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California State Library Sacramento 9, Calif or nia Reed Scripts Due Memorial Service Deadline for submitting man- me nets for consoler Ilion by The regular Tuesday after- the staff of Reed, campus liter- noon sersiee In Memorial Chapel magazine. Is 5 p.m. today. will feature Carols n Lyons, Dan- -Poems. alert stories, e40141).4 and forth Graduate, who will speak ',ketches_ lata) be left in the Eng- at 1:30 o'clock on "What is Self- lish office% 1126 or with Robert Respect Worth?" 1101.1,k ird, f ults ads ker. in SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 'tug.

VOL. 44 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL I, 1957 NO. 102 Seniors To Hear Applications Lag Activities Report The Senior Class will hear a ities of the Senior Class will be year-end activity report at its For heard today at the Senior Class Elections meeting today; the juniors will dis- Council meeting in Room 33 at Nine elective offices are without applicants today as tomorrow's cuss their entertainment program 3:30 pm. 3:30 p.m. deadline nears. No more than two students have signed for for the rest of the semester, while The Centennial Class is sponsor- candidacy in any of the 26 ASB, Class and Court contests which will the sophs plan a rummage sale ing Adobe Day. May 24, the Sen- be deoided in the April 30.May I elections. and the frosh seek ways to make ior Ball, June 8. and the Senior money. Banquet, June 13. Additional re- No one has signed for ASS corresponding secretary, senior fe- SENIORS HEAR REPORT ports will be made by the com- male justice, junior female justice, junior male justice, senior secre- Report on the year-end activ- mittees working on the Senior tary, senior treasurer, senior representative, junior treasurer or junior "Book. to be distributed at grad- vice president. uation, and progress made on ASB candidates are Don Ran Firemen Name locating a speaker for the ban- Contemporary quet, to be held in the Exposition and Richard Sandret to, president; Third Queen Hall at the Santa Clara Fair- Al 'Walburg and Cal in Callaway, grounds. vice president; 1.1, Bell and Joan S.F. Dancers JUNIORS DISCUSS PROM Oeser. recording secretary; Gin- At Annual Ball At the Junior Class meeting to- ger Buss and Alice Kunz, female Will Perform Bernie Wood, Alpha Phi, was day at 3:30 p.m. in Room 24, the representative at large; Bill Slur- The Contemporary Dancers of crowned queen of Pi Kappa Al- results of the prom will be dis- San Francisco. sponsored by the ing geon and Bob Hosfelt, male rep- pha's 1957 Fireman's Ball held cussed and plans will be formu- FIRE GUTS CAMPUS BUILDINGWind whipped out the roof of the building. It had collapsed by Women's Athletic Assn. and the Saturday at Mary Ann Gardens, lated for entertainment programs flames destroyed 5.15's Educational Therapy Build- the time fire equipment arrived on the scene. Ar- resentative at large; Chuck Mil - ing on West 5th street early yesterday morning as son in estigators probed through Women's Physical Education De- Miss Wood for the remaining part of the the smouldering received the traditional firemen pumped thousands of gallons of water into ruin late yesterday. The cause of the blaze, ac- ter and Ed Kindred, treasurer, partment, wli present a modern crown from Anna Beal, Kappa semester. the antediluvian wooden structure (above picture) cording to Alfred E. Nuemann chief arson Investi- Senior candidates are Jerry Sic- dance concert Saturday. The pro- Alpha Theta, last year's Fireman's According to June Bibb, Junior in an attempt to save it. Equipment from San Jose gator, was a 11{% arm of tropical fireflies which ap- bes, president, Alicia Cardona, gram is part of the Women's II, 11. and 20 answered the call. Ac- Ball queen. treasurer, "we are planning to Fire District,' parently nested for the night between the rafters vice cording to Fire Captain J.R. (Red) Suspenders. It of the building. He said such things are common president. Junior hopefuls are Physical Education Department's Miss Wood, an 18 -year old have some faculty speakers visit was already too late when the trucks arrived. The this time of Near as the flies lire migrating from Bill Douglas, president; Jerry contribution to the Centennial eel- us, in addition to doing projects building went up "like a tinder hot," he said. The their milk e Ecuador to their summer home in Reith. secretary; Lee Sorg, rep- ebration. and obtaining entertainment." fire was reported at 2 a.m. by Ima tiowk. freshman Afghanistan. Re-scheduling information on classes resentative. Sophomore candidates The San Francisco group will ornithology major, who stos on her way back from normally held in the building will announced in he are Jerry Snyder, president; Ron give performances at 2 SOPH RUMMAGE SALE a nocturnal bird watching class at Baekesto Park tomorrow's SPARTAN DAILY.Photo by Blaisdell. pm. and Sophomores will meet today at on North 10th street. She said she saw flames lick- Robinson, vice president; Sandy 7 pm. In the College Theater The 3:30 p.m. in Room 25. The class Creech, treasurer; Dave Rowe, concert is open to the public with- rummage sale, set for April 11 secretary. Herb Effron is running out charge. will be discussed. for senior male justice. J. Marks, choreographer-direc- Carol Nanney and Gene Fink To hold AS1.3 executive offices tor of the Contemporary Dancers, have been appointed co-chairmen Wanted: Pigeon Milk, students must he members of the also will conduct a master lesson for the class "Sno-Cone" sale, to associated student body have corn- here Saturday morning as a mod- be held after Spring vacation. pleted at least 45 units at the ern dance symposium for seen Plans also will be discussed for time of election, must have a 2.25 Northern California colleges. Stan - another cake sale. grade point average the previous ford, California, Mills College, semester, must be on clear stand- Fresno State and San Francisco FUND-RAISING PROJECT Left-Handed Wrench ing and have been enrolled at State are some of the colleges that Plans for making money for the By MARY ANNE BILLECI ever, when the story was repeated April Fools day was contrived by SJS at least one semester at the will he represented. Freshman Class will be made at Have you ever been sent after to the general as the joke of the a woman in France. She stole her time of taking office. In addition, Mrs. Elisabeth Sennett, in- today's meeting in Room 55 at "The History of Eve's Grand- season. When he didn't see it as friend's watch and then got all executive officers can hold no structor in women's physical ed- 3:30 pm. Jerry Snyder, Froth mother?" Or maybe for a pint of a joke, it was seen into and dis- the police out looking for it. When other major elective or appointive ucation. is teaching Orchesis, the Class president, invites all fresh- pigeon's milk? Or how about a covered that the Duke and Duc- she finally was discovered, she ASB office. modern dance group at S.M. men to come and join a committee left-handed monkey wrench? hess were safely ont of the country. laughed and said, "Poisson d'Av- to discosa_tbeis projects or rais- This is the ,favorite type of The-Seote lea* listed ,it upoon ril." She- thought that was the Students who plan to run for ing money. April Fool's Day jokes. The custom this day. They really could have a end of that until she was told. office should apply for a position BERNIE WOOD one year ahead of their present Also on the ajenda are Grand of sending a "fool" after an im- good time without having to pay "Tell it to the judge." (In French . . . Queen class, according to Chief Justice Prexy Names Triad plans. The event is planned possible item was popularized in for it. The plan was to choose a of course.) Gary Clarke; freshman apply for freshman from Van Nuys, is the with Stanford a n d California England. There have also been a young man who was innocent When she did tell the judge he sophomore offices, sophomores run third queen since Pi Kappa Al- sometime in April to be held at few famous and rather notorious enough to do their bidding. They told her, "Fine, you can just stay New Members pha's first ball in 1955. Barbara April 1 jokes. would give this "Andrew Thom- in jail until the next day of 'Pois- for junior offices and juniors run Stanford. However, now there is Appointments in the Interfra- Harrison, Alpha Chi Omega. and Francis, the Duke of Lorraine sen" a note to take to a friend sons d'Avril.'" for senior offices. Incoming fresh- some question as to whether Cali- ternity Council for the Spring sem- Mary Eliskovich, Sigma Kappa, and his wife escaped enemy troops of theirs (party A). The note April Fools Day has come to be men will elect officers In Decem- fornia will be able to attend on ester have been announced by were the attendants. on an April Fool's Gag. They were would tell the "party A" to send a day of merriment for all. It's ber. the original date and the class is President Mark Niemela. Samuels and his band the guise "Party A" a matter of who can get the A special candidates meeting Harvey trying to establish another date fleeing the country under him a little farther. just They are: Don O'Neal. Delta provided music for the occasion of poor peasants, but were dis- would then tell him that he could edge of catching someone off will he held April 4, at 3:30 p.m. that will be agreeable to the three Sigma Phi: Tien Yates, Theta Zi; that honored the mayor and fire- the guards at not help him but that he could guard first. In the Student Union to acquaint college freshman classes. covered by one of and Al Stubbe, Alpha Tau Ome- chief of San Jose. the border. The guard told his see "Party B," who would tell him Well, it seems we've all been candidates with elections proced- ga, were appointed to the rush- Ben Prather was chairman for sergeant who simply laughed it off to see "Party C," etc. caught by a good joke at one time ures, Clarke said. ing and pledging committee, Other the dance that was attended by with, you won't call Me a "Poisson The poor "fool.' would travel or another. All we can do is appointments include Jim Spring- 150 members, alumni and guests Sign-Ups Due d'Aveil" (Fish of April). It became many Miles before he trscovered laugh it off. What? You say you er, Sigma Pi, scholarship chair- of Pi Kappa Alpha. a merry joke among the officers plot. He then often hid for a never have been caught? How the School 1?equests man; Mitch Winoker, Sigma Chl, and men of how the guard at- week, as he just couldn't stand about checking the picture just For Meeting Athletic chairman; John Dunn, tempted to trick the sergeant. the jibes and laughter. above this story. See IL Good. Delta Sigma Phi, public relations; SJS students The day reckoning came, how- Another interesting plot for April Fool! Truck for l'rip Indian Professor interested in at- of Larry Conterno, Phi Sigma Kap- tending the four-day convention Anybody have a truck? pa, and Ron Harder, Delta Up- of the California Assn. for Health, Directors of the upcoming na- silon, historians; and Bob Mathis, To Lecture Here Physical Education and Recrea- ture school excursion to Death Alpha Tau Omega, social chair- tion are urged to sign up for the SJS Expansion Plan Opposed Valley have issued a request for a Bhaskara Ran, former instruc- man. meeting as soon as possible, ac- tor in the Department of Oriental 1% -ton truck to carry groceries Also appointed were Bill Bjorge. cording to the local CAIIPElt San Jose State's proposed west- lege and Sacramento officials if town area against what you con- Studies. Iowa State University, to the national monument during Theta Zi, spring sing chairman: organization. ward expansion across Fourth necessary. sider the disadvantages. "That is and presently lecturer in English Easter vacation. Jim Carter, Sigma Nit, and Norm The convention, theme for According to Dr. William J. rai- up to you as businessmen." literature at the Government Law street and southward across San The person furnishing the truck Shiflett, Lambda Chi Alpha. com- which is "Uniting Forces for Fit- se!, assistant tri the president at Bruce McClelland pointed out College, Bangalore, India, will Carlos street was greeted with "will be compensated," reported mittee; and Ron Winter, Kappa ness," will be held at Long Beach SJS, this group discussion prompt- that the state has "built tremen- Speak on campus next Thursday opposition Byron Bollinger, camp director. Tau, Greek Week chairman. April 13-16. Representatives from rumbling at a meeting ed ASB President Ray Freeman dous capital improvements" at and Friday under the sponsorship Anyone Interested in supplying Appointed to the Interfrater- Arizona, California, Nevada, New of the Forward San Jose Group to write a letter to Governor the college site, and wouldn't be of a group of students interested the truck should contact linllinger nity Council court were Bob Engle, Mexico and Utah will be attend- at the Montgomery Hotel last Goodwin J. Knight protesting the interested in a plan to move. in World University Service. in the Buildings and Grounds Of- Sigma Nu; Springer, John Car- ing. feelings of the businessmen. His suggestion that "we sit Mr. Rao, whose purpose is to week. fice, rillo. Theta Chi; Yates and Stubbe. Some 116 section meetings in George Peacock, Merchants As- down with them and work out our Increase understanding amirg The item was brough up during the areas of research, dance, ele- sociation secretary and Forward common problems." resulted in in- students of different nations, will City Planning Director Michael H. mentary physical education, San Jose member pointed out Fstructions to Munger to form the speak to various groups on cam- Antonacci's speech on "U rban health education, athletics and that "land in commercial and mul- committee to discuss the matter pus about Indian philosophy, stu- Renewal." many more will be provided dur- tiple uses would bring in as much further with city, college and dent life and on the problems of Several speakers suggested that ing the four days. money as the college now does to State officials. foreign students studying in Am- It might be better for the college the downtown area." This resulted from the an- erica. to Be relocated on cheaper land Munger suggested that the w- nouncement Monday that the outside of the immediate down- hen renewal program could be State Department of Education Official To Delis er town area and thus provide better used .as, a wedge against further is considering expanding the col- Buddhist Faith traffic circulation through the college expansion by including the lege a block south of San Carlos Talk on Probation downtown area. area south of San Carlos in the street between Fifth and Sixth Chairman Charles Munger, was redevelopment plan. streets and the west side of Harry Vi'ortnian, publicity direc- To Be Topic instructed to form a committee Antonacei slated that "Yost Fourth street for one-half block tor for the California Youth Au- to discuss the matter first with mlist weigh the rconontir value of westward toward the downtown In an attempt to create more thority. will speak on "The JIIVP11. city officials and then with col- haying the railcar, in the down- business district understanding between Persons of lie Probation Process" to t he . Eastern and Western philosophies. Sociology Club next Tuesday at interested students this week will 7:30 p.m. in the Engineering Lec- gather to discuss the Buddhist ture Hall, Room Ell& Music Professor To Present Recital faith. Dr. Arturo Faille, professor The public is invited to the talk. The next program of the current large collection of works called which are nose into a dramatic of hilotoophy, will lead the di/t- which will be followed by a film Concert Series will offer a solo "Clavierubung." The Partita No work of some 30 minutes. The ee:talon groups. strip on the subject to be narrated recital by pianist, John Delevor- 6 consists of seven movements. flying nctaves, runs, and bravura An organizational meeting will by Wortman. yes. The recital will be given in The Beethoven Sonata in A ma- demand extensive technical virtuo- he held Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. The Sociology Club, one of the the Concert Hall, Thursday, April jor, opus Int, was composed in sity. Although this Sonata was in Room 49. All interested students newer groups on campus, is open 11. at 8:13 p.m. 1815-1816 and dedicated to an ac- written more than one hundred are invited to attend. according to all persons majoring or minor- Mr. Delevoryas has seleetert complished pianist. the Baroness years ago musicians still are divid- STUDENTS sCHOLARSHIPS--Marilva Clio direc- ing in sociology, psychology Bach's Partite No. 6 in E Minor, Dorothea Ertmann The work. con- ed strongly as to Its merits. RECEIVE (left), to Mas Hashimoto, pithlicity ,pen- senior, and Marlene 'Vaughn, junior, two SJS students training to tor for the group. ology, and other interested per- Beethoven's Sonata in A major, sisting of three movements, begins This concert will be Delevoryas' become speech and hearing therapists in the public schools. receiset "It has been felt by many Bud- sons, at-cording to Judy Goldner, opus 101, and the Liszt Sonata in with a sonata -form, moves into a second since coming to SJS two "wholarships from Mrs. l'harlea Ti.-.,'. president of the Mountain dhists and non -Buddhists on our secretary to the organization. B minor. The Bach work is recog- march, and then rs't urns to another years ago. He has participated in %lea Quota ( tub (right). Others In the picutre. left to right, are Dr. Ward Rasmus, professor of speeeh. and Mrs. Hal smith, co-chair-. campus that we need to inveeti. Dr. Douglas Hardy assistant nized as the most severe of all th., sonata -form. numerous concerts in New York I man of the quota Club service c matter. Assisting college strtdenta Partitas and was published Sonate r, gate to become more acquainted professor of sociology, is adviser Bach The Liszt in minor and Mass , as well its having ap- to become prerh and hearing therapists Is the special project of with Buddhism," Hashimoto said. to the group. lin 1731 as the first part of a employs only tour short themes peered in recitals there. quota (tuba throughout the United States.

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'Singin' the Blues' LITTLI MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Dialer Leads Disc Sales Tommy Seeds showed the -41P ci courage of a high-wire performer In recording a also like Page 2 Monday, April 1, 1957 "Teenage Crush." it.s now in the Top 10 &crofts the states and it is this type of thing which rnakes Girls Defend Coop Patronize Our Advertisers Does America Really Care Any More? one wonder if living is really Dear Thnist and Parry: worthwhile . . . The Crew Col* New Monogamist headlines parade across the front pages day Re: Letter entitled, "A no ther Under The same dreary now at Facks II in the City, are revolt in Algeria, Nasser's pranks in the Fountain after day. Rebellion in Cyprus, everything their expanded press Coop" Bungalow provocations from the Week Middle East, uprising in Cuba, and the usual clips said they were. They squeeze The other day our mothers were Open 7 Days a in and day out, crisis, tension, threat of war, attri- Breakfast Leach- Dinner Communists. Day the utmost from a string of lyrics. campus and while walking on 6.30 AM. 6.30 P.M. tion the same old words and the same old fears. waxing, "Whatever, Their newest is SPARTAN Cornv 9th & Williams any more? Or have we glancing through But do the American people really care Wherever, Whoever," is a sure. that we regard the DAILY they came across the sup- become so conditioned to constant world crisis fire pick for success . Guy Mit- constant, grinding series of up- article referred unusual as usual and almost expect a rhea's "Slagle' the Blues" was the posedly humorous AL'S QUALITY HAIRCUTS heavals and crises all over the world, without taking any particular biggest selling record in hiliilarY to above. ONLY $1.25 nOtiC and February. It the pseudo-intellectual mah- own nationul feelings might 6 Excellent Barbers Our current foreign policy and our the FROM A CANARY CAGE outs would leave the ranks of EVERY DAY I TO 1 answer this question. OPEN Pacific Coast Jazz ls out with "peasants" and take a stroll When the Eisenhower Administration tool office, if promised a 91 E. Santa Clara Near 3rd. "Illoagy Plays Carmichael." John- through that building on the other new policy of -massive retaliation" and an end to the policy of mere ny Mandell's arrangements, blend- end of the campus," they might "containment- which had been admittedly the philosophy of the Tru- ed with Hurley's inimitable finesse, see what intellectual and spiritual man Administration. Yet the Eisenhower Administration has faced its make for happy listening . . . quietude our chapel offers and three major international crises with just such a containment policy: Mickl Mario, whose highly-plug- would realize that their jest in in Korea, we settled for the status quo, with neither victory or defeat; ged tune "saletimanidilp" is now relation to the solution of the in Hungary we stood by while the Russians bloodily regained control out for consumption, sounds like crowded coop conditions was in of their colony: and in the Middle East we have opposed Britilh, a fugitive from a canary cage . . poor taste. French and Israeli attempts to ''do something" about the incorrigible Errol Garner, the "Most Happy Mother's Darlings Cot Nasser. In all cases, we have refused to take any really new ac- Piano" man who will be in S.F. ED, NOTE. Persons submit- tion, but instead have tried to maintain the status quo. next month, now has the nation's ting letters to Thrust and Purr', The attitudes of a government are, of course, a reflection of the --- WELL, 140W5 IT KAPPENI WE F2440 YOLI`TESTINCilJNOre- top selling jazz album. **Concert Cr.' urged to snake certain their attitudes of its citizens, and there are several indications today of a WATER EQUIPMENT ON TK OMB' PAY FORTH' POOL.11' letters are signed Iii longhand growing apathy among the American people toward world affairs. by the Sea," which was dished up Carmel, might be a collector's and indicate their ASH 1111111 - HOUSE OF FLOWERS The chronically low turnout of voters in presidential elections (60.5 at hers. Names are ulthlield tin re- per cent of voting age Americans exercised their right last year), the Item. . . 10th & Santa Clare CT 2-0462 Finger Painting Chimp Shows Objectivity Thank you. San Jose State-grad Cal Tjaster quest. fact that once again Congressmen are sharpening their little axes for Betsy, the "finger-p ainting "A painting chimpanzee is very is receiving excellent play on his an attack on the President's relatively low foreign aid expenditures; chimp" of the Baltimore Zoo, is interesting." re m a r k ed Sudolf bonga-beat "I Weans' Be Happy?' the lessening concern about the hydrogen bomb, the atom bomb and not a member of the abstract Springer, owner of West Berlin's a Third World Warall these indicate a tiring of the general public Little Richard's wailing "Lucile" school at all, reports the United best-known modern gallery. "It country's top with affairs of the outside world. We seem to be turning our eyes popped into the Press. She's probably just an ob- shows the movement of an ape, week after it was re- inward again. charts one jective realist. the form of expression of a crea- . . . Making a big surge in Perhaps this is excusable. After having gone through a world war, leased Georges Mathien. France's lead- ture created by God." inflation, little hot wars and the ever-present cold war, maybe America the album field is Columbia's ing abstract painter, expressed Only has a right to be a little tired of being a world leader. Maybe mass **Suddenly It's the IIII.o's." that philosophy recently, and said "Calypso" and Pres- communications have caused us to be so saturated with the rest of the Belafonte's he was "intrigued by Betsy's pic- world's problems that we are becoming provincial again. ley's "Elvis" are ahead of it now tonal pioneering." North America Excusable, perhaps yes. But, whether we like it or not, we're still ... We think you'll really pick up Betsy's artistic development has the leader of the Free World. Whether we're tired of the dangers or on Eddie (Lockjaw) Davis' "Jazz been reported in detail by the Eli- a Horn." It's new, crisp, and To See Comet not, we still have to face them. J. D. With ropean press. Particular comment commercial. . . was caused when a Berkeley, SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Consul Asks For Ike's Ride Costly ORIGINALITY STILL CURER Calif., jury barred one of her fin- George W. Bunton, manager of the brides' stationery The unique Mary Kay Trio, ger-paintings from a sidewalk Morrison Planetarium in San Francisco's Golden Cate Park, guest registers Expanded Trade To Netuspaperrnen who were in our micLst not lung show. ago, now have $400,000 worth of Parisan artists agree with the says a new comet, brighter than SAN FRANCISCO, March 29 any since 1910, will be visible imprinted napkins and matches GETTYSBURG, Pa., March bookings. Originality is a lucrative jury. "The artists would go out of rUlaiSir Robert Iladow, British 29 ointment for even a musical ail- their minds if they heard we ex- throughout most of North Am- consul general in San Francisco. (UP)President Eisenhower ar- ment ... The Jive Bombers highly hibited a monkey's work," said an erica next month. tablecloths, cups, plates renewed his country's plea today rived at his farm today for a quiet -publicized Bactboy" is so bad we employe at the Galerie Hive- Named after the Belgians who 'Ask for our FREE booklet of expanded trade between the weekend after an 80-mile drive can hardly believe it. Drone. discovered it last November, the "SO YOU'RE GOING TO BE MARRIED" British Commonwealth and the that was less eventful for him than A new mixture soon will be test- Mathlen denied that Betsy is a Arend -Roland comet is expected United States. it was for the newsmen. ed on the public. It's called "rock- member of the abstract school al- to make its appearance in the "For if you see in us a freedom- northwest skies of the northern Three cars of reporters and billy," and combines jump-type though "to profane eyes," her 165 So. fIrst loving partner," Hadow told the hemisphere on April 24 or 25, tcsemble non-objective Young work may McWhorter rhythm with hillbilly fluff . . . Commonwealth Club of Califor- photographers who accompanied Next nonsense? . . . The Platters painting. Bunton said. nia. 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Monday, AO I. IS7 SPARTAN DAILY Page Rapid Ray Norton Runs :9.4 100 Tonight's Fight Banquet Spartan Sprinter Sets New SPORTS UNE Features S_Athletics' the SJS Alumni Assn and n cen I- - tral figure in the California Re- ! Crest Pipe Shop I Marks In Century, Furlong By DON BICKER publican Party, will speak tonight TABACALERA Tire Manila on 'The Athletic Situation at San Finitst Cigars By RANDIE F.. POE at :9.9 while Stanford's hope, Spartan.' Larry Collier recorded Tmo local Netball filberts, 011ie Optorniat and Peter Pessimist, 47 No, FIRST STREET Jose State" before the Fourth An- Rapid Ray Norton, sizzling like Frank Herrmann, was left back his all-time best by unfurling a mere hashing uvgr the San Jose State football mew. recently. Both SAN JOSE a hot steak, achieved what might in 145 ft. 3 1-4 in heave to take sec- nual Boxing Banquet. North San Jose at 10-flat. agreed the whole situation was deplorable. The pair concluded Nan be lasting distinction at Spartan Norton came back to chill, his ond. The banquet will start at 7 pot Jose plays microscopic-time football in relation to the elle. of the Field Saturday. foes in the 220. After 100 yards 5. Stanford's Chuck Cobb skim- in the American Legion Hall on school. The strata SP4 now Inhabits in the national grid picture is The 19-yearold, 171.) pound Oak- he VIM all by himself. Parish was med over the 220-yard low hurdles Julian near Third Street. A8,14 Auto Repair

land blur ran a 11 yards in arrears at :21.4. in :23.1, which burned the Old crowded with the Likes of Feat Slipper) Rock Ter!, and tiouthmest Three awards will be present,-,! \ General Auto Repair :9.4 century. to the SJS boxing team - th, 1 HychrnatIca Norton said afterward, "it Stanford record of :23.2 and also Central Michigan School for Male Pt-Unary Teachers 011ie Opt ' I Specialty Witt Portal Memorial Scholar X Student Rates CV 3-4247 bolted to a :20.2 dIdua seem like I was gulag that wiped out the previous SJS-In- thought something could be done mtille Peter held ses ere 220, Awrird, the trophy to the I 04S6 E. Sort Salvador Sam Joao and scorch. fast. 1 taos almost coasting." dian mark of :23.3, set by Spar- sioultt a. standing Boxer of 1957, and thi ed every exist- Some roller-coaster. tan Mickey Haramonte in 1953. Sportsmanship Award. ing local record Three other competitors shat- Parish ran second in :24.1. SJS's "Te.)h never have big time football at San Jose," Peter said. Some 300 persons are expected for the events. Clint Redus. who grabbed an early -because nobody in the administration is willing to work for ft." tered rem*, to attend the se number as we- SUPPLY YOUR HOBBY Oh yes .. Stan- lead, finished fourth at :24.7. 011ie Optomist smiled. "There is a very simple solution to San 1. Little Wes Bond captured the present last year -- with profil., WITH THE FINEST IN ford, a ponder- Cobb taboo nipped Redus In the Jose's football dilema," he said. "Join the Pacific Coast Conference." imagination of the crowd by kick. going to the DeWitt Portal Men: HOBBY MATERIALS o u s favorite, 1?0-yisrd high sticks. The Far- ing to a new meet and Spartan "What do you think they have been trying to do," Peter replied. oriel Scholarship Fund. The af- at Norton rolled up a total mer %VII% clocked In :14.7; Redus Field record in the two-mile at Wahlquist got a letter just the other day from a PCC official who fair is being presented by Phi Sig of 81 points to win the triangular was booked at :14., only a half- 9:28.4. Stanford's Maury Graves said that San Jose could only get into their conference by invitation. ma Kappa and Kappa Alpha The- HUSTON'S meet. SJS tallied 66 to finish sec- yard behind Cobb. was at least 15 yard.s behind the USC and UCLA ,would never approve it because they want to play ta fraternities. HOBBY SHOP ond and the Santa Clara Youth Although Don Chesarek (1:55.2) freckle-faced junior from Salinas. more intersectional games." Danny Hill, SJS sports publicist, 291 S. FIRST STREET Center scored 14 1-2. and Joe Woollett (1:55.2) frisked Ak era re Most of the onlookers were will be master of ceremonies. Nast to The Indians clipped the twills to a one-two win in the 880, the "That's just it, Peter," 011ie said. "San Jose joins the PCC and waiting for Bond to fade, hilt - OPEN - meet scoring, 75-56. locals' Don Gross placed third and they split the conference into a northern and southern division. In the in dual Mon - Thurs.- Fri. - 9 9 he turned loose an atomic kick recorded his all-time best in the south, there would be Stanford, Cat, USC, UCLA and San Jose. In the Patronize Our Adverti.,r4 %gm - Wed. - Sot. - 9 This season's only official clock- on the last turn a !itch left halfmile at 1:56.2. The thick- north, Washington State, Washington, Oregon State, Oregon and ing which approaches Norton's Grasps RA if he were standing hipped Gross, who is running the Idaho. mark is Bobby Morrow's :9.5. The on the corner. SCYC's Gar Wil- /I/111mile this year for the first ...... e:.e.ef.e...%..":/*.rellefIletere40.50 play AIN or more conference games each season. schools Abilene Christian ace also zipped liams, who mas in the thick of time, has now cut his clocking by -They If like CNC and l'( I,A only mant to a :9.3 wind-whipped century. things for As la" couldn't stand four full seconds over his first ef- play his league games, and play four intersection:its, they can. If Oregon wants to play eight league OU There was a six-to-seven mile the pace and finished a distant fort this season. games, they can. But there Is a minimum of Mx league games. wind helping Norton Saturday, third. Chuck Hightower, admitting which is slightly above the allow- 2. Stanford's Fred Peters, who that "those inches come real hard "Each team plays every other team in its division and the sched- ule could be rotated so that the southern clubs would play the north- CAFETERIA able 4.47. hurled the discus 170 ft., smashed after 14 feet," captured his spe- MAUER'S ern teams at least twice in every five year period and vice versa." Wind notwithstanding, Rapid Bob Mathias' old SJS-Stanford cialty by clearing the 14-foot level. See end Buy What You Like "big- record of 164 ft. 11 3-4 in. The Hightower missed at 14 ft. 6 in. Ray elevated himself into the "Sounds great, but when does this start?" Complete Dinners OPEN We Specialize time." "Well," 011ie said, "that is the problem. It might he hard to get Just 7 DAYS A WEEK In Homemade Three times the 100 had to be re- the PCC teams to go for the deal." 1.00 to 1.50 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p. m. Desserts started because keen-edged sprint. Baseball Team Splits Pair With -But I'S,C and CCLA might want San Jose in if It mash' their ers jumped the gun. One man, 175 SOUTH FIRST - ACROSS FROM KRESS conference swthedule shorter. And 11 they had a hilly If hetsseen the however, didn't flex a sinew until Brows; Hal Kolstad Wins Fifth northern and southern dIshilon champions tor the right to go to the the gun barked. It was simply an- The Spartan baseball nine flex- CamiLso's single but the game Hose Bowl that mould make the thing pretty' c prtitise as well am other race for Norton. ed its home run muscles as it ended on the next play when first Ito' Once underway, Norton's slen- crushed Santa Clara, 9-6, Satur- baseman Eddie King popped to STATE SHELL SERVICE der legs flapped like pistons and Peter smiled cynically. "All San Jose has to do is to get some day, to gain a split with their cross second. -New hlm Into an early Lead. Ills players, a stadium, a varsity house, some money, and sit back and Featuring All shot town rivals in weekend baseball Santa Clara scored their other 401-T/6 head C414.1c041 high. slightly tilt- wait for 1962 to roll around so they can get into action in the PCC. activity. runs in the first and third innings Tunes Cars Perfectly ed Oils patent), Norton said Great idea of yours, 011ie. And then there is the State College Presi- TCP-- with centerfielder Tim Goode SHELL bye-bye to his foes at the 60- Harry Haley, who carried a .172 dent's Council to contend with. It'll never work." sparking both scores with a lead Complete auto maintenance yard mark and hr whipped his batting average into the game, off triple and single. "Listen Pete, if the PCC would agree to let San Jose in by 1962, teammate Garfield Finley hy slammed a pair of homers. Jerry I'll bet anything they would have the players and stadium and other PARKING? SJS scored a run in the sixth four yards. The toy-slzed Fin- Clifford and Bob Columbo each things. As for the State College President's Council, from what I hear, If 4a,for ,cisool park it for you. chipped in with one. when Harry Haley and Clifford ley was clocked at :9.7, which Is they don't have any real power, anyway. They just think they do. Across from the Student Union combined singles with a walk and good enough to win most meets. Hal Kolstad went the route on "So it's not so far fetched as you might think, and it could hap- a fielders choice. FOURTH and SAN FERNANDO Spartan Van Parish ran third the mound for the locals as he pen," Optomist finished. racked -up his fifth straight vic- Ed Higgins, the Bronco's curve tory without a defeat this season. ball pitching junk dealer, kept the Friday the weather, a freak Spartans popping or hitting direct- Independent Loops - Show Slate - ly at his fielders all day when it pick -off that miss fired and a junk Seniors... Make a date with tomorrow ban pitcher combined to beat San counted, despite giving up ten base knocks. Conclude Tonight;/ STUDIO Jose State in a rain interrupted If you are graduating in Science, Engineering, Business Administration Hodgen was the victim of three baseball game at Municipal Stad- or allied subjects, now is the time to get the facts On exceptional Judy Richard fielding gems by Bronco third Frat Race Rugged ium. American Aviation. Conte baseman Shea. Three times Hod- opportunities at North Holiday The Independent round-robin In the eighth with Santa Clara gen slashed the ball In what look- leagues will conclude tonight in leading 2-1, the Broncos pushed ed like sure bingles only to have the Spartan Gym and playoffs -- OF LIFE" across what proved to be the win- Shea come up with almost impos- "FULL barring first and place ties ing run. Spartan: pitcher Tuck sible catches. Even so Hodgen was second Wednesday night, ac- pins Halsey had trouble controlling a SJS' hitting star with a single -will begin cording to Bill Perry, intramural wet ball and walked two men in and triple. Rory Calhoun director. El row. _ Tuck Halsey showed no sign of The top attraction tonight will Rain forced an interruption in the sore arm he.has had recently "UTAH BLAINE" pit the Pacific Coast leader. Pi play at this point. When play re- and pitched well enough to win Kappa Alpha (8-9) against Tau sumed Halsey struck out the next most games. Friday's box score MAYFAIR batter..ith two away Bronco S.c U h SJS ab r Delta Phi (7-1), which is tied with Geode, of 3 2 Wnsfead, cl 4 0 Tap-A-Keg-Five for second place. Gary Cooper. Paulette Goddard in catcher Ed Allen singled to left Heletv, is 3 Hodgen, 26 5 1 Cecille B. DeMill's but Norm O'Roark, who had walk- O’llourk 1 0 Crnuto, ss S 0 If TDP can turn back PiKA, "UNCONQUERED" Shea, lb 4 K:ng lb S 0 ed appeared caught in a run down Huichins rf 4 I Haley, 2b 4 1 and if Tap-A -Keg-Five also can Plus Walt Ditney's t 4 0 Clifford c 4 0 win, there will be a three-way "SECRETS OF LIFE" between second and third. Chuck Ilirm'ghern.lb 4 Colombo. 4 0 Chinch:el& HG:dhs.ty tie for first place. If PiKA and 20-minotit Shoff: "COWDOD" Carmiso, the Spartan shortstop, lb 1 00 p 44 50 was knocked groggy, however. TOTALP 3; 6 Total2 III Tap-A-Keg -Five win, they will Isom by ;ening,' R H I end up first and second respective- when Halsey's relay hit him and SANTA CLARA I 0 I 0 II 0 I 0 3 6 1 EL RANCHO O'Roark slid into third base as the SAN JOSE ISO II 0 1 0 0 1 2533 ly and will play the No. 1 and 2 E-Hodgen, Winstead, Hulett', Ceinuie: RBI in the Inter-Coast League Reck Ernikbeth third. an 'final Bronco run spored. -Hulett. Shea, Haltey, Cams,: 111H-Haley: teams Hudson Taylor Mt -Goode. H ,,,,, SH-Chinchiola: LOS For the elimination tournament 8.15 got one back in the ninth -San Jen it, Sant. Clara 5, 30-Halsey S. Jrnes Doan in Higgins 4; SS-Halsey 4, Independent league 1957 cham- inning On Don Hodgen's triple and Higgins 2: PI- "GIANT" Clifford 2. pion. wt+ Dkrury's The Independent League king- "SPRING FROLICS" pleean of the tutw Where mIssules that can conquer pin will meet the Fraternity Where the are beg created right now. peo are already under stay. Spartan Racquetmen To Mix League champion after April 9 for the 1957 Intramural League SPARTAN DRIVE-IN crown. Gordon MacRa - Shirley Jones With Strong California Bears in The Sparvets 18-01 already are FIND OUT ABOUT YOUR PROSPECTS WITH THE COMPANY "OKLAHOMA" Varsity netmen will meet the San Jose State netter. Rod Bar- undisputed champs in the round- pLo strong University of California rette and Fresno Stater Burrows robbin Inter-Coast League, and WHERE TOMORROW'S METHODS ARE BEING PUT INTO PRACTICE "THREE BRAVE MEN" tennismen today at 2:30 p.m. on were in their third set when rain await the emergence of a second RELATIONS REPRESINTATIVE the Spartan courts in an attempt halted the play with Barrette place team (Bruins and Irrs are TODAY. SEE OUR COLLEGE to stay on the winning side of leading 2-1. The Spartan took the now tied for second with 5-3 rec- APRIL 8, 1957 the record. The Spartans downed first set 6-1 and gave up the sec- ords). CV. 7 -JO 4,, 0 the Fresno State Bulldogs Friday ond 5-7. The Fraternity League title is on the local courts 5-1 in a con- Hal Smith was the only Spartan being strongly contested by Al- "PRIVATE PROGRESS" You will find that the opportunity for a man to realize his full TN. Finisliess Bah Comedy tinc test shortened by rain. to go down under a Bulldog rac- pha Tau Omega and Delta Upsi- "Gernkvieve " You II laugh from she SJS's Marty Halfhill put away quetman as he and Don Souza lon, each with 7-0 records. potential is an essential part of the way we operate at North Frs. Icn and never slop! Added - Fresno's Bob Kirchner 6-2. 6-0 af- fought through two sets for a to- If they both win tomorrow American. The company is active in the most advanced "GODS OF THE ROAD" plus ter a slow start in the feature tal of 28 games before the Fres- night, they will meet for the fields of technology. Our leadership is maintained by doing "LAND OF THE 11.1.E" match. Kent Clunie, the two- norm emerged with the 6-4, 10-8 round-robin climax .game on successfully what has never been done before. North Ameri- handed stroker, gave San Jose triumph. Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in can has continuously delivered the world's outstanding State a win in the number two This win gave the locals a 3-2 the Spartan Gym. airplanes. SZAIQATOCA event. topping Dick Jacobsen of season mark thus far with vic- The winner of the tournament UNION 7 3070 Now you can participate in the most exciting projects of all: FSC 6-3, 6-0. tories posted over Santa Clara will meet the Independent champ hypersonic aircraft e s ow that cannot Don Anger reversed the tattles University, San Francisco State For the Intramural king of '57. and missiles, systems that control, be shown in San Jose. on Bulldog Max Nicholsen to take and Fresno. --L. L. Reese guide and navigate themselves. and rocket power for space. Adults Sam Waggoner collected the Spar- Both technical and executive ability are at a premium. the three set match 0-6. 6-2. 6-2. 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Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, April I. 1957 1AFL-CIO Exec Board Game Site !lassie Coeds Urged To Enter SPARTAN DATEBOOK May Be Near End MONDAY APRIL 1 trial Arts Assn.'s progriun will be !Orders Trial for Beck SACRAMENTO-1UP) -- The ; Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi.Sig- held at the Civic Auditorium. WASHINGTON (UP) The AFL-CIO high command has or- Hassle over Squaw Valley and the Miss Universe Contest ma Kappa hold their Fourth An- Alpha Tau Omega will hold a dered Teamsters President Dave Beck to stand trial May 20 on charges Winter Olympic Games appears to Coeds from San Jose State have been urged to enter the Santa nual Boxer's Banquet at the Am- dance front 9 p.m until 1 a.m.: of "bringing the labor movement into disrepute." be near an end. County competition of th Miss Universe Contest. erican Legion Hall on North Third Clara no site has been announced. Pending outcome of the trial, the AFL-C10 Executive council At least that was the fervent This is the first year Santa Clara County has participated in the street at 6 p.m. vice president of the Chi Pi Sigma will hold an ex- suspended Beck as a giant federation yesterday. world-wide contest, according to Howard Stern, local co-ordinator. investigation of the hope expressed by Sen. Harold T. TUESDAY APRIL 2 change at the Chi Pi Sigma house. It also ordered an 1,540,000-member Teamsters If enough enthusiasm is shown Lere this year, Stern said, San Jose The Concert Committee meets Union to determine whether it is dominated "by corrupt influences." Johnson D. -Roseville) who has Theta Chi will attend the SJS- may be elected the host city for the California finals in 1958. This at Morris Dailey Auditorium at The Council action vs:as the been striving for more than two Stanford Exchange Party at Los year the finals will be in Los Angeles. 7 p.m. AFL-CIO's reaction, swift in com- years to get the various warring enter the pageant, a contestant must be 18-28, single and a Altos, beginning at 9 p.m. ing, to Beck's refusal on grounds To Sociology club meets in the En- ADS To Hear factions together .in a united ef- tesident of California for six gineering Lecture Hall at 7:30 Ski Club will take a skating of possible self-incrimination to months There are no county res- trip to either the Siihos or Berk- answer Senate Rackets Commit- fort to bring the winter sports Croup p m. Writing idence requirrments, Stem said. eley Ice Rink at 6:30 p.m. Ad Executive tee charges that he "may have spectacle to the Sierra in 1960. The Spartan Shields meet in Alpha Delta Sigma, national He emphasized that entries would the Student Union at 7 p.m. Alpha Chi Omega's pledge dance misappropriated" more than $322, Has Election: not be judged on talent, but on will be held at Saba's in Capitols honorary advertising fraternity, 000 in Teamsters funds. beauty. poise and personality. WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 at 9 p.m. will hold an initiation banquet Open at 1 P.M. Co-Bee meet at the Women's It was the first time that the Applications for entering are Spartan Oriocci's Service Pro- April 5 at Marlani's Restaurant. Pist With A -Personality" p.m. AFL-C10 has suspended an of- Four Chosen available now at the Coronet Mod- Gym at 7:30 ject Social will be at 7:30 p.m. Harry Jeter. advertising direc- IF'C meets at Morris Dailey ficer as high-ranking and power- HOUSE of PIZZA Officers were recently elected cling School. 193 S. First St., Pi Kappa Alpha will hold a tor for Food Machinery Corp., DELICIOUS GOODIES Auditorium at 7:00 o'clock tonight ful as Beck. for Pegasus, college creative wri- Stern's. 155 S. First St.. or any house party at 343 E. Reed St. will be the guest speaker. 395 Almaden Ave. CY 7-9908 Yesterday was a had day also Ling honor society, at the home store with Miss Universe display to discuss the Spring Sing. at 7 p.m, New members are Jerry Hum- Near tls Ciuic Auditorium Delta Upsilon and for two other Teamsters officials, of Edith Alcock, senior English carcards Kappa Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Banquet is pal, Bill Boggie, and Phil Gagnon. Gamma hold an exchange one of them Beck's heir apparent, major. The Santa Clara County winner at both to be at Marianni's at 8 p.in. Honorary members will be Randy houses beginning at 6 p.m. vice president James R. Hoff a. Thom elected to office are: will be crowned May 24 at a Hotel Delta Sigma Phi will hold a Smith of West-Haliday Inc. of Kappa Tau and Edith Alcock. president: Masako St. Claire dance. She will receie Kappa Delta dinner at 124 So. llth St. at 5:30 San Francisco and Wayne Mooney Two hours before the Council Callaway's Crystal hold an exchange Kawauchi, secretary - treasurer: trophy. evening gown, free at both houses p.m followed by a dance at the of the American Newspapers Pub- acted against Beck. Hotta was ar- Creamery Julia Bolton, social chairman; from 6-8 p.m. lishers Assn. of San Francisco. raigned on Federal bribery transportation to the state compe- Almaden Golf Club front 9 p.m. Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch, Jim Leigh. membership chairman. Spartan Spears will hold a charges. His trial was set for May tition in Los Angeles and living to 1 a.m. An entry from the San Jose Dierer Students who are interested in Rummage sale in front of Morris chapter of ADS in the recent 27, in U.S. District Court here, expenses while competing. SATURDAY APRIL 6 ad- 7th & E. Santa Clare betoming members of Pegasus Dailey Auditorium from 9 a.m. vertising contest sponsored by but may be postponed. If convict- Northern California Dance Sym- should submit manuscripts for until 4 p.m. Playboy Magazine has reached ed as charged, he faces a possible posium is scheduled in the morn- the consideration to Mrs. Patty Gerb- Lyke Magazine staff will set semi-finals. The results of the maximum penalty of 13 years in ing in the Women's Gym. lick, English Department secre- Honor Fraternity up booths for all day sale of the contest will be announced in May. prison and $21.000 fine. tary, or to any Pegasus member, magazine. Delta Zeta pledge dance will be MARY'S held front 8 p.m. to 1 a.m, at the I.ater. Harry Reiss, a New York Leigh said. Lambda Chi Alpha will hold a Teamsters Initiates Members Villa Hotel in San Mateo. official, also was ar- Next meeting will be held Apr.i house party at 69 S. 10th St. at raigned in U.S. Court here on Salon of Style 11 at the home of Julia Bolton. Members of Blue Key. national 6 p.m. Phi Mu pledge dance will be Navy Announces honor fraternity, met at Tiny's at the Claremont Hotel in Berke- charges of contempt of Congrest The American Childhood Edu- Reiss, welfare fund administrator Restaurant Sunday, March 24 for ley from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. cation Classes meets in Room 53 for New York The college colors of gold and breakfast and to initiate new Delta Upsilon's dance is to be Local 227, pleaded by the class of at 7:30 p.m. Povverful Missile not guilty. white were chosen members. held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.ni. currunt Pi Kappa Alpha and Phi Mu CHINA LAKE -- (UP) -- The '96 because of the then Those initiated into the fratern- Theta Chi dance will be held These events (secured as the over whether t h e will hold an exchange at the Phi Navy announced that it has a controversy ity were Bill Bjorge, Curtis Luft. at 130 So. 10th St. from 9 p.m. Senate Committee dug into States should accept the Mu house at 6 p.m. new rocket-propelled, high-explo- United Bob Rush, Brent Heisinger and to 1 a.m. charges that Beck has been in- retain. THURSDAY APRIL 4 sive missile capable of destroying gol dstandard or silver. Following the Sigma Alpha Epsilon's dance is volved in strikebreaking and col- Dave Goodman. The Lecture series will continue $10 million atom bombers. members decided scheduled front 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. lusion with management. j business meeting with a lecture at the Music Build- The new weapon named Zuni to wear Wile dress shirts display- at the San Jose Country Club. Committee Chairman John L. HAVENLY FOODS ing Concert Hall in the evening. costs only $150 and was developed rug Key emblem on Fri- Alpha Tau Omega is to hold McClellan (D-Ark.i said yester- Oaf Of This World Restaurant the Blue Epsilon Pi Tau will hold a busi- for the Navy's Bureau of Ord- ReFas4 Lunch D,nner lays. Ed Adams and Don Ryan their Mother's Club Dinner Dance nance by this Desert Naval Ord- day "The action taken today by ness meeting in the Industrial at the San the AFL-CIO BANQUETS A SPECIALTY :ire investigating the possibility of Jose Women's Club nance Test Station. Executive Council Come in for your new spring heir Arts Building at 7:30 p.m. from 9 p.m. to 1 with respect to Mr. Dave Beck is PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS holding AL barbecue for Blue Key a.m. Rear Adm, F. S. Withington, style . . . consult Mary, Jean. The SJS boxing team travels highly CY 3-1142 On Bayshore N of Juliiin members April 28. Lambda Chi Alpha is having a Navy ordnance chief, said the commendable. It should be Sue or Viola . . . our experi- to Pocatello. Idaho to participate swim party at 69 S. 10th St. applauded by the rank and file of Officers currently serving In in the NCAA boxing tournament. Zuni, named for the Pueblo Indian enced operators . . . fo help you. Blue Key are Clayton Bruntz, Sigma Nu and Kappa Kappa Tribe of western New Mexico, is the Union throughout the country. Spartan Spears will hold a rum- Gamma is having an Easter Egg president; Doug Williams. vice mage sale in front of Morris a folding fin, solid propellant AFL-CIO President George 252 S. 2nd Street Hunt on campus from noon to Meany said Beck president; Jim Lacey. treasurer, Dailey Auditorium from 9 a.m. rocket to be used on jet fighter will be asked to Classified Clark. sergeant-at -arms. 3 p.m. appear before the Council at its and Joe until 4 p.m. planes. He said it was designed CY 3- Open Cumorah Club next meeting. May 20, to answer FOR RENT Phi Alpha Theta will hold an will meet in the for both air-to-ground and air-to- 3051 Thurs. Nite Studio Theater at 3:30 p.m. air attack. the charges. That will be the trial. Lre. apt. for 3 or 4 girls. 349 S. Accountants Plan initiation in the College Chapel 10th St CY 3-9665. beginning at 7:30 p.m. - --- Trip to Ford Plant A World Union Service Lecture WANTED will be held in the Speech and "What's it like to be Will do typing in home. reas. All accounting majors will have Drama building at 3 p.m. rates. CY 2-6143. 1884 Arbar Dr. an opportunity to tour Ford Motor Mu Phi Epsilon will hold a A RESEARCH ENGINEER Riders for L.A. & ret. Easter Va- Co., at Milpitas, Thursday, in a cookie sale in the Music Building cation. CL 8-6421. sightseeing trip sponsored by Al- at 11:30 a.m. AT IBM?" pha Eta Sigma. accountants' hon- will hold a FOR SALE The Radio Guild Two years ago, college senior Robert Thorpe asked himself this question orary society. radio broadcast over station as he worked toward his E.E. at the 31 Blue Mere. fib. Cp. $485. R Signups for the tour are being KEEN beginning at 9:05 a.m. University of Toledo. Today, an 0.D.. w w ti's., dual carb. & exh. Associate Engineer in the Applied Logic Group of IBM Research, Bob taken today and tomorrow in all FRIDAY APRIL 5 405 S. 4th St., Apt 112. accounting classes. AES is seek- A lecture on California Indus- reviews his experiences and gives some pointers that may be helpful to 13 Nash Rambler. Cony., O.D. re- ing cars to transport members you in taking the first, most important step in your career. clin. seats. $600. CY 7-3259 eves. to the Milpitas plant. PEPCO VOLKSWAGEN SUPER- "I joined IBM for two clear-cut rea- ment of a system containing both the administrative aide, or to Staff CHARGER. Complete kit ready to sons,- recalls Bob. "First, the tre- analog and digital components. Bob Engineer, the technical side of Re- Install $100.00. CY 4-4144. U.C. Celebrates MEETINGS mendous company growth obviously still works on this projecttoward a search. "Either way, I'm sure I'll get '$0 Model A Ford Roadster. Yllw. offered every chance for advance- completion date of April, 1957. ahead." Bob feels. "Electronics re- & wh. Compl. restored int. & ext. 89th Anniversary Freshman Class will meet to- ment. Second, the work area was Shortly after this program started, search is really on the move at IBM. Ralph Johnson. 15165 Manvella LOS ANGELES-1LTP1 Stti- day at 3:30 p.m in Room 55. exactly what I was looking for Bob joined the Applied Logic Group. We have about 600 people at Pough- Ave., L. Altos. WH 8-4849 eve- dents and faculty members Friday Mlle' Foundation will meet this transistors and their application to keepsie now, as against 56 in 1950. nings & weekends. celebrated the 89th anniversary evening at 8 o'clock in the Stu- computer systems.' We'll need some 1,700 before 1460 to Sidadivers air regulator. Used 1. of the founding of the University dent Y. Bob entered IBM's voluntary help staff a new research laboratory $40. CY 3-1938. R. Ferguson. of California in ceremonies on the Student Nurses Executive Meet- training program in June, 1955, where at Yorktown Heights, Westchester UCLA campus. ing will meet Wednesday evening he studied the entire organization, County, N. Y." MISCELLANEOUS known as Charter An- at 7 p.m. in Room 874. The day, its divisions and diversified products. What does he like best about IBM? Would anyone who pd. his tuition niversary. marks the founding Of WAA Fencing will be held to- He received technical training in com- Probably the fact that he's so much fees of $29.50 during Spring reg. the university March. 1868, and day at 2:20 p.m. in Room 10 of puter logic. programming. and com- "on his own." "There's no 'over-the- by check drawn against Campbell its subsequent growth from 40 the Women's Gym. ponents such as transistors, cores and br. of American Trust & which students and 10 professors into WAA Free Swim will he held shoulder' supervision," he says. "You tapes. By September, half his day was has not been cleared, see Edith, one of the largest universities in today at 4:30 p.m. in the Women's schedule your own program and cre- being devoted to an actual project; ate your own 'pressure.' And, if you P.m. 34. or Agnes. Rm. 16. the world. Pool. Clotting Ironsieter chonecterestke by the following March, he was on this project full time. "Our job was Here, he was concerned w ith research in new areas of computer technology for example, cryogenics and high- speed memories. Bob studies systems which operate on "real time," and his immediate problem is to analyze and synthesize closed -loop sample data systems for the control of com- plex data processing. Asked what his most interesting assignment was, Bob replied, "My Promoted in tourten months

spaellinwp" opproach to research feel the need for more education, IBM provides every facility for con- to transistorize six servo-amplifiers tinued study. Besides the voluntary for the MA-'2 bombing-navigational training programs, there are excellent system," he recalls, "and we com- afterhours courses offered by the IBM pleted the project in April." Department of Education. And you In IBM Research as in all IBM) have a chance to work toward ad- Bob works in a small group. "Our vanced degreesat IBM expense." team consiets of three E.E.'s and a technician. We start with analysis IBM hopes this message will give you and synthesis work involving math ROMP idea of what it's like in he an E.E. Now woes if computer technology in Research at ISM. There are equal and systems logic. Then we IIRP the opportunities for E.E.'s, I.E.'s, 'black box' approach." His group work on a digital -to-analog converter physicists, mathematicians. Liberal Arts splits up occasionally to research with a high degree of sensitivity and majors. and Business Administration special phases of a project but re- accuracy. This strictly electronic con- graduates in IBM's many divisions - frequent sessions to coordi- verter, with transistors, combines Product Development, Manufacturing unites in Engineering, Sales and Sales Assistance. nate aftivities. both digital and analog circuitry. It Why not drop in anti discuss IBM with was a tough problem, and a fasci- Associate Engineer your Plarement Director? Ile can supply Promoted to nating one." our brochure and tell you when IBM will In August, 1956, Bob was made an next interview on your campus. Mean- Associate Engineer. From April of What does the future hold? while, our Manager of Engineering Re- Ise to get a better shave! year, he had been working At the present time, after two years cruitment, R. A. R'hitehorne, will e the same answez your questions. .Tilvt happy to on a new Government project. This in IBM Research, Bob is more than write him at IBM Corp., Ronm 10104 Oiecker . . . closer . . . smoother . PRE -ELECTRIC was "to design and develop a tran- enthusiastic about his future, lie 590 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. T. no matter what machine you use. I 00 sistorized radar data presentation plans to continue in systems study itittelt&TIOMAL system for the MA -2 system." Basi- and to develop "a more sophisticated SHAVE LOTION lUellfrite MACIITIrre cally, this was a research program in approach.''Tvvo lines of ad vaneement New York liven,* IBM COMPOI AMON SHLILTON sample data theory and the develop- are open to him: to Project Engineer, DATA PROCESS/MS ILLGTRIG -3411111-110UiPMINT ISIIITARY PRODUCTS