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Larson Sweeps Into Office as 2,700 Vote 469-Vote Margin For New President Spartanct Ii. lop N. I I entative candidate John tiisen. :etc esentratiN,e eandi- !..dio,1 .0.* I If Juhn presitleiwy by a 469 Sot' ,th t 7.111, SAN JOSE r I'.rt Butler (7021, STATE COLLEGE margin, according to election re, 'Jon Cali. suits resealedlast night. Jack Vol. 50 01.035 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1963 No. 109 AWS eo-ct,.a,s; acre highlighted Perkins atat Fred Best lead the ..ty Pam Gust ins twee-% ote junior and sophomore representa NA). for the treasurer's job. 405 tives into office. -cited for Miss Gustin and 4112 .weted for Leslie Sears. 1.603 voted for ant Applause, Stomps Larson, Other results: president. Arlene 1.134 for Bruce Wiseman. D'Arcy 0403, : first vice president. After the results were an- Warren I 792 second vice nounced Larson said. ''I'd like te, president, Sue Sargent i4851; ser- thank everyone who voted for me retary. Janice Rasher (434i. and hiss- Open Model U.N. Now we to begin to form a Laurie Wilcox .2M, Jan Ander- new gouernment which I'm de- .1111'04iE the ;on 12791 were elected judicial Its DIANE U.S. in the United Nations. termined will do the most com- represents tin es. Stall Political SS riter lAmbassador Bingham said it is plete job of representing the Stu- After a spectacular presentation , "by far the most powerful and dent Body." members' flaps of the 110 U.N. !influential delegation at the U.N." Wiseman could not he reached H the Model United Nations of the I because of its power and prestige for conunent. enmnger Pacific Woo opened its first 13th in the world and because it is the Elected sophomore representa- ANSeTtlbly session last largest contributor General to U.N. fi- es are Fred Best t 522 Dan night in the Civic Auditorium. nances, 'Alen t 3961. Charlene Hiatt Wild applause, foot stamping. The necessity of maintaing an Don Othei Seeks Class anj credential challenges strewn - impartial secretaiy-general was :es Jr, ilk. Geolve pained the roll call a delegates. , emphasized by Ambaasador Bing- Students enthusiastically ap- ham cult of OV t Action prised of Bulgaria's challenge We cannot expect the secretary- tel 11171, Nationalist China's credentials. genral to kiel as a spokesmen for In the junior race results a:. I.. remstate Pent also challenged Cuba's cre- U.S. policies. He is bound to make :.i.k Perkins 14861, Carol Eck, Articles I and II of the By-Laws dentials. statements that we don't agree -1581. ('Sony Vessel! i395i. which set up class government was CasTRO, TOO with. But if he loses this impar- Loventhai 3931 were elected. 351 introduced at Student Council A costumed -Castro" complete tiality, he loses his usefulness in votes for Sharon Moy, and Min . yesterday. with cigar, a mandarin-robed Chi- the job he's supposed to carry out." Nicotaisen got 326 votes. Presented by Al Benninger, nese delegation, and policy speech- The removal of the Security In the unopposed offices results senior representative, the motion es given in Russian, Chinese, Council veto is impossible at the were: vice president; Bob Pisano was referred to the Constitution French and English added inter- present time according to Am- i2.2601; treasurer, Al Henninger and By-Laws Committee for a national flavor to the opening. bassador Bingham. To amend the 2,1401; attorney general, Bill one week investigation. According Keynote address emphasizing charter would require the consent Holley f 2.210 : executive secre- to Henninger, he introduced the tary, the positive aspects of the U.N. of the five permanent members Bob Cointz .2.1921. motion -to stimulate action along" 370 voted was given by Jonathan Bingham, and Russia would never agree t .r .-raduate repre- concerning possible alternate plans U.S. representative on the United to it." - I by Dave B. to replace class governments which Nations Economic and Social IT WAS MUNday at SJS where were abolished last month by Stu- council. tent Council. He said the U.N. is a lifeboat Model U.N. delegates (above) Thus far only one such plan ,,. ..f leaks caught in rough wu- registered and the opposition Seven-Hour tins been submitted to Council. 5 passengers have to keep opened up its campaign (right). WO: It for the formation of two the oars are all a differ- University of California, Berke- eont:, 'fees composed of the lower ' lenoh and the passengers ,r-w! .;kr classes; it was tabled ,, Along. "But when asked Blood Drive ley, students (I. to r.) Mike Arm- . alternate plans had been need the lifeboat, they strong, Bob We n, Carol - to Council. you one answer." Schwartz and Nancy Lederer A:: a Bingham said that Other hie replacements have Set Today check in with Tom King, Model z pus, .. say "Get the U.N. -fied the Council floor. U.N. official at Civic Auditori- onior representative, nf ' S and the U.S. out Registered nurses, nurses aids, um. A crowd was found at the ;,t.asized that "we can't let of the I 7, are utopians who and student assistants will take "want Ili, ''S to run the world shifts starting this morning at 9 anti-MUN exhibition by the to Is it or friends, during the seven-hour drive for bookstore. S -ante time cut the bit 551. Pointing toward a goal of 35t, Local Newscaster uo,t INFLUENTIAL pints, the San Jose Blood Wagon . on the power of will be stationed at Hoover Hal! 2-Hour Limit , from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the Talks on Control SJS Blood Drive sponsored by the Friendly SJS Community Service Com- Will Stick Pickets mittee. Of News Media "Any student, faculty member ,Toss Marlow. KNTV newscaster family may draw from esti- Greet Delegates or his nd commentator, will discuss the ' credit hank if the SJS Blood Drive Committee .;',Aying at last night's ioestion, "Does the Kennedy Ad- quota is reached." stated spring N session were greeted !tin is t ra tin C. int rol the News blood drive co-chairmen Pauline The Jose city with !;..;.. hut they were of San Council's '.1eilia7" tonight at fi in S164. Richards and Larry Curtis. .ariety, surprising 'Streets and Traffic Committee A separate line for faculty and The talk is sponsored by the lelegates who were staff members will he maintained "Wl---- yesterday to retain one- Donati Explains Opposition Rally Committee Yitung Republicans. 'nti-MUN group' for easier access. and two-hour parking signs now According to Ron Bircharci students, most of Young Republivan president, Mar- whom The drive is being held to main- posted on San Fernando and Sev- sere members of the Stu- low tam the SJS Blood Credit Club will touch on the recent Cu- der' Ptsccl 'ilion, enth Streets. Seeks Candidates paraded in front and the SJS Staff Blood Bank. At ; To United Nations Actions an crisis, the controversy follow- olitorium for about 20 The committee voted to keep mg the same time it provides an ex-1 By DIANE SIAI7,11 basic problem belay in a it, and the charges against As- the start of the the signs to see how the system "world cellent opportunity for students to "The UN violates fundamental gravitating toward a non-intellee- For Mr. Spardi' - . r til Defense Secretary Kil- of the participate in a worthwhile civic will work for the remainder law and is promoting world bar- tual climate," Congressman Donal , a.irds said, "Welcome A call for "spotted, responsible !.ftst project, said the co-chairmen. semester, after which a study will barism," said Congressman James I urged courage for "a brave new 'Marlow's job as a newscaster ',It 'N Furthers Under- i Parking will be available for be made as to the effectiveness of E. Donati fR-Los Gatos I yester- world" and support for "the natur- men" was made by Rally Commit- puts him in a good position to \lt'N Educates for donors in the corner lot of Eighth day afternoon when he lectured al law." tee yesterday to acquire a group speak on this topic." said Bit-- M1'!s: We Believe," and the plan. and San Carlos. before a sparse audience in E132. to don chard MI 'onst filet Reasons for the change were. "You can never sit down with the costume of Mr. Sparril ive Endeavor." Assisting by taking pulse and I The lecture is open to the public. Sponsored by the Students those who oppose you is Urn there S.IS mascot, N:4,j,..11, president of the temperature will be the AWS "that where there is competition at next year's rallies Student Against Communism as pail id' is no uniform mord liii he said. Peace Union, told the Service Committee and Spartan for street usage ... priority should and games. Spartan the anti-MUN campaign, Congress- "The basic problem is morality, Daily. "We believe the Spears. There will he 16 donor I'.' given tor those needs that serve According to man Donal aigued to "get out ui Beverly RI MID opposing the MUN has ev- the patine interests and provide not the arms race.- tables available. the UN and get the UN out of the committee publicity chaimart erY right to express its views. hold the most efficient, economical and "Compromise and the heaven San Jose City College will United States. ; plications are available at the Col- Therefore, we are not week. Bob safe use of tho streets." according learth principle . . that man can HURRY! picketing its blood drive next lege Union and MUNI be the "Stop this senseless compromise return,' picketers, hut are expressing O'Connor, SKr Blood D rt ye to a report by Arthur Philpott. trust man to do good ... is throw- tomorrow by 5 p.m. our of truth and justice," he said. ’We welcome and support of the Chairman, challenged SJS in be- city traffic analyst. ing away everything good and itljN cannot trust man to do good nor Intetviews will be held Mont.' because we feel the MUN half of his student body on the Short -time parking has priority just and will take us back to the at a trust the law of man. 3:45 p.m. at the College Unhurt; HURRY! einntructive and a valuable number of donations approaching over long-time parking, and load- oaves." "We must hammer out the fun- As plans stand now, the stat: edue;,' \iierience." I or surpassing the 350-pint quota. ing and unloading has priority over "The world is for the brave, not damental principles of moralitN' probably between 5-7 in numbe, ()NIA TH1 - - - short -time parking, continued Phil- the fearful, and we must believe HSDNY and justice and truth. This is the will rotate as Mr. Spardi that rictus report. natural law and it is endowed by there are some ideals worth week. that 51 per \ND 1:1111111. LEFT The report indicated a supreme being and not by a t.s of The new group will he known Past cent of the parking deman d is ernment." the Secret Speaker f1)11 THE Spardis and Assembly names al; two-hou r dura ion or less. and that EXPLAINS POSITIONS ii' 't le 36 per cent is of one-hour duration Spartacamp Posts revealed by Rally Comm. Explaining that his opieisition is add or less. The report indicates that mote dignity and - not in the ends which the UN t ery to the 107 parking spaces along Sev- Forms Available the simpus mascot Talks Dinner hopes to achieve. but in the means cent at SDX per 5.3 only enth Street are Sall .1k,I, State NilltiVIIIS inter- SPRING of acconiplishment, Congressman of the total space rXrellpied by the ested in a position on next year's Judge Ralph M. Brown, former Preceding the Deadline Dinner, Donati explained that "the UN is Peacock Staff IPtaker students in the college area. Spartacamp Commit tee of the California Assem- attendees will meet in a two-hour based can pick ! to the parking signs not on truth but rather iin NY and author of the 1963 Brown seminar on freedom of the press Opposition up applications in the College ' Conquers Tower Charles W. Drew, pragmatism and the synthesis of BOOK Act will was voiced by Union between Monday and Fri- Is, featurtsi speaker at from 2 30-1 3O pm in Ermoo 'The opposing points of iew " the gas the ; chairman of the Fair Parking Com- day, May 3. according to John members of the Spartan annual Deadline Dinner seminar ii co-sponsored by UN is motivated through mittee. He advocated the creation Olsen, Spartaramp director for , Daily Peacock staff entered Towel thins.,efst by Sigma Delta ('hi, California Newspaper Publishers fear of of patmlltsi short - time nuclear halocaust instead ; Hall last night and unfurled a hea'stO. it lona! journalism society. Aron., Central Coast County unit 1963. SALE We want to see dentrx- Itroan will be mod- parking areas in place of whole i'l. i(10"1,. Seven comtnittee positions are twenty -foot banner front the top will discuss the back- and SDX. The panel racy (.,to the nv.ictil;linaisruinnetter Priund areas being changed to short -time sm. of the 'rower, Tau Delta Phi 5 the legislation bearing crated by Raymond I. Spangler, to be filled. Appoin'Tnent to Ira - his than inununisnt , , this ternity headquarters, 1T harm. publisher of the Resivosid City Parking. cific committee posts will he made to advertise Drew said that there is already .we tie,:e dirniinishing the high ideals the publication He will ,pelk this Feiday at Tribune. Panelists an- Walter T. following final selection of seven date of the Pv.t quick turnover of cars along' ot n!. n ani aocepting some of thelstudents, cock, color D 'Ill when editors, publishers, Bidder, chief of the Mercury-News a to be decided after in- supplement, May 7. SPARTAN Seventh Street, the bone of eon- totalitarian Allional officers of snx students Washington Bureau. and Harry G. materldlism. Pragma". terviews. Peacock this semester sakites tad political tention. and that the signs are ham and collectivism." journalisni educators will eon- Farrell, Mercury -News Final interviews will be held one hundred years of teacher ein forcing a turnover of ears that was. , BOOKSTORE the day's activities 'ter and Sacramento St a te BASIC PROBLEM Monday afternoon, May 6. from cation at SJS in story, picture with the occurring. -Right on Campus" 11.4dllional dinner House re porte r. ' already , Pointing to "injustice" as the 2:30 to 4:30 in the College Union. and cartoins. get-together 1 aimmme 11SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, April 25. 1963 FOr Thrust and Parry of A Look at the Role Prof. Birns Defends, the bag for the Soviet Union, definite stand of disapproval Fedorenko Has Guts, then why did Kruschchev enrage -KEY," campus political party. Congratulates MUN the membership of that organi- Last October the ASH Judici- According to Barr "The Editor: Editor: zation with his Troika proposal? ary handed down a decision. With all the My attention was arrested by Sure it's all right to be against campus political organization twittering and Of an Security, the Income Tax. not endorse, sponsor chirping being put up same MUN Social may Delegate SPUR by the words of the leader of the the "anti" factions anti-ML'N movement that ap- a National Health Program, and or interview any person for an here on campus, By DIANE JUDGE member of the United Nations. pre-session efforts of the delega- it's a wonder peared in this paper last Thurs- the U.N., but what relevance do elective or appointive ASH posi- Nikolai Fedorenko San Staff Political Writer Colleges with larger enrollments tion. At the session he is in would day. I wasn't certain whether I you have to the Twentieth Cen- tion until after the 1963 fall elec- dare set foot from his 106th )' What does a delegate do at are assigned to major countries charge of deciding all policy de- plane, let alone visit was overhearing a saloon conver- tury? The anti-MUN group is tions." The decision was brought a purported tending the Model United Nations ses- since they require representation cisions and positions of delega- horhet's nest sation. reading dirty words whit- preaching the same old story. about due to the illegal conduct of Red Haters. sion? on all committees. tion members. The chairman Attention ten on a men's room wall, or Sixty million dead in two world of the party members in their Red Haters: Here is After preparing for months in The past performances of the casts the country's one vote in a reel Red! whether these were meant to be wars apparently isn't enough tu- seeking election. Steve Larson, lie is a Communist advance of the convention by college at MUN sessions is also the General Assembly. Call the considered words of a legiti- toring. Sure the United States is present vice president of ASH, Red. him a Red and see studying the political, social, and taken into consideration when Delegates are a member of what he mate advocate who accepted the always right (so is every other and Bob Pisano, present vice does. He may smile economic aspects of his assigned assigning countries. one of the three regional blocs: If he ground rules normally applicable country). I represent myself as chairman of the Student Council does, you will know he country, the delegate arrives in During the session delegates African-Asian, Western. and is one. to debate and controversyfair much of a patriot as any one of were officers of the SPUR party. the convention city for the four- attend caucus sessions, block Soviet. As bloc members they Some will play. hard research, and the de- them. Perhaps strident Ameri- It seems that in order to main- say, "Why invite day session. meetings, committee meetings attend caucus sessions. A caucus a man whose cency born of good will. In place canism isn't the last refuge for tain the control of the student country advocates Each student is part of a dele- and the General Assembly. is usually a period of political our violent of these, we are witnessing the ill-tempered a n d sullen scoun- government. the old SPUR mem- overthrow?" BIN gation which may consist of five The role of delegation chair- negotiation where an attempt is Others may deft playing-out of the strata- drels, but for inspiration in this bers have changed the name answer that until OPT to 15 members. The delegation man is an important one. He is made to secure as broad support we hear what he gems of a hearty cabal whoa area I don't go to the anti-MUN "SPUR" to "KEY." has to say, AT represents a country actually a responsible for coordinating all as possible for measures to be how can we judge motto seems to be victory at any group but rather to the deeply for ourselves presented in committees and the It is obvious in anyone's mind how serious price. I am of course referring moving papal encylical of Pope the Conununist A General Assembly. . that these student leaders do challenge is? to these words of the leader: John, which was recently pro- So Jo,* Members work within their not respect the decision of their claimed: "The moral order Itself Would it not be best to sit Dr. Wahlquist's Statement "I think the MUN is a big ASH Judiciary. What of the particular bloc in order to in- demands that a public authority own snug in this, the citadel of cap- joke; all thosie little clowns play- of our so-called student luence or defeat agenda items or be established on a worldwide integrity italism -- the Santa Clara Val- ing games. It serves no educa- We question the ethics resolutions according to their basis. It is our earnest wish that leaders? ley. and wait the Russian's "Our tional purpose. It just emulates people. "KEY'' has country's best interests. Blocks the United Nations Organization of these man in New York?" Let's give and copies rather than taking an enough damage al- Blood Drive Important try to sway other blocs by talk- in its structure and in its committed him a fair hearing. objective look at the U.N. I -e n d ors ed ing with other members on an means--may become ever more ready. The "KEY" Do our critics think we will wouldn't oppose It If It were an ST The Red Cross Blood Drive quirement for contributions. individual delegate level. equal to the magnitude and no- candidates have enjoyed the immediately espouse communism educational experience. Quite ob- which is being conducted on the Helping the Red Cross to per- Although members of a bloc bility of its tasks." privilege of group strategy and the minute we hear of of its viously, when people emulate campus today is a most impor- form its humanitarian function have a common interest, they do I congratulate the member- have succeeded in obtaining extra advocates? Have they this little DIS( they are not being educated." tant activity. It is one which de- can provide great personal sat- not necessarily agree among ship of the MUN on their will- publicity in the Spartan Daily. faith In their tax-supported serves unlimited support by both isfaction to the donor. It can themselves on all issues. Since I am worried that the lofty no- ingness to labor for as just a In addition, the mere presence teaching of us? students and faculty. also establish a credit in his each member holds his country's tion of the "objective" has been cause. of "KEY" has greatly discour- Tim Barr Full participation in the blood namean invaluable asset if the point of view in the highest re- captured by uncertain forces. It. Hints aged the individual would-be MB AS080 drive by both students and fac- need for blood should ever be his gard, compromise resolutions are Furthermore, while I respect Axial. Prof., Political Science candidates from running against ulty will insure that San Jose own. often the only solution to their this gentleman's reflections on "KEY" endorsed candidates. The 'KEY-SPUR Hassle State College has clone its share San Jose State College has al- special interest problems. educational theory, I would at Reader Hopes Quad point is clearly shown when one Results Positive' to meet the needs of the Red ways been one of the most gen- There is an effort to secure least have him apprised of the Inspects the roster of candidates. knowledge that his views are at May Be Reopened Editor: Cross. This agency, which sup- erous contributors in Red Cross bloc unity at these meetings, al- We feel that the domination some variance with several thou- Editor: Regardless of the outcome of plies fresh blood to the patients blood drives. I hope we will con- though this goal sometimes is of ASH positions by "KEY"-en- of thirty sand years of educational think- May I go in and sit on the the present ASH Judiciary in- hospitals in the coun- tinue to merit this distinction. not achieved. dorsed candidates is practically ing that began with Plato and lawn in Tower Hall Quad, vestigation of the intimate rela- CY ties of Santa Clara, Monterey, John T. Wahlquist MUN members can belong to unavoidable. However, we also San Benito and Santa was carried through by Montes- Please? It's such a lovely day, tionship of KEY to SPUR. the Cruz, has several blocs. The United King- feel that the investigation initi- an urgent and continuous re- sori and Dewey. (How does a and the Quad is so pretty. Of long-range gain will be positive. dom, for example, is In the ated by Cliff Gutterman and baby learn to talk?) But about course, if the surrounding build- For the first time in recent his- Western bloc and the Common- Fred Best will put a stop to the "big joke". I assume that ings are apt to fall in upon me, tory. SJS students have ob- Spaztanai4 wealth bloc at the same time. machine politics. We believe that this gentleman is referring to or if the lawn there is particu- served with horror that ASH of. MUN may or may not activate ASB government has no place Arnold Air Society cotred game-theory. This technique for larly susceptible to earthquakes, aspirants are indeed not a. isicomi class matter Apr all the blocs as they emerge in for officers who do not respect 24 1934 ed Son Jos California ur the United Nations. Time is an fathoming the policy Inclinations well then, of course that's dif- holy. Students have had the op- fa, th scs of March Mrr it and who use their power un- 3, 1879. important factor at MUN and of potential friends and enemies ferent! But why, I ask, must portunity to see these embryonic Sets Seminar MP. Californis Newspapers Publish', ethically. We sincerely hope that usually only the most Is universally accepted as a ma- this beautiful area go to waste politicians, with heads propor- association Published daily by Asso prominent ASB Judiciary will see the light :iated Students on San Jose State blocs actually jor instructional break-through when the sun is out? The tiny tionately too large, for what function at MUN before it and the ASB is per- :ollg except Saturday and Sunday sessions. and is currently utilized by West area of lawn by the Speech and they really are. On Space Systems luring manently maimed. college year Subscription ac But political meetings are not Point and the other military Drama building is becoming dan- KEY-SPUR, obviously violat- The Third Wing Headquarters :opted only on remainder-of-mem" Wesley Watkins her basis Full academic year, 49: "act the only activities MUN dele- academies, the Staff War Col- gerously overcrowded, which ing the Judiciary pronouncement. 4: of Area "I" Arnold Air Society ASH 2184 semester 84.50. Off-campy, price psi gates attend. Social events in- leges, and many of the major leads to unsanitary conditions, had an excellent opportunity to Mite will hold its first Space Systems copy, 10 cents. CV 4-6444Editorial cluding special dinners and an universities in this country as which leads to disease, which is George Yamamoto defend its position recently at Seminar Saturday Ext. in the lobby 2383 2384, 2385, 2346. Advs. International Ball tomorrow well as abroad. even worse than earthquakes. . . ASB 10490 Allen Hall. Instead. KEY-SPUR of the Engineering Building. The thing EM. 2011. 2042, 2043. 2044 Prem e4 Glebe Printing night are also part of the Model I have carefully read every Please! Open up Tower Hall Stan Weinberg chose to double-talk, avoiding Ainir first business meeting in Room Co. Offica hours 1-44-4-20 o.n. Monday throuot United Nations program. public statement of the anti- Quad, and let me get back to ASH 5000 the real question in true political 131 will be at 10:30 a.m. Lunch- Friday MUN group, and it is my belief my little patch of grass! style. However, since that time, eon will follow until 1:30 when Lee Price Editor BOB PACINI that not one of those relating to Sue B. Hartley the color has left their rosy William Holmes, United Tech- ASH 273 Advertising Marmgr KENT VLAUTIN the U.N. is conversant with ei- ASB 12339 cheeks because the ASH Ju- valve nology Corps., will speak about Classified Ad Mgr. MIKE DANIELS Soviets, Yanks Ernest Morrison ther the theory or practice of diciary has now chosen to ask "Space Propulsion Systems" in Day Editor JOHN GUSTAFSON ASB 8300 Germ that organization. I will go fur- a long list of "preguntas cal- Room 132. News Editor JERRY ARCA A Plea for Realism Spani Copy Editor _ BETTY LUBRANO ther in saying that the views of entes" (Spanish for hot ques- lisle, Andy Johnson, Lockheed Mis- Wanted Countries In Campus Parking Sports Editor GENE WILLIAMS Trygve Lie have been carica- Dr. Porter Complains tions). torn. siles & Space Co., will present a Society Editor CAROL SWENSEN The two most sought-after coun- tured and the spiritual antece- Editor: Many KEY-SPUR candidates lecture entitled "Polaris" at 3 Photo Editor MIKE MURPHY tries to represent at a Model Unit- About T&P &sada dents of the anti-MUN group I had found a parking space Policy have sobbed that this turmoil is p.m. Between 4 and 5 p.m. a Featur Editor GEORGE MARTIN ed Nations session are the USSR Business Manager JUDY FARRELL (most definitely including Ful- for my small car, with a foot Editor: so upsetting to them and is in- "Military Electronics Systems" and the U.S., reports Samuel Ohre- legs-" Firm Arts Editor JODY KINCAID ton Lewis Jr.) villified that man and a half to spare. I blessed On Friday, March 29, 1962, I deed unjust (poor, dear souls. panel discussion on Future Aero- Eschng Editor PAT ANGLE gon, secretary-general, MUN. driver of the small car in Tr when, as Secretary-General, he the personally delivered to the TArP may they rest?). Bill Hauck is space Technology will be con- Promotion 1,14angr DAVE BLOOM "To represent a country such advocated Red China's right to parked just ahead of me for box a letter beginning "The disgusted with the whole dirty ducted by Maury Raffensperger Public Relations Director JACK WATTS as the U.S. or the USSR," said the the Security Council seat now having the brains, foresight and worn limit hardly .....and end- mess. He is right, it is dirty. of the Phileo Corporation. Reporters: Manuel Avila, Ron Battini, MUN executive, "It is necessary Forrest Cassidy, Mike Dunne, John being occupied by the National humanitarianism to park up ing "American court of law," but very real for a change It The second business meeting. to have at least one representative small cars Gustafson, Brnd Jmes, Ruth Chinese. And to pretend that the front so that two with the notation that permis- may lead to disclosure. vitae!) which will include the election Johnson, Diae Judge, Tom Kelly, on every committee, plus one in might occupy that area, be- Soviet incumbent of the Assist- sion was granted to print in en- has such lasting effects. The of new Wing Headquarters, is Ralph Kress, Chester Landis, Ron every Council in which that coun- tween two driveways, which ant Secretary for Political and tirety or would appreciate re- cracking of this mess could act scheduled to end at 6:30. Leinio, Dian Mury, Dan McLean. try is entitled to have representa- was marked for one car. Stan Nescirnnto, Dave Newhouse, Security Council Affairs is any- turn of letter. as a deterrent to unethical be- All interested students and tion; the same as in the actual When I returned from a meet- Kai Slsoos, Seaphss Sasses,, Rome. thing more than an office boy I can well appreciate that you havior of this kind for years faculty are invited to attend. Topolski. U.N." ing, two hours later, there was for the Secretary-General is mis- might not find it desirable or to come. a police ticket on the wind- chievous nonsense as is illus- feasible to print the letter nor Great student interest in pol- shield. trated by the fact that the Sovi- to return the original. However, itics has been aroused. The KEY- Couldn't we be relistic and et Union has switched the holder just to keep the record clear, I SPUR candidates indulged in the admit that the one-car areas of that post seven times (hardly should like to state that permis- game of political hot potato for marked on the streets surround- indicating much respect for that sicn to print is to expire as of almost three hours with the ing this crowded campus are il- position); if under the present the issue of next Wednesday, KEY-SPUR issue last Thursday logical? Why not paint out the arrangement, the U.N. was in April 24. If not printed by that evening at the political hot spot. crosses and allow two small-car issue, I plan to distribute the Typical question dur- parking when, at each end of Allen Hall. letter myself on campus with the area there is a driveway? ing the session: some brief caption to the effect -SPUR? (pause. si- Why not? When backing out Q. Is KEY that it was submitted to the SD falling Cheeped S of the driveway, two small cars lenceThe sky is on March 29, but that SD was avid KEY - MIN .?:4111"f4341:".1 7P-14' are easier to see thru and over Chicken Little, an presumably unable to find space ' than one large air. SPUR supporter). for it, etc. ; Marian More-land A. Yes and no. Dr. Albert Porter, Ph.D. Confucius would say. Reader Applauds SPUR candidate is real political EDITOR'S NOTE: Before proesaid- embryo, no?" h e KEY Decision Ise, Professor. please check pogo Jim Marrin Editor: two of Tuesday's Daily, under the Asti 1539 MIN Congratulations, Cliff Gutter. heading, "Dr. Porter Nails Up 1 Takashi Komatwiski BEETLE man and Fred Best, for taking a Mesas' on the Wall." ASH 8129 FATIGUE? COMING SOON -- A second ROBERTS BOOK Try this one! This Rambler arnisrican 440 Convertible STORE en wad with lots of inside room, yet with compact to serve you. We'll be outside dimensions you can fit in tiny parking spaces. 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Although he Is now a sen- Nations orb* in the Student Quigley is not concerned atniut t the operation, is ex- 1,)ilp year of its 13th annual session. so in 1871 the school was moved ior pithily relations major. Union reveals three ruoms filled the anti-MUN faction., lie note,' ciei. a warm welcome to SJS WM Beley has not always worked ojeg founded in 1857 in to San Jose's Washington in with people busily preparing for that similar inotests have been "rne..teigis n d asual San Francisco as Minns' Eve- Square, the present campus site. P.R. this week's 13th annual session. made in the past at other eol- vito the pronai,c, ,,,i,te in- ning Normal School, dedicated In 1921 the normal schools of Ileley is from Billings, Mon- In the midst of all the seeming leges. The San Diego State (-01- vol.tsl especially the speakers.- to serving the San Fieincisco California became teachers col- tana. When he graduated from lege session whieh he attended school :system by keeping its leges and two years later San Billings Senior High School in last spring was the scene of suer' teachers abreast of the latest Jose State Teaehers College 1958. he "broke out in a cold actions. Mo%er's Day caching methods. awardol its that A.B. degree. sweat" when be realized he did "Ours is a neutral position ROWDY S.F. Since then the college has not have a profession. 0 are an educational organiza- Five years later the California pioneered in the field of teacher "All I had done in high school ,.-o. and thronrh vf"Si,,,I Cards state legislature established a education . . . with a training was sack groceries at a local I.. , Studio Cords SINOCULARS state school for the training of school. teacher placement serv- supermarket after school, and INSTRUMENTS Illilill ill ((II ((lilt I (Ill (Sill lilt ii Occasions OPTICAL teachers, and the California ice, instruction in industrial arts, work on ranches in the sum- Cards for all Al' SETTER STORES State Normal School opened its at:Lanced educational theory, a WATCH FOR Wedding Invitations doors in the basement of a San summer session for in-service With his enjoyment of letter INSTRUMENTS. INC. SWIFT Francisco high sehool leacherf, and several other in- writing in mind, he enrolled in PAUL'S s, Jots Calif. Seaton 25, Moss. Rowdy San Fri i .0o proved novations. the journalism school at Mon- OFFSTAGE Grect:rg Cord Shop EXPANSION tana State University that sum- I Fount.. 2 e:i6S I nc easingly the. college has mer. After writing a few pub- 511111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111- expanded its services into lib- licity releases for some of his eral arts and other occupational friends who were night club fields. Between 1927 and 1952 singers, he began to develop an OPEN the school changed its name to interest in publicity work. San Jose State STUDENT Monday College and in- This incurred the wrath of the augurated occupational f curricula MSU journalism school, which in lousiness, Stir4 DISCOUNTS Thursday police, librarianship, taught the "evils of publicity". journalism, engineering, items- Beley recalls one instructor, Dor- DICK QUIGLEY Friday nautics and a number of other othy Johnson, author of "The occupational confusion and turns 'It a seri- TILL 9 Hanging Tree", and the standard ous young man remains From an institution with the joke at MSU: "Public relations When the "ARROW" stri4es, come sole job of training elementary calm and unaffected t the hus- men get hung on Dorothy John- to GREENLEE'S new WEDDING El ECTRONIC PARTS & HI Fl EQUIPMENT school teachers, San Jose State tle and bustle around him. son's hanging tree out in back of Dick Qui.:ley, executive assist- has expanded to five divisions the journalism school." CAKE display room. .,nd 46 departments, with an ant to the Secretary General of r-’" United Radio and T.V. Supply Co. Beley left MSU to work for enrollment of more than 17000 MUN and assistant instructor KOOK-TV in Billings as a full- HOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS students and a faculty of 1,000. for the special class which has planned the program, is a tall, I.)), As the 23rd largest college in 4 a ( it; CY 84212 1425 W. SAN CARLOS the United States, SJS has slender person with a pensive. more full-time students than any serious expression. Re ki i Quigley received his bachelor other California state college vZriver)4V-c71Ttrm rrffrtYriS and occupies nearly 25 buildings of science de2ree from San Jose ,m Washington Square. State in June, 1961, and since that time he has been preparing Monterey institute o/ 5oreign &tidies for the position he now holds. of 1962, Quig- 9th Summer Session KSJS Schedules In the summer ley was selected by the Political 7 week session: July 8- August 24, 1963 Re-Broadcast Science Department to represent EUROPE 10 week session: June 17 August 24, 1963 San Jose State at a two-week student conference held in New Division of Political Arts Of Montagu Talk York at the United Nations. -,/2;- 4,- PLAN Dr. Ashley Following the conference, he Comprehensive programs for upper division and grad- Montagu's address. "The Nature remained in New to fi uate student- combining fundamental courses ITInoirv of of Human Nature" delivered month "working oi,:" History or Factors in Social Change with area studies April 18 to an overflow audience in Concert Hall, will be Office of Public Inf,:rop,,, .51 ;511.1 NOW focusing on problems of social change in China and Latin the American Association for America. t7 units i reltroadcast Thursday evening on KSJS. Dr. Montagu's speech UN" as an advisor and expert on MUN. STUDENT TC6oRS Division of Languages & Civilizations will begin at 7 p.m. Aerooting to KSJS program Quigley explained that. Ilse - Intensise undergraduate (elementary, intermediate, ad- didectiir Mike Neufeld, the ad- GENE BELEY organizations were plannim_ vanced. upper disisiont and gradnate cour,es in French, initiate a national Mt'N whs.!, dress was recorded by the Audio time copywriter. lie also worked German. It Japanese, Nlandarin Clineee, Russian and would convene at the New York Visual Center, and broadcast for the Yellowstone News, a CALL CY :4037 Spanish 16-11 units: combined elementary and interme- World's Fair in 1964. They also rights were secured by Dr. Frank weekly edited by Randy Poe, diate, 16 units). Instruction at all levels by native instruc- made plans for an international G. Willey. Coordinator of Exten- who was former feature editor tors, in language being studied. Some language houses sion services. and Miss Pauline for the Spartan Daily. t-m available. travel agency Lymberis, KSJS Education Di- "He influenced me quite a hit Accredited Its the Western Assn. of School.; and Col- rector. especially on coming to San Jose library Slates lege- a, a specializi'd institution granting the Master of Arts Neufeld further stated that State," said Beley. "I came dov, 60 NORTH FIRST ST. SAN in reaching foreign languages and political arts. beeause of the closing of Morris here in January, 1961, but s.r.s, JOSE Dailey Auditorium. KSJS would devalua t ed iny Montana tran- 4th Annual Lunch For farther information, write to: make every effort to rebroadcast scripts somewhat. so I went to Santa Clara County Free Li- all major speeches by visiting Direrfirr ,q Admissions San Jose City College for a se- brary will sponsor its fourth an- lecturers. KSJS has already re- mester. nual Books and Authors' lunch- lionterey Institute of Foreign Studies broadeast lectures by Dr. Wil- "That summer I went bark to eon at 12:30 today at Almaden liam C. Menninger and Dr. Ar- Box 1322, Monterey, California Montana and became a forest Country Club, 17001 Almaden nold J. Toynbee. fire fighter. While doing so. I Road. Master "Survival", a one-hour lecture sent pictures and stories back to The luncheon. commemorating series from San Diego State Col- the Billings Gazette to keep up National Library Week, is open JEV.ELERS lege. will be pre- emitted this my newspaper work at the same to all interested persons at -p week, allowing time for the Mon- time. $2.80, Reservations may be 72 S. First St, Westgste Shopping Center tagu broadcast. "I was editor in chief of the made by writing to San Jose 1620 Slrafoga Ave. Farrier, Santa Clara Phone 297-0920 Phone §e,swoo $1411 SJCC Times that fall, 379-3051 and in the Trophy Reward spring, 1962, I transferred to Free Library, 257 N. Market St A SIO reward for the return, San Jose State." Guest speaker for the lunch- TROPICAIRE eon will he Howard Brodie of Se Reutrito or information leading to the Beley began working as pub- return, of the Division Ft win- licity director of MUN last fall. Palo Alto. A portfolio of his ORIVE-IN TwinYon Dries-In ner's trophy awarded to Kappa "I wrote to every publication most memorable work of World COME FLY WITH ME' War Alpha Theta in last year's Push- for which I could think of any Il and Korea, entitled oo’d Bro,lie's War Draw- SEVEN Now Showing on bolls Screens cart Relays, is being offered by angle in which MUN could be SEAS TO CALMS' in,- his lost the sorority. featured. I talked to wire serv- been published. Lqitivmso "THE BIRDS" Saturday is the deadline for ices, newspapers, radio and TV An Alfred Hitched P,od,ct in ri,iirn of the perpetual trophy, people." 400 South Eire* St. .c.c..riling to Elaine Manley, Beley, after graduating in ,s -heart Relays chairman for June, plans to spend six months VIRIDIANA" "THE LEGEND OF LOBO - Don't Forget eappa Alpha Theta. in the army. Then he wants to The Proud and The Beautiful' Anyone knowing the where- become a public relations direc- abouts of the trophy is asked to tor and live on a small farm in DYNAMITE edit Miss Manley at CY 5-9877. the Los Gatos hills. TOW N E 306c 51 uoip 1433 Tho Married I South First DAVID AND LISA" 3111 "COME FLY WITH ME" SARATOGA H,,qh 0 Br...n GRAND OPEN! Uduro, April 29th 12 p.m. to 14502 Sig Eosin Way -SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS" Trip Ingmar Boroms4 Elms When you get a nes. hair- Rd Taylo, 'DEVILS WANTON" V 5,kcf,1,11 VIIII Alldilen Is ''conic' NIGHT Is MY FUTURE" ali4r- an a new soil alit- ( Pega.e. (mime in and let oar INIM11111011111W .tuff of evpert beatiticirio show sou the was to it, ak NOW PLAYING Ron! itAdinese. ESQUIRE CY 3 0105' Ezeusive First 10% discount for all college students Jet r 1070/5 jI'l\\ FUR Cam poi Rau_e y - CI 10. 2

Open: Top,. A I o 9:90 ') 00 FREUD f rote to p.m. 72 S. First St. ',opping Center Mom . NtOst 1 front 000 n M. In a pm. San Jose 01 -go Ave. I , st :s5 r A mutt 4 Phone 297-0910 379-10SI MONTGOMERY CLIFT A I Stud, 1011111111101111R 111111PIIIIIIIMIRH1111111111 4--8P.UtTAN D.kILT Sophomore Class Sponsors Contest Modeling Tryouts Home Economics Club Held 3:30 Tuesday Initiates Nine Women , To Elect Betty Coed, Joe College V's Alpha Rho chapter or Phi Up- Tryouts tor modeling in the Joe College and Betty Coed will row night from 9 I'm, to 1 a m silon Omicron, national Horne Ec- MA'S Women's Week Fashion ! be chosen by penny vote today and Admission is free, and the dance 1,11 be held Tus-sd Atm- onomics serotity, inoiattal MM. N. open to all tomorrow. Pictures of Joe and Bet- students. Tropai,, 1 AS at .t 3t us the At% 7,I. dingo IlleMlxL’S last week. The vet'. tn,my Hanaxed the chapter's bi-annual ty are in front of the cafeteria and of the Colleo Unitas Jim Vt lull by lastriet Courietio. Ten 140111414/ t bookstore, more class sponsored colitis Pt issalla Rowland from L'tah State himself a 'Pl. Winners will be announced at al be used for an all -school tarodsity state Pi .. lance in the Women's Gym tumor- part) at Santa Cruz in A luncheon followed the Milli- airowing sacrar : on and featured a talk by Dr.. 1.ath Darby. !Ins split Specialising in All Styles of New members of the club are ' dnd 0-4. Hank's Barber Shop Mary Ellen Corcoran. Mary Duns Moderne Dm. Co. Visher 'Nancy Dou4las. Joyce Feltner, ;aching I HENRY WATANABE 'entis Motels. Mary Pate, .11.14 ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr. ,alY 148 B. Alma 293-0705 a w' -,11111dr, Niii. Sharmiut and Shay- ! er in the Open Lies -Sat. 9-6 112711 Professional Pharmacists II one 0; batters. MARKHAM HALL residents, (I. to r.) Paul Gold- the Municipal Rifle Range on 10th Street. The PHONE CYpress 3-7500 rouble in stein and Rich Lundy hold up a banner adver- rally is open to the public and will be held rain SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS so pitche tising Markham Mayhem 1, a gimmick sports or shine. SAN JOSE. CALIF. batters. SCIENCE car rally, planned for Saturday nigh. at 7 at OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT SENIORS ALL AT AND Night Car Rally To Test Dr. Zoller Factory A o SANITARIANS Italy by Opportunity for professional growth through an intensive Speaks Out THE ALPS.. made in FABIANO Driver-Navigator Imported Boots for the Outdoor Man and Woman Teams Handmade training program offered by the California Department of Public Health. Gain knowledge and responsible experience in the broad tee us 1; Looking for a new date idea for should bring a clipboard, flash- For Manor Women, Siena Wedding field of Food and Drug reaulation. On Survival Brown Italian Suede, soft ti s weekend? Why not, enter light and map of Santa Clara birthday Starting salary $463 per month. Iarkharn Mayhem I. the and supple, will nswer first an- County. The $2 entrance fee may By STAN NASCIMENTO crack or harden. For Rock Son Jo Currently selecting those to be appoint..d upon graduation gimmick sports oar rally be paid before the race during a "This is the most terrifying doe- Climbing or Niking.Padded from applicants who have 30 units in sanitany. biological, and -;oreaored by Markham Hall regist rat ion perit umeM I have read. If any men Tongue and Quarter for i'he gimmick rally will begin at The rally is open to the public extreme comfort at the or chemical sc.ences. are living at the end of the cen- ankle. Vibram lug sule SEND RESUME TO: Saturday night in the San Jose and will be run rain or shine. tury, Fred Cook will have to be Men's N and L- Vanicipal Rifle Range parking lot, The finishing point will be at thanked for their survival." 6 to la, Ladies Hand M- FLOYD FRISCH ..,t1 Street. Entrants need not an eating establishment where the 5 to II. (Sizes 13 to 14 Such was the feeling of Dr. Wil- $3.00 Extrol PERSONNEL OFFICE -torts cars for any vehicle tally sheets s' ill be turned in and liam 0. Zoller. associate professor :rat 'sill hold a driver and a navi- scores ta-stial. Awards will be of Eratlish, as he reviewed Cook's CALIF. DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH ... tor is eligible. made at 1 am. -The Welfare State" at yester- A 2151 BERKELEY WAY At the start of the rally each day's book talk. BERKELEY, CALIF. triscr will be given route instAtc- asked I.ons and question sheets. These this typen osfbookwhimystheaedmofviae'Arlit- .! icautions must be answered as Book Exhibit erary work, Dr. Zoller comment- S. J. STATE'S FA :tle driver follows the route guide. ed: The only thing worth think- The ear with the largest num- ing about today is human sursival HOTTEST NEW a...1 SPRING IS ',el! of points at the end of the ays Trib ute as we are the first in histot! BIKE RIDING TIME ,..ce will he the winner. Trophies capable of doing ourselves in. SPOT... dash plaques will be awarded Everything else seems unimpor- Come in and see our complete stock ,.; the first, second and third placeTo tant in relation to this." for ,ramers. Also, a trophy will ht. Libraries Professor Zoller feels that mod- on to the group with the most ' nuclear war is self-defeating. DINING BIANCHI 12 SPEED participants in the top 20. Opening of the Central Wing, ern and Its moving tasks, have "because. no one can win in the The purpose of a gimmick rally DERAILER, from . . I left no time for SJS Library to end.- and *64" .. to stress alertness and accuracy ;celebrate National Library Week. The ever-expanding growth ....or speed. The rally is scheduled of which continues through Saturday. the is the DANCING end at midnight at a specified military in the U.S. However, the newly expanded main intensifying the Parts Expert :rashing point. Each car will be cause for library and its various exhibits can cold war, according to the re en a sealed envelope naming! - serve as a tribute to Accessories Repairs !He final destination, to be used Library viewer. Ha Week. Of the many exhibits, the "U.S. military strength, which on All .n!j when getting lost. Points will de .s. subtracted if the envelope is main one is in the four display our forefathers had so strongly 5-ette,J cteak tat Models pened. - cases of the lobby on the first feared, now also has multi-billion formerly Anthony's WI Each driver-navigator team floor, If. Here is the Western dollar economic power," said the! egn Books Exhihition, consisting of the professor, making it the largest Complete Dinners Bar-B-9 onl V.a-ii in states' 27 best hooks chets- world organization. ha, en be excellence in design. According to Cook, property 16 oz. New York Cut Steak S521.9755 StudentPresents Dri The exhibit is sym.sored by the owned by defense sssells to over 14 oz. Top Sirloin rtiemee rind Coffin Club, which is $160 billion, the military owning Ribs $1.95 Chicken ..... :up of people trying to pro- more than 32 million acres in this Cc Ornithology Paper ; wellence in bask binding country and more than 2 million Lobster Includes Garlic Broad, Salad Potato and Groan Salad wah CSS1131o:l85co05 f iitaWair eike chep A $250 grant from the Ornith- and printing- u other countries. .MMIMMIM Dressing. Roquefort Thousand Island 00 and Vinegar ii.gy Student Fellowship tecently I The books are being sent to var- ziiner mentioned pn,p. Dealers for Cuffais .15 Milk IS P.obert W. Smith. a may- ious colleges in the West. and SJS , eanda as another force increasing Schwinn Phillips Bianchi 's degree candidate in biological Library may have it until May 3. the tension in international situa- .S,rvoce . . . Fast and Friendly s;;;.nce at SJS. to present a tech- at ahich time it will go on to nuns. 950 South First Street special Discount Card for S.J.S. Students n.;.al paper before the annual University of California, Santa The taxpayer is paying for hi -- Cor meeting of the Cooper Ornitho- Barbara. 894 E. Santo Clara at 19th Street. CY 4-0742 essm brainwashing, while the lanai- 1 ..;gacal Society at the University Book lorries are ranging fillm!:cfandists are persuading hint that Co .: cooking to philosophy and culture force is the only o soh,' way The paper. "Night Activity of in the East and West, are varied , international problems." the Non-migratory While to suit almost anyone's interest. -crowned Also, in California. 24 per cent I Sparrow," was based on his thesis. F'or instance, the ..urfers may be of all employment dependependstutor I Smith teceived his B.A. in life interested in "Surfing in Hawaii," the arms industry, according le courses.... u ; science in 1961 :st. SJS. Ile is a a personal memoir by De n1 -- arra"- the author. Over half of Los An - member of Phi Eta Sigma, Taulaluithead. It also has notes on, les jobs are dependent on the GB Ita Phi and Phi Kappa Phi. fle I California, Australia, Peru, and ' defense industrj. If California h:ir' .. ,1 11u. Gertrude Witherspoon other surfing countries. a 25 pa- cent decrease in the riin register... rush !..larship in science NW- "Occidental College," a 75-year , industry, the state could beet: ; BO two years. history of the Los Angeles cultural; a disaster area. Since graduation Smith has been institution, is another of the best "It seems we must at all times researeh assistant to Dr. Richard printed books in the West. SI be ready for war to keep the stand ...wait... Mewaldt. associate professor of ; "Death Valley and the Greek peace," concluded Dr. Zoller. ' zoology, on a laid migration pro- ; Called Furnace," with photographs ...... CO lect supported in part by funds' by the renowned still-life photog- aw .. ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES . from the National Science Founda- rapher Ansel Adams, may also he,Accounting Banquet BE tarn and the US Nresj. sren in th,- ease. ... Eta shuffle ... go Alpha Sigma, tp.norary ii - counting society, will hold I!! YOUNG ADULTS ACCOUNTS INVITED! lions for fall officers at today', A compete Um el Intkraely kneresed hands meeting at 7:30 p.m in the Gard !. twitch ... fidget City Hofbratt, 51 S. Market S Wakes

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',mita Clara, open until 9:30 le Vidays Miindest, Thursdeys. Fr AsY, COCA.COLA BOMING COMPANY OF SAN JOSE, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA Visher Hurls No-Hitter, Freshman Track Circus Steals As Glovemen Split Pair 2c1111 definitely established It was the fourth no-hitter Berkeley of Show at Visher Triangular Jim of the San Jose Visher's himself as the ace pitching career and the By DAVE NEWHOUSE 17.7 4.10. 1.A.Ll.s staff Tuesday, first in Slate pitching collegiate ball. Ilse ssin Ringmaster Dean Miller threw on the home stretch, hit an adrii: improved his MO best to -Inning no-hitter evened throwing a seven up his record at 4-4. his freshman track circus into the able 21.5. . and thereby earned on State a.s the Spar- At Sacramento Spartan batters hacked up center ring when necessary to (Smithson NMI the 880 in -pot on the fresh two-mile relay Hornets, 6-0 Vish- sports the with tans split er's great performance with ten throttle California frosh and Col- 1:51.7, the best Dotal tline Iii ..-am that will run at Mt. San hits, San a Berkeley the nation to date. lie trailed Antonio College Saturday. and OA their second highest total of Thursday, April 25, 1963 eirAtITAN DAILY-0 lege of Mateo at Visher came within a whisker of the year. The big blow was a three- triangular Wednesday. sea Matee's Ron Benson IJ 12 Ken Good won the high jump pitching a perfect game, giving up run first inning homer by first The talented Spartababes, re- ii rd'. at the 440 mark, hut iit 6-2'2. then twice missed by a only a walk to the opposing pitch- baseman Tom Van Amburg. It was ceiving key performances from Ed caught the latter around the whisker at clearing 6-5. inning. He pitched er in the third only the second home run of the Moody and John Garrison. piled final eurve and won by six feet. one over the minimum of 21 season for Spartan batsmen. Bloodgood Goes Wild up 96 points to San Mateo's 49 Craig Fergus of San Jose went 10 didn't get into any scor- 46-6 in the triple jump, bettering batters. Ile Miles Yamamoto and Rick Bu- and Cal's 36. In dual meet the game, throwing only 75-47 his season's best by nearly two trouble in schini, leading the regulars in bat- ing. SJS rattled San Mateo anti striking out four Cal 109-36. feet. ',roan record holder Bob to pitches ting, each had two hits fes San and humiliated batters. In SJS Twin Win Moody rocketed off the start- Akers set a new discus mark of Jose. ing blocks In the 100 and held 150-31s. Sacramento came back Will Bill Bloodgood, who had had Guin Boggs reached first on an to on for a 9.14 victory over Cal In other noteworthy SJS efforts the nightcap. 4-0. only five hits in his first 19 trips error, and with two out, Blood- ALL NEW 1963 CARS behind the phenom Forrest Beaty. Both Ken Dunn won the shot put at two-hit pitching of Ross Wane. to the plate this season, suddenly good tripled to deep left-center AT LOWEST PRICES Beaty and third place Wayne 49-3,1 and the javelin in a best - Bill Bloodgood and Ken caught fire last night and drove to score the run. Fed.'s, Warranty, Dealer's SerYice Take,- Hermen of &Di clocked 9.9. ever 182-0. Joe Neff, nursing an hash' picked up the only two in the winning runs at both ends Also v...c1 cart at a real low discount. Phil McCowan started the seAC The heralded NIoody-Beaty duel injured hip, won the mile in Spartan hits In the ganie. of a double-header as San Jose Call 3411-4249 ond game for the Spartans, and began on the anchor leg of the 4:16.3, and Mel Holmes sprinted (Redwood City) State defeated the University of Jerry Gui.bor. who has had his faced only 11 men. He allowed .440-yard relay. Willie Itiemers the last 50 yards into a harsh win San Franciscu 5-4 and 3-2 at problems this season after having two runs on only one hit, but gave Moody a two-yard lead to for o 4TH quarter-mile victor:. Municipal Stadium. The win gave the team's top earned run average Was wild, walking four, kitting work with, and Ed held on for a Miller. leading by a healthy See us for all your bakery seeds. the Spartans a 5-0 league record. party postries. last year, started the game, but a batter and throning a wild win over Beaty. Both margin fleur the end of meet. Wedding cakes, Bloodgood, a right fielder who half-yard cokes and piss. was knocked out of the box after pitch. and Cal were timed in didn't enter any big names in birthday had started a few games but San Jose Jose's fluid Independent 2% innings. Jim Visher, who hurled a no- 41.7. the two-mile and onis used a San played mostly in the shadow of bakery Guibor's loss gave him an 0-3 hitter Tuesday, picked up for Mc- gained revenge in the make-up mile relay tandem. Carl Fisher, went three for four Beaty season record. He was 5-6 last sea- Cowan and didn't allow another I longer 220, barreling his 1S10 Several other San Jose cinder- in the opener and four for four son, with a 2.43 ERA. run, although giving up three pounds the curve for a five- men hit their best times this year in the nightcap. The hits raised around doubles and a single. He was in yard win over and Moody. at cold. nippy Edwards Field. Tim San Jose's next game will be his average in a single night from Hermen trouble in the sixth, when the Knowles ran second behind Denny Huntington Saturday, when the squad trav- .263 to .444. , in that order. Beaty, running on a bases were loaded, but worked hisl says: els to Moraga for a twin MI Bill Dawson started the first way out of it. with the St. Mary's Gaels. Each game, and went the distance to San Jose State scored twice in from camps. game will be seven innings. The record his second win of the "I found a blocks the fourth, on Bloodgood's second Mt. CY 2-44110 Brat will begin at 1 p.m. year against three losses. SAC Relays Near, triple of the evening, a hit batter, In a previous meeting between San Jose State opened the scor- a stolen base, and a single by Dave roommate with a the two teams, also a double-head- ing in the bottom of the first. on Doak. -.inch drove in the two runs. er. the Spartans came out on top, three singles. Gary Vice singled, The reserve catcher now has three I Daily '0 FAIRGROUNDS 2-1 and 8-2, even though they were stole second, and scored on another Tucker its Form Spartan hits for seven at -bats this year, 0 outhit in each game. hit by John Jurivich. Jurivich went .4 FAIRWAYS and five RBIs. A double-header between San to second on the throw to the Bud Winter and Dean Miller. Jim Groothoff and Jose Azesedo Classified Ad." 4 Golf Course Jose and University of Pacific, plate, and scored on Bloodgood's vaunted SJS track coaches, will The frosh will compete in the postponed because of rain Satur- first hit of the night. add to the cream of talent sched- mile and two-mile relay races Try it, it works! day, has been rescheduled for May USF took the lead in the sec- Judo Team Flies uled to laden the Mt. San An- A special two-mile baton go vvill 50` 8 in Stockton. The Spartans also ond, when it scored three times tonio Relays starting tomorrow feature UCLA and Occident 2 lines, I week, 2 dollA,s FOR GREEN FEES tangle with UOP on May 6, play- on two hits, an error and two at Walnut. Calif. hush teams against SJS WITH COPY OF THIS AD ing host to the Tigers for two walks. Back To Cornell U. Twenty-nine varsit y and fresh (Se, Sun. & Holidays excluded) tracksters will travel to Mt. Sat, games. The change in schedule San JOSS, State bounced back The Student Council Wednes- Antonio College. Danny Murt,h, 10TH A TULLY ROAD means that SJS's last four games with two more in the third on day allocated the funds necessary / brie \ 111" opens for San Jose in LOOKING FOR A Main% le/ will be with UOP. a double by Jurhich, an infield to fly coach Yash Uchida and a night's 10,000-meter run. I. single by Bloodgood, an error five-man judo delegation back to come back in the 5,000-meter evet. BETTER HAIRCUT? and a delayed steal. On the steal, the national championships at ARE YOU THIRSTY/ Saturday. RESTYLf CUT melted, cutting, Fisher, who had walked, broke Cornell University. shaping, shampoo, dressing. $QS0 Winter has scheduled weightmiil razor cut and finished str:e U Have your taste buds bees for second and was purposely SJS, the defending national ti- Dave Barker and John Dobroo $300 deprived of the exquisite caught between bases. Blood- tlist, will leave tonight for Ithica, RAZOR CUTS to compete in I he decathlon, the taste of an ORANGE JULIUS/ good scored from third as N.Y., the home of Cornell. The S235 grueling 10-event test which vv, STANLEYWARRIN CuT Why deny yourself this el- Fisher was run down and tagged tournament will run all day Sat- feature UCLA's fabulous C. E egant thirst quencher? For out. urday. Yang. PHONE CY4-1601 only 15c even Dante would USF tied it up in the seventh, Representing San Jose State will Ben Tucker has sweated 01.' THE STANLEY WARREN SHOP ST/ NLEY have agreed "it's a Devilish and last, inning on three singles. be Lee Parr, last year's 150-pound Jose most of the poison --acquired in 17 South 5, rand St, San Drink." The Dons had men on first and champion and Spartan team cap- teeth-pulling session with the den- third with one out, but couldn't tain; Gary Newquist. Dave Sawyer, tist a few weeks back, and is rated ORANGE JULIUS get another run. Kay Yamasaki and little Albert by Miller to be in prime Corner of 1st and San Fernando But in the bottom of the inning, Okamoto. condition Soft Drinks ON TAP Tucker ran three straight 5.: Newquist, in the 195-pound class, second quarter miles in practie and Sawyer. a 185-pounder, both itMEMINNEttnsmrt one day this week. Fred rim ti'. ATO garnered third places in the 1962 Sigma Chi, anchor mile on a rt. nationals at Colorado distance Enjoy Springs. Mirl-t- PIZZA team including Dwight Post Big Victories Uchida rates both as solid chances STATE MEAT MARKET to improve over last year's show- for study breaks Corner 4th and Santa Clara CY 2-7726 There were no close games in ing. Soccermen Test fraternity softball action yester- Yamasaki will compete at 165 for parties Complete Line First Quality Meats day, as the composite score of the pounds and Okamoto, Indians Tomorrow of the lone San ..1("o brill ,ipj five games was 66-6. brown belt making the trip, at cer schedui.- sail close tot::- Wholesale and Retail Sigma Chi posted the biggest 135 pounds. for dinner night at 8 when arch -rival Sim, margin, topping Delta Sigma Phi, THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 16-0. Morley Freitas hit a grand - ford invades Spartan Stadium slam home run to lead Sigma Chi test the local hooters. Pepperdine Waves batters. Coach Julie Menendez is hope' CUGGINO'S PIZZA Alpha Tau Omega beat Sigma that his team will avenge the t, GROUND BEEF Fresh & Lean 2 lb 89 862 No. 13th Street Pi, 14-0. Tom Kneeshaw threw a Whip Netters, 4-2 regular season defeats Stantot two-hitter for the winners, and pinned on S.1S last fall. near Me,' st BOILING BEEF Fresh I Lean 25 lb. Benny Lujan went four for four at Butch Krikorian's varsity tennis Last Saturday the Spartan lb.1 the plate, including a homer, triple team lost its second match in as sloshed to an unexpected 2-0 t! Open 4-12 p.m. daily '1,1 - and two donhles umph of the SJS alumni. SLICED BACON Armour Star fg 55 many days Tuesday, falling to Pep- Closed Wednesdays In other games, PI Kappa Al- perdine, 4-2, in a match in which The Spartan mentor praised ti pha d ped Theta Xi, 16-3: doubles competition was canceled plan of goalmakers Al Korbus an. CORNED 394 lb. 2-8119 BEEF Boneless Theta Chi knocked off Sigma because of darkness. Tuesday the Tom Zinther along with defensi, P.S.: We Deliver Call CY Phi Epsilon, 14,-13, and Phi Sigma Spartans were shut out by a strong standouts Dave Kingsley. I I BEEF STEW Boneless 6.5 lb. Kappa whipped Delta Upsilon, USC squad. Lindores and goalie Valdie 12-0. In the top match of the day, Plenty of FREE PARKING SJS In today's action. Sigma Pi faces No. 1 man Dick Drake lost to Pep- H Wholesale to Frets. Sorel-Ku and IbrardIng Delta Sigma Phi on field one, Al- perdine's Bob Lansdorp, 6-0, 3-6, pha Tau Omega plays Theta Xi on 6-4. The Ins.s left the Spartans with field two, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and a 9-4 season record. Phi Sigma Kappa meet on field Today and Friday the Spartans Who Put "Sand Cambers"? three, Sigma Chi challenges Sigma compete in the Ojai Tournament the Men in Phi Epsilon on field four, Pi Kappa in Ojai. Tuesday the SJS squad en- Alpha and Lambda Chi Alpha vie tertains the University FREEMAN'S of Califor- Sporting Goods Sports Clothing on field five. and Delta Upsilon nia at 2:30 p.m. on the Spartan and Theta Chi plan on field six. courts. Golf WOMEN'S Special Full line of active dtn sports Wear Next time you're at Starter Bermudas the store, pick up a Swim- Jamacias half-gallon carton of Sets 101=11111111101 Culottes wear fresh FOREMOST .. 5 irons Milk erd7r.1-1.4 milk. $29.95 tennis dresses 8, from swimweor by Jantico 2 woods The perfectly bal- $4.95 $24.95 MEN'S anced milk from FOREMOST ... Complete line of tennis wear: shorts, sweater, Special Student Rate FOREMOST $1 off req price for jacket's ... by McGregor HOMOGENIZED any tenni, racquet restrunq swimweor by Jantren ?linker of 41 or more tote Open Mon.. Thurs. 'id 9 Milk food products. Frre ;sorbing in rear osaer's W1115115 LI FOREMOST GOLDEN STATE Campus Slurp lit Yaws & Cisentry Village REEMA1:6 SPORT Cit4TER Than.. Si Fri. 50 So, 4th St Open Mon.. 400 N. lit St. GOLATI-4 -gECOND QrS.KJ JCPC.E. , Open Than., 7.51 p.m. Till 9 30 p.m. 244 CALIP: PP'

GOLDEN GATE BECKONS Learn About Jobs Leadership Camp --Thurs?:"1"5 Students Are Offered Nature School With 'Model' County Slated for August Two openings Santa Clara County government, for a August leadership traii Wig considered by authorities one of 111 Forms Due Summer in Germany will be partly financed by the its. the nation's prime examples of Isociateel Student Body, it Today is the deadline Ti, return- Interested in summer work and a tourist but to live and work was an. new-model county administration, ing scholarship appliaat ins fie the trael in Germany" there as a part of the German to the InItmegetilsriiori fee’it"itcvntly. for Camp three summer locations /it Field 1community. Secondly, it provides will send representatives Alin. A neo pr. gram for college stu- wrinca. located on Lake Mich,. Stialtes in Natural History. :lc - the Federal Republic of West Ger- San Jose campus Wednesday, vc, 50 dents has been organized by Is $75 per camper. SJS (fording to Dr. Nen Hutton. schol- many with additional labor to has May 1. rotted in the camp in p,... arship committee chairman. They Lufthansa German Airlines in co- . bolster and keep pace with the Under the banner "Santa Clara !years and has accumulatio should be turned in to the biology opera non with the Central Bureau present economic miracle. In the camp's treasury. storeroom. S227. by 5 p.m. for Employment Assistance, a County Como Day," tables will Theo-be,. To be eligible applicants must I this summer's applicants Financial need. factilty regen- federal German agency. Le set up near the Book Store tor will Ar I be bona fide American college stu- reit Uired to Pay only $20 fur mendations and a 2 5 erade peent 1 The program is geared toward dents and must submit application talks %Mt students interested in avet rive are eri Teri a t he cerium tee acerearlishing two ends. It pro- Ifurms by May I. Application forms about numerous wefts.. leaniing "ftei'lptraled by 2,000 colleio- st,. tN.e to (5..tt, .tte itt. ti:ts ales st,...tents oath the opportun- be requested from Lufthansa one) sainal job opportunities, ewel lent dents and young business 1 ,r S.:0`1111arly DOI only MS !German people Airliner., 91 Geary St.. the camp is owned and save salaries and benefits, and modern operated Gri Union Square. San Francisco, by the AMPrieittt Youth MISI /WWI seleraion met lords id' this Found4- Calif. tion. a rain-profit, JOB OFFER Io 141,Verru len t re-gam/al MIL 1,, tional organization dedicated Spartan Daily Classifieds After proeessine, each approved FrthThrElen will be as welcome as the purpose of "assisting applicant skill receive a detailed vowr: Career Day tables. people of capacity in life planninc job offer which will come from senims at all leadership training and all-around BUY 'EM! the employer around the first sseek ,. Representatives will describe op- of June. ortunities ' in 10 county depart- i Interested students may contar! Hospital. Adult and ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 Au' o Insurance for studen.s Phone 2413. Job offers will he based on the nients: Health. pl"a;.tnnL;BButler.;:re'''ed senior representatio- Bailey Ins. its GETTING READY for this Saturday's Golden Gate Park bicycle Juvenile Probation, Welfare. As- ...at So. Monroe student references, employment or Bill Holley, junior represent, , director, and Richard C'ommissioner, record, professional. technical or tour are Lana Lawson, weekend Co-Rec .sessor, Agricultural five, for more information. Burton. The two are seen here taking a break during their trip laimoi Control and Water ('omer- anal Roam,Jr,..''. ssar-oe. scientific qualifications, colleges 31arch Are you Fea cc to the Student Affairs Business Office, 13), where signups are vation, Library. and Purchasing. 45.1 -use a or universities attended, health, "U.S. 1) iA. being taken for the tour. All interested students may register and proficiency of languages. Opportunities in other of the "Invest Se.ern.cc aces for the trip until 5 p.m. today. iey W. Long lesurance Counseling. Job opportunities for men and county's 39 department will be de- UN- 13, ,eastern Ma'. Life rewards planning women range from unskilled work !scribed at the Personnel Depart- and "U. . - cwes re, cass, guaranteed in ment's table. ..,,sc y sre-ath o; 106 years (taper- in trade, commerce and industry. nism Gr :. helpers on farms and construction Ambassi sites to employment in restaurants, Administrators OR HIE 13 Two Bill EMPLOYMENT (18) ITTIMATE hotels and homes for the aged and Junior High Students IN FASHIONS ,, the th car tc: ass s' manager with sure various skilled work. Serony . Mr. 298.3361. o Visit Journalists LOST AND FOUND 121 Over 2,000 job openings have Co-Author New Book T Bobbie Brooke - Mi1.4 Pal sonic, to trai., been offered for this summer. It Fourteen seventh, eighth, and Lie Porter Ltd. 'INvo San Jose State College ad- iound in both h school and them pert the Last two weeks over 400 jobs pupils from Edwin .aniS. Major un the SJS educa- ninth grade 455 E. WILLIAM * neur./01b tar. Who-ten. CV 8.3362. irustrators have co-authored colleges. Ile joined Skeet have been filled. High School are Open College Teaching," a book just tion faculty in 1958 and aSSUI11,1 Markham Junior Niter CS 47444 ., Hound Students will receive $150 per HOUSING, (12) by McGraw-Hill Book his duties assistant to the presi- scheduled to visit the Department month and may work a maximum published dent in 1961. In 1960 he published , Modern I bed apt. E.rapes. carpets, sty.. of four months. 1C0. They are Dr. James W. Brown, of Journalism and Advertising to- Graduate Division, and -The Community Junior Collegia- AUTOMOTIVE (4) a Free . dryer. $75 mo. 252 1dean of the morrow for a tout of Spartan FAIRS AND CULTURE Dr. James W. Thornton Jr., assist- l!, holds B.A M.A.. and Ph Daily, La Torre, Lyke, and radii.- 19.60 Aust Innumerable festivals, fair s, : ant to the president. ,larees from Stanford Univeis,i% CAMPUS Prof licing qtrs. & storage for furnit. sightseeing and cultural events ' The two-part text examines his- TV facilities. MANAGER '53 Ford 2 -Dr. have been scheduled for American, torical and sociological back- Deadline Nears The class is the journalism Unfurnished duplex, I near students in Germany who wish to! grounds of higher education in Orden Ichinaga. 570 a homeroom of travel and supplement studies and America. Problems id college stu- RESPONSIBLE YOUNG Pont. 49 , -I, ft , Y 8 - teacher and SJS grado- work with practical experience dents and curriculum of libel-id For Fellowships Markham MAN abroad. arts colleges are discussed under Wednesday at 5 p.m. is the dead- , ate, and will be accompanied la WITH SALES For Sale: MERCHANDISE (16) -title, "Perspectives." line for faculty members to submit La Fond, SJS stUdent S Earnings for the summer work the sub Miss Sharon EXPERIENCE TO HELP will not be taxable due to the "Guidelines." the second portion proposals for College Faculty Re- 5,3*, so,',' es clubs----: s nc teacher for the group. TRAIN AND MANAGE 60 Perin. Scooter temporary working period and of the book discusses practical as- search Grants and Student Re- . ,d CO specs. -d. DC EL 4 4-’ announced the The visitors have been invited to COLLEGE SALES PEOPLE - . 4- a ' , rders. Phone when working on farms, hotels or pects of college teaching. search Fellowships, hea r a 9;30 a.m. address by Walt, , 55 Morris r N. Cr , oCer.s Co. ALpine 3.0276. hospital, accommodation.% will be Dean Brown, author of three 'College Research Committee. Pre- 2 provided by the premises. other texts in the audio-visual area , pose's should be turned in at the Raider. Mereury-News Washingt.,a Drafting Set: Leitz 162615MB. IS Centet, Adm159. chief. whose ta Plenty of leads. No Invest, SOVIE' , eeyer used. $17.50. Lobby The federal office or employ- of education, was state supervisor Research inSell'est tan Daily newsroom will deal with 30 Div. Bob. ment assistance will arrange to teaching materials for the state; Three appiications for Faculty merit. We train you. Excel- olai R. of the Research Grants and one for Stu. news management and access le the M 56 Ch., have the employers provide private of Virginia and supervisor lent Summer opportunity. Sell 3 sp. boys bike $12.50. Want On- accommodations for other job hold- University of Washington Film dent Research Fellowships tone Washington news. night - ,a7aes Pees,:h. P,cls CV 3-3161. era with German families for mod- Center prior to joinina the SJS been received to dale, according to ' Markham visitors will includa Counts '954 A y Send resume to Vita Craft WANTED: _sec) se ecwipment for erate rent. faculty in 195.3. He holds an A.B. Col, Emery A. Cook, college re- Pete Demmie, Bonnie Holcomb. Tickets boys Pacific Sales, 3645 Grand a CH 3-1098. degree from Central Washington search coordinator. 'Carolyn Meyers, Judy Rickard, today College and MA. and Ph.D. degrees Funds are available for appioxl- Lisa Epstein, Melinda Ceoksey, Di- Ave., No, 303, Oakland or or in t Wer ..,ero3b Me wanturn weights. Barbells and dumb anti 15 aim'Cr Webb, Jane Mouber, Jane a- booksti 253-2224. efrom the University of Chicago. mutely 30 faculty grants phone H.H. Winchester at Spartaguid Cook,, sen. Mat ilyn Mammon. Beverely steak Formerly vice president of student fellowships, said Col. 444-4615. 58 Fiat 600 Drurnme, S ed one 17 TODAY: [Orange1 Coast College. Dr. Thorn-, totaling a record $11,1350 to Is Yoder, Cindy AO-oam, Mary Mar& 1 or Si I Young Republicans: Jess Marlow ton has extensive teaching back- awarded, p,. Sand:' P.eqnirt. bussed Buick '56 con of NNW speaks on "Giaernment ' Valeria TO PLACE AN AD - Management of the News"; S164, Cuban Cali at Spartan Daily Ad Office with Check or Money Order. 8 p.m. ambass t*JSINESS SERVICES (8) No Phone Orders Hillet: meets in College Union, J207. 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