flts Is 200 Vote in Class Elections; age in the d to guar. Apathy Hits New High sighing SJS or SpaZtana language Student voters expressed a new ' for class elections closed at 3:301 for sophomore officers, a sophos Vide earl)? 1 Ming prob.. high in apathy yesterday, when !p.m. more to: junior officers, and Jun. ' slightly less than 200 ballots were' A student elections official told iors for seniors. VOL 48 des. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MAY 26, 1961 for NO 129 tabulated when the polling booth the Spartan Daily that, for some, The number of candidates in it- each interest pre-regle. - reason, "freshman girls were show- I self displays the lagging ing the best turnout" at the voting I becoming increasingly evident at on rem, booths. In the class elections, a SJS. Five Staff Members 'student who is a freshman votes 12 POSITIONS There are 18 candidates running 1 for 12 class officer positions. Of Peace Corps Testing these 18, six are unopposed. Honored at 'Twelve are endorsed by SPUR, Reception campus political party. Five retiring members of the ford university In 1917 and earned Begins Tomorrow Mike Harris and Dennis Pimple representing 144 years her sjS faculty MA. at the same institute Pe,n, S. ii ps entrain, o -s is asahi service among them, In of college 1927. , be given tomorrow and Monday, honored yesteiday at a re- were FACULTY ADVISER, :June 5, at 8:30 am, at the San Elections Error sponsored by the faculty The Spartan Daily was in er- cepi it'll She has been a member of the ;Jose post office at First and St. committee. ror yesterday, when it reported social affairs SJS faculty since 1927 and is fac- John tots., announced Don Ryan, ulty adviser 1or Kappa Alpha In the class elect' story that Three of the retiring faculty lassistant to the dean of students. Theta sorority. the sophomore l'InVs treasurer members were present: Miss Ber- All volunteers who wish to apply position was uncontested. %al- Mr. Kelley, a member nice B. Tompkins, associate pro- of the SJS for the Peace Corps projects ((sk- erle Tinti Is opposing Hon Smith faculty for 32 years, is i fessor of history; Arthur C. Kelley, a native i,‘ cept secondary school teachers for the office. of the Accounting depart- of Michigan. should take tomorrow morning's head t. Glenn Hrutranft, He earned hLs B.A. from the test, said Ryan. ment; and S. pro- ( both SPURS are unopposed for University of Illinois in 1912, his t tt R. Sargent Shrivel-. Peace Corps fessor of physical education. and vice M.A. from the University of Chi- director, in a release to the Spar- senior class president president, respectively. Chuck Os- Dr. Elton S. Stinson, professor cago in 1921 and holds a C.P.A. tan Daily, said the first exrunina- ier opposes Gayle Reinegger and of chemistry, who retired from from the University of California, (ion will qualify volunters for work teaching at the end of the fall earned in 1929. as elementary school teachers. en- Jo Ellen Arnaud for treasurer. Carolyn Ellingson faces Linda semester, and Miss Maude Cole- Mr. Kelley was employed by the gineers, surveyors, road builders, Strand for the secretarial spot. man, former reference service li- Internal Revenue department in animal husbandry, agriculture, Osier and Ellingson ale SPUR can- brarian, who is confined to her Chicago and Washington, D.C., health programs and in community didates. Bakeisfield home by illness, were prior to his tenure on the faculty. development projects. Al Malyon (SPUR) and Larry unable to attend the reception. RETIRING FACULTYThree of the five mem- Ens, associate professor of history; S. Glenn ' The June 5 test is for volunteers Miss Tompkins, a native of San DEPARTMENT 11F:A D bers of the SJS faculty and staff are shown Hwrtranft, professor of physical education: and who wish to work as secondary Armstrong both are junior class Professor Hartranft, presidential hopefuls C'ox RAP. was graduated from Stan- a member two with their spousesat a reception held in Mrs. Ruth Hartranft. Not present were Dr. milord English, biology, chemistry, and Lee of the men's physical education Their honor yesterday. Pictured are (I to r) Mrs. Elton S. Stinson, professor of chemistry; and physics or mathematics teachers. (SPURS, Ginger Noonan, and staff since 1936, was head of the Betty Kelley, Arthur C. Kelley, head of the Miss Maude Coleman, former reference service Candidates for this examination Lance Walden offer a three-way Student Teachers department from 1940 to 1958. Accounting department; Miss Bernice B. Tomp- librarian. , must have a baccalaureate degree bid for vice president. Sue Ber- Born in South Dakota, he at by June 20, 1961. A teaching cer- totti (SPUR) anti Pete Moue are one time held the national jave- tificate is not required. running for treasurer, and Pitt Hold Final Meet lin recotd and participated in the Applicants need take only one Butler (SPURS, is unopposed for Professor Hart ranft earned his test to qualify, Shriver pointed secretary. POLLING BOOTHS Monday for Talk B.A. and M.A. degrees from Stan- Dr. Charles Nagel Ends out. However, applicants wishing Peg Kimball. Lisa Phelan and ford university in 1925 and 1932, to be considered for all possible a triple Spring semester secondary stu- respectively. projects should take both tests, Nancy Pond are running race for sophomore class secre- dent teachers will hold their final Dr. Stinson was a member of the he added. meeting Monday afternoon in Mor- SJS faculty for 32 years before re- tary. Pete McGrath and Paul Du- ris Dailey auditorium at 4, an- tiring in January. Career as P.E. Head Pont, SPUR candidates, are run- nounced Dr. John L. Moody, asso- By JERRY CARROLL that he had been contemplating the Student Art Work ning unopposed for president and $211,000 LOAN vice president. respectively. The ciate professor of education. Dr. Chailes Nagel, head of the move since the death of his wife Two yea:a ago he established a In Varied Forms only other contested sophomore of- Dr. J. Russell Kent, assistant $20,000 student loan fund at SJS Physical Education department five and a half months ago. superintendent of the Hillsbor- Walter McPherson, director of fice, treasurer, pits Ron Smith in the memory of his first wife, since 1958, yesterday said he would ough Elementary school district, athletics, said Wednesday, "All ot In Gallery Display against Valerie Tinti. Neoma Cline Stinson. leave San Jose State with "mixed sill discuss the legal responsibili- us in the department wish Dr. Na.. The polling booth, in front of the A native of Washington. he was feelings." Dr. Nagel announced his More than 100 works have been1 ties of teachers and summarize gel the best of luck and a happy cafeteria, will remain open today graduated from Washington state surprise resignation Wednesday ' selected for the annual student much of the law which concerns future in his position in Marin , until 3:30, Vicki Glanville, elec.- college in 1920. He earned his M.S. morning at a meeting he called for exhibition which will begin Mon-1 board member reported, 6257 them. county. I know he will do a good tions and Ph.D. degrees at Rutgers uni- the P.E. faculty. day and will continue through job, and hope the post is one he! Mrs. Helen Andles. assistant su- versity in New Jersey. Wednesday, July 7, in the Art Gal.! can be happy in. perintendent. Campbell Union high Miss Coleman, who was refer- Dr. Nagel said he resigned to lery, A127. Appointment of Dr. Nagel's suc- school distrlet, will discuss teacher ence service librarian at SJS since accept "a very wonderful job" as The artwork was chosen from cessor will not he made until Presi- Fall Freshman relationships with the community 1939, has been on leave of absence coordinator of health, recreation, 750 entries and includes drawn dent Wahlquist returns to his of- and parents, including work with for the past year because of ill- physical education, safety and ath- sculpture, painting, conune: fice after his present bout with a the PTA. ness. letics for the Marin County School art, textiles and interior dem- Orientation Week virus infection. Some time next students are in- She was graduated from SJS in department. All interested week, Dr. John Gilbaugh, executive Dr. Moody. 1931 and is a -native of Colorado. vited. said Dr. Nagel denied published re- dean, will call a meeting of the Leaders Named 'Ph. T' Certificates --even student a is have ports that he is resigning because P.E. faculty to poll them on their been chosen by the AS1; orienta- of dissatisfaction witht present ath- choice of a successor to Dr. Nagel. Go to 20 Students' tion sub-committee, to aid in vari- letic policy at SJS. "People who MONTANA GRAD Kennedy Asks 2 Billion More ous meetings and a c t ivi t i es 'say that are way out on a limb. Dr. Nagel, a graduate of Mon- Wives on Sunday While here, maybe I have differed throughout next Fall's Orientation DR. CHARLES NAGEL tana state college in 1933, received Ph.T. certifit aies iPuttur., with some people. We have 16 Through) will be awarded to 20 week, according to Sue Alfson. stu- Needs, . . . some dissatisfaction his MA. and Ph.D. degrees from For Urgent N ational sports here and my concept has the University of Southern Cali- wives of SJS students at a recep- dent adviser to the committee. been to help all the sports Ii.. The 57 were selected from al- WASHINGTON (UPI) Pres. lion for this purpose fornia in 1947 and 1951. tion for the College Dames by in the budget and with schoi most 90 applicants. Miss Alfson before Other spending figures ens i- Dr. Nagel said he arrived from President and Mrs. John T. Wahl- John F. Kennedy placed ships." , said. and choice was based on ver- by the new program in- UCLA three years ago with the in- quist -at their home Sunday. Congress yesterday a "freedom sioned Student Program satility and individual knowledge doctrine" calling for vast new cluded: BEST FOR FAMILY tention of making the SJS physical Honored guests will include. others, the outgoing and of the campus. as well as an inter- federal spending front $7 to $9 "I believe this opportunity will ,duaction department "the best in among Foreign aid, economic and the the country." He expressed the Incoming presidents of the organi- view in which a freshman orienta- billion to seize space leadership be most beneficial for me and h 'A Game of Chance' President's contingency funds, $75 hope that during the past three zation, Mrs. Norman Hall and 1111-s. tion meeting was simulated by the 101 put a man on the moon by it IP' committee, and applicants were I97(i million. years he had done a "professional Evan House, respectively. '1' '1'1 On TV Tomorrow job." The Wahlquists will give a asked questions most likely to National aeronautics and space emanate from new students. In his special message on what "A Game of Chance" will be brunch Monday morning for mem- administration. $330 million. STUDENTS SELECTED he called "urgent national needs," 2 Seniors Receive performed on television KNTV to- bers of the college Patron's assn., U.S. Information Agency, $2 Friday Flicks The students selected are Bill Kennedy told a joint session of the morrow morning by a cast of San a group devoted to assisting stu- million. "The tirizebo" %sill he silomii Hauck, Kathy Van Leeusven. Glo- Rouse and and the nation Jose State students. The program dents through scholarships, awards Senate Fellowship Awards by the senior class tonight In ria Gurske, Carol Bloss, Harlene that the United States faces an Commerce department for is part of the Speech and Drama Morris Dailey auditoriutti at and a loan fund. Mrs. Hampton Two SJS seniors, political sci- Heller, Marilyn Rossini, Mimi 'extraordinary challenge" requir- weather satellite, $19 million. De- department's "Perspective" series 7:80, according to Rod DIrldun. Jones, outgoing president, and ence and public administration Millar, Reo Jane Blake, Anita ing new measures of hardship and fense department, for military telecast at 11 a.m. Saturdays onj senior CNN, president. Mrs. A. C. Gillerman, incoming majors have been awarded fellow- Segador, Penny Patch. Barbara sacrifice. functions $100 million; $50 million channel 11. president, will be honored. ships for graduate study next The performers include Syl Clark, Steve Frohling. Margo Sin- for military assistance. There must he additional effort year, announced Dr. Fiederic A. Berkman and Marice Robb, so- clair. And m.1E-restraint by all citizens, Small Business Administration, Weed, Political Science and Pub- pranos, Brooke Shebley, mezzo- Carol New. Bill Erdman, Bernie Mangseth, Gary Coniglio, Heed including steps to hold down on $88 million to increase its lending lic Administration department soprano and Fred Scott, bass. Mar- world wire Jones, Warren Allan. Dale !leis- injustified wage and price in- authority. head. ilyn Beebe will accompany the inger, Joe Stroud, Nancy Simpson, creases, the President said in his Paul S. Ello, 26, 1271 S. White drama on piano. Dr. Ed Dunning. Kennedy submitted a PROCEDURE THREATEN. ONFERENCF; Gary Holbrook, Rod Diridon, nationally televised and broadcast In March, rd., was awarded a three year Na- assistant professor of music, is di- budget. Today's rec- GENEVA (UPI' British and Sm ,.1 delegation leaders sought Kathy Lane, address. $84.2 billion tional Defense Graduate Fellow- rector of the talent. $84.9. yesterday to solve a procedural wrangle that could break up the Steve Andrews, Joan Lee, Claire omendations increase this to ship for study in international re- Production director for "Game of $3.5 14-nation conference on Laos. Jacobs, Don Bevilacqua, Avon To carry out his recommenda- billion with a deficit of about lations and comparable govern- Chance" is Richaid Elliott, assist- Wednesday's meeting adjourned without a date for a new session Amestoy, Nan Metheny, Nancy tions, the President sought almost billion compared to the earlier University of Iowa, ant profesaor Drama. ment at State after East and West argued over whether to form working commit- 51.7 billion in new funds. This $2.8 billion. The instructional television cen- Douglas, Linda Jones, Chris Far- Dr. Weed said. tees or continue the plenary meetings. uould involve added federal es- ter will conclude its "Explorations" row, Jackie Amis, Bill Jacobsen, MUST OVERTAKE RUSSIA BABY FOR lendithres of $724 million in fiscal DOCTORAL DEGREE science series for this semester MARGARET Bob Raye. Karen Cauhape. The President said it was time LONDON i UPI)Princess Margaret 1962 and send the federal budget Ello, political science major, will Sunday. The show has been broad- is expecting a baby in MORE LEADERS to overtake Russia in space, de- the autumn, it was officially announced deficit to $3.5 billion. have tuition and other fees and a cast at 11:30 a.m. Sundays on yesterday. The child, whether June Sherry. Carole Cadmus, boy or girl, will claring: living allowance allowances while KNTV. Director is Glen Pensinger be fifth in succession to the British throne. Marie Misfeldt, Linda Howe, Jay NO NEW TAXES ASKED toward a doctoral degree, A press spokesman said "Princess Margaret and her husband are Swander, Judy Grevstad, Barbara "Now it is time to take longer he works and narrator for the series has Bid the President said in his the department head commented. delighted." So were Britain and the Commonwealth. Haight, Garth Reynolds, Barbara strides time for a great new been Robert Hassur, instructor in 1,,,essage that he was not request- $1000 fellowship was present- NEGRO MINISTER SHOT Copeland, Ted Heckathoin, Benny American enterprise -time for this A science education. .fl g additional taxes to finance the ed to Thomas E. Huebner, 25. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) --The Rev. Solomon Seay, Mont- Lujan. Mike Stoddard, Bill Camp- nation to take a clearly leading "Showcase SJS" will round out r.quests. 2774 S. First' at.. public adminis- gomery Negro integration leader, was wounded yesterday by a bullet bell, Keith Waldie, Lance Walden, role in space achievement." the college broadcasting picture tration major. The award was he said was fired by a white youth from a passing automobile. Pat Butler, Joan Dudak. Ed Briggs, The additional $7 to $9 billion for this weekend with its presenta- Starting off his address, he told given by the University of Pitts- p.m. Sunday on KLOK, Seay told United Press International he was shot by "a young Pete Motta, and Bonnie Shaffer. i-:ennedy said would he needed to tion at 9:30 Congress: "I am here to promote burg Graduate School of Public 1170 k.c. Production coordinator fellow who stuck a rifle out the window." He said he happened to it an American astronaut on the doctrine." and International Affairs, Dr. have his hand up and "the bullet struck my wrist." 'noon and would the freedom for the show is John Cailleau. bring him hack Weed stated. LOCKHEED 'RIGHTS' PACT Ed Assianments N. spent years. War II over the next five Only twice since World WASHINGTON tUPI)--The Lockheed Aircraft corp. and the GOVERNMENT FIELD Given Soon have presidents gone before joint federal government yesterday To Be Ti:e President called for a labor t h, signed an equal employment agreement student sessions of Congress other than to Huebner will specialize in La Torre on Sale Fall semester senitar.% retraining program to reach new it which President Kennedy hailed as "a milestone in the history of teaching assignments will he given deliver State of the Union mes- Municipal -Metropolitan field ,,,cupatianal hundreds of rights in this country." Among other provisions, the agreement skills to was in 1947 when will work toward the Master Left at a meeting on Tuesday, June 13, 'ilotisands sages. This In TH16. 350 his for maintenance of nonsegregated facilities at all Lockheed of victims of automat ion the Public Administration degree, t in TH55 at 12 noon. announced aid President Truman announced plants, including eating and recreation facilities. other industrial change at a pmfessor added. St intents vt hit has e purchased Dr. John I.. Moody, associate pro- "Truman doctrine of foreign aid" X-15 GOES MILE A SECOND cost of shout $60 million dollars. Ello is a native of New York the 1961 La Torre may redeem fessor of education and coordinator when President Eisen- and in 1957 lived in California since their receipts at the Student Af- EDWARDS AFB, Calif. (UM-- The X-I5 rocket plane flew of secondary student teaching. Ile annotinc vl a shake-up of Middle East and has hower outlined his the Air Force fairs business office. THIS. almost a mile a second yesterday, 3,370 miles an hour, with pilot Joe Information for the future stu- sul defense and said this would his discharge from doct rifle. originally from Yearbook miles will continue at Walker, 40, controlling it with a flick of his wrist. dent teachers will be provided at be expanded under control of the In 1956. Huebner, prepared Michigan has lived in California T1116 until the remaining 350 Walker's flight, delayed twice last week by mechanical troubles, this meeting by Dr. Moody and 'NerelarY of defense. It was esti- While the lengthy, his discharge from the para. copies are sold nut, according to established another speed mark for the X.15the first U.S. winged, William B. Spring, assistant pro- gated that the administration message was self -labeled as an ex- since trimmers in 1957. Jan Kless, business manager. pilot-controlled cratt designed to explore the edge of space. tensor of education. Planned to spend about $300 mil- (C'ontinued on Page 2) ISPARTAN DAILY Friday, May 26, 1961 'Time to LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Take Lead in Space' -0> -!- Thrust and Parry was a misallocation of swer is. "No," Says JFK in Unusual Speech 'Dr. Koch Unorthodox; Now that then the system human resource: to have lec- should be scrapped. (Continued from Page 1) tack the 'major social evil" of Mixing Sex, Ethics' tured in ethics when one was If the proposals of many sub. traordinary State of the Union chronic unemployment. clearly an expert in physiology! viduals who EDITOR When Dr. Koch work to preserve Message, the President's empha- Foreign aid: Recommendations au- our nation spoke on the physiology of sex, This fallacy of misplaced are accepted, sis was on foreign affairs and included appropriation of an ad- and mis- system will the it must be realized that he was thority is uneconomical not be vvorth the problems posed by interna- ditional $250 million for the leading, particularly to those ing. Even today, in the legitimately exercising the light of tional relations to the conduct presidential contingency fund to students who sometimes cut certain government knowledge and wisdom of his activities of the American government. be used in specific areas intimes their classes to attend lectures. ilICUA and CIA), specialization. But when he went the value of of emergency, an increase in ap- For this reason, those who are our system is He spoke particularly of his beyond his specialty into the extremely (Nes. propriations for the U.S. In- choosing speak- tionable. forthcoming meetings in Paris emotional realm of ethical phi- responsible for formation Agency to a new total campus should heed this with French President Charles losophy, it must be equally real- ers on John Paulson of $121 million, and an increase Meanwhile, students are de Gaulle and in Vienna, Aus- ized that whatever he had to fallacy. ASS 4060 of $28.5 million for military as- into believing tria. with Soviet Premier Nikita say was at best his personal being deceived sistance. Khrushchev. opinion?. that enlightenment is confusion! Defense: The Army divisional mediocre intellec- He expressed lavish friendship Or are we so structure will be completely re- What really was so unortho- authorative for the "magnificent leader" of tually as to discard organized and modernized to im- dox about the doctor was not personal heti) cife France. knowledge in favor of prove its tactical mobility; in- his views on sex, but his ex- opinions? * EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN * 'FREEDOM AND PEACE' crease its non-nuclear firepower, tremely confusing manner of Antonio B. Ooka CY 4-2041 He said he wanted to talk with to provide modern mechanized mixing sex with ethicsas if his ASH 5903 Khrushchev to make sure he un- divisions in Europe and new air- listeners were all hypocrites, First Rian showing of derstands "America's enduring borne brigades in both the Pa- anyhow! And it must be admit- Student Questions THE YOUNG SAVAGES 11 * concern . . . for both freedom cific and Europe "to meet any ted, even by those who agree starring Burt LA ^,54, * and peace" and her desire "to direct or indirect threat." This with Dr. Koch's ethics, that the 'American' System also live in harmony with the Rus- will involve an extra $100 mil- doctor was guilty of fallaciously F.DITOR There are two ALL HANDS ON DECK '41 with Pat sian people." lion for new Army equipment. transferring his authority from threats to the, freedom of citi- Boone He also asked an additional $60 to ethical philosophy. zens of the United States. First physiology GAY THEATRE CY 3-8405: Here were the President's million to increase Marine Corps there are the Communists who NEVER ON SUNDAY UNVEOWIP YOUR c 12 PistaTING CAS chief recommendations: strength to 190,000 men. would abolish all freedom of : WIC IN 1-0-10.Y.0 DAY OF THE PAINTER : Space: An additional $531 mil- Civil defense: A triple in- dissent from their point of view. Spattangaily ZERO TO SIXTY GOOD COMBINATION the Stith brothers, Tom and Sam, lion to speed the development of crease in federal appropriations Then there is a far more insidi- 4s : OLEAN, N.Y. (UPI)The high- who averaged 52 points per game for civil defense in fiscal 1962, ous problem which already has lunar spacecraft in the hope of Entered as second class matter April 24, SARATOGA UN eat scoring brother combination during hte 1959-60 season for St. along with a highly accelerated 1934, at San Jose, Californic under th introduced great restrictions on 7-3026 landing a man on the moon and "best program for shelter construc- act of March 3, 1879. Member Califor- our freedoms. These restrictions foreign film award' in college basketball history was Sonaventtuv. returning him safely to earth Ingmar Bergman, tion. nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub- are advocated and imposed in before the end of this decade. lished daily by Associated Students of * THE VIRGIN SPRING He also asked additional appro- San Jos State College except Satur- the name of preserving the na- during colleg year. tional interest, the national se- priations of $23 million to speed day and Sunday, ACROSS THE BRIDGE Pre-School Rush Subscriptions accepted only on a re- curity or the American system. Rod HAMBURGERS 18c THE development of the Rover nu- Steiger GOLDEN mainder-of-school-year basis. In fall se- The system is, in short, the clear rocket, a new $50 million Pre-school rush this fall re- mester, $4 in spring semester, $2. CV New franchise new ideas! The first PO ANT political military entity which is TOWNE CY 7-3060 for communications satellite de- quires signing up and obtaining 4-6414Editorial Ext. 2110. 2113, Adver- Golden Point restaurant in California! tising Ext, 2109. Press of Globe Printing the United States, or acts in the THE ENTERTAINER We give you speedy service plus high- velopment and an additional $75 Information In Adm242 now. ac- co. Office hours 1,45-4,20 p.m. Monday name thereof. This system was with Lawrence Oliviwr quality food! million for world-wide weather cording to Arlene Werner, pan- through Friday. Any phone calls should founded as an organ of political and ' French' observation satellites. hellenic publicity chairman. Fall be made during this period. freedom, as we all know and are GIRL IN THE RIVER 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Daily pre-school rush will be from JIM RAGSDALE Editor 'tit 2 a.m. Friday Domestic economy: A Man- told by those who work to pre- September 8-14. MIKE SANDERS Adver. Mgr. SPARTAN power retraining program which serve it. Frequently we fail to DRIVE-IN * Day Editor Verne Christofferson CY 5-3410 he will submit to Congress in de- ask, however, "Is the American * THE GOLDEN POINT Drive-In CREDIT IDEA FADING Drama Editor Richard Dyer tail shortly. There was no cost Wire Editor .._ Robert Shepard system the organ of freedom THE WORLD OF 2940 Alum Rock Ave. CL 1-9871 NEW YORK (UPI)The initial figure for this program. In re- Production Mgr, Mettler which it was founded to be?" SUZIE WONG enthusiasm for teenage credit plans Sports Editor Todd Phipers viewing the economy, however, Upon the answer to this ques- And has cooled considerably acrom the Society Editor Margaret Savidge the President said that while Photo Editor ..... Rich Freeland tion depends the worth of pre- BLACK SUNDAY It country, according to Women's FRI. 8 SAT. ONLY the recession has been halted Public Relations ___ Addle Costa serving the system: if the an- "THE FLY" Wear Daily. and "recovery is under way," Office Manager Mike Fujikake Biggest difficulty has been lack Reporters: Elias Abundis, Linda Asenty, MAYFAIR THEATRE there was serious need to at. of response to the plans with many Linda Bott, Ronald Burton, Jerry CY 3-8405 Carroll, Verne Christofferson, Frank ALTERATIONS teenagers using their parents' ac- hght.hea. Cracolice, Earl Gustkey, Roger Kos- WOMEN'S tz counts. Some stores implied they've kela, Marie Lopez, Dwight Miller. CLOTHING CINDERFELLA SJS Folk Dancers had payment troubles and were Mickey Minton, John Moore, Dan PICK AND DE1.11..flY with 'light-headed , Lewis program, the Petersen, Ann Phillips, Richard Po- as also show , Are Festival Host forced to drop the lese, Fred Schwarh, Joanne Wil AM 2-2038 tx LOW, LOW SUMMER RATES trade paper said. BLACK SUNDAY FOR Balkansko Undruzenstvo, SJS hams, Ken Winkler, Wallace Wood. z ***** ******************* Balkan Alliance, in conjunction Modern Furnished Apartments. with the Folk Dance Federation Weekend Guests Welcome of California, will be the hosts Spartan for two Balkan dance parties Society As Low As $80 For Two Bedroom Units At the . . . during a statewide folk dance SWIMMING POOL WITH MOST UNITS festival tonight and tomorrow in SIGMA PHI EPSILON THETA XI ROOMMATES FURNISHED IF DESIRED the Hotel Sainte Claire, San The annual Queen of Hearts Ralph Cotton won the Joe MOTEL CITY CENTER CONVENIENTLY CLOSE TO CAMPUS Jose. ball is set this Saturday and College title for 1961, as an- . . . where they will enjoy Both parties will be open to Also, These Brand New Units Have . . Sunday at the El Rancho Coun- nounced at the Junior-Senior the public without charge. the ultimate in modern relaxation! All Electric Kitchens, Carports, And .. try Club and Motel in Santa Ball. He recently won Delta Zeta A record party, plus singing 46 New NO SERVICE CHARGE Rosa. The crowning of the Queen Man of the Year. Deluxe Units and Heated Pool. and impromptu instrumentalists, of Hearts will highlight the ball. New officers for fall are: Gary Free TV and als8 Phones in Every Room. King Size Beds and Family Units. Don't Wait! MAKE Reservations Early will highlight the function to- Candidates are: Nancy Peter- Wood, president; Dave Munson, night at 11. Special Rates to Students and Their Guests. son, Delta Gamma; Janet Pike, vice president; Elton Beckman, Within Walking Distance of Campus.

Live music by the Jadran Kappa Alpha Theta; Dianne Mil- treasurer; Fred Gschweng; John cpaptan Rental cervice Tamburitzans of San Francisco ler, Alpha Phi; Joan Dougery, Mack, social chairman and 485 SOUTH NINTH CT 7-8877 is scheduled for tomorrow's Gamma Phi Beta; Nancy Hunt- George Wren, scholarship chair- SOUTH SECOND party, which begins at 10 p.m. ly, Kappa Kappa Gamma; and man. AT REED Arlene Jung, Chi Omega. Recent activities included a Phil Meserve is a finalist for "favorites dinner" at which the CYpress 4-2995 Delta Gamma Anchor Man. fraternity invited guests for din- DELTA SIGMA PHI ner and a luau at which 120 of ,, ,- King Neptune will crown his brothers and guests ate kalua pig ' " ^^,rne.n, ce, rot, .10 cr., LI and bride at the stroke of midnight admired the palm frond cov- I NOW OPEN at the fraternity's annual Sail- ered house. BETWEEN FRIENDS ors Ball Saturday at the Dol- ENGAGEMENTS There's nothing like a Coke! phin Rowing club in San Fran- An August wedding is planned cisco. Brothers and their guests for Carolyn Parks, Kappa Delta BARITEAU'S will dress according to the theme senior English major, to Bill and leave from San Jose in Maelay, junior civil engineering charter buses at 6 p.m. major. Both are from San Jose. Consolidated King Neptune's bride will be Hely& Leach, junior elemen- chosen by the fraternity. Awards tary education major, Stockton, for the Delta Sig of the Year is engaged to Stan Simpson, and Delta Sig Athlete of the Bachelor of Divinity from Van- CLEANERS - derbilt university. LAUNDERERS presented. Year will be More than 150 actives, pledges PINNINGS 318 SOUTH 10TH and alumni of the fraternity Susan Hahn, Kappa Delta NEAR SAN CARLOS gathered last weekend at the sophomore, Palo Alto, to Min Lamplighter Lodge in Sunny- Raymond, Lambda Chi Alpha vale for the burning of the chap- freshman, San Leandro. Special 2 Weeks Only! ter's mortgage. Plans for a new Willa Wyckoff, senior secre- house were also announced. Na- Smith, Theta Xi senior business A TREMENDOUS tional president J. Chandler tarial major, Oakland to Clark Harris attended. major, Orinda. DRY CLEANING SALE

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Abiiif , Scholastic Achievement Friday. May 26. 1961 SPARTAN DAHA 'BEGGARS OPERA' - - the sYstea! 54 Education Students Honored Original Student Compositions many inal. 0 presert Assembly At SCTA Banquet Featured at Music pled. Wednesday th,, 'ii i Eight students received engrased , worth ski\ . Honored students lit the held ut sot of education, awards during the first annual sic Building Hall. acre Andrew Fossgreen; Barbara R. RicardoMusic he light were recognized at a They were outstanding student; education reconimentlts1 by the Gillutt; Wilma Hackworth; Brian Music department awards assem- Trimillos, activitit ; Secondary Education bly, which included a recital of, Ann Arent. outstanding fieshman; St Stadent California Teachers assn. and Subject J. Hayes; James A. Jacobus; value id Field departments. original student compositions, yes- Stephen Gebhart, outstanding per- banquet Wednesday night. Seema Jaffee; Constance Kent; nelY que terday in Concert Hall. former, and Glenda Parker, out- Secondary education students Nancy Lebkicher; Georgia Man- HONOR AWARDS program was under the, standing conductor. honors were those I tows. The a t'ho received Also recognized were students Julan Milburn dirretiotl of Richard Jessen and , Honor ePttifientes also were Won:mended for their student who have been elected to member- Pekkain: Kathe- rine Smith Erik Petersen, associate professors awarded to Brooke Shebley. mo- teaching abilities and above aver- ship in Phi Kappa Phi, Schwarz; Helen Shan- honor so- ot' music. and John Delevoryas, as- MC education; James MacDonald. age grades, according to Dr. wit. ciety, and in teau; Robert Dean Silveira; Nan- the Key club, an sistant professor of music. I upper division theory; David Kent, T. Padfield, associate pi ofes. honorary cy Stutznegger; Karen Tokunaga; Hain scholastic society spon- lower division theory, and Patricia sored by the Sharon Yearian. FIRST. SECOND PLACE Phi Beta Kappa Fac- ! Windham, history-literature. James MacDonald received the :late ulty club. SECONDAHV EDUCATION 'Students who have received MiFF Georgia $65 first prize in the original corn - RIVE-1N Manousos. the sen- Secondary education students scholarships during the 1960-61 --.11tiz 'or with the position division for his "Sonata highest grade point who received honors include; Jer- ! season also were introduced. for Trumpet and Piano," which! aserage, received the Key club ry Bonds; Ada Booth; Shirley > - scholarship award, was performed by Phillip Strong,; 0. which consists Bowers; Marret Bararen; Craig trumpet, with Marilyn Beebe, ac- ,VAGES 'if the hook or set of books of Carlson; Joseph Hawley; Hazel Concert companist. Library :aster we choice. Johnson; Mike Jones; Ronald 1 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KII0l1S1 John Livergood; Robert The $35 second place prize was I I DECK PIZZA Elementary education students I.ozano. awarded to Dallas Harper, who Records scheduled from noon to who received departmental composed "Woodwind Trio." The I 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. in the ths old Style honors Jacquelin Martin; Sharon Me- (no rnAchinre used/ inblude: Joan Marie Andrews; Ly- selection was presented by Beth library study room: Y 34405 Nutt; Judith Moore; Joseph Or- da B. Beckett; Sandra Bekkela; lando; Larry Hopler, flute. Rowland Schwab, A Wagner Concert. NDAY SPAG HETTI Reeser; Carl Schulz; Janet Lee Braker; Richard Muss; John Cellarole; Jack Spurlock: clarinet and Jerry Dagg, bassoon EUNTER & Meat B all Dinner Nancy Crandall; Karin A. Dahl; Bruce Stinnett; Judy Stupid': Mc- "Theme and Variations for P XTY $1.25 Joan A. Damm, Bride Teverbaugh; Ramsey Thorn- alio," performed by comp, Mary Ellen Dierks; Yvonne by; Wes Tietzen; Paul Tfijo; Don- Stephan Soomil, received hiti. I Saktram 7-3026 MOON Dietrich; Donna I. Dunwoody; na Van Pelt: .loan Brusin. able mention. HALF Judging the compositions were -glower RESTAURANT In-. Gibson Walter and Thomas )RING Ryan, professors of mu.sic. and 2687 STORY ROAD Student Awarded Prize kid( Petersen, associate professor Shop OVI IRIDGE 'if music. HONOR CERTIFICATES Corsages -3060 cpieel Recipients of honor cert Rica t For Photo Research Bouquets WI.. IN ssho also will have their name-, ER RESTAURANT NAVAJO LOUNGE A new look at the process of awards for their work in the cam- CV 2-0462 leth and Santo Clara BAKERY WEST SAN CARLOS AT making color front black-and-white pus chapter of the American In- SHASTA, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA brought an award to Jack RIVER Taylor, stitute of Electrical Engineers. junior engineering student. and the Institute of Radio En- Speech and Drama VE-IN cpi094 Taylor and two fellow electrical gineers IAIEE-IREi. engineering students, Dick Ald- Taylor won a first prize for his To Honor Students CAMPBELL AVENUE A WINCHESTER RD. rich and Dave Sinnott received pie. OF CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA paper ROYGBIV, which investi- Speech and Drama will AG gated a process of taking color awards to outstanding students in pictures with black - and - white the department Sunday from 7:30- Foreign ulinin Huai. Millar /AY Spialef Student Film. This has been done experi- 9:30 p.m. in Studio Theater, an- THE FLY ROMANTIC SATIRERichard Rossomme (sifting) keeps a sharp nounced Helen C. Hall, assistant OCEAN WATER STREET mentally according to the Land eye on Robert Waterbury, who has romantic inclinations toward professor of speech and education. SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA To Be Awarded Color theory, formulated by the presented to ATRE head of the Polaroid corporation. Carole Warren in "The Beggar's Opera," the John Gay musical Awards will be opening tonight at 8:15 in College Theater. Waterbury portrays students for excellence in t h e Briefly, photographs of a colored cpititl $50 by Patrons a highwayman in love with Miss Warren, daughter of a prison areas of oral interpretation, radio- subject .are taken with mono-1 LA A foreign student will receive, warden. Rossomme is an inn -keeper who receives stolen goods. TV, theater, speech correction and 535 E SANTA CLARA STREET choromatic film (black-and-whitet! irry Lowls Only singles are available for tonight and tomorrow. Doubles to the most outstanding freshman. SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA a $50 Patrons' assn. scholarship and are projected with colored! are still open for Wednesday, May 31 through Saturday, June 3 Admission is free and students are today in cafeteria rooms A and B. light or filters. Because of the at the boo office at Fifth and San Fernando sts. from 1-5 p.m. invited, she said. Winners will be Lea-sesucs Don Ryan, assistant to the dean ot special nature of the human eye, cpiee9 students, has announced. daily. Prices are 50 cents for students and $1 general admission. innounced Thursday in the Spar- the colors are seen as in the orig- tan Daily. ROAD a EL CAMINO Ryan said this is the first time GRANT REAL 3-DAY inal subject. This bypasses the use Raymond Hubbard. IsPIX pro- MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA a foreign student has received an, )me of color film, which uses dyes to ;I:am director in San Francisco award of this kind.. achieve full color. will speak on "Invitation to Ex- Dress Sale The awardee. Masaloski Ilirai.! World Hitchhikers Stay cellence." cpieey Aldrich and Sinnott received the Memorial Day Special. Buy a 32-year-old math major, comes MEE and IRE awards. respective- A musical revue.. titled "Dear EL CAMINO REAL AT OLIVOS front Kawasaki City, Japan. He part men? . . . ' . writ ten and one dress at regular price; SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA ly, for their "outstiending leader- , was graduated front here in Feb- ship and service" to the SJS directed by student Jerry De the second dress is yours Breasted Chicken to take home. ruary and is doing graduate work. institute. Gre Lono. will be the featured enter- branch Houses the At SJS of ek for Let SPIVEY furnish Breasted According to Ryan, Hirai was $$, 'mkt: itoorEu the Corns''-.- . !- 1 tainment. Mrs. Hall stated. Chicken for your party. From graduated with departmental hun- ! If you have ever had the urge which showed signs of battle. De Bono was formerly a tele- TOUR one order to a thousand. ors and "great distinction." POLISH to travel, talk to Philip Tempest, Luckily, it was quiet when we vision writer in Nev.: York and has warts aw iumi American Hirai is a member of Phi Kappa and Margaret Williams who are were there. written for Kraft Theater, Kaiser ic scholastic honorary society. pianist Jorge Bolet has been in- Aluminum Hour, and the U. S ONLY Phi, a now hitchhiking around the world "While working in Johannes- and is treasurer of ISO, vited to tour six Polish cities with 50 pounds of luggage and, burg we had to he careful what Steel Hour, Size 5 to 15. Regular values SPIVEY'S The Japanese student plans to starting in Krakow on May 26. originally .about $600 between we said. I worked with a man in SKIT CHARACTERS He will give two recitals and $8.99 to $19.99. All sales ECOND DRIVE-IN go into industrial administration them. a machine shop who always talked Featured in his skit will be education. make eight appearances as or- Carole Warren. Richard Rossom- RESTAURANTS upon completion ot his Tempest. 22, from Bradford, about segregation. One day some final. No phone orders. No :ED chestral soloist. me. George Costa. Richard Mag- Ryan said. Yorkshile. England. and his 28- men came and took him away; I lay-aways. nani, Susan Evers. Mel Swope. 4-2995 year-old fiancee front Botriphnie, never saw him again." Tempest Raymond Baptista. Mari-Lynn Banffishire, Scotland, have spent said. Henry, Peter Nyberg. Carolyn the past 18 months Pawing Eu- About anti-Arnericanism. Temp- Reed, James Dunn and Zoe Ka- rope. the Middle East, Africa and est said. "None that was appar- obeeta:i mitses. Richard Gustafson will play the Far East. ent. We both agree, after traveling piano and Alton Blair, drums, TOLD OF SAN JOSE so mach that people throughout ... WISrlai want to live. No one The travelers. en route by ship the nuclear war." el:MAYAR-V- V.- 73 7 :3: .73 from Japan to Hawaii, met Jim' really wants a the Thompson and Rod Amiable. S.ISI While traveling through Old WOriii Clii11111 in Dining members of Alpha Tau Omega frt. Middle rind Far East. Miss t ern i t y, whir recommenths1 hey hams said "We met many pe.ede America's Most Beautiful lloThritu visit San Jose. Coen foreign room re's so het welt, traveling just like us. It was set Authentic Bavarian Food "We plan to stay here four 1,, interesting to talk to people who G144'' !five months," Tempest said, "in Music Every Ni.rht had so much in common with us '' hopes of making enough money to SUNDAY The couple's only illness on the 0. continue across the United States through and then home to England." ' trip thus far has been seasickness L /', , D!; \ Die Rhinelander o, seasick THURS AY 0 Cl Meter striped knit pocket ill hriE Ile is staying at the AT() house "We both get very wile' 4' nautical print RWAY IOn'. 1110, ' MALMO* CORSAIR niti , Colony colors IL length leb sleeves on ship," Tempest sap' :-' Band tt end over in tiimmel rola, of and she is a guest of Alpha Chi' traveling Wilda racket with moor sized pocket TOP SI tiltS 11.0 I. bred Newel en trunks Both knit of notchd collar Shown with medi.,m ohm or 1,11,7 SS 95 al Billish SEA KNICK 100% eaten Vivid onto, combination. Omega sorority. ' Alt hot gh t hey have enjoyed 11. Hawaiian trunks Both et 100,5 tine not pents end the new's' cardigan lJegr rogimantal bolt Both of - sold end spice Button front it e' Fri. & Sat. Nites4 combinations of gold and IRS with a trip, they both agree that Ion in color gold. newel - - $t 95 Trunks SS RS The couple met in 1958 in 1 blot lackM $6 99 Trunks Si 95 cotton us what home. !a Medi $S IS and $I 99 agency for Hungarian refit- be nice to return with the / gees in Austria. lie was Cart Afiratt 'British military services, She yeas; RAND ON ICE 9 arden teaching school. NEW YORK 'UPI' Shak, a ice 1, 45, 51 S t). Market ('r7 -21)02 THE seAFaiuvg MN is After being released from the Silleare will be played on lar i 3,.n. National Services, Tempest and his Central Park here this summe _u=r2rirTC5rira-a-a-ZaniraltrTirg22?Taal

tun and 110 fiancee left London Dec. R. 1950 Because of delays in complete: (hart year eaarte in the crtip. colorful /on nf the Cal,larnia and went to Johannesburg, South the outdoor amphitheatre fin- stir productions ttylrag infiltrate. Africa. where they both worked mew Shakespearean that Cataliaa re hand,ontel; eatrihntet with the arta Bratch (14111111 ear Mc fist' month.. the park, this season's plays Nti THROUGH CON($0 Ix- presented in temporary qua TRAVELED wolhis.wis Tempest said: "On our was. to 1PCS set up over the Today iOdaN our OPENS TONIGHT last chance to inek The Beggar's Opera iip our By John Gay

A Speech and Drama Production in Cooperation with the Music Department Yearbook Runs Tonight, Saturday and Yr r - Ill ti'I flail CHUKKER CHECK houndstoolh Ii corridor 'Foster ao,ior with MALOLO HARBOR LIGHTS gent tip MALOLO solidi mender's ladle Shown through June 3 front 'KWH with English accentod fined 100% cotton May 31 Jacket with roll knit collar Trim on 51 trunks Both of hunks MOO knit of lantern aro: medium length how cotton with rubber added let and pocket, with embroidered cotton in rotor cons Trunks of while it' ii 1(1 cotton 100% finest painted period lit Black olive or gold with right film] III emblems Nickel of sturdy gold. spice end blue Maio? Bo. Office 5th and San Fernando Open 1-5 Daily rig aced.. cotton and toinettons of Cardtion 57 99 Trunks SS 9S Rabardine Squarer S7 OS Trunks SOS" 7oke! rubber trunks In white, gold end oh. ierket $A OS inutile $9 IS SOc SJSC STUDENTS $1.00 GINIRAI. Bet If'1111 9:30 and 5 Curtain CIS p.m. College Theistr$, Product cose. Co ' Cal,fmnia Another fine Neylier.Roth Catalina. Inc., Los Angeles. 1-sr1TITCS DOHS' ShotsLast Day A Parliamentary Experiment Today is the last day for hu- SJS Delegation Ties manization in the Health Center Immunization Ohne. Mrs. Helen Move to Destroy Records Sets R. Smith, supervising nurse, an- nounced yesterday. For First at Model UN shots for stnallptiv, tetanus, Delegate, .. s - and s .,1 I' diphtheria-tetanus, typhoid, po- Diego state tied tor lost place al grov6n so much iii past years. lio and influenza will he avail- Off 'Government Rebellion' able r I until 4 p.in. in the annual Model United Nations has taken on broader aspects." 11) .1111 JANSSEN when ten students in the class Powell said that the Rhetorical Balgooyen -mid, as at teaching HHI30. de. meeting at the University of Ore- Quigley said, "therefore the Inter- A motion to burn the minutes rebelled against the parliamentary Functioneers voted to burn the vice. One group observes the Mrs. Smith pointed out that other gon in April. national Relations club believes it previous meetings has cata- procedures of the Rhetorical Func- minutes because the records "con- In action for critical analysis, -many student.' hose failed to Of all Competing with representatives should be handled by the Council against a lack tioneers. a governmental body tain actions taken by former mem- Basically, the instructor complete their series of Emma- pulted a "rebellion malls. from more than 90 colleges from NEW DEAL of government" on the SJS cam- formed as part of the class ex- bers of the Rhetorical Tune- sized, the experiment is nizatIons: this will be their last designed 13 western states, the two delega- The club drew up a new set pus. periment. t ioneers." to illustrate problems that chance." arise tions were selected by a poll of of organizational by-laws anti pre- It's all happening, though, as REVOLT IN FUN DISSENSION when autocratic and shots available to TYPING methods democratic Model U.N. committee chairmen. sented them to the Council two I The are all of government part of a Class experiment in The rebellion was conducted As part of the experiment, the come ins it was announced yesterday. weeks ago. regular students free of charge. how conflict. Speech 184 (parliamentary proce- in fun, though, to illustrate class is drawing up a constitution They were judged "best pre- This week the by-laws were ac- Limited students, faculty and The 25 members any dure) under Dr. Therslote J. Bal. revolutionary movements have for the Rhetorical Functioneers. condllet pared" and "best representatives cepted by the Council. 1.111111111yel, will he charged 50 their class government gooyen, assistant professor of flared up in the Congo and Cuba, The party planned earlier to hold howeter of their countries." The club will meet tonight ;it cents for the polio and influ- they wish pt oviding speech. according to Dr. Balgooyen. a constitution ratification conven- they do oat 7:30 at Dr. Raymond Stanley's enza inuntinhations. site said. conflict with state law TWO NATO COLTNTR1Es , The "revolt" occurred last week The class mood apparently tion but cancelled the convention mar harm home, 588 S. 15th st., to elect of- the republic, Dr. SJS represented Belgium a n d changed Wednesday, however, because of a lack of cooperation Balgooyen said, ficers, Quigley announced. The class is organized Sun Diego state represented the, when the Rhetorical Funtioneers in typing up the constitution, to Om, Dr Stanley. associate profess,' democracy in action. United Kingdom. adopted a motion to burn the min- Powell said. tilt. instructor of geography, is club adviser added, but the reolui The delegation was notified of Reed Editor Wins $510 utes of all previous class meet- The Dissenters withdrew from "unary must, ment just goes the honor this week, reported ings on the front lawn of the the class government because they lo.show what caa happen when a Dick Quigley, president of the In- Speech and Drama building. "objected to the parliamentary dictator tort over. ternational Relations club which Attendance Forms At Phelan Awards Night The splinter group, the Dis- procedures employed in adopting sponsored the Model U.N. delega- senters, immediately objected to Powell said. Will Be One writer walked away with Third, Hamilton; Fourth. l'eter the constitution," tion. Signed the motion, declaring it "falls The rebellion occurred when Dr. NOT RE.ALLY NE%1’ Korean Vets attendance forms over half the money given out in Fricano. Quigley also announced the against parliamentary procedures Balgooyen took over the Class NEW YORK UPI m A two. for May will be signed Monday the Phelan awards presentations Short story No first or sec- and is foreign to the democratic Model U.N. would be directed by May 12 with "dictatorial powers" wheeled gyrhear exhibited at New [through Friday in the registrar's Wednesday. ond; Third, William Hopkins; process," according to Dyer J. the Student Council from now on and permitted the splinter party York's Auto Show this year wai office, Adm103. The signup for the Frank (Roy) Hamilton, editor Fourth, Hamilton. Powell, as an ASB committee, spokesman for the Dis- to be formed. described as futuristic. Promptly, 16 days of June will be during of Reed magazine and president Sonnet First, William Camp- senters. that old timers dug up a photo finals week. of Pegasus writing club, collected The instructor explained of a I GUARANTEED TV 125 & UP powers two-wheeled _ _.. checks totaling "about $510" in he can assume dictatorial gYroear hoilt-ass \-o Radios 110.95 & 1 p policy when- driven--by James Sciiiaps-liooth _ RATED 10TH winning entries in five of the and administer class ur TI, It 'Iola. & III-Fl REP i 1H, 'King Lear' Seats ever the class relinquishes any DetrOit in 1913, The National Boxing assn. ranks seven categories. He also won the Open 7 15ys Week portion of its time. As long as Army Wonder Boy of the Philip- sweepstakes award of $100 for the class holds the gavel the in- DILLARD'S TV & APPLIANCE pines as the 10th ranking feather- best over-all entry. Available to SJS 60 S. 2nd CY 2-8253 structor can be voted down by weight boxer. Dr. Roland Lee, associate pro- fessor of English, handed out the the class members. At Lowered Prices On May 12, because of inade- pale blue checks as he announced A "cut-rate" performance of Approved Living Center quate representation in the class, the winners. First prize was 563; "King Lear" by the Actor's Work- Rhetorical Functioneers completed For SJS College Girls second, $45; third, $30; and fourth shop has been scheduled for June its business 20 minutes early and $15. The total amount awarded 4, and Epsilon Eta Sigma, English had to relinquish the remaining was $1000. honor society, has reserved a block portion of its time to Dr. Bal- WINNERS of seats for SJS students and fac- gooyen. Assuming power, he per- Essay No first place; Sec- ulty. mitted the splinter party to be ond, Mrs. Veronica Burger; Third, Reservations for the matinee formed. Saturday Martin Nedom. are on sale in the English office, , Free verse First, Second, F0B102. for $1.75 each (regular GENERAL CHAOS Night Third, Hamilton; fourth, George admission $31, according to Mrs. When the Rhetorical Function- MAY 27 Doeltz. Ruth Lavare, assistant professor eers returned the next class per- Lyric verse -- First, Maureen of English. Students and faculty iod and found an opposing grOup Wilson; Second, Hamilton; Third may make reservations today and on its hands, a fight for the gavel and Fourth, Barbara Placek. esswee Monday only between 9 and 12 led to general chaos, one class Play -- First, Louis Miguel Val- FRANK R. HAMILTON R.M. and 1 and 5 p.m. member reports. dez; Second, Jerry DeBono; Third, . . . half of $1000 Shakespeare's tragedy will he The split was organized, Dr. Ric Trimillos; Fourth, Peter Ny- performed in bell; Second and Third, Hamilton; the Marines' me- berg. morial Fourth, Claudia Hall, theater. Sutter and Mason Satirical verse First, Second. WENDY GLEN I HE MADE SURE! sts., in San Francisco, curtain rising at 1:30 p.m. CAR WASH 84 and WILLIAMS Hamilton admitted to entering The English society has char- La- "something over 100" separate APPROVED Atfinif-Mon SERVICE tor, s , ,chnol BUILDING FEATURES Research Support pieces in the competition. tered a Greyhound bus which will leave from in front of the admin- Large roofn. with adic:nleo Epsilon Eta Sigma. English hon- istration building at noon that day. FAST - BEST TWO OPTIONAL PLANS pr'.;leqes on wet., ,ir society, and Pegasus writing COCOMIIT Applications Taken Round-trip fare, also $1.75, can STANDARD PLAN ands Lounoe Stnarn heat Hub sponsored the gathering in 2 Locattons S.365.00 and uo be paid at the English office with SUN A 1,4 . . iS. Closets, Sir..;la Earls Studio theater, and served re- OPEN DAILY AND ACADEMIC PLAN reservation, if that method Now for Grants freshments after the announce- of 21 North Fifth Street WOVE transportatjon is desired. Appheations from research in- ments 77 South Montgomery Street .estigators to receive support for Complete information is avail- SAUTA CRUZ BEACH Inquire and Compare CY 3-0644 Qual;ty SOFT WATER or CY 2-6711 -niches during the fiscal year be- able at the English department, Speed - Dancing Every Sit Night _inning July 1, 1962, are now be- or from Mrs. Lavare, Ex. 2276. ing accepted by the American Loan Appl Ica ions /03...*1 ii , Heart assn., accordieg to Don Ryan, assistant to the dean 0: Now , students. Must Be Completed r4. t The deadline for submitting Applications for National De - ap- 1 give yourself . plications for Research Fellow- tense student loans must be sub- SHORT-SLEEVE ships and Established Investigator- mined and interviews completed "Professional" ships is September 15, 1961, Ryan prior to August 15, according to DRESS SHIRTS stated. This is also the date the, Donald R. Ryan, assistant to (M- shaves association will accept applies- , clean of students. tions for Research Fellowships. Students are to submit applica- with... In the future, state and local' tions and reapplications in Mm - heart associations will be respon- 201. sible for supporting individuals in "With these loans the students per this category, Ryan said. Those may borrow tip to $1000 applying in September may re- school year with ten years to re- quest either one or two-year ap- pay. Interest and repayment does , pointments. not begin until one year following graduation or until the student I Applications for the grants-in- ! drops out of school," stated Dean 0- aid category must be received byl Ryan. , Nov. 1, 1961, Ryan added. He added that last year SJS I Further information and appli- loaned $254,000 and have re- cation forms for research awards quested $504,000 for next year. e . may be obtained from the Assist- I ant Medical Director for Research, ; American Heart assn., 44 E. 23rd Writers' Confab st., New York 10, N.Y. according LI . to Ryan. Begins Tomorrow oPc. A one -day conference of the Seniors To Hear Valley Writers council will be held tomorrow in the Engineerinc Button -Downs Pres. Wahlquist building, Mrs. Dcrothy Cobb', council president, has announced. English Tabs and Pres. John T. Wahlquist will The conference will open with he guest speaker at the annual a general session in E118 at 9:30 Pin Collars amior banquet, to be held June a.m. Workshops will he held dur- in stripes, solids, in the Spartan cafeteria, accord- ing the day with writers Dana tug to Rod Dirldon, senior class Lyon, Dr. Edward M. Loeb, Jeanne %bile. bine_ linen president. Massey and Anna B. Mesquida and gold. I The 50 outstanding leading. seniors for from $5.95 SUPER SMOOTH the class of '61 will be announced Lee Edson. a popular science during the banquet. Diridon said, writer, will speak at a luncheon women's . . . also awards will he given to the held in the cafeteria. One of our newest arrivals SHAVE top three outstanding seniors. Harold Gilligm, San Francisco the ever- popular pull-over tali shirt in linen or tan. Discount tickets for Aniors are author, will be speaker at a ban- New 'wetter-than-wattteaction melts beard's tough- on sale in the Student Affairs quet that evening a, 7 in th.. a ness-in seconds. Remarkable new "wetter -than -water" Just on of selection of many new Business office, TH16. Hawaiian Gardens. prints and solids from action gives Old Spice Super Smooth Shave its scientific which to choose, approximation to the feather-touch feel and the efficiency of bather shop shaves. Melts your beard's toughness like hot towsl., and massage -in seconds. Shaves that are so comfortable you barely feel the Angelo's Steak House combination OPEN 24 HRS. Ed. blade. A unique of anti -evaporation agents cDosfler's makes Super Smooth Shave stay moist and firtn. No Delectable dining in the re-lathering, no dry spots. Richer and creamier.., gives you -- the most saris/ring shave.., fastest, cleanest ogvotta4.4.4- -and most LARIAT ROOM -row. ,c comfortable. Regular or mentholated, 1.00. 50 S. Fourth St.CY 1.4500 Stevens Creek Blvd. AX 6-66.70 Two other location, 9 30 ii taO) 9 30 to 530 Old Colony Steak House The Steer House fil 9:30 P IA Mon , Thurs., Fri. 9-30 P M. 04/ 141 195 South It St, II Race St. 72 E. Santa Clare CY 7-7164 1.4 V 1_7' 0 r irrtrn/ViTri *,.10., vt(i Nio (71filfiftrYltilor " Friday, May 2, 114.11 SPARTAN DAILY-4 ;Os Spartans, Stars from Entire U.S. Invade Modesto teach'', rye., thf, Johnson Faces Classy lInjury Jinx -utq,n

as d . in Strikes Again; en Field 100-Yd. Dash its TODD PHIPERS be the only "A" student of the 100- May conduct De? Johnson's toughest test yard dash attending. Also in the Williams tent Hurt howeti track comes tomorrow night at "accelerating class" are in some other The injury jinx that has plagued tilvY du 44 7:48 p.m. in Modesto junior col- prize pupils. kw or iihrtn San Jose State's track team con- lege stadium. The examination will Johnson has been training hard lgoiyenslId tinued to weaken coach Bud Win- rye a highlight of the 20th annual for the Modesto race but SJS Slit ter's forces Wednesday when quar- to Cs: California Relays. coach Bud Winter says that the Illy ter miler Willie Williams rein- instruct, San Jose State star will not Jamaican flash is The not "razor sharp" jured his nearly recovered muscle. loony for tomorrow's century. The Spartan coach does not tow what "He'll definitely run," Winter know whether the former Compton letatur said Texas Southern yesterday. "It's part of his flash suffered a cramp or a mote seasoning and we're not afraid serious strain in a practice drill of Relays ('ompetition. I only wish he but he is worried about the injury. N4.31 Enters was razor sharp." IDESTO (UPI) --Meet Direc- 'Willie was starting to look very II A Johnson missed nearly a week of m Moore has announced that good," Winter reported. "and was ibited SI practice following a slight muscle Southern's sprint relay team in a good frame of mind." He was his year strain at the West Coast relays ..ompete in the California Re- unsure about Williams' participa- ie. Prorti, in Fresno. Coach Winter says that ;aturclay night. tion in the California Relays in S photi, the leg is still a little stiff and as Southern, which won four Modesto tomot mw night. r that Johnson lost a little sharp- the Drake Relays, will Another doubtful participant is in ness during the layoff. RON (aced by Oregon, Abilene Chris- Dan Studney. The sophomore dou- MORRIS ble record holder has been sick for tian. Oregon state, Grarnbling of At the starting blocks in. Mo- Louisiana, Occidental and San Jose desto will be Stone Johnson of s.c.sinsotas a week and Winter may rest him tomorrow. State. Grambling (La.) college, Harry Jerome and Roscoe Cook of Ore- Aside from the omnipresent sick mentor is opti- gon, Charlie Tidwell of Kansas and list, the Spartan 10% mistic about his team's chances, DISCOUNT Doug Smith of Occidental. Added I TO entries are also possible, making despite the potent Modesto opposi- the Modesto field the classiest tion. STUDENTS Pole vaulter Jeff Chase cleared since the Olympic games last sum- OUR WORK mer. 15 feet in practice, causing Winter to quip that SJS has "sent its FULLY Johnson's 3UARANTEED competition in the 100 third astronaut into orbit." does not shame that to be faced Horace Whitehead and Ron Da- by Spartans Jeff Chase, Dick Gear DICK vis have made vast improvements COUPICI SPIVICe and Dick Kimmell in the pole during the course of the season. a S K IMMELI Hours: / to P vault. Current world record holder Davis will bypass the Modesto JULIAN STREET George Davies of Oklahoma state f9;:ttuve-ar- 377 E. snts JOSE STERN, vab, meet to concentrate on his new spe- CY 74771 risks his crown against defending Cal Relays champ (and former cialty, the steeplechase. Whitehead world record holder), Don "Tar- will run the two-mile in tomor- SIGN UP NOW Volt zan'' Bragg. SKY-HIGH VAULTERSFive of the world's finest pole vaulters tested Davies use of fiberglas pole and indicated that he would row's meet and Winter is looking will display their talents at the Modesto Relays this Saturday. switch to fiberglas at Modesto 1 kLL SEMESTER and added, -I should easily clear for the fast rising distance ace Also in the event is Ron Morris, George Davies recently cracked the world record in the event 16-feet.- San Jose Staters Dick Gear and Dick Kimmell have ' to lower his best .9:1!.. .; PARTMENTS formerly of USC and now compet- with a 15-101/4 effort. Don Bragg, holder of the old mark, pro- both cleared 15 with Kimmell having the best mark, 15 1%. ing for the Southern California more seconds. FOR MEN Striders. Morris was a silver medal at winner (behind Bragg) in the 1960 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR LAD MANOR Olympics. SPECIALTY siancix SPEAK nsiG12) Fullerton J.C. Favored Hydramatic Rowerglide APARTMENTS Oregon coach Bill Bowerman Special Student Rates Reasonable Rates brings a talented flock of Ducks to try their wings in the Cali- A & M Auto Repair INIIT tills 2 Moan to campus In Finals at Modesto fornia air. Heading the northern 456 E. San Salvador CY 5-4247 134 CuCtk Fullerton junior college, with an ships Swimming Pool immigration will be Dyrol Burle- but northern California is .,rsenal of middle distance and dis- not without its standouts. TV son, a smooth running distance ace T'L 4.1 tance stars that would delight any FINE PORTRAITS 11 Recreation room who broke the U.S. citizens record Sprinter Overton Williams of 20% Discount To Students i four year school, rates as the fav- Oakland city college is favored BEACH 're still taking in the mile run. THE UPSURGE of the San Francisco Giants in the National orite in tomorrow night's Cali- in the dashes at Modesto. Wil- Ramirez Slidio Sat Night rcserrestions for League notwithstanding, Detroit's rampaging Tigers would have to The record he broke was set teamwere such an award to be fornia junior college championships liams outran James Proffitt of Dist;nctive Bridal PhotcoNsohy rate as baseball's most improved Modesto. summer sessions by Santa (ilara Vouth Village's given at this early stage of the campaign. With a new manager and at Pasadena and teanunate Leon By Ar: 1 The Hornets have specialized in 942 E. Sakta C,a,a CY 3-7471 Ili oth St. CYpress 84209 Jim Beatty In the ('at Relays three rookies playing major roles. Detroit shows signs of winning Thomas to win the West Coast last year. Beatty will he on hand time from May to De- national jaycee relay records this relays 100-yard dash crown in its first pennant since 1945. It's a long, long season with Dave Parsley, Jan ii11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 to try to regain his record. Jim suggests, but the Tigers figure to be a con- :09.6. He has a :09.4 best in the tember, as the song Underwood, Leroy Neal and Henry 12 varieties of 6retie, Ernie CunlIffe and Ore- tender for the championship even though they might not win it. century and a :20.4 for the 21(1. gon's Keith Forman are others McCall sk toting the baton. Talented Ray Hearne ROOKIES Jake Wood, Steve Boros and Phil Regan has, hail of (' any who can't be counted out. The southern half of the state College of San Francisco is hichi don't wait much to do with Detroit's rev is al. Wood, a slender secouil,iikcr. seems to monopolize the champion- rated in the broad jump and high The broad jump list reads like can run, field and get on hase as a lead-off hitter. Boni, ha- hit ? PIZZA jump. He finished third and second. a "Who's Who" in the event. All both for average and RBI so far. Regan. a lanky righthander hip DANCING longer to discover big league fastball, respectively, in the events at three U.S. Olympic jumpers will opposing hitters have accused of lacking a Softball Holiday; Fresno. FINE ITALIAN DINNERS meet. Ralph Boston of games. while losing none. attend the won five Probably the most outstandint: & SANDWICHES A&1, who broke Jesse (j Tennessee BIG BOB SCHEFFING, former Chicago Cub manager, b., - individual in the junior college I2 itanding record last Games Thursday Owens' long done a remarkable early-season job with the Bengals. He has ha ranks is versatile Dee Andrews T.:might is field. Bo Rober- year, heads the died the pitching staff unerringly, getting seven wins from work The intrafraterniR S tt0.111 of Long Beach city college. An- Cornell halfback son, a former horse Frank Lary and four from Don Mossi. Jim Bunning. periii, league, entering its final week of drews won the high hurdles (14.4) has strong in- 131 E WILLIAM now in the Army, nial American League strikeout leader, is 3-4, but the Tigers don't competition, takes a bye Tuesday, and the broad jump 425-114 I to beating the 1960 Olym- 6 Re 8 p.m. bet. 3rd & 4+5 tentions of score for him as they do for their tallier moundsmen. Memorial Day, and then resumes gain the most valuable peiformer REFRESHMENTS 150 A GLASS Watson. the pic champ. Anthony THE OUTFIELD, Rocky Colavito, Billy Bruton and Al Ka- play Thursday. award in the recent West Coast third Olympian, and Darrell Horn linefrom left to rightis a solid one, both offensively and defen- All teams that have make-up or relays. Andrews got seconds in The Galleria you may en- of Oregon state, defending Cal ROME-I.\' PIZZERIA sively. Colavito has the most powerful and Kaline the most ac- tie games to teplay are urged to both hurdle races. behind Gaston cup of coffee while Relays king, round out the favor- =- 1076 The Alameda CT 54146 curate of the American League's rifle arms. Bruton, with the ex. contact Don Hogan at the intra- Green of LA city college, and a i at 'good design' ite list. Jimmy Piersall and Jim Landis, is the best defensive Parking in Rear ception of mural office Monday. May 29, from second in the broad jump at Mo- Open I I a.m. to 2 from many different Meet director Tom Moore has centerfielder in the loop. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. desto I. .eason. RI1111111111111111111111111111111111111111Iiii- es. It's fun to choose imported top relay quartets from DICK BRUN\ N has It some punch into the catching slot in Thursday's schedule: ATO vs The Galleria. around the country to lend added Detroit, where the posit' has been woefully weak `or years. Sigma Nu, Moorpark; Phi Sigma color to the meet. Teams from Brown has hit with power in the clutch and done a commendable Kappa vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Co- Unique STUDENT DISCOUNT Southern Illinois, Texas Southern, defensive job. He could he the most valuable Tiger, since there is lumbus #2; Sigma Pi vs. PiKA, *rays end cheese boards Abilene Christian, Oregon and San no one to replace him should injuries remove him from the start- River Glen at; Lambda Chi Alpha L.P. RECORDS Denmark Jose State will vie in various relay ing lineup. vs. Theta Xi, River Glen #2; Theta on all STEREO and :Nara Germany, Finland contests. Baylor, a top ranked club THE TIGERS will find that winning the pennant is a mum. Chi vs. Sigma Chi, Willow St. *1. ,iess Open Completely equipped to fill oil steelGermany, Norway in the sprint relays, will attend if moth task. They'll have to outstep the Yankees, Indians and Ori- d woven placemets Sweden arrangements can be made can or not depends on how Scheffing 'til 9 p.m. flight oles to do so. SVhether they SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY your stereo and Hi-Fl needs salad servers Japan hut are now doubtful. hurling behind Lary, Bunning and Mossi. The flow- develops the Mon. & Thurs. 4. vt toys Japan bloom in the spring and all that jazz .. . . it says here Real CLEAN Wash 241,7 Stevens Creek Rd. A token sample of some of the ers that ’ery Denmark. U.S.A. that Detroit must be labeled the team to beat, though not un- ,ngs, prints U.S.A. other outstanding individuals en- CYpress 5-0388 beatable. "BEST WASH" 'V baskets Hong Kong tered is evidence of the caliber N RI &E Empire Op., 24 Hours L. IDEO (near Veey F air) ba'r, Mexico competing at Modesto. For exam- ple: Rink Babka, discus; George Gymnasiums Open Kerr, 440 or 880; Laszlo Tabori. Tues. 2-6, Wed. 4-6 distances; Jay Sylvester, weights; For Weekend Thurs. 5-9, Fri. 2-6 Otis Davis, 440; Earl Young, 440; i') I HI 104 I,!: Aaturday vErJ*. 1.10 E- IA1 hurdles; Jerry Tarr, open its facili- Sat. 4-6 Chuck Cobb, the Men's gym will hurdles; Bob Poynter, sprints; ties to SJS students, with basket- Steve Haas, 440, and an in ball, volleyball, badminton, co-ed I swimming and trampoline instruc- Savanarola DID IT! pm (for girls only) scheduled. The Women's gym opens Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Badminton, California Schools DID IT! softball, volleyball, table tennis and square and kolo dancing are HAPPY HOUR the offered activities. DON'T YOU DO IT! TYPEWRITERS SATURDAY 4 -7 P.M. I 3e I 51' RENTED DON'T BURN YOUR BOOKS! Special Student Rotes latest models fay guaranteed You free exchange Clodyou can sell 'em RiCaPek :o (11 modern office machines co. CALIFORNIA BOOK COMPANY at 134 E. San Fernando 218 Willow St. In E. San Fernando 1,J Lri 1,1 He! 13sis4 is paying top prices right now. FREE DELIVERY CY 3-5213 S-SP aRT N riIday, May 26, 1961 THE SOUTH ON GUARD Three Science Profs Green Flag Raises Today Receive Grants from College Group Three science professors were tilizatIon is relevant On AIS 'Poker Car Rally' to their i among 12 SJS instructers who re- dividual ehromosones. An unusual brand of poker is , park, Wood said. cently received grants from the LIGHT being offered today by the Asso- "The driver of each car entered College Research committee to EFFECTS "A Possible Role elated Independent Students as will be assessed a $1 fee at the on current research projects. of the Ciller carry phylls as part of "Independents' Day" at starting line. The grants totaling $2000 were Chromatophores White Light Reactivation" San Jose State. "Along the designated route will made available by the San Jose is ts title of Dr. Freeman's It is an honest -to-goodness game be fair stations where entered car State College foundation. researe Dr. Freeman's work concerns of five card poker (no draw) -drivers will pick up a sealed poker to the science depart- According role white light reactivation which can be played by any num- card." Wood said. "The fifth and ment the professors are Dr. Thom- on thin-walled organisms W ber of students -so lung as they last station will be in Alum Rock as Harvey, associate professor of he these organisms are exposed employ the use of cars, according park at the finish line. biology; Dr. Victor Morejohn, as- 1 ultra-violet light they succumb to Don Wood, AIS public relations "At the end of the run, which professor of biology and i sistant great numbers, however director. will be on the outskirts of San Dr. Paul Freeman, associate pro- when ex posed to ultra-violet light, The "Poker Car Rally," as it Jose to avoid traffic tie-ups, the physiology. inte fessor of grated with white light, is known, will begin in front of entrant with the best poker hand they cover, according to Dr. the Health building at 3:30 and. will be given a trophy. Runners- FLIGHT PATTERN Freeman, He wants to see if the will terminate some 45 minutes up will receive lesser prizes, Wood Dr. Hervey received a $175 organihrn pigments have anything for "Comparative Study of to do with later at a finish line in Alum Rock said. grant this reactivation. "Independents' Day" will be con- Hovering Flight in Predatory research done by - - - cluded with a barbecue, hay-ride OFF AGAIN-Heading for Mississippi, and the ures by protective state troopers, National Birds." This is Chemistry Lab motion picture analys, and dance at the park, Wood add- South's hard-core segregation center of Jack- Guard troops, and city police. The riders had means of to determine the flight panel!, ed. 'The three activities are be- son, a determined, inter-racial bus load of an armed escort to the state border. Later, in St. Thomas On Wheels Pays ing offered to students at a pack- in white-tailed kites (hawk) and Chapel "Freedom Riders" pulls out of Montgomery, Jackson, the group was arrested by police when A 1.,Jerit chapel tu, age price of 75 cents." sparrowhawks (falcon I. I,v u...,/e/ SJS Visit Today Ala. bus station under extreme security meas- they stopped at another depot. questioner, and believe/ "Studies of the West Coast Tree inettes yeu it A mobile chemist!) lab, made Frogs" is the work being done by Morning from a renovated Greyhound bus. LA. Lab Installs Dr. Morejohn. According to Dr Worship- Sunday 10a. Sermon. One is on campus today until 5 p!! Morejohn there are two species One ,. Place: CCC 10th v' between the Science building at..1 Two New Furnaces California. of Only of tree frogs found in capable 100 Marshalls Remain furnaces U.S. the Men's gym, according to Dr. Two new which are restricted to seeps and Beach Party - Benjamin Naylor, head of the reaching degrees ranging from Sun., May 28 springs. He wants to collect num-i W. will leave for Chemistry department, 2500 degrees Fahrenheit were re- 4 Pr.f4/4 beach bers of both and try to interbreed alter attending worship at St mg, cently installed in the Industrial The 35 foot long bus is owned them to determine how cross fel - Chapel at 10 am Arts general metals lab. In Alabama for 'Emergency' Sign up at th by the Research Specialty Co. of W. Chaplin, associate pro- Richmond, Calif. Jack WASHINGTON (UPI) - Atty. dom Riders tour. adopted a hands off attitude to- WE LAUNDER DRESS fessor of industrial arts, said the Demonstrations on instrumenta- Gen. Robert F. Kennedy an- "Approximately 100 deputy ward the arrest at Jackson, Miss., Allan Dieter, Campus Pastor tion for gas chromatography, au- furnaces will increase the work- nouneed today that he has or- marshals will remain in Alabama of 27 white and Negro Freedom chiru Campus Christian tomatic chemical analysis, and ing capacity of the heat treating dered withdrawal of all but 100 and will be available In case of Riders. Center and foundry Industrial arts labora- 22c r....14 300 S. 10th at Salt Carlos paper chromatography will be of the U.S. marshals now stationed an emergency," he said in a state- CLEANERS tory. ROOSEVELT NATIONAL LUTHERAN shown, Dr. Naylor said. in Alabama. ment released by the Justice De- 916 E. SANTA CIARA COUNCIL "We feel priviledged to have One furnace will 'be used for Kennedy said that the major partment. 'Freedom Riders' this bus here," he said, explaining melting metals. Professor Chaplin portion of the marshals was being Kennedy added that he hoped that the bus is shown only to a said the amount of molten metal withdrawn because local and state the remaining marshals "can be Are Jailed After M111 EN um few select schools. "Any inter- used by students for casting would law enforcement officials now ap- withdrawn at an early date." be increased. The laboratory had ested students are invited to pear to have under control the ORIGINALLY 500 Integration Try previously been using a furnace come." situation arising out of the Free- A spokesman said that Deputy THE MINSTREL f smaller capacity for casting. JACKSON, Miss. (CPI / - A Atty. Gen. Bryon White, who has THE CABARET DOWN..11111, The second furnace will be used IN FILM DEBUT been directing operations of the racially mixed group which to soften metals used for tool planned a third Freedom Ride 136 W. San Carlo:, TELEVISION HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - marshals, will return to Washing- steels. Professor Chaplin said into Mississippi was jailed in Ala- Todd Armstrong will makeNewcomer ton today. cia ra tet'ai Se/17C/ maximum temperature of the fur- bama today when its members APPEARINc IG1111.1 his feature film debut with Lau- Kennedy originally ordered JOE'S TELEVISION nace is 1800 degrees Fahrenheit tried to integrate the Montgomery, would be rence Harvey. Capucine, Jane about 500 marshals into the state but only 600 degrees Ala., bus station. THE 99 N. 10th Sf, CY 7-3541 Fonda, Anne Baxter and Barbara Saturday when mob violence , used in the lab. Four white college professors Stanwyck in "A Walk on the Wild broke out against the Freedom Riders testing segregation in bus and three Negro college students facilities. This force was subse- announced plans to board a bus Armstrong, considered one of in Montgomery for Jackson. But Columbias most promising young quently augmented, bringing the PEDDLERS Montgomery Sheriff Mac Sim But- appeared 'tal to about 660. With contract players, in r ler arrested them for a breach CIVIC PLAYHOUSE I segments of the TV series "Mrin COURTS -NOT STREETS of the peace as they drank coffee Robert Compton - Flamenco 136 W. San Carlos (across from Civic Auditorium hunt." In his statement, Kennedy said in the white waiting room Of the . it is basically "up to the local \ ,1:1111,n. SPECIAL GUEST FRIDAY & SATURDAY , citizens to meet their responsibili- Scott OPENS THIS WEEKEND eties and obligations to permit and FOLK WAYS' Johnny Spartaguid ' protect interstate travel, the right f: FRESHEST DONUTS I I of people to dissent and assemble - hurs. 50(' 1 72 cover 25c Sun. Fri. These rights, he Varieties I r()DA1 Gazebo."11Peacefully." "THE LITTLE HE_ T- I added, should be "determined in CY 7'9957 Friday Flicks, -The Gingham Girl Donuts A:. , the courts - not the streets." Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds, I17 So. First CY 5.9668 Z$ li The department meanwhile FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8:343 p.m. I Morris Dailey auditorium, 7:30 1,‘.1410:49W4Wat’nngt1,49.0.4" p.m., 25 cents. Arinnesion $2.00 International Relations club, 1 Ielections, 588 S. 15th st., 7.30 p.m. , SATURDAY Friday Special for Students Roger Williams fellowship, I beach party, meet at Grace Bap- Mem refreshes your taste 2 FOR THE PRICE OF I WITH STUDENT BODY CARD tist church, 10th and E. San Fer- nando sts., 9:30 a.m. i I For Reservation:. Call CY 4-2247 or CY 7141888 Alpha Phi Omega, meeting, Me- , morial chapel, 5:30 p.m. SUNDAY "air-softens" every puff 11111 NEI Ell NE MI Roger Williams fellowship, L. .------meeting, speaker; Mr. John Akers "What Authority Has the Bible." 10th. and E. San Fernando sts..1 CLASSIFIEDS 6:30 p.m. MONDAY in Cambrian Park, 3 By owner, house Registered Nurses social, facul- CLASSIFIED RATES: bedrooms plus den or 4th bedroom: 21,2 25c a line first insertion oaths, 24 foot living room: family ki ty and student picnic, William 20c line succeeding insertions sham: big lot: Sept. occupancy. Under St. Park, 4 p.m. 2 line minimum $20,000: price depends on financing. Sophomore rims, meeting, CH- Of 2527. ES 7-0719 college extension 149. 3:30 p.m. TO PLACE AN AD: 1964 INSTD Custom top R/H. mw tires PI Omega Pi, meeting, TH124 Call at Student Affairs Office- $650: out. 2028 Room 16. Tower Hall, or 3:20 p.m. Send in Handy Order Blank Sprite '60 eo,as. $1450. FR 8-0522 after Lutheran Studs-nt assn., reli- with Check or Money Order. gious drama discussion, 300 S. No Phone Orders '571 Fiat 600. Cony new Ilres 'good ron 10th st.. 7 p.m. cotton $375, call CY 34973 -Gene 1;te- RaNtats 6 p.m. Mod. 1 besirm. apt. 181-50: verve. Weated NEW AUTO INSURANCE $72.50 couple pref. M .o Apts. 33 So. 6th St, AX 6-9380. Men, 24, wants bedrm funtshed SAVINGS ANNOUNCED 1961, $90 maximum, C. for summer. Savings up to $120 on automobile Furnished apts. studio .570, 1 bdm $80. CH 8.9325. S block,. from 5,15. CY 7.5608, 232 N. i nnnnnn co are now common for S.h Sr. Nip* Wasled married men under 25 yaws of age with the California Casualty Lovely I bedrm sleeps 3. lots of closet Couple he manage apt. Indemrity Exchange. space. 2 new chesterfields. Must be seen mid-2Ds-one not ...wiring, phone CY "Married men in this age bracket to spores. Water.garb. inc., 463 So. 7th, 8879 for interview. are g By paying excessive CY 5-5193 or CY 5-5362. premiums for the degree of risk Elissellemposs involved," says George M. Camp- Room reservation for upper class, male bell, Spartan Representative for students both for summer and fall. 2 b,ia. Fret, Soy. Club Org. BBQ dances, picr Rd. park CY 7.0950 the Exchange. to cot ese. 4q South 7t4. 2800 Senter "We believe that a married man - is a Lg. Furn. apt -nnr ,,reqe Sum. Sessions Will girl who reported her LaTor.. with family responsibiliHes 1 or 2 pe = 5922 Wednesday morning please rep more careful driver, and Room 16 Tower Hell. fewer accidents," said Campbell Furnished - 4.rm, rear "Therefore, he is entitled to rates cottel . 21. College TYPING DONE IN MY HOME. AN for mature drivers." couple -1 445 So. 8th 7111. For example: A married man, age 22 with Bodily Injury Liability CLOSE TO COLLEGE . sew, Typing done in my home. C.oll CL 8.2' $10120,000, Property Damage for couple ^ s ...m.o., 0,000 and Medical $500 pays typist, 4 r_drn. papers. .tc. for girls - ap F. Jenks El!' term CL about $157 year with most in. 445 So. 84. S able. Day or night. CL 1-1824, sureties companies. With Cali- 4335. fornia Casualty he would pay Meter* nee, 2 mete student to share Treaspertsfies about $110 less $16 dividend. or Edrm. apt. with 2 others Near College a net of $64 (based on current 'ate 15 $95 mo. CY7.4695 after 5.30 Two girls would like ride to Chirn-i 20 per cant dividend). Thus he tn. area. Will share expenses. Leave ar,ur sores about $93 with the Ex- June 15th. phone CH 3.6314 change. (Other gee with Per Selo comparable savings). -ra/tt apeac/7. as- tOtue, /Somewhere there's Loaf & heel Campbell declared that even un- a 4, Reck Sedan. per; ,ssd. good car for married men and women with place you love especially well in sprimicime...perhaps a place of hill- Carnival -- menthol .- $150 Call CY 5.1950 Serving cart left at Spring good driving records may save fresh Papp Alpha Theta, 171 So. 11th CY .5 side and valley like this. 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