ry Boxes )11 Campus the 30 i,e,. boxes ler the Spar. iave arrhed arid been pattana ound campus aee,m. SAN re Fujikake, JOSE STATE COLLEGE SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, aising iiitinagse VOL 49 4.91. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1962 No. 54
NT DISCOUNTS ACLU Film French Consul r Repairing 'Earn as You Learn' Plan iling Sportx Cars , TR.3 by Set for Today Sittica Studied House Group Talks Tonight (FPI) noir% es r, N I) I. eti litre% "Operation Correction," a reply VW Porsche V1ASIIINi.TON Ina) lie asked thls ha- .111(1..11 t*. to repay the to the House Committee on Un- at cungrem ear to iwt up a system if loon% 111111,, they breotilie American Activities' film "Opera- About Algeria you learn" loans school teachers. Teachers pn Car "earn as tion Abolition," will he shown on Pepuir students. get a 50 per cent discount Ii, college campus A description ot the current Al- which would on their today at 12:30 a.m. and Center The proposal, loans after they gerian situation is promised by of federal stu- have taught for five at 3:30 p.m. in E118. 1%r. I Y :teen tie repayment years. Jacques de La Ferriere in a lec- TWO ARMY DIVISIONS will be immediately from 14 to 16 divisions and will permit the re- loitin: 10 scholastic The 42-minute movie uses the activated as a result of two days of conferences dent tittle's proposal would drop ture on "France and the Algerian lease later this year of two National Guard settle% einent. Is one of sev- original film of "Operation Aboli- Question" among President Kenedy and top defense offi- divisions called to duty Oct. IS, The Pentagon this oceopii tion:11 -forgive- tonight at 8:30 in the slogoola a meaeolur eral phi' being considered tion" with cials. Present at the conferences in Palm Beach, said the creation of the new units is not expected ness" feature in fii%or if a an entirely new com- International Student Center, 285 speCtal 110054' AdVISOry Fla., were (I. to r.) Vice President Lyndon John- by a plan pros Wing up to 100 per mentary by Ernest Besig, execu- S. Market st. to require any increase in draft quotas. Both ed- group 01111011g higher son, President Kennedy, Secretary of Defense new divisions are expected to be combat-ready ernt writeoffs for students tive director of the northern The deputy French consul gen- ucation. Cali- Robert McNamara and Gen. Maxwell Taylor. end of 1962. at the head idt their classes. eral will discuss De Gaulle's pol- by the As sketched for the ad- fornia branch of the American The two divisions will increase the regular Army ES Lower-ranking s t uuui enta icy in Algeria in addition to pre- visory group by Rep. Albert Civil Liberties Union. iNTS would earn correspondingly senting a sketch of the historical, Qule, Ift-Nlinn.i, tine of its looker loan discounts. The SJS Democratic club is economic and political background member., tile plan would sponsoring the showing of the of the countly. provide loans of up to $1000 Quite was quick to say the ACLU film on campus. De La Ferriere will JFK Declines Offer To Speak a year for qualified under- plan %%as not In final !Milt Audience members will be al- answer MAYS and questions following his lecture. graduate college students, lriliauhitls Houk' Mider- lowed to make two-minute state- much the same as of- go vonsiderable tinkering be- ments about the film after it has The lecture is sponsored by Le fered by the 19514 National fOre It renelleIi the 11.iiise been shown, according to Fred Cercle Francais, college lecture On Campus This Year or Next Detense Eilueation Act. Edueation Committee. Karlsen, member of the club's ex- Kennetly yesterday lee t ii Alen( N ecutive board. President heie coli enieni and de- commenting on the Pie's LF CLUB declined with regret an invitation sireable in conection with a visit fusal said, "I think it's unfortu- RY ROAD to speak on the SJS campus. The to the West Coast at some future nate. We would like to have had 11.1.11111010,~1111.01 refusal came in a letter to Pres. date." the President speak on campus. John T. Wahlquist from Kenneth Dr. Frank Willey, chairman of I'm very sorry it didn't come to Dr. Sweeney We Need Help O'Donnell, special assistant to the the college lecture committee. pass." President. The letter expressed President Kennedy's desire to speak on the indry Cost n Federal Public School Aid campus, but lack of time to do so. SJS Students Curbed "Although your cordial invita- 23c We are outgrowing the ability As a result, the number of per- schools. The current percentage tion is very much appreciated by to finance everything on the local sons in the general population for is 2125. the President, he does not now 40c el .....e need help, Dr. Wil- each student has decreased from foresee when he will be able to In Education in California now Stanford Library Use am G. Sweeney, dean of the 5.7 to 4.7 in the past ten years. claims 42 per cent, or $1,035,321,- include it in his commitments for fits on vision of Education, said earlier During the 1952-53 school year 000, of the current 1961-62 total the near future. This is something Access of San Jose State students to the Stanford library s semester in relation to federal 17.5 per cent of the general Pop- State budget. This includes 60 he would like very much to do if has been restricted to reading-room privileges onl luring a max- uncial aid to public schools. ulation was enrolled in public per cent of the total expenditures time permitted. imum of two weeks a semester upon the written r..ipiest of the ANED, ONLY lk The facts are now chalking up from the State General Fund. "However, I am sure you are school librarian, 1.1. C. Swank, director of uni cr-it libraries, aware of the many demands upon said in a recent statement. 131 support of Dr. Sweeney's state- STATE SUPPORT the President's time, and of the Previously, students had a 5 to 15 home-use borrowing privi- nt. State support to education is Soroptimists Offer fact that he does receive a great lege 'luring a semester. It has been reported that while increased every year. But the JACQUES DE LA FERRIERE many college invitations." alifornia's total state budget has state's pupil enrollment, and thus The SJS faculty may continue MERS ... France, Algeria President Wahlquist had ex- teased 112 per cent in the past Political Science the cost of education, wins the to use the reading room in the Professor Mains CY 54263 tended the invitation to the Presi- o years, state support for all race each year by increasing even committee, French honor society, dent for this or during the main library insofar as space con ational purposes increased 138 Russian club, International Rela- year Grant more. It has been estimated that 1962-63 school year. dition.s permit. Identification, such $30,315 Allocation r cent. Doctorate tions club and International Stu- the cost of higher education alone The invitation was sent "in the Although there has been an in- dents Center. It is free and open as a driver's license, will be needed A fellowship of $2000 has been will have doubled by 1970. hope that you may consider a crease in the state's efforts to offered by the Southwestern Re- Where will the needed finances to the public. to obtain books from certain Ii To Study Accidents support its schools, the increase gion of the Soroptimist Federation come from? Refreshments after the speech brary collections, said Swank. has been insufficient to meet the Remember the time you ironed of the Americas, Inc., to women It all leads back to the question for hairs on rate of growth in pupil enrollment will be provided by the community Local Legislator "The use of the library by peo- clothes end, only to graduates who are working to- of whether the federal govern- burn yourself when you on the earlier basis of support committee for the center. ple outside the university has now had al- wards a doctor's degree in politi- ment should assume a larger share most completed the monotonous levels. A dinner for $3 per person is Revives Proposal town so heavy as to encroach cal science, international relations, of responsibility in financing ed- task? SCHOOL FUND public service, psychology, math- ucation. scheduled at 6:30 p.m. at Ida's upon the ability of the library to Or the time you were typing a The United States Constitution For 2nd Campus ematics, science, languages, soci- Opponents to federal school aid Fireside Inn in San Jose before perform its primary functions to term paper- 25 pages long- -and squires each state to appropriate study. the new Santa Cruz ology and other areas of "want to have their cake and eat the lecture. ciatxning the Stanford faculty and students. on the last page, after numerous 0a State School Fund a minimum campus of the University of Cali- Another $600 scholarship, known It too. . they want financial aid devoted hours of tap. tap. tapping, of 6180 per average daily attend- Reservations for the dinner can to handle "In order to meet adequately as the Harriet Tyler Memorial but don't want the qualifications fornia will be unable you made ridiculous errors and TUALS" ance in all schools and classes of be made today by contacting Mrs. student load, award, is available to a young the federal government may ask Santa Clara county's the growing needs of the univer- the state during a perceding fiscal F. Allen (R- woman working toward a degree schools to meet to secure such Anne Kahn, secretary in the For- Assemblyman Bruce sity itself, the library is compelled, year. Additional funds have been Los Gatos) yesterday revived a in law. aid," Dr. Sweeney said. eign Languages department office. much to our regret, to curtail provided by state legistlatures. proposal for a second San Jose The total amount made available Applicants must be attending a privileges granted to non-Stanford in State campus. o the State School Fund by the university or college located readers," said Swank. Constitution and State Legislature Northern California or Nevada In a letter to constituents to To obtain home-use borrowing a now equal to $201.36 per unit The award winers will be for- Showcase- SJS' Application Forms that effect, Allen commented: of average daily attendance of the mally announced at the spring "Where is your child going to privileges, a non-Stanford faculty Preceding year. conference of the Soroptimist fit into this picture? If you want will now be required to pay $12.50 Schedules Dr. Ford For Grad Exams him to go to a college nearby, we At the root of the problem is federation to be held in April in a year for alumnus and $25 a year must move rapidly now to increase the rapidly rising rate of growth Santa Rosa. for others. According to the di- facilities in the county." In pupil enrollment per general Further information and appli- For Education Talk Due Today, 5 p.m. college rector, this fee will entitle teach- population. School enrollments are cation forms are available from Allen offered a three-fold solu- ers to hoc row books from the main reserva- Increasing 2.2 times as fast as the Don Ryan, assistant to the dean Dr. G. W. Ford, Secondary Ed- Application forms for tion to the problem: to get a sec- library and certain department will be general population. of students, in Adm269. ucation department head, tions to take the graduate record ond campus for Foothill junior and special libraries, subject to the "Showcase-SJS," the featured on personnel tests are due by 5 p.m. college; to create new junior col- regulations governing each. En- weekly college radio program. Los Gatos- today in Adm156, according to the leges and districts in the trance to the stack will not ordin- He will speak on careers in the Campbell area and in the Eastside graduate office. arily be allowed, he said. secondary education field. Union high school district; and to world wire These new regulations will not de- Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, assist- All graduate students with get a branch campus for San Jose U.S.-USSR SET DISARMAMENT TALKS ant professor of English, continues gree certificate or credential ob- State. alter the full privileges granted are to a Stanford candidate for a WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States and Russia her series of foreign student in- jectives are required to take the For the SJS branch campus an *eking East-West higher degree who is teaching in agreement from eight non-aligned nations to start terviews on the same program. exams. New graduate students en- appropriation in the state budget DR. WILLIAM N. McBAIN amiament an- the area and to the master teach- talks March 14 in Geneva, the State Department The student-directed program is rolling in SJS must take the apti- would be required, Allen said. He . . . probes accidents nounced yesterday. press officer Lincoln White tude portion of the tests. Some er assisting the Stanford School State Department heard over station KLOK at 9:30 added that immediate purchase of were forced to retype the page laid the United States and Russia, representing their respective blocs, departments require master's de- of Education in the teacher edu- p.m. Sunday. several hundred acres for the proj- three or four times? have tentatively pending approval by the eight gree applicants to take the ad- cation program agreed to Geneva date "Perspective," speech and drama ect would be necessary. Does work plus monotony equal middle-of-the-road nations. vanced or area graduate tests. TV series, presents "On Stage," "Expansion at SJS on the pres- accident? 'SMOOTH' SO FAR BERLIN TALKS tomorrow at 12 noon over KNTV. The examinations will be given ent campus is severely limited in Dr. William N. McBain, asistant WASHINGTON (UPI -- Thu.' United States has told its principal channel 11. Feb. 6 and May 19. Students plan- potential," the assemblyman said. professor of psychology at SJS, European got Grad Forms allies that the US. -Soviet exploratory talks on Berlin The program features Dr. Wal- ning to complete graduate require- will investigate this subject after nft to a soon, semester smooth and business-like start and will be continued lace Murray, professor of speech, ments by the spring being awarded a $30,315 grant by (11Plomatic sources said yesterday. The talks opened Tuesday with a and Mr. Everett Vandebeck, should take the tests in February, Vet Deadline Set Deadline Set the U.S. Department of Health, teeting between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U.S. dramatic instructor at Herbert according to the graduate office. Education and Welfare to do re- Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thompson. Hoover junior high school, dem- The cashier's office, Adm263, Today is the deadline for Ko- Students expectInt; to graduate search work on "Susceptibility to June 15 must make application for 'ROCKET TROUBLES' DELAY U.S. SPACEMAN onstrating the values of dramatic will collect a fee of $3 for one rean veterans and those under Monotony as an Accident Predic- graduation by March 6. according CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) -- Scientists working to put training in the junior high school. test and $5.50 for two. Payment PL634 to sign December attend- tor." a CS. ance vouchers in Adm103, accord- to Georgene Merrell, graduation astronaut into orbit this month were expected yesterday to Directing the program will be receipts and application forms are Dr. Mcflain believes that Sev- _Iron out ing to Mary Simons. vets coordin- clerk. rocket troubles which have pushed the shot at least one Ruth Kensil, student teacher at required to be filed with the grad- eral accidents arid near-accidents 'flare week deeper into the calendar. The difficulty cropped up "al- Hoover. Frank McCann. assistant uate office, where tickets for ad- ator. Failure to sign at this time An interview is required with on monotonous jobs are a result 11111% -.14. Most overnight" during a routine check of the Atlas booster rocket professor of drama, will produce mittance to the exams will be will delay December check, Mrs. one of the graduation clerks, she of the inter-action of the charac- fuel tanks, and forced the $400 million Mercury program to postpone the program for the department. given to students. Simons said. said. Appointments may be made teristics of the Mi, the situation The Plana it time. , or sending astmnaut John H. Glenn jr. on the orbital voyage for the interview in the Regis- in which it is performed, and cer- 4i5. new ideas. 16. Officials of the National Aeronautics and Space administra- trar's office. tam persistent characteristics of al rescheduled the launching for Jan. 23-a date which still will be the person performing it. His re- Optilardy of Appointments will be taken dur- a lhject to change if more problems are encountered. Many Activities Set for Co-Rec Tomorrow search is planned to develop and LuCky. AS ing January and from Feb. 19 3 validate a selection device which FLU BUO BITES KIIRITSHCHFN through March 6. Major and mi- ;e Students Basketball. volleyball, ping ping to chairman Jim Pekkain. The shown an increasing interest in may help to reduce accidents and MOSCOW (UPI) -- Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is suffer- nor forms must he on file in the and chess will be featured at pool is heated and dressing facili- basketball other performance inadequacies in ting a Mild attack Of influenza and has had to cancel a scheduled trip Registrar's office before the inter- weekend Co-Rec tomorrow in the ties will be available to swim- Co-Rec will he in the morning monotonous jobs. BYel)russia, Soviet sources said yesterday. Khrushchev last was view can be completed. because a gym- A native of Canada, Dr. McBain geen Publicly at a New Year's eve reception at the Kremlin. That Men's gymnasium from 12:30- mers. the following week the main The Registrar's office also en- was awarded his Ph.D. degree from n!,h,t,hia voice was hoarse and he drank large quantities of hot tea 4:30 p.m. According to Pekkain, there] nastic meet will begin in cw-:rnet courages candidates for gradua- the University of California, Berke- hang& ,ile,mifttloie, tniii popular Russian remedy for colds. Khrushchev and his Special activities include swim- will be badminton only between gym at 2 p.m. 'The time change Hon during session to ley, in 1953. He has been teaching reception at 1 a.m. and he did not stay for his usual ming from 1-4 p.m. and trampo- 2:30-4:30 p.m., since the facilities will be anounced early next the summer 1:30-3 p.m., according are limited and students have week," said Pekkain. apply at this time. at SJS since 19511. sr atiddk mad mbassadors and reporters. line from SAN CARLOS35W1
2--SPARTAN DULY Friday, January 5, 1962 Dance Sensation Emeritus Kaucher, 'The Twist,' Just Thrust and Parry Professor Rhumba? their Beatnik pled and the dead return to sanctified under 'I Desire Harmony that Godly an, (OX country. The Negro returns to glorious banner; and tinder it Understanding’ America where his hero wel- chilling legacy in t NEW YORK i UPI) The the form i come is short lived. He is given freedom supported Strong Competition EdItor: hy Advocate of proclaimed new a Twist, loudly gaud5 sloppy service in public places, backdrop. .a dance sensation, is nothing but For the past several weeks, backdrop, breath A believer in ,trong competi- ,i %ard will be staged Tuesday terpretation, Mrs. Mitchell ex- denied service in many. He is less and white, a beatnik rhumba. much has been said concerning in the shape or ; is Dr. Dorothy Kaucher, at 3:30 p.m. in the Studio The- plained. denied jobs because he is black. mushroom tion It is not nearly so much fun fraternities' and sororities' poli- cloud. professor emeritus of speech, ater. Students may sign up for When signing up for the con- Are fraternities treating him as the Charleston or as hectic as cies at San Jose State College. The American: like competition until Monday at 4 test, it is necessary for students differently? Finally, the crippled the fat for whom an Oral Interpretation rock 'n' roll and Many students read the articles well-groomed boy of their selec- jitterbugging or that gorge, award is given each semester. p. m. in SD108, according to Mrs. to give the name others with are told, "Stand up boy and himself on the it makes the Black Bottom seem with much concern, last of the crurnh is strong for this Noreen LaBarge Mitchell, as- tion, she said. let a white man sit, you are in from the Competition positively risque. The Bunny sympathy or contempt for the cookie bowl, while sistant professor of speech and During tryouts, three minute a white man's country." the edges a $50 award, as approximately 25 Hug, Turkey Trot and Big Apple writers. Nevertheless, the arti- of his feeding contest chairman. portions of the final entries (sev- Is it not the same country halt students try out for it during require far more energy to per- cles continue to appear you naked anti skeletonized will be present en minutes) will be given, she many black and white fought and slum preliminaries with six finalists Dr. Kaucher form. guessed right, here goes another. youths stare in belly-rending explained. died for? Fraternities and sorori- re chosen to appear before the during the finals and will give In case everyone does not However. I offer no sympathy sentment; caught as a All students are invited to enjoying the advantages Taker. ; Judges. the winner the $50. This will be know by now, The Twist got its or contempt, I desire understand- ties are cannibal thriving off and the final the want, Jan. 11 in the Studio Theater view the tryouts among all peo- and freedom black men suffered and dreams of a In 1950 a $150 donation was name from the title of a song ing and harmony billion empt) at 3:30 p.m. contest. according to Mrs. creed, and died for. Negro children are bellies, living called that's right, "The ple regardless of race, off the crumls being denied what should right- they In 1930, Dr. Kaucher joined Twist." Its style came from the color or religion. I believe with do not possess Rut the fully be theirs to share. All the fat, boy the SJS faculty and wasI "prob- AlLHOINMONS'NOW1433)(3 , manner of presentation of the all sincerity, this is possible. well-groomed and insulate( advantages offered by fraterni- by that ably the best trained and fully singer who made the song pop- Pam Purpus ASB 11577: "We fatness, is oblivious. I ties, their very existence, was yet, developed oral interpreter on Frauleins Cause ular, a fellow known as Chubby are decent, good citizens. Some what if he had known? _ pro- of vital paid for by the lives and suffer- known that it was campus," Dr. Hugh Gillis, Checkers. A recorder of our membership will be grad- only a matte: ing of black and white Men of fessor of drama and former head Full Scale Riot statistics doubtless knows Mr. uated to become doctors, law- time before he, a Taker, a; name. He ac- alike all me. well as other of the Speech and Drama de- Checker's rightful yers, ministers (teachers weren't lesser Taken MAKING partment, said. Naples Street quired the Chubby Checkers are Richard T. Miley would themselves be Ed. On listed but I am sure they taken Ii press title when he was told he looked ASB 9985 these jungle Dr. Kaucher retired from included); to help a struggling wretches and plat, in the Sh NAPLES. Italy (UPI) Wear- like Fats Domino. Get it? tered up for the teaching in 1957 and now lec- mankind to a better life." All token feast ing form fitting slacks and That was in Philadelphia, the token tures, writes, paints and does this is true, but will your doctor simplicity oi sweaters, two pretty German which claims to be the birth- Student 'Comments starvations? . . . performances. Some of her books treat a Negro with the same girls stepped onto the balcony place of The Twist, a boast that Ron Brackett 'All include "We Go A'Traveling," concern as he would a white On A Few Problems' of their hotels to bask in the has evoked no challenges. ASH -Armchair in the Sky," "Coun- patient, or will he cleverly rec- Naples sunshine. Checkers, or whatever his Editor: Cranberry ommend "a good Negro doctor try Fare Dining at I would like to take this op- Toni( By the time the riot squad name REALLY is, manages to just across town?" How can your House," "Wings over Wake" portunity to comment on a few rescued them from the whistling, go through a variety of gyra- lawyer defend effectviely in a Alt and "On Your Left the Milky of the problems inherent with shouting crowd that assembled tionsmainly with his hips, while court of law equal rights of all Music Award win Way." student life at SJS. Department below their balcony they had singing "The Twist." The dance when he has not treated all for 1950, ve Next month Professor Kau- men First, why is it that the only learned there's a difference be- being performed by teen-agers, men as his equal? How can your vaged rea cher will give a lecture before lavatory in the school lighted Offers 'Susannah: tween German and Neapolitan their parents and even their minister preach a doctrine of Theater a the faculty wives on a Mediter- well enough to read in is located men. grandparents represents a mass fellowship among all people if tomorrow. ranean cruise she took in May. Checker in the new journalism building? I DOROTHY KAUCHER For Marie Lise Reiter and effort to imitate what has never lived in true fellow- Opera Workshop Tickets I DR. She said she particularly likes he know that this problem is not ... believes in competition Catherine Pliz, both 24, the does while he sings. ship? Can your teacher teach tut sale at the "spirit" students show in Probably the best way to de- as controversial as the Greek "Susannah " the SJS trouble started Wednesday when equality of all races when he for student given to the college and the the competition for the award. Twist is to explain problem, or the architectural in- workshop for 1962, will be pre. the men in a sidewalk cafe scribe The has never given or believed in admission. Dorothy Kaucher Award for "I'm glad they treat oral inter- when dancers perform it vestigating committee, or the sented by the Music depart. across the street looked up, that equality himself? Six Anal Oral Interpretation began. The pretation as an art and no longer bomb-shelter problem, but I feel ment Jan. 18, 19 and 20 under looked again and then tried to incorrectly they seem to be try- this sent!. anonymous donor presented the regard it as oral eloqution." You asked for a chance. Isn't that this example of student the directorship of Dr. Edwin start a conversation. ing to do the hula or rumba. C Joseph L. money in honor of the outstand- Students are judged on voice, In a correctly performed 150 years long enough? preference will be solved only Dunning, assistant professor of Neither Marie Lise nor Cath- a shalt :it, ing work done in this field by emphasi s, audibility, tempo, Twist, the shoulders are held James Fuller ASB 640: All with suitable publicity. music. erine could understand a word is a Holly" Professor Kaucher. pause, articulation and the gen- stiff and the feet scarcely move. the opportunities offered by fra- Secondly, I question the sin- Tickets to the production will of Italian. but they responded to Super' ist Tryouts for the seme;terly eral area; important to oral in- The arms are moved back and ternities are great and it must cerity of the campus grounds- go on sale at Concert hall has the shouts of appreciation with ('ourtaney I forth somewhat in the manner be quite an honor to belong to keepers in maintaining the ivy office beginning Jan. 15 front coy smiles and giggles. lessor of si of participants in a walking one; the advantages must be on Tower Hall. Red ivy indeed! 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Reservations be Jeny Before long, several hundred race and the hips gyrate in a limitless. How do they expect San Jose may be made by telephoning and drama men were massed below the bal- manner certain to remove CY 4-6414, Ext. 2381. General I feel that fraternities should State to maintain its image as Proceeds Amateur Folk Dancers cony, whistling and shouting. inches from over-large expanses the West Const League coun- admission is $1.25; student ad. be a part of the college and the Ivy go for th Word spread that the girls were and send middle-aged men to of fraternities. terpart, if they persist in keep- mission is 75 cents, college a part Oral Into p famous movie stars and .the the nearest orthopedist. Both have much to offer each ing that pseudo ivy on our land- To reserve tickets for the gab To Descend on San Jose crowd grew. Most important one never other. Since both have many re- mark. I already have noticed opening night benefit perform. One sidewalk Romeo got a lad- smiles while doing the twist ance Jan. 18, sponsored by the Two thousand costumed folk Mayor Paul Moore will for- sponsibilities to the students that post cards of Tower Hall der and started to climb to the Nobody is supposed to be able Junior Guild of the San Jose dancers are expected to descend mally welcome the dancers and and the community, should a have suffered a sharp decline in balcony. Marie Use and Cath- to tell whether you are having Symphony Women's auxiliary, on the San Jose civic auditorium spectators at Saturday evening's student be denied these many ad- sales. erine, now thoroughly alarmed, a good time while doing it. Lastly, students may telephone AN 4. Jan. 13-14 for a dance festival, program, which runs from 8-12. vantages because of the color of who is behind the pink 0P91 dumped buckets of cold water Never look at your partner, and 5027 or EL 4-9586. Seats in the "Holiday in Venice," according his skin? Do you feel that the lemonade racket in the cafe- Exhibition dancing will be in- on him. don't worry about whether you special resetved section are to Ned Gault, president of the Negro is without leadership teria? I know that all the stu- terspersed in the general inter- both are doing the same step. $1.25. Peninsula Folk Dance council, By this time, the narrow street qualities and initiative? Open dents who read the Daily are National national dancing Sunday after- This dance is even more im- The opera is a biblical story festival hosts. under the balcony was jammed your eyes, you might see a few interested in these problems, noon, 1:30-5:30. Dance groups personal than the Viriginia Reel. of Susannah and the elders a Many of the amateur dancers with more than 1000 Neapoli- things the Negro can offer your and want to know more about which will be featured are the It matters little whether you told in the Apocrypha. It con- will wear authentic costumes tans, mostly men. Cars were fraternities. them. I would like to tell both St. Thc International Dance theater, Twist at the Peppermint cerns an attractive, high-spirr.- A rrudeet from South America, Europe and backed up for blocks. The Spartan Daily is not pub- you and them that the answers Terpsichoreans, Dance Guild of Lounge, the smoke-filled bistro of r countries. Finally, club-swinging police lished free of student funds, yet will be found in the past issue girl who, as the result Scandinavian San Francisco, Oakland Recrea- in the New York Theater dis- dance group pushed through the crowd to fraternities and sororities are of Lyke Magazine, in my col- cious gossip, is depicted in Morning W The SJS Balkan tion dance arts and the Panta- trict where the dance became will hold a pre-festival kolo rescue the girls and escort them given free space in the Daily umn "Iggie's Search for Trou- immoral person. lettes. famous, or the more fashionable places the plot in party (Balkan line dances) Jan. to the safety of a nearby police and many other publications, ble" which will be found on page The opera Are Stork Club across town. The setting a small 12 in WG21 from 8-12 p.m. Some American square dances station. plus the use of school facilities 57 of that magazine. a contemporary P!ece: CC( technique is appproximately the and reserved seats at special Searchingly, rural community somewhere in The public may attend all fes- will be included in Saturday's Weeping, Marie Lise told po- same, although the dress and activities--very good seats. It is Bob Neuman America. Olin Mitch, an itin tival activities as spectators or and Sunday's programs, said licemen: Lutheran Gault. Square dance callers will demeanor are different. true, the college could well ex- ASB 12616 erant evangelist who assumes j,, dancers free of charge, said "In Germany nothing like this doing The include Harlan Beard, Jack Mc- The uniform for ist without the few pennies col- the responsibility of saving St More en I Gault. ever happened to a girl dressed Peppermint Lounge Kay and Frank Emery of San Twist at the lected from Negro students on sannah, succumbs to her inn). A dancers' institute will be in slacks on her balcony. Why and skin-tight slacks Life Is Ser Francisco, Ursula Mooney of Is a shirt registration day, so let's consider 'The American' cent charms. held Saturday afternoon, Jan. should something like this hap- and either toreador Begin 1 Mann, Stan Valentine of Mar- for men the greatest price a man can pay. "Susannah" had it, - 13, from 1:30-4:30 at the civic pen in Italy?" or long black stockings Described By Student tinez and Edith Thmopson of pants During the years of war, men seven years ago at Fit. auditorium under the direction skirts topped by bulky Editor: CAMPUS San Bruno. Sobbed Catherine: "We're go- and short of all nations join together for university. Since that time it of Bay Area dance teachers The American: with Allan Di ing to get out of this city as sweaters for girls. At the Stork one cause, to defend freedom his 6 per become part of the repern Grace Nicholes and Millie von The festival is sponsored by appears in whatever cent of the world's population; soon as possible." Club, one and democracy; many die. We all of numerous leading opera Konsky. This will feature a va- the California Folk Dance fed- wearing this year. input: 50 per cent of the The two girls flew home to "they" are wish that the killing will end, world's panies. riety of dances including Israeli, eration in cooperation with the a twister at annual goods Ulm yesterday. Once in a while one day it does. The aged, crip- output: an atomic Hungarian, Mexican, Puerto Ri- convention bureau of the San the Stork Club will steal a bomb on Hiroshima and Naga- can and a round dance. Jose Chamber of Commerce. slight smile, but at the Pepper- saki and the storehousing of mint the demeanor is quite more bombs for more Hiroshirnas chow slate EPiscopeli somber. and Nagasakis, more bombs for SpattanTiailti SJS ROTC Cadets urr wEnroxrammump. One advantage of the Twist more human dust; stored away DRIVE-IN COO ..., : EL RANCHO April and there are several is that pound by pound, like they rep- We're Invi, Entered as second class rnait r Alma and A.maden annual 24, 1934. at San Jose, California, un- it can be performed with some resented some kind of national er mei Given Fitness Tests SUSAN SLADE ring. so cui 1_ der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem skill by persons well beyond blubber, rising and rushing up IIC Principle if her California Newspaper Publishers si their teens if they are careful SJS Army ROTC cadets re- to rule our nation's soul. Amer- Robert Rod THE CARAI:RiT DOTIRITAIRS Association. Published daily by Asso- 4g THE SUN either not to overdo it or to cently underwent physical fitness ica and the American, a herit- St BRIDGE TO Church's m: ciated Students of San Jose Stater # the calling pPFSENT5 College except Saturday and Sunday, limber-up at a gymnasium be- tests to determine their strength, age of liberty and a history of # endurance, coordination and Special Pr; during college year. Subscriptions ac- fore seeking the dance floor. default on that heritage, to the * GAY THEATER ientr: Fitt, cepted only on a rernainder-of-sernes- This was not true of rock 'n' agility. point that 4( 400 South First " quality) ter basis. Full academic year, $9: each almost anything is # roll and jitterbugging, which According to Lt. Col. Edwin * Melina_ Mn'"." in reservation. semester $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414 Editorial featured an assortment of the T. Rios, professor of military * STELLA Superb ci 3Complete Ext. 1383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- more athletic caveman tactics. science at SJS, "The purpose of LANDS IN JAIL ris # tising Ex). 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Another advantage, for some, these tests is to emphasize to CHARLTON, Iowa (UPI) * THE WILD ONE Press of Globe Printing Co. Offico a T is that because the couples are the cadets the necessity for at- Former Iowa Highway Patrol- * hours I:45-420 p.m., Monday through THEATER Acts Friday. Any phone calls should be anywhere from six inches to taining and maintaining a high man Robert Wilke, 31, who stag- !SARATOGA
made during these hours. several feet apart and tend to state of physical fitness." ed a kidnap hoax--which touched 4K 14502 Big 11 osainndW:y.Saratoge CHAIN Editor JAY THORWALDSON crouch, a short boy can ask a High scores for the sophomore, off a three-state search for his 4, DENTIST IN THE Advertising Manager MIKE FUJIKAKE tall girl to twist without feeling Junior and senior classes tested abductors so that he might For Mr., Oey Editor FRED RAGLAND nr, self-conscious. are: Albon G. Athearn, 316; keep a date with a married Orson * alls'MAN STAFF POSITIONS And then, for the crowded Louie H. Anderson, 313; Allen woman, began a 60-day jail term THE THIRDnWD News Editor --- Jerry Carroll dance floor, you can't beat the E. Harris, 317; Wayne A. Rush, Wednesday. 1. Wo r Office Manager Stuart Flensburg twist, since the feet are not sup- 308; Stephen E. Parks, 315; and The * SPARTAN DRIVE-IN charge against him was At or, KING-SIZE Sports Editor ____. Earl Gustkey posed to move very far. Rod J. Ford, 308. * South adFirstr, thondAlma s Wire Editor Bob Halladey neglect of duty. 4. And last, what next, after the a Wad Met ho Copy Ed.tor Verner Christofferson Kerr Winkler Twist, and allied steps such as 4, IN PARADISE RANCHBURGER Feature Editor * EACH_ELOR Fine Arts Editor Linde Arenty The Mashed Potato, The Slide a BRIDGE TO THE SUN FIR A Society Editcrr Marie Lopez and the Slop? * LA PARISIENNE 51 Photo Editor Wanda Jolly 4' Complete Public Relations Director ..Walter Silveira Hey, kids, have you ever DAYSTROMIHEATH THEATER Promotion Manager Eloise Graham heard of the Peabody? a TOWNE Meal in Itself 1433 The Alameda for Only DELLA ROM a GENERAL SAN JOSE'S POPULAR STEREO/HI-F! KITS DOWNTOWN HOTEL L a RUE DE PARIS for COMFORT FOUND AT * TWIN VIII 45c k CONVENIENCE TROPICAIRE THE we : FRIENDLY SERVICE DRIVE-IN THEATER I, Avenue (Mo),o try one loiay. MODERATE RATES Do-It-Yourself Alum Neck Headquarters a 1169 SCREEN DRIVE-IN GARAGE NORTH Sunda) CYpress 4-9404 IN PARADISE FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING BACHELOR Arm, FIRE PROOF CONSTRuCiiON * TELEVISION BANOLIET ROOMS TO THE SUN Ralph G. Caldwell, Manager et BRIDGE SH' anal Se COFFEE SHOP FOUNTAIN SCREEN United Radio and T.V. Supply Co. SOUTH J. Innton rico:o 7aco4 * ERRAND BOY * 4th and St. James a ncl SPACI MONTGOMERY HOTEL CY 8-1212 1425 W. MAN INTO South First St. at Son Antonio Son Jose, California SAN CARLOS j, THE FIRST atitaittatitilltaltatit.*******Maa less A1111
Experience, Youth Marks Friday. January 5. 1962 SPARTAN DAILY s All About Eve' Director Rep. Thompson Displays Humor /4 LINDA AXLNTY wilting. "when everything else All About Eve," a staged is boring. I need complete stag- ,In Predictions of Things to Come 'exiling opening tonight in the nation in everything else." He Studio Theater, has as its di- plans to return to writing fol- By INS Is 15 v I losiofr.; ,'aril 5.1 In rector a youthful man, with having his June graduation. WASHINGTh:i -- For Donal wildlife preserve. raving aivaii wonilerlui profound experience in the the- The summer promises to be a Christmas. Rep. au% Thomp- March-- Airlines propose capi- conditions: is hailed OS her., ater. bating raw. but productive in son jr. must have gotten one of tal punishment for nassengeis local chamber of commerce. Jerry De Bono, senior speech writing. those ballpoint pens that write who fail to show up for flights. November Fidel Castro an- and drama major, is directing on soggy tea leaves. April --- Fidel Castro invades nounces lw is really a Whig; El - the presentation, which runs to- At any rate, something has South America; Nehru hails seals OEM to incorporate Cuba. night and tomorrow at A:15 prompted him to try his hand move as great step in liberation December Kennedy football This is his first expeilenee at Russ Submits at fortune-telling. of enslaved nations. tenon invited to Ruse Bowl . . . college directing, but not his The New iinSPY Democrat May BROM Ahmed. framer G. Mennen Williams receives 300 initial experience with drama Test Ban Plan emerged today ft ant a New Pakistani camel diner, travels polka-dot Ivry' floc for Christ- His professional story began Years Eve trance with A list of to United States aboard private i , 12 years ago at Stockton col- predictions of things that will yacht and invites Texas cowboy lege, when a Hollywood talent happen in 1962. to visit him in Pakistan. To U.N. Body SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY I can't vouch Ins hi- fthilitY June - Russians put 12-story scout saw his production, "A 6, HAIR DRYER for Alonzo." UNITED NA:riuNs. N. V. as a soothsayer, but here are apartment house into orbit Hours 6 a m to 11 p.m. (UPII--Ruggia submitted to the some of his tongue-in cheekish around Jupiter . . . H use of This was a musical produced ND WAITING United Nations Disarmament forecasts for the year: Representatives votes to abol- at the college, written by De ED'S LAUNDROMAT commission yesterday its propos- January House of Represent- ish Senate as punishment for Bono, who authored the music, 497 N 13th als for a new motatorium on nu- atives resolves leadership quss- passing too much in-4istintp. lyrics, script and also starred in AN IMPRESSION Kathleen Robinson tries to im- clear test explosions tion by applying the July John Birch MAKING the presentation. "1104(0" Edward Belling during "All About Eve," opening tonight The Soviet plan ignored the principle; elects a th, re -man launches campaign impeach press Sent to Hollywood Studio Theater. following West's demand for international speakership represent ing the Na- Abraham Lincoln ... Foci Cas- FAIRGROUNDS in the this break, the young playwtight inspection and control. tional Association of Manufac- tro invades Greenland: Nehru worked with FAIRWAYS the Los Angeles A Soviet statement to the turers, the AFL-CIO and the hails moss as great step in lib- and San Francisco Light Opera newly totalled. 18-nation Disarm- League of Women Votels. eration of enslaved not Golf Course About Eve' To Open companies for three years. 'All ament commission again blamed February- Goa invades India; --- European Common During this period in his ca- the West for failute to reach Nehru deplores use of force as Market applies for membership reer, De Bono served as stage agreement in the test -ban talks means of accomplishing national in British Commonwealth. Tonight in Studio Theatre manager, understudies, chorus that began in Geneva Nov. 28. objectives Interior Secretary September- -Roger Maris hits 50' member and assistant to the -All Al, int ENV... Academy each semester to a sturlcnt in The talks are to be, resumed Udall climbs Capitol Hill to con- production manager. He worked 59th home run on last day of GREEN FEES Award winning motion picture oral reading competition. Jan. 16. FOR with Mitzi Gaynor in "Jolly baseball season. COPY OF THIS AD for 1950. will be presented as a Susan Evers will wittily the The Soviet proposals call for WITH Anna" and in such productiona October Peace Cents volun- staged reading in the Studio role of Eve, with Richard Parks agreement among the nuclear Nehru Man Pledges 10TH Pi TUtiv ROAD as "Carousel," "Kismet" and Theater at 8:15 tonight and as Addison De Witt. powers to ban tests in the at- "Brigadoon." To Oust Chinese Reds tonormini. Others in the cast are Regi- mosphere, underwater and in Branching in Tickets for the program are nald Molony, the aged actor; the field he pre- outer space. The only centrals PATNA. India i UPI, The fers, De Bono began writing president of Prime Minist: Ja- on sale at the door at 50 cents Mari-Lyn Henry. Karen Rich- would rest on existing testing The CIVIC PLAYHOUSE again. This time, it was a re- waharlal Nehru's Cengres= party for students and $1 for f.oneral ards; Edward Belling, Max Fa- devices. view which was produced admission. bian; Carolyn Reed Dunn, Mar- in The nuclear powers, Russia pledged yesterday t's drive the Brings You London as half of an American- Six Academy Awards went to go Charming, and Robert Sher- said, also would put a vciuntary Chinese Communists from In- Anglo Review. This received dian soil and all this screenplay producticn by man, Lloyd Richaids. ban on undergreund tests of "libeiatc" of what he termed "good review's." Joseph L. Mankiewicz, based on Also included are Sari Cori, nuclear weapons until agreement Kashmir from Pakistan. The Burning Glass His experience mounted as he The threat of military action a shalt story by Mary Orr. It Birdie; Jim Berthalf, Bill Samp- is reached on a system of con- journeyed to New York. In this against China and Pakistan was is a Hollyssend classic. son; Kathleen Robinson, Miss trol over such tests. by Charles Morgan Supervising the program is Dr. Caswell: Ann Morris, Phoebe; period of his career, approxi- No nuclear tests of any kind made by Sanjiva Reddy shortly mately 30 of his shows were Courtancy Brooks. associate pro- Cheryl Del Biaggi , party guest, would be held while the Geneva before an unruly crowd cf thou- produced on T.V. sands of Nehru's admirers broke fessor of speech. Directing will telephone operator, Eve's friend; talks are in progress. LAST WEEK ONLY! "Eleven O'Clock Flight," a through be Jerty De Bonc senicr speech Mace Peron& stage manager, Russia also asked that France police barriers with suspense melodrama. was fea- bamboo (Pygmalion begins Jan. 18/ and drama major. pianist, waiter, and Rosalee Bi- be included in test negotiations. poles for a closer look Proceeds from the event will asatti, party guest. tured on the Kraft Theater in The current talks have been re- at their idol. New York, starling Joanne go for the Dcrothy Kaucher Creation of a mood depicting stricted to Britain, Russia and Special Student Rate S1.50 136 W. SAN CARLOS Wnicidward. Kaiser Aluminum Iss tss !, rciatiiin award given a black and white film will be the United States. Fridays only 2 for 52.00 For Reservations call Hour broadcast "Carnival," star- Guest Sociologist handled with costuming under Friday & Saturday, 8:30 p.m. CY 4-2247 CT 5-0888 the direction of Bonda Gay ring Natalie Wood. Another play To Talk at Dinner reeligiew Lewis. Men will wear tuxedos writen by De Bonn, "The Off with women in gowns of white, Season," for U.S. Steel Hour, Open to Public he explained, was never pro- Job Interviews off-white, grey and black. the and Note, Interviews are held in %s- Opganioration4 Pantomime will be employed duced, after months of work Placement Office, Adm234. Appoint- Dr. Alvin W. Gouldner. by the characters lo facilitate rewriting. rn nt lists are put out ln advance of this iting sociologist at Stanford's Zells hurry lo (del to Dr. Brooks Writing for these productions interview. Students ere requested Center for Advanced Studs and the reading, however, sign up oarly. Ed. , tiieran Council explained, action is minimal in took place during the "era when chairman of the Sociology de- our dinners al New York was uni- staged readings. live T.V. from T1 'USDA partment at Washington Mn.. will Unique lighting will aid in dying fast." Pitman 310nre co.. division of versity. St. Louis, CBS Public at a dinner for St. Thomas Chapel changes of scene. mood or char- As a writer for Dow Chemical: Business or sci- speak Jan. 12 ARCHIE'S ,,annl for the doubter. acterization, with R. E. Gus- Affairs, the dark haired senior ence majors for pharmaceutical the fall initiaticn of Alpha a-1 oeliaver on national honer so- tafson in charge. enjoyed more freedom than sales. Kappa Delta, His pro- sociology. STEAK Morning Warship Sun.. 10 a.m. Mankiewicz is said to have the big hour shows." Phiten Western Development.. ciety in Sermon: on Sunday mornings, fea- Ac-cording to Dr Janus Black- been at the peak of his career gram, laboratories: Electrical engineer- "Are We Wise Men? philosophical moral play- assistant profess( r of so- of high style comedy when he tured ing, mechanical engineering, well, HOUSE Place, CCC 10th Carlos for "Lamp Unto who is adviser to the Tifw and San wrote "All About Eve." lets, produced physics and math majors. ciology (The Spartan rrnd,zrous "Look Up and chapter of the satiety, Dr. --- Stage manager and sound My Feet" and WEDNESDAY SJS Gouldner will discos' the uses Luther's Student Association technician is Miss Bile:ant. Pro- Live." Radiation at Stanford (for- CHICKEN DINNER during this New York of history in sociological re- Tuesday at 7 p.m. duction assistants are Pelona, It was merly Levinthall: Science, phys- i":"1.25 More when he began to find a search. en Discriminaficn Clauses' Miss Del Biaggi , Molony and petiod ics and electrical engineering end rath- dinner will be held at Burkhart. preference for playwriting majors. The TOP SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER Is Serious and One Day We Richard er than musicals. Wells Fargo Bank-American Mariani's restaurant, 2490 El Begin To Take If Seriously" S1.49 then returned to school, economies, Camino Real, Santa Clara. at - -- He Trust co.: Business, Monterey Peninsula college, and 7 p.m. CHEFS SPECIAL STEAK DINNER CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER SJS Campus P.D. liberal arts majors. "started all over again." TIII.RSDAY Students anti faculty members Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor Sl.10 Captures Suspect Transferring to SJS as a jun- Atlantis State Department who wish to attend the dinner The SJS ior, De Bono is using his experi- of Public Health: Liberal arts may make reservations at $2.75 OPEN EVERY 1).1Y major role Wednes- ence as director for "All About preferred for field epidemiolo- a plate with De. Blackwell in played the SEt :t1NI) II.: I Canterbury day in capturing Ralph Joseph Eve" as a learning device which gist. CH222 by 4:30 p.m. Menday. Bravo after a phone call had "teaches the potentials and limi- Santa Clara county: Biology, Earlier in the day. Dr. Could- Tales stu- been received from the Campus tations of actors." This produc- chemistry, sanitation majors or net' will speak to interested Episcopalians Oft et San Jose St.),, Christian Center for Episcopa- tion also teaches "a great deal any major that includes 30 units dents and faculty members psychoanalytic lian Ministry stating that he about audiences." of basic science) for Sanitation the user: of the COOK'S NIGHT OUT (tom a coffee This is the first student di- I and II. approach in seciolcgleal re- incited to Trinity Church's had taken money staged reading, according search, Dr. Blackvt.ell said. This meeting this Sunday woe. urn dish at the center. rected FRIDAY '0 associ- he given in C11227 at cur rock has the night off Bravo was interrogated by the to Dr. Courtaney Brooks, Industrial Business Machines: speech will r e !pealier it the Rev. Dr campus police, then turned over ate professor of speech and su- Business or secretarial majors 3:30 p.m. Rodenmeyet, diseusting the of the production. with sufficient Dr. Gouldner is a past presi- s rnis-ion to the San Jose City Police de- pervisor or any major to lb. college and "All dent of the Society for the ,ng of the Chritlien teacher, partment for booking and sen- The choice of staging secretarial skills for secretarial Problems. i' mice for Canterbury tencing. About Eve," a screenplay by Jo- positions. Study of Social 1,45 cants (at no siscrifi:e Judge John Dempsey sen- seph E. Mankiewicz, was made by Call CY 8-0204 for tenced Bravo to five days in De Bonn "because I felt I was charge. fully capable of understanding OPEN ,rb cu,sine. Absorbing talk. jail on a petty theft it. It is a good experiment for MONDAY, CIGARETTES Come along. me to learn by, converting a THURSDAY, Januao, 7 5,30 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) -- The Every Day on Cigarette - p.m. I felt FRIDAY Now Save Ct,ich RI North Sec:rid city recreation department said screenplay for a reading. Ftery !talk Wednesday it has furbidden the I wouldn't make gross errors NIGHTS We Feature, This Low, Low Price TILL 9 dancing of "the twist" at Tam- in interpretation." Regular 1.99 ctn. FOCUS pa's community centers. A de- As a writer, De Bono prefers partment official said the na- serious comedy with a moral, fie King Size and Filter 2.09 ctn. For Meaningful Existence tion's newest dance maze was works primarily from a theme, just plus tin considered unwholesome for chil- rather than by inspiration from
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35,5 Jose Basketball 3 Wild Son Cr On FRESH ww-nT W - -ww ww- DONUTS - 11, - Ir Mark Fraternity Action SAHA Oyer PiKA. Sigma Chi, and Theta Bucket Dunkers challenging the 72 Voro.f...s Spent BEST DONUTS IN TOWN U.S. Assistant Secretary 3:45 and the 2)itte Chi romped to easy wins last AROTC No. 1 at night, as the Fraternity basketball AFROTC No. 1 tipping off against (flint/LIM girl Ana., season got underway in Spartan the Hustlers at 4:45. 117 S. First CT 5-96411 .,,bining is ai ifs elegem lg.,' Calls for New Peace Plan _ Mere gym. Intramurals director Dan Un- high laiv id. Stat.. Harlan ClevPland HAVE vAsiiINGToN 01'1) A ATO, Theta Xi, and Sigma Nu ruh again has announced that the art of dining. BOHANNON'S Long a leader in tile fine State depattment official called told the Vomen's National Demo- toppled DSP, SAE and the Sig free thrqw tournament will begin world BOWL complements its superb cuisine with traditionally yesteolay for new U.N. peace- cratic club here that the Eps, respectively, the latter game next week and that only a smal Try Campus keeping machinery to meet such organization needs better machin- number of entries have been I,' atmosphere of quiet ele- in overtime. warm st.rtice in a pleasant Idiverse crises as guerrilla infiltra- 'cry to: He declared that tin, Earl Stevenson garnered 16 ceived. and good taste. tion, internal subversion and ter- -- "Focus international attention presents the "easiest Launderette points and Tom Graham netted tournament ritorial disputes. , on, and to help to halt infiltra- to win a trophy" of 15 for PiKA; Ken Solis tanked 8 opportunity Apparently foreshadowing pro-; tion of guerrillas across frontiers." intramural activities. ! Where for losing Sigma Pi in the 69-18 any of the Where Eke Can You Get !posals to be made soon in the! "Help halt internal subversion deadline date will appear ball game. Entry All of These Under One Pc z Connoisseurs 'United Nations. A- ioaril Sine- instigated by a foreign power." on the intramurals bulletin board Cht, led by Ed Marcos' Indulge 1 - "Give political, economic, tech- Sigma in the men's gymnasium early next COMPLITE LAUNDRY SERVICE 15 markers and Mark McManus' nical, intelligence and policy sup- week. Applications may he ob-1 (With or Without Ironing) downed Lambda Chi !port to U.N. policing operations." 12 pointa tamed from his office, MG121. 1 Friday Flicks 50-19, Jbn Raymond led Lambda FAST DRY CLEANING 11th l So. Hit!, I I "Undertake missions of fact- Forty-seven entries have been I Chi scorers with seven. ------' -Bravados." starring Gregory ' finding and conciliation for the received for the table tennis tour- EXPERT DYING and PAL game which saw 23 fouls . k and Joan Collins, is the film t secretary general. the Security In a nament. scheduled to begin next SUPER SERVICE ot 1523 IA for today's Friday :Council. or the General Assembly." committed, Theta Chi walked away week, said Unruh. REASONABLE PRICES ,.. ks presentation in Morris , Informed sources said the United from the Phi Sigs 45-19. as Theta Sig Ep's No. 1 remains atop the Make Spring Reservations Now .iley auditorium at 7:30 p.m. States was considering making !Chi's Al Burdick netted 16 points intramural bowling league stand- rhe film is a tough outdoor ad- , concrete proposals along these; and Bill Bowman and Tim Mur- ings, followed by DU No, 1, Sigma 402 S. 3rd & San Salvador Apartments for Students Under or Over 21 lines when the U.N. General phy hit for nine apiece. -nture about the trackdown of Chi, Lad MEW` Modern Up to Date 'ir sembly reconvenes Jan. la. An Dave Fleming and Daryl Satin. scored seven markers apiece 1). Close to Campus .\drnission for Friday Flicks is alternative would he to propose a eents a person. ;U.N, study looking towtud new the losers. We Can Get Roommates (no extra fee) :machinery. Dennis Beguelin swished 1' points for winning ATO, and Jolu Henry led all scorers with 14 AN type., of accomoialion saw DSP, in a contest which SAVE halite, ren13 lo la your iudyri Tates mercome a 17-16 deficit. per Football Deaths Sigma Nu rallied in a thy" 3c minuteovertime period to nil 485 South Ninth Si 2.c& gal. the Sig Eps 28-24. as Terry Tm CY 7-8877 Atteut , with 12, and Les Cot, with 8, le,. 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl Target of Talks the winners. Dirk Chandler gar- 1 nered 16 points for the losers. Examples of year-around oil pHces- ST. LOUIS il.*B1 Representa- Results of an alliance survey of Theta XE/4 Ray Vinall took tives of the medical profession and coaches and school officials to gain the night's scoring honors by Shell X-100, Triton, Veedol, sporting goods equipment manu- an insight into what are consid- tanking 20 points and leading Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38¢ fneturers were to deliver talks ered the major problems backed his tram over SAE 37-19. Denny Castrol qt. cgain. 5109: ..-deiday before the National up Quinn's remarks. Dc hart added II markers to tit, I' . than Alliance of High Schools, Out of 7000 replies, 3094 said Theta XI total. 100% Eastern Bulk an organization that makes rules grasping the face mask of an op- Cori Stewart led SAE is ith 2 -Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern $1.29 for cause of some 72b,000 high school foot- ponent was the greatest its points. package 22¢ "Where the servings ball players. injury and 5652 questioned the Forty-two independent bean: Cigarettes The main target of the three- practice of wearing a face mask. divided into four leagues. wu day convention which began square off Monday afternoon are large and Wednesday, is to reduce the ree- 3:45. PURITAN OIL CO. ord 22 deaths ahieh occurred Banquet Speaker In A league competition, Mouth 4th & Williams 611. & Keys 10th & Taylor during the past football season. Former Santa Clara university er's Oldies meet The Red Hem the prices are right" Also attending the meeting are football player and coach Al Ruffo at 3:45, the Sheiks face A A ’ members of the National Federa- will be the guest speaker at San hour later. and Gorgo's Boil tion of High Schools, National As- Jose State's annual Fall Sports Snatchers tip off against the Go! sociation of Inteirollegiate Ath- Banquet at Lou's Village restau- biers at 5:45. The Allen Haller letics I NAIA) and the National rant on Tuesday evening, Jan. 9. He will meet the Newman Knigh! unior College At hlet asso: iat ion. has recently been named to the No. 1, also at 5:45. Lyle Quinn, chaiiman of the it 01 Stain College Tr l` It 1,10,:e antin will find equipment committer of the alli- ance football rules group, said Wednesday the introduction of the T-Iormation in football is one of the reasons for an increase in the STORE -WIDE SALE number of head and neck injuries. sho "In the T - formation the Most Items 1100i* ear coaches teach the boys to block the Anita first with thvir had'.," hr said. "The face guard is t'. developed 20% to 500/o oft tomorrow CRYSTAL to protect that 1114 11, hut and Sat. thine% the guard Is used for les-- T 300X HARMON-KARDON AM -FM I-rage by an opponent and the neck injuries begin to iii ii.'' STEREO MULTIPLEX TUNER CREAMERY 12860 So. Req. 5151.95 NOW $11950 Sfrool 71-h and Santa Clara RENT A TYPEWRITER BUY Audio Empire 108 WE Jamul Special Student Rates 1 c Now under the Stereo Cartridge management of 3 mos. 18 W,th the Purchase of Any Howard Garrard Phono USE ol R "RENT BOOKS TO Olt PLAN A GET TOP PRICES at
OA, draletilre4(405101, e.. 'WINNE Si MACHINES A"(E l- E C IR P41 ,C CO IR IR CI Pt A. "I" LC. IV 01., ICE BOLAPNIEN AND ROBERT'S BOOK (0. Third & San Fernando CY 7-7111 79 S. Third St. On 4th - Across from the Library.. 40e4n, AWI !Friday, January *PASTAN DAILY-5 Dietzel Faces Court Mountain Ski' BIG 'LUKE' 5, 1962 Action Over Contract Conditions Spartans Beat Dons La. (UPI) Charley McClendon, ROUGE, was said to be BATON among Dietzel yesterd a y faced top prospects for head Paul legal ac- coach at Kentucky. Remain Good !Neatened "immediate In League Opener But Ski conditions he sought to terminate the way was far from clear remain good in n’ if Coach Stu Inrnan's defense- The Spartarts' next game will he as head football coach for Dietzel to switch over to Northern California mountain n s contract minded basketball squad dueled Monday. Jan. 8, with the Tom take an offer for a Army if he wanted to. A member areas, 1....SU to according to a report from St. Mary's West Point. of the LSU board of supervisors the University of San Francisco Meschery-less Gaels of .imilar Job at observers in the Echo Summit ski right down to the wire last night college in the San Jose civic au- LSU faced the pros- Wednesday night threatened going 1leamatile area. in spacious USF gym to nudge the ditorium. stripped of its coach- to court to hold Dietzel to a con- yet of being once-mighty Dons. 39-36. It was was considering tract here. Eighteen to 20 inches of hard staff. Dietzel the first WCAC game of the 1962 which reportedly Board member Tom Dutton of pack snow remain at Echo Sum- Army offer, season. TV & RADIO REPAIRS four assistants New Orleans telegrarnmed Army mit where .ncluded taking three rope tows continue his chief assistant, Secretary Elvis Stahr and West The contest was close all t! 1.1sud Sets For Sale hint Also to operate on weekends. 'AA Point officials that he would spon- way, with the halftime score kno' Echo Summit has just completed sor a resolution asking court ac- ted at 20-20. PAYLESS TV Canceled tion at any board meeting con- 16 continuous days of operation, Spartan guard Bill Yonge ga 7/6 N. 4th CY S-5520 Ski Team sidering a request to release Diet- the longest period of the season. the locals some breathing ro,' zel from as he sank a vital foul shot NI' will not field a ski team his contract. The resort returns to its normal SJS 17 seconds remaining in the gaii. ski coach Turley Mings "If and when the question comes weekend open policy this weekend. tis year, With the count standing at 38-..t announced yesterday. "It is felt before the board, I believe there The two biggest noted improve- Yonge was fouled in a one-'.' school will not be able to will be very substantial opposition Mat the ments at Echo Summit, according situation. He swished the first or,. representative team and it to Dietzel's release from this con- field a to reports, are the new paved giving San Jose a healthy thi. be better not to have a tract," Dutton's telegram read. could point lead. year," he sail,. He said When Dietzel and McClendon road into the parking lot and the ream this San Jose State called time .. not rule out a team in arrived here Wednesday from Mi- results of the snow packers oper- this did before Yonge stepped back to ti.. ami, Fla., with their Tiger squad ation. Where the packer operated ,^4.1 CAN DEPENC ON 1963. foul line for his bonus shot, whi,- that beat Colorado in the Orange weeks ago when there was new he missed. But the officials ONISHI FLORIST Bowl Monday, Dietzel said little snow, the skiing was still good the Spartans the ball on an u. SAN JO:E S F.NEST MONEY!! and McClendon said nothing. New Year's day. GOING HIGH INTO AIR, State's FLOWER SHOP SAVE Ohio fabulous Jerry Lucas of-bounds play, and USF fights Dave Waxman of UCLA 1-1130 On GAS and OIL for a rebound under Bruin basket had a chance to score. 175 Taylor CT in the second half of the recent Los Angeles Basketball Classic. SAHARA OIL CO. The Buckeyes won this game 105-84, largely due to the play of Second and William the 6-8 center. Ohio State won the tournament championship "ATTENTION" by beating Southern California's Trojans, 76-66. VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS Repairing by Qualified Mechanics Completely Equipped Shop Gene Fullmer Wants 'Arch' Genuine Parts Replacement WEST JORDAN, Utah (UP!)-.. ger, said here Wednesday night Guaranteed work Pius Real Sayings Pa, A a,.aole Sunday Et r6ngs NBAmiddleweight champion Gene that he has been approached about OPEN 7 A tot, to 7 P.M. Incl. Saturdays Fullmer wants a crack at durable a title bout with Moore. He said he told New York promoters Jack Archie Moore's light HOFFEE'S GARAGE heavyweight Fugasy and Lester Malitz that CV 3.2961 Owner. Marvin Hoff.. crown "if the price is right." Fullmer was interested if terms Mary Jenson, Fullmer's mana- could be arranged. 972 Chestnut St., I 1111. W of COL rnan Be'. Hedd nej 8 Freeway, San Jose
Basketball fans who were fortunate enough to have witnessed any of the action in the recent Las Angeles Basketball Classic saw what may well have been the greatest holiday tourney ever. With such stars as Ohio State's Jerry Lucas, Southern Cali- while on vacation fornia's John Rudometkin, Purdue's Terry Dischinger, Utah's Bill PALM BOWL McGill and West Virginia's Rod Thorn, the third annual cage affair, housed in the L.A. Sports Arena, was a rousing success. you missed 1523 W. San Carlos Competition among the eight teams, USC, Purdue, Utah, West Cr 4.2810 Virginia, UCLA, Army, Washington and Ohio State, was so ferocious that a team like West Virginia, going into the tourney with a 6-1 n=4:i’ - - - r- - - - - - - - record and rated fifth nationally, lost two out of three games. But the highlight of the four-day tournament (Dec. 27-30) was the all-round brilliance of Ohio State's Lucas. The 6-8 giant, who appears bored stiff while playing, was simply amazing. He dominated every OSCAR'S game Ohio State played. Against UCLA, for instance, Lucas sank 14 free throws, took just one shot from the floor and scored 30 points. His timing on tap-ins under the basket was fantastic. donuts Against USC for the championship game, Ohio State coach Fred Taylor sent Lucas outside the key to shoot his jump shot. He sank nine straight before missing. When he was taken out of the game with 38 points and just seconds left, the partisan Los Angeles crowd of 14,000 gave the mag- nificent Ohio athlete a tremendous ovation. The anticipated duel of All-Americans Rudometkin and Lucas made the championship clash a natural. But the lanky (6-6) Trojan couldn't find his shooting eye, and Lucas stole the show in the 76-66 Buckeye win. Purdue's Dischinger displayed the great moves around the basket that have drawn raves from rival players and coaches for the past two years. It appears, though, that Dischinger might be too light irk the pro circuit. The 6-7 center weighs just 190. GRAN to make it Bill "The Hill" McGill, who played his high school basketball in Los Angeles at Jefferson High, celebrated his return by setting 'he tournament scoring record, including a 39-point output against West Virginia which broke Rudometkin's record of 35 set last year. McGill's repertoire of shots is something to behold. In Utah's 84-83 squeaker over the Mountaineers, he sank a hook shot from the side while looking the other way. He can't miss as a pro. West Virginia's Thorn brought a curious two-handed jump shot Gi against Purdue. He's a OPENI to Los Angeles which he used to score 32 great rebounder, and very effective as a middle man on the fast break.
Meanwhile, in San Francisco, Coach Stu Inman's cagers were winning the consolation phase of the West Coast Athletic Conference Tournament at USF's gym. After dropping the opening fray to St. Mary's, 48-46, the 29 DELICIOUS VARIETIES Spartans went on in the consolation bracket to beat San Francisco state 57-39, and UOP 49-47. Oscar's hot everything in donuts. From sugar coaled to Subbing for ailing Joe Braun in the St. Mary's opener, soph banana! Everyone with horre-mode flcvor and center Harry Edwards scored 21 points to lead all game scorers. The fresh 6-8 Edwards scored 13 in the next game with SF state. freshness. They're dunking good! Breakfast, coffee break or midnight snack, donuts and coffee at Oscars is an should hear the swinish.' unbeatable combination. Better yet, buy a dozen to Banjo Band that's playing of take to your apartment, dorm, fraternity, or sorority. the Awful.Awful tonight and tomorrow night land 'vary PA. and Sat. night)! 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Directors Coats Black Informal Dreu Suits OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY OSCAR'Sdonuts fk mmmm... good! view SAN CARLOS & ALMADEN AVE. at the Drive-in and CY3-9341 FREE PARKING tievr,eed.sh..CO.PLE/ E. so LOS FORMAL WEAR Take Home AWFUL-AWFUL AND ACCESSORIES RENTALA1 31 SOUTH FOURTH ST., CV 3-7420, SAN JOSE A Dozen ti SP.1.11TAN DAILY Friday, January 5. 1962 Audio-Visual Center Returns Sf' Arab To Centennial Hall 'i,,1, Location -'sash 'tale Face The audio-al...44441 center 11414. it'- iriakirug .ttoi,ii is Engineers, Scientists turned to its permanent location woo, al 7 on the first flor of Centennial ,ir40118 - Also included the A hall after being housed in the for- will be 1 drat 01 elevatorir to transport wi41410:141, mer Army and AFILOTC barracks , at for Talents to the different floor, Demand semesters. eipt Constant for nearly two range tiNtIll 1.0..k of status rewards, rooms, shops and two Students at science and engi- nothing %rinse than a ''constant hi., Entrance to the center Is - face demand" for their talents after to low salaries and inadequate morning at &IS apparently through Centennial hall doors in ------graduation, and the probability is training. front of the bookstore. STUDENT that their number will remain well Norman 0. Gunderson, dean of DISCOUN1 VOL 49 46 SIG AUTO INSURANCE The move was made during below the number of job oppor- the F.ngineering division, express- For Repairing SAVINGS ANNOUNCED Christmas vacation. Still under tunities. ed the belief that the shortage in construction are two additional Your Ailing Sports Cat, Women and married men over 21: $78 This is the unanimous opinion engineering is due largely to less $13 dividend, or a net of $65 floors which will give the center wiced in a recent survey of SJS under-utilization of existing talent. MGA TR-3 Suited (based on current 17 per cent dividend). a pernuinent three story section disision, department heads and in- Many highly trained graduates, he Volvo Single men under 25: $252 less $43 of Centennial hall. Walter W. Fox, VW Porsche "for general Aplgosi dividend, or a net of $209. structors in these two areas. said, are being used audio-visual coordinator of tech- at $10/20000 Bodily Injury Liability, According to their replies, short- tasks that could as well be PLENTY OF ATTENTION is attracted at New York's Bronx $5,000 Property Damage and $500 nical services, said the two floors ages of qualified personnel now handled by trained technicians." zoo by this baby hippopotamus whose mama, Phoebe, refuses Medical Payments. Other coverages at are expected to be finished on or goreign Car exist not only in industry but in LACK OF OPPORTUNITY let anyone come close. Even papa, Peter the Second, Was Repair comparable savings. Payments can be to before May 15. mad.: once, twice or four times a year. education and medical institutions Dean Guhderson cited the ex- banished to another cage. Sex of baby is not known. It weighs An additional film preview room Center write tor full information to highly regarded class Call or as well. ample of a 50 to 60 pounds. 379 Park Ave. IY 566 Maple Avenue, will be located on the second floor 3.0601 George M. Campbell, When queried on reasons for of Massachusetts Institute of Sunnyvale, REgent 9-1741 (day & nite). these shortages, the responses Technology graduates who later new profession is needed, he said. lag a more interesting progni:J became disenchanted with their at that level. The increasing complexity and ************************************************* because of lack of op- n profession constant change in the field of Dr. Kartchner said that, al- their education. Wow, What a Way to Start SELF SERVICE portunity to use aeronautics was cited as a factor though there are too few science : Sweeney of the Dean William in the shortage of personnel in majors, present facilities are over- ji:ForFilerehgn.c ’,u.n_Ahh_tigeliaconne:F:blecnialeeu;cw_tl 1,11 . department suggested Education the : 4da:o LAUNDERETTE that area. loaded with students from other New Year! that the reason for the shortage -- Professor Thomas E. Leonard, areas. This has resulted in a lower of trained technicians is that head of the Aeronautics depart- caliber of graduates from the 1 15c WASH * 10c DRY these positions are less "status- However, you people that wear ment reported that, on the aver- science area. : gratifying" than the more ad- glasses can start the New three jobs await each grad- Dr. Duncan pointed to the, Year in ROOM TO STUDY WHILE YOU WAIT vanced jobs. age, LOTS OF uate in engineering from SJS and shortage of science teachers.' an even better way. How? Drop i In the field of civil engineering, ... OPEN 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. num- into Contact ri quali- most other schools. which ultimately affects the Lens Center today i he shortage is of "highly Auth 4. ber and quality of other science, 409 E. SANTA CLARA ST. lied engineers capable of handling As new fields develop and old and find out. 4. graduates. (Between 9th & 10th Streets) top-notch problems." according to ones become more complex, train- 144.4********************************************* 1 m. William Loren, head of the ing facilities are hard pressed to The high salaries paid by in- lad Civil Engineering department. supply adequately trained engi- dustry as compared to Machine CONTACT LENS CENTER Dr. Lorell reported that there neers, according to Professor salaries is the main factor, accord- the 213 SOUTH FIRST STREET 1,4, however, an adequate number Leonard. ing to Dr. Duncan. He said SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA for the "ordinary graduates in "pay scale for state colleges starts irf engineers A short supply of Of Ti CY 7-5174 tasks." The shortage of highly the science field was also indicated at around $6500 a year," whereas In klEttli SAY VIC qualified people, he said, is due by the survey. industry pay starts at $9000 and WASH1NG1( to insufficient training. goes quickly to $15,000. dent tKhendisney I 'NOT ENOUGH STUDENTS' P.KU JIK___410-1.11 9_12.1.9.11,X6/19,41)..Akji, 112.1141 PIZZA PARLOR 'WASTE OF TIME' Both the chairman of the Nat- RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES 1 trying year of Too many high school-level In addition to offering high and yearn STEVENS CREEK BLVD. in ural Sciences area, Dr. Carl Dun- Old World Charm in Dining courses in the first two years of can, and the head of the Physical salaries, industry is more attrac- or 1962.
VILLA SHOPPING CENTER college wastes valuable time, ac- Science department, Dr. Wayne tive to many science graduates be- America's Most Beautiful Hofbrau The Presider ("Across from Futurama Bowl") cording to Dr. Lorell. This time Kartchner, reported that too few cause it allows them to carry on is in canoes should be spent studying in the high school students are being research work. Authentic Bavarian Food aces aft-year i major field, he said. attracted to the fields of science. The pay factor was also men- (ding in whit He added, however, that in- Music Every Night power Li:, Dr. Duncan said, however, "It tioned by Dr. Matthew F. Vessel. anal BANJO AND RINKY-TINK PIANO dustry is also at fault due to its SUNDAY congress. 7 is not educators who are to blame, head of the Science Education In -failure to recognize. the value of through which FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 P.M. 'til 2 A.M. although they are a part of it. It department. He said California Die Rhinelander recess a well trained person." The highly THURSDAY ,tohirern erse': is the American public. Life is too suffers from a teacher shortage eiumnpipt trained engineer is paid only THE STREET SINGERS easy for too many people." because it cannot offer the sal- Wilda Band slightly more than an engineer aries obtainable in industry or behalfate at key A two part recruiting program A Fabulous Trio with only minimal training, he Baughn ' was proposed by Dr. Kartchner. even in other states such as Fri. & Sat. Nites said. and Her Piano SUNDAY ACTION STARTS 5 P.M. He suggested sending college Kansas or Nebraska. Another failure of industry was 96Th2edoeinstenornta speakers to the high schools tol "California," he said, "no longer cited by the head of the Industrial 41 imation, of looking for talent. arouse student interest in science, has the drawing power it once garden Ciiy rau P.S.: Were Engineering department, Dr. Fritz prosl and, secondly, stimulating high had. Teachers have heard about xtensive Next Wednesday night is audi- B. Harris. He said that industry 51 So. Market CY 7-2002 school teachers to guide their stu- the smog and the crowed cities not relation has not done enough to interest tion night. dents to the sciences by conduct- and just tended to stay away." 'avidtrort Virstrantr tut, there students in the field of industrial El at the White 1 engineering: consequently "twice STEVENS CREEK BLVD. in VILLA the rocky I as many graduates are needed to SHOPPING CENTER at LAWRENCE din, Dern fill lucrative positions in the Bay STATION ROAD and nuclear. te Area." 'gut issues" of Open Daly 4 P.M. 'til 2 A.M. CAMPAIGN NEEDED airs. from Futurama Bowl Across A campaign by industry to at- KEY this relatively AX 6-3837 tract students to The realK It 1962 will same as in 1. Spartaguide House viewpoi oaneffectei:ion to CLASSIFIEDS TODAY police Weekend Co-Ree, sign-ups for ament, 77-7 in 13 San Francisco trip, TH16, I Contract for brd. hi.. Fount. Hell, 69 Jan. PIONEERING eS1 ban trea CLASSIFIED RATES: So. t0th. Am transferring. CY 3-9418, today and Monday. Seventy-five parre;ia tttlyare 25c a line first insertion Jack. cents for transportation and $2 Somewhere out there, beyond the realm of man's present test by insertions 20c a tee succeeding One Cushman 10.speed racing bike, es- for dinner, payable at sign-up. understanding, lies an idea. A concept. A truth. urability of I 2 line minimum Mor- . Jffer. 1 month old. Call Ron Friday Flicks, "Bravados," dated rapid!, .. 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