Last eGarden' Tickets Drop Deadline the speech and Tickets te ((((( rreh laid day to Mareh lb. rer prow depairtineitt's drop classes hitheut penalty, It ',reduc(ion of Enid and 21-24 has announced by the regis- 17 corned), "The- asenolde English trar's office. Forms, which are are on sale in es thee Garden." available at the registrar's of- Oiliest. Theater Inn lure of Oir fice, must lw out and hand- and son Fernando sts., 'mimed Fifth ed In by that time by anyone p. M. Admission Is delstroni contemplating a drop erellent ernt...tollrot atoll 1/11 entail norning auds SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE vie be eefes VOL 49 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1962 No. 82 ssotiate ill Cover Sponsors looks at TAS_ C
Stied ta wady to Chancellor Delegates mistiest Silent Abbreviated Peace ly urges . Vigil San Jose Attorney Lee Reports to Closed Session Begins at Noon Today peace 1 I g II, last- ..\ Iditary." To View Problems r, ....,..,, .,, George Collais, pastor ot Grace , ,,.. ,,eta midnight tonight, will A representative of Stanford Baptist church, will deliver a pre-T. 'No Statement Now' kegin at neon in the Inner Quad university's scientists' committee closing address at 10 p.m. ,.,aer the direction of TASC. (To- for information on radiation will In case of bad weather, the Of Expanding Si Ety JOHN FARMER A Spartan Daily reporter, orig- bound to agreements in Los An- Student Community), tell of the "Biological ! Actee Effects of vigil will take place in Memorial "Facing Problems in a Growing Promises to "keep quiet," made inally invited to the local AFT geles." libteel political group. Radiation" at 8-30 p in The Rev. Chapel, according ,es to Rubacher. Community" will be the topic of in Los Angeles Saturday after meeting, was asked to leave and L.A. MEETING the vigil is "Turn To- of Wester Sweet, San Jose attorney meetings concerning the selection a member of the SJS radio-TV Dr. Carter, associate professor
,td Genoa." and candidate for San Jose City of a new chancellor for the state center staff was not admitted. of elementary education, described purpose is to support the sour council, when he speaks today at colleges, were honored yesterday NO STATEMENT the Los Angeles meetings as "very the hope that the 7,ET esnats in 1:30 p.m. in cafeteria rooms A by the five men who represented Dr. Lee's corn- useful," and commented that the be Ambassador statement of "no conference will Applicants ornament , and B. San Jose State College. meat" concerned a resolution trustees "showed every evidence successful, and concrete agree- Political and civic affairs are The five, from the SJS admin- adopted by the state's faculty or- of good faith concerning the fac- on a nuclear test ban will ments part of Sweet's current interests. istration, the faculty council and ganizations Friday night. The ulty suggest ions." s eschetle said TASC coordina- Must File Dr. William J. Thisel. vice presi- Tomorrow resolution, according to the SJS Ile presently serves on the San teachers' organizations, reported echard Rubacher, junior so- Jose city housing board, the San only that "no statement would be associate professor, is the groups' dent of SJS. who representts1 the 'rime'. major. Tomorro%A, is the I inal day to ;oat application torn is. Jose NAACP executive board and made at this time" concerning the stand on the selection of a chan. school's administration at the ...,SC has invited students and submit preliminary applications Preliminary interviews will take serves as western regiona I officer meetings with trustees. cellor. meetings, also stated he could not ,es war-like people to partici- for the role of ambassador to a place March 19-20. Final applica- comment on what transpired at of the Congress of Racial Equality. A report by one professor, Dr. Dr. Charles Carter, SJS repre- ', in the sigil. Specifically in- foreign country in the Experiment tions must be filed before March the sessions. "The trustees have Sweet chose to speak on the Roland F. Lee, to the American sentative for the local chapter of seise members of the San Jose in International Living program. 26 and final interviews will be a statement that will eventually SJS campus because he believes Federation of l'etichers, Local the California State Employees 1,. center. the Women's Inter- Students selected for the Ex- held March 31. be released," he explained. SCO Peace and peismens will eve with a young people should know some- 1362, was closed to the press Mon- association, said he would only tell sational League for family Students selected to represent According to Dr. John Ballard, thing about politics and local civic day after a vote by the members. of his suggestions concerning cri- Freedom and the Women for in a foreign country for one month the San Jose community will be , secretary of the faculty council, government. Dr. Lee. associate professor of teria for selecting a chancellor. Peace. as ambassador from the San Jose faced with a three-part respon- his journey to Los Angeles was Present zoning laws of the col- English, who represented the AFT that the new chan- WHITE ARMBANDS community, sibility outlined by the Experiment ei suggested to reaffirm a set of earlier cri- lege and the proposed Seventh at, local in Los Angeles would only cello'. should be a man fair to all e White armbands will be fur- Applications must be submitted committee. y the council hear during the vigil closing will be the III trill topics of say "The AFT does not wish to fields of academic endeavor," he! 'eria'.. . established b- . Osheil fur to Dr. Raymond W. Stanley, as. The first part involves gather- p ela,es, according his talk. make a statement at this time." commented. "Beyond that I ant ed in to Ru- suciate professor of geography, by ing information needed for a back- iBuell Gallagher as chancellor. iLl 12-hour vigil will be hater The tomorrow. He Ls located in CH229. ground on economics, government, i The fifth SJS representative, writing letters to govern- spent The local community ambassa- education and social customs of I Willard J. Saunders, professor of 20 officials and personal ac- meet dor committee of the World Af- the country to be visited, as well real estate and insurance, was to support non-violent quaintances fairs council of San Jose will as on the U.S. Model United Nations Adopts 7 unavailable for comment. He is the to peace. approaches award one or more partial scholar- president of the local chapter of TASC has scheduled six speak- It includes presenting this back- ships of up to $750 to the repre- ground information to the host the Association of California State er, to address the vigil partic- sentatives, community, while sending home to College Professors. ipants. Tom Roland, member of Bills at Western Dr. Gallagher's recent resigna- Dr. Stanley Regional Institute said selections will local newspapers reports of the the Young People's Soc i a list be made on the basis of interviews Experiment. tion and speculation by many of League of Berkeley and a former In a slow-starting but wild-fin- resented, including two Communist "The United States would have th possible appointment of Dr. freedom rider, will speak at noon eeeees,seses-esesseeessee,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,eses,W,’,..ce:,’,e’r,s-e -se ishing General Assembly meeting, bloc nations. Delegates patterned been forced to buy a fixed amount Gleenn as a. thesystem' vice a -Non-Violence - the Thirei e e. the Model United Nations adopted their actions after those of the na- of market goods from under-devel- chancellor, replacement. has Camp PositiOtl." His talk replaces :: seven bills at its western area re- lions they chose to represent. oped countries each year, no mat- Gorgeous Gams ..s.. provoked comment across the he scheduled for United Work, ss ss Leonal institute here Saturday. San Jose State, with chairman ter what their condition," Cooper state, e Federalist, Ross Flanagan, who is ss More than 200 delegates from Sharon Holly, Fred Karlsen and added. FACULTY DELAY unable to appear. \ 15 northern California colleges at- Efraim Gugel, entered delegations , NO OPPOSITION Faculty organizations asked for At 12::;0 p.m., Dr. Bruce C s, e tended the institute, described by from Russia, India and Israel. The bill, supported by Guatemala a delay before trustees selected (..SiP. associate professor t,t . Secretaiy-General Sam Obregon as RUSSIANS INSERT *BOMB' Russia without opposition ,.another chancellor, and requested esse. will speak on "Iii.- ss. "one of the best we've ever had and Russian delegate Mark Cooper any U.N. nation, passed the Gen- ,consideration of faculty sugges- ., , e Twenty-six countries were rep- provided the day's "bombshell" by eral Assembly by a 13-0 vote. !eons' : I The Trustees formed a special sPEECH persuading the General Assembly MUN had earlier supported a The flea. .1. e committee. which included faculty Benton White.' to pass a bill calling for "improve- resolution calling for debate on; Methoclist director Dr. Jones To Tell [representation, to help select a of .the Wesley admission of Red China to the ..eition. will :: chancellor within 30 days. deliver a religious e United Nations. A stronger bill, ess at 2:30 The Los Angeles meetings, in- p.m. At 3 p.m s iss calling for Red China's admission . sit instructor Theologian's Views volving educators from all the Mark Sheehan e to the body, lost in the committee, Teak iin state colleges, acted as a sub-com- "The Problem of the :` 5-12. In Next Book Talk mittee of the special committee. 'The Structuie it Nations and TEST RAN PASSES The Spartan Daily did learn Empires," written by the theolo- After Cooper's "shocker," the from one representative yesterday Prof Explains gian Reinhold Niebuhr, will be re- 'Western bloc barely failed to block I that several lists of manse; were iewed tomorrow at 12:30 by Dr a resolution calling rm. a ?wiper submitted to the trustees. (Seorge Jones. assistant professor test ban agreement between the These lists, the SJS representa- Nucicar et philcsophy. United States and Russia. tive said, were of trustee candi- Dating Dr. Jones' talk, third in the The bill passed by a 9-8 majority, dates other than Dr. Glenn I eimke. .-active material- )ring semester book talk series, but Western nations attached a No list was given by the SJS rep- , livinine geologic ages will be e di take place in rooms A and B two-month moratorium on condi- resentatives, the source said. sned tonight at 7:30 in S142 1 the cafeteria. Students may tion that the Geneva disarmament :0 Anhui* W. Fairhall, profes- tiling their lunches to the talk. talks fail. nuclear chemistry at the Dr. Niebuhr, theologian, author, Western nations had, howeves Hoover eesity of Washington. Instructor and philosopher, is "an gathered enough strength to pass Scholars Fairhall's lecture is in con- undeservedly prominent American the day's final resolution. calling ' eon with a National Science theologian who has spent his life , ter easing of tensions in the Congo Win Top Honors alatinn institute, "Chemistry doing battle with the New Testa- SAM OBREGON , It passed, 17-3, despite a mocking Universe," being conducted ment passage (Matt. 6251 in . . . secretary-general I shoe-pounding demonstration by in GPA Standings d:ea high school ehich the Man from Nazareth , the Russian and Albanian delega- teachers. The students of Hoover hall Fairhall. in gees counselled: 'Do not be anxious ment of trade between the indus- tions. expert in earned a higher grade point aver- sology and the about your life . . .'," Dr. Jones trial and less-developed countries." Other resolutions receiving Gen- application ot age than the iesidents t if any other s ;eases age explains. Actually, the bill would have eral Assembly support included dating of ma- dorm. it was learned yesterday. . 'elan He characterizes Niebuhr as the helped create an international so- bonds for the U.N. Congo opera- of the nuclear The 200 Hoover scholars earned 'bugged theologian." cialistic trade economy by impos- eon, examination of the strife in alum of the Gor- an average of 2.504. leses,-eli e,mferenee. "What bugs him is the ill- ing import quotas upon all U.N. Southwest Africa and direct nego- Plating second was Washburn founded fear that his fellow cit- Industrialized states, Cooper tiations in the Arab tefugee prob- hall with a 2.425. Allen hall was : , s.ens may take seriously the ethic plained later. lem. third at 2.355, Royce hall fourth wo NuFF?_ gorgeous Gams ' contestant Tom Dosla.K .` if the Sermon on the Mount, with Seniors Win :: PRETTY that the security with a 2.312, Moulder fifth at 2.239, ::. gets a helping hand from Gini Irving with putting the iHishing :: the consequence sf our 'Christian' nations will be and Markham sixth with 2.201. touches on his entry. Students may vote for the choicest "gams- `. ss imperiled," Dr. Jones de- The all-residence hall average, S100Scholarships Z: at polling tables in front of the Spartan bookstore and cafe- :` gravely was i. }1.,1. 11.11 s. vlares. which includes 1200 students, - I.i.., world wire
.1,1i1 .1164. Association of In- teria. Z.. After disposing of the ethic of 2.40. This puts the dorms below den1 ALGERIAN PEACE TALKS IIIT SNAGS Insurance Agents an- f . Jesus as a guide for life and put- the all-soroi ity average 12.5031 and e ieeently EVIAN, France (UPD The French-Algerian that two senlo ting it in its "proper place, Nie- Peace (elks slowed above the all -fraternity average of ..,satet, down sharply after hitting a series of snags yesterday. Conference ss; and insurance majors :,, t on Display Iiiihr sets about to provide for Tlie all-college CPA was e; lc ures sources said a will cease-fire agreement now may be delayed by several receive $100 scholar- se mankind what he feels Jesus has days. But delegates still expres.sed optimism that the end of the \ /:: failed to provide, a social ethic. recipients, 7'e -year-old conflict will be proclaimed before the end of the week Ibibert Q. Niese purpose of his social ethic F "The Secrecy Fourth st., and Joseph S s' Gorgeous Gams ..:: shrouds the six-day-old talks, but informed sources any the Revelries Tryouts or to guide the behavior of collec-
is main trouble revolved around the question of whether ,Ne,6, W. Spartan city, Well` France or the e t ive man (net ions I ," Dr. Jones . 1.1i On lbe. There are "gams- galore dents may vote by deposit me e Algerians would be responsible for law and order for the next six basis of scholarship `<, asserts. To Begin Tonight Reeds view in front of the a penny per vote for the months. Special concern was shown for law enforcement e. now in Niebuhr's latest hook, "The in the big , Tryouts for Revell-, - ,,, e - 'se a bookstore and cafe- gams of their choice, accord- Ie cities where most of the European population is native nf San Mateo, s: Sparton etructure of Nations and Em - concentrated. pletely student-produced musical 'wo ing to Kathy Mace, student yerirs at St. Mary's col. el teria. ’ , tires," is based upon his social comedy, will be held tonight and sees The "gams" in this ease chairman. :`. EAST-WEST DEADLOCKED ON S ISSUES corning toRing- e ethic, "although it can hardly be tomorrow at 7-9 p.m. in TH55. , u itorn belong to anonymous inert'. GENEVA 'UPI l Secretary of State Dean Rusk and in Boston. Mass., and :::' The legs collect ing the se understood independently of his Soviet For- Students auditioning for parts in 'ed Boston bent of the SJS male popu- total pennies wins z: eign Minister Andrei Gromyko conferred for three hours university for one es largest of other works," according to Profes- yesterday the May 11-12 production are re- '''-?fore lotion. Fifteen pairs of legs on Berlin, Germany, and a nuclear test ban, hut failed to coming here. ss the title of "Gorgeous Gams." sz sor Jones. crack the quested to bring a song to sing and ' SIM in the freshman scholarships are award- are entered The winner will be announced e. East-West deadlock on any of the three Issues, Rusk again }nen .,nually "Considered in relation to Nie- warned also to be prepated to read by the association to Friday. e Grornyko against further ." class -spon"red Whet; other writings, the hook Communist harassment of Allied air the script. division or graduate "Gorge"" In last year's contest the ,.., stu - e’ Gams" contest. would seem to be a sustained argu- traffic. Terms of a nuclear test ban were discussed. with Grornyke Student Revelries Director Key- roastring in polling tablee displayed winning "gams" belonged ti se business admin. e ment, drawing 'evidence' from all inreqw7rtkedingstium- et Whit continuing to oppose Western proposals for inspection and control. ( Se'ltignmtearenstaedbal have taken properts :` with "gain" photos are open Jim Birdsong, entered by the tecorded history, for the necessity ine n 'slialtY ?May, from Chalet living center. Biri. Procedural problems which will arise when the general disarmament insurance, a COUrS41 exlay through e it abandoning the individual ethic the production end of the show to '111Y the college 10.W) a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Stu- song gathered $11t. in conference begins here termorrew were business de- ; votesnt. t,t Jesus and adopting the social touched upon by Rusk and come to tryouts and leave their I :;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,seseseasseeeseesesseseespee.eesseeeeeseeeeseeet,,,,,,,,easeeseaseeseeb ethic of Niebuhr," Dr. Jones adds. Grosnyko. name with him. 2 MPARTAN DAILY Tuesday. March Lt. 196' Editorial Stabat Mater' Opens Thrust and Parry 'Russia Is age he slanked in explaining his statements with? and his position even at views Professor Carmick also Tracksters Need Saving? A Cappella Concert p, Our Enemy' the price of stirring up contro- posed that "we've got to Ii It has been alleged recently by several people, A:sll Pres. One of the m,-t ii,iiia pieces Williams in June 1951 for the versy. I, for one, frankly admit communism like _ Editor: we treated Brent Davis a ((((( ng them, that t II San Jose State's intercollegi- choral literature. British Federation of Music that I have needed just such Naziism and id 16th century lu Friday's 'Thrust and Par- Fascism during the ate track and field program is in need of additional monetary Mat er." Festivals' national competitive a touch of turpentine--if I may last war." Is Palestrina's "Stabat ry." Page Brownton spoke of he proposing aid and .2. that SJS track power may cease to exist if this aid will open the concluding pro- festival. use a term from the field of out war against the fear one feels "when one communism! is not granteil. gram of the A Cappella choir's "Tempest" sup- naval gunnery. If he is, I Shakespeare's contemplates nuclear incinera- vehemently disagree. There can be littlt doubt that a real need is present. The concert tonight at Shouldn't we form a faculty I contend two-night plied the words for the impres- tion at the hands of Russia." that inlr real bass SMIO0 in track scholarships non offered at SJS simply isn't 8:15 in Concert Hall. The first Five" speaker bureau, to be able to for sionistic "Full Fathom The leaders of that nation have fighting communism enowdi to enable all the deserving at to get aid. Freidman was held last night. articulate to the public our the statement is in, concert and "The Cloud-Capp'd Tow- made their aims quite clear: made by one al track coach Dean Aliller confided recently that many Spartan evidence convictions on these matters our There is historical ers." Vaughan-Williams' "Over "We will bury you!" Their goal country's founding fat* track atlihNtes are not alwa%s getting three meals a (lay. -Some of that the "Stabat Mater" was Hill. Over Dale" is a setting for academic freedom, patriotism, Thomas Jefferson: is world communism; this means "Listen to. the Ion- that are living in apartments are living on hamburgers,'" by the Romans each year "Midsummer Night's religion, etc? I think the admiral what they tin sung a text from world domination by Commu- this case, the he said. A special training table in the cafeteria for the track- at high mass on Palm Sunday. Dream." should be on it: I want to be, Communists, have nists. At least sic know what to say. and men. ,eta ing a special menu. would solve this problem. The setting is written in two and I hope our colleagues by the then destroy their The Choraliers, special Mad- they are up to. And one of the arguments T.. sav that an Jose's track stature depends on the granting choirs of four parts. donzens nay, by the hundreds-- with facts, rigal singing group within the means they will use will be to wisdom and reason. of additional aid. however. is another matter. Sav ing that we will be inspired by the admiral's MK." Three songs inspired by A Cappella choir, will hold the attempt to get us to lay down must "...Ise- our track team may win a few conic-rte to the cause example and, searching our Tom Shakespeare's 'Tempest" and spotlight during part of the pro- our defenses. Strangely enough, Parker of athletic aid. but it is nonetheless a distor of the truth. minds for our convictions, be ASB "Midsummer Night's Dream" gram. The group will sing such the peace-loving disarmament 11737 Considet this question: If the maintenance of SIS' position prepared to take a stand in this will also be performed by the songs as Vautor's "Mother, I advocates in the Kremlin will as a track power is dependent on an increase in aid, how did the time of threatening darkness. Is choir, which is under the direc- %Sill Have a Husband" and not agree to any plan that fea- college attain this position in the first place is jib only a meager the issue worth the price? How tion of William J. Erlendson. Brahms' Lovesong Waltzes, Op. tures mutual inspection. Method Offered amount of aid as ailable to offer prospective athletes? does it sit with you. sirs? professor of music. 52. But I don't fear the Russians The atisoer is that the source of Spartan international track Albert Porter To Close 7th St. The three songs were espe- There is no admission charge or their threatened "nuclear stature lie not in our aid program. but in the genius of Narsil, Associate Professor of Business cially composed by Vaughan- to the concert. incineration:" our nuclear weap- track coach 1.10% ii C. !Bud I Winter. Winter. ions- in his 18th It is kist imat!, ons provide a deterrent suffi- how season a head track coach, has brought SJS from obscurity to til some SJS student cient to keep anyone from start- is seriol.,.. prominence in track through sheer hard work and injured or killed native talent. ink war at present. What scares Student Disagrees crossing se,:. Athletes come from all over the world to c peie for Win- enth St. In order to me is seeing so many who would prevent , ter and they do this wit how extra% agant offers of aid. On Red Combat incident like this, Presently Marian Anderson Brings attempt to tie down the arms the cone:, ' competing for SJS are Deno i of Editor: trying to have this Kingston. Jamaica, who that protect our homeland by street equaled the world's record iii,- too.% ear: In reading the Spartan Daily's to traffic during it) ard ria-11 Jimmy staging "peace marches" and school hour- Omagbemi of Nigt ria. the is, account of Prof. E. S. Carmick's oldest aetki sprinter at 31; Variety to S J. Tonight "ban-the-bomb" rallies under The city of San Juice is Its: Jose Aze edo. holder of the talk last Friday, a question en- to use this Brizilian mile record, and freshman the guise of campaigning for dangeraus saw,. 'JoyiiNlurad. 0.4 lit inter from tered my thoughts- Is this wave Caracas. Venezuela. The "High Priestess of Song." :Hants and the Einstein Medical personal and academic freedom. as an excuse to force the slate Are floe at like these recruited (ruin around the globe contralto Marian Anderson, will Center. of super-patriotism the only of California and Russia is our enemy. It has SJS(' to pay by such monetars enticements as San Jose State is able to offer? present a varied program rang- Twenty-three universities have really effective way of combat- for unrelated, city manifested itself as such in -run project F.R. ing from classical music to Eng- conferred honorary degrees upon ing communism? This "bargaining" is word and in action too many nothing bo lish ballads and Negro spirituals the popular contralto. She also Professor Carmick, in re- blackmail: either the times for us to he fooled by its sell- tonight at 8:30 in civic audi- degree from How- sponse to questions challenging pays up or it takes ;I chance holds a music siren song of co-existence. If torium, Market and San Carlos his philiosophies, refused to having a student killed. ard university and is a member we are not willing to fight, let sts. recognize ideas contrary to his of Alpha Kappa Alpha. us surrender right now, for the One way we at SI'S can 'Chalk Garden' Opens own, calling them untruths and Seventh st, closed is Tickets to the local concert Known as one of the leading Russians will not stop until they to charging the persons asking in some bargaining ourselus are $3.90. $2.20, $250 and $1.95. contraltos of the world. Miss are in control. them with having "missed his The students at SJS can boycott They may be obtained at the Go ahead, follow through with point entirely." Friday Anderson first sang is a child the downtown merchants for a for SJS Run Watkins management Wendell your plan to impress grammar He also stated that he has few days. Since SJS office, Sherman Clay, 89 S. First school children with the "ugli- students -The Chalk ( , ti den." an Eng- ,,nce-beautiful Ii.,-: "-'t Lon- a photostatic file on the harass- put many millions of dollars at., daily from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 ness and stupidity" of war; only lish comedy with a touch of don society. Mrs. St. Maugham. ment he has been submitted to the economy of this city p.m. Tickets are also being sold don't forget to tell them about mystery, will open Friday night Mee. St. Maugham the 16-year- and if the legislature were to year, the city council will at the Peninsula box office. the Americans who got frost- re- in the College Theater for a oltus 'GI andloa." is engaged in see these photostats, it would spend to our pressure by Palo Alto. bite at Valley Forge, or the pa- view. two-week run under the pro- a mental and feverish fight for investigate such treatment of ing the Seventh St. problem triot who shouted "Give me in duction of the SJS Speech and the past and against old age. Miss Anderson is currently on one of its witnesses. Is this a a different light; light no doubt liberty or give me death!" Drama department. A touch of suspense enters the her annual tour of North Amer- threat? Professor Carmick has intensified by the Jim McDonald reaction play as Miss Madrigal's mys- ica For her local concert, the made a lot of statements and local merchants. Bagnold's play could also be .A SIT 13723 terious background unfolds to /wise of Philadelpnia will sing accusations. Is this the kind of Michael stimmann called a "psychological comedy" a surprise ending. such classics as Brahms' "Bon e,r," s, !Torts such /0411 11151 about people who try to hang Ewiger" and "Liebe" and Ver- onto the past" in a rapidly Leading the predominantly fe- di's "Oh. Don Fatale." Negro Student Bothered changing world. according to male cast for the SJS produc- spirituals which Miss Anderson the director cf the SJS produc- tion ate Joan Lankenau as Miss About Two Things Madrigal. Jane Lambert as Mrs. will pet form include "Done tion. Dr. Paul W. Davee, asso- Editor: St Maugham and Bonda Lewis Found My Lost Sheep" and ciate professor of drama. After intensely scanning the as 16-year-oll Laurel. "Hold On." The comedy revolves arouno Daily. I find that you are ask- After winning fame in Eu- AfICHELANOELO ANTONIONI'S a woman, Miss Madrigal, who is Tickets for the March 16. 17, ing for audience participation in rope, Miss Anderson returned to ONE OF hired as the governess of a 16- and 21-24 production are avail- naming the second annual color America to become a best-sell- THE TOP 10 year-old girl in an English coun- able in the College Theater box bit, Fm hot for it! However, ing recording artist. The con- FOREIGN try household of position. of:ice, Fifth and San Fernando MARIAN ANDERSON two things bother me. .:AVV RA sts. Admission is 50 cents stu- tralto holds the distinction of First, due to the lack of clar- ADVENTURE) FILMS OF Miss Madrigal is hired without . "high priestess of song" being the first Negro singer to refcienc, 1,y :tn tworprov, ering. dents and Si e,noral ity in the Daily, I don't know tr AT 1961 iripear at the Metropolitan if we are to guess the name you 1HI 611241.11:12 in a Union Baptist church choir ._ --- ..- - . -i )pera. have already picked or suggest in Philadelphia Since entering ROI H THrATRES a cute one for the unimaginative As representative of the Unit - the professional field in 1924, staff. States, Miss Anderson per- Miss Anderson has made several Secondly. I don't know if I'm 400 South First fumed in NATO's recent Christ - concert tours of the United Another Daring CO., Irons Scandinavia I Grand Opening! 1 qualified. On page two, you say cm-Ls program which was staged States and Europe. YOUNG SINNERS any journalism student is ineli- A FOX WEST COAST THEATRE ,fore the East German wall. and Award Winning snd 1 gible, on page three, just staff NAKED IN THE DEEP she has also served as a U.S Spaghetti & Meat Balls I members are excluded. But. WDRIVE-IN .FR. 8-6707 I I uolegate to the United Nations then, we are getting used to 476 6: 30 a.m. under the appointeeship of for- SpaztanT)ailli eligibility goofs, aren't we? TOWNES410- INCHESTER Anyhow. I looked at page four 1433 The Alameda C,A10, 41 MT 1/ AT South to mer Pres. Dwight D. Eisen- CAMPBELL LOS 39c 1 Entered as second class matter April of the yellow pages of my phone WINNER CANNES FESTIVAL CAMDEN AVr.. Of, WIMLIaSili OD. 10th 9:00 p.m. hower, 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, un- ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE I book, and after seeing last year's BEST ACTRESS der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem- IStreet Daily I Miss Anderson has received ber California Newspaper Puldishers color section. I think I've got it. EIV ./05EPN R. LEV1Nt a ..... N awards and honors for her Association. Published daily by Asso- We call it "The Yellow Pages " SINATRA:01191 "Good Home Cooking" ciated Students of San Jose State Hmmounmmm? Sophia liven achievements as a cultural am- ..-..7.11 College escept Saturday and Sunday, Rich Freeland DAVIS.LAWfORD bassador from the State De- during college year. Subscription Ac- cepted only on remainder-of-semes- AsIT 12191 partment, the U.S. Senate and ter basis. Full academic year, $9: each [TWO WOMEN1 BISHOP semester $4.50. Off-campus price per K & G !louse of Representatives, the and Kitchen: Philippine copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6414 Editorial THE TRUMPET SERGEANTS and Israeli govern- Dr. Porter Suggests Eat. 2393, 2384, 2385, 2306. Adver- with R515,1 Mond., tising Est 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office Faculty Speakers hours 1:45-4:20 p.m, Mondly through Lditor: Friday. Any phone calls should be Somehow, all this admiral made during these hours. busines.s has kept nagging at Alma & Almaden Editor CAROLYN PERKI0 alsoalFa:T0Oatvms,,i,,ravRs.1wkB0bbvD LATE 1.61111a114 : U my mind, and after Friday's TENDER IS THE NIGHT Advertising Manager and SHERRY THOMPSON cafeteria session, some conclu- BACHELOR FLAT Day Editor BOB PACINI sions have emerged, which I STAFF POSITIONS here set forth in hopes others News Editor ( WANDA JOLLY will criticize them vigorously. TROPICAIRE The Rush Is On! Office Manager DON EAGLE as I am not sure I am right, yet rsiammip Sports Editor FRED RAGLAND TWIN-YUE DRIVE IN CF.oaptyureEdedifoitror JANE YOUNG feel the matter is crucial. 396 South First The girls in the STUDENT AFFAIRS BUSINESS OFFICE are working TA.St SANTA CLARA AT VIA OF THE LESTER ON It would seem that the ad- THE 4 HORSEMEN North Screen APOCALYPSE overtime to fill all incoming orders for . . . VITO Arts Editor CHRIS HEADINGS miral has one of three motiva- Society Editor LOVER COME BACK- Sterrinq DRUCILLA CHALLBERG tions: ill he sincerely believes ROMANOFF & JULIET Glen Ford & Wire Editor KEITH TAKAHASHI there are traitors running loose SOUTH SCREEN Photo Editor MARGIE YAMAMOTO on the faculty; (2, he seeks a 4 TERROR SHOW; Eschange Editor DON CHAPMAN job as a man on horseback; or a show Promotion Manager . GLENN LUTAT THE MAN WITHOUT A BODY see Salesmen: Bill Breckeen. Tom Moon, ,70 he feels that we academics FRIGHT Judy Crabtree, Jerry Hess, Phil Hig- need a shock to wake its from BRIDES DRACULA tonight' gins, Gus Norton, Dave Nusbaum, our apathy regarding the threat DAUGHTER OF DR JEKYLL La Torre Pat O'Daniels, Darrell Oldham, Don to academic freedom, and thus (SJSC Yearbook) Redemaker, Robert Schack, Kent Yleutin. to all freedom. Reporters: Gary Anderson, Timothy R. am inclined toward the third My.stery in a British Gartit rt Barr. Jesse Chambers. John Farmer, alternative, and I confess that You can help keep them busy by ordering your John R. Henry, Barbara Herrington, this is largely doe to a riPfirffirs ra-forre now. 344 pages of sports, greeks, per- Joan Jackson. Thomas Kennedy, %LK 1114, Carolyn Lund. Marty Haden., Bob liking for the man, at the cafe- sonalities, independents and queens. With more Pacini, Manuel Robles, Prudy Sfavig. teria session, and for the row, II t;Vil,l) color than ever before! A complete history of tr,, campus life for 1962. tool I 'sr, h and ['roma l'rodu, WORK OF ART" Prillay and Saturday, larch In and IT '6 thru 2.1 '6 Also Nlarelt 21 ate bay .5-ereice 11, 311, i '1 DEVI'S .1.11111:ENF,Ii Sweaters & Cashmere Coats TheAlEn Comiin 8:15 11.111. "'loge Less Than Remaining ()lir specialty 1360 DISCOUNT WITH ASP CARD .- f o.. '.th and 4Ii V IT EN VOW `i" Makes a great gift for St. s s Patrick's Day! Building I s: AR! 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Spikers !Tuesday. March 13, 1962 SPARTAN I) VII t Frosh Beat 3:30 p.m. Kickoff Time to treat Contra Costa, Da l rested liting the Slate's freshman track 13 fee 11 inches to tie San Jose Ken Bow. Set for Alumni Grid Clash in defeat- en's lmng all- wad had little trouble record set last year. and San Starting time for the inaugural halfback; and Len Newnan. end manism! ing COM IV Costa college Rob Lovejoy won the high varsity versus alumni football gamer to help replace the talent he has disagree! pee dly college in its triangular Jump event ulth a leap of 6 hpt been pal 1 4 Inch and lhas set for 3:30 p.m. April 7 lost to graduatien. haeis Friday' then came back in nee leaves 1The game will mark the end of The Spartans 1111' probably tht im is in The Spartans took 11 first the high hurdles to tie teimunate iy spring practice which began yes- strongest at halfback and flanker one 14 th compiling its 841i points. Contra Doug Smith with a time of 15.7. terday. splits Returning are junior Walt lathe!, costa was second with 34 points Another double winner was E.ihTen 314S Coach Rob Titehenal will be Roberts and seniors Tom Doslak to city college trailed with Smith, who tied Lovejoy in the and -"";*008 -Rireittrir-Vnarege=r- giving long looks at junior col- and Willie Williams. case, the high hurdles and also tied for first lege transfers: Jerry Lundy, cen- The team also picks up strength and Probably the best individual with a 24.6 time in the low hurdles. rgurnems the soggy track ter; Larry Hansen, tackle; Mike from Harold Carr, up from the parks made 011 Although the frosts waste without id lAmery , titt4de; Charles N'aughn. frosh team, and tiansfer Coletto. reason. Made hy Roger %Verne in the SOIVIC*8 of Lloyd Murad, who were A NEW physical education building at Hum- feet long with a maximum width of 80 feet. tackle; Don Andersen, tackle; Junior college transfer Rand Car- die pule vault and Dwight Mid- was sick with the flu, it still took boldt and S. 10th Os, was opened this semester Teams using the nearby athletic fields will dress Fred Bucher, guard; Rand Car- ter, who was one of the top junior in the 220-yard dash. the 100-yard dash when Maurice with facilities for lockers, equipment room, and and shower in this space. Ph,'bo ki "I" L'"'"" ter. quitrterback; Jerrs Coletto, college quarterbacks, will he out competing in the 220 for the Compton was timed in 10.0 sec- showers as well as offices. The building is 212 after the starting spot! He Passed time at SJS, Middleton ran onds. Compton also placed third in first for 1400 yards and had a 57 per fantastic 21.0 time, considering the 220. a cent completion record, a perform- track. This mark is only In the two-mile coach than Athletic Reps Talk the muddy Miller kept his star Danny Mur- Baseballers ance similar to Chon Gallegos' top a second off the five-tenths of phy out to rest for the Stanford effort last year freshman school record of 20.5 held relays I he 111.% t day . Hots a rd Over Rule Today; Holdovers Das Ibmillas and 1 time un. Ornagbemi. by ,lifa Thew of SJS took the es mit in Lose Twice; Rob liarie will battle ( arter for ; seriously Weme tied the school's freshman 10:44.3. MAJOR [EA6111 NEVIEW thig Set. PiKA Meets DU the vault record when he vaulted Against Stanford's (rash th !revent an pole ; Inv!!! pid\ 11, la LEC next day the (rush split four Frosh Bow college is Hay will be discussed in it meeting eevnts, winning the distance mot- tet closed :,1,11.:11 .111 after Int JOHN 1-IENgy '-ailed by Intramui ;us Director Dan ley and mile relay, while losing the !I hours Big Auto its second victory of the season to- t.'nruh, scheduled at 3:30 p.m. to- Savings Announced 440-relay and shuttle hurdle relays. Irdurence night when they meet Santa Clara day in room 201 of the men's gym. is trynk ad married no ewer For All Your Music Women or net situation 21; 220 less 013 dividend, at 7 p.m. at Municipal stadium Kansas City anti Washington will The pitching staff shows poten- All at h let ie representat iv es are Requirements Make of 45 (based on current 17 per the State dividend/. Single men under ,vbile the Sixtrtababes journey to, tial. Ill -lit, urged to attend. DE ANGELO'S art dividend, or net be in a big battle in the American Norm Bass Jim Arch- 15: $757 lets $43 Golf Match Today Other nuttier% to be discussed ;C to pav of CM iartnell for a 3 p.m. game. league for ninth place. er 19-151, Jerry Walker (8-141 and the Place to Go Injury Liability: $5,000 Sall Just' gull team meets ! will dales for a possible playoff n project 110/7000 godly Medical San Jose State lost two close The Senators have a fine out- Lew Krausse (2-5) could corn, be PIANOS. STEREO, RECORDS & POWly 9.Mn5111 and $500 )thing but Other coverage, at eons. the University of San Franeisco I games over the weekend, 9-7 to to determine the IF(' basketball COMPLETE SHEET MUSIC DEPT. P.014,111 Payment% can be field. Jim Piersall (.322) is better through in the future probably owahl savings. today at 1 p.m. at California of for BAND INSTRUMENTS te school once, twice or four times coun- Castle Air Fotce base Friday and defensively than he is offensively,1 not this year. champion, selectison dates made svfai for full infor- Open Till 7 P.M. hence sear Cell or try club. The golfers are prepating 2-0 to Stanford's Indians Saturday. ihe volleyball tournament and in- on mation to George M. Campbell. which is quite an achievement Joe Azcue 1.297 with Vancouver, Monday - Thru Saturday To. M.O. Ave.*. Sunnyvale for a big match Friday with the A five -run first inning gave formation pertaining to the bad- moms 5-1741 (day A nits). considering his prowess with a bat.; and Haywood Sullivan 1.2421 will Bankamericard slow pitch S can !:!! Fresno state team at San Jose Castle an advantage that proved Gene Woodling (.3131 and Chuck battle for the catching spot. The minton tournament. the do/rst National Charge baseball league. and the trophies to er.: . country club. too much for the spartans to Hinton 1.260) round out the onlyi winner probably won't help the oursek, overcome. bright spot on the team. A's much. .n display in the men's gym. Ac game in fraternit 4n9e6':4 In boycott Castle was only able to get six The Senators feel that Chat* i PREDICTION: Ninth plitee. The highlight be the Pi Kappa into for a hits, but capitalized on errors and Cottier (.235) can play second Next, Boston Red Sox, play tonight will tilt at 7:3. Mueic students walks to tally its nine runs base as well as anyone In the - - - Alpha-Delta Upsilon 1518 E. SANTA CLARA p.m. Both learns have lost but one tilers into Dom Ascani led the Spartans majors. If he learns to hit he may CL 1-2446 Arne. ity every DISCOUNT h two hits and drove in two become a top player. will re ins in the losing cause. The Spar- The team was hit hard by the Net Team To Face by view. c per !,11.4 tallied 10 hits as compared to drafting of shortstop Bob John- Castle's six. son (.2951 by the army. The army Tough Cal Be ars no d!! !! 2c& Saturday against a Stanford seems to need shortstops badly as actior 3 gal. team they had defeated earlier Tony Kubek of the Yankees and Today at Berkeley in the !Wilma% the Spartans were Ron Hansen of the Orioles were SENIOILS an 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl held to three hits as they went also drafted. rho, mighty University or C!!! down to a 2-0 defeat. Ken Hamlin (.209) will have to ; tonna tennis team, rated by s;!! IN Examples of year-around oil prices: A walk to Jim Chenu and Jack fill the void left by Johnson's !as the top tennis squad in the Triton, Veedol, Allen's home run in the fourth in- draft . I Don will be the opposition for I !!! CIVIL ENGINEERING Shell X-100, !San Jose State racketmen ti-x1;e! ning were the only runs in the Bud %Apt el (.3)2 with Ilouston) Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 380 game. will take over at first hasp, I at 2 p.m. at Berkeley. The Spartans loaded the bases in The Cal team placed three men Castrol qt. can 500 backed up by Dale Long (.249) Representatives of the State of California will be on cam- 100% Eastern Bulk qt. 190 the third but were unable to score. Danny O'Connell ( .2601, will hold ' in the semi-finals of the Northern The Indians outhit the Spartans down third with Harry Bright California Intercollegiate (C nn i s pus Tuesday, March 20, 1962 to interview 1962 candidates E OF 2-Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern _ _ $1.29 7-3. (.240) fighting for the position. tournament, held on the San for graduation in Civil Engineering. Employment oppor- tennis courts Feb. 21-24. Its N, TOP i0 Cigarettes package 22a The frosts nine fared no bet- Trailing Dick Donovan to Cleve- tunities exist in the following fields: 1 man. Bill Hoogs, won the sinek, EIGN ter against the Stanford lefts)] land hurt the pitching staff but
as it went down to to 5-3 defeat Bennie Daniels (12-11) will take division of the tournament. Hrve;s 4S OF In its first game of the season. over the top spot. Backing him up is on the United States Davis Cup BRIDGE ENGINEERING - Design and field work on 961 PURITAN OIL CO. The Spartababes outhit the In- will be Pete Burnside (4-9), Ed Ito- team. bridges. Employment in S.F. Bay Area. 4th & Williams - 6th & Keys - 10th & Taylor Facing Hones will probably he dian bosh 8-5. Triples by Rod Seki- baugh (7-9), Joe McClain (8-18) (Division of San Francisco Bay Toll Crossings and Bridge Gordon Stroud, thus far the Spar. mot.. Bill Bloodgood and Jim Krep- and Claude Osteen (15-11 with In- Dept.) pel led the Spartan halms. dianapolis,. tans' No. 1 man. hC(3- Catchine is improved with the ENTER THE SPARTAN DAILY acquisition of lien Helier 1.2)12 LoNnos (um James IIor HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING -For work with growing Gymnasts Defeat with San Diego). Racking up the Scotland ruled it unlawful to play California Department of Water Resources. Employment rookie sill Ise veterans Pete Doo- golf during the month of March. in Sacramento and Los Angeles. NEED-A-NAME CONTEST :out Bob Set 'III ley 1.192) 1457, because he claimed Scottish Resources) Stanford Indians (.132). PREDICTION: Tenth (Department of Water The Spartan Daily's new color edition is just around the corner. men could put their time to bettor idaee. It will be here on April Oh. There is only one minor detail . . . use practicing archery Victory Kansas Coy's outlook is not I? AT it doesn't have a name! That's where ye. come in. The Spartan For First HIGHWAY ENGINEERING -Design and field engineer- A NO. much brighter. Norm Siebern Doily wants your help in selecting a name for Its color magazine Winning their first meet since Double Edge Razor Blades ing in the State freeway program. Employment Statewide. i 1.2961 at first, Jerry Lurnixe (.293) section. Not just any name mind you, but o clever, original, hard- 1960, when they beat the same Finest Surgical Steel, honed in oil at second and Dick Walser 1.280) (Division of Highways) hitting, colorful name. team, San Jose Slate's gymnastics Full money back guarantee. 25-30s at short give the A's the nucleus 1 00.115t, 2004 1.50, 50043.30, 1 000 Sound squad downed Stanford university interesting? Join the Need-a-Name contest. Here's how: of a top infield. Only third base $5.75. Postpaid. Packed S blades to Friday. 87-40, in the gymnastics Make interview arrangements at will be a problem: Wayne Causey package, 20 packages to carton C.O.D. orders accepted. Postcard CONTEST DATE: 22 linclusivel room of the men's gym. March 12 through (.276) is not a top-flight infielder. brings general merchandise cat., the Placement Office The Spartans took all first places The Athletics' outfield shows an kn. HOW TO ENTER: Clip the entry blank below and fill it except. one, .and got seeond in that alarming lack of mum'. They don't TAYLOR PRODUCTS CO. in the out completely, then drop if event. even have a particulatly good de- 17 Overlook ltd., Chatham. N.J. COLOR CONTEST BOX IN THE SPARTAN Iton Dare got fensive trio. BOOKSTORE. Ted Carter and ..vo first places apiece in the meet. Roldia Del Tama.. (.230). lorAT el!fh WHO CAN ENTER: All S.J.S. student body members. except ! ,rter took free exercise and par- POSH da (.253), Gene Stephens members. Spartan Daily staff del bar. and Dare took rings and 4.203i, 11111 Lana.. (.32(0 with emeamit All faculty members, meet Journalism SIC FLI CS Ron McNichols took turn- Omaha I. .370) ELUES and Advertising faculty. All employees of S.J.S. ! mg, Mike Lump) took side horse wills Albuquerque) and Jose Tar- Ed Hoffman tool: horizontal Tabun still tight it out tor posi- NAME on LIMITATION: The winning names will be selected tions. the basis of originality and how they fit in with the names of other S.J.S. publi cations such as: La Torre, Lyke, Spartan Dolly, etc.
CONTEST JUDGES: Mr. Alvin Long, President of Long Adver- THE tising Inc. San Jose advertising agency Tem" Robert Hickey, Sunday Editor, Son FREE Mr. DRIVE FOR Jose Mercury News. Mr. Brent Davis, President. ASII, Son FAIRCHILD MOHAWK SERVICE Jose State Is Giving Away PRIZES. 550.00 First Prize $25.00 Sec nd Prize 510.00 Third Prise
W1NNTPS Winners' names will be published in tie. Daily on the date of the Colo, 25 gal. Spartan Edition, April 4th. of Gas Every Week. 5 Five -Gal. Prizes to SJCC STUDENTS ONLY ENTRY BLANK No purchase necessary. Ticket issued with showing of Spring '62 Student Body Card. Lost week's win- lek ning ticket numbers are: My Name for the Spartan Daily fling ticket numbers are: 080001, 080003, 080004, 080005, 080006. Color Magazine Section Is: rid This week's winners will be announced next Tues. Go in and get your ticket now. KING * 21c CIGARETTES * ALL CREDIT CARDS "I say, is there a tobacco field HONORED NAME * DISCOUNT ON OIL AND ItiAft,ITES BATTERIES a BLUE CHIP STAMPS somewhere near here?-
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Adm114. Dean West explained that ti' film tonight at 8 in Morris Dailey are filmed and in their nar The registration permits in- 1'application form for a registratio:. auditorium. mountain Ipermit also has space for the stu. treats. (heat(' the hour at which the stu- Cleveland Grant, producer of the 25 for dent to indicate the classes he T dent may register on June film, and his wife Ruth explore Grants has)) :pent six-week or ten-week ses- plans to take. years in either the problem of providing adequate the Mani, While not binding on either the and the sions. li ing conditions for North Amer- Rocky mu., student or the college, these list- the scenes for "II, 'The earlier the application is one mammals, ican wildlife in this color movie, ings are tabulated in Dean West's ON THE RUN-This white-footed mouse is numerous of small North American filed, the earlier the hour that is in mu) of a series sponsored by SJS office to obtain an idea of sched- of the many subjects in tonight's Audubon So- ranging habitat from the highest mountain assigned or registration." Joe H. .ital the Santa Clara Audubon W:SIkicetses. of bighorn rai: ule adjustments that may be ciety screen four film "Heart of the Wild." ranges to seacoast beaches. West, dean of educational services society. in combat and waterlow needed. The white-footed mouse is one of the most and summer sessions. explained. are recorded on film. *1., The six -week session opens June Grant, who is also a skilled Although it is possible to reg- cgiaapttuinrgesbsirhdostsaintif game.iriting ii:ituralist-photographer, will be ister on June 25 without first ap- 25 and continues until Aug. 3. The ten-week session, which opens at iresent to narrate the film. istviw.- for a permit, students are ASB Seeks of marbled godwit and avow Spartaguide he same time, closes on Aug. 31. Job Interviews "Heart of the Wild" tours GeSrieturdeaintadamdnisisisksijnon mu; 9050 cosnen: Registration for the four-week TODAY Note: Interviews aro hold in the through the wild and natural will be held Aug. 3. and Pistol team, meet Mg. 220 Placement Office, Adm234. Appoint. ALLADIN TRAVEL haunts of North America which Tickets may be rw session ends Aug. 31. . Second St., 2:30-4:30 p.m. Applications 'cent NM are put out in advance of the purchased th 173 S It St CY 2.0302 interview. Students ere requested to Re: "A number of workshops will be Women's Recreation Wien., lint:- - endangered by the rapid ad- box office before the filni Students interested in applying sign up early.-Ed. in Now Taking Reservations . id during the week June 18-22 I bling, WG21. 4:10 p.m.: bowling.: for the Sir it is sometimes possible to WG patio, 4:15 p.m.; fencing. WG- position of junior or senior TODAV '01 the following representative have one day left by ...1c up an extra unit during this 22. 4:30 p.m.; basketball, WG23J Kern County High School and SUNRISE TOIM TO HAWAII-July 13 !to do so. according to ASB Per- fee ..),ek," Dean West declared. 7 p.m . Junior College district will inter- 9 day tout $272. Personally con. Wesle y foundation, noon lunch- ' sonnet Officer Barney Goldstein. bat view candidates for high school of ducted by Jules of ALLAD1N TRAVEL etm. St. Paul's church, 10th and Applications for the positions REDUCED PRICES --with 7 day extension tour to .san Salvador sts., 12:30 p.m. will be accepted in the College and junior college teachers. ON TAHITI (optional). Two Independent Union, 315 S. Ninth st., until noon phi hrbittur Silence organization, Ravenswood Elementary dis- Memorial Chapel, 7:30 tomorrow. Interviews will he con- let - Also - trict, East Palo Alto, (San Mateo Coeds Get Awards p.m. ducted during the regular council DAYSTROMIHEATH 111 county) will interview prospeetki , ARCTIC ALASKA TOURS San Jose players, discussion of meeting tomorrow, beginning at act 2:30 p.m. elementary school teachers. COMPONFTh D gat , LAUGHLIN ALASKAN TOURS For Highest GPA play's background, Studio Theater, , BOAC HERITAGE TOURS to Europe .1:30 p.m. Applicants for either position TOMORROW must be in clear standing with a cd , LE BEAU'S personally Conducted Patricia Gallagher and Charlene Spartan Sabres, general meet- Hayward High School district STEREO HI-F! KITS 2.25 over-all grade average. Junior II tours of the Caribbean. ter won the top prizes at the ing. B47: 7:30 p.m. (Alameda county) will interviess applicants must have at least 60 mu Tauck's personally conducted tours ritual SJS Women's Householders California Parks and Recreation candidates for high sr hi, ii Do-It-Yourself I leadquarters to scenic areas in U.S.A. but less than 90 units completed; out annual scholarship luncheon society, meeting. TH25, 7:30 p.m. teachers. applicants must have com- GRAY LINE TOURS U.S.A., Canada, weekend in the Spartan cal- Freshman OHM, meeting, CH- !senior Mexico. Iris. 161, 3:30 p.m. pleted at least 90 units. Anchorage Independent School United Radio and T.V. irm Miss Gallagher of Century hall, All applicants must submit district will interview those inter- Supply Co.' TOMORROW S. Fifth st., earned a perfect photographs of themselves with ested in teaching elementary and CY 8-1212 1425 W. SAN as Women's Recreation ass. CARLOS TRANSPORTATION ONLY i, grade point average last se- thei r applications. high schools. his Orrhesis, WGIO, 7 p.m.; ss : wh I uropean Rail Passes. -ter to win one of two $25 ming, WG pool. 7 p.m. bul !iolarships. August 27, 1962 let Air Travel everywhere Epsilon Pi Tally business ITleirl- to Miss Holier. with a 3.77 GPA, Leave: ing, 1A147, 7 p.m. FLY DC -7C Paris - San Francisco Low Fare Airlines to East and to r.ii the other $25 award for the Newman club, film, "Nightmare June 20, 1962 Hawaii. _test record among the associa- of in Red." Newman hall. 79 S. Fifth San Francisco- ....ifs women's boarding housing London ly Coast to Coast Trailways Busses with st., 8 p.m. tiLs hostess & complimentary snacks en less than 20 members. Miss EUROPE El Circulo eastelbuio, Holler lives at the Lowell house, Return: Thompson will speak and Shills 156 S. Ninth sr. $399.00 Round Trip mu slides on South America, ('H208 liar 30 p.m. DICK DURLING MOSHE BEN -ELI Society for Advancement of Call: ; 1RCHIES STEAK HOUSE Management, initiation ba no CY 5-8574 CY 5-2520 hut Golden and I CY 4-7346 Doors, San Jose bor The .Spartan Rendezvous Gatos rd., 6:30 p.m. art all Great Chow at Low Low Prices 'or' ) id SPECIAL STEAK DINNER the eur. S I.1() CHICKEN DINNER when $.251 Jimmy grows FREE PARKING as big as 345 South Second St. his shadow
...the free world he lives in will he CLASSIFIEDS using almost a million gallons of petroleum every minute. Small apt., $60. Lardo CLASSIFIED RATES: U cd ES 7.0796. That's about 60% more than it ti,cs 25c a line first insertion sl.s f_r 2 ne- 3-den. kit. today -by 1971. 20c a line succeeding insertions Modern o $80 2 line minimum Where will it all come from? WANTED earth TA PLACE AN AD: From hundreds of places on g.rls share apt. w ;41 2 ni Call at Student Affairs Office- Needed 2 you might never expect oil to exct. ,611" Room IS, Tower Hall, or Right now, for example, Standard's in Handy Order Blank Send SERVICES the with Check or Money Ordatr. exploration teams are probing No Phone Orders German tutoring by r.. . ve. C,.I CY 2. ocean floor many miles out to sea 4 6715 af er ...trekking across Arabian deserts, FOR SALE Will do typing .0 marked "inaccessible" on maps. CY 4 'Ili in 1956 Ford 4-dr., nck. 0.0. R&H Clean Others are climbing over glaciers 2-4457 q,. Typing-Theses, Term papers, Reports. auerr Alaska, pushing through the snow etc. CY 3020t. into the frozen interior of Canada, Desk. $10.00. MISCELLANEOUS AN 9.9019. I slogging through the jungles of Latin ' l Pacific Coast Sailing School. Box 328. America. Kohlert Bassoon. Good condition. Used I Sausalito. ED 2-2480. Dark v.,,od, ivory top. Call In the last ten years, geologists from CY 79237. 774 So. 9th. # I i, I TRANSPORTATION Standard and its affiliates explored Need MWF 3d. to Hayward after 3:30 54 Jaguar X-1( 120. Good rend. -Must in 47 countries on six continents. 5,-i Ce'l CY 4.7187. ass Cal LU 1.5903. Is the search paying off? Approved housing contract. Male. $45 Need ride char, dat'y t- Redwood ' C n FM 6-1747 r Ca Mr Srderstrors CY 7.1758 Yes. In the United States alone, %e Morels* electric shaver, and Post Versa. To and from Niles. pay. Urger, found two new barrels of oil for every 793.6341. I are 'Ike new. PR Vele Rule. Both items barrel we took out of the ground. - 8.5459. Help Wonted The continue to help Used typewriters. Roya, $25. Royal Port. search will students h pleasant personal:. ,r. $5,: Portable $50 499 N. Senior make certain that Jimmy and his ties. Male & female $1.25 per hour guar- , in Ft 295.2906 after 6 p.m. oil they intend selarY. Plus bonus. Hours will be generation will have the
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