvall, Delta Gamma sophomore music major. Los Tuesday EPi just Altos, to Steve Gebhart, Sigma Pi junior music major, Oakland. STUDENT DISCOUNT SJS Amateur Nife Joan Sleek, Kappa Kappa Gamma, freshman social science of campus talent major, Atherton, to Pat Pattbion, UC Phi Delta Delta Theta soph- ON ALL TIRES WITH ASB CARD A variety evenint 1,01 will be performing all think omore political science major, Menlo Park. rR31." areSiapndw,,,hehcan iJi ;OW / I ) 11.7XentliP,pfti4;1/4.11A ALM/ Wednesday to ohs Performance DUNLOP Repeal Old World Charm in Dining SJS Amateur Rife of it . . . yourself America's Most Beautiful Hofbrau you'd like to express TIRES If Tom & LW, Bark musically, just colt Authentic Bavarian Food OW/ oft, rnoon you can open a new Dunlop Music Every Night tires are speedway proven. Years of racing experience insure Thursday Roos/Atkins SUPER/CHARGE SUNDAY a safe, smooth, ride for you. One more time now through Die Rhinelander FALCONS and all you need is a THURSDAY THE pnr to 12 10 0"' Student Body Card! Wilda Band 900 Beughn Fri. & Sat. Nites All Ow. 0" mcre at and Her Piano LARRY'S, Ciiy -flofirau TOM & garden 0 IM SANTA CLARA Clara 1660 E. In San Jose: Mat at Santa 51 So. Market CY 7-2002 .11,0 r,,b Is "h CYpreos 2-7262 Ji 7 If 74N1yi7-1117177- ______AIM

U.S.'s 1st Need... Friday. January 12, 1962 [APART 1. DAILY-2 Student Query Brown Raps Radicals, McCunn Defends Extremism Danger Pro -Birch Stand --Gov. Et.1.1 in leagues and committees eLAREMoNT (UPI) and CONCORD I l:PI Educator atatements were out of order "be- yesterday warned I crusades which propose to stop mond 0. Brown the Drummond McCunn met with 600 cause education 4ind politics are students of the clock, or, rather, turn back a group of college its junior college students Wednesday not to be mingled." extremism and said hands to some easier, earlier dangers of day. ' to explain his public stand in sup- When asked if he supported other need is for "a re I America's first "Sometimes the people who join 1 port of the John Birch society. anti-Communist organizations such spirit of-am to the traditional these movements are called 'con- , Nazi party, Mc- McCunn. superintendent of the as the American controversy." servative." But there is nothing retorted, "That is where I Contra Costa county junior college Conn never been American to conservative about them. They are no choice -no comment. "It has system, said he was for any or- have be intimidatedor yield much more in a race to destroy until cant rm or ganization "I don't want to comment Brown told students than a fervor to conserve," "which exposed com- in silence," 1 ean document my comment," he Associated Col- munism." sad faculty of the "They tend to see complex prob- He told the students leges of Claremont. lems simply and to define prob.! in a 90- minute meeting called at their re- He said our democratic system lems in terms of 'either-or' choices. you quest that he had read the "1,1 "sill remain great so long as They tend to attribute every frus- education and free- book" of the society, but was ti! reMembei that tration to betrayal by traitors. ' LEADING DEMOCRATS in new Congressional Okla., who was named new majority leader of than guns as a ri member and had not attended dom rank higher They base a deep distrust of de- organization include (I. to r.) Sen. Mike Mansfield, the House. Picture was made after they received defense. any of the society's meetings. line of America's mocracy- -and, most of all, they Mont.; Vice Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson, Tex.; Sen. President Kennedy's timetable for his major legis- Earlier, the county board of gov- 1511441111111 "Have the couarge to lift your see themselves as the elite who Hubert Humphrey, Minn., and Speaker John W. lative proposals. ernors received two unsigned reso- and express your convic- alone can save our nation." McCormack, Mass. In front is Rep Carl Albert, 1 voices lotions, allegedly from the facultieF tions," Brown urged. "If we will of Contra Costa junior college and YOU CAN DEPEND ON have the courage of those con- only Diablo junior college -- both oh victions, we will have nothing to ONISHI FLORIST Spartaguide ' Job Interviews which McCunn administers - de- SAN JOSE S FINEST TODAY Note: Inte,inws are held in the manding that the educator be fired. SLOWEA SHOP Brown laso asked the students N11.1.1 Placement Office, Adrn234. Appoint. ' Dec. 6, at a news conference in to become and remain active Interior design exhibition, art Delta Zeta, pledges to offer sp., ment lists are put out in advance of the 175 Taylor CV 5-1130 your lives. Speak out gallery, Mondays -Fridays, 9 a.m.- ti dinner, 201 S. 11th st., ,nterview. Students are requested to 'connection with a meeting of tte in politics all - anybody scare you." 4 p.m.; Sundays, 1:15-5 p.m.; p.m., 75 cents. sign up early.Ed. 1California Association of Scho ' -and don't let 0 Come to us for adi your bakery through Jan. 26. Canterburs. assn., Dr. imiclencluinninstract jiosthsn, The governor noted there ". Roland rie.ds s bWi rct.dhddianyg ccoakkeess, party ;tress-. Lee. associate lirsmeinndSedan is 8 great deal (if frustration in Friday Flicks, "High Time." professor of English, I .Sir I. or,',' selection team, re- Morris Dailey to lead discussion of Henry Millet's Birch society for its anti-Corn,: Jose's finest independent our land today and it speaks with auditorium, 7:30 p.m. tie men only. San -Tropic of Cancer," Campus Chris- monist stand. bokiry a voice of hysteria. Wrestling, SJSC vs. San Diego tian center, 300 S. 10th Ii ESDAV He told the students Wednesday finds its outlet state college at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. st., 6 p.m. "The frustration %merle:in Inatitute of Foreign that "I emphasized I spoke as an College play, "The Marriage of Newman club, mass, St. Patrick's israde, any major. individual and not in any official College Theater. church, 10th and Santa Clara Sta., TalkMississippi," capacity, and in no way do I apolo- sts 5 10 a.m.: followed by breakfast, WEDNESDAY -S ociologi t:ncle gize for my stand in support of the Concert, guitarist Rolf Cahn John's Pancake house, 1415 Carnation ('o.. accounting, busi- BREADS( PASTRY S. American way of life." perform, E118, 8 p.m. First St. ness and inclusirial, mechanical and SWOP for Today fi from the Cottage.' Slated Revelries. interviews for position Wesley foundation, dinner, fol- electrical engineering majors. Ralph Rutherford. president of lowed by forum on "Freedom of II,,' Associated Men Students, told 27 t G0111(111(4.. seating of production manager for 1962 U.S. Air Force recruiting serv- San An blocks from campus Inquiry," Fifth and Santa Clara aleCunn he thought the educator's sociologist at Stanford's Center for spring revelries, S1Y202, 11:30 a.m.. ice. administrative or technical - -- sta.., 6 p.m. Advanced Studies and chairman of to 1:30 p.m. field, women only (interviews also the Sociology department at Wash- Spartan Chi, club picture for MONDAY MAJOR PAUL PARKER held on Thursday). MISS university, St. Louis, Mo., CSIO, in front of women's gym- MIMI, "Israel Revisited," New- OTT'S ington ... USAF interviewer THURSDAY will speak on the uses of the pay- nasium, 3:30 p.m. man hall, 79 S. Fifth st., 7:30 p.m. An Air Force representatie United Airlines, any major for Coiffures chisinalytic approach in sociologi- Ski club, trip to Heavenly Val- Associated Indeprndera Students. will he on campus Ilibndao to dis- airline stewardesses. cal research at 330 this afternoon ley Jan. 12-14 is canceled due to meeting, TI153. 7 p.m. personal cos. the USAF's officer training At MISS 'T 5, service in C11150. lack of snow. Refunds may be ob- our keyword. Haircuts permanent , 1,01 prograin for male and fe- tained upon presentation of a re- waves, shampoos and se:s are all Dr. James Blackwell. assistant male college graduates. given that estra touch that means ceipt in the student affairs business SJS Newman Club Spanish Play Set protes.sor of sociology, invites inter- Nlajor Paul Parker, Air Fon, so much Reflect your personality office, TH16. with a glamorous hair ml y le from ested mildews and faculty mem- of fiver %election represent atise. beis to attend the lecture. Roger Williams fellowship. din- Deadline Today In Honor of Prof MISS OTT!. will be at the plarement office, Haircuts . . . . from $2.00 At :al initiation dinner this eve- ner, 6 p.m.; program, 6:40 p.m.: Torl;ty In tile INst day f.,r SJS Adm. 231, from 9 am.-I:110 p.m. Tonight students of Spanish lit- nine f'ii- Alpha Kappa Delta, nu- Grace Baptist church, 484 E. San Newmanites to file petitions for Appointments for personal or erature in collaboration with the 1640 W. SAM CARLOS CYS-8333 tional honor society in sociology, Fernando St., speaker: Mrs. Doro- club offices during the spring- al free Perak., small group inter%iens may he Spanish club will present "La Coaditi41 Plana5 Dr. ifoaltiner will discuss the uses thy Goble, San Jose district dime- fall 1962 term, according to presi- arranged through the placement Coma de Salamanca," a one-act of histery in sociological research. tor of Christian Concerns for Meth- dent Sal Alvarez. Formes may be of f play by Miguel Cervantes, 17111 Di'.is 11 is 'Pat-odist Church. "Should the Christian obtained at Newman hall, 79, S. author of At the end of a three-niontit century Spanish author. terns of Industrial Be Concerned With Controversial Fifth St. Bureaucracy," training course, college gradu- The program, in honor of Dr Spring Reservations Now -Wildcat Issues? " Positions Mailable are presi- Make Strike." "Studies in Lead - ates may quallf) as Air Force William Moellering, professor ot erships' and Society of Mechanical Engineers, dent, vice-president. religious di- other hooks on the second lieutenants. foreign languages, who is going on ('rider or Oyer 2/ i ii meeting, Lou's Vil- Apartments for .Students h. C Cy . mer-electIon rector, educational director, social Major Parker so Iii answer his sabbatical leave to Salamanca. 1 ige, 1465 W. San Carlos at., 7 p.m. director. public relations director. ModernUp to Date questions concerning other com- Spain. will be given in the Studio Newman club, last day to file sergeant -at -arms, secretary. his-, missioning programs offered by Theater at 8 p.m. Close to Campus latitions for club offices for fall- torian and treasurer. the Air Force, A short comedy and some musi- -tiring semesters. Newman meiotic's will hold a We Can Get Roommates (no extra fee) cal selections will also be presented International Student organiza- Communion Mass Sunday at St. There is no admission. tion, general elections meeting. In- Patrick's church. Santa Clara and _411 typei of accomodalioni Organiptionki t.,rnational Student center. 8 p.m. 10111 is. A breakfast will be held Teacher Posts ':.n-ups for cut-rate ski trip dur- at Uncle John's Pancake House wid rents to fit your iudyel 4'4pr...wilt:it Is m. fr it .1,4 It Ski Trip Postponed aig semester break will be taken. 1415 S. First st., after the mass. National Lutheran Council Union 1.11.1111.1111arN set I dist t TOMORROW in Kern i'mmumnt% o ill hold campus ini, 14 ;11 Icy, scheduled for this weekend, has South Ninth St. j Wiekend Co-Rec, San Francisco Re -Schedules intemiens for prospeethe teach- 485 will leave campus in Group been postponed due to lack of snow St. Thomas Chapel itrip. Students ers of g r a II I. kindergarten 7-8877 Refunds may he obtained by pre- CY A 3,.th. .400 for th doubter, 'private cars at noon and return to Weekend Activities through eight Thursday, 9 a.m. to c... ,, and believr. senting a receipt in the student RENTAL 1campus by 8 p.m. Regular Co-Rec A gymnastics meet in the main I 12 noon. a.m.-1p.m.: swim- affairs business office. TH16 lAoraing WorshipSee., 10 a.m. activities, 9:30 gymnasium at 2 p.m. tomorrow ; students interested mas Sermon: ming, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; trampoline has caused the weekend Co-Ree taut the placement office, .5 DM - "Christins Are Drunk" and badminton, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 !committee to re-schedule its plan- / 231, tor appololments. Place: CCC l0th and San Carlos p.m.; men's gymnasium. ned act is it ies. Judo meet, northern California According to Chairman .lim Lutheran Student Association novice judo tournament, men's Pekkain, the Men's gym will by A.F. Scholarships Tuesday at 7 p.m. gymnasium, 6 p.m. open from 9:30 :Lm. to 1 pm. and Women Community of the Affected" 59 all usual activities offered will be :Open For and available to SJSstud cots. i Scholarships totaling 54000 are to "How To Kill The Church" Basketball. volleyball, ping ping being offered by the Air Force 255.0 rqmmuia Pasadena, Cal. FOCUS and chess will be offered &trine women students whim will gm adual, those hours. Pekkain said. in June. 1962, with majors in foist, CAMPUS For Meaningful Existence CHRISTIAN CENTER Special activities, such as swim- !and nutrition, foods t esearch. rim Alla, Dieter, Campus Pastor management. ming from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. or linstitutional Worship Sunday trampoline or badminton from Applications for scholarships At One Of These Nearby 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. are mail- fin. 12 months of physical therapy flitting will he ac- Churches able. anti dietetic t Canterbury Methodist Jan. 20 is family day at weekend cepted until the end of Februar Co-Rec. Both the Men's and the Further information may he oh- Tales of- FIRST ST. PAUL'S Women's gyms will bc) open. tea ' tained at the USAF recruiting Episcopellans at San Jose State returns to its usual fice. 40 N. Foul Ih st.. CYpress IOU, at San Salva. the program Santa Oa, & Sth 12::10 i,, 1":11 pm. 7-4631. ART IS A FOUR-LETTER WORD? 9f30 ,' a.m. dere - 1100 arts hours of We're! hack at the old stand again, _ 10f1 Soon Tenth Some of the breth- -Yo,Can'tChangu ren are mightily concerned about Human tle..,,e’ FRIDAY AFTERNOON Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, the 0, R FOR main problem being. "Is it art, and A. Moiy. hos can you tell," Our guest. Dr. Roland lee of the English Dept.. will THE WESLEY FOUNDATION Ii' t to show us how to decide We (Methodist Student Centrl close I. F. with G. T. a mild bun-letter word. p.m. and Sunday at 6:00 il COME throughout the week. 3 to ti p.m. R'fre'.shme'ni Supper at Six CV 1-3107 Back to the Books at 8:30 Sth and Santa Clara 1. Guaranteed. J. Renton White. Campus Minister Old-Time MOVIES

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Stewart is out for the season team 61-32; Anonymous clumped and 14 run, ,s ear tonight they PHILADELPHIA i l'Pl I l'he plun Floyd Patterson. Following imother series of one. market-s. with San Diego state college due to recent aggravation of an basketball games. Winged tee 45-35: and the Beav- Kitt led the losers Sc. gle Pennsylvania State Athletic Corn. Liston, of Philadelphia, has in- sided intramural at 7:3() no. in the mat mom of old neck injury. Director Dan Unruh ers nipped the Ding Bats 41-34. mission will pursue a hands-off dicated to the commission that he Intramurals Glen Miller, with 14 gymnasium. Others competing fin- SJS are the men's policy. briefly at least, in the cannot get along with manager plans to make some changes in Gregory's blasted Seagrams V Gary Brenneman, with Frank lii, led the Coach 1 114411 Mumlw's frosh David Armstrong, 123 lbs.; Katz-Jack Katz. without giving any concrete the A, B. C and D independent in a D league contest 55-26; the Beavers Sonny Liston-George past the Ding Hats in arapplers meet Tins is Air Forcel Paoni, 130 lbs.; lath Lopez, 1.17 reason tot the situation. league set-ups. Saints toppled ROTC No. 2, 54-14: an- Nilon managerial triangle, at other C league tilt, but Dave FridaY, base 4 p.m., also in the Spartanl lbs.: and Cliff Olson. 157 lbs. Stronger teams have teem- the Fountain Ramp 69'ers crushed Ia. at Al Klein said yesterday. Katz, of Philadelphia, has in- yen of the losers took the Also competing are Fred Yru- entered in game's mat room. The match, originally1 Klein, the Philadelphia mem- dicated to tht commission that mended that they he the Markham Ripples 59-20: ??? scoring honors with eta or Jack Proctor in the 167-1b. a 2npant scheduled for yesterday. was pest-1 ber of the three-man rot ission, II, and Liston have had disagree- C and D leagues, and vice versa, shellacked the Moulder "Gestapo" effort. class, Ron Ruseigno. 177 lbs., and pon,d until Play. ever, that If beim% ments, ails. nitt t giving any Unruh remarked, and there has 40-19; and the Pink Tub buried stressed, I Fountain Hall's NB George Hewitt, heavyweight. ewers, ss In weight challenger Liston, mana- eoncrete reasmi for them. been a wide margin of victory in the Dinky Dunkers 34-20. led by The Spartans defeated San Di- Roger Lehman's 19 ger fiats and would -he manager "Neither Liston nor Katz have a majority of the contests. The High scorer for the evening point.. and ego state tn dlial meet last made during the Dave Koffman's 1, posted au Ni10111 to some :lin- made any charges against each switches will he oats Murphy, who east RALPH'S PIZZA HANGOUT cannot c liregory's Pitt win over the season. defamatory state- semester break, he stated. Markham nipples. 531-,etit , Take Out IL kable agreement. then the c - other or any netted 14 field goals and two Ce fraternity The Saints also broke of Plua Fast Delivery mission will deckle nhether to ments," Klein emphasized. "It Slated for tonight's free throws for )11.1 points. His of- the halt. century mark in Unit Call CY 7-5900 intercede. seems they just can't get along. action will be six contests, to fehnseffort e Is the seusciles best smashing ROTc By Better Football each at 6:30, 7:30, and F1:30. No. 2, 59-14. Ken Crass thorled 945 THE ALAMEDA Klein explained the situation as Accordingly, we have made clear , to date. .111 Walt 13 MORR.SON SAN JOSE In the preliminary contests. scorers with 14 tallies at NO follows: to Nilon that the commission still ' Charlie afartines tallied 11 for Deana er Wedni Physicals Urged recognizes Katz's binding contract, DSP will challenge the Sig Eps Shepherd scored 10 for the I Nilon. of Chester, Pa., a Gregory's and Danny Sigimoto Saint, thinks he CHICAGO UPI s physician and PiliA will take on ATO. An and Ken Shafer netted (+At wealthy concessionaire, has indi- which is on file with us. And there in eight for Seagram's V. te ketball A! has urged more rigid rhysical ex- Lambda dumped the ROT(' commissian that he is no reason why the commission hour later, Sigma. Pi and IT aminations of football players to cated to the 1 Max Chancellor hit for 20 points year: a manage Liston and ar- should take the initiative in dis- Chi will square off, along with Russ( curb deaths on the gridirm. wants to and Lonnie Neville for 13 in lead- Bill FORMAL range for a title fight with cham- solving it." the Phi Sig* and Sigma Na. FRESH DONUTS Dr. Floyd R. Easiwtaxi of Las DU and SAE will play in the ing Lambda Delta Sig-ma over the

Angeles state college told the col- final time slot. along with Sigma airmen. Jeff Haney garnered 16 for Over 72 SELF lege football coaches' convention Air Fmce. BEST DONUTS 6 Chi and Theta Xi. the ItN WEAR Wednesday that 22 per cent Haut In C league action Wednesday Bill Franzmann and Sigfried Illy la, fe hsitball fatalities due to heir it night, Lambda Delta Sigma oblit- Haase led Anonymous to its win in 117 S. First ' ED1 OFirst ditions over the past 11 years erated the Air Force ROTC No. 2 over the Winged Feet, scoring 19 t'A formal wear have been diagnosed through - - could Fricl e- since 1906 proper examination. TT, ",Ittj V I valseall He said a study of fatality re- ' ports this year indicated a letdown AFL Team Owners COMPIIMI WonsOK In requirements for pre-seasini 1I r medical examinations. He listed. F With Flo, SALES RENTALS part of nine recommendations, a End Fruitful Meeting TY requirement for thorough examina- IN SAN JOSE tion, including electrocardiogram -EACZU Gue7-pe.. SAN DIEGO 4UP1, 1,411I II.' rule now allows 75 SOUTH 2ND Spec before the (list practice session. Football league club owners head- a man on waivers to be claimed CV 4-2222 gakma4 Eastwood, a member of the ed for home yesterday after a Open Thursday unto' 830 pm after 16 days instead of the pre- coaches committee on injuries and fruitful annual meeting which end- 438 E. Santa Clara 3" It seems necessary tor maybe just unavoidable) to sketch ,art a sinus 30 days. SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND fatalities since 1931, said that 20 ed Wednesday. visionary finish to the currently young West Coast Athletic confer- among .t4ft- BERKELEY SACRAMENTO players died this year as a direct The conclave ended on a note Foss said the differences nee basketball derby. had been ironed out. SAN MATEO PALO ALTO SAN JOSE result of football. of optimism as Commissioner Joe the ownens Just about everyone is picking Santa Clara's Broncos to win the TO Foss tat-, extended a new five- ------predicted here. Coach Bob Feerick, in 441441114.14141411R4741,4 title, and the same is year contraet and an estimated ' substantial height 12 t h yea) at SSanta ('tarn, has great shooters pay hike of $5000 a year. The Broncos . t a fine all-round star in sophomore Bob Garibaldi. Foss interpreted the move as DANCE SPECIAL busivir to be in a hurry to SALE! be a mite slow afoot, but they never seem vote of confidence. re anyway. Shampoo Set Men's traditional long -sleeve, button-down white oxford shirt "When the league gives MP : $5 with pearl buttons. Regular $3.95 valuesale price $1.75 each If Santa Clara can manage to knock off Loyola in Los Angeles contract it's a non-cut contra-! . Haircut or two for $3.00. Sizes 14-17 neck (half sizes included), 32-36 weekend, they could go the rest of the way and lose only one Foss said. lowrogogi s'eeve. se . . . perhaps to San Jose on March 10 in the civic auditorium. "Confidence in the Oakland firm n Styling by "John" and "Vickie" For second place, we have to go with Loyola's Lions. The Lion chise was also demonstrated." la Ali-time favorite for both men and women is the 100% Shetland Is can conceivably lose only two of the 12 conference games .. . continued, "when Oakland's co Look Your Loveliest This Weekend Wool crewneck sweater. This $11.95 name -brand value is on lb to Santa Clara. electe,I sale for $7.95, and comes in green, brown, charcoal, gray and owner Wayne Valley was center Ed Bentn, black. Sits 38, 40, 42, 44, 46. The Loyolans are led again this season by 6-6 president of the league." CY 7-8552 -,enior from Hilo, Hawaii. Benin averaged 19 per game last year An expected conflict between L2_5_3 So_._2n_d_ ic Supply on these items is limited, so order now. Contact the notoriously low-scoring MAC.. Foss and New York Titan owner 15 BARRY BEYER Also back front last year's line Loyola team is 6-9 guard Jeri; Harry Wismer tailed to material- is a groat floor leader and a ize and both parties seemed in CarroJs representat,e ,or College Kr tea rote. All -conference as a junior, Grote LC mendous passer. at-cord as the meeting ended. ( WENS TONIGHT 409 So. 5th STREET SAN JOSE Next is San Jose State. We see Stu Inman's Spartans, minus The following rule changes cams pry out of the productive meeting: Fnciey afternoon through S.,nday venng. Weekdays: 330-5:30 I liter Joe Braun after this semester, losing to Loyola twice and THE MARRIAGE OF MR. MISSISSIPPI Hitting with the Broncos. San Jose might lose to St. Mary's in The player limit during th regular season was raised Dom Miaaga on March 2, but the spirits are arguing amongst themselves By Friedrich Ihterrenniatt 844 188848 m that sine. 33 to 36. The stadium clock was made teralerrrertrrerlin7 obvious that San Jose is a vastly improved team this A Speech and Drama Production It's quite the official timepiece. season. Already Inman's cagers have won 1E) and lost 4, while host -The face guard rule was al- season's overall mark was 11-14. NIGHT rvi tered to make it defensive Mold- TONIGHT AND TOMORROW Some redbirds can be heard protesting that SJS will begin to ing if a man is tackled by gild,- Also January 17 thru 20 erumble the instant Braun exchanges his basketball uniform for his bing his face mask. ,iip and gown come February. But his replacement, 6-8 soph Harry Training camps were al- "Jo SJSC STUDENTS $1.00 CF 1 II 11 Edwards, while not a sensational ballplayer, is a steady one and irn- to twgin eight neeks lowed he Curtain 8:13 p.m. -:- College Theatr. proyce with every game. But Edwards might be just a little over- fore the start of the season in- zealous on defense and pick up a few too many unnecessary fouls. 'stead of the prev' ,eVen. SAN FERNANDO The only other outfit that might break into this top three is The player limit for the train- BOX OFFICE 5th and St. Mary's. Theyae an unpredictable team, though. They nosed out ing period was decreased from 65 Open 1-5 Daily (Speech & Drama Building) the Spartans 48-46 in the WCAC tourney during the Christmas hon. to 60. d'ays, but collapsed when they met San Jose last Monday in the auditorium, 51-37. If -S1. Mary's.has a couple more games like that against weaker teams in the conference, they'll be out of luck. 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Ie gatly BATES TRIES ONE SJS Meets UOP Tonight In Bid for 3-0 WCAC Mark By FRED RAGLAND Angeles Sports Arena. Santa in scoring last year with a 21.9 Coach Stu Irunan's Spartan Clara and USF trade opponents average. Stanley scored 21 points sports cagers go after their third straight tomorrow night. in the Tigers' last outing, a 75-63 West Coast Athletic Conference Santa Clara currently is 1-0 in loss to St. Mary's Saturday. victory tonight when they tangle conference play while defending Other COP players likely to January 12, 1962 SPARTAN DALLY.-. Friday. with University of Pacific in champion Loyola has not yet seen see action tonight are Richard Stockton's civic auditorium at 8 action in WCAC play. Davey. 6-3 guard, John Nichols, p.m. COP is led by Ken Stanley, 6-3 6-6 forward, and Leo Middleton syliarl the The league-leading SJS five senior league 6.7 sophomore center Rookie Humbles - NBA won't be expecting to find a push- * * * over in the Tigers, in spite of TV & RADIO REPAIRS Pacific's unimpressive 5-8 season SJS Frosh Five Celtic's Bill Russell record and 0-1 WCAC mark. Used Sets For Salo UOP gave the Spartans quite a Press International The 6-toot, I I -ineh Bellamy scare in the consolation finals of PAYLESS TV By tailed Battles Pacific 716 N. 4th out -scored 1{11141.111, 33-14, and the WCAC tournament last month, Cr 5-5570 Walt Fiellamy added the clinch- forcing SJS to go into overtime anybody who out -rebounded him. 30-18, to Yearlings Tonight er Wednesday for to gain a narrow 49-47 victory. isn't the National Bas- lead the Chicago Packers to a thinks he Coach Inman said yesterday he San Jose State's nosh hoop- Association's rookie of the 103-90 victory over ketball Boston expects "one heck of a game" sters will try to get back in the man-to-man triumph over year: a Wednesday night. The alit snap- with the Tigers. He added, how- win column tonight when they Russell. Bill ped the Packers' seven-game ever, that San Jose will be strong- battle the University of Pacific er "personnel-wise" than it was in losing streak and handed the frost' at 6:15 p.m. in Stockton SERVICE LAUNDRY the first UOP game. prior to a varsity clash between I SELF Celtics' their seventh loss in 39 £1 HAIR DRYER Both center Joe Braun and the two schools. Hours: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. games. forward Bill Robertson, the lead- The Spartan frosh, which has S NO WAITING Bellarny's 12 rebounds in the ing scorers for SJS this season, lost its last three contests, will ' MS LAUNDROMAT second period sparked a surge were out of action in that one. have to face its UOP counterpart 497 N. 13th that enabled the Packers to break forcing Inman to dip into his re- without star center Joe Kn.% away from a 19-19 tie to a 48-37 serves for starters. Knox suffered a knee dislocation: halftime lead. The Packers re- Braun will be playing his last in Monday's 48-41 loss to St.! mained in the lead the rest at game for SJS tonight. His eligi- Mary's. RENT A the way despite a game-total of 21 bility runs out with tonight's Coach Dan Glines' Spartababes points by Bob Cousy. game, the last of the semester will look to Ron Labetich and TYPEWRITER for the Spartans. Rick Wentworth to carry the PALM BOWL The Syracuse Nationals de- Inman plans to start the same scoring load in Knox's abset- feated the St. Louis Hawks, five tonight that started in the Labetich tallied IN ;r7:iinst 1523 W. San Carlos Special Student Rates 134- I 22, and the Philadelphia Spartans' 51-37 win over St. Mary's, CV 4-2810 Warriors beat the Detroit Pis- Mary's Monday . . . guards Gary 3 MOs. 18 tons, 113-110. In other games. Gresham and Bill Yonge, center Braun and forwards Rolf Dahl and SAN JOSE'S POPULAR a - Hal Greer scored 36 points and Dennis Bates. Dave Gambee added 30, each a DOWNTOWN HOTEL USE OUR "RENT Guard Vance Barnes and personal home court high, to lead for COMFORT Robertson will not start but will TO OWN" PLAN the Nationals, who scored their CONVENIENCE be ready if needed. FRIENDLY SERVICE seventh victory in 10 games since' An SJS win coupled with some MODERATE RATES Dolph Schayes was sidelined. The! upsets down in Los Angeles to- di"e"i"S":ffBUSINESS MACHINES Warriors clinched their triumph! From $4 50 to $7 00 ,C(pross 4-9414 AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT night and tomorrow night would Drive-in Garage over the Pistons on Tom Me- ! TIRT PROOF CONSTRUCTIoN greatly enhance Spartan chances FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING Third & San Fernando schery's field goal with 16 see-: TELEVISION RANOUET ROOMS REBOUND BATTLESan Jose State forward Dennis Bates gets for a WCAC title. Ralph G. Caldwell. Manson COFFEE SHOP FOUNTAIN onds left. Wilt Chamberlain had , off a short jump shot under the basket in last Monday's San Jose- Santa Clara meets Pepperdine 39 points for the Warriors. St. Mary's battle at the Civic auditorium. The Spartans won their and University of San Francisco MONTGOMERY HOTEL First ************************************************a second straight game in WCAC action, 51-37. Bates will be in takes on Loyola tonight in the Los South St. ot Son Antonio :an Jose, C tlifo, the starting lineup tonight when the local cagers invade Stockton A,,,,), SELF SERVICE for a battle with the UOP Tigers. The game will be played in the 161g1 LAUNDERETTE Stockton Civic Auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. I 15c WASH * 10c DRY NCAA Penalizes cemi linnud calk 1, LOTS OF ROOM TO STUDY WHILE YOU WAIT OPEN 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. ! .. . MA\ IA PROGRESS) ;4 409 E. SANTA CLARA ST. * Four Members (Between 9th & 10th Streets) i **** ******************************************** CHICAGO (Ut.iiThe National Collegiate Athletic :1ssociation Council yesterday placed New Mexico state university, the Univer- sity of Utah, Humboldt state college and Whitworth college on probation for violation of the NCAA code. YO/ Ifni, FIND REDI-CTI(' - New Mexico state drew the stiffest penaltythree years proba- IA BOTH Of R SHOPS IY tion. The other schools were placed on probation for one year. AU ILL C ITEGORIES 111. eelerx ipom probationary periods were effective immediately. OE New Mexico state was cited for three infractions of the NCAA . 1 NI) If 01//, Vs CLOTH' Nt. Xidterm ptekwre e code, and one questionable. practice. In addition to the three-year probation, the council ruled that New Mexico state would not he eligible to participate In any tele- 35' a Line vision program subject to the NCAA administration and control. till -DENT RATES Utah was placed on probation for providing excessive financial EX MITES OF SOME OF assistance to two athletesa football player who was revealed to has i received $26.30 over the financial limit during one year, and TIlE S INGS ON SALE ITEMS: DOWNTOWN BOWL a basketball player who was granted a special 30-day loan of $150 375 W. Santa Clara which was not repaid 18 months after maturity. The basketball player also was provided parttime employment and, the council said, received pay for work not done. Utah also was cited for providing transportation for the same SWEATERS . . . from 21'; off basketball player from New York City to Salt Lake ('Ity to assure would enroll at the university...... 111.1.1.4=1.1.11441.11.11146. he SI ITS ** 10'.; 30'-; off During the period of probation, the council said, the Utah basket- ball team would be ineligible to participate in the NCAA basket- ball championships and "those invitation and like basketball events SP( )iT( :1) NTS I07c - 30'7; off which cooperate with the NCAA in its enforcement program." Humboldt state, Arcata, Calif., and Withworth, Spokane, Wash., 1 ASII l’NTS 3.50 were cited for taking part in post-season football games which were not sanctioned by the NCAA. In one of the games. on Dec. 3, 1960. . large -:election Humboldt state and WIthworth opposed each other at Eureka, Calif. SPORT SIIIRTS . . from 20',./c Some at 2.95

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br Noll Dons Armistice Long Way Off-President Kennedy My. stiol arts till be tIm hobo' tit, Pres. Kennedy Tells How Congress Reacted JFK's Plea-New Powers moon."' voL. 49 WASHINGTON (ETU-President Kennedy's State of the

Of Missile Increase Union propceads yesterday drew warm praise from eongrewsional In Economic opposition from Republicans. Battle th.snocrats and Inaniediate Red By MERRIMAN SMITH authority in this lucid Mal Would warned then that the WASHINGTON I UPI t -President Kennedy's State of the Union File request for standby authority to cut Income taxes to WASHINGTON Presi- .seem to be a movement in the di- get worse largos e in api the administration has boosted from 1300 combat a recession was quickly attacked by the GOP. message yesterday indicated den Kennedy asked congress yes- rection of centralized exerutive to approximately 1600 its goal for land arid sea-based strategic mis- 'Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirt:Nen said the pro- terday for new economic weapons, posal "appears as a request for congress to surrender its au- tariffs now Sen. Hornet E. Capehart be deployed by 1965. au:luting power to cut silts to thority in this field and would seem to be a movement In the di- request Ulu - SAVE MONEY!! DI and lower personal income taxes Ind.) considered the RS The President said his new budget requests, to be presented to rection of centralized executive power." predicted con- On GAS and OIL in is recession, to help strengthen constitutional and Orb: congress Jan. 15. 'f00 additional Polaris and Mm- The Illinois senator said of the over-all message that it "is Atneriea in she struggle against gress would not approve. Sen. John SAHARA OIL ('uhf rut fft-Del.). senior GOP CO. like a Sears Roebuck catalogue wills the 'old prlees marked up." 4.40/1M1.111ISM. J. Williams no loan missiles." Second and William hut In his State of the Union mes- member of the senate finance c(iiii- He said the speech "van hardly be called is great message and ill l'he additional missiles will form sage, the President said an armis- mittee, said he would oppose 11 nor sass it called a bad one." Dirksen concluded: "One thing moher, DEPEND UPON t of the military strength which tice in the cold war seems "a long request. flagon is eertain and that is that them- requests us ill snake the New President said must be marin- stay off." Democrats, led by senate leader- US FOR ALL Frontier blaze wills controversy." Sparta ated "so long as fanaticism and lie therefore proposed an array Mike Mansfield, praised the in:'' HOWARD TOURS Spar YOUR BEAUTY Original brood over the affairs of Speaking for the Demswrats was Senate Leader Mike Mans- of economic, defense and foreign sage. Mansfield said it had "10' The Study Tour to the Paoli:. alp to NEEDS! that has the authentic field (Mont.). He said. "It is a statement prliey measures keyed to the the- authentic earmark of greatness 1962 SUMMER -14th Yedr Is hehl earmark of greatness. It points the way, first, to us hat must ory that prosperity must be main- . . plots rational leadership for, earls Complete Drug Store Fonds have already been appro. UNIVERSITY be done at h for the progress of all our citizens. On that successfully the advance of freedom and peace I PR( SCRIPTION SPECIALISTS :ated for a total of 1300 mis- tained at home to SUMMER ground base, it plots rational leadership for the advance of freedom and the communist economic In the world." HAWAII SESSION s, including 464 Polaris sub- counter I UNIVERSITY peace in the world." FOR JACQUELINE CRIrsITS AVAILAIRE STAR PHARMACY irine-based types and 600 solid- and military threat abroad. APPLAUSE March commissioned by The house was packed as the 56 DAYS 888 E. Santa Clara :iiled Minuteman intercontinental Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) said the speech "Is "Our nation is .0569 0:5 annual history to be an observer of free- President delivered his frequently Earn university credits while clic,. CY 3-3575 Son Jose ,tlistic missiles. The first of the a prescription of strength and responsibility for world leader- summer in flawall.PrIce Includes si., tarann ' I quiteman missiles are to be war- ship." dom's failure or the cause of its applauded message on a bitterly ship outbound, let return to West Co,' Mint' Washington day. Watching wilco: Hall residence on campus, ei in mid-1962. Others in the success," he said. "Our overriding cold greatest diversification of partite ci been Humphrey. who opposed Kennedy in the presidential pri- ners, entertainment, WE SPECIALIZE IN i300 already funded are Atlas and obligation in the months ahead is from the galleries was his wife tiptoe -, dents maries in 1960. particularly welcomed Kennedy's recommenda- cruises, beach events, and cult, , Titan ICBMs. To fulfill the world's hope by ful- Jacqueline, who recived two rounds shows; plus necessary tour serr, 230 c. tions for domestic welfare legislation. He said the speech was Are Or steamship and REPAIRING filling our own faith." of applause when she entered. roundtrip, WNW, tawila ALL SWISS AND AMERICAN Defense officials refused to go a "message of optimism and a renewed call to action and work." apartmeetamer residence available at ALL Among his major domestic pm- Despite its sober tone, Keture,1 's Heisted tear rates. OPtional neynbor The WATCHES CLOCKS neyond the President's words. But island visits and letu011, Seattle The senior GOP memiwr of the senate finanee 1.0 llllll Mee, hiatus was a request for presiden- message was somewhat less World's Sparta AND JEWELRY he apparently was referring to Sen. J01111 J. Williams will immediately he would authority, subject To than the one he delivered a year Jittery. one additional wing of Minutemen, (Del), tial standby foUuD oppose standby tax cutting powers for Kennedy. veto, to lower per- ago shin -I iv after takitn office. Ile 'tient which would be 150 more missiles ' rongressional ORIENT sonal income taxes within a speci- patois and would bring the total number! "I am not in favor of congress delegating its authority to SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE time. The aim, he BIG AUTO INSURANCE CREDITS-UNIV. SUMMER SESSION Gras ol wings to five. change tax rates to the President," Williams said. Ile said such fied range and a said, would be to "slow down an SAYINGS ANNOUNCED goals 1 His phrase "nearly 300 addi- power nould give the President a powerful political weapon to 79 DAYS Nip 2298 economic decline before it has Women and married men over 21: $78 A new concept of study tours, a mo- tional" indicated he may ask for UNA during vampaign years. lars university program. Also, dragged us down." less $13 dividend, or a net of $65 with us log II nuclear-pow- you enjoy and "live In" the Orient- funds for nine more Sen. John G. TrliWerr (R-Tex.) also objected to the tax pro- (based on current 17 per cent dividend). not lust see it. Includes Hawaii. Japan, led* s ON ROAD TO RECOVERY Formosa, ('led Polaris submarines, that posal which would "require a constitutional amendment." Single men under 25: $252 less $43 Philippines, and song tong Import Kennedy said he was asking for dividend, or a net of $209. Price Is all Inclusive, with services ,s(iold add 144 missiles. ashore all first class throughout. Eve- ership. He said the message followed what he called the New Fron- ouch authority now, even though $10/20,000 Bodily Injury liability; ning events are just as important The Navy already has received as SUM tier trend "to the country has bounced back $5,000 Property Damage and $500 daytime sightseeing. we chaiiente Stub spend more and more and S make government bigger funds for 29 Polaris submarines, comparisons. Ask for our le-page bro- and bigger." from the recession and now is on Medical Payments. Other coverages at chure tor valuable Orient information. camp comparable JEWELERSSKOP ' each carrying 16 missiles, to be savings. Payments can be Apply: qrak 1517 E. "the high road to recovery." be- SANTA CLARA ST. completed by 1965. The Navy's ul- made once, twice or four times a year. 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