Freshman Camp Fishing Trip ttend are avail Application blanks Tickets are noo on sale in the College Union for to in. TH16 for iteekendCo-Rae's Camp counselor fr,torian deep ReR fishing trip April 28. lgflp ill extend ifab ’ 551’% Only 30 seats will be sold. Tick- Siontlax, according to twagti the boat, onstantino. publicit ets will cost $41.30 for and an extra $1.50 for a rod and triter% WWI,. %VIII 1.4 held tomato. reel OW. $1 for a fishing license. I. 5, it and C. april entall a Students must buy the boat tick- et. but are not obligated to buy the tackle or license. if already SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE secured. SAN 49 JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1962 No. 93 laSS Presidents 'Pull Out of UN' 7th St. Decision Draws Near; fruit Council To Consider an be d vinegar. several turas Voting Rights Declares Jarvis Campus Petition Circulates it New %% maid be the height of ig- edlleittekil, Jars is SRA was op- norance and stupidity for the posed to it for two reasons. Oned As the Seventh St. issue nears neck in traveling between classes. of Student Council will visit cam- consider to- ines in council. If approved by the decision by the San Jose city coun- Student Council will United States to join the Common that it is an attempt to get Amer.! Bill Hauck, ASH vice president, pus living groups through tomor- constitution change council it will be passed on to the cil, SJS students have been given said the petition, already circu- row to explain the background of y a proposed Market," Howard Jarvis, told the lean education under UNESCO, ' voters. opportunities to back the street will make class presidents Spartan Daily in an interview yes- (United Nations Educational, Sci- lating in the dormitories, will be the Seventh st. controversy and ob- "We hope to be able to call a closing by signing a petition drawn presented to the city /A111)1 or membeis of the Student terday. entific and Cultural Organization), council at its tain signatures for the petition, to Rod Diridon, special election for the constitution "Tough up and circulated by Student Monday meeting to support the net!, accenting conservative" Jarvis, City Councilmen Robert Welch change before the regularly sched- who is seeking Council. college contention that Seventh at. Flt reasurer. the Republican and George Siegfried, supporters it ution change, submit- uled one for fall officers." Diridon nomination for the United States should be closed to traffic. The fly The const The petition encourages the of the street closing, will attend of a resolution by said. Senate, declared. "the Common council, previously deadlocked in the form emergency closing of the street today's Student Council meeting I. IS, of the class council, Market is a cartel (monopoly), 196? tires during hours of instruction, show- a 3-3 vote on closing, awaits the at 2:30 in the College Union to a symposium held re- which in the U.S. is a felony out of and ing the present traffic conditions tie-breaking vote of City Council- clarify the issue. people are jailed for it. a.s hazardous, noisily distracting in man Parker Hathaway. participants in the symposium Businessmen "The Common Market will lead Councilman Robert Doerr, who Pres. teaching conditions and a bottle- Representatives and executives II 1..11 Inst. luded ela.ss officers. ASB us to the 'Common cooley," Jarvis has opposed the street closing, will vice nt Davis, Bill Hauck, ASB maintained. "If we joined," he be on campus to address the Dem- tRF,11 'dent, and Diridon. said, "it would be only for their ocratic club this afternoon, and it Open 1111i According to the prop os ed Student benefit and not for ours." is hoped he will also attend the e, the class presidents shall' When asked about an attempt 'Dead Day' Designed Student Council meeting. voting members of the council F to bribe him out of the senatorial' BEFORE CITY COUNCIL be exempt from cotmcii race, Jarvis stated that it wasn't t shall e owships City Manager A. P. Hamann pre- Mee work. exactly a bribe, just a high pres- shall also be re- dicts that the Seventh st. issue will Class presidents The day alien San Jitse will be- sure persuasion job. To Allow Free Time be con: .lered in his report at ap- to form a committee to "I think we should get out of , al come noted for research drew near- proximo 5 p.m. Monday in a communicating body be- the United Nations instantly," Jar- If recommendations passed by a 'scheduled." as er yesterday at the luncheon-meet- council wambers at city hall, First the Student Council and vis declared later in a speech special committee studying "Dead "Co-curricular activities" is in- n ing of the college cooperation com- and Mission sts. classes." sponsored by the SJS Day" are approved, students may terpreted by the committee to in- respective mittee of the Greater San Jose Young Re- "Minimum goals of the publican club. "We're HOWARD JARVIS have one day prior to final exam- elude all social functions, athletic Further, Chamber of Commerce and col- just paying Hauck will be present to speak should be established and the bill for these freeloaders." the . . . senate candidate ination.s free of all classes and ac- events, cultural affairs, lectures lege officials in the cafeteria. Ifor Student Council and Pres. John by the council." Los Angeles industrialist heatedly t ivities. and "in short all activities of every forth The committee, made up of San T. Wahlquist is expected to at- resolution notes the "po- exclaimed. which is working to the detriment description." The Jose businessmen, has been work- The committee, consisting of ad- tend in behalf of the college admin- value of class government Commenting on federal aid to of the United States. Two, that On the three days before final ial ing with college officials in initia- ministration, faculty and student istration. the failure of student govern- 'it is an attempt to pot a fraud representatives, met recently and exams, "instructors will not be l62 tion student research fellowship According to Hauck, Panhellenic to develop this potential to over on the people when it is ex- made recommendations that will permitted to schedule 'mid-term' ancisto grants. and Interfraternity council will be greatest extent." plained that no federal control he passed on to the president's examinations and/or require sub- Paul Baracker, chairman of the asked to Following discussion in today's goes with it. "The Federal govern- mission of major work papers and, delay the dinner hour in college cooperation committee am] Prof Receives council. mil meeting, the resolution will 'mend is not going to dole out the , sororities and fraternities Monday local merchant, said that the ft'] Under the present scheduling. or Projects.- !m.o.,. so that members may attend the sent to the constitution and by- , money and just walk away from The recommendation also lowships will help bring SJS "into finals begin on a Thursday with committee for further inves- it," Jarvis said. sides for the rigid enforcement ofleitY council meeting. He believes N -ELI competition with any major re- Cash Grants classes held until Wednesday, the an orderly demonstration of stu- lion, according to Diridon. Taking another firm1'stand, Jar- quiet hours in all college living' search center in the U.S." day before finals, dent interest would support the After corning out of committee, vis maintained that the House Un- "Dead centers during "Dead Day." -2520 Dr. John T. Wahlquist, presi- If approved, the first resolution must have two read- !American Activities Committee Members of the committee in- of SJS. said that the campy-- For Research I Day" will be held in the fall 1962 dent and the McClellan Committee eluded Dr. Harrison Heath of e, ot -r. ant, $1182 semester. "can't duplicate the University should be strengthened to give amination committee, Richer ! California." But. President Wahl- been awarded to Dr. Peter KM'S- I a wider base for investigation. Specifically, the recommendation Smith of faculty council; Dr. Stan- o-Rec Tonight necessary 'Hollowness quist said, research is tenbaum, associate professor ofl"Less than one per cent of wit- states. "On the Monday, Tuesday ley Benz, dean of students; Brent "The Fool's Flop," feat tiring "If we are to have the best philosophy, in support of his work nesses are now testifying before and Wednesday immediately prior Davis. ASH president: and student Mike Brandt and the Cliffs will teachers." on a book on the scientific nature: these committees," the Republican l to the scheduled final examinations representatives Boh Pisario. Sandi headline tonight's Co-Rec program The object of the fellowship, of existentialism, candidate stated. I no ro-currieular activities shall be Rewak and Margie Yamamoto. Speech Topic in the women's gym at 7:30. I Baracker said, is to make it pos- Included in the two grants are "People that scream about . and post-grad- sible for professors $953 from the Social Science Re- rights never say a word about Volleyball, itadminton, shuffle undertake re- tiate students to search council and $229 from the grand jury system," he said. board and quiet games are a few Of Dr. Good search projects. Funds for the re- SJS Small Grants program. only time a question is rat : 'Swayback Hall's' Sag of the events to be offered. will he provided by inter- Dr. Edwin Good, assistant pro- search The professor claims existential- atatill the committee's is wit, merchants, industries and The Cliffs will offer rock and besot of religion at Stanford, will ested bet methods of research and the Communists are involved," Ja, organizations. roll selections. Brandt, a guitarist. th "A Response to Human FIol- civic existentialist theory of man pro- maintained. The program, which will start in vide a far more adequate theoret- Speaking against the Social S. To StayNo Money has appeared at Tom and Larry's am" tonight in a program pre- fall semester, has as its goal pizza parlor in San Jose, sented by the United Campus the ical basis for psychology and the malty, Jarvis called it. "The big. fellowship grants. Pres. John T. Wahlquist yester- board that the need for a' was Christian ministry at 7:30 in the 40 research social sciences than the physical gest steal of the working man's Representatives from the San Jose day notified State Finance Direc- largely "psychological." Then amps Christian center, 300 S. and mathematical models in use at money in history. This is partly presented tor Hale Champion that SJS offi- ChampChampion mused, "After 100 yea,r Oth at. Disabled Veterans assn. present. due," he said. "because of the $2500 to he used within cials are "extremely disappointed" people will come and pay to see Psych Prof Harlow Professor Good is in charge of a grant of Dr. Koestenbaum feels it is time drop in value of the dollar since period to the commit- by the state public works board's ("Swayback Hall"), like the lean pedal programs in humanities at a five-year that the behavioral sciences stop the program was started." Also, The veterans group said the refusal to provide total funds for ing tower of Pisa. tanford. His talk will respond to tee. imitating physics, mathematics and he maintained that the Social Se- money is to he used in the social the repair and remodeling of the eSwavhark Hall" received its To Speak Friday sant group examinations of "hol- chemistry, and that they develop curity rate will have to either for research on "Ameri- your salary. central wing of the college library. was closed last fall "The t''if I eri- hwriess" in man, culture and science a philosophical foundation uniquely rise to 15 per cent of name when it canism." the law repealed, or the program The board, which had already al- after reinforced concrete floors had enee on Pei ,onal-Sociai. Hetero- church. their own will go bankru pt. "These are the lot cal $85,000 in November to shore developed sags up to 2:14 inches in sexual and Maternal Behavior in Professor Good is a grarluate ef He said he believes that. in alternatives," he declared. up "Swayback Hall," declined to spans between support- Monkeys" will he discussed by Dr. Westminster college, Pa., and ti :istentialism significant clues can only the 22-foot Janis is the fifth of a series approve another $79,730 for the ing columns. After severe crack- Harry F. Harlow. University of tin Theolagica I seminary, N.Y. It. found to this new necessary Retired SJS Officer of "Meet the Candidate" spon- work Monday. ing and vibrations had occurred. Wisconsin professor of psychology, Ne,"ived a Ph.D. from Columbi , ....indation for the behavioral sd- Young The need for more funds devel- Friday at 8 p.m. in Concert _iniversity. He gener, sored by the SJS Repub. books were removed to the north Hall, is presently when bids opened by the state riaor enEat:ly and promising results of lb-tans. The next speaker will he oped and south wings of the library. of the Nt'estminster Dies After Illness offer Professor Harlow. winner of the ot the sei_ State Senator Richard Dowlig, last month uncovered a low to the Bible. Harvey Shaffer, first the existentialist approach to The circulation and reference Warren medal in 1956, has been in the burgeoning IR-Redwood City), candidate for of $274.500 for the repairs$96.- The talk, the first of a series, members of San Jose State's secur- once can be seen desks. main card catalogue and on the psychology faculty of the the Republican nomination for at- 000 in excess of available funds. JI he open to the public. Vesper ity force, died in a San Jose hos- of existential psychiatry, the pro- education reference room were Madison school since forney general, according to Bill Dave Keller of the state legisla- 1930. *ices ,try, :,,.ne.sle pital Monday night, following 7+ lessor said. transferred to the north wing. The it it 7 pm. ! nye analyst's office had told the social science reference room was short illness. He was 69. Dr. Koestenbaum contends simi- Pollacek, YR president. He earned a B.A. in 1927 and a Ph.D. in 1930 at Stanford univer- A long-time San Jose resident tel tar and even more dramatic ad- moved to the south wing. Sit y, s(hsmanrde 1 servedeareheesa as chiefte 387 N. 16th St.., Shaffer started vances can be made in applying President Wahlquist's letter stet -1 f thoef r. Watson Reviews human ces as a janitor at S.'S in 1945. He existentialism to the behavioral sci- ed that the college closed the three- Army. 'Rebel transferred to the campus security ences in general. world wire I floor section at the direction of the! chancellor to insure in Paradise' force at its inception R year later slate college His talk, open to students, far. any necessary tests! A member of the California Stat,, AMERICA cAt.t.s FOR .ci: %sit ACTION. safety during state.' ultY and the public, is sponsored In assn., Shaffer retired nd preliminary work by the Book Talk Today i’mployees GENEVA (UPI) The United States yesterday called for crash !by psychology department and the years at 5.15 daivision of architecture prior to month ago, after 17 Classic Film of nuclear war while the 17- a biography action to check the possible outbreak letting a ethotnatrasictcontract, college lecture committee in eon- survived by his wif. Emma Goldman, Shaffer is works on long range plans for general and: funds are anarchist who nation arms conference junction with the National Science :val from Emma S. Shaffer. and a datightet. 1690 to 1940, will be re- complete disarmament. US. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in his not apparently forthcoming." Pres- foundation and the American Psy- level Mrs. Jean Schoff, also of San Jose. by Dr. James E. To Feature asked urgent ident Wahlquist wrote. "possible Watson. tomorrow at. 3 final address to the conference before leaving for home, p, cholgY assn. late professor of political Ki- Services will be use of the center library is prob. tt(' funeral chapel, agreement on: An end to production of all fissionable material for and edueation, today at the p.m. at Williams lematical. Large areas of acous- interment will a system of observation posts and other 2'30 honk talk in rooms A and San Jose. Private INC in nuclear weapons; tical tile and floor tile have bee" BO Memorial Park. 'Richard accident, miscalculation and the cafeteria follow at Oak Hill checks to -reduce the risk of war by removed. ".-- attack." '1's many of her sympathizers, Laurence Olivier assumes three surprise "It *not feasible to ask for st1! he was the most famous and most roles- .actor, producer and direc- ALGIERS STRIKE POSES NEW THREAT erationally necessary partitior Ilforate radical torfor "Richard III." Shake- changes as long as the pcesibilit, of the day," Dr. Research Center Rook of Versos un- Watsan said. speare's history of the hunchbacked ALGIERS, Algeria (UM - European settlers of Oran called a of extensive repair work remains ' derneath the hough/ A 'To many English king and his reign of bru- general strike and demonstrations against French authority yester- of her enemies, in- Planned by IBM He also mentioned the inefficient loaf of bread, a jug 1.1 Alig FBI Chief .1. Edgar !Plover tality and crime in medieval Eng- day, protesting the killing and wounding of more than 250 persons decentralized operation caused 1, Ind oine and an Ernst immigration offielals. Emma SAN JOSE (UM Intel national land. in Algiers Monday. The protest threatened new violence of the type the lack of a central ronnectin.: rc)laman Oval Stripe tie ht.1,1. wasii dangerous Business Machines corp. today re- The color film will be shown as that turned Algiers into a city of horror. unit. sto v man me In the wilderness, was a $1 million pure tomorrow's classic film piesenta- detrimental to the wel- vealed plans for rtioNuizt nr.rms MILITARY'S DEMAND He said that library plans have Oh, Ernst, Were that fare of the the p.m. at Concert Hall nation, and who should research center to be built in tion at 3:30 been made on the basis of assur- ',nu were around rrn 114''' been San deported." he added. Almaden hills southwest of and again at 7 p.m. in Morris BUENOS AIRES (UPI( President Arturo Frondizi defied a ances that the improvements could (You can Dr. neck. Enow! Watson said the author, Jose. Dailey etalitorium. military demand for his resignation early yesterday as one army gen- and should be made. get your Vertical stripe Richard Drinnon formerly of the IBM said the center will employ Also featured in the' film are eral threatened to force him out of office through open revolt. Former "To call the project off SIMPI at 114/A for '1.50 WOBt!) I'llirPNIVnf California History de- 250 scientists, educators and tech- John Gielgtid. Claire Bloom and President Pedro E. Aramburti, a retired general whom Frondizi had because costs have exceeded exper- kriment, b;),, written a provelea- nicians in bask. rmeareh. The firm Ceelrie Hardwielte. called in as a mediator, handed the president a letter at midnight t a firms seems unthinkable tinder ti! hirt2l'aphy of "4.1 woman who tried to arrange to build the lab. The Flint combines It term t ore', saying that "in the name of constitutional order, the nation asks your heid,rnetiiroctnimosftnontei'resi. Fthraiirytthehrmherinien-1 `.'41k2agerl the sorial, political and oratories in Mountain View several history, pageantry and politics to noble resignation." "T have not resigned nor will I resign." Fronditi "ellectual ROOS ennvietions of Ameri- months ago, but residents of the give a serial portraiture of England replied. "I do not resign." The firm reply by Frondizi brought an , is absolutely necessary." the presi- eln' from 1890's to 1940." area fought the plans. In the time of Richard III. Immediate threat to oust him by force. dent concluded. IN 1SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. March 28, 1962 Editorial Thrust and Parry one iii I he Mu' morrow they will celebrate the week on the Seventh St. issue. an hour ielewing Were Algerians published. lie independence of Palestine as an During my 20 years as a busi- smuttiest books ever Intls:Pidlac:eksieern:v%unt iel u should be nu ich inure 'I k-Imi A Matter of Principle Ever Helped? Aral) state as it used to be- nessman lien', I cannot recall Yes, the professois el reethe su- that a 1,u. i'l ?am,. fore 1948. one instance where the college OW' moral and intellectual "rival urg,init io , ' Those %Alio lia%c periors. but it is precisely for "lines up tn" An unhappy event occurred yesterday which the Spartan tortured DIP AU Vous,If Elul, l'resid. lit bus made an important request with th 4444,--: that in nuiny east": party" is Daily hopes will not happen again. had no right to humiliate the Arali.isavriran such as the closing of Seventh the reason "trying leo with a At approximately 111 Mau. yesterday, two members of a cam- human being as they have phys- at. from the city. But I du recall they are not that a growing whispering earnw. ically done students on campus pus political organization entered the Daily office and. with the to me and morally on Campus the millions uf dollars of sup- number of to themselves!" this guidance and fullest disregard for the confidence of a newspaper office. pro- Disgracing GOP' port the college has given to the are asking fur permission. This was salt by a young Al- city of San Jose in the form of leadership. a.(.vv"Ufhewsi61":Iellei:ainitg(70mleh':icnolim'alemitintsei,}tHesnddbvr (veiled to use its facilities without Editor: gerian student, Djamila Sou- and faculty expendi- Richard IRUMIll student) Guilt by ink I would like to tell the readers student ehr,.: While one used the telophone, the other went through on hired, who represents the hero- tures. ASH A4619 of the Spartan Daily that the of the editors' desks, searching for a letter he had written to ism of the Algerian people. Education at San Jose State 'Tarrunany Ks YR's on this campus are dis- Thrust and Parry which had not yet been published. All this This is how the dramatic sit- College is still the city's major siattn,:aefM:grati.iiin.etyfFm(o::1:71:.u.c:te..47kili:)tlions.ndtiecoau’ret’r gracing the Republican party of 'Bring Accusations i-.:t occurred in full view of several staff members who also were in uation appeared in Algeria in industry. It is time the city America. the office at that time and who protested their action but to no the last 7')(4 years war. A people wakes up to this fact and recog- Out in the Open' to be made. let's I am going to quote and para- have t avail. struggled and suffered in order nizes the college's needs. The Edlter: phrase some of the ideas of the to reserve their human dignity balking councilmen are penaliz- 1clio 'is out to desti,,y the open. If there are We call this incident to the attention of readers of the Daily Young Republicans of Harvard. an and their freedom on one side ing the students by delaying ac- Young Republicans?" Is it the let's count them because it directly concerns the trust placed in us by our sources, In their magazine of political pri...i,mates ,1ly f,14i p and so-called "democratic.and on the issue, using it as Communist party? Is it Norman publicans. namely, the administration, facult and student body, whether it opinion, "Advance," the Harvard tion civilized" nations suppressed this to obtain more money Thomas? It it Alfred E. New- be letters to Thrust and Parry or other information received in YR's (whom I accept as genuine wedge T. I, high aspiration of freedom by state for its street im- man? ASH confidence. conservatives and as my intel- from the Ali,s; any means and burying at the program. However, lectual equals) say that Barry provement The important point is not that certain members of a cer- same time its own principles and the need is there, it should Goldwater should be expelled when tain organizat. committed the violation. but that a fundamen- democratic tradition, if there immediately- not on the from any policy-making position be met Did You Say tal principle of journalism was wantonly ignored. are any. "if" basis as specified Typewriters? within the Republican party. present Algeria has been at war by the councilmen. would not per students to rum- The Harvard YR's also say Surely, faculty members against the French colonialism bravo to the students of We've got 'ern! that Republicans should disasso- I say mage through their desks or otherwise infringe on their trust, and imperialism since Nov. 1, efforts. As your school on their New, used and rental important as the case may be:-Nor would anyone with ciate themselves from the John Muhl/v.'s trifling or 1954. a San Jose businessman, I ex- Fully guaranteed a sense of ethics permit such an occurrence to violate the con- Birch society (Nixon had enough 10.2161111,541" Until March 18, 1962, France tend to you my full support. Free parking and delivery sense to take their advice). fidence of another. had not realized or, more ex- Rene "Bill" Manstnt Special student rotes Also, Republicans should stop A hat is equally important, however, is that these students actly. had not wanted to realize Manager, San Jose GEM store acting like obstructionists by 124 E. San Fernando "We're neat to Ca/ with an apparent interest in politics should show such disre- that the era of colonialism of Fortner Manager, Kay Jewelers Book" cy 31111 spect %hen. eventually. they must practice what they preach. exploitation of people, was gone trying to defeat the social legis- lation of the Democrats. reflection on forever. It is an unfavorable themselves, their organiza- Continuing, "to use a baseball Student Disputes MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. tion and student politic,. - LC). If France should recognize, she should know that the Al- analogy, the Republicans are try- Profs' Superiority gerian people wrote gloriously ing to wear out the Democrats Editor: the history of their struggle by by watching them run around Re Professor Guth's tirade on McCLELLAN AIR FORCE all those bases." March 22 about "some self- BASE the sacrifice of their lives. On at SCARAMENTO, CALlfr.A:, Angelo serves March 19, 1962, history did Students should not make the righteous ignoramus spreading judge them. All of us now know mistake of equating the SJS insinuations about people who that they got their independence. YR's with the national Repub- are morally and intellectually CAMPUS INTERVIEWS lican party. superiors." only the best The last figures given by a their for San Francisco story on the loss I hope the sincere and respect- Really, Professor Guth, are of life is 600,000 dead and 400,- able conservatives on this cam- "people . . . morally and intel- ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC I.. \ cuts of beef 000 wounded from the Algeria pus will purify their ranks. lectually (our) superiors" when ass35 to $6345 Per Annum) side. The extremists must go back they engage in some rather un- ADMINISTRATIVE l'HAI Now the question is: "Did the to SAC and leave the Young seemly and dubious activity. ($4345 to $535.5 Per Annum) FAMOUS United States government ever Republicans open to honest, de- Such as: Commending the riot- termined and sensible students. help to stop bloodshed and help ing students at San Francisco McClellan has a continuing $1.13 DINNER Rkbard Rubacher requirement for a large number defend the freedom of the Al- City Hall in May, 1960, with a of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. STEAK gerian people?" The answer to ASB 14207 paid advertisement in the San this question should be answered Jose Mercury: spending three Administrative Trainee Positions are in such fields as the by the American people. Inaction Dismays hours of class time attacking following: Visit Our I conclude this little message S.J. Businessman the House Committee on Un- LOGISTICS St PP( till by saying that the Algerian Editor: American Activities: referring to DIGITALlilt 110)4.1:1 \I \II \(; Lariat Room war is not more than one step As a long-time businessman conservatives as "f ascist s," \I I( of the future accomplished of and resident of San Jose, I was Strom Thurmond as dishonest HI 111.1 I \11511\1:-1 It 51111 \ the Arab world. And as the dismayed and completely dumb- and Abdel Nasser as the "world's 1411)Di (All I \ \I \\ 51.1 511 \ I Tonight! Arab world today celebrating founded at the inaction shown greatest statesman:" suggesting TECHNICAL ".1 I And that the independence of Algeria to- at the city council meeting last new and sophisticated ways ACCOL :\ I I \t. (such as unilateral disarma- ain't no ment) for the United States to Applications are being accepted from students who will bull! surrender to the Communists; receive their Bachelors or Masters Degree by June, 1962. ANGELO'S and last, but not least, spending U. S. Civil Service Procedures Apply City's Progress Brings U. S. Citisenship Required STEAK HOUSE A, A recruiting representative will be at the campus for 72 E. SANTA CLARA maze of Old, New Ways 214 PERSONAL INTERVIEWS ON 2 APRIL 1962 Consult your Placement Office for further details and to arrange to, FREE PARKING AL S & ERAL'S 38 SO THIRD By PHIL NEWSOM Metropole hotel, a snake charm- Entered at second class matter April interview appointments. UPI Foreign News Analyst er sits cross-legged on the street 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- and hypnotizes a cobra with der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- KARACHI, West Pakistan his ber California Newspaper Publishers W. C. LEAN JEWELERS The Arabian sea leaps at the music. New multiple dwellings Association. Published daily by Asso- doorstep of Karachi and the crowd ancient mosques and ciated Students of San Jose State College except Saturday and Sunday, .58 Years in San Jon' desert presses upon its back. reach out toward the water- §rairag.t.SWOle SIATE logged mud flats close to the during college year. Subscription ac- Formerly, it was the capital cepted only on a rrnainder-of.sernes sea. of Pakistan, most of whose got'. ter basis. Full academic year, $9; each MODERN WORLD semester $4.50. Off-campus price per ernment activities now have 10 cents. CY SPARTAN THE PERFECT GIFT In the 15 years since inde- copy, 4-6414Editorial - DIIVE-111 MEATH Rage/0 been transferred to Rawalpindi Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- cy5.3410 Si pendence, Karachi has grown S.. Pint al Aim Alma & Almaden in the north where the surround- tising Est 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084 PLANET from a city of around 300,000 Globe Printing FREE CAR HEATERS JOURNEY TO THE 7111 ings and the climate are more Press of Co. Office GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH for the man who already to more than two million. It is hours I:45-4,20 p.m., Monday through ONE-TWO-THREE hospitable. Friday. Any phone the hub of Pakistan's efforts to calls should las James Cagney & Parnala Tiffin VISIT TO ANOTHER PLANET Camel and donkey carts pick lift itself by the bootstraps, with Erneiterduring thin. hours . PICNIC with Jerry Lewis William HAS a watch their way through crowded Ka- considerable U.S. assistance, and Editor CAROLYN PERKI0 Holden & K1rn Novak rachi streets, competing with Advertising Manager ...... JOE DOKOTA join the modern world...... SHERRY gaily decorated, three-wheeled THOMPSON to keep him on -the -minute for appointments The job is a big one. Diy Editor mANUEL ROBLES taxicabs which will go almost "Pakistan has to run fast TROPICAIRE to time speeches, his own or the other fellow's anywhere in the city for two just to keep up with itself," one TWIN-RifDRIVE IN to head him home on time rupees, a little more than 40 experienced American remarked. cents. 396 South First I A 5 5 SANTA CLARA AI But progress is being made. WALK ON Within sight of the THE WILD SIDE NORTH SCREEN modern A new oil refinery outside Ka- With Lawrence Nervy & GROUND Diehl is on the way to comple- 1NSUR A II t Barbara Stanwyck BATTLE tion and a $150 million steel mill GIRARD PERREGAUX . . . when it comes to is in the works. GO FOR BROKE Sin, 1791 TAKE A STUDY Fine Watches New dams are being built for SOUTH SCREEN Artists' Supplies . . . PAY BY THE MONTH power and irrigation. Pakistan WAR OF THE WORLDS is a thirsty land, with an inade- BREAK AND SEE MACHINE AUTO INSURANCE TIME MAN quate supply of water one of RETURN OF SHRINKING A MOVIE! 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Wednesday March IR lar,7 !SPARTAN D.111.1PS Supreme Court Favors Say You Saw the Ad in The Spartan Daily Reapportionment State Sparta- 620 -lent lid n, soiCtIAN ISINNION v, eili the Iaanociats always strong WASitiN;GTON in the big cities ruining By DPU CHALL8ERG out ahead. motes comity has one state HOUSE OF RECORDS Society Editor inter- As one veteran senator to represent the political ob- Spartans everywhere on ramp,. are g:ioy planiuir; sir.; serVer put it. Starts Today, Wednesday, for All Students 1 more or its four million citizens. big city rep- lions and diligently choosing a variety of officers, candidates and counties of resentation in state legislatures The California representative, for the multitude of available slots. have would give urban !tar, Mono and Alpine also Democratic Yearly Annual SALE THETA CHI leaders a bigger senator in the state legisla- voice in the The. fraternity recently picked its slate of officers to include Line state government. This hire But their combined popu- could af- Barney Deasy, president; Alan Malyoii, vice president, Ed Button, fect reapportionment is only 14.014. of congres- secretary; Dave Hoye, pledge truirslial, Mike Collits. corresponding sional districts. MONO & STEREO By its precedent -shattering secretary; Turn Vole, tire marshal; Fred Gruber, public relations; The high court's ma/lessee decision Monday, the ruling was a Maurice Jourdatie, lAream Girl chairman: Robert F. Garret. rush matter for rejoicing for Reg, ti es. Supreme Court ruled in those NOW chairman: Dirk Eastman, parliamentarian: Terry I tyekraati, spurts .ons who have bitterly R.C.A. 489 effect that Los Angeles county opposed rural 5.98 etueirman and Fred Golden. IFC represematiie. control of state 389 citizens, or residents of other legislatures, a 4.98 Tom Vol? is now serving as frestte..th class representative to 111.1 , system that dates back with the same problem, almost the student council. ire any 14, cities to the cag go to court to seek beginnings of America. 1 federal KAPPA ALP1111 "I VIA instead RAISIN MANY MISGIVINGS; keg. letter repirsentation. Kathy Van Leeuv.rn of Kappa Itieta danced away with But it also raised 549 Today. from Georgia in the many mis- CAPITOL 6.98 NOW the Theta Chi Dream Girl title at tic' In-eorn Girl formal last Sat- Pilot givings among those to Wyoming in the West, who felt the urday night. Giving her stiff competition in the final decision were South Supreme COLUMBIA 5.98 citizens groups were making Court was stepping Elaine Armstrong, Sandy Dooley, Gretchen Haug and Judy Porter. into a field where 4'9 nannuammi plans to take advantage of the it did not be- BROADWAY Hard at work for the campus business organization. Society long. Some described 389 court's decision. it as an for the Advancement of Management, are sue McKay and Gale unconstitutional SHOWS 4.98 erS? They believed that a moment in of Grosskoph. Kappa Alpha Theta members who are currently serving states' rights. A truth might be at hand for the treasurer alai secretary positions, respectively. What the court did state legislatures which long was this: Last Wednesday, Dr. Wiliam C. Steele, professor of geography, It ruled that a federal have been dominated by rural court can was guest speaker at the Kappa Alpha Theta -Sigma Nu cultural decide whether interests at the expense of the the constitution- exchange. population cen- at rights of 11 Tennessee citizens UP to 40% OFF .ry big cities and Mrs. Dorothy Paterson, district president of the sorority, have been violated because ters. they recently was a guest for several days at the 5,15 chapter house. are not duly It also was obvious the ruling represented in the 11:! JAll and FOLK MUSIC PHI SIGMA KAPPA rurally controlled legislature. CT could have a long-range effect The' fraternity bestowed the title "Girl of the Month" upon 3S113 One of those involved Foakway on the national political scene, in the Pacific Jazz Claudia floodale of Sigma Kappa. The esteemed coed received with suit was Mayor Hen CO. West of Electra Atlantic her title the fraternity's gifts of a lavelier, a Phi Sigma Kappa Nashville, who has often claimed sweatshirt and a box of beautiful roses. that a bunch of pigs in Moore many more ALPHA PHI county had better representation Bargdiri Tcibk Is LoodrA Astronaut Glenn With Values Relit Mathisen and Bobbie Anderson are the chosen house rep. in the Tennessee legislature than lip to $5.93 NOW All Are resentatives for the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl contest. BASE the citizens of Nashville and Da- Not to go unmentioned are Sue Davies tend Margie Borsch, who Says He's Happy vidson county. are representing Alpha Phi in the upcoming Sigma Phi Epsilon For the court's 6-2 majority, 98c to 5298 Queen of Hearts contest. Justice William J. Brennan jr. To Exchange Info Alpha Phi and Delta Gamma wit] again have their yearly wrote that "the question here is Tex. (UPI. HOUSE OF RECORDS German "Oompah" dance on April 6. San Jose's Hawaiian Gardens the consistency of state action Astronaat John Glenn said yes- Corner of Third & will be the site for the German oriented festivities. with the federal constitution." San Fernando terday that he would be happy In a concurring opinion, Jus- AROUND THE DORMS to exchange information with OPEN 10:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. DAILY tice Tom C. Clark cited the re- Dormitory residents will dance through the swing semester Russia's too astronauts if it P.S. (We're Open Sunday, April lsf, for Our mark of Chief Justice John Rut- Wonderful Sale) in their various future exchanges. Tomorrow night, from 6:30 to be arranged. He added, could ledge 176 years ago that "a chief 8:30, Royce and Allen halls are having one of the many planned however, that he is not cam- function of the court Is to exchanges. "April Enchantment" is the chosen title of Moulder paigning for any such exchange. se- ge number cure national rights." hail's spring formal on April 7 at the Hilton Inn. Mood music for Glenn was the first American Clark said that the court's de- the occasion will be played by The Sentimentals. to orbit the earth. A public open house at Moulder hall will be held Sunday from Ids as the cision "supports the proposition "Our space flight was open," to the visitors. for which our forbears fought 2 to 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served Glenn said. "We had nothing to and many died; namely, that 'to PINNING% hide and we conducted the space be fully conformable to the Entering the social scene in still another way are the many Nt; flights with all the world watch- principle of right, the form of pinned couples on campus. ing us." government must be representa- Entering the "pinned" category are: U. Col Glenn and two other tive.'" Maureen Devlin, Alpha Phi sophomore psychology major from astronauts, Capt. Virgil Gus Glendale, to Barney Sofro. Alpha Tau Omega sophomore business FRAN KE, I Grissom and Maj. Donald Deke RTER DISSENTS administration major also from Glendale. Slayton. held a news conference But in a dissenting opinion, Karen Randall, Sigma Kappa senior elementary education yesterday. They arrived in Justice Felix Frankfurter de- major from Alameda, to Jim Raymond. Lambda Chi Alpha junior s who will Houston Monday night to talk clared that the ruling "in effect recreation major from San Leandro. une, 1912. to Apollo and Gemini Project . . empowers the courts of the Patte Bell, senior business education major from Seattle. Wash., engineers at the National Aero- country to devise what should to John Pelton, a graduate student at thetTniversity of Washington. nautical Space Adminlstration's constitute the proper composi- Beth Hopler, junior Phi Mu music major from Menlo Park, Spun for moon-shot laboratory. tion of the legislatures of the 50 Allan Stitt, junior Phi Mil Alpha music major from San Jose.. 1962 President Kennedy proposed states," that the United States and Rus- Rep. Emanuel Celler, chair- sia work together in the "peace- man of the House judiciary com- ful exploration" of space and mittee, summed up much of the Opera Announces Plans exchange information. Russian favorable reaction with this Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent comment: back word that he favors such "This is the most far-reaching For 40th Anniversary an exchange. decision since the 1954 desegre- decision. I think it is the Russia sent astronauts Yuri gation SAN FRANCISCO I UPI I The San Francisco Opera an- 1111 Gagarian comforting decision to and Gherman Titov most nounced plans yesterday fur its 40th anniversary season this fall. on a long time. It orbital flights around the come down in The season will open in San Francisco on Sept. 14 and will earth will make a tremendous differ- before Glenn made the continue for six weeks in the War Memorial Opera House. The first where legislatures roden orbital flight for the Unit- ence in states opera will then move to Los Angeles for performances from Oct. ed conduct, and 7TH PLANET Slates. are guilty of foul 27 to Nov. 18. During its stay in Los Angeles, the opera will give ACK WITCH "I ;ilaays would be happy to I use the word foul advisedly, three performances in San Diego. exchange like in New York. ER PLANET information with the A highlight of the season will Russian space pilots if such a "It means that where injus- be the first San Francisco Op- than o.ntd he arranged," Glenn tice has been done we can get era performance of Stravinsky's relief, and that everybody's vote Joan Sutherland "The Rake's Progress." There will be equal." will be a new production of Ver- IRE In Celler's home state of New di's "Don Carlo," as well as re- York. eight million people in Denies Retirement vivals of "The Daughter of the RIVE IN Alpha Phi, Sig Ep New York City elect 90 mem- I.ONDON I - Soprano Regiment ." "Falst aft." "Faust," NA CT bers of the state assembly. In Joan Sutherland said yesterday and "Cavalleria Rusticana." EEN tip-state New York, seven mil- she has suffered from a painful Other operas will be "Bo- To OUND Sponsor Dance lion people elect 118 representa- back ailment for three years but hemp," "Wozzeck," "Carmen,"

A far, fit street dance and tives. she denied newspaper reports "Rosenkavalier" "Trovatore," spaghetIi RONE dinner will be held The court, in its decision, that it would force her retire- "Don Giovanni.'"'Pagliacci," Sunday !rum as tel how REEN 4:30-6:30 p.m. at made no suggestion ment. and "Otello." In addition. "La the Alpha Phi sorority house, state legislatures should reap- Tosea" will be performed in Los WORLDS 210 S, The 34tyear-old NINE loth St. portion to guarantee equality Angeles only. Proeeed. diva issited a statement in re- NKING MAN from the event will among cities and towns. Making debuts with the San HE FLY le donated to the Santa Clara But Washington attorney sponse to reports in two British newspapers that she was crip- Francisco Opera in 1962 will he county Heart assn. by Alpha Charles S. Rhyne, who argued plied of the spine Czech mezzo soprano Sona Cer- Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon fra- for the Tennessee. voters in the with arthritis opera tiena and English basso Michael ternity, c.t-sponsors. high court, said he believed the arid may never sing a full again. Lawton. "In addition, Viennese Admission to the dinner-dance state legislatures now would go soprano Wilma Lipp will make Ls 73 cents. ahead and reapportion as a re- The Evening News and Eve- her first operatic appearance in Liie music for the dance will sult of the decision. ning Standard quoted her man- the United States. Singing for he supplied by the "Tornados," He said that no legislature ager, Walter Price, as saying the first time smith the San Sig Ep.t. own band. The dance ever has flouted a Supreme Miss Sutherland "has a disc Francisco Opera will be the %ill he held next to the Alpha Court decision. And he also said completely worn away at the Spanish soprano. Victoria de Phi house on San Antonio st, be- that the remedies which state bottom of the spine and is in Los Angeles, and Swedish mezzo tween gall and 11th slit. legislatures themselves might the Ker,ii Meyer. Cischaiimen of the benefit devise would perhaps not he as are Pete McGrath and Jan Con- drastic as what might happen nor, members of the fraternity as the result of a law suit in a riT lint federal mita. :MT/ SAVE srE(t On Your Cleaning & Laundry Cost SHIRTSWashed and Pressed 23c

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4-SPAKT %WY Wednesday March 26 1962 AAWU To Accept Newman Nites SJS, Kansas, Indian Meet Washington State Gain C League League Rep Says MAJOR [FAUIE PREVIEW rLOS ANGELES ilJP1)-- A Um JOAN 1-IENtzy Playoff Berth Rematch of 1960 Squeake sersity of Southern California pr., said Monday Washingtoi, Newman Nites No. I Coach Bud Winter's San Jose, Dotson picked up three points eon's American mile record hokler, lessor edged , would become the first ad- Lambda Delta Sigma. State track and field team won't by finishing second in 4:09.5 to in last year's National Collegiate state The Houston Cults hate good about first. 55.54. Association day night to gain a get a breather after last week- Stanford's great Ernie Cunliffe Championships. dition to the Athletic baseball men in the front office Backing Larker up is ex-Detroit berth in the independent playoffs of Western Universities. hut not too many on the field. and Cincinnati utility man Dick which end's big meet %%Oh California and. The Kansan has since improved ta Indians competing saturday up tomorrow. wind Houston is going mainly with Gernert 1.3021. powerful Oregon at Berkeley. , the point where he placed second a hi) scored points in the earlier Dr. Arthur R. Kooker, faculty A in key positions Joey Amalfitano (.255), the ex- 24 point effort by Jon The Spa rtans tangle with Iin 4:02.9 to Dyrol Burleson, Ott' - athletic representative to the young ballplayers mg Wind. triangular :ire Art Batchelder, an adequate second base- overcame 22 aid 21 Kansas and Stanford, a pair of with a few veterans to give them Giant, is pant al. Don Bell, John Northway, Dan AAVVU, said ,the school may join tacks by John Neiman potent teams. Saturday at Stan- support. man but is not a consistent hitter. and Dale Moore and Rich Klier. the league at a spring meeting Pilgram, its the Sites. ford in a triangular and double The only insurance the Colts have and LLA in June. Two telerans will fight for wound up the season dual meet Field esents get under- Batchelder flung the javelin at second is rookie Aaron Pointer with den. first base. Norm I.arker (.270) tical four win two loss way at I :lb p.m. with the run- 223-5 to place second to Kansas' "Washington state has raised 1.402 with Salisbury). record, I Wass runner-uo for the National Despite the ning events following at 2. superlative Bill Alley. Batchelder entrance requirements to where Third beer finds Bob Aspro- excitement of the' League batting title two years independent playoff5. Saturday's meet ii iii he it re- achieved his all-time best of 241- they are comparable to the Uni- monte (.2411 who eouldn’t make tholitthts in ago with a .323 aerage. If he Intramurals Director match for the three teams. They 5). in the March 10 Stanford versity of Washington and is eli It with Los Angeles. Maybe Ban Unruh, can (011ie hack to his old form, office rest on softlaill connwted against one another Relays. gible for membership now," playing regularly he nill hit his officials and Colts won't hate to worry badminton and volleyball April 9. 19611 in a tremendous Northway took third in the two Kooker said. the stride. J. C. Ilartntan (.259 with tome. Houston of the American assn.) rnents. elash that man Kansas edge SJS mile in 9:36.7 behind Charlie, Unruh urged all those for first by as single point. Clark, SJS' school record holder Is the only replacement avail- intereste: In officiating intramural Kansas taill!ed 5$ points, San In the event, and Jayhawker Billy, able. softh games to come in immediaten Jolt* 57 and Stanford 47. Mills. He has since improved to a Shortstop will be handled by ex- the intramtirals Office The Spartans held a 57-53 lead Boston Red Sox regular Bon Bud- and best of 9:16. Volleyball and over the Jayhawkers going into din (.2631, Bob Lillis (.213) wW be badminton Moore, a ho has hest of 25-1 tries are due Friday for . the last esent of the afternoon, as a utility infielder. the up- the broad j captured a coming tournaments. The the mile relay. All SJS needed In i. NEW! The outfield finds an assortment indepen. fourth in the 1960 meet in 23- dent volleyball tourney . Was a second in that event to win of second rate major leaguers and Will he distance held Monday, the meet. Five points was given ,4. Klier, a top middle a few minor leaguers. Tuesday and Waal the vic- Wednesday, while fraternity for first, three for second and man. a member of team mile relay Manager Harry Craft Can will square off April 6 for torious Stanford _., and 7. none third.. INSTANT take his pick from these play- badminton team. The tournament will as But Kansas' fine relay team of Ron Davis (.225 with Jack- ers: run from April 6 through 12, omit- Gordon Davis, Bobby Tague, Spartans 'competing in th,- sonville), Al Heist (.255), Ro- ting April 8. ,e Charlie Tidwell and Cliff Cushman week's meet who scored point, man afejleas (278 uith Cottons- clocked a sizzling 3:11.6 to win two years ago are Vance Barn" -0054t&tgg. tails), Ed Olivarea (.278 with and the Indians nipped San Jose Willie Williams, Jim Elemons and ( harleaton), Jim Pendleton (.304 for second place. Stanford was Tom Harrison. PANCAKES with Jersey City), Al Spangler clocked in 3:13 and SJS in 3:13.6. Barnes tied teammate Errol (.268). Don Tautest& (287) and Intramural On a dual meet basis Kansas Williams for first in the high Johnny Weekly (.2117 with Vic- defeated the Spartans 68-63 and & WAFFLES lump with a leap of 6-6 Barnes. toria). SJS out-pointed Stanford 71-00. who cleared 6-10 that year, has ( Hal Smith (.2231 will head the Standings Of the athletes that scored one 6-8 this season, NOW -- NO REASON catching staff. If he can return to paints for in that 1960 Kansas his 1960 season form when he hit Fraternity League meet, only miler Bill Dotson will Willie Williams grabbed a pair SKIP BREAKFAST-- -401,-- TO .295 he will give the Colts a strong W L see action Saturday. All the others of thirds in the triangular, fin- . ,taff. Phi Sigma Kappa 10 1 ishing behind State's Bobby It's Instant with Backing Smith up are Merritt Delta Upsilon 9 1 --- 1 JEFF FISHBACK posted the Poynter and Karucan Billy Tid- (.347 with Louisville) and Theta Chi 9 I best time of his career when well (in that order) in both the E-Z LIQUID PANCAKE Jim Campbell (.261 with Houston Sigma Chi . . 8 3 Frosh Nine Baffles he posted a 9:03.2 two-mile 100 and 220. Williams, who has of the American assn.). Pi Kappa Alpha 7 3 time while finishing third in the bests of 9.4, 21.0 and 46.0 (in the & WAFFLE BATTER! The Colts have what most Delta Sigma Phi . 7 4 Oregon - SJS - California meet 440), was tinted in 9.7 and 21.4. Broncos Tonight A refreshing new idea and so teams would like to have-good Theta Xi ... . 6 4 last Saturday. Keith Foreman of Flemons took a second in the NO MESS relief pitching. They don't have Sigma Phi Epsilon 4 7 Oregon posted a 9:01.7 to win delightfully tasty. Just shake In Washington Park 440 in 48.8 behind Kansan Cliff any starters to go with them, Sigma Nu . 4 7 the race. and pour. Makes up to thirty Alpha Tau Omega -se State Cushman, Flemons, primarily a NO FUSS however, so the relkvers will scrumptious buttermilk pan- Lambda Chi Altai , baIi ',quad travels to Santa Clara dash man and hurdler, has best,. probably see a lot of action. Sigma P' . fur a 7 p.m. ;tame with the Bronco' Saints To Begin of 9.6 in the century and 23.3 , NO WASTE cakes. Bobby Shantz 13.34 ERA) and Sigma Alpha frosh at Washington park. the 220 lows. Ask For If , Dick Farrell (8-7) are, or at least ` dropped from Ira. Last 'wanton Coach Dick Gari- Harrison picked up a fourth it NOTHING TO ABL Playoff Bid At Your Grocer's were, two of the top relievers in I" suspended baldi's Bronco fried' had an im- the 120-yard high hurdles in 151 ADD the league. Whether they are over pressive 17-2 record, the best , ERAS. 1:-I.CO (UPI) The He has a best on the event TOC;Ci SAN the hill or not only the season Final Independent Standing ever by a Santa Clara froith San Francisco Saints will open 14.6. can show. A league crew. the American Basketball League Houston hopes for a comeback W I. Garibaldi has added some topl playoffs tomorrow against the from Dick Drott (1-4) who had Beachcombers high school stars to build another Pittsburgh Rena at Pittsburgh, it 15-11 record in his rookie season Gridtrotters top freshman team again this was disclosed Monday. 11957) hut has never won more Sheiks year. The league finally announced its than one game since 1958. Gorgon Body tin:Ilene,. P i teller Nelson Braes from tangled playoff scheme to find Other pitchers who may he- AROTC No. 1 Chico high school struck out 31 someone to take on Kansas (Ths come starters are Ken Johnson Gimlets men in a 14-inning game last year. I which proved itself the league (6-2) and Jim Golden ( I-1). AFROTC No I AM added are outfielder Jim power team by taking both halves The total wins of the Colts' James from Willow Glen high of ABL play. 11 leamm pitchers in the majors last year school and pitcher Leo Ruth jr., Hawaii meets New York in the Ventura Rejects A a equals 28. from Bellarmine. other half of the Pittsburgh twin Rumrunners . The Spartababes have coati - hill. The Rena-Saints winner takes Other winners for the Colts in- A.A. piled an impressive record thus on Cleveland at Cleveland Friday clude: Al Cicotte (2-6), Hal Wood- Independents far this season. while the Chief:Tapers victor is eshick (4-3), Bob Tiefenauer 110- Oden Pitchers Base Lucas who struck I at Chicago. 2 with Charleston) and Dean Red Hoard . out 13 men in a seven inning game The two survivors play off Sat- Stone 12-8 with Charleslonl. Allen Hailers earlier this season and Bob Gill - urday in Kansas City and that The Colts will go with rookie C league ham who pitched a no-hitter winner meets the Steers in a best pitcher Dace Christi (9-7 overall saints 6 0, against Campiell high school lead of five series starting Sunday on In the minors) who Is highly Newman Sites No I 1 the SJS crew. the Steers court. though of by the management. Lambda Delta Sigma 4- Overall the Colts are sadly in , 24 need of a shortstop, third base- Heavers 2 4 man, three outfielders, and a less 6,ers 2 4 PHARMACEUTICAL pitchers. Mouldies Oldies - 1 3 PREDICTION: Tenth place. I SALESMAN NEXT: The New York Mets and stmended Phil:0.10a Philliett. i I dropped UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN ENGINEERS Openings available at once due to ELECTRICAL

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111111m.. Nites Wednesday, March 2R, 1962 IRPARTA DATLY-5 ague Ex-Spartans Prime - - For Alum Grid Game SJS Relay Team Leaves Today lerth -1 alumni football game points pi: i ii.a. lii State's history will be fourth place ,a San Jose' in the till-time NFL Spartan sta- sir oyist im April 7 at points scored list. pm. 4-54. Mein. Kickoff time is 3:30 Recently Wiihtiti was named to For Swim dium. Championships in Ohio berth in the with pm-garia. activities at 2:30 the all-time San Francisco 49er fOul I hid iie! ed te y skeinl at, lit, 11,0 tti,,i ..:10)l.at''-.asl- Ils oh l,s, Ii mill 'start Iwo', Isola, which wind team by the Northern California P.m. in a butterfly race to win a place siroke. fie tails been timed in al 12:150 pm. former Spartans Sportswriters and affamg the Sportscasters on the four-man swim team Coach 1:06.5 areal y Jon assn. '2:27.5 in these events. The medley reluy trials will 1* Wind. nave accepted invitations to that Tom O'Neill will take east to' Ifird has been 21 Point is all-time San Tom Louderback, middle timed at 57.0 in run Saturday at 1 p.m, with the a% play in the game [hie- Columbus for the NCAA cham- in and the 100-yard butterfly and at finals at 8 p Do 49er great Billy Wilson. bswker for the Oakland Raiders, rffIlleisor pionships starting tomorrow. '2 11 S. and Is another 2 in the '201 The team vvill end the ettees Llis %Alison ranks second In the former Spartan re- With id,fl. turning for the San Jose State will send a med- The first eent that the .iaturday night arid will return to National Football league In pass game. s record. ley relay team of Bob Wegman. team is entered in soul be rote San Francisco at 8:30 p.m. Sun- with 407 passes caught. Louder back played defensively ;stating Phil nent of the fourth in the NFL for almost Whitten, DaMs Corbet and off 0111 1111. 2101-% 3r11 letittur day lit' ranks exclusively while In college thoughts passes cr- Dird that has the fast, in yank gelsits1 f and in pro ball. Ile asked to be Dan time west of the Missiii Unruh'e allowed to play offensive center eche& year. It has been clocked officials and In the game. FOREMOST hail tournai \ Ile The team leaves San Fran- \ ) 1:( has played pro football with jfl cisco International the Cleveland Browns, Philadel- airport to- Athlete of the Week it intenie; day at X:15 phia Eagles and the Raiders. p.m. for Iflibrago mai Semester from where they will embark Fall CI Gallegos, last year's MS nedri: on the 1104 Magee of their Jour- Ummm, it's gitarterback, will also play for and or lc- 1.4ow as ney to the Ohio state campus at Ben Tucker the at I. De Isolds more all- !minion Columbus. Approved time 5.15 football records than Its' the up Vs'egman has FOREMOST salutes trackster Ben any other player. His career been timed in 'he indepen. $200.00 and up 2:04.1 in the peak uas last fall ss hen he was 200 backstroke which Tucker for his fine performance Sat- (..V sill h would have placed him fourth Unapproved nanted %sinner of the Pop %Var- uesdaY an. the NCAA urday, at Berkeley. He set a new ner Award for the St valu- meet last year. His 56.1 inlay teen up time in the 100 backstroke $140.00 and able college senior 011 the, Pied- would S.J.S. varsity record in the mile with and 7, also have put him In fourth place fit' Coast. a time of 4:08.7 but was nament ni. a month able to Delicious ... Among In the 100 freestyle, Dave oh 12, the records Gallegos oniii Corbet's 50.1 clocking would place only third in that event. Keep FOREMOST holds are: longest pass play, most have placed hues sixth he hist up good work, Ben. RENTAL pass attempts in a season, most the Ice Cream SPARTAN year's niect. completions in a season, most Whitten holds completions in one game and most the school rec- SERVICE LYNN PETERSON finishes his anchor relay lap with a 47.7 split touchdown passes in one game. to nip Oregon's Sig Ohlemann who ran a 48.0. ral 485 5o 9th CY 7-8877 ...Tickets for the game and for The SJS mile relay team ran a 3:14.8 to beat Oregon's 3:15.1, the pre-game activities can be Don Guyer (51.4 Willie Williams (473) and Pete purchased in the student affairs Petrinovich (48.4) complete the SJS team. gs business office, TH16. Prices are TEACHERS $1.50 for general admission and gut 50 cents for students and children under 12. Live Near School 10 Three former Spartan football reshman Golfers Top 9 coaches will coach the alumni. Here it a rare combination of oldr Bob Bronzart, Tiny Hartranft and, home charm on the outside and a com- 8 Bill Hubbard. pletely new remodeled interior, 30 foot Foothill Junior l to wall carpeting. Colege room, lush wall Brorrran, living now the SJS athletic all electric kitchen with built.ins, 2 new director, coached the Spartans Led by 3 bedrooms upstairs, master bed- John Bruegger, Harry consistent in turning in fine baths. from 1950-1956. His teams won room or family room downstairs. Very Taylor and Don Calandri, the rounds for the frosh. Taylor shot 4 32, lost 30 and tied five. tasteful decor throughout. Ideal loca- freshman golf team slammed its a 66 in the team's match with 4 tion, near college, for a professor and Hartranft coached the Spartans way to its third win in four starts Cal. Bruegger shot a 73 against his family $24,550, for one year, 1942. That year the Monday, scoring a 141S-1/2 tri- Menlo, in cold, windy and rainy 2 team wort seven and lost two umph over Foothill junior college conditions. The score was just one 0 1 KMETOV1C AND BELL while scoring 183 points. at Almaden country club. over par. 0 1 Hubbard, who retired as athletic Realtors Bruegger, Taylor and Calandri "Bruegger and Taylor should director in 1960, became head tied for medalist honors for the help us on the varsity next year," Ray or night call CT 7-9344 coach in 1946. In the next four day,. picking up 77s. Vroom assured. years his teams won 36, itliflhl II, lost 11 and tied one game. Hubbard is The frosh made it three in a now of officials for row with the victory, adding it to V, 'Supervisor the WCAC. wins over Monterey Peninsula col- SJS Golfers Hot; - lege at Pebble Beach and the 4 California frosh at Claremont 4 2 A Preakness Record country club in Oakland. The team Face Sacto State, .3 won the matches by 19-8 and 21-6 BAI.TIAJORE (UPI) The rec- 2 5 scores, respectively. ord nominations to the Preakness Pacific Tomorrow 0 6 The freshman dropped their stakes totaled 176 in 1956. If John Lotz, Bill Aragona and Men only decision this year to Menlo company remain as blazing hot as go junior college, 17 they have been over the past two r. weeks, the Coach Jerry Vrexim described Spartan golf team has On The Go 4P4-1 SUMMER JOBS the Menlo team as "one of the a good chance; 'if putting two more wins wear 1 strongest junkie. college teams in under its' belt tomorrow and Friday. How to get yours! the state." It is undefeated. The local squad Bruegger arid Taylor have been lakes on the University of Pacific and Sacra- mento state college at Stockton Campus Integration . . . FOR A tomorrow, then returns to en- counter the University of Santa Military Deferments ... STUDY 6 Clara at the Almaden country BREAK Burnett ... Ribicoff idol) Friday. Both matches are Brubeck Saroyan. BOWL! scheduled for I p.m. Lotz recently added two brand new trophies to his quickly grow- ing collection, when he grabbed News .. Books .. Records .. the Alameda Commuter's tourna- Careers ... Fashions ... and ment. and Blossom Festival cham- pionships in two successive week- mar?. ends. rr,en."111,11,1r But these two men are not the only members who have kept the CAMPUS club on the winning road. Grant ILLUSTRATED Hornbeak 469 against Call, Steve Brown (72 against USE), and New National Magazine for PALM BOWL The Mike Tenzer and Gene Mirancta, ALL College Students 1523 W. San Carlos 174s against Cal and USF, respec- CY 4-2810 At Newsstands & Bookstores tively), will also be going for the Spartans in their triangular Ills- he with UOP and Sacramento - ROYAL - REMINGTON CORONA - UNDERWOOD a ate tomorrow. 1 Look better- lpeevrttelo Ex-Track Coach TYPEWRITERS RENTED $18 are better! SPECIAL STUDENT RENTAL RATE FOR 3 MONTHS Reported Better $10.00 rental applies to purchase price LDS ANGELES of any machine if you decide to buy. 11.2111 Dean Est. 1900 -EASY PAYMENT PLAN- Cromwell, retired track coach at the University of Southern Cali- SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. fornia, was reported yesterday morning to be "in satisfactory Free Parking 24 S. SECOND ST. CYpress 3-6383 condition and resting well" fol- lowing a heart attack suffered DRESSY dThursday. WESTERN JEANS mean - yheosa Itladl You'll like the way they It's I ptteCsinliafrcrn::idLutthhee America's top jeans styling --the Irea ast pecia long lean LEVI'S look -tailored in B I,rmer Olympics coach was mak- Wear and Wash America's top sportswear fabrics! ing satisfactory progress for his Double-stitched pockets, seams and 'SIRLOIN STEAK age. Yoke, copper rivets at all strain points, I Toast Jelly & Butter I tour choice of popular sportswear col- ? 2 Eggs Potatoes or,!Come in and 8 -- try on pair 6:30 a.m. I Big Auto lave 476 to !swam Savings Announced Women end married non over I South 6:00 p.m. I 71 575 less $13 dividend, or net ofof 12U: (based on currant I? 1,0 10th tent dividend). Single men under Only Closed 24: 525Z less MI dividend, or nil are tailored in Thins 195 slacks Wednesday I IStreet 810/2000 Bodily 1Wiury Liability; WOO FARAH Medical OP TEXAS Models 1.29 Properly Damara. and MOO and other Casual eayrnnts. Othm COVOrataill. at corn. "Good Home Cooking!" Parable savings. Payments can be made once, Wee or lour times year Call or write for full infor- 241 melon to George M. Campbell, evorywhere S. 1st CY 2-4014 ma Maple A , Sunnyvale $4.98 to $7.98 at better stores /agent 1.1741 (day a nits). Op,n Thursday Mites 'tit Kitchen 9 K & G INC., IL IIIASO, TEXAS ? me owl maw am amo me mil Imo WI FARAH MANUFACTURING CO., G-'41P %RYAN DAILY ednesday Mareh 28. 19621 ouncil To Investigate Childs Will Lecture SJS Aids Handicapped Marquis Childs, noted Washing- Conflicting i Ideologies ton politicalcolumnist and author, Whether the facts of conflicting hers will also attempt to organize In Speech, in will speak Monday at 8 p.m. ideologies, including Hearing communism, the newly-formed state-wide So- auditorium. could successfully Thirteen is, generally considered other speech areas Morris Dailey be taught in pub- cial Studies council at the weekend by number. But not in the actually Childs' talk, "Washington Call- lic schools will be investigated this meeting. an unlucky lake ing," sponsored by the college lec- weekend by the Social Studies case of more than 100 school-age The work of the The long-debated subject of in- center is turted ture committee, will be open to the council of northern California at children who are being helped with ity inof cluding classroom instruction about reoher; a three-day conference at Asilomar a speech or hearing difficulty in rooms, free field the facts of communism will re- seating equipment, on the Monterey peninsula. the 13 rooms that comprise the which involves the ceive thorough attention by the use of a loud Dr. Jack Sutherland, professor San Jose State Speech and Heat- speaker, and the social studies teachers from ele- student clinical Before laundering cardigan ing center. worker. of secondary education at SJS, and mentary school through There are now sweaters, baste the buttoneholes university about 12S students taking the president of the northern Califor- level. The center, under the direction muses together. These stitches keep the in offered OTHER the speech and hearing buttonholes from stretching. nia group, said conference mem- IDEOLOGIF.51 of Dr. Ward Rasmus, professor of area._ Not limited merely to communist speech. is located in the Speech ideology, Dr. Sutherland said other and Drama building. Since it was FIRST IMMANUEL ideologies, including totalitarian- officially started 10 years ago, over litakirIVIS SAVE ism and LUTHERAN CHURCH democracy, will be dis- 600 patients have been offered ig ,,,,,,, 374 South Third Street cussed. help. Flower '54 VW . . $699 "The conference will attempt to The patients are under the su- , :1! LENTEN SERVICES assist educators in handling diffi- '58 VW. . $1199 cult and often controversial por- pervision of Dr. Rasmus, Prof. Shop , Each Wednesday, 6.45 & 8 00 p.m. 1:1;1: tions of social studies programs in- HELPING-Sharon Dahlke, student speech and hearing clinic Francis Brooks, coordinator of the volving the facts of '60 SPRITE . $999 Meditations on: conflicting worker, helps a tiny patient in the clinic, located in the Speech hearing service, and Prof. Raphael ideologies," Dr. Sutherland Corsages for ex- and Drama building. The center has been offering aid for 10 Haller, coordinator of clinical serv- ''.:4:6.1'4 THE SEVEN WORDS OF CHRIST All OCC [15,0n$ plained. 14, '60 Monza $1899 FROM THE CROSS years and has had over 600 patients. ices. The patients are usually chil- STICK Issues involving the radical right By The Rev. A. J. Brommer dren, according to Professor Hal- CV and radical left of teaching the 2.0462 10th & Santa Clam '61 IMP. . $2999 I facts of communism will receive ler, but the clinic has had some SFFD Tonight: special treatment by guest speak. -3- Job Interviews older people seek help. The fourth word: "My God, My I ers Norman Thomas and Karl Job InterviewsInternees will be held in the Placement office, Adm234, unless specified EARL WILLIAMS In addition to helping people God, why has Thou forsaken me?" Prussion. otherwise. Appointment lists are put out in advance of the interview. Students NO111111 MOTORS 'LEFT, RIGHT' are requested to sign up early. with speech and hearing problems, Worship the Savior who has Thomas, 1199 5& FIRST STREET former Socialist candi- The u.s. Geological survey will interview majors in mechanical, the center trains students for work redeemed you! date for president CY 2-7587 of the United interview majors in civil engineer- civil, and chemical engineering, in public school correction and States, will discuss "The Left and ing for their topographic division. aeronautics, industrial technicians Right in America Today." The California State Personnel and chemistry majors. Prussion. writer-lecturer and for board interview majors in Litton Industries inc will inter- 26 years a member of the corn- electrical engineering. view majors in electrical mgineer- VAUGHN'S -A RESPONSE TO HUMAN HOLLOWNESS' munist party for the FR!, will The Insu ranee Company of inc. STUDENT CLOTHING UNION speak on the topic, "The Comrnu- North America will interview ma- Long Reach City schools (Las 121 So. 4th Street This begins a new series on responses to the "hollowness" which hes nist Threat Is from Within." jors in business or liberal arts for Angeles county) will interview been examined in man, culture, and the church. Other speakers will include Mer- positions as underwriters, special prospective elementary Schooli ill Hartshorn, executive secretary agents, claims adjusters and safety teachers. Time: Hi:: national council for the social engineers. Wednesday nite: 7:30 p.m. !tidies, who will discuss "Guide- The Douglas Aircraft co., Inc., Ales for Teaching About Commu- will interview majors in aeronau- Speaker: Graduate Studies : tics, chemistry, civil, general, me- The smart student shops at Vaughn's Mr. Mark Rutledge chanical, chemical and metallur- To Be Discussed 1 where they save 35% discount on a Place: rgical engineering, physics and large selection of quality natural - mathematics. Students ;Alio are interested in shoulder clothing. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER, 300 South Tenth Spartaguide Campbell High School district pursuing graduate study either (Santa Clara county) will inter- next year or in the future at the TODAY 2 -Ply All -Wool Worsted Slacks. Sponsored by: UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY, CV 80204 view teacher candidates for posi- University of California are in- You ought to Newman club, initiation of new 22.95 . . Discount Price tions as high vited to attend a meeting with 14.91 (Presbyterian, Congregational, Disciples) members, St. Patrick's school teachers. church Dean Robert A. Cockrell, of the come in and scr Ninth and Santa Clara St., 7 p.m. Redondo Reach Elementary dis- 2.Ply Worsted Flannel Slacks. graduate division at Berkeley in Sophomore class, planning for , trict ILos Angeles county) will in- 1995. . Discount Price our big room Lih630 at 3 p.m. tomorrow. 12.94 picnic for orphans, S164, 3:30 p.m.. terview prospective elementary -sioposasocer -/- ...e..- ....--e- -.4-- -"- This is the fourth in the series selection of Spanish club, panel discussion on schoolt h rs. Dacron and Wool Slacks. co-sponsored by the college place- experiences abroad, International 16.95 . . Discount Price 11.02 both hot & cold AND COLLEGIATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRIDAY ment service and the graduate ITRI-C Student center, 285. S. Market, on campus The Douglas Aircraft co., Inc., studies division of SJS. The series Dacron and Cotton Slacks running 7:30 p.m. interview majors in aeronaut- is planned to bring to this campus 12.95 . . Discount Price LECTURE SERIES Society for Advancement of 8.41 paperbacks. ics, chemistry, civil, general, me- authorities who can give informa- Management, meeting, Garden chanical, chemical and metallurgi- tion about graduate study and re- City Hofbrau. 6:30 p.m. We cal engineer ing, physics and mathe- search at their respective insti- honor Extramural sports, badminton, -Dynamics of Christian Love" matics. tutions. BankAmericards WG23. 4:30; synchronized swim- First ROBERTS Mary's will interview students, Students who plan to attend this National Cards The speaker at this week's lecture series will be Dr ming, Women's pool, 7 p.m. BOOK STORE any majors, for an executive train- meeting are asked to sign up in ST William Pick+horn, a psychologist from Stanford Pistol team, meeting, 220 N. Open Till 9 P.M Thursday 125 SOUTH FOURTH ing program. Adm234 today or tomorrow, before SAN JOSE C (7.3611 University. Dr. Pickthorn is now working on his doc Second, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Evenings The United Technology corp. will 1 pni torahs in philosophy and is the founder of the Wesley totuidation, Lenten med- in Christian Center of Palo Alto, a new concept itation. St. Paul's church, 10th and church-community relationships. San Salvador sts., 5 p.m. Career Cues: Dr. Pickthorn will be talking on the "Dynamics of SAC, election of officers and re- Dr. William Piclithor Christian Love." God loves because He is love, ,rganization discussion, Markham and He has manifested this love to rational man Thursday the 29th hall, 7:30 p.m. in the Christ. 11:30 g 12:30 Inited Campus Christian fellow- leadership. person of student "An interest in my first knowledge of people, administration. COLLEGE CHAPEL ship, speaker Dr. Edwin Good, "Working for the college newspaper. fun magazine. and Stanford university, Christian Cen- engineering bulletin taught me writing - a gift I use today ter, 300 S. 111th st., 7 p.m. activities can pay you in the promotion and getting of new business. Student Allen Hall, speaker, Rev. Fred Council brought the chance to work with other men --a H. Gere on "Ls There a Scientific daily occurrence now. Penn's theatrical group and engi- CLASSIFIEDS Approach to Christ?" Allen hall, dividends later on!" neering shows helped me relax in front of an audience ’.15 p.m. then - and help me find my voice when I'm talking to Boy to share fur, Gibson F. Dailey, Asst. to the President CLASSIFIED RATES: 1.47, 543 TomoRROW large groups now. Company 25c a line first insertion sc. speaker Edwin McDowell, George A. 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