lp Brent Davis Hints Removal nrigade ard kuel ( S.1; legence Members Spattana Of Two 'Program' , trawl. 1rd A. Brent Davis, ASB president yes- be removed and said that he wouldigineering major announced in an terday announced at the Student speak to the group before making interview following the meeting Council meeting that there is a ' a decision, that he plans to give his full sup- .41110. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH were VOL 49 8, 1962 No. 79 possibility he may remove certain Davis indicated that faculty port to the proposal to close Set - isistant members of the Spartan program members on the committee may enth at. to traffic and to the pro- as. committee frorn office for what he also be replaced. posal to establish a dead day on . Jack. called failure to full their taiga- Robert Pisarto, fall freshman campus before the start of final Capt MUN Chairmen !I, class president, and Tom Volz examinations each semester. II Sgt 3 he president said that ASH were appointed to Student Coon- MAJoit ma ifir Prof. by-laws dictate that the commit- cil as freshman representatives ,indu((! Carmick Replies public tee is responsible for providing yesterday at the council meeting. Tom Volz, 18-year-old Appointed; End and a member of "a well-rounded program," and relations major NINE APPLICANTS (ctively that it has failed to do so. Theta Chi fraternity, has had no in an ert E, Davis declined to give names The men, selected by council previous college experience from nine applicants after a ASB office. His immediate aim, fiehard Preparations To Instructor's Attack of COMM t tee member, who may lengthy interviewing session, will he said in an interview after the taffited Replying to yesterday's story concerning depicting the communist conspiracy in With the Model United Nations serve for the remainder of the meeting, is to try to bring a higher Regional institute Mark Sheehan's 10 academic commandments a manner that places it in a position other er. Weaern Area semester. They replace Ty Wood degree of coordination between Al. which he feels ought to replace Prof. Edward than an enemy , San Jose State only two days ','Forgotten Village and Mike Eisenhower, who re- class and ASB governments. He at Carmick's 10 criteria for determining subver- - -attacking committees and activities of ,way, Secretary - General Sam ,cently became scholastically in- expressed a belief that the two sive and unprofessional conduct, Professor federal government, etc obregon has completed chairman eligible for the positions. governments are not as closely for the committee Carmick has issued the following statement: --weakening confidence in our free enter- 'Flamenco' Double appointments ISince the appointments are ef- coordinated as they should be. meetings. 1- -The present controversy, prise capitalist economy or in labor-manage- and conunission in which my Both representatives are for- will discuss various purposes and statements have been distorted ment relations ,t.tiirk,; Iedne,..ialtme.:.hePisano. Committees y have mer high school student body problems Saturday and misstated, stems from statements suggesting fear in the face of Russian At Weekly Classics the nternational made to resign as freshman president presidents; Pisan at nearby Del by threats morning at Centennial hall. Upon me as a subpoenaed witness before an in- Conflict between the old and Mon- -- remarks which could or before his term expires March 16. Mar high, and Volz at Ste. general agreement on terim committee of the California assembly, are calculated new Is the theme of "Forgotten reaching to weaken belief The 19-year-old electrical en- ica's in Santa Monica. ,,sues, the committees will submit on Jan. 15, 1962. in God Village," this week's classic films as- attacks on college administration their proposals to the general 2 Academic freedom was a very small presentation to be shown this -- pressing for adoption of socialism sembly. part of that statement. My real thesis was afternoon at 3:30 in the Concert Issues will be offered for open that American education-administrators were 4 At the same meeting with the council Hall and again at 7 p.m. in Mor- debate at the general assembly not meeting fully their vital responsibiliies of subcommittee and "off the record," in a reply ris Dailey auditorium. afternoon session at 2:45 p.m. in strengthening our national determination. to a member of the subcommittee, I said that The co-feature is a dance docu- .J. Will Select The public is in- I felt that such conduct was subversive. the men's gym. 8 Before the legislature's Committee, This mentary, "Flamenco." has been improperly treated in the report. vited to this meeting. I did not list any criteria for "unprofessional My "Forgotten Village," is a Mex- chairmen will be meaning of "subversive" given in Committee or subversive" conduct. some privity ican documentary based on John Bruneau, political and secur- was strictly a Webster's dictionary meaning Steinbeck's story, with English Tom Before the faculty council subcommittee Don Seney, economic and fi- as use of the word which I have applied to commentary by actor Burgess ity: which "investigated" me I made a prepared mbassador Johnston, trustee- myself in that I would subvert some of nancial; Doug the Meredith. The opportunity to represent n. for those who care to develop the Larson, adminis- statement. That part of my statement which attitudes of American education or its ship; Stephen present The ancient ways of life in a San Jose community in a foreign skills of human communication. and budgetary, and Liz bears upon Mark Sheehan's "Instructor Rat- day responsibilities. trative secluded Mexican village are country is now open to San Jose "The responsibility of an ambas- disarmament. ing Scale" is as follows: Stone, full 8 I should also point out that su.l, reports challenged when members of a State students, sador is as great as the privilege," A special political committee "My concern has been with matters which of academic freedom abuse as have been given sing villager's family become ill Students selected for the Exper- Dr. Stanley declared, will consider such questions as the weaken our national determination. I believe to me were unsolicited. In only one case om diseased well water. did intent in International Living pro- Algerian situation, and U.N. rep- that the following classes of professors' re- I make a pencil note. No such The village wise-woman instead THREE-PART JOB reports have gram will live with and learn from resentation for China. marks in class do directly or indirectly weak- been received since Jan. 15, 1962. I have no .ones "bitter airs" and recom- The three-part responsibility, as a family in the foreign country a SJS will enter three delegations en our national determination--and are in vio- interest in policing academic freedom ,,,rals chants and lotions. The outlined by the Experiment corn- :a and his choice for one month. in the institute. Sharon Holly lation of academic freedom in that they are have no system to suggest. :lagers refuse to listen to young mittee, involves gathering infor- of the Russian both controversial and not properly part of I Preliminary applications for the will be chairman My primary thought in January and now :an Diego, who pleads for med- mation needed for a background Karlsen heads assigned courses: ambassador role are available in delegation, Fred is that if our professors evesywhere would aid, and insist on the ritual- on economics, government. educe- and Efraim CH229 from Dr. Raymond W. Stan- the India delegation --deprecating our need for patriotism face the needs of our country for patriotism tic cures of their ancestors. tion and social customs of the the ley, associate professor of geog- Gugel will be chairman of --suggesting national shame and an understanding of the peril which faces The film has been described by country to be visited, as well as raphy and Experiment represents.- Israeli group. --emphasis on weakening our national pos- us, that they would direct actions according- :,as, Yorker magazine as "forth- on the U.S. tive at SJS. Deadline for entry is Obregtm expects more than 200 ture--anywhere from conciliation to surrender, ly--and such abuses of which I vigorous and stirring." It includes presenting this back- spoke would March 14. student delegates from 15 north- disarmament. rte. disappear. Dancers, singers and guitarists ground information to the host ern California colleges at the in- re featured in "Flamenco," a The local community arnbassa- country and family, while sending stitute Saturday. They will rep- iihn that combines Spain's scenery dor committee of the World Affairs home to local newspapers reports resent 26 countries from the west- and traditional dances against a council of San Jose will award one of the Experiment, ern, Afro-Asian and Soviet blocs. mick To Speak background of music by Albeniz. or more partial scholarships of up When the student returns he Students will adopt the diplo- Edward S. Carmick, associate , Granados and other Spanish corn- to $750 to the representatives, makes personal reports through Too Free'professor of industrial engineer- posers. 'Summerhill matic policies of the countries Selections will be made on the talks to the sponsoring San Jose they represent in an effort to du- ing, will speak before fellow far- basis of interviews and application community- ulty. plicate a typical United Nations members Friday from 12 u forms, Dr. Stanleyta said that senior Ric session. noon to 1:30 p.m. in room A and ltimat e W eapon Trimillos, 1961 ambassador to Ger- Welcome addresses at the 9 am. For U.S. Newman B in the cafeteria. "The Ultimate Weapon," a film HOME STAY EXPERIENCE many, is now appearing before Sart The opening meeting of the general "To many, 'Summerhill' is more since 1922 and em phasized that Professor Carmick, whose alle- on brain-washing based on army basic program of the Exper- Jose civic clubs and service organ- iment as.sembly in the Concert Hall will than a warm and colorful book f graduates make vcry good "ad- gallons of disloyalty among col- psychological research, will be includes a homestay exper- izations which sponsored his trip. he delivered by 1)r. William J. about child rearing. It is a way ijustments" to sock. ty when they lege and university faculties shown in Morris Dailey auditorium ience as the fundamental means of Deadline for preliminary appli- achieving SJS vice president; Brent to educate children," or. Robert 'leave the school. caused a turmoil among SJS fac- at 11:30 p.m. today, friendship, understanding cations is March 14. Preliminary and Davis, ASR president; Rodney E. Newman assistant professor of "The book clarifies in our ulty, will answer questions fol- The film, narrated by actor Ron- appreciation among the peo- interviews will take place March Walker, secretary-general of education, told an audience of stu- mind what we want our U.S. lowing his talk. ald Reagan, shows the differences ples of the world. 19-20. Final applications must be April's MUN western states ses- dents and faculty yesterday at the schools to accomplish," Dr. New- His appearance is being spon- in reaction to imprisonment of The challenge is for those who filed before March 26 and final in- sion, anti Obregon. book talk held in the cafeteria. man explained. sored by the American Association American servicemen from World can find an opportunity to con- terviews will be held March 31. Before a standing-room-only The entire book is an approach of University Professors. War I to Korea. tribute to personal, national and crowd in room A and 13, Dr. New- and method of education which The talk is open to all faculty Students Against Communism world understandira. while USing members, will sponsor the film. TASC Launches New Observatory, in. is the theory and opens up many new areas of with a family abroad for one thought. month. NOT IN AMERICA There IS unlimited opportunity Lecture Series 350 Miles High, "I don't feel a carbon copy of Summerhill would work in the This Afternoon Put U.S., and I am not really' for it YR Meets Tomorrow Up 'rho ne, Yesterday Dr. Newman admitted. .. t anyhow," teal
By Ala is, it. wt:i1B JR. "We want to get people think- group TASC (Toward Active Stu- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla ing of all possible methods of edu- To Elect Officers dent Communtyt, will launch a lec- (URD- -The United States yester- ,artion, even extreme possibilities ture series titled "Modern Political day launched the first of a new like Summerhill. The problem is The Young Republican club will I and Economic Thought" this after- series of satellites to find a way Orr us to leave the normal stream elect officers for the spring se- noon at 3:30 in CH149. new to forecast radiation "storms" of references and entertain mester tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Dr. Bud R. Hutchinson. assistant he that threaten man's flight through methods and enlarge horizons," CH135, according to Richard Reeb, professor of business and eco- kIkice. said. Young Republican publicity di- nomirs. will speak on "Frederick A Thor-Delta rocket thundered . Newman emphasized, "I rector. Engles and Karl Marx." Darn don't think our schools are hor- its launching pad at 8:06 John Gustafson. current YR TASC's first group meeting will ).m. rible. The point is, the world is PST with the 458-pound president, announced today that consider student grievances tonight so moonlet tucked in its nose. changing at a dramatic pace, he will not seek re-election. The at 8 in TH27. our schools are always behind the offices The satellite, called an Orbiting open are, president, vice Both the lecture and the group Solar times." Observator OSO, was aimed president, secretara% treasurer and meeting sill be open to the public. toward a EASY SLOGANS representative-at -large, according nearly circular orbit ROBERT E. NEWMAN The group is dedicated to "put - more than DR. Faced with agonizing appraisal to Reeb. 35() miles above earth. Book sing democracy into practice in p0- . . . Child Rearing of our schools, it is hard to be Also Scienti,ts hoped 080-1, which on the agenda will be a litical and educational areas," ac- cost more written critical, "so we slip into easy report from the fact-finding than $6 million to thoughts of "Summerhill," corn- cording to Richard Rubacher, TA - like 'freedom and brother- launch, would remain "alive" for by A. S. Neill, director of the slogans mittee. The committee was set uP SC coordinat..'
;It least six months. English school of the same name. hood, he said. by the YR club to consider candi- -
080-1, carrying a series of 13 "Summerhill" offers a radical "The big challenge in schools dates for the 25th assembly dis- experiments was designed to take approach to child rearing and ed- today is character education," Dr. trict primary race, the first direct, undistorted look ucation unlike anything ever at- Newman declared. Tomorrow's SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Jean Lucchesi receives a $500 at the two tempted in U.S. schools. He pointed out that the success is largely due to scholarship for outstanding participation in the San Jose State The sun is the source of high- ADVOCATES FREEDOM of Summerhill College -Hart's student management workshop from Ales Hart, Two ASB Posts The 'VensilY radiation that whips Neill advocates freedom in per- Neill's personal strength and his through understanding and relationship president of Hart's department store. space threatening manned sonal life and in learning: freedom with the children. Day! night to the moon and planets. to attend classes or not, freedom Deadline March 4 Thesatellite loaf," freedom to "Could there be another Sum- Tomorrow's the last day to take today was the first to "joyfully advantage of the of a group free- merhitl without Nei II ?" he con- Applications Baker's Dose the federal space agen- swear, freedom to get dirty, Coed Wins $500 Scholarship are now being ac- Saha savings on Diamond Con ,Y plans to launch during the next dom to participate in democratic cluded. cepted for the positions of junuu. temporary Greeting Cards. These 11 yeart.; - period covering one self-govenunent, freedom from and senior representatives on S' , - cards, which normally sell for 25, full sun spot things sexual or religious, 'Where dent Council, ASH personnel of I ,- each, ere now priced to move cycle. fear of Boys Are’ In Hart's Business Workshop at . Scientists said the lengthy study freedom from fear that one has to cer Barney Goldstein announced Doreen Lucchesi, SJS jun-i student with an interest, in some "h tlid Produce a method for Pre- earn love from adults. At Friday Flicks Jean yesterday. 410ing solar flares. These erup- "Neill feels that children should' Where Ilse !toss Art-, ' also ior marketing major, has been; phase of marketing, and who shows Interested students may obtain tions on the face of the sun would have freedom to live a childhood where you'll find the girls; so awarded a $500 scholarship for promise of managerial ability. application blanks at the College for 25c make manned flight through space as free as possible from adult -set explains the title of tomorrow outstanding participation in the A graduate of Notre Dame high Union, 315 5, Ninth at, and must 3 a lethal proposition on the aver- arbitrary rules and behavior night's Friday Flick, 7:30 at Mor- San Jose State College-Hart's stu- school, the award winner will be return them by noon Wednesday. of one day out of 45, and codes," Dr. Newman explained. i-is Dailey auditorium. dent management workshop for graduated from San Jose State Applicants will be interviewed be- would make a flight to the moon His radical, at times idealistic. The invasion of Fort Lauder- 1962. in June, 1963. fore Student Council that day. for $1 firing dale, Florida by 20,000 13 four or five other days of theory of education is put into collegians Miss Lucchesi was understudy Runner-up in the competition Applicants for either post must this period an extremely danger- practice at Summerhill, a board- for a frenzied two-week Easter to Leopold Amolsky. Hart's mer- was Vincent Nino Morales. Re- he in clear standing with a 2.25 1555 vacation is undertaking. ing school located 100 miles from the subject of tomor- chandising manager, during the mixing honorable mention were overall grade average. Junior ap- I Spartan Scientists row's said the problem of London and attended by boys and frank comedy. workshop. Robert A. Weers, Larry George plicants must have completed at ,Pacts The radiation would have to be girls from age five to 17. film stars Dolores Hart, The A. J. Hart scholarship, Armstrong, Don F. McWilliams, least 60 but no more than 901 by Bookstore Set Providing heavy shielding Neill, now 80 years old, has been George Hamilton and Connie named for the founder of the Richard M. Estill and Bennie E. units: seniors must have at least for ast Right On Campu, ronauts. testing his theory at the school Francis. store, is awarded annually to a Ferguson, 190 units completed. phi 2 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, March 8, 1962 Editorial What Happens When. Lindbergh and Glenn When Parties Clash Make Flying History Rational di ention is good. A hen two parties of opposing r KEITH TAKAHASHI children. The fairer 1. views clash and the result is a workable compromise that is good. By sex Inus, it century take this However, when parties with these differing views base their Within the twentieth marital status int, have been il- consideration before dissention on emotion and ignore rationality completely. cam; k( r420 many Americans breaking results and no common ground on which to stand can be f I. luminated in the national and away into a dead faint. But, the il'hen this occurs, the parties of the clashing viewpoints international limelight. popularity of Glenn and begin to look at each other only as enemies and not as groups Among them, Charles Lind- Lindbergh does not rev Col. John Glenn with women. An of human beings: they forget that the views of the opposition bergh and Lt. entire namion. never before youngsters and no matter how strange they may be must seem feasible or jr. performed feats oldsters alike, have transformed workable to that opposition. If each side remembered this, how- accomplished by their country- these two ever, when dissention occurs, dissention would hate a chance men. In 1927, Lindbergh spanned to national heroes. Why? of remaining rational. the Atlantic in his silver mono- Americans have always shown a tendency to At San Jose State there seems to be emotional dessention plane "The Spirit of St. Louis." picture their he. to make roes as men with that based on hate and distrust rather than on clashing view- becoming the first man a mission to to fulfill, indomitable points. Often a political party will have a view or action op- a solo flight from New York and cow',. posed by the contrasting party not because of its lack of merit Paris non-stop. And now 35 genus. The hero but because it is backed by the opposition and therefore must years later, John Glenn became of American loll. be evil. the first man in the free world lore and the mass media. be he town At San Jose State there are two factions one that believes to loft into space and orbit the marshal or frontiersman. in preserving the American way by eliminating communism and earth. represents combat of a typr. over- which many feel is another that believes in the same thing by permitting lllll 1111111- Both men became heroes disappearing from modern il4t14 to speak and defeating them through a study of their doc- night. Their accomplishments civilization eem. trine. captured the imagination of the bat on a personal level. Which faction is right? Should we eliminate the communist country. National pride soared, To the person of an indus- element which has admitted its intention to overthrow the Amer- for both "Lucky Lindy," and trialized country, fast becoming ican way? Or should we listen to its arguments, cool i dent that John Glenn represented the sci- automated and urbanized, battle our belief and others' belief in the American way will answer entific and technical skills of with a single adversary or with these arguments? America, as well as great cour- nature is combat on a personal TEN It may be impossible to decide which faction is absolutely age. level. correct. However, they both seem to have the same goal that Streets, parks, towns and in The frontiersman matching of preserving the American way. Lindbergh's case, a dance craze his woodcraft against the wil- If the dissention were rational, both parties would realize (the "lindy") were named after derness, the town marshal far. they have a common goal but differ in views on how to obtain it. these heroes. ing the villain at high noon. the With such an understanding, these factions, though differ- TICKERTAPE PARADE lone aviator crossing the Allan. poet ing in views and methods, may be able to aim toward the preser- In 1927, Lindbergh was given tic or one man's leap into space of giant tickertape parade in represent this combat. vation the American way rather than the destruction of each a Na other,- 1'. P. New York city. Glenn was also BOTH COURAGEOUS accorded the same tumultuous Both men had a mission to The Wings Are Off the Bird. honor this year by millions of fulfill, progressing the field of A New Yorkers. knowledge in a fledgling pro- S.spanst Matter of Space If one is to determine popu- fession; aviation for Lindbergh How many times have you nearly driven your auto into the larity by parades, present fig- and spaceflight for Glenn. High trunk of a foreign car muzzled between two Detroit giants? In ures give Glenn a slight lead skill and courage were mani- Ir C the parking process, it is hard to see the "runts- until you are Broadway Stars Jane Morgan, John Raitt over Lindbergh. fested by each man. nearly in the space. Old hands at determining Lone man's struggle taith, and The hind quarters of many of these small breeds is so low such matters, the New York victory over the forces of na- and abbreviated that it is hidden from view as harried Spartans Bring Musical Revue to S.J. Tonight City sanitation department an- ture were spotlighted in the drive around the block looking for a parking space. nounced that over 3500 tons of achievements of Lindbergh and outstanding Broad- John Raitt, a big baritone, is The New Englander made her oCt: San Bernardino Valley college has solved the situation! Songs from confetti was hauled in from Glenn. It be sung to- one of Broadway's top musical Broadway debut as the featured has installed special parking areas for small cars only. way musicals will Glenn's parade, nearly doubling Yet, the accomplishments of An area Morgan and John and comedy stars. He has ap- singer in the musical production around the college's new business building was originally night by Jane the amount showered on Lind- both men were the culmination to be bring their peared in such great hits as the of the "Ziegfeld Follies," which used for planting trees. However, necessity ruled Raitt when they bergh. of efforts of many persons work- over beauty. revue to "Pajama Game" and "Carou- starred Bea Lillie. Thus, SBVA has 60 such small car parking slots. "Broadway to Paris" Although Glenn's venture into ing behind the scenes; persons civic auditorium. sel" and has performed in sum- Miss Morgan is noted as one who will never share the lime- It might be sensible to introduce small car parking spaces space makes Lindbergh's per- Tickets to the 8:30 p.m. show mer stock and on television. of the best -dressed women in the light. the next time the perimeter of SJS is measured for parking slots. formance seem antiquated, are available at the San Jose A native of California, Raitt show business and boasts a col- a definite This of course detracts The exact number of small cars here is not known. However, we "Lone Eagle," still has 'lothing box office, Hotel Ste. Claire, is a big-shouldered former ath- lection of more than 200 hats. from the accomplishments of are overly familiar with the little hug that uses edge over the Marine astronaut only one-third of sta., at lete. He attended the Univer- the available room in Market and San Carlos women. Lindbergh and Glenn. They were the space, but still requires the entire slot. Southern California on This car and three $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50. sity of Wherever Lindbergh went he both representatives of the sci- more like it could fit into one regular- but trans- size parking space. The two Broadway stars will a track scholarship was mobbed by women, many of entific and technological ad- S ferred to Redlands university NM II And now motor scooters! appear with a repertoire of whom swooned when they caught vances in their professions. It Presently, scooter riders are un- when the S.C. track coach A fird able to find space to songs from musicals written by sight of him. In 1927, Lindbergh also indicates that chilization park where someone does not object. If football. they park on the such popular composers as wouldn't let him play was young, handsome and un- progresses through the corn- sidewalk, they are ticketed. If they leave their well known scooters in a parking Rodgers and Hammerstein, Ler- Miss Morgan is married. ibned work of many and cannot place, a car may nuzzle into the space, too, for her ap- and threaten the balance ner and Lowe and Romberg. throughout Europe BUT GLENN'S MARRIED be completely measured by the of the scooter. Then there is the indi- night clubs of vidualistic scooter pilot. pearance at the Glenn in contrast to this is single accomplishments of a He is the one who parks directly in the Geneva, Brus- middle of a parking Rome, Madrid, married and the father of two few. space. Biarritz, London Economy of space sels, Cannes, is the prime item under consideration Carlo. here. Locations two-parking and Monte -space-wide could be reserved for The young soprano started her scooters and motorcycles to park around the campus. career at a New York pub, Remember, SJS is growing. It is time to plan for special cases where she sang as a band vocal- Annual Concert Schedule in parking. Disabled students are already provided with special ist to work her way through places on Seventh si. It is also a must to make room for the small cars the Julliard school of music. and scooters that provide transportation for our students. T.B. Miss Morgan was "discovered" Featuring A Capella Choi by the well-known French im- The choir will also perform pressario Bernard Hilda. He The San Jose State College Rachmaninoff's "Ave Maria" signed her to a contract with cappella choir's annual con- presented in Con- and "Praise the Lord of Hear- the Club des Champs Elysees, JOHN RAITT cert will be Monday Music Enriches a top night club in Paris. . . . musical comedy star cert Hall at 8:15 p.m.
Life, a cappella the and Tuesday. The concert is this Featured works on the pro- choir's first performance per- gram are the "Stabat Mater" semester. Last semester it
Practice Makes Perfect by Palestrina and the three formed locally in Beethoven's Analysis of India's Election and in Hoy- By (.AY PAI'LEV 35 years has toured the shakespearen songs by Vaughan- Ninth Symphony world with the NEW YORK (UPI t Today’s and is director Williams. haness' Magnificant of the New or- child may be attuned School of The Choraliers, madrigal Santa Clara Philharmonic more to Music, Philadelphia. JANE MORGAN And Menon's Win Margin listening to than making music The musician conceded that Bo 1'IlIt. NEWSOM group, will sing five songs for chestra. . . . night club vocalist United States, Indian politicians Tuesday's con; because parental discipline is when he was a child there were UPI Foreign News Analyst the concert, including Brahms' Monday's and have been assessing results of the and open to the lax. fewer interruptions of music As is common practice in the "Lovesong Waltzes," Op. 52, certs are free general elections which returned Getting Johnnie or Jane to practice "no television, no soup- public. prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's practice music lessons calls for ed -up cars to occupy ow- time." it Pentagon Hit Congress party to power by its firm, but friendly discipline It helps if the parents provide Japanese Writing usual comfortable margin. Mistaken Identity it W the same type Lt. Col. John H. a child a musical climate, said Spaztanailj Greatest surprise of the election Glenn jr. apparently is using the musician in an interview By Report was the North Bombay vote which with 16-year-old son David and during a visit to New York. Will Be Topic On And Adolenscence matter April Krishna Menon, Entered as second class his Boy Scout activities. "Some parents expect this, WASHINGTON (UPI) The returned V. K. Jose, California, uo- 24, 1934, at San Mee. This "I'm with you but you like everything else, to be push- House armed services commit- Nehru's controversial defense min- der the act of March 3, 1879. TV's 'Perspective' Publish have to practice" routine is button," he said. "But you can tee urged Congress yesterday to ister, to parliament by the great- Are Theater Topics bar California Newspaper -The Art of Nihon ,ti, ' a dis- Published daily by Asso- recommended by a musician and help your child to a "direct" the administration to est margin ever recorded in India. Scenes fmtn a Roman farce Association. Stat. love and cussion of the art of Japanese Students of San Jose music teacher, Krishna Menon's win over old ciated Sunday, who took notice appreciation of music by sur- move toward production of the writing, will he presented Sat- and a 20th century comedy will College except Saturday and "LO of Glenn's Gandhi follower, A. Kripalini, by Subscription It remark recently that rounding him with it at home, 1370 bomber. It sharply rapped urday at 11:30 a.m, on the be presented at 3:30 p.m. today during college year. he was more than 100 thousand votes was only on a rerna;nder-of-semet "beating" David over the with records as well as with a the Pentagon for ignoring re- weekly television show Perspec- in Studio theater, SD103, by a espied Pinch greater than any ever achieved by ter basis. Full academic year. head to see that he fulfilled piano or other instruments." cent similar orders. stage directing class. -campus price 1,1 4 tive, KNTV, Channel 11. Nehru himself. semester $4.50. Off requirements for Eagle Scout. "Don't worry about getting In a report to the House on a Presented under the Speech 4.&$i Edits" IRE The historic development of copy. 10 cents. CY Ado, Glenn smiled affectionately at beyond their reach," he said. $13 billion military procurement The campaign was one of the bit- and Drama department's weekly 2384, 2385. 7186. Japanese writing forms from Ert. 2383, 2083. 2014, his son as he mentioned the "I've seen children at grade bill the committee cited the con- terest in the history of Indian elec- Studio Hour, the play excerpts using Ert. 2081, 2082. ancient Chinese writing will be Printing Co. Office tieu6 "beating" before a group of school level enjoying Haydn stitutional duty of Congress to tions, and at one stage threatened are performed as a class exer- Press of Globe and traced by Dr. Harris Martin, p.m., Monday throu94 Boy Scouts to split the Congress party itself. hours 145.420 should be during his New York Ravel and Bach. "raise and support armies" and assistant professor of history. cise. Friday. Any phorn calls visit. Kripalini played heavily on the MUSIC IN EVERYBODY challenged members to reclaim Dr. Kazumitsu Kato, assist- The modern comedy will be made during these hours. You don't theme that a vote for Krishna PERKIO literally heat the "There is music in everybody. their eroded authority over na- ant professor of philosophy, will directed by student Marty Ne- Editor CAROLYN child into practice. said Every tional defense. Menon was a vote for communism, dom...... - Max child has talent. It thrives illustrate the discussion and Pla t us.' farce comedy, Advertising Manager Aronoff, director and even brought up a 10-year-old SHERRY THOSum of the New according to his background. The report accompanied a bill further explain the aesthetics of "The Brothers Menaechmus," School of charge of misappropriation of pub- JESSE CHOI Music, Philadelphia. The ear is there if you feed it. to which the committee last the art. will he directed by Maria Wida, Day Editor Is POSITIONS But if you want a Child to make "Discipline plus exposure this week added 5491 million in un- lic funds, member of the stage directing STAFF JOLLY Perspective is produced by the ..... WANDA music see that he practices each is my recipe." sought mandatory authority to The latter arose from the so- class News Editor EAGLE ( Speech and Drama department's Manager ...... DON day even though he would called $100,000 "jeep scandal" in Office RAGLAND When to start, a child on mu- prepare for actual procurement radio-television area under "The Brothers Menriechmus" Sports Edlor E rather be out playing which Krishna Menon was a cell- JANE YOUNG baseball. sic lessons? of the 2000-mile an hour bomb- Richard Elliott, assistant profes- concerns a ease of mistaken Copy Editor ...... ON tral figure although never aceused ... . LESTER NOBODY LOVES PRACTICE A rtYflftf f believes "as soon as er. Defense Secretary Robert S. sor of drama. Graduate student identity among twin brothers. Feature Editor HEADINGS or personal profit. Fine Arts Editor CHRIS "I can't say I loved practic- they know A, B, C, D . . . can McNamara so far has author- Howard Reed is director of the The double leading roles of the The Congress party with which Society Editor CHALLBERG ing either," said Aronoff. "That's count one, two, three, four, ized only research and devel- weekly show. brothers is played by Gerald DRUCILLA five . . . " Nehru returned to power, not only Proust, KEITH TAKAHASHI like a kid saying he loves to opment. Others in the class cast Wire Editor YAMAMOTO brush his teeth. But my old And why give a child musical McNamara said he will ask in Parliament but in virtually es - are Ann Morris, Bonnie Rase- Photo Editor MARGIE DON CHAPMAN! training? for an opportunity to appear be- cry state in India, has been the veare, Ray Goliveia, Gayle Lewis Exchange Editor LUTAT man made sure I did . . . and Opera Excerpts Menegasr GLENN Not only because fore the appropriate enuntry's chief political party for and Del Promotion Tinto* It. after four or five years, I be- it enriches congres- Franks, Reporters: Gary Anderson, Farmer, his whole To Be Shown more than three-quarters of a cen- John gan to enjoy the music. life, said Arnnoff, who sional committees in opposition Bob Browning leads the east Barr, Jesse Chambers. Harriman:0. Verdi's tury. Barbara "Behind every fine musician, has been giving music lessons to expanding the 870 program. Filmed excerpts from of the second play as H young John R. Henry, Kenneth. Thomas you wtH find a fine parent." since he was 12, hut hecairse "The secretary said he met. opera "La Traviata" will he Observers in India expect no boy who wants to he accepted Joan Jackson, Nedom, (lob Lund, Marty it helps channel a youngster in with the Joint rhiefs of Staff shown today at 11:36 a.m, in sharp turn to the left as result as an adult. Supporting Carolyn Prudy SW* Aronoff, a genial man in his roles Pacini, Manuel Robles, the right direction. for more than two hours earlier Concert Hall to the survey of of Krishna Menon's victory. But arc played by Gretchen Greene, Chola., 50's, has been playing the viola Bradlee'', Tani "Did you know," he said, "that this week, and that all hut Air music literature data. The Tries- they do expect Nehru to deal se- Steve West and Rob Koch, Salesmen, Bill Phil Hit Jerry Hem since he was seven years old. 98 per cent of the Force Gen. Curtis E. LeMay day and Thursday class meet- verely with his critics and to press The stage Judy Crabtree, Nobs!" penal popu- directing class is Gus Norton. Dies Dta the open to all interested even more energetically his plans gins, 01415', He is an original member of lation never had music train- supported the present 870 devel- trigs are taught by Dr Paid W Davee. Pat O'Danielt, Darr oll Schock, Curtis String Quartet which for ing?" opment program. persons, for a socialist economy. associate professor of drama. gtcl m,eter, Robert plications Ready LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS or Jr. Class V.P. Sparta- o-Pound Thrust and Parry SIC' 1/(1] in der ot ram ii%rolable 'Spartan Daily By DRU CHALLBERG attack and retaliation bears lit- 4 P!lotion5 lor the or- eelleve Iltilon Society Editor Has Erred Again' tle relation to the strength of vice orese Editor: of junie, airtiA tustielltolv PI - Wild emotion. - The Sparta, I.r.,uy has erred which office is open due to Fifteen San Jose State foreign students will be honored tonight SC:V.(20 If this is the -fear" to The again and consequently owes its Carrnick alludes, then 'C'''ion of Lee during a foreign student program dinner at tire sorority house. Marg- 7:V.P,,1211/4.1.-1=94ycziet. Professor Baker is the readers yet another apology for I would like to make it known t into Alan Malyon, ie activities chairman. re:cortivn ale, to careless reporting and editing. a strong proponent of Caking Marilyn Cox, Model United Nations deleglite for India, will par- that I am Two successive stories con- president ticipate in the regional session of MUN, Saturday, at SJS. Acting it. Quite involuntarily. This fear be a member _ cerning Dr. Tansey's speech, hear any- Glenn Applicants ruler as pages for the session will be Carol Beals, Donna Bell, Diane Brok- comes on whenever I at the junior sell, Claire Jacobs, Diane Madsen, "What Is a Liberal?" appeared one, college professors included, t rest or standing Eddy Marino, Kathy McMurray, C. Judy Mills, Martha Newman, on the front page of the Spar- speak of nuclear war, whether nation, an (Arran grade point Carole Peloquin, Pat Spence and Mary- unh lyn Starr. tan Daily designating the date their intention was to make me alike, 2.25. of the lecture as "toTHOITC/W." of Valerie Tint i, newly initiated house sister. Is question the arms race or wo i. in Box a finalist in the Miss ironsale dui Isiek San Leandro contest. The first story was printed whether it was to make me feel by Friday, March 5, the second. March 6. of our showt the College Union KAPPA ALPHA THETA secure at the thought Is or was Dr. Tansey's speech mighty defense system. It is a eir he. cti 16. Kappa Alpha Theta set its spring officer slate for Karen Wins- yesterday, today or tomorrow? natural reaction of my viscera son to appointment will be matIc low, president: Charles Mary Hagarty, first vice president; Jeanne To Also, contrarj to pastel' pub- at the thought of being fried; I count. the ex- Longinotti, second vice president; Nancy Hoel, recording secretary; reommendation of licizing a lecture to be given by to be Jan Koch, corresponding secretary, and I.inda Fitzgerald, just can't bring myself with the approval treasurer. Salim Jourbran, head of the r folk. happy about it all. KAPPA DELTA Israel Federation of Labor, on he he council. Page Browaton eltrss Initiation ceremonies climaxed the Kappa Delta traditional Wednesday. March 7, the Spar- rsman, - ASH 7220 White Rose week and included a post-ceremonial banquet at the Ha- tan Daily gave the date of the type waiian Gardens recently. Carol Musser received the Outstanding 3 speech as March 6. voring Pledge trophy and emerald award. Other initiates were Marilyn Bell, /41 7 Again, it appears that the hok Slate Carol Disney, Gwen Gore, Kathy Lynes, Sandy Lusk, Barbara Miller, Daily should be more conscious SJS Grad Ends Diane Nelson and Nancy Young. New officers at the sorority were of one of the five "W's" of good Indus - installed with Carol Sheet, president; Sue Haim, vice president: reporting -the "When." coming Military Training Bettye Lederman, treasurer; Gwen Gore, assistant treasurer; Jo Diane Lajole , battle FORT BLISS. Tex. fAHTNC Drews, secretary; Carol Musser, editor, and Sue Bertotti, member- ASH A III9Hfi >it with gveditt --Army National Guard Pvt. Almaden ship chairman. President Kennedy Says Alma & Kazuyoki Kitagawa, son of Mr. ersonal TENDER IS THE NIGHT ALPHA CHI OMEGA Librarian Offers and Mrs. Tad Kitagawa, Guada- Last Friday, the sorority held initiation ceremonies for Toddle atching BACHELOR FLAT lupe, Calif., completed the final Albertson, Sharon Blundell, Carol Brown, Diane Clark, Elaine Judah, Holmes Quote te wil Tariffs Below 'Peril Point' Editor: phase of six months active duty Gretchen Greene, Judy Handley, Debbie Harris, Pat King, Ann Lazo, al fae Considering military training under the Rf.- Pam Lee, Linda Lindsey, Pat Loe, Geri Peesar, Mary Richards, Betty some of the re- on, the 100M Sout h First WAS (1.1P11---- and Luxembourg- -and their 170 cent and current socio-political serve Forces Act program at Fin, from Scandinavia' Sauer, Marcella Seligman, Bonnie Shaffer, Ro Thompson, Ann War- Atlas. oth, D President Kennedy told Con- million consumers. controversy reported The Air Defense Training Cen- SINNERS ren, and Kitty Washburn. The sisters recently observed Hera Day, in the D Space YOUNG gress yesterday that the threat- ter, Fort Bliss, Tex., last month. a day set for philanthropy, by addressing Ad filling GRADUAL REDUCTION Spartan Daily, I would like to ood envelopes for ened loss of value U.S. markets The 24-year-old soldier was NAKED IN THE DEEP the Cerebral Palsy fund drive. bring to the attention of the US overseas has forced the United Terms of the agreement have campus community the follow- graduated from San Jose State -11 The sorority's Favorite Guy finalists are Gary Hendricks, Alpha sion to States to cut some of its tariffs been carefully guarded, but it ing striking quotation from College in 1961. SARATOGA 2276 Tau Omega; Carlos Anglin, Phi Sigma Kappa; Denny Olsen, Sigma ield of below the "peril point" at the was known to provide for a Chief Justice Oliver Wendell -- Chi; Gary Ransom and Tom Truax, Theta Chi. The winner will be ig pro. Equals "Diebolique" recent Geneva trade negotia- gradual reduction to 6.5 per cent CAUZZUM lemur that announced at the April Favorite Guy dance, Holmes: idbergh tions. from the 8.5 per cent present "If there Is any principle of PURPLE NOON 1 SIGMA PHI n. High EPSILON Kennedy made the statement US. tariff to foreign automo- the Constitution that more im- GIRLS! Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers (Under 211 In Color with Alain Delon are venturing to Reno, Nev., this in a message to the lawmakers biles. peratively calls for attachment weekend to install a new fraternity chapter. The new chapter, pre- explaining the unprecedented In return, the Common Mar- than any other it is the prin- viously a colony, is Join Our ith. and C Y 7- located at the University of Nevada and will tariff-cutting agreements reach- ket agreed to scale down to ciple of free thought -not free 3060 first in that of ra- TOWNE be the state. ed with Europe's thriving Com- about 21 or 22 per cent its pro- thought for those who agree AWFUL-A\\ FIL Queen of in the 1433 The Alameda Hearts candidates will be entertained today at a des- mon Market and 25 other na- jected 29 per cent common ex- with us but freedom for the GIRLS' CU B WINNER CANNES FESTIVAL sert function during the fraternity's fourth anniversary 'gh and AWARD NOMINEE celebration. tions. ternal tariff against autos from thought that we hate." United ACADEMY The SJS chapter became BEST ACTRESS the fifth California chapter on March 8, The President said some of the United States and else- States v. Schwimmer, 279 U. S. TONIGHT 1958. elite of J0301 t mem the reductions went well below where. 644,653 (1928) New initiates at the tination house are Ronald Sheldon, Dan Barker, the "peril point" at which the According to informed Robert A. England 13 Doug Pavese, Ward s work- Johnson, Ed Spoo, Ron Simpson, David Stout, Tariff Commission had recom- sources, the pact also stipulates General Reference Librarian David Bloom, IN RESPECTABLE persons Roy Marson, James Dorr, Phil Amos, Bob Coning, Bob mended holding the line. This is that the common market will ATMOSPHERE le lime Panizzon, Charles Moffett, Larry Gebelein and Perry Johnston. a point at which domestic indus- have no tariff or other import Student Fears REFRESHMENTS IT0WONIEM ALPHA PHI tries face damaging competition restrictions against cotton or Nuclear War Talk AND NOW s noth. Spring officials at Alpha Phi sorority include Gretchen Haug, from abroad. soybeans, two export products THE TPLIMPET LdItor: Coke, Rootbeer & 7-up :tents of president; Gail Openshaw, standards; Peggy Kimball, pledge trainer; of major importance to US. ONLY ALTERNATIVE According to Professor Car- 15c ey were Diane Miller, scholarship; Barbara Bowman, recording secretary; farmers. the sci- But Kennedy said the only al- mick, one of the tell-tale signs COME N AN'.: JOIN OUP Marilyn Butcher, treasurer; Bonnie Crocket, corresponding secre- It will take four years for the HAPPY COLLEGE CROWD ml ad. ternative seemed to be a col- of a subversive professor is that SPA TAN tary; Judy Harris, activities; and Holly Hill, social chairman. trade liberalization program to ions. It TNISIRE lapse of the talks and a sub- he suggests "fear of the enemy" CY5-341 0 Lana Lawson was named outstanding pledge during last Sunday's go fully into effect. The terms the ilization al AIN stantial loss of U.S. maricets to his students. Perhaps, by initiation ceremonies. New Alpha Phi sisters are Mary Jo Abascal, have been anxiously awaited by p cam- FREE CAR HEATERS overseas. He said the agree- "fear," Professor Carrnick is re- AWFUL -AWFUL Darlene Anderson, Vicki Andrews, Pat Argilla, Carol Armstrong, 12500 COMANCHEROS ments would make tariffs here American business and agricul- ferring to that emotion which -0( TH 1,1 ST. CV :..1306 cannot John Wayne Margie Bursch, Sue Davies, Barbara Dunn, Ingela Hansson, Jennie and in the six-nation European ture. causes one's limbs to tremble (I mile colith nt the k by thit BACHELOR FLAT Haws, Carol Hayden, Beth Hepburn, Lana Lawson, Joyce Loper, falrgriluntl t of . Market roughly equal. He fore- when one contemplates nuclear T.00loy Weld Nancy Morris, Pam Nelson, Darolyn Peterson, Suzanne Rice, leNGS GO FORTH Diane saw more sweeping tariff cuts incineration at the hands of L__122:2721Trwwwv/rw"rir.n_n.nrn n'74 Spencer, Julie Tate, Carole Wagner and Karen West. Ph Sinatre later. DELTA SIGMA PHI The negotiations began in Address Cards II Delta Sigma Phi is adding 12 names to its spring semester pledge Geneva in September, 1960, dur- COX list. Awaiting future initiation are Warren Adams, Dennis Austin, ing the administration of former ARCHIES STEAK HOUSE 'le ARUM/EST-COAST- THEATRE Bill Creelman, Jim Davis, Joe Fralick, Bob Gewertz, Bob Johns, president Dwight D. Eisen- Of Groups Needed The Spartim Riltdezrous Steve Leadley, Dennis Mapes, Pat McAweeny, George Owren and hower. Presidents of all recognized or- WDRIVE-IN FR. 8-6707 Bill Phillips. Officials said the pact would ganizations are urged to get Fraternity brother Bob Powers is representing Chi Great Chow at Low Low Prices Omega soror- permit the sale of many foreign their address cards into the ac- INCHESTER ity in the Georgeous Gams contest. Jerry Bell received the IFC ath- products at a lower price to xrform psraiLL sos citrus 11.01T 17£? tivities office, Adm242, by today, (Slit? letic chairman appointment. make Maria" AVE c,r wiRICRIESTER RD. American consumer's and said Jeff Das.is, ASB executive SPECIAL STEAK DINNER Heat. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA it easier for many US. products secretary. Initiation ceremonies this to compete in foreign markets. Saturday will end inspiration week at The information on the cards S1.10 the sorority. Following the event, the Included in the agreement are maPeila TA. M.RTN sisters will enjoy a luncheon is vital to the Student Activities at the Lamp Post Corner the European Common Market re this of Ste. Claire hotel. New initiates will be board so that they may further CHICKEN DINNER Carol Bettega, Maxine countries France, Germany, it per. 1111SZKIM Bohigan, Sue Bradshaw, Jan Spence, Carol contact the campus organiza- Davis, Shirley Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands hovel's Donald, Marylane Fitch, Carollee Hand, Sue Stoll, tions. 81.25 iNOP Heidi Haymond, Sue Hervilla, Janet Hjelmeland, Joan Hullin, Mari- it flov- The previous deadline for lyn Lincoln, Sue Love, Connie Loveday, Pam McGhee, Barbara Mur- th the these cards was Feb. 28, but phy, Betty Gamage, Sue Nankervis, Maureen O'Brien, Joan FREE PARKING nie or Orn- due to a number still outstand- baum, Marcia Pearson, Pat Schultz, Anne Shipley, Joan Sleek, Sally Value Coin Has ing, it was extended until to- 545 South Second St. Simonds and Holly Spangenberg. COn- day. to the trot Rziot Spring officials at the house include Wanda Hand, president; orolj.77isrs Sonja Halvorsen, vice president; Sandy Medine, recording secretary; As Epoch Symbol Ammung. * Sue Norris, corresponding secretary; Martie Zidek, registrar; Lynn In at p. ROME (UPI) A bronze coin .ATE BLUES"44 McCall, house chairman; Sally Camou, treasurer; Pam Purpus, pub- - dating back to Peter the Great, lic relations; Sandy Pace, scholarship; Marilou Pasquinelli, it W, ' PARRISH" member- Czar of Russia, and entitling the ship; Joanne Risilon, marshal; Patti Graves, _-shue Panhellenic; Diane owner to wear a beard is one of Deason, pledge chairman; Linda Elias, social chairman, and Mrs. the strange pieces on show in the Aro Lois Wilson, chapter alumnae adviser. oil, 0. TROPI Numismatic Museum set up by AIRE DELTA ZETA 1. mom the Italian government at Rome's IWIN.1111E--DRIVE Active members at Delta Zeta will soon include Pat Burgess, IN state mint. Buy LaTorre by Mo- !15r SANTA CLARA Carol Couture, Jeanne Csongradi, Caryn Feuz, AT 370, Anne Fischer, Diane The coin has very little intrin- boo w Sari North Holland, Patty Holland, Bonnie Levison, Sundry, Screen Sue McFarland, Nancy but a considerable his- sic value, ss "LOVER COME Maple, Pam McDowell, Elaine Morris, Ginny Perry, 'tier 16 I SACK" Diane Farr and torical value as the symbol of an ROSAANOFF & JULIET Pat Thompson. Initiation will be Sunday and )f-somok will end the current epoch. Peter the Great consid- Eli'. each SOUTH SCREEN Initiate "Scum Week.' Bigger ered beards a frivolity and a sign 'ries Pi' 1 tERRoR SHOWS CHI OMEGA .Editorial of financial wealth. For that rea- t MAN WITHOUT A Harleen Heller was recently named Outsanding , Ads', BODY Pledge of the fall son, in 1672 he imposed a tax Better* 2084- FRIGHT pledge class. Mrs. Winifred Gregory, Chi Omega chaperone, was .A IRIDES DRACULA on beards. The coin was the es i- olfIro F serenaded by Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity upon her as UGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL selection dence that the tax had been paid through ee :,?: I ii tie Sinter iif Mmo.rva. ould be and the owner of a beard wa, More Pages fully entitled to wear it. PERKO F LICE More Color ,p.APSON ii11101111 I DONUT IAM/I v.2_6 11/4. More Coverage .. . SAN SAL VADOR CO 267'p Box Office Now Open for . . . 1W! NO ()ISAMU CIAO JOLLT ON// CA/41400AI EAGLE csic springsTHIS WAS THE DAY THE THE CHALK GARDEN GLAND 16. et. immortal TIE WORLD STOOD . . . Than ever before in the 104-year history (OUN6 By ENID BAGNOLD tER ON of San Jose State College, now in the Student ADINGS STILLORSEMEN A Speech and Drama Production Affairs Business Office, Tower Hall 16. LLBERG MASH! AMOTO .OF THE Runs March 16, 17 awl 21 turn 24 '6 '6 Aph4AN LUTAT lothq APOCALYPSE 504, SJSC STUDENTS $1.00 GENERAL m4NE/MAScopE mETRocoLoR Farmer, Curtain 8:15 p.m. College Theatre 1.41910' STUDIO @mock EXTRAS! Moonlite 2nd Feature! Less Than Remaining or kb T a 8 the Headlines 1364 THE Sfarg, LITTERBUG" Box Office: 5th and SAN FERNANDO STS. "First Man Into Space" (mostly bigger) Chi Opus 1 5 Daily H Pm Cu' H 6 P IA Jskot:" 4.16A re 4 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday. March 14, 196! Faith Talks Hermanns Returns She 'Covered the World' Professor UPI's First Woman Foreign Begin Today SJS Language Attends The Rev. Frank Freed, pastor of Valley Bible church, Sunny- Adolf Eichmann Trial in Israel "The Person Attending SJS vale, will speak on JESSE CHAMBERS right for hun to be tried in Jeru- that he should Correspondent By be se! of Jesus Christ" today in duplicate Tres Dr. William Hermanns, SJS salem," he said. "Once upon a with his conscience. The If SJS journalism majors appear used in Japan in the Peer's school, York's front page fashion story in talks at 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. professor of languages, recently time a Jew stood before a heathen general replied. 'Has of SJS librarian- attended by youngsters of royal the 1930s when, on a sudden notion, campus Memorial chapel. he a c, somewhat envious In the returned from Europe and Israel, court and now almost 2000 years science?'" semester, it could parentage. she initiated the "Ten Best Dressed ship majors this Mr. Freed's talk will be co- where he attended sessions of the later a heathen stands before a a graduate student Miss Knight expects to be grad- Women" story still featured an- Dr. Hermanns said he because of sponsored by the Collegiate Chris- Adolf Eichmann trial. Jewish court Both happened in that the in the library uated from SJS in June 1962 and nually. sistant prosecuting currently employed tian fellowship and Tri-C of the The professor, who fled Ger- Jerusalem and both happened to attorney Israel told him that if reserve book room. Miss Knight's journalistic career First Baptist church. many in 1934 after taking part in be the greatest trials in history." Etch major, Miss went free, many people, The librarianship began in 1930 when she wrote and The speech will be the first of a plot to overthrow the Nazis, espev pioneer newspa- In Germany, would say Mary Knight, is a sold advertising for the New York six weekly Thursday talks pre- said he was prompted to attend the c became the first yielded to threats from per reporter who Journal-American. After a few senting articles of Christian faith. the trial because of the "confused the see corres- German Nazis now in full-time woman foreign months she had saved enough Mr. Freed is a candidate for a and hostile" reactions to the trial hiding. Press in the The Nazis, pondent for United money for a round-trip ticket on doctoral degree in history from In Germany. according to the torney, made it 1930s. a cattle boat for England. Stanford university. "Some people said, kill him and known to m h.+, leading Jews in Miss Knight, whose career "I went to Europe for two weeks forget about it; others thought he Australia South America spanned real estate, radio-TV. and stayed five years," she relates should be tried in Germany." One that if hanged "they would poetry and politics, has written proudly. opinion, Dr. Hermanns said, "was feel the three books, including her autobi- Grads Teachers' -As that there were others more guilty I pointed out in an Own," and a U.P. IN PARIS ography, "On My than Eichmann and they were free I wrote. 'The Eichmann She visited England, Scotland Tt children's fairy tale. in Germany. What Next,' I am a met, and Austria, then applied at the Loans Available REFERENCE WORK "I per:cum:illy thought it v;i, clan. I believe that the ii. Paris office of the United Press A The former work, published by the Nazis built around the for a reporter's job. U.P. tested co., is used as a ref- in Warsaw, Poland. for the Macmillan her resolution through an assort- At Dean's Office in erence work in high school an1 Women's Housing pose of destroying the Jet'.. 4 ment of assignments, including leg and in schools Loans and scholarships totaling Its continuance in the a. college libraries funs, features, fashions and news throughout the country more than $3200 are now available Nazis (East German Corm I journalism fvats. To Award Two including the SJS Department to San Jose State students, accord- built in Berlin to destrw. "U.P. had little use for women Journalism and Advertising. ing to Don Ryan, assistant to the own people. This is the r. MARY KNIGHT in those days," she says, "but we $25 Scholarships The children's book, "The Fox dean of students. of history." ... UP reporter in 1930 flowed them." Six months later That wanted Nine Tails." is now Lake County Retired Teachers Two SJS women students will DR. WILLIAM HERMANNS she became a full-time correspond- then return to southern California assn, offers a $250 scholarship for receive $25 scholarships when the ... sees Eichmann trial 0 $ to berm library work. ent. an upper division or graduate stu- NOW YOUNG LADIES I Women's Householders assn. stages Dr. Hermanns, who attended the OPENING, 1 In 1935 United Press assigned dent working for a teaching cre- its second annual scholarship Are You as BEGAN '10 REST DRESSED' trial for four weeks, described the i her to China. Between news re- dential. The student must be a luncheon at 1 p.m. Saturday in the ST, JOSEPH'S 1 AWFUL-AWFUL 1 Initiative, determination and a audience as awed and even terri- ports, Miss Knight gathered mate- graduate of Lake County high faculty dining room of the Spartan SHOP hearty zest for life earned Miss fied. He said the courtroom was GIRL? I rial for her documentary on Com- school. cafeteria. (Check with us tonight) Knight her success in journalism. always packed. CV munist infiltration, "Red Flight." Male graduating seniors may The Women's Householders assn, 5-134/4 i For example, she created New "One day I overheard a lady dt t.nowinninwo s ows...... twncotiw . borrow up to $1000 without inter- is an organization of 33 approved NEWSPAPER EDITOR say to her neighbor, about Eich- wnsww-o-u-o-ww-ww,--. ..-s-n-. ..-w-wiwnst-w-w - ,-.....-w- est to complete graduate work independent women's housing cen- In 1946 she moved to California mann as he was being placed in from the Jake Gimbel scholarship ters at SJS. and published a small newspaper, the prisoner's cage surrounded by fund. Deadline for applying is Mrs. Golda O'Neil of Erin Cas- THE METHODIST CHURCHES OF GREATER SAN JOSE Facts and Education, in southern bullet-proof glass, 'he looks just May 1 tle, 60 S. 12th at., Is chairman of California. She later became a Los like one of us.' That is what is so are now sponsoring the event. She has invited all wom- Angeles real estate broker, then For women students, the Sorop- terrible, the neighbor replied. 'by en in the association's houses who held the post of secretary mana- timists offer $2000 fellowships for just looking you can't tell the dif- earned a 3.0 grade point average CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS WEEK ger of the Chamber of Commerce graduate work. Applicants must be ference between this monster and or better last semester to the ban- in Banning, near Los Angeles. in the process of receiving or have an ordinary human.' received a bachelor's degree. Ap- quet. RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES, Miss Knight. though no longer Besides the cash scholarships, "The attorney general of Israel GIFTS, AND BOOKS Speaker: plication deadline is April 15. 49 W. San in the field, said she believes that two plaques asked me one day what I thought Fernando Financial aids bulletins for the will be awarded to f Ilene: 295.2130 DR. LAWRENCE LACOUR outside restrictions, especially po- houses with the highest grade point Eichmann's punishment should be 1962-1963 academic year are now said. Two doors east of St. mows C so litical, are hampering freedom of average among residences. Awards I told him," Dr. Hermanris National leader from Nashville, Tenn. available in the office of the dean newspaper expression. are divided between houses with of students. "Of course I'm prejudiced, but less than 20 women and those with Time: First Methodist Church Information and applications for I don't think things are as free as 20 or more. 7:30 nitely and all loans and scholarships are avail- 5+h Santa Clara they once were. We were able to able in the office of the dean use more initiative in the old days," students. Adm269. McMahon To Join STUDENTS WELCOME she recalls. "The fault does not lie with editors. It's because of the difficult times in which we live.", .Registrar's Staff 111 Soda Springs Trip Signups Due Toda As New Assistant YThe appointment of Francis V. Musical Europe Tour i Deadline for signups tor the SI:, McMahon as assistant registrar :it club trip to Soda Springs this week- SJS has been announced by Conducted by Prof. 1 rafter tomer, at ory of NI one end is noon today. Students may Pres. John T. Wahlquist. of The Oberlin sign-up in the Student Affairs busi- McMahon succeeds Lawrence D. Depart. N.,. July 12 countries YAHOO!... OUR HOT DOG PANTS ness office, TH16. Borino, who is now serving a.s busi- 56 clays . ness Cabin Clans ... S!'s I nitctl Stolen Fees, covering transportation, and industrial placement su- pervisor. 1' -us-al perftirmancr. and special esent. meals and lodgings, will be $17.50 in all 7 romitriev. ARE IN NEW for members and $19.50 for non- A business administration gradu- York members. ate of SJS, McMahon obtained a $1718.06 from call for details The annual club races will be B.S. degre in marketing from the University of SPRING COLORS! held Sunday for men and women California at Berke- beginners, intermediate and ad- ley. Before C/a/pc 7pavel cepace 9tic. vanced cia-swes, and an open class joining the SJS adminis- trative staff in 1962, he served as Y for anyone. To be eligible for the CALIF office manager' for 74 W. SAN CARLOS ST. SAN JOSE 13 races, a student must have been the Darrell Dukes insurance a member of Ski club before Christ- agency. mas vacation. Prof To Speak Dr. William C. Steele. profes- sor of geography, will speak on "Today's Agitated Political Spec- men recommend it trum" at 12:30 today in the Roger Williams Co-operative house, 156 S. 10th st. 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Coast In Coast Trailways RIliSet with hostess A complimentary snacks on Spartan Bookstore route. asamialsswissamatialasersew "Right On Campus .rilitisday. Match R. 1962 ssii se I 1.N It President Outlines Force U.S. Plane Down SANTO lit eSIINGo, Dominican us i'liitia' guts lire past its nose and Rarutali I UPI I Dominican fighter toreed it to turn back to Punta free planes fired on and forced down a t Crowed , east of here. he Ames ican.owned air we: plane landed safely. None of U.S.-World freighter The up,. Situation - _ presi- tions. he WASHINGTON lUPI) He said there were strong in- criticism of the Democratic-e4an- the coastal town of Palo Alto Mon- its three-man clew. pilot I.. R. yesterday requested dications that the national dent Kennedy econ- trolled congress, saying he thought day, it was reported yesterday. Pomeroy, copilot J. Clevehmsi and ;and management offi- omy "has more vitality that SUMP the pace of legislative Two U.S.-made P51 Bowls, was injured, that steel labor consideration ' fighters in- mechanic E. the contract ne- 02 its premature cials to resume their mourners." was possibly better this year than tercepted the twin.englned C46, op nor was the plane damaged. ttorney rath- by next Wednesday Kennedy said he would be will- last. But, he said a more acceptable stated by Puerto Rico American The C46 was allowed to resume Etch gotiations wait until sometime after ing to participate in a appraisal must await final action rss fired it - hum of its flight after clearance 5. epe er than summit meeting. But, this ssn such major legislation Y the e May 1. would be to requests mnference yesterday, avert war, to cope with an as his medical care program 'the see At a news unusu- anti told reporters he had ally dangeious situation or to ap- Proposals for combating any future hiding. the President telegiam yesterday to heads prove some specific areas of agree- business slump. g to the sent a major steel companies and ment worked out on the lower, Hope was voiced, but not nee- m to a cd the McDonald. president of ministerial level. He added, how- essat ily high expectations, for ne- Straka David J. Steel Workers union. ever. that to go to the gotiations on a nuclear test ban f the United summit them an early contract without extensive preparation or treaty. The President said that M then He told
settlement "consistent with price assurance of accomplishment ' without such an agreement there n an art would, stability" would serve not only the as he has said before. hurt was the dangerous prospect of the FRANCIS GARY POWERS COL R'S in Trial and labor rather than help United States and interests of management the cause of peace. Russia each con- . . . lives up to obligation meta* the entire nation. tinuing to test thermonuclear IC but MESSAGE TO USSR wag weapons in the air. the g PICTURES AGREEMENT The chief executive sent a mes- 'liO-SLOW ON H70' or the A steel agreement was termed as sage to Soviet Premier Nikita The President strongly sup- Powers Case continuing strength Cleared; Jews, t, essential to the khrushcliev yesterday setting forth IC Against ported a go-slow approach to the wall of the national economy. specific proposals for cooperation 1170 bomber question before con- 'ommunis this background the Pt esident between this country and Soviet eress. Ile said the joint chiefs of COMING! mtroy asked union and management to Russia in space exploration. Ile' staff, with the exception of the Air Missicn the by bargaining Is Explained collective flea teatime withheld details until the message Force, thought the government nest Wednesday. was received in Moscow. should not commit itself to a major Its .101IN .5. li,111111 The President rejected pessi- --Because such problems as Ber- construction program prior to eval- WASHINGTON I UPI I Central that Powers carried out appraisals of business condi- lin and Southeast Asia are closelY' mistic uation tests of prototype bombers the terms of his contract, his CIA IN G! related to any successful negotia- Intelligence Agency Director John - - sometime in 1963 or 1964. instructions and his "obligations as tions on disarmament, Kennedy A. McCone today said he hoped the - -Despite strongly backed con- .in American" during and after his H'S said he approved the idea of these! aestimony of Fianeis Gary Powers, Sophistication gressional proposals for alternative ill-fated flight on May 1, 1960. specific matters earning up during plans, Kennedy stuck by his origi- "will clear up any cloud" over the the forthcoming disarmament con- TELLS OWN STORY Becomes You nal tequest that congress approve 1'2 pilot. ference at Geneva. Powers told his own story tea the the purchase of $100 million in - 1< en nedy quest Soiled 1..., 111 As to the future, McCone told Senate Armed Services committee. in Koret United Nations bonds. newsmen, Powers will work for It I speared certain that the U2 CIA for EXPRESSES HOPE "an indeterminable pe- pilot has been cleared of any riod." Powers to Ovr trained stylists Hope was expressed that in the Although wants breach of faith or contract. are ie demand We not too distant future, other free begin flying again, McCraw said no followersTo spy novels, the place our graduates nations. particularly those in West- formal decision had been reached in tot? Positions in code of the intelligence agent is a ern Europe. can take over some of on whether he will rejoin the Air the hair styling field. I stringent one - if caught, kill your- , These ere well-paid the Force. U.S. foreign aid burden. self if you can, lobs with plenty of lest your secrets - He said that the far-reachim The CIA gave rongres- room for advance- director be tortured from you, or at best ment. Call for info,. Geneva trade agreements prom am sional committes report Tuesday! say nothing at all. 'nation about our announced today was about as far rn odors' teaching at: the U.S. government could go T _ OLD-TIME; SPIES methods. in creating better foreign trade iruop Convoy This still holds trite, to a Pertain conditions until congress passes his extent, for the old-fashioned spt. Information Availablo tariff liberalization program. alted By Reds also works under an assumed name Now ; , s Army in a foreign country for relativeL s hrough long petiods of Warming Hint sent two t loon com.. time. He gets no protection. is dis- Remember, the bury achooi tv YORK I UPI I - Don't East Germany yesterday in this , the thermostat when face of a Russian condemnation of owned if he is caught. He takes he. give.' the brag training own you're looking for more heat in the moves as provocative military chances and gets paid a high mice for it. a hurry. ilemonstrations. If you wish to increase a room's A westbound mhs,,yfoam Rec.! A ease in point is Red Army Cid San Jose temperature from 70 to 73 de- lin to West Germany was delayed Rudolf Abel, the Russian spy who Beauty College grees, for example, set the dial for nearly two limit's by Russian WaS exchanged for Powers. Abel it 73. Heating engineers report ! ,,dtsc guamis Iy disaimiiment was, relatively speaking, an old- pushing the thermosta over the unit's strength. A Berlin- fashioned spy, laming as a painter 156 S. SECOND ',heal in such a case will not , bound convoy arrived in the city in New Y’’’’k CY 8.4388 inake the fern:ice work a bit ' without trouble. It had 191 men Ile apparently never talker', and lister ;,al it wash.: heat. in 27 jeeps and trucks. Russia refused to acknowledge his guards existence until it traded PmWerS for Mita ISM 111111 MillN WM OM NM The Russian border 1 I counted 197 sisidiciss the him. 10 j 1/1,,155 est houndpassethe convoy lain before they passed it through t heir Babels- i Rut w'ts ferent matter tIteaetiter, lie Isere eheiskisiint. 1".S. Army sisskesman said the hardly la. disowned when he A Steaming Hot Plate of IARussians and Americans ilisaigtessi nothing but English and was on the number of soldiers in this- log a million-dollar U.S. platm. IC. 117 jeeps and trucks. But he sisal this mission could hardly he emi- i ,s wits not unusual. r-sealed when he was discovered Spaghetti Gg.. Meat Balls I with of t he Union. CALIF The Russians did not question maps Soi iet for only . . ? she American right to use the Ber- Russian ruhles and a poison needle 1 lin-Helmstedt highway thr oug h Cmomunist territory. Tess Nixon Censured This smartly tailored cotton belt The Soviet news agency ENTER THE SPARTAN DAILY I Tuesday denouneed Ameriean con- costume by Korot personifies . sophistication to the utmost en the Melissa*. (ts provora- By Republicans NEED-A-NAME CONTEST Note thy dress's low V-back, the e militaly demonstrations. ? But yesterday's convoy, the see- ss A Ns .1..L.b.s: I CPI! It!innei lenge, iecliot, and three guarter Presi,i,ni Richard Nixon The Spartan Daily's new color edition is lust around the misvement of 3000 M. 39 mass full slinoes. Perfect for any after- mlIct in a It will be here on April 4th, 'there is only one minor detail . . . ac- was censured Tuesday night by the noon or evening engagement. soldiers in 500 vehicles, cleated it doesn't have a name! That's where you come in. The Spartan Saturday, March 10th Los Angeles County Young Remit.. .ssrding to four-power agreements Daily wants your help in selecting a name for its color magazine beans for his reeent at .Uving the West the right of aceess section. Not just any name mind you, but a clever, original, hard- Thru members of the .Tohn Bit eh soct. / In isolated West Berlin. hitting, colorful name. line with elearanee prove- The resolution, apinswed by the 11_«/Intra;.i IIn Sound interesting? Join Saturday, March 17th theses, the Amerieans gave the RAN- group on a sal-incline vote, WtIS mark the Need -o -Nome contest. Here's how: -mith First Strcid I',isms a travel order listing the sol- hy Joe NeWItharn. Antelope Valley CONTEST DATE: March 12 through 22 (inclusive) diers in the convoy. The Soviet whe said Nixon's alt aisks were "not First Strect 476 6:30 a.m. lsorder guarris counted the soldiers conducive ia party unity." HOW TO ENTER: Clip an entry blank, from the Spartan ".att Jose Daily, fill it out completely, and drop to I as they stood by their trucks and Nixon. semttill,t the Reptilthean I South it in the COLOR CONTEST SOX in the teens and the count did not min- nomination for governor, hail Spartan Bookstore. 10th 9:00 p m - ' ' I .iite with the number listed. on the part to repudiate the John ( WHO barge emits Invited Street Daily "Apparently there was a dis- flint soviets- and its founder. Rob- CAN ENTER: All S.J.S. student body members. except Spartan Daily staff members. sirs-Taney in the list," the spokes-, ert Welch. tic also urged all Re Lav. Ittos Plan en c All faculty members, except Journalism ,Istn said. iiuhlicans to leave the organiiii,iain and Advertising facu'ty. NM NMI MN NM En MEI =II II= NM MIN An employees of S.J.S.
NAME LIMITATION: The winning names will be se!ected on SPARTANS the basis of originality and how they fit in with the names of other S.J.S. publi cations such as: La Torre, Lylse, Spartan LET SILVA HELP YOU Daily, etc. YAGER & CONTEST JUDGES: Mr. Alvin Long. President of Long Adver tising Inc. Son Jose advertising agency. Mr. Robert Hickey, Sunday Editor, San C r Jose Mercury-News, Mr. Brent Davis, President, ASS, Son milEmmTirmCim H Jose State PRIZES: 550.00 First Prize YOUR GAS DOLLARS $ $ $ $25.00 Second Prize 510.00 Third Prize
WINNERS: Winners' names will bo published in the AVE Spartan Daily on the date of th, Coln, MAJOR GAS WITH THE NEW 7 -BLEND PUMPS AT A SAVINGS OF UP TO 44' PER GAL Edition, April 4th. CLUES: Checli the Spartan Daily each day to. P.S.: Student Daily Parking helpful clues! I Watch For Entry Blank Monday / ALL CIGARETTES 22c PER PACK Yager & Silva ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED 78 So. 4th St. CASH STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE CY 5-8968 Si)a 1st ti Dtt i 1 FIPAIRTAY 114B.1, -' ',Arch e 1- " Square Off Tonight
wee. SJS Baseballers Face Phi Sigs in Must Tilt; PiKA Castle AFB Tomorrow 0 ,I) to- San Jose is the defending cham- at Force ta.ie Standing .\ Undefeated Stake pion. They had a 9-1 record last it phi. at Municipal its victory ond, and third place year to rake first place. Phi Sigma Kappa will be out lup an 80 point total in trophiei, are Ar lattet ;on display in to hand Pi Kappa Alpha its first lover AFROTC No. I. The the meres phytical - v , Ieducation building. Sat ir day. will cline ti. loss of the season tonight, and team got 36 points. points San lo ,e bent on revenge SJS Net Squad meanwhile stay in the running for Four men scored over 15 The largest of the accumula- were Gus last Satiliday',-, 10-3 pasting the the WC basketball championship. in the Shieks' win. They tion of hardware is the all.intra- Steinback, Earl 1(00..i. at Cie hand; of the Spiu- (lame time is 6:30, in the men's Andersen. Norm ImuraLs team-of-the-year trophy. After Second Win who tan,. The L,:ime, starting at 1 gym. Gustkey, and Todd Phipers, It will be presented at the end Alter has.ing got 20, 19, 18, and 16, respectively. of II in. ean he es:peeted to be a Phi Sig, currently a half game the year to the organization wild.one scheduled match with behind PiKA and Theta Chi, is Lad Manor, led by Sam Lind- showing the best all unsaid per. last Tuesday, hoping recently returned Russ say's 17 points, kept its D league formatter in intramural C i rtle s: rIUr:- lineup sports s itsity tennis ti. Sig's the fall and v.IIII.e Voir' Van Amburg, first Mayfield, mainstay on Phi lead by beating Pink 'rubbers, over spring semesters. action tomorrow afternoon rui the 11161 championship squad, will 46-36, in 17 ieagne play, Dan Stese second base: Traveling trophies, which will Spartan courts against the Uni- form he did last year. for Pink Tubbers, Ken Takahashi. third base; Dom show the Matthews got 11 rotate among all-intramural win- sv rsity of San Francisco. May led Phi Sig in scoring Feet won on a forfeit C a-1 Fisher. -field Winged ners until one team wins first only E liii field Ed Battu, coiterfielcl: In tomorrow's match beginning and rebounds. by Rimbusters in the place three times, have her -n re. Boh r:ghtfield; and Phil at 2 p.m. the Spartan racket PIK& in turn, hopes Tony league game scheduled, The Fret 111roadwood, who joined the team No. 2 beat Ding Bats, Ertl catching. ',final will seeking win number AFROTC ceivedtoing musiaairneuiLsIntr orntdispillecY,lir D a)ecuDia\in. 1lurad 'two of the current season. recently and led in scoring Tues- 32-28, in the F league. The probable starting pitcher Unruh. a pew Lee Junta, Stilsen Judah. Russ day night with 14 points, will Trophies for all-intramural 1 Individual first place is not known at this time. trophic, ()NY. Wright and Gordie Stroud are ex- help keep them undefeated. champion, second, and third place for events such as free thom lb'Sp:11.1.01; open their 1962 SJS f pected to start in the top foul. In 6:30 p.m. action tonight, teams, as well as IFC first, sec- land ping pong, are also on positions in the San JIRO lineup Lambda Chi Alpha plays Sigma takes BIG ALiTO INSURANCE Phi Epsilon while Sigma Alpha :sorra SAVINGS ANNOUNCED San Jose Golf Team DENNIS BATES SCORES two of the 25 points he tallied Tues- Epsilon faces Sigma Chi. Theta Mur Delta Sigma Phi at Women and married men over 21. $78 day against UOP. Looking on are SJS guard Gene Cifta (21), Chi meets turY less $13 dividend or a net of $85 Opens Season Today UOP's Leo Middleton (35) and Jack Schalow (21). The Tigers 7:30 p.m. ComPt: (based on current I? per cent dividend). league games Tues.- San Jose State's varsity golf won 62-56. I Independent REDUCED PRICES race Single men under 25 $252 less $13 Vh.r. I,,hm Smnsiair saw A league's Shieks rack nanctend or a net of $269 team will open its 1962 season I day ():\ lash. $10/20000 Bodily Injury liability: today at 1 p.m. when they tee off In t 85.000 Property Damage and $500 svi Medical Payments. Other coverages at against Los Angeles state college DAYSTROMMEATH rat comparable savings. Payments can be II the San Jose country club. Spartans To Attend owl to made once, twice or loin times a year. John Lotz, who averaged under Intramural (:()\11)()NEN'I'S :01) till ate Call or write for fun information to 70 strokes per match last year, George M. Campbell. 5E4 Maple Avenue, Larr Sunnyvale. REgent 9-1741 (day & nits). will lead the Spa -tans against dieton their southern California fires_ Standings WRA Conference STEREO HI-F! KITS in the INDEPENDENT the eVi San Jose State will be presi- !Athletic and Recreational Federa- Do-It -Yourself Headiluarters STANDINGs of 49.: dent school this weekend at the 1 lion for College Women confer- A LEAGUE second. TYPEWRITER annual Pacific Southwest Regionallence. (Through Tuesday) W L In tl I Traveling to Asilomar confer- Radio and T.V. Supply Co. fin be ence grounds, in Pacific Grove, Gorgo's Body Snatchers 2 0 United 0 RENTALS Calif., will he about 15 members Beachcombers 2 CY 8-1212 1425 W. SAN CARLOS Special Student Rates 2 0 Denny Moyer 'if the 535 Women's Recreation Griiltrotters ...... 1 1 2 latest models Free delivery Association. said Kathy Coleman, AFROTC hilly guaranteed Free Parking 1 3 WRA publicity chairman. Sheiks free exchange Free exchange =1 . .. 02 Wants Match The conference will include rep- AROTC I \I \I II l'kl) 14 0 3 124 E. San Fernando CY 3-5283 resentatives of WRA and Wom- Gimlets By Joan Irnig WC STANDINGS en's' Athletic Association groups With Fullmer (Through Tuesday) I don't believe there is anyone %Ito hasn't the feeling that hp from Hawaii. Nevada, Arizona Glenn - anyone that MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. W Li has been in orbit along with Colonel John PORTLAND. Ore. (UM -- and other parts of California. is wlio hail both eyes glued to his TV net several Ilays past Olen Pi Kappa Alpha 5 0 I Denny Moyer smiled. Featured on the agenda will be I ie final Mown ssas ;tit en and Friendship 7 blasted off into Theta Chi 5 0 space - yet how many of as ilifle considered the many count- I think I can beat Gene discussion on different topics such Phi Sigma Kappa 5 1 domits that has.. taken plat, before the actual firing? \II ii,,' Vailmer." as, "How to Improve the Point most be present in order to Delta Upsilon 4 1 necessary adsanecs in engineering And the 22-year-old Portland System" and "WRA and WAA achiese perfert performance. Alpha Tau Omega* ...... 3 2 loser wants a chance to prove it. After College." said Miss Coleman. for example. If y man' to Sigma ('hi 3 Take uutomoike engineering 1462 lie figures he's earned the right Another highlight of the con- sea. perfect firing performative you don't blase 10 100k fur D1SCOU Theta Xi . 3 so 11-proY VII lawn!, from a you'll find the residis rif a direct hit to mr,d the NBA middleweight ference will be Iwo guest speak- 1)eltit Sigma Phi ing pad in 1111. 1.110.1'00MS la ...myth.. Buick hie.. at 121 per ers, Dr. Eleanor Met heny, profes- i Sigma Phi Epsilon 2 4 Market, in an Jose. %hat is it? The '62 Buick of course 11, ',toyer seared a unanimous nem '62 liniek mith advanced thrust MO% p0Wer form aril for sor' of physical education at the i Sigma Nit 2 4 3c ii-eision over aging but still arrowtstraight going - flattens the floor. beefs up the go! Yes [Lambda Chi Alpha 1 the big Wildvat engine has nal. dangerous sugar Ray Robinson University of Southe.n California, iii this ant e dream you'll find ISigma Alpha Epsilon 0 5 moved formard like the tip of an arrom over the front , and Miss Marie Noques, month. head a Sigma Pit 0 Ii 'steering is smootleiracking, arrow straight. If you don) 1.1-111,1- 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl la,.. airl . Ina ready for Fullniel'," the physical cshiratiiiii department *Disqualified In tm it 101111. N i-in 110WrilOni% Or SIT Buick at imagina . Examples of year -around oil prices: Mills Cone I t Dropped Out Young Thsnny, who fought fig Shell X -I 00, Triton, Veedol, the weltelweight championship :it Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 38¢ III, isn't overly impressed with Follioer s: to psi bliei red Castro' qt. can 50¢ st rength. 100% Eastern Bulk qt. 19': "He's a boll all right. But he's BARITEAUS' 2 -Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern $1.29 not as strong as people say. It I'm in shape I con he just is C;garettes package 22¢ nrrig. And remember, I'm a - Dr's Cleaners and Launderers /el. boxer.- 11,,I r, a baby-faced smith PURITAN OIL CO. handsome features. thilri' I 318 So. 10th (near San Carlos) Street 41 4th & Williams 6th & Keys - 10th & Taylor -.wait artist fill. But he did sound confident. says a meeting with Flt1 Inter "sdepends on whether Fullmer tights Archie Moore.- if Fullmet: does fight Moore. Two Week Special Denny. said he "will take any Losing Your Hair? fight my manager Sid Flaherty gets me." Ladies' "But I want to fight Fullmer And and the sooner the better," Moyer Sweaters and Skirts Moyer, who mitgrew the wel- terweight division last year, Your Looks? thinks. his battle last month Is it It II.. II -y ear-old ItohIntom sta. "the bent fight of my ea- Have you noticed that your tsap tight lately? Does it itch, do you not., ssas stronger. I moved ',M- excess falling hair, dandruff scales, dry ier. My combin:stions were work- 49' each oily scalp, thin or bald areas? ing hetter than ever before. And f carried the fight to him." S. I. TUROFF, DIRECTOR Avenging a disputed decision Pleats and Knits loss to Robinson last October, Extra TUROFF GUARANTEES YOU HEALTHIER, Moyer shook up the once-great THICKER HAIR OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Sugar Ray several times. The IWO judges scored the fight in his If your hair is not holding out with the years, then you should see invor on the round system 7-:1 Turoff today! Unsightly dandruff, an itchy irritated scalp and excessive and the referee scored the bout hirfall in your comb or brush are definite signs of approaching bald- 7-2-1 for him. ness. Turofi's FREE precise 15-minute examination is your first step toward an attractive, healthy, thick heed of hair. Turoffs examining specialists will tell you the truth about your hair and scalp condition end if accepted for teraiment, you'll find the fees extremely reason FOR A able. 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CY 8-4630 10 in rrr -1 Remember Our Clean Only Special How-. Duly, 11 a in 8 pm Sot., pm PALM BOWL For NO APPT. NEEDED THURS 4 P PA 8 P I ei SAN JOSE: 28 No. 1st St. (300 Commercial Bldg .l 1323 W. San Carlos Always There to Serve You CY 4-2810 Your loch Thursday, March R, 1902 SPARTAN DAIIMIT ) a ity Flu Bug Hits San Jose State Track Team sports Stanford Relay Meet Slated for Saturday The flu bug struck Coach Bud relay, the distance medley. the Winter's San Jose State track 120-yard shuttle t Iowa hurdles. Weakened and field team yesterday just mile relay, two-mile relay and Cindermen three days before the squad's first weight man's relay. Freshman big test of the season, the Stan- versions of all but the last two ford Relays. of these events will also be run. Distance men Jeff Fishback and, Non-relay running events to -Murad, Gibeau Sick Jose Azevedo and halt -miler Lynn he held are the 1110-yard dash, Peterson are all down with the 880-yard run and the 120-yard Fresh sprint sensation Lloyd Allan Phillips will be trying to "bug" and may not be able to high hurdles. Field events to he Gibeau, who set better the 201 compete in Saturday's Included are the Javelin, pole Mumd and Mike feet 5 inch mark three-way relay meet with Occidental and vault, high jump, shot trait. anew 860 freshman record Satur- he set in last week's meet. His Stanford at Stanford. broad jump, discus and hop. probably be lost to the best mark this year was 204 feet day, will step, Winter is keeping tile fingers jump. sjS frosh spike team when it 9 inches, set in the interclass crossed that the invisible men- San Jose State won last year's San Jose city college to- meet. takes on ace dosen't reach epidemic pro- Stanford Relays, scoring 63 points In the to 59 1/3 for Occidental and 39 at 1 p.m. hurdles, Robert Taylor portions before Saturday's 1:30 will be going all 2/3 for Stanford. Mind's replacement in the cen- out to better the p.m. starting time. Meanwhile, fast times he turned in last tury and 220 will be Maurice week. team members not yet afflicted, His times were better Compton who ran a 7.5 second than any of are scurrying around the men's interclass 75-yard the varsity hurdlers. Track Physicals oce in the Om picking up "cold pills." All varsity and freshman It ark Danny Murphy, top freshman JOSE AZEYEDO dash. WINS the The Stanford Relays, as the team members must take a phys- two-miler in the country, will be mile with a time of 4:15.8 in In the ARO Donn Murphy will name suggests, is primarily corn- ical .examination at the student running in the mile last run with Gibeau. Murphy ran sec- as well as the Saturday's small college prosed of relay events. Included health center by tomorrov., an- two-mile. meet. Second is Ron Davis ond to Gibeau in last week's Foot- in the prorTam are the 440-yard nounces C,,ach Bud Winter (4:15.9), while Jeff Fishback hill meet. The mile relay team who ran faster than the (4:16.5) comes in third. Larry Le Fall and Dwight Mid- varsity, even though they ran further, dleton will continue their rivilary will be weakened by the sickness of in the 440-yard run. Le Fall took last week with a time Murad. FREE event MILK the with Middleton running Saturday the freshman of 49.1 : Nick Schoenmann itli journey to Stanford along with th, Aquamen EVERY TOP SIRLOIN DINNER second. Meet Gators; In the interclass meet Middle- varsity for competition against ton beat Le Fall in the novice Stanford and Occidental in the Sets Two Records 352.yartl run. Stanford relays. Nick Schoenmann broke two Try for 22nd Straight school records as the San Jose State freshman swimmers defeat- The Spartan swim team will be Schoenmann will meet Campbell cquiPe4 eehitauPant ed San Jose city college, but lost after its 22nd straight win today high school tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. IT to Stanford, in a double meet when it meets San Francisco state in the Spartan pool. Nniti, I sTh-1.1 STUDENT DISCOUNT Thursday. this afternoon at 4 in the SJS Schoenmann broke his own pool. school record of 22.0 when he won Coach Tom O'Neill is going to the 50-yard freestyle with a time send his 400-yard medley relay of 21.9. team Bob Wegman, Bill Hird, Phil DUNLOP Coming back in the 100-yard Whitten and Dave Corbel out freestyle, Schoenmann again bet- after the school record. tered his own school record with TIRES The present record Is held by WILLYOU WIN a time of 99.3, two-tenths of a Wegman, Bird. Whitten and second under the record. Corhet with a time of 3:52.0. SCIENTIFIC WHEEL ALIGNING The two records didn't stop Stanford as they went on to win PRECISION BRAKE ADJUSTING Bill Hird, SJS's top butterfl 63-29. swimmer will be going after the QUALITY RECAPPING In the other meet, however, the school record of 2:11.2 in the 200. THE SAN JOSE STATE freshman mermen beat San Jose In the individual medley, Bob city college 53-36. Wegman and Jim Monsees will CY 7-9111 The team will face Campbell battle for the win and perhaps a ; -:-----NP high school in the Spartan pool new record in the 200. tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. O'Neill is hoping that his 400- ...... , - 11.1 yard medley relay team will turn SPRITE? Judo Team in a time to qualify them for the SJS NCAA championships at Colum- Ranks Three Men bus later this month. San Jose State's brown belt I The 400-9'ard freestyle relay Someone at SAN JOSE judo team placed three men in the team of Jim Baugh. Dave ('or- final standings of the Stockton bet, Pete Segues and Bob Weg- invitational at Lodi Sunday. man will ix. going for a new must win in the Al Felice took second place for record in the 400-yard freestyle SAN CLUB the Spartans with three wins and relays. The record, which was JOSE HEALTH no defeats. Bill Knabke was third met last week is 3:30.1. Clara CYpress 5-9910 with three wins and a draw. 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gee Placement Office Lists Display Here Report Two Thefts Plans for Vietnam Assignment A mobile display and demon- fell victim to 'lite% es that intek- latest 1,1111 II, 1.0.W ltp I t Coll1L.11,..11iCI wu..1.1 lie .1 tn ilia Available Summer Jobs striatloft of the then gins end. , li ago, durio,c the arc-welding techniques will be war, Richard Earle got work with the frogmen. why I'm going bask in.. What arc :.. sus this oats ..J1 and state parks, resorts, Spartan Rentals unit, 642 S. shown tomorrow in the court yard restless, left his studies at San in Korean waters, restaurants and summer camps. Seventh st. reported stolen a "All that time t.hoelbal swieecktr;a: summer? If you can't decide, let of the automotive lab between the Jose State, where he was a police the enemy. It wasn't large brown pole lamp, contain- we never saw throughback the placement office help you. Employment is offered to both Industrial Arts and Engineering major, and enlisted in the Navy's movies, at least not who wentl king ing three pawn-type balls -- red, at all like the men and women. Jobs ranging buildings. elite Underwater Demolition senior stated. had five or ten left. Helping students find summer green and blue. The pole was ex- for us." the tall Our outfit from waitresses to truck drivers The day-long exhibit is being Team. had to reform in Ilawaii, employment is just one of the tremely heavy and would have "As long as there are two people and then are listed. presented by Gene Conner, repre- Today, at 28 and back on cam- we were sent to Korea services offered by the San Jose had to be earned away on a truck. In the water, the sharks won't in the There are also opportunities for sentative of a national arc welding Earle is four months away spring of 1953." VOL. ' State placement office. Adm234. A grey-blue chrome tank-type pus, jump you," said Earle. This was part-time jobs listed. Again, there concern. The display is being from a commission in the U. S. HIGH RE No matter what your prefer- vacuum cleaner was reported stressed in his briefing lessons with -ENLISTMENT is guite a variety from which to brought to San Jose State from Army and an assignment In Viet- The ences. this office can probably stolen from 536 S. Eighth st. by the frOgInefl. Ile pointed out that uur outfits buss, a hjvh choose. Arizona. nam. re-enlistment rate, find interesting job for you. Manager Robert W. Willson The for all the tithe he spent In the a, ,sading tu For there for teaching Welding of tungsten inert gas, The senior chemistry major 13 was Earle. Our ship-over I !IWO/We, are job open- Providing positions cleaner us a.'. alurd at $100. South Pacific, not one man ate was SS \16 metallic arc and spot welding will Army ROTC program per ite;s listed in business, industry, candidates is another of the place- finishing an lost in a shark encounter. cent.' he said. "Some of the be demonstrated. a ment staff's important responsi- which will commission him as men in my outfit were 35 and 40 second lieutenant. Earle has re- MILITARY FAMILY years old, and they bilities. Almost every day, on-cam- wouldn't think quested duty with special forces from a long line of doing anything pus interviews are conducted for Spartaguide Earle comes else tssr Irv. Spartan Committee prospective teachers. Just recent- Call for Fiction where he hopes to use his exper- of military people. His father was log." representatives ctune from TODAY iencq with explosives. a 30-year man, and his brother, Earle was ly, Fiction Editor Glen Roberta discharged in June candidates. , A diving accident in 1955 forced Ted, in searching the family tree, Alaska to interview Issued a call yesterday for all S t oil en t Affiliates American 1957 after spending live years Mitre Applications Due found a sergeant in an old British with the The listed job interviews pro- past contributors to I.yke mag- Chemical society, meeting, S164, frogmen. wits mar. 15nortt Army brigade. ried in March 1958 Applications are still available vide a rich source of possibilities azine to retrieve their stories in 130 p.m. and has a 2. convene Rifle Marksmen against the year in the College Union. 315 S. Ninth for those interested in careers in J206. AIEE-IRE, officer and commit- Said Earle, "I am -old daughter. Patti. tee draft and feel that if enough men Earle went to ftegsona st., for students interested in serv- business or industry. Engineers "If there is anyone on campus meeting, E103, 2:30 p.m. Will Be Selected San Jose City fiction Young Republicans, election of Who really liked the service would college for two yeas before tutted ing on the homecoming or Spar- especially are in great demand. who has not contributed corn tao Lyke, we urge them to do officers and fact-finding commit- For Competition make it their life. our country ing to SJS. warm tan programs committees. For summer jobs, career oppor- Jose State's intercollegiate so," said Roberts, requesting tee report, C}1135, 2 p.m. San Seel(' tunities, or just part-time employ- rifle team is in its fifth month of ASH Personnel Officer Barney stories for futhre Lske issues. Roger WiWams Forum, speaker, of SJS ment. Adm234 is the place to _ competition in two leagues. Goldstein reports that there are Dr. William C. Steele, on "Today's enter sl The SJS team is pitted against .L'sgitated Political Spectrum," 156 Awesin. openings for five members on the industrial squads in the Santa S. 10th st., 12:30-1:30 p.m. dtier homecoming committee and for al Alpha Eta Sigma, last rush Clara valley rifle league, and five Job Interviews lair ill chairman and SLX representatives, university teams in the area. He that eats at function, in front of Newman hall, point; on the Spartan prognuns commit- Note: Interviews are held in the TOMORROW Among SJS's competition is Uni- 79 S. Fifth st., 7:15 p.m. TICO'S TACO tonal tee. Placement Office, Aelm234. Appoint. General Electrical no. will inter- versity of California at Berkeley, of the Industrial Relations club, meet- will never be meet lists are put out in advance indus- hungry. Deadline for submitting applica- interview. Students are requested to view majors in electrical, ing, CH161, 7:30 p.m. University of Cailfornia at Davis, trial, mechanical, general, metal- Stanford university, University of tions is noon tomorrow. Applicants' sign up early.-Ed. TASC, general meeting, TI-127, 8 fel0g lurgical, and chemical engineering, San Francisco and Santa Clara must submit photographs of them- TODAY p.m. mune selves with the applications and as well as mathematics majors. Society of Industrial Engineers, university. Personal Products corp. will in- ijavint must sign-up for an interview will inter- speaker, Peter Andraee, I a b or Last year, the team finished terview majors in business, and Hewlett-Packard co. inn i'll time. Interviews will be held to- en- union executive, on "Labor's Point 22nd in the nation with 295 teams liberal arts for in view electrical and mechanical !IVA a rn,ort, frunt 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. of View," Havenly Foods, Bay- competing. The SJS marksmen trainee positions in their field gineering majors. SJS shore and E. Julian, 8 p.m. placed third in the northern Cali- Past Preference sales force. The Emporium will interview Shah:: Women's Recreation assn., Or- fornia intercollegiate rifle league, Phileo Western Development majors in liberal arts for a mar- Elri0n chests, WGIO, 7 p.m.; swimming, and second in the Santa Clara 10 SPEED BICYCLES Labs will interview electrical and keting and retailing executive Benny J. Frankfurt gave up flying kites when WG pool, 7 p.m.; basketball, WG- valley competition. 66.95 to 189.50 mechanical engineering majors, 1 training program (merchandising 23. 7 p.m. Dr. Leslie Stephenson, associate he discovered what full enjoyment he departments). 3 Speeds from 44.95 and majors in physics and math- and sales supporting professor of industrial arts, is the acne ematics. got from eating tacos from TICO'S TACOS. Et- net. Repairs by Factory Trained Exeter Union High School dis- TOMORROW team's coach, with a student grad- Inure Waterhouse and co. Servicemen on All Makes Price tact (Tulare county) will inter- Spartan Chi, dance, members uate assistant, Don Harmon. At F01,1,0 majors in account-, will interview view high school teaching candl- free, all invited, WG22, 9-1 p.m. present the two are screening Spar! an PAUL'S CYCLES ing or business administration for date'e. Industrial Arts club, speaker, some 80 would-be marksmen. The fee a'..! 1435 The Alameda San Jose, Cal. staff accountant positions. Tico 's Tacos Gene Conner of Miller Electric team of 25 will be picked within Sc repo CV 3-9766 Liveromre Elementary district Tine U.S. Weather Bureau and Manufacturing co., automotive lab, five weeks, according to Dr. Step- 4th and St. James kly tree (Alameda county I will interview - the F.S. Department of Constheree IA147. 1130 a.m. helison. men's It teacher candidates for elementary 1 will interview majors in meteor- pper ta
STATE MEAT ()logy, mathematics, physics, elec- school positions. NI trical engineering or mechanical O MARKET Monterey City schools will in- engineering (hydraulics). terview prospective teachers in- 150 E. Santa Clara Open .I. J. Newberry co. will inter- terested in instructing at the ele- A CYpress 2.7726 rubly . sew majors in business or liberal mentary, junior high and high Peas or arts for positions as management school levels. to int -SPOUND BEEF trainees. rises fs ( Fresh and Lean 2 lbs 89c Fullerton Union High Schooll ipjortio College district SKINLESS WIENERS and Junior torI lit will interview First Quality lb 45c (Orange county) strict. candidates for high school and Befurs CANNED PICNIC HAM junior college teaching positions. G ner 6 lb Size lb 55c Washington Union High School Cs.? district I Alameda county) will in- ha JUtilOR TURKEY terview prospective high school 1. . our Sfor se,t, teachers. 4 to 8 lb. Size lb, 45c southern Humboldt Unified. 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Call SERVICES 4 2 034 1,.9 p Privet* lessons and tut- . Hi Fi phone. He'l',7ref,,rs rratic 3 Al. stages. Taught by na: ti,.J. .. sLkr. console te. Eoc. cond. after 5 p.m. CV 3.1951. 51, if, 2 9C2i.I. Conversation study for very advanceo Dorm contract. Pt- I CV 4. students of French by French native A ai..1 CV 5-2865. 20' Kit beau trailer sale. $500. Call Typing-Theses, Term papers, Reports CH 5.0348 etc. CV 3-0208. tr. r:1 Sr Manifold -dual cart. Edlebrack comp, MISCELLANEOUS TIC-TAC-TOE? It A Ches., 6 Cf 4 3464 (Gene). ENJOY GAMES LIKE 3-D Pacific Coast Sailing School. Bo, 328, 1,, RENTALS Sousei;to. ED 2.2480. Then you'd like computer programming, the new career No previous knowledge of computers is necessary; an Penny work. But Rooms for men with or without K.P. $20. Actors: thousand words perform that makes full use of your logical talents. If you have a intensive training eourse will equip you for your Ikk chr $25 rt.. 426 So At read- 7th S. ings. Sunday 3-5. 136 W. San Carlo: keen analytical and logical mind -and want to use it fully you should have an analytical and logical turn of mind, Vt. Aka Small apt.. $60. Large 1 bdrrn., $105, CV 4.392$. OF CALIFORNIA after college -then computer programming at IBM may and at least two years of college mathematics. ; ; ES 7.0796. HELP WANTED -MALI be just the career you've always looked forward to. You're sure to stop traffic in In computer programming you will find that the salaries Have RP, End. for boys 158 and girls. Need money? Pert time 10 phone busi. any portofcall in this cool, A computer programmer examines a business. indus are excellent, and that the future can be virtually as un- N . I. In, Amer. rock rig. 65 Sc. ;testes. collected birdseye pique that i f, Sr, Guaranteed wage plus bonus. trial, or scientific problem and translates it into a special limited as of the computer itself. There are CV 7.7857. Mr. Devis. has a lectured diamond pattern. the future Due Slender as a Waikiki palm, mathematical -logical language for the computer. Working ample opportunities for continued education. College approved room and board for Wanted: Three hashers. Evening meal. white as the frothy surf, at amazing speeds, the computer can produce answers Monthly. 43 S St 43 S 5th. this ohsochic The IBM representative will interview on your campus. in minutes, even seconds. Some of these answers might Ash. suifabl for 2, 3 or 4 men stu Alice fashion is a "must ' He will be glad to give you details about this fascinating Wanted: Boy to work in afternoons Washable. actually take days to produce by other methods. f, denls. See Mgr. Apt. 19, 686 So. 8th St. three meals a day plus small salary. 43 new profession. Your placement office will make an aP CY 3-8864. South 5th 5f. $15.98 The problems are interesting and varied. IBM pro- pointment. All qualified applicants will be considered for na Ar r4),.. South Lake Tahoe, 4 min. from stateline LOST grammers have used computers to predict hurricanes, tell employment without regard to race, creed, color or AND POUND 4, -$15 . & Heavenly Volley, sleeps 12. fireplace. days ahead where satellites will be in space, locate the tional origin. Or you may write, outlining briefly your ei.od. included. B.t part, dishes. piano: Past Worthy Advisor's necklace. Mother IPA $65 per weekend Cell collect Dick of pearl. gold, Reinkiow emblem and 51,,, Cav best factory sites for businessmen, and aid highway engi- background. to: Manager of Technical Recruitment, Mshre Kimball 4.2852. gavel on it. Reward. YO 7.0369. neers in laying out roads. Corp., Dept. 902,590 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N.Y. 455 E. William St. APpi Neat furs. apt. 2 bdrrn. I/2 blk. to col- Lost: Typad German letter on blue You naturally have CY 4-7629 hPh rib CV 5-5311. paper. CV 3.0979. 1B 12 So. 5th St. a better chance to grow IBM will interview March 15. Unfurl,. 3.1tm. Apt. 1150. Married couple. Lest: Long, narrow, brown wallet. Re. with a growth company. 3rd., Apt. ward. Call 24I 2536. Need papers, cards. 1211031=111