G.E. Majors Friday Bazaar ar Ail students In . lenientars ed. Foods and pastries from 15 who sill be doling fall oration foreign countries will be sold trailing ehould come to student tomorrow from II a.m. to 9 p.m. meenna toaso us l'Ii65 at In the Inner Quad for the Wee- s su p.m., staled Or. %Whim aatiormi Bazaar. Native C4M- pagoet rail Dr. Vertu Hugh..., tames and gaits decorated har professor* of elemen loirolh, van! 441.1 the nuthentie t, , education. Procedure,. re- Lunch to the b 1.41.1/4 r Pres. Jahn the student teaching virdling and Sun dhow, and catatz T. Wahlquist he discussed explained, a wilt Mayor Paul Moore will speak according to the professor*. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE at 11:15 In the inner quad. and 411110 VOL 49 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 No. 121 count mine tareld ,r 21 Candidates We Want Freedom! n Ad- Car. }rigatoni of the press is a it...yes- it, to a.n di itiocracy, We at San Jose State hate been led to lieu's,- we are being Seek 14 Jobs governed by a democratic association the ASB with the Stu- ASB President Hurls dent Council as spokesman. If the above assumption is true, then freedom of the press With Classes from governmental control should be the case with the Spar- tan Daily, since it is the press at San Jose State. for 1962-63 class officers Voting That is not so! A newspaper whose financial situation ale. its second and final day goes into pends on the tempennanent of a government cannot be core today, with 21 candidates compet- sidered free. jobs. Eight of the offices Censorship
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im for And the Spartan Daily's financial situation aloes depend uncontested. are Upon such a factor. Members of this government may decreaw By MANUEL ROBLES so that he, as president, could In- to open at 8:30 am. Scheduled or withhold the Daily's budget if the newspaper does not form the student body of the sit- polls, in front of the cafete- Charges of censorship in student today, please them. uation. "I consider this pre-cen- ria and Spartan bookstore, will publications were hurled at the Monday, the Daily received such a threat by incoming sorship," he said after the meet- at 4:30 p.m. college administration by ASB close ASB president Bill Hauck. Hauck, who is presently disputing ing. With three men in the race, the Financiers with the Set Daily president Brent Davis during the for more student government coverage, said he Davis said he had originally sophomore presidency appears to may cause the Daily's budget to be withheld until "an agree- regular Student Council meeting planned to run the article and car- be the most widely sought post ment can be made." yesterday. toon in the Daily's editorial col- Contestants here are Maurice Jour- Since when must a free press agree with the head of a Davis, in a special report to the umns but was turned down by dime of Huntington Park, SPUR government before it may function? Russia's Pravda may be editor Carolyn Perkio. Miss Perkio candidate, and two San Joseans used Policy legislative body, told the group as on an example Union
of a newspaper which must await govern- that curtailments to a free stu- later said that Davis had ap- Skip Yawl and Steve Hassett. mental approval to function. tor sophomore vice presi- Encouraged by recent action of liminary collection of non-Federal dent press have existed on this proached her as if demanding Vying The Spartan Daily wants to cover ASB activities; it must Cliff Gutterman and the California state college trus- funds, campus for some years, and are space for the cartoon and article, dent are in order to fulfill its function as a newspaper. All it asks is Miller, SPUR candidate, INITIAL FUNDS POSSIBLE one of student goverranenes main and that she based her refusal Kathy that student government practice the principle of freedom of tees, the boatel's committee on fi- LaLsne and Penny Ro- 4. Department of Finance: Fur- problem areas. on the fact that she felt the presi- with Ginny the press and let the Spartan Daily staff--consisting of mem- nance recently formulated a broad candidate, in the con- ther negotiations will be necessary The ASH president's action was dent has no authority to do so. per. SPUR bers training to be journalists--use its own judgement as to polity outline for construction of to determine whether the depart- test for class treasurer. Sharon Mc- student government coverage. prompted by a recent incident in BENTEL SPEAKS class' only candidate for college union facilities. ment will supply funds for prelimi- which a cartoon he proposed to New Ls the The Daily wants to (sanction as a free press ... let it! Journalism and Advertising de- The trustees had formally au- nary designs prior to application run as a paid advertisment in secretary. C.P. partment head Dr. Dwight Bentel. Smith from San Jose, SPUR, thorized continued planning f or for federal loans. Spartan Daily was struck down Ron speaking for the department staff, Clause of San Diego student union facilities at a meet- 5. Campus-by-campus financing: by the Journalism and Advertising and George said that the controversial cartoon junior class presi- ing in Chico. Standards for students' fees and department faculty after consul- are seeking the was rejected because it was in Pam Stoddard, Dr. Dwight Bentel, chairman of revenue producing activities must tation with Pres. John T. Wahl- dency: and SPUR, direct violation of Spartan Daily and Donna Bell are secretary aspi- Dr. Hodges the SJS College Union building be determined. Costs on a per-stu- quist Reviews faculty is policy, which the All other junior posts are fund and head of the Journalism dent basis are liable to be signifi- rants. 'FAULTY INTERVENTION' charged with upholding. uncontested, with Ken Howell for and Advertising department, called cant. Professor Bentel. citing the pas- vice president, Sharon Reed for the action a definite step in the After outlining the policy, the Davis said he had planned to the Spartan Daily manual treasurer, and Val Tinti for Inter- direction of constructing state col- financiers directed the chancellor's run the cartoon, which depicted sage in 'Satire lege unions. staff to continue development of a President Wahlquist manipulating which deals with policy, reminded representative. of class Sociology' college union program to be pre- a puppet student government, with the council that the newspaper's Oakland junior Bruce Macpher- A satirical study of American "The author is no 241-per cent 'The issue is very much alive," sented to the trustees by fall 1962. an article in which he proposed to policy was formulated in conjunc- son is the only candidate for the sociology, recommended for its American who lustily proclaims he said. "We know that Chancellor Attorney General Stanley Mask cite cases of alleged "faculty in- tion with past Student Councils senior presidency in a class election "light touch," was reviewed yes- 'our country: right or Glenn Dumke actively supports the wrong,' but tervention" in student affairs. and was reconsidered and approved top heavy with white ballot candi- terday at the book talk in the movement and are most hopeful was also requested to furnish the trustees with an analysis of pro- as recently as last spring. dates. cafeteria by Dr. Harold Hodges, that we can conclude our financial The ASB president said he con- cedures available for The passage reads in part: "The The two-man race here is the associate professor of sociology. arrangements next semester." undertaking sidered the cartoon constructive such projects. Daily does not subject individuals sire presidency with Gary Wexler, The book, "A Surfeit of Honey," criticism and wanted it published M MILLION COLLECTED administrative, faculty, or stu- SPUR. and Owen Grande compet- was written by Russell Lynes. who With $3 million collected, the dents to personal attack in its ing. Others running are Ellen Nor- is one of the editors for Harper's SJS building committee needs only news or editorial columns. They ris for secretary, John Haggerty magazine. for treasuter, and Harlene Heller the trustees' approval for appropri- usually are not in an equally fa- Dr. Hodges told his audience, federal loan to start for :nee-class representative. ation of a vorable position to reply." 'The best sociology books are writ- construction. Student Council ten by non-sociologists such as PERSONAL ATTACK After a discussion with Pres. Russell Lynes." Carl McIntosh of Long Beach state The professor said the cartoon The title, "Surfeit of Honey," John Gallup Killed college, former chairman of the de- was "obviously a personal attack is taken filen King Henry the funct presidents' committee, t h e on President Wahlquist" and Fourth: "They surfeited with committee on finance decided to Backs Prop. 3 urged the council to take no action In Auto Accident honey and began to loathe the develop some of the presidents' until it heard both sides. taste of sweetness, whereof a little .1., .e M. Gallup, 21, San Jose committee's basic concepts for con- Student Council went on record state agencies in the central coast Student Council also voted 8-1-2 more than a little is by much too State student and campus blood sideration by the Board of Trus- yesterday as favoring proposition area including state colleges, junior in favor of supporting a died much." drive chairman last semester, tees. three, a $270 million state con- colleges, hospitals, forestry sta- mendation by ASH vice president 'The book is a mere 140 early yesterday morning on the pages,"Dr. struction bond issue scheduled to tions, and prisons for passage of Bill Hauck to the new council to Hodges explained, "yet each POLICY OUTLINE Route 17 freeway, in a two-car go before California voters June 5. the issue. His area engulfs four defer action on the Spartan Daily its eight chapters, though nee The policy outline covers the fol- collision that claimed two other of The move came during the regu- counties -- Santa Cruz, Monterey, budget "until this terrific conflict average 17 pages, are di- lowing areas: lives. scarcely lar council meeting at the request San Benito, and Santa Clara. that obviously exists is resolved." verse in their focus." 1. Financial negotiations: College Services will be tomorrow at DR. HAROLD HODGES of chairman Bill Hauck. He urged Pioposition three, placed on the In the satire, Lynes takes a look U nion arrangements, because of ' Hauck said he feels that when the 10:30 a.m. at Chapel of the Hills, . . reviews sociology satire council members and all students ballot by vote of the state at "the American" and his com- varying conditions, will not follow legisla- newspaper's budget is up for con- 615 N. Santa Cruz ave., Los Gatos. to support the proposition which, if ture, would authorize $270 million plicated role in society, especially is merely a casual observer of cer- the uniform plans for housing fa- sideration is the best time to deal Also killed in the 1 am, crash, approved, would mean approxi- in state bonds for a two-year build- in relation to those of other na- Min of our frailties," Dr. Hodges cilities. on the Santa eiruZ county side of mately $95,250,000 in aid would go ing program. While virtually with "the problem that Student Dr. Hodges. emphasized. J.J. 2. Packaged arrangements: Con- all the manrnit, were Terry Makin, tions, according to to state college building programs. Council has with Spartan Daily." sideration will be given to packag- state agencies would share in the 21, San Jose city college student. Hauck announced that the col- allocations, three-fourths of t h e ing financial arrangements in ne- Lone dissenter was graduate rep- and Jesse Rivas, 29, of San Jose has released Dr. Willard J. would be for construction of gotiations with the Housing and lege money resentative Pete Briggs. Gallup, business-industrial man- Saunders, professor of real estate educational facilties. Senatorial Hopefuls Home Finance agency. The resi- agement major and cadet technical and insurance, from classroom du- dence hall program pooled all reve- sergeant in the SJS AFROTC, was w ties for the remainder of the se- BUILDING AID nues and interest and principal re- New Ad Policy returning from Santa Cruz in a mester to work on promoting the Of the $95,250,000 state colleges payments from a single fund. ear driven by Makin. ill Debate Issues Issue, would receive in building aid under Spartan Daily Advertising Mana- Makin's auto was totally de- 3. Assessments of fees: Since fed- the proposal. $11,993,000 would go ger Sherry Thompson announced Students Against Communism election in the primary June 5. ISSI'E molished in the head-on collision eral funds will probably not covet' PROMOTE to San Jose State for construction yesterday that all future political will present a debate this after- The debate will be in Morris Saunders, regional in- With Rivas' car, California High- more than 90 per cent of the total Professor programs of the 1962-63 and 1963- 1 advertising an d all advertising noon in which senatorial campaign Dailey auditorium at 3:30 p.m. careful con- formational coordinator for the way patrol officers report. cost of college unions, 64 school years. placed by organizations for publi- issues will be discussed by three Appearing will be Robert Jor- be given on pre- movement, will work through 15 According to the California sideration should cation in the Spartan Daily must Democratic candidates seek in dan, consulting engineer: Joseph Regular enrollment at SJS is ex- Hiehway patrol, Rivas was alone be paid for in advance of publica- I", Lewis, attorney, and Ford mo- pected to soar from its present 12,- driving south down a long grade tion. tor company executive Edward 038 to an estimated 15,700 by 1965. when he failed to Persons responsible for obtaining negotiate .' Schroer. In line with California's rapidly curve. at , ROYAL LINGUIST advertisements are required to pay apparently traveling wire world increasing population, enrollments emphasized education high rate of speed. Lewis has U.S. WILL WELCOME SEATO ACTION in the state's colleges, junior col- for them in the Student Affairs his Gallup, a junior, was the son and school financing during WASHINGTON (UPD The State Department said yesterday leges, and University of California 'business office TH16, and bring re- Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gallup, campaign. He has urged that ma- the United States is holding talks with its Southeast Asia and Pacific campuses is expected to rise to ceipts to the Spartan Daily after- 2138 Carlton ave., San Jose. jority rule replace the present allies on the possibility of joining this country in sending military 340,000 from its present 223,000 by tising department with their ad in school bond Seats will be reserved during two-thirds majority forces into Thailand. Department Press Officer Lincoln White said 1965. That number, according to I material. re- the funeral for AFROTC students elections, terming the present the United Stats "would certainly welcome" any action by other officials, could not be accommo- Advertising deadlines are 4 p.m., and quirements "undemocratic and officers. Another service and members of SEATO to back up the U.S. move. dated on the campuses as they 'sic two days prior to date of ran hijen
interment will be held in Han- needlessly restrictive." now. ion. rd. INVADERS' the Gallup family announced. Lewis is the endorsed candidate DUTCH 'THWART SEABORNE In addition, the state's collie of the California Democratic HOLLANDIA, Dutch New Guinea tUPI)--Dutch naval units age population is expected tog Council, the Santa Clara county yesterday captured a boatload of 20 armed Indonesians attempting a by 70 per cent in the 1960a. Classic Film Council of Clubs, the state League landing near Fak Fak in Western New Guinea, Dutch military head- of Senior Citizens and has a wide announced. While the seaborne invaders were being thwarted, "Gate of Hell," the first Japan- quarters Ion isiou'd like to labor endorsement. the communique said, Dutch troops also were attacking a band of International Violence see something new and ese color fern to be released in the C.anclidates Schroer and Jordan, Indonesian paratroopers who were dropped near Fak Fak Tuesday. handsotne in sports United States and the French Subject of SPU Film shirts? Then, friend, film classic "A Day in the Coon- in their campaigns, are each seek- slide in to your hip effective use of tax EX-OAS CHIEF ADMITS RESPONSIBILITY The suicidal nature of in "Y." forms the motion picture ing more dol- haberdasher, R/A, for Schroer. with an PARIS (UPD Former Gen. Raoul Salan admitted to the court national violence in our mac-I. the Gant hill of fare in today's classic films lars. industrial a gander at was age is featured in a film spon- of NPVI Haven array of Presence. management viewpoint, stresses trying him for treason Wednesday that he completely responsible the actions of the terrorist Secret Army Organization. He is sored by the Student Peace Union fine eotton shirts in The films will be shown at 3:30 EUROPEAN CONTESTANT responsible industrial planning and for smart new candy being tried before a special French high tribunal for his part in the today in C11227 at 3:30 p.m., ac- this afternoon in Concert Hall and Multi-lingual Ruth Zans, one of south bay development in recrea- stripes green, ma- so-called generals' revolt of April, 1961, in Algiers and for his lead- cording to Nancy Walbridge roon, or twine on grey. again at 7 p.m. in Morris Dailey five International Queen final. tional, educational and cultural fa- for nearly a year until his capture last month. chairman of the SPU. Most comfortable and slid i torhun. ;Os, represents Europe in Inter- ership of the OAS cilities. lie urges a program of "Which Way the Wind." stars igg appropriate for eampua "Gate of Hell," winner of num- national Week activities. The or weekend wear. A consumer protection, strengthening TERRORISTS SHELL WOMEN AND CHILDREN John Raitt, Marsha Hunt and INI erous international film awards, 19-year-old French major is great R / A eholee at ALGIERS (UPI) Secret Army Organization terrorists fired 15 James -minute III is set in ancient Japan and tells sponsored by Delta Zeta soror- food and drug purity laws and Whitmore, The 30 bat 7.97, mortar shells into the Algiers Casbah and six mortar shells into an film is intended as a starting the story of a noblewoman's efforts ity. She is a British citizen and eliminating unethical advertising. point mi to Latvian. Oran hospital grounds yesterday in a continuation of their wave of for a discussion on non-violence IP ward off the advances of a her national origin is Dr. Frederic A. Week, head of Moslem killings The Algiers shelling killed two Moslem children, by Ben warrior and still save her hus- The SJS junior speaks French, Seaver, peace secretary V band German" the Political Science department, aged 10 and 12, and wounded at least 15 other Moslems, including of the American friends service ROOS who has been threatened IV Latvian and "a little will moderate during the debate. women and children. There were no casualties in the Oran shelling. him. in addition to English. committee in San Francisco. 151 SAN JOSE 2 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday May 17. 1962 GLEE CLUB GOES TO FORT ORD Mt Art Prof's Experiences Thrust and Parry supported by the e%Ittellee a'. a ii - the. goal of our foreign policy, Sp Chem Prof Adds and rerwes, 4/11111111 able. first foremost, victory over In Communist Hungary Fallout Comment R. C. Lee international communism. Filry Editor: Prof,...or of chemistry billion dollars a year for the mil- By IttirtN.t In Vienna he met a former itary is certainly I regret that Thrust and Parry a waste if we tif9r1 "Maybe you are guilty, maybe schoolmate, presently a Califor- never intend to use our space limitations prevented me Student Gives military a not. hut I'd rather see 1000 inno- nia priest, who became an Amer- power to from making a more complete back up our position the death sen- ican citizen. The priest sponsored 'Realistic Alternative' the daY cent people get otetement on fallout in the letter around world on the fron- to let one Lenevers entrance into the Editor: tiers of freedom, Al tenee than 1.1.;rected I recently wrote. In commenting or if we toy free." These words United States. Now the basic premise under- around with the C capitalist on my letter (Thrust and Parry, idea of abolish. associate Already in possession of one B. lying each of the schemes de- ing national gene sent Alfonz Lengyel. May Ell Mr. Mixon quotes a state- armies in favor of a A. in Hungarian gymnasium and scribed yesterday is that the United Nations mud professor of art, to jail in Com- ment of the Public Health Serv- Peace FOtOe, two MA's in military science Communists can be trusted to which munist Hungary for six years. ice which says in part, ".,,,the would be commanded I* and law. Lengyel obtained anoth- live up to treaties and agree- the Assistant The first three years of his most prudent course is to assume Secretary for Poll. feati er B.A. and a third M.A. in art ments, something which they sentence were snent in solitary there is no level of radiation ex- tics and Security Council Affairs, thov at SJS in 1958 and 1959. have nasty habit of not doing, confinement. "They tortured me posure below which one can be and which Alger Hiss and V. N1 11011 something our government every week . . . no one knows PROFESSOR HELPED absolutely certain that harmful and Molotov agreed would always Ia star 4 should have learned from our why T was not in jail. They said "I worked as a grave digger to effects may not occur. " a Russian Communist. Sc history of fruitless negotia- that T wanted to establish carii- get money to finish post gradu- With this statement I am in long The armed forces of the United and tions with them. taust.e r e this-tar7h Cardinal ate work in Paris," Lengyel re- complete agreement, although as States should be used to com- will Mind 7ent v and Archbishop called. He spent two years in I pointed out this must be an Another premise is that some plement and buttress the dipl.-,- Ertu Cress." the art professor said. Paris to finish requirements for assumption because no data is vague term called "international matic, political, economic and thov "The most important thing to his Ph.D. He was able to stay in available for radiation levels sim- law" can be invoked to govern ideological offensives that we 47 v remember." he continued. "is the Paris through the help ot Dr. ilar to those produced by fallout. the affairs of nations and make should take against the Commu- 1St J fact that while I was in jail I Winifred Ferris, retired profes- It was not my intention to the Communists less warlike. An nist bloc; an offensive that must Gom met Communists who were un- sor of the SJS Foreign Lan- suggest that no damage at all re- illustration of the fallacy of this lead to a funeral service over TV department. She sent tr, derground coordinators between guages suited from fallout. My objection can be shown by a situation that the USSR. have Lengyel money to continue his quartet has been taking up much of the Dom the Soviet and Hungarian Com- TRAVELING MINSTRELS Varsity of the SJS Men's was to statements such as, 'The When we have triumphed over studies and has never asked for lately. munists during World War IL" Glee club, directed by Dr. Gus Lease, associate professor of American government is plan- news the Communist conspiracy and it mule repayment. were sup- Lengyel also said he was in jail music (right), is well known in the local area. The singers, who ning to maim and slaughter 20,- While the Russians no longer represents a threat to tino' "She just told me that I have posed to be observing a cease-fire with Janos Kadar, who is the perform at numerous peninsula events, will appear at Fort Ord 000,000 children" and "Our de- the peace, security and freedom wart a responsibility to help a needy they were, in fact, busily present head of the Communist May 26. Members of the quartet are (1.4.) Dick Olgesbee, lead; ceptive government , . . is lying in Laos, of mankind, then we will talk and student," confided Lengyel. the Pathet government in Hungary. Stan Imus, bass; John Worthington, tenor; and Ted Lyne, bari- to us about its sincerity to dis- arming and training about a reduction in military -I 5 During Lengyel's last year in Owe by Ore Challtrerg began tone. Lao rebels, and last week spending and perhaps disarma- pent NOT GUILTY Paris, the American house in This sort of statement is prop- a major offensive in complete ment. died in 1953, which was attacked by When Stalin he lived aganda pure and simple. The defiance of the cease fire. Richard Reeb Lengyel was taken to a coal anti-Americans and his 200-page will mining transition from an assumption Clearly these proposals ASB 4629 prison camp. After three dissertation was ruined. Faculty Committee Ends that fallout will produce some not ease international tensions Ne . more years. the attorney-general U.S. 'JUNGLE' damage even though the level is and pave the way for a reduction NI visited the camp. He told Leng- Having been educated in Fu- too low to be measured, to "20,- In military spending. Is there a A let yel that he was not guilty and rope, Lengyel is less than enthu- Duplicating Service Study 000,000 children maimed and realistic alternative? There most Author To Create is Ill that it was all a mistake. siastic about the American edu- slaughtered" simply cannot be certainly is. And that is to make sica I "I asked him, if I were not cation system. "As a professor A four-member faculty com- and prepared on a regular guilty, what happened to those who has had experience with the mittee has made a study of the scheduled charge basis. Spectacle Titles %TM who also were not guilty, but Russian, French and English sys- duplicating a n d reproduction Other bookstore services in- LONDON (UPI) Producer host! were put to death? He replied, tems, I am a little disappointed services available on campus for clude paper drill and punch, Charles H. Schneer says he has shoe , 'Don't talk about those things with the educational 'jungle' in student and faculty use. paper cutter, gold and colored commissioned Pulitzer Pr ire - half. which divide us'," said Lengyel. the United States," Lengyel re- Investigation of campus repro- foil stamping on all types of Sparta- o-Rouni winning sculptor and artist dical He was released and a month marked in his soft voice. duction services was done by soft material, notary public and James Wines to create the main later the Hungarian revolution He feels that only a few high Glen Guttormsen, accounting of- limited postal and wrapping By DRU CHALLBERG titles for his adventure spectacle 1, 9. broke out. When the revolution schools supply the future schol- ficer; Joyce Backus, college li- service. Society Editor "Jason and the Golden Fleece." FINALISTS was crushed, the refugee found ars and that most are only "play- brarian; Harry Wineroth, Spar- All services of the store have DREAMY Wines, who was born in Chi- tomorrow night ! his way to the western border, grounds which produce ill - pre- tan bookstore manager and Dr. a fixed fee and are performed Phi Mu Spring Dream Man will be announced cago, will develops a vast golden are Lee Howell of Sigma with only a compass and his pared students. "It is reflected Jerrold Kemp, associate profes- on very short notice and gen- at the sorority's formal dance. Finalists mural of Jason's epic voyage for of Delta weapon. On December 18, an icy, in our universities," he added. sor of education. erally the same day brought in Chi, Jack Bertram of Phi Sigma Kappa, Bruce Wiseman the main title design. He will do Theta foggy night, he swam a channel Asked what he intended to do A photocopying service is of- or while the customer waits. Upsilon, Gill Cyester of Alpha Tau Omega, John Moore of his paintings in his studios in and crossed the Iron Curtain to about the present educational fered by the college library to A ditto service is also offered Chi, John Haggerty of Sigma Phi Epsilon and John Sapunar of Rome. freedom. system, Lengyel said he would students, faculty and instruc- by the Women's Recreation Sigma Nu. A once - in - a - lifetime coinci- like to fight for a better school tional departments. assn., sponsored by the women's FOOD FEED Pi members are setting the plans for a fund- dence changed Lengyel's future. system. "My feeling is that the It will make photocopies of a physical education department. Alpha Omicron Sari Jose State's food feed Sunday from 4-6 p.m. at the sorority house. Fea- best weapon is knowledge," he printed page, normal page-size It is located in the upstairs of raising the menu are spaghetti, green salad, french bread, iced tea Traditional said. copy from microfilm text and the women's gymnasium in the tured on this for only 75 cents," according to OVERSEAS CAMPUSES normal page-size copy from mi- WRA lounge. All service will be and an ice cream dessert. "All Barber Shop chairman of the function. Funds gained will go to Reds Claim Yuri "I'd advise setting up college crocard text on a 24-hour basis. Marilyn Starr, campuses in Europe. I would rec- A major sin-vice center is the the sorority's philanthrophy, the Frontier Nursing Service located The library will make copies ommend Paris because it is the secretarial service, Adm256. In Kentucky. from books, magazines, and world art center and at the same A variety of secretarial serv- DAAM DAY Created Stamp Hit other materials only when need- to] time the center of many pene- ices are offered including typ- Alpha Tau Omega is planning a DAAM Day picnic this Sunday ed for instructional use or for MOSCOW L'PD Radio trating ideas," he continued. ing, mimeographing, paper off- for Dads, Actives, Alums and Mothers. The ninth annual reunion specific research projects. Moscow has claimed a philatelic Lengyel added that the present set duplication masters, prepara- affair will be held at Saratoga Springs. In the past, the ATO tra- record growing out of Yuri Ga- anti-American feelings are cen- Order forms are available at tion of material for making ditional picnic has welcomed visiting alums and relatives from the garin's orbital space flight. tered in the European universi- service desks in all subject read- metal offset duplication mas- distant Los Angeles area. Since Gagarin's flight April ties. "As Kennedy's brother also ing rooms. The material to be ters, enveloping addressing, dic- VISITING SINFONIA RECITAL 12, 1961. he has appeared on 200 stated, we must send professors copied should be left at the tation and illustrations. PM Mu Alpha members from the University of Pacific will postage stamps around the and students to Europe in order service desk with the order. These services are available visit the SJS campus this Tuesday to give the first in a planned world, the Soviet radio said. to tell university students, the Usually material ordered on for faculty instructional pur- series of exchange recitals. Various ensembles and soloists will form a most distinctive haircut "No event on earth has given future leaders, about our way of one day will be ready for de- poses only. the music fraternity's program which will begin at 8:15 p.m. in rise to so many stamps," the life, and restore ou r prestige livery on the following school Concert Hall. Phi Mu Alpha boasts four northern California chap- broadcast claimed. abroad," he eoncluded. day after 1 p.m. Delivery will be ters and future exchange recitals are scheduled among them. made at the circulation desk on Nixon Claims PLNNINGS Jimmie,s the first floor. Arleen King, Kappa Alpha Theta sophomore general elementary 52 South 4411 Street TONIGHT! A materials preparation serv- major from Castro Valley, to Gary B. Ressa, Delta Upsilon senior ice is available in the audio- 'National Scandal' business major from San Lorenzo, CY 3-9947 and every Thursday Hite 10 P.M. visual service center in the new Leslie Ann Ballard, Chi Omega senior home economics major 8- LOS ANGELES (UPI) For- Free Parking in Front addition to Centennial hall. from Van Nuys, to Bob Mills, Phi Sigma Kappa senior business and mer Vice President Richard M. FREE STUDY CLASS It prepares photographs, industrial management major from Riverside. and Nixon said this week that the Presented by slides, large transparencies other visuals from printed firing of James Ralph. a Depart- SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY materials. ment of Agriculture official and former member of Gov. Edmund Spartanailii TYPEWRITER Get your head out of the sand and learn the difference This is limited to the repro- G. Brown's administration, has between a Communist and Socialist. Come tonight! duction of materials for instruc- April created "the biggest tnrersrd as second cies, matter tional use by faculty members. national 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- Germania Hall, 261 N. 2nd St. The prepared materials should scandal since Teapot Dome." d r th act of March 3, 1879. Mem RENTALS become part of a department's Nixon, a candidate for the her California Newspaper Publishers Special Student Rates instructional resources. Republican gubernatorial nomi- Association. Published daily by Asso- latest models Free ciated Students of San Jose State , Two weeks' time should be nation said in a prepared state- fully guaranteed Free Pao College esc pt Saturday and Sunday no deposit Free excr arge allowed for the completion of ment, "an alumnus of Pat during college year. Subscription sc. materials. Brown's college of political hacks capted only on a rernaind r-of-semev 124 E Son Fernando "We're /serf to Col look" CV 3.528.; Many reproductive and other has touched off the biggest na- ter basis. Full acad mic year, $9; each sern ster $4.50. Off-carnpus price per services are offered by Spartan tional scandal since Teapot copy, 10 cents. CV 4.6414--Editorial CO. Only school days* bookstore. Dome." Ert. 2381, 2384, 2385. 2386. Advea MODERN OFFICE MACHINES 13 A verifax copying machine Ralph was fired Tuesday by thing Est. 2081, 2087, 2083, 2084 makes duplications on a "while Secretary of Agriculture Orville Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours I:45-4,20 p m., Monday througlr left to buy LaTorre! you wait" basis. Freeman for being involved with Friday. Any phone calls should be 1SJSC Yearbook) Materials for duplication, such the recently indicted Texas ag- rn d during these hours as ditto and mimeograph, for riculture magnate Billie Sol Editor . CAROLYN PERRI SPRING SPECIAL! student work and organizations Estes. Ralph was Brown's for- Advertising Manager Greeks can be brought to the bookstore mer state director of ure. SHERRY THOMPSON Day Editor GARY ANDERSON FREE MONONURAL OR En STAFF POSITIONS STEREO RECORDING Sports News Editor WANDA JOLLY Office Manager DON FAGLE 1 Sports Editor FRED RAGLAND OF YOUR CHOICE WITH Copy Editor JANE DeHAAN Independents Feature Editor LESTER ON PURCHASE OF A DISCOUNT _ Queens per DIAMOND NEEDLE! Special Just 1 Block from Campus Personalities 2c & 3c Summer Rates Open Every Night Until 9:30 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl .2 BEI)101. APARTMENTS with more color than ever before. 2 Students 5;80.00 Examples of year-around oil prices: 3 Students 890.00 A complete history of Campus life Shell X-I 00, Triton, Veedol, 4 Students ... $100.00 Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38¢ and up for 1962. Castrol qt. can 50¢ APAlinIENTS 100% Eastern Bulk q+. 19¢ $ Y a n apc tu rtchheassteu ydoeun rt C WITH POnlf, 1 6 2 -Gal. Sealed Can, 1000/. Eastern $1.29 8123.00 Flat Hate LaTorre Cigarettes package 22¢ Affairs Business Office"' Spartan Rental TH 16 PURITAN OIL CO. CORNER OF Service FERNANDO Unfil delivery dote on Campus & Williams 6th & Keys 10th & Taylor 183 So. qth - 7-8877 THIRD AND SAN .44.6....1.1141.1.41.141.1.1{1.14.441. Music Department Directing Class Performs niursday, May 17. 1962 NI' N DAIL% 3
Sponsors Concert edda a Orchestra To Perform outstanding graduates and er Today See s from senior students of the Music Henrik Gibson's destiny, "Hedda Gabler," will be Original Work by Prof play about a department will be presented in highly bred and performed by members of a romantic woman who hungers stage directing a class in Studio An original eseniszsitem by all Oklahoma towns. Ryan attended a -young Artists' Concert" Sun- for the power to shape human Theater today at 3:30 p.m. the Jailliard school of music on day at 3 p.m. in Concert Hall. SJS music professor who pro- The class will present the in- a fellowship after receiving his Admission to the concert is fesses a great bye for the works tense scene from Act I in which A.B. degree from the University 75 cents for students and $1.50 of "four les--Bach, Beethoven. Weekend Activities Hedda Gaoler and a past love of KanSas in 1935. general, Proceeds will benefit a Brehm: and Bartok- is slated and present competitor of her Al Juillaird. Ryan studied un- scholarship fund. music husband meet alter two years fur performance on tomorrow's der such known ITILISICiallti as The scholarship concert will For Islamic Society of separation. Director of the fourth annual SJS Contempo- Carl Friedburg and Clara Schu- feature works by Brahms, Bee- play is Maria Wide, graduate A eeekend lomat of activities rary Music festival. mann. He has also studied piano thoven, Busoni and Stanley student. Is being planned by the San Jose "Three Epitaphs," written by with Edward Steuernuoin, com- Hollingsworth, assistant motes- rnard Wagenaar Islamic society and students Hedda Gabler. central char- Thomas Ryan, professor of mu- position with IS nor of music. a t tended a master class from San Jose State have been acter of the play, is a fascinat- sic, will be presented by the and Soprano Clorinda di Lonardu ing woman !aught by: the harpsichordist invited to join the festivities. with ice cold eyes. SJS Symphony orchestra at and pianist Nettie Jean Field Wanda Larkkossica. Leading off the program Fri- according to Miss With. The 2:30 p.m. in Concert Hall will pr e se n t Brahms' "Vier day at 8 p.m. will be an complex personality of Hedda Brooke Shebleys mezzo, will solo Ryan's musical idiom is mod- ernste Gesange," Op. 121, Bee- Eid-ul- Adha celebration at the Inter- and her inner intensity result in with the orchestra, which is con- ern and Bartok and the later thoven's Sonata in A Major, Op. her personal tragedy of not fol- national Student Center, 285 S. ducted by Dr. W. Gibson Wal- Prokofieff are his favorite eon. 47 %vill be performed by violin- lowing Market st. The San Francisco her emotions. ters, professor of music. tHfT)porary composers. John Loban and pianist Joan ist Islamic Center An exaggerated consciousness Tomorrow's music festival. will be hosts for Professor Ryan's composition Goodwin. the event. of society conflicts with and Two graduate pianists who is from his song setting of which consists of performances A picnic party is slated for ultimately defeats fledda's de- have done extensive duo work, Edgar -Lee Master's "Spoon u f unpublished manuscripts. Sunday at 1 p.m. at Sigmund sire to control human destiny. Chan and Ricardo Tri- River." The settings were pre- opens at 10:30 a.m. in Concert Donald Stern Grove, 19th Her weakness is that she can't PERFORMS TOMORROW Thomas Ryan, professor of music, minas, will play Busoni's "Duet- ave. and Stoat sented in 1942 by Ethel Leuning blvd., San Francisco. Shish-ke- stand a social scandal. will play his composition, "Three Epitaphs," tomorrow at the Hall with three original works tino" concert ante. Hollings- at the Yaddo festival in Sara- bab. kubbeh, baklawah, salad The 29-year-old woman de- fourth annual San Jose State Contemporary Music festival. for taind. Works for orchestra worth's Entrance, Pas de deux toga Springs, N.Y. and soft drinks will be included cides she has "danced enough" Brooke Shebley, mezzo soprano, will solo in the program. will be presented at 2.30 p.m. and Finale for two pianos. from A piano sonata, a piano quin- on the menu of the picnic and marries Prof. Jorgen Tea- Saltimbanchi," will also be being tet, and numerous songs and and 'loss' the all -day festival. arranged by the Islamic Center man, a good natured, naive and performed by the duo. piano pieces are also the work ..41 11.1.1 1111.41REP a of San Francisco. pious man. Franco's Long Troubles of the music educator. Ryan is Concluding the Tesman's ambitions of earning weekend pro- a "summer composer in that WEDDING GOWNS gram a professorship are complicated DRESSES will be a talk by Dr. Isra- he devotes his summer vacations 1 FORMALS COCKTAIL him Elatxl, by the appearance of a compet- New TV Musical exchange professor With Rebellious Workers to compositing. However, he I/2 OFF OR MORE Ste e of electrical engineering from itor, Lovborg, a past love of Sales & Rentals NEW YORK By PHIL NEWSOM It Lsnatural then that the hopes to eventually be able to Egypt, on Sunday evening at 8 11 edda. The meeting between gov- (WILL ALSO BUY) Allen's Meadowlane productions I'Pl Foreign News Analyst ernment should blame the strike spend most of his time in cre- p.m. at International Student Hedda and Lovborg is the scene Dressmaking & Alteration Sit/nice is filming a half-hour video mu- Generalissimo Francisco Fran- on Communists. ative expression. Center. presented by the drama class. sical series called "Jazz Scene co always has had trouble with Others believe the explanation A native of small Kansas al,: THE MAD HATTER The talk. "Islam as a Progres- Filling the role of Hedda is U.S.A." in Hollywood. Vern Ste- the rebellions workers of north- goes deeper. 10 a.m. '5 p.m. - Fro. '+il II p.m. i sive Religion," will be sponsored Joan Lankenau. Others in the 37440 Fremont Bl.c1 SY 3-4446 B venson and Oscar Brown jr. are ern Spain. Pressures on Franco come - ... ...... ...... by the San Jose Islamic Society cast are Ronald Magnuson as hosts for the first and second Laws promulgated at the start from both left and right. under the direction of Kazi Tesman, Russ Holcomb, Lov- shows, respectively. Thirty-nine of the Franco regime more than Spanish intellectuals of all Graduate Named Ahmad. president. borg; Raymond Gouveia, Judge FOR GIFT IDEAS VISIT half-hours will be made for syn- 25 years ago declared strikes il- shades of political opinion pro- Brack; and Bonnie Roseveare, dication. legal and placed them in the test government censorship and Testuaris servant Berta. ST. JOSEPH'S same category as military rebel- demand greater freedom of To New Position 'Outlaws' Disband "Hedda Gabler" is a "chal- SHOP lion, subject to the penalties of thought. lenge to the director as well as Lyndell 1.. Manley, 1958 San Why Not Have Your Own NEW YORK (UPI) NBC’s a military court. A manifesto issued by the to the actors," according to Miss Jose State graduate, has been "Outlaws" series will disappear Yet, even stern measures failed Catholic Action Workers Broth- SWili MING POOL Wilda. "Because the characters named to the staff of the Public in the fall after a run of two to subdue the tough dock work- erhood declared that Spain's ef- are not black and white but are Information office, Lewis Re- seasons. Plans call for its one- ers of Bilbao or the Asturian forts to lift itself economically Apartments for Men V ery complex, their interrela- search center, National Aeronau- hour Thursday spot at 7:30 p.m. miners who fought Franco in the had placed the heaviest burden tions on stage are difficult." tics and Space Administration. at to be filled by a new western mountains during the civil war. on the workers. LAD MANOR entitled "Wide Country," star- Today, a strike touched off by "We conceded the need for fi- A journalism major at SJS, ring Earl Holliman. This will be 60,000 Asturian miners has af- nancial stability," t h e report Manley will coordinate the news II EASONABLE HATES a modern western, centering Class To Present fected steel, heavy machinery said, ". . . hut we demand that activities of both the research around life on the rodeo circuit. and electrical works in Vizcaya the necessary sacrifices be even- and development divisions at the I holy 2 Block. to Catnpos liolliman plays a cowboy rodeo and Guipuzcoa provinces in the ly distributed . . in many ways center. Manley joined the NASA champ. large Rerrea Woodwinds Film north and threatens to spread the working class is without au- in 1960 after working on Califor- RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES, years. Ile GIFTS, AND BOOKS With TV 111111Illilliellit11111111111111111M111111111 still further. thentic reprosentation, without nia newspapers for two "Two Thousand Years of This is the area of traditional means of expression." will begin work at the research 49 W. San Fernando Phon : 295-2130 VOTE OWEN fi Woodwinds," a National Educa- left-wing and Communist opposi- In the last seven years, strong- center in Cleveland, Ohio - Nlove In Now , eels of St Joseph's Churrii tinnal television film, will be tion to Franco. ly supported by more than a bil- June 4. Reservation being taken now shown during today's 11:30 GRANDE REPUBLIWAN STRONGHOLD lion dollats in U.S. economic aid, for Summer and Fall Term.. * survey of music literature class * SENIOR CLASS * Batcelona, where strikes also Spain has petristeped sonic spec- 621, "/ 001 !" I 2.3785 VICE-PRESIDENT * in Concert Hall. tac:c * * threaten, nal: a principal Repub- IIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111 American composer Samuel lican stronghold during the Civil NOWT 4 !los, 111(1MS Barber and the Philadelphia war and has remained a center 1. . --al and REDUCED PRICES Woodwind quintet discuss the of underground Communist op- steel /...,ined up- I IN development of woodwind mu- DANCE SPECIAL position. ward. Fertilizers, cement and sic in the film. The quintet also consumer goods pour out from Barber's "Summer Mu- Tipping, Frosting, or performs old and new factories. DAYSTROMIIIEATII Silver Blond Tinting sic." Spanish currency is stable, and Violin student Carol Ledbet- Students from IJOP in the next year the government compoNE'rs $15 ter will play Bloch's "Nigun" plans to double investments in dining the class. Present Exchange agliculture and to boost industry STEREO KITS and public works investments 50 Ilan- Nivt, Lin& Your Lfwitirst in a "N etc Lank" II I :1111Sli \ Change FTVPI. to 25 per rent respectively. Do-It-Yourself Headquarters 253 So. Led Play by Graduate held at SJS will he presented Last summer. about eight mil- & by a group of students from the lion tourists spent around .$450 00 P.M. CY 7-8552 To Make Debut University of the Pacific Tues- million in Spain. United day at 8:15 p.m. in Concert Hall. But much remains to Ix. done. Radio and T.V. Supply Co. "The Happiness Machine," an An original composition by a Railroad rolling stock is out of CY 8-1212 1425 W. SAN CARLOS original, full-length play written ITOP student, "Proces.sional." is date. There is a shortage of a TROPICAIRE by an SJS graduate, will be pre- included on the recital program, million houses. choteclate Theater at TWIN VUE miered in Studio presented by the Beta Pi chap- There are fears that govern- DRIVE IN 8:15 tonight and tomorrow night. ter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, ment complacency and internal The 4uard Irinning Design FA)I SANTA CLARA A' 17., Originally tilled "Seek and national music fraternity. hickming mild erase Spain's CL 1341144 Ye Shall Find." the play was A wind ensemble, "prIIVrs- gains You, 11 osier NORTH SCP.f.Ett 15 T 011.01111 modest standard of living TWO WOMEN written by II. Donald Funk as sional" was composed by David and 11Tale the country far behind 396 South First his Neister's thesis and is his Milkier. Mulder is among the its prosperous neighbors in the .11 \\ ELER COUNTRY THE HUSTLERS RIDE THE HIGH first major play. ensemble performers, conducted Lureopean Common Market. 72 S. FIRST SOUTH SCREEN '' ST. CY 7-0920 THE DAY THE EARTH Presented by the Speech and by Gordon Finlay of the POP Mitten] tolerance seems far in THE HIRED GUN Drama department's experimen- music faculty. the future. CAUGHT FIRE C.'', V Eth edfd C000,e TOO LATE BLUES tal theater class, 'The Happi- A return recital will be taken For Spain. Franco has decreed BLACK SUNDAY ness Machine' is benig subject- to the POP campus next se- "an organic democracy unmarred SPEED CRArf SPARTAN ed to an audience tryout with mester by SJS' chapter of Phi by the spectacle of free 41div4e: ORtnis MOH (15-3410 its SJS production. A critique Mu Alpha Sinfonia. t ions." to f,,s1 ii 01M1 session will he held following 7 ARAVOGIA FEES Co. ^TEFIS each performance and play- Tho //V, sr, r' 'I' F"'" wright Funk will discuss his play LA BELLE AMERICAINE THE FOUR HORSMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE with any audience members -n Food Inepool Gbados 100, Lee wishing to remain. 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11.11J r.f. 1 11 10,0 SO. lox Retadzi OH kre invited III 1:411111e ill all(' NI' the A FOX WEST COAST THEATRE Alma & Almaden -.funning Prize \\ inning Pesigns, RODGERS and hatahliRSEDNS .oSse 'PAT BOONE from ilw award win ttttt g fro. fer srafF , BOBBY OARIN PAMELA tt .14001 ANN-MARBRET 1. our 31asicr TOSEWELL MACE FATE FAIR / 11TVITAIIS*KFER vniiR PAIR NI. AT Alt PAY WITHMIT PITEASF I the nil in the ran In your hair, lice Vitale. with V is, the 414. II RANCHO Keep st she FOX greaseless grooming discovery. Fights embarrassing dandruff, 72 S. FIRST ST. CY 7-0920 II STARTED IN NAPLES MAJORITY OF ONE Od roar() s Sant., Loft, prevents dryness keeps your hair neat all day without grease, 4--fliP4RTAW 111,4111T.T 1"-ssasials `1'.y r - Mails Club Talk ADS Panel Dr. Heath Reports on Indonesia,' To Feature c 6 Ad Execs Jays Education Primary Goal Student To give ! private project for Fe Discuss Asia the It KEITH TAKAHASIU most medical schools in reptant,. kr1uit tt. ILK a a flOW the of a rare species of Indonesia is a "country trying to basic science courses during proboacis War product into the truuket with "the 'monkey in Borneo. by its own boot- fist year of studies. professional touch" will be explored pull itself up lycs by six top advertising executives st rapss," according to Dr. James P. EUROPEAN CURRICULUM 'MONKEY -NAPPING' Fibonacci university, said Dr. Heath, Under the cover of darkness .:blte,rNsoFi2a. no:d1, Numbers The of zoology, from 2-4 p.m. today in J203. . Heath, SJS professor Dr. curticulum. lie Heath and his party -An A ppl ica ion of Generalized ulate interest towards math ts Jack Sassard, director of adver- . who recently returned (morn a two- had is European travel.' in to estab- boats along a river Fibonacci Numbers," will be dis- search. Basin said. tising and sales promotion at the worked with the faculty searching for year leave of absence in Indonesia. -hanging trees Basin has two articles pendina Schilling division of McCoimick lish a system similar to that Utiell low laden with sleep- eusaed facia). by Stan Basin, senior Dr. Heath participated in a pro- ing monkeys. publication in American Mat he- and Co., inc., will moderate the in American schools. Under the math-engineering major, at 12:10 gram for the improvement of sci- mat teal assn. magazines. Both , panel. European system, medical school Upon a given signal, natives IA h., sareadrall IU, ence education at the medical and p.fl. in ill119. 5.15' math club deal with applications of the Ii- 1 Discussions will include such top- required seven years of studies had encircled the tree, cut down all school of the University of Airlang- spansors Itiedn's talk. tiomiacci number system jet as market reseanh. production students were allowed to repeat protective foliage around the compel Indonesia. mon- and ga at Surabaja. courses until they passed them. key's refuge. Shouting and Currently Basin is se.ving as eo-authored with Dr. la STAN BASIN consumer attitudes. clapping The Indonesian people. the VS assistance to their hands, the men reseaich :issistunt iti the C441i.g.''S The 25-year-old math, s; , . student mathematician SUS chapter of Alpha Delta Sig- Financing for the muscat the soan9 ,}. 3.1:a. eeva(4 will be graduated this June fr.. ma, national professional advertis- professor said, "have one primary the Indonesian university was Pt- - 'lightened monkeys to drop into WA% ly trail 1 11 Bibliog- SJS with a B.S. in mantras. ing fraternity, will sponsor the desire-- to be educated." sidedvided by U.S. foreign aid under the the river and escape. Others. a ait. raphical center under director Dr. Basin has also attended t event under the auspices of the Dr. Heath's job was to help set Administration for International ing in boats, scooped the morass; Verner floggatt jr., asaix:iate pro- .intl the University iif Calitorii .... Sales Promotion Executive assn. of up a program in the basic sciences Development. out ot the water. fessor of mathematics. Berkeley. northern California. , for medical students, lie said that "Time need for physicians in Indo- According to Dr. Heath. th, In todays talk an attempt will Presently Basin is employed la Glenn Lutat, president of the nesia is great," said Dr. Heath. keys are good swimmers and taus. be made to familiarize those in- the Philco corp. in Palo Alto s Mademoiselle Plan_ ADS chapter, invites all VS stu- of "The country 90 million people of them eluded capture by swim. Mode/ terested with the basic concepts iiii ming under mathematical research. , dents and faculty to the discussion. 0 water. . has roughly only about 1400 doe- oirie Participants will be Jack Wick- The moject, ii eeofierative spartagui e tors." if Ii 1 I Coast FOr Guest ' ert. manager or advertising and is between the University of Airlans- Editors TODAY Competition at the university WInti ' sales promotion at Schmidt Litho- ga and the San Diego CPA Conference Young itepublkans, election of high, the SJS professor explained. TorI A liscaday, all expense paid trip; graph co.; Ed Walthers, account days eight of the rare monk, 7 VW's office] a and plan next year's pro. and students go to classes six 181 Low as $799 to Home is in store this St1111Mer I executive of B tsttaxl. Constantin; gram, CH236, 7:30 p.m. a week. He said students attend Gardner hours of lectures and 18 hoots of 5 Corvettes Set H Saturday for SJS coed Mary Margaret and Math club, speake r, TH119, Ford. merchanA(dli.vaehrigtisindigrectior of labs a week. Low as S2999 l'he fourth annual Accounting :Snael% one of 20 winners of the Honig-Cooper and Harrington Ad. 12:30 p.m. STATE MEAT CREMATION 3 Monza Coupes infeience, sponsored jointly b, ! 1962 Mademoiselle college . board' vertising; Don McFarlane, A. Car- Hawaiian (stub, final meeting. RAJAH'S On the island of Ball, the S.IS Low as $1799 contest. !lisle and co.. and Jack Hecht, pres. TI126, 7 pm. a., San Jose chapter of the Cali- last MARKET Miss saaer, a commercial art linid;nt of Vestern Empire Advertis- Student Affiliates American professor witnessed one of the EARL WILLIAMS 'sniff _Society 01 Certified Public cremations of a major rajah. Dr. Chemical society, nomination of i50 E. S nt Clare MOTORS ',. eountants and the Accounting rualor from Berkeley, won a place Heath said that "there probably officers for next fall. TH20, 1:30 CYpress 2.7126 (CLASS OF 'SI ) will be hest as 141.1111111e1' guest editor on th, will not be another like it," due to 1199 SO FIRST STREET asartinent of SJS Lyke p.m. Sale Continues: the high expense involved. Cr 2 7sL7 : the Engineering Issatire hall Illag117.1f1P two weeks ago. The Lutheran student assn. and Only 650 Copies Leff The rajah's body was borne in . Tender 41141M1 01..~11118011~11101..* t imday. Italian trip is a new addition to Gariuna, Delta, meeting, First rhe Spartasburg Address," sat - huge tower to the cremati..! CHUCK ROAST lb 450 Participants will be greeted at the contest this year, according to Immanuel Lutheran church, 374 'azing graduates "dedicated to grounds and then transferred to a a.m. by Kenneth Wood, pres.i- It e t s y S. Third St., 7:30 p.m. First Quality Blackwe ll, Mademoiselle the proposition that a degree large velvet, gold-covered wooth aent of the San Jose speaker SKINLESS WIENERS lb 450 d er and Wo CPA chap- 'editor, means high salaries," is part of Student Peace Union. bull for cremation. IJiac 0s' weasel.. ! ter, and Dr. 34ilburn D. Peace secre- Wright, "Graduate's Guide to Ben Seaver, AFSC The professor participated in Boneless & lean 000 5, t1004 is The 20 student winners, selected a 16-Page PO !dean of the Business division. tary and movie "Which Way the STEWING BEEF rt.,r stvling from throughout the nation, will the Cruel World" in the Lyke lb 65c ris well-oefd ' S akers t the i . Wind" CH227, 3:30 p.m. to Rome on June 20. Five magazine summer edition. Fresh 1010 Dion', will be Dr. William J. Vatter, pro- I fly AIEE4RE, meeting, E103, 2:30 10-Speed BICYCLES U 04101 K ' Mademoiselle editors will accorn. Editor Jay Thorwakison stated LINK SAUSAGE lb 490 imam. of business, University of p.m. ,T.nt C.5 Sof 540. ; that only 650 copie.s remain for Schwino From ,wor.or. Dauf ow, California, and Harry T. Magill. PanY them' ' today's final .ale after ' 850 were 0 0 , ...chi.. aietner in the firm of An- The students TOMORROW Helyett Arthur will visit Roman sold yesterday. Copies are on sale $69.95 TOP QUALITY muffwcit derson & co.. San Francisco. , fashion Spartan OriecL dance "Shoy,1 Raleigh houses, be honored at today in front of the Spartan cafe- Complete Dr. Wahlquist is scheduled to Hop" Women's gymnasium, ad- Taurus Service on parties and tour historic sites in teria, bookstore, library and the address the group at its luncheon Rome. mission 50 cents, 9-1 p.m. Frejus All Models 4461.074r !Women's gym for 35 cents each. I in the Spartan cafeteria. Information Available Before departing for Rome, Miss . In connection with the edition's Le Cercle Francais, internation- PAUL'S CYCLES al Ball, Hawaiian Gardens, 8 p.m.' 1435 The Alameda Now Snaer will perform her job as theme of "Whither the Graduates CY 34766 guest all editor for the magazine 'Blow," Thorwaldson will release Summer Bride? in New York. She will be work- balloons containing reservatss Remember. the fast, uses" See Our Exciting New line of lite on the Mademoiselle special for a free copy of Lyke from gawie-o itur besi St irsisting WEDDING INVITATIONS college issue. ' Inner Quad this afternoon. Job Interviews Job Intera;osi will be held in the' Placement office, Adm234, unless sue- sifted otherwise. Appointment lists E-?1,11=1111E San .loce put out in advance of the interview.' Business Students ere requested to sign up early. ;:cr Tc..J cuy d Division To Honor Beauty College ,Anufecturer senfible p ices TOMORROW Seed for Mee Catalog and Colgate-Palmolive co.: majors In Semple, Year's Outstanding Scholars business administration, liberal Dept. C-36 Rexburg. Idaho r arts and related fields for sales I lonoring business students who San Jose, and Don J. Stinchtield positions. Niewesseaseareashoslasia asenesseeiesseellaes~ * anen. -Ise made outstanding scholastic of Atascadero and representing Moreland school district: high records during the 1961-62 aca- 'the Society for the Advancement school teacher candidates. of Management. William F. Rob- demic year, the fourth Monterey city schools (Monterey A SPECIAL PLACE annual ertson from Palo Alto and Alan E. I Achie ernent Banquet of the county I: elementary, junior high VS Strom of Santa Ana. Business division was held last and high school teacher candidates. M. Janet Teaford from Napa : FOR A SPECIAL DATE night. The event was held at the took the award for Alpha Eta San Francisco pollee dept.: all Pavilion at the Santa Clara fair- Sigma; Shalah Hand from San police majors. Take your special Date grounds. Jose received the award, repre- One of the MONDAY where the atmosphere highlights of the sent ing Clii Sigma Epsilon; the affair was the Ceres Union high school: high presentation of Marketing club member who re- is right, the food the Alpha Al Sirat school teacher candidates. award. which seised the award was Donald Mc- is annually given to the outstand- Edwards Air Force Rase: ma- Delicious the service Williams from San Jose, and ing man and woman in the senior jors in aeronautics, chemical and the finest James W. Hill of the Industrial class. electrical engineering. Relations and Personnel Manage- I Fl Achievement awards were giv- ment club also received an award. en to the following students: LEAGUE FOR AGED 1401 South First St. Howard J. Weiland and M. representing Pi Omega Pi, Susan HALLETSVILLE, Tex. (UP!) Janet Teaford received the Alpha at Alma Betty Doll of Mill Valley; repre- Dr. Harvey Renger, president of Al Sirat awards. senting the Real Estate and In- the Texas Medical association, has surance club, Robert Q. Niese of Robert R. Gros, vice president called on physicians throughout the San Mateo, Joseph S. Ringrose of and public relations manager of state to form a "Little League for - 01110101/011111.1.1100/105/30411W440414411se the Pacific Gas & Electric co. the Aged." Spoke at the banquet. 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