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;Plays Criminology Professor Spa2tadiet C enthusiast, the Industrial am ose a mem Speaks This Morning 49 41W ,, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 1962 No. 103 ,teen tes0 Mkit, transistors aid Prof. Joseph D. Lohman, dean...- committee, is free to students, tion, and he has been a consultant of the School of Criminology at !faculty and the public. to the police departments of many nit an area IN wee University of California, will dis- Dean Lohman, a recognized au- ' major U.S. cities, including Chica- Judiciary mounted, Drive DmmeYerfs cuss "Crime and Law in the New thority in a number of fields in- I go. Washington. D.C., New Orleans, Blood a long native Denver. Aims. Community" this morning at 11:30 eluding criminology, has had and his Pittsburgh, in Concert Hall. Iand distinguished career. Dean Lohman served as sheriff ystal set Studies Earn Hears Case His lecture, under the auspices His writings on crime, human re- of Cook county, Ill., from 1954 to 1 other 14," of the SJS police school, the Sociol- lations, and community problems 1958, when he was elected treas- year. Sias,: New An SJS freshman. isi,i .5 laap- ogy department and the college lee- have been read throughout the nit- urer of the state. He resigned the neehartisg. Record

For in Spartan prehended last week latter post last year to join the e the 1923 A of 300 pints of blood has been set for the April 26 blood Membership bookstore for apparently stealine Berkeley school faculty. gear, is a .rt, here by Ski Maestre, co-chairman of the drive sponsored by some stationery, appeared befoo Among the dean's published writ- ion of trans., As9 community services committee and the Air Force ROTC. Dr. Frederick C. Dommeyer, the ASB judiciary yesterday in a ings is "The Police and Minority ansparent siaestre said this semester's drive will attempt to break last fails head of the SJS Philosophy de- ASB Amendment Vote closed session meeting. Groups," now generally regarded hanisms. total of 227 pints. SJS has contributed 8160 pints of blood in partment, was recently elected to The second-semester freshman as the definitive work in this field. of Phil ist four years. membership in the Parapsycho- teVOl was stopped by a plainclothes man His report "Segregation in Wash- W004 .:mdents may donate blood between the hours of 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at logical association. last Wednesday outside Spartan ington" won him the Edward Ber- uses. *Hoover Hall, 328 S. Eighth at. Election to membership in the Ends This Afternoon bookstore after he had switched a nays award for outstanding action ernistic eue;', Students wishing to donate blood association is based on original pack of more expensive stationery Voting goes into its second and lified the results of the first elec- research in 1949. In 1953, Dean Ind meats r./ must be at least 18 years old. Stu- research in the parapsychological Trimillos Gets to a leas expensive stationery box. day today on three proposed tion because of election code Lohman won the Department of uristic desien-, Ric dents under 21 must have a con- final The student told the judiciary the Army Medal of Freedom for ;tiled bowl reslease slip signed amendments to the ASB constitu- violations by the election board. s by he committed the act simply U.N. the randparent tion. Two of the proposed changes his work as consultant to the shape ,a1 From Society; "without thinking." V500 Polls will open from 9:30 a.m. call for lowering of the percentage repatriaton group during the Ko- Release slips may be obtained He said he just couldn't make to 9:30 p.m. in front of the caf- of ASH signatures required on rean conflict. at al o2u4tside 25the up his mind over what stationery willcafeteria eteria. petitions for ASB government ac- Dean Lohman has also served as Ill SiS Wi nner 11-13, and They he Sale wanted. The special election, second of for re-set- director of the American Correc- be accepted the day of the drive tion, and the third calls cardo "Ric" Trimillos, senior He admitted to the judiciary the semester, was called by Stu- tional assn., president of the Illi- at ting of ASB elections to an earlier was awarded Hoover Hall. that he had enough money at the nois Academy of Criminology, and morrow , c major, a dent Council, after the group nul- date in the semester. fellowship from Minimum weight for donors is time to buy both types of sta- as a member of the editorial board e5e0 national The first proposal would lower Phi national scholar- 110 pounds. tionery. of the Journal of Criminal Law, Y in Tyrur Kappa the percentage of signatures society yesterday. Two plaques The student said that he hadn't Criminology, and Police Science. ci" and honor will be awarded to Student Council needed on petitions asking for a G. Bruntz, the intended to go to the bookstore The Dean earned a B.A. in 1930 ? but a fiat Dr. George profes- fraternal and non-fraternal special election from 15 to 10 history, political science organization and deliberately take the sta- 3 proposed legislatice directi VP at the University of Denver. an ied medal: of on campus with the cent. ,ionery. which would require student per in the book , aducation and chairman of highest percentage of its mem- M.A. at the University of Wiscon- He repeated that he "ju.st didn't body officers to submit annual Another change would allow an sale toms:, aiS fellowship committee, an- bers donating blood. sin the following year. and was a think about it." written reports on their respec- initiative measure to be placed be- trtan books', 'rd that Trimillos was the The fraternity plaque was won graduate fellow at University of The student, who told the Ju- tive offices is expected to come fore the ASH after being re- bed by the As- student at the college to re- last semester by Theta Chi and Chicago in 1931-32. iiciary that he had held three class before Student Council this af- quested by apetition signed by 10 Students gives he award, other plaque by the Air Force alfices in high school, said that ternoon at 2:30 at the group's per cent of the student body in- 1 by department .s fellowship will be used by ROTC, the incident had cut his pride weekly meeting in the College stead of the presently required I'S in 37 depart. ,cipient for a year's graduate The Air Force ROTC has always Murderess' Guilt East-West deeply in himself. He added that Union. 15 per cent. ;ors were asked - at the center in been a consistent winner in this he knew he had done wrongly by Submitted by con n c il vice The third change asks that not only fore*. rateeory, Maestre added. DR. FREDERICK C. DOMMEYER taking the stationery. chairman Jud Clark, the direc- election of executive officers and for the enjoy. ;roiling. the son of Mr. and ... Philosophy department heed Weighed In Talk The judiciary told the student tive would require reports cover- Student Council members take Is, according to Mrs. Emil Trimillos of Santa r . Was Lizzy Borden really guilty field. Dr. Domineyer's professional that it will recommend action to ing: duties of the office, a check- place between six and eight weeks list chairman Clara, was born in San Jose and lms HighlightTo Iof murder? interests are basically in Philos- Dean Stanley Benz, who will in list of the details of operation, before the end of the semester. sas graduated from San Jose 1 This question will be investi- ophy. but during the last 20 years turn report the Judiciary's find- and a review of the programs Presently, the constitution set IORIZON hien school in 1958. He will be gated today at the 12:30 book talk he has done a great deal of work ings to Pres. John T. Wahlquist. undertaken during the terns of these elections at between four !UPI Quinn graduated from SJS in June with Gilbert, Sullivan when Dr. Robert Gordon. associate in parapsychology. President Wahlquist will render of lice. 1 and six weeks from the end of the ;led in brass degree. iprofessor of English, rev iews as In 1955-36. Dr. Dommeyer car- the rintil asniester. its He plans to study for a master's Biographies of tr nliiat erti of "Lizzy Borden. the Untold Story" Monica re. ried on some studies in precog- quit the &nee in Asian music at the East- English operetta will he shown to- in rooms A and B of the cafeteria. beach nition which led to two articles spearing in the West center. Later, Trimillos morrow on the classic-films series The book, written by Edward in the Journal of the American Shaces ’.1?.?! hopes to earn a doctorate and presentation "Gilbert and Sulli- Raclin covers the case history of Society for Psychical Research. Intercultural Council To Map teach college. van." 1Lizzy Borden. who, in 1892, was During the past year While it strident at San Jose The film will he shown tomorrow he has been arrested as the prime suspect in doing . State. Trimillos has been active afternoon at 3:30 in Concert Hall research on the place ef the hatchet-slaying of her wealthy in student government, student and again at 7 p.m. in Morris parapsychology in the u niversitie he Day! Dr. Joseph B. Rhine of Duke International Week Plans Tonight, musical groups and service organ- Dailey auditorium. "Following the trial in Fall isations. Last year he was sent to Scenes from the productions of university, well-known for his River. Mass.,Lizz was ac uited The pr,iii,;,(1 mlerctutural coun- 1111.iitt,1 i It tend.' on May 18 at the Hawaiian Gar- I 3 s q . Germany as one of San Jose's Gilbert and Sullivan will studies in extrasensory perception. bat didn't agree be per- cil will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Lynn Spalding, acting secretary of dens. An international queen ;sill many people with community ambassadors by the formed in the film by the has invited Dr. Dommeyer to con- the verdict," Dr. Gordon explained. D'Oyley College Union to set up plans for the intercultural council, said. be crowned at the ball fork affairs council in conjunc- Carte company. tinue his research on "Parapsy- In presenting the sensational International Week, May 14-18. Specific plans for the colorful "A trip around the world through fion with the Experiment in The preliminary film is "Easy chology and the Universities" this murder ease. Radin, who has done ethnic, cul- International Week will be estab- entertainment. representative of American Living. Street." starring Charles Chaplain. coming simmer at the parapsy- Representatives from a great deal of criminal writing lished by the representatives, Lynn various countries, will also be tea- chology laboratory at Duke. tural and foreign language clubs on studying, goes into original added. tutext at the ball," Lynn explained, Dr. Dommeyer has accepted this campus will attend the meeting. court records and police evidence. May 18 has been proclaimed In- invitation and plans to leave for Any individual interested in work- , Climaxing the week-long activi- He also interviews many people ternational Day at San Jose State Duke university. ing on forthcoming International ties will be the International Ball contrectecr i th inc case Army and the intercultural council will "in an attempt to determine Cadet Vie hold a reception for the consular whether she was really guilty, core of San Francisco in San Jose Radin carefully presents the Mi. before the dance, decree and then indicates who he Lynn said that other Interne- thinks is the most likely suspect," For Assignment tional Week activities will include Dr. Gordon declared. exhibits, displays, booths and other -But I can't tell you who it is special presentations by groups re- :ury- It IS tailt est might say special forces is a , because that will spoil the story presenting foreign countries. senior in social sag- team of fighting instructors." for you if you read it." he added.. er, A symposium on a major inter- i, hound for Viet. Nam Sans spent fourteen months in national issue will be offered by this June, if his Korea, acting as a squad lea,. the International Relations club. .:;Iy is approved by the and platoon sergeant. Ile reeali, 8 Department "International Week will be the Co-Rec Activities On owe et the Army. being among a group who was in- Sans,iigi hest test to see how the newly- hoot :vitiate of McClatehy vited into the Communist Red Chi- radio, formed interculturalcouncil is go- Hawaii: tiros, WW1' Aleol in Siieramento. and a Feature nese sector on their way into Pan ing. III al nnction," Lynn added. 5 Sacramento Mun Jom. Hula, Leis Included INTERESTING TRIP Tonight s Co-Ree acti,ityis ill "That trip was very interesting. follow a Hawaiian theme and is O Station Was We got to see the enemy troops No One Wins trith named "Barefoot Adventure." Be- q.d Ater A and their equipment. I shot some ginnin at 7:30, the program will pictures, but was not supposed to." include hula dancing, a film en- Mun Jom truce area is ouncil The Pan Posts 'titled "Hawaiian Native Life" plus lines, in actually within communist No one W" e jeC ed Yester. hostesses dressed in Mu-mus. L'Y hut is a neutral area where neith- day's San Jose race for council- I Stateside games such as ping men. Six Candidates will he in a 'en Atittona. er side carries weapons. pong, volleyball, and shuffle board .14teroe, Sans admits he has been inter- run-off election May 8 for the will be offered. Instructions on three ested in military life since he was vacant seats. lei making will replace tonight's 14. He has been a lieutenant in Clyde L. Fischer,a former, quiet game session. the Civil Air Patrol, and served as councilman, led the field with Bermudas and pedalpushers will 8 "rtgwe,"" ROTC 11.370 votes followed close behind sedan 10 a major in his high school , he the dress of the day. Student 101 at Sans holds by incumbent Mayor Paul Moore 1 body group. While SJS, cards must he presented at or, whifenali svith 10.748. Mrs. the school ROTC record on the Virginia C. the door for admission. The Ha known distance course of a 229 out COEDS FOR STANTONDr. William Stanton, assemblyman nomination in the new 25th dis- sshaffer, San Jose housewife, came waoan program .rn of 300 possible points. The known associate professor of economics, gathers coed trict. Voting for the office will be held in the , in third with 6546: incumbent -9,45 p.m. followers in his campaign for the Democratic June primaries. phnin S. HAI, 11.11 distance course is a firing prob.! George W. Siegfried was fourth- tern, where the exact distance .0 with 6033; Joseph L. Pace, local 1111 ig al MI the targets is known to the sho,.1. , ' physician. was fifth with 5384 and ArIP JOHN SANS ahead of his firing. He plans on t Wester Sweet, San Jose attorney. Ill ... Viet Nam bound? making the Army his career. came in last with 5225. A total of 2015 precincts re - II II \ , w ft V 0 rk it. 'tate fates I a and anton a nice junior P orm. colleges, is now 15 JUMPS 1ported a final vote of 2.3.535. This all; as )1`1111 u',.,u',., 1 5, ,.111,11,1,1te 'ii' tire ton slated ilia: lie did 1,1 Ii 1,1' ;NI:illt1,11 II plaice to visit tint 1 11 varlet brittle group corn- When Sans served with an air- "."'S wart 2 t per cent of the total ' 11 of district and type would solve the want iiAlt the ROTC, and holds borne outfit, he made 15 jumps, 25th assembly San Jose legislation of this firmly against is Francis Bill, registered vote. IIIwouldn't to al 'Am rank of full Colonel. nine night and six day jumps."In State economics instructor William the narcotics problem in Califor- which is designed to be a Califor- City .., there. Nor 1, for in Kerte Manager A. P. Hamann in 1956, SIMS enlisted these Jumps, there weren't any mis- Stanton said yesterday that if he nia. "This is one of the greatest nla constitutional amendment. Dr. 1111 N.T. there are not 22 ' in received a vote of confidence--ses IIIII rio.ornr and ITY1110S1N1 than my just toeing W01.0 elected he would absolutely constitutional protect ions we have Stanton said the bill would take stores like in Cal. dirty in haps. other 13.435; no 7849, the lowest mar. IIIt/3 IN !owes. SSW. not support any legislation which and I don't want tn see any breach- away civil rights of anyone that and If there's no Rifle, downright scared," said gin ever received in his seven nc. von would change the present said. ean Ares a 111 to Sans, "The special Sans is unmarried, and has no search es in this line," the economist is an "identified communist." He times on the ballot. llwhere nave an pleas. He and seizure law. stated that an "identified commun- ii., genuine Ivy milt with a is interesting motto. immediate matrimonial State Senator Richard Dolwie, Early, in the evening, it looked ,03 time, British Stanton filled in at the last ist" is defined as any individual Mil vent for only 49.30? *-- II. any place, anywhere, says he subscribes to the min- Republican candidate for attorney as though Fischer and Mayo, rni'h"\c''" The its of- ute when Councilman Robert Identified before a public III the next time you h i, t special force troop theory of matrimony among general of California, called for a govern- Moore would he elected, with Mrs 11 It behind as expounded by Major Rim- Doerr, who was scheduled to speak mental group as a communist." en, N.V., get y lair suit at enemy lines and firers, change in present law whets he Shaffer and Siegfried fighting for aierillits. R/A first. 111 :LOS We show the nil - gel .Trohnson, SJS assistant profes- to the Democratic club in C11149, spoke on campus Monday, that Also, according to Dr. Stanton, third. As the rest of the precincts 1111 to take care of them- sor of military science. "A liettlen- said he could not be at the meet - would allow narcotics to be Iltithri under this amendment a teacher reported, however, it appeared ’i to to blow tip bridees. and ant should not he married, a cap- itag, according Fred Branstetter, in evidence when seized without a who has pleaded the 5th amend- that no one wredd receive the aet as n liaison between fain can he married, and a major Democratic club president. search warrant outside the home. ment would not be granted or have necessary and 50 per cent of the total the Its. 110 MAI'l led." In reply to a queestion Dr. Stan- government. shontlil Another piece of legislation his credentials; renewed, votes teed. IN SAN JOSE 2SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, April 11, 1962 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Ediforials Thrust and Parry riot s" are the real government -super-pat springs a bureau. Poll Sci Hear dupes and not those ssesie tyranny Communist and an insoierse Gimmicks and Spirit "poor misguickst liberals." of power from his Offers 2 Sources office that the a column in the San Francisco Chronicle praised San Tom Parker bureaucrat of merit Recently Editor: unworthy Jose State's. athletic director Bob Bronzan and publicity man Art ASK 11131 takes, when he himself I have been reading with in- a little for their tremendous work in putting over Spartan football kingdom makes with Johnson terest the letters in the Spar- sharp the past season. pencil? and dull wit? games during Daily concerned with Israel Suggestion Offered Who else article stated that SJS increased 25 per cent in football in- tan would bear to rule The and Palestine written by Mr. and daily stated that the department expects to increase another 25 'For Arab Well-Being' under a weary life, come and George M. Maalouf and Ali but that fall. dread of unemployment per cent next Ead. They have present- Editor: before of promoting done by the two gentlemen was a good Youssif pension: that undiscovered The job ed the pro-Arab point of view The high incidence of articles limbo brought in entertainment before the game and had tre- from whose tomb no one. They eloquently and effectively. written by Arab students ap- bureaucrat mendous.half-time shows. This is all fine and dandy, but the pub- returns, puzzles his In the event that readers pearing in the Thrust and Parry will arid for the entertainment seemed to receive more publicity than the makes us rather bear licity might want to be acquainted make imperative a suggestion his ill football game. he has than fly to him actual with the other side of the ques- for the well being of Arab pub- that we BIG CROWDS know not of? tion, let me suggest two sources: lic relations. We got great crowds to our games. some of them even over- Thus socialism dues Ili Martha Gellhorn's article American people do not make sy- flowing. But shy must a school the size of SJS have to put on tre- The cophants of us all: about the Palestine refugees in with, let alone ad- and thus the mendous publicity programs to fill a very small 118.000) Spartan sympathize sickly hue of socialist the Atlantic magazine, Novem- mire words of hatred and malev- evolution stadium? is cast o'er our land ber, 1961. olence. It is more than evident with para. The Spartans have been scheduling top football teams, and sitic resolution. And (21 Arthur Koestler's book that hatred and malevolence per- private ers future schedules show that the opposition will get tougher. I cannot terprise of great pitch "Promise and Fulfillment." meate the articles written by the and sway see why school spirit and enthusiasm at SJS has to he less than that with this sickly hue they Frederick A. Weed, head Arab students. are at the local high schools. cast away and lost the name of Political Science If Arab doctrines cannot be a YELL PROBLEM Department Freedom -Hush you pray! Administration expressed in any other light, Take SJS yells, for instance. We continually learn and give yells and Public All-powerful government say, I suggest that silence would be that are on the high school level in content. A college freshman is ior, in my prayers. Be all ill.n24* !Ai/se E3E A LITTLE LATE FOR WO1Z14, 5.17215; the most prudent diplomacy and may indeed shocked when he attends his first varsity football game. He is WE'VE A FACULTY MEETING taxes collected. JLI61' Gar WORD Dr. Porter Tells the greatest service the Arab expecting the traditional "rah rah" collegiate yells that he has heard Bob Arita of from his older brother and father. Instead, what does he get. It's How Idea Started students could render their homeland. ASK 6346 the same old thing all over again. "Hit 'em again, hit 'em again, we Editor: like it. we like it." Jim Befits On the speaker bureau matter, ASIS Aiors48 These yells are fine for students attending San Jose high school, I would refer a person to Student Criticizes but surely are too immature and juvenile for college students. Matthew 13; 3-7. 'Irrational Let's raise our school spirit and enthusiasm to the collegiate Sparia- o-Pottiul Thinking' In all fairness, however, I Attack Criticized Editor: level here at San Jose. We don't need promotional gimmicks to get must confess that I am on a As 'Unfortified' 1 would like to students to football games. G.A. By DRU CHALLBERG crusade, or at least entertain- take a closer Society Editor look at Jim McDonald's ing a daydream. It came about Editor: letter published April 2. In this Blue skies, nothing but blue skies . . . add a little warm sun- through the reading which I On Monday, April 9, the stu- letter, he states that Russian shine and away we go to the beach, to the swimming pool or to have been doing, thanks to the dents of SJS experienced a ma- estimates of 50-75 million people killed in Aesthetics the spacious lawns of the inner quad. Spring fever has swooped upon admiral's stimulation. licious attack on world Judaism. the United States by a nuclear A lovely, blossoming tree adds beauty to the pathway from the a large percentage of the college inhabitants and it is all leading Going throug Nevins and Com- An attack unfortified by facts, logic or any other organ of in- attack will bring us to a poptda. main Seventh st. crossing and Tower Hall. Tower Hall itself suggests to an onslaught of campus activities. mager's 60-cent "Pocket His- lion telligent reason, but an attack level equivalent to that of beauty and tradition. The chapel, though surrounded by construction DELTA SIGMA PHI tory of the United States," from 1920. Our rooted in naked hate. industry, he states, and rubble, has managed to retain an air of serenity. "We finany made it," cried the Delta Sig pledges in regard to the rack at Kress', I came to would be back to its Mr. Ead does not desire to in- original The feeling an alumnus has of his college days should be one of their fraternity's first successful sneak in four years. The dazed the description, starting on page status in about 20 years. 367, of the amazing career of timidate Jews of Israel alone, pride and loyalty. actives have recovered sufficiently to concede a reward of a turn- First, I would like to but Jews of the world in general. leant Alumni of colleges and universities all over the world have writ- about day to the proud pledges. Turnabout consists of a role shift Wisconsin's Robert M. La Fol- on what sources he leans for This is evidenced by his two un- his ten of their memories of campuses steeped in tradition, pride and between actives and pledges. lette. supporting data. Exactly which Femininity will take over the fraternity house this Saturday Particularly tantalizing was warranted statements, one of sentiment. Will this be your attitude after you are graduated from Russian estimates said that 50. when the Delta Sigma Phi Mothers club will meet for tea. the portion beginning with the which reads as follows: SJS? 75 million would be killed in In addition to the knowledge we have received here and hope to SIGMA NU statement on iage 368 that "As I do expect that we all the United States in total nu- LISP every day, what will we actually be able to picture visually when Rapidly progressing on their plans for the White Rose Queen "Nothing was more interesting know that the state of Israel is clear war. Apparently the peace- we think of our alma mater; the tree, the tower or the chapel? That contest are the members of Sigma Nu fraternity. Already we have than the manner in which La not more than a stolen piece of fighter does not consider the Follette made the university the is the limited choice, for certainly glorified barracks such as Cen- the finalists for the coronation formal which will be held May 4-6 land created by the international possibility of more than one at- nerve center of the state." tennial Hall and the Speech and Drama building will not remain im- at Squaw Valley. Awaiting the gala event are finalists Carolee powers to be an asylum and tack, germ warfare, radiation printed in our minds. Schradel of Kappa Alpha Theta. Janet Hjelmeland of Kappa Kappa Just how, or whether, San refuge for undesired groups all after effects or other means of Functionalism has found its place at SJS. but what about beauty? Gamma, Arlene D'Arcy of Chi Omega, Sally Clarke of Sigma Kappa Jose State could be made the over the world." boosting the number killed. nerve center of at least the city, Seemingly Carnuus stationery. postcards and other imprinted matter of the col- and Joan McElroy, of Delta Gamma. Mr. Ead has as- Second, the statement that in- is a matter still not resolved in similated lege invariably picture Tower Hall and that is it. MU PHI EPSILON quite admirably those dustry can be rebuilt in approxi- my own mind. Maybe the speak- The other buildings not only are un-distinctive and cold in them- The sereneness of Memorial chapel on campus set the stage doctrines set by Hitler, Goeb- mately 20 years is ridiculous, er bureau could be a start. Or selves. but do not show any rhyme, reason or continuity with one for the national music sorority's spring pledging recently. Receiving bels and those other Nazis pres- Western Europe, which was maybe we'll have to hope for ently and previously another. The Tower is Spanish, the chapel is contemporary, the other the pledging rituals were Mary Jane Adams, Karen Brandon, Joan employed devastated during World War Ii another "Fighting Bob" to by the buildings are non-descript and the tree . . . it symbolizes beauty Bridges, Alice Ann Clark, Hollie Giller, Lynn Howe, Linda Jones, Arab governments. by conventional weapons, would emerge from the through the ages. Gerri Munoz, Marlene Nickols, Toni-Sue Odekirk, Maureen Schino, ranks of our As to Mr. Eads' contention be flat on its back if it were students. not Why is it. too, that in most of the buildings you never know Camilla Sheldon and Yvonne Tomasena. that Palestine was always an for outside aid coming from the where the front, back and side are? The Music building, at least, has Mus Phi Epsilon spring semester officers are Nancy Daggett, Albert Porter Arab land, a brief consideration Associate Professor of Business United States. Where would this a definite main entry hall. The Art building is lucky indeed to have president; Eunice Moore, vice president; Diane Sutton, recording of any history text will reveal country get its aid from? Per- an entry patio. But these assets still do not make these buildings secretary; Jean Adams, corresponding secretary; Beth Ilopler, that this is a gross distortion of haps the Minutemen would come beautiful. alumnae secretary; Elena Gregory, treasurer; Mary Sue Wilson, Student Holds historical fact. down from their hillside retreats Because SJS has grown so tapidly is no excuse for the campus historian and Irene Russell, chaplain. The last independent state to or maybe God. This would be do- to lack character and personality. 'Opposites Attract' have existed in Israel was a Jew- ing unto others as they would ish kingdom Recently. $28.5 million was appropriated for developing the Editor: which fell to the do unto us, or wouldn't it? Roman SJS campus further over the next five years. Could there not hr. In recent years, a strange new legions 2000 years ago. Just what is peace? Is it some. somewhere in Ever since, the land of this budget. money for more showcases, murals, and Republicans Approaching force has entered our country. Israel thing that must he violated to (the whole decor to make these buildings come alive? If each department that This amazing new development civilized world does gain? Obviously, if you have recognize is not lucky enough to have its own building at present, were to has, is commonly called "super-pa- this to be the legal war to gain peace, you do not even name) was a small distinctive denotation of which department it was, think triotism" and is felt by its fol- conquered and re- have peace. It is this type of how much more character 'Dilemma' in Preliminaries conquered by many foreign in- would be accorded to the physical beaut lowers to be the free world's irrational thinking that leads to of vaders such as the SJS. By L'I'LE C. WILSON others had been enormously im- answer to Communist threat. Mamelukes, mutual annihilation. Crusaders, Certainly, the primary purpose of a college is to instill knowl- WASHINGTON (UPI)- -Hor- pressed by his welcome in At- They contend that the only Arab Califs, Turks edge. and others. But Fred Persilly but supplementary objectives should he to provide memories, rendous is the word to describe lanta, Ga., in the early days of really effective opposition to never once, in all this time, AMR GDOS traditions and pridein short, college is a place that we should be the dilemma of the Republican the campaign. Nixon was solidly anything is through its exact until the rebirth of the state of proud to think of and to show to everyone. party as it approaches this on record in favor of civil rights opposite. I feel that this theory Israel, was this land anything As college students, we have a right to expect our college to year's congressional election pre- as Negroes understand the issue is invalid and I tend to hold to more than an in- make us proud of vaded, conquered country. it not only academically but aesthetically. P.S. liminary to the presidential con- and he let it go at that, hoping, the old theory that "opposites 2tanTsaihi As an American Spa test in 1964. A dilemma is a sit- also that Northern Negroes attract." I am proud of the establishment uation in which you can't win. would remember. The John Birch society be- of a demo- cratic, progressive society such Entered as second class matter April The Republican dilemma con- Nixon avoided any directly ag- came prominent when it at- um as Israel in the Middle East, in 24, 1934, at San Jose, California, sists of the party's need to de- gressive appeal to Northern Ne- tacked such men as former March 3, 1879. Mine the midst of a 15th der the act of Antiques to Aircraft cide what it should do about the groes during his presidential President Eisenhower and Chief century ber California Newspaper Publisho feudal system; also, Ano. Negro vote in the North and campaign, perhaps fearing that Justice Earl Warren whose "de- as an Amer- Association. Published daily by ican, I would be equally proud dieted Students of San Join State about the white vote in the to do so would offensively re- cisions and actions have become Sunday. if the Arab countries ever at- College except Saturday and .outh. These decisions will be mind Southern whites of his a most important part of the during college year. Subscription am. Shown tained a similar status. ynedaerr:o$19-1;esmae: made at Milan Fair locally in the congressional record on that issue. He avoided whole advancing Communist rptbeads i s. onlyFolloanc:derammioai campaign coming up this year. the black belts of the big North- front." RIPIAPII Bader for $4.50. Off-campus price par By JESSE BOGUE Morabito explained. Republican candidates in the ern cities in his campaign. These accusations created a President of Intel semester "One can cents. CV 4.6414 --Editorial NEW YORK copy, 1 0 (UPI)If more go where the buyer and seller of North will be for civil rights DEMOCRATS' ADVANTAGE tremendous turmoil which caused AsIs orslin Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advert 2084. figures were needed to show ex- goods in international trade can along with God, mother and It didn't work. More than that, much dissent, suspicion and con- tising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 1,020bep.Pmr.i.ntminagndCaro.00:::: tent of meet and examine opportunities country and about in that order. Nixon's reaction to the Republi- fusion on the part of most U.S. interest in the op- Letter Dedicated lo:f45-G4 and sit down and Ditto Democratic candidates in can dilemma probably licked Americans. hPoreusrss portunities of the European make a Friday, Any phone calls should be deal." the North. Candidates of both him. The Democratic problem is Nikolai Lenin once said, "It is 'To All Liberals' made during these hours. Common Market, Dr. Ugo Mora- parties in the South will be for different. A Democratic necessary to separate the "Buyers from all over Eu- presi- lead- Editor: tisii,_9..-.14_;..gC.AROLY.N.,_.P_ERKI0 bito said yesterday, they could God, mother and country but dential candidate, John F. Ken- ers and intellectuals from the EditorAd,or . ropeand most of the nations This is dedicated to all liber- be found in what has happened not much, if any, for civil rights. nedy, for example, can go all out going order in order that it will THOMPS of the worldcome to Milan for als, whether they be Edit.;ON.... _ SHERRY That situation will show exactly to cultivate Northern Negro vot- be without spokesmen for its students or Day HIOTNASKAHASHI in one year to enrollment in the the fair," continued Morabito, instructors, how the two major parties stand ers and still win most of the theories and institutions. This 40th Milan Fair. who was in New York on a busi- STAFF POSITIONS on the civil rights issue. South's electoral vote because can be accomplished through ir- To negotiate, or not to nego- JOLLY ness trip connected with the News Editor WANDA EA6a A year ago, 513 U.S. firms had PARTY SPLITS the tiate: that is the questio n. DON enterprise. South still is habit-bound to reconcilable antagonism to the --- exhibits at this, the most all. Whether 'tis nobler in the ... FRED RAGLAND Each stands divided, wobbly the Democratic party. whole of their political system." paci- Sports Editor DeHAAN embracing of the world's perma- "Everything has been set up fist mind COPY. Editor JANE and afraid. This wobbly position But the Republican vote in the Is this the opposite? to suffer the slings LESTER ON nent trade fairs. Two years ago, to make it easy to do business. and arrows of outrageous Feature Editor ..... will be strong enough for con- South steadily is increasing. It The controversial Christian oorn- Editor . CHRIS HEADINGS there were 496. This year, when While the public is admitted Fine Arts gressional campaign purposes. is that fact that makes the Anti-Communist Crusade has munism, or to resume atom tests Editor -- -- the Milan most of the time, some days are Society CHALLIS. Fair gets under way Southern candidates of the Re- situation so difficult for the supposedly stressed religious op- against a sea of Nehruist criti- DRUCILLA set aside for attendance TAKAHASHI April 12, at least 550 American by buy- publican and Democratic Republicans. position to cism, and by testing slight them? Wire Editor . KEITH parties They are tempted communism. They YAMAMOTO companies will have exhibits, ers and sellers only." Photo Editor MARGIE can run, and in some cases, be but so far have lacked the cour- contend that through religion, To be Red, not dead: we're Editor DON CHAPMAN and the number may be even The exhibits range from an- Exchange WAY elected to congress this year on age to make the kind of presi- we can defeat the atheistic not for. But by our liberalism Promotion Manager . GLENN larger by the time the first vis- tiques to aircraft, from nuclear Kathy Carroll, ON a slightly muted issue of white dential bid for Southern elec- Communists. we condone the bureauracy and Photographers: H all, itors enter. power applications to livestock Bill Erdman, Bob supremacy. toral votes that surely would Previously, communism had the rising taxes that liberalism Challberg, and poultry. Jim Sampair, Andy Schwartz. Morabito Is commercial coun- Northern candidates of both win a lot of themand as surely been staunch "anti-religion" but is heir to: 'tis an end to our Torn Chest. selor of the Italian Embassy at parties can do as well on the prevent any movement of North- just recently it has toned down means. Salesmen: Rill !treason, Hie Jerry Hest Phil Washington. In that post he has issue of equal rights for Negroes ern Negroes back into the Re- its anti -religious views and has To raise, to borrow, to in- Judy Crabtree, Nusbaum Norton, Dave helped to co-ordinate the activi- in all areas of life. In a presi- publican ranks. even been successful in using creaseour national debt; ay, gills, Gus Oldham, Do Trees For SJS Pat O'Daniels, Darrell ties of Italian trade commission- dential election, however, the The decision will require cour- religious groups as reservoirs there's the trick; for in that Redemaker, Robert Schoch, KO An excerpt ers in New York, Chicago, New I rom the ininiites of Republicans must make up their age but it must be made. The which can be "tapped" when rising debt what care we spend- Valutin, Sue Whiten. IL the Anderson, Time* Orleans, Loa Angeles and San San Jose city council meeting minds. They must decide wheth- time of painful Democratic de- needed. thrifts when we have passed this Reporters: Gary Fare" Jesse Chambers, Joke Francisco who, together with of Dec. 14, 1868: er their national ticket shall cision will come later. The Dem- Confirmation of this is the debt to our progeny; for this Barr, Herring," John R. Henry, Barbera representation from Washing- "In motion, Councilman Smith approach the civil rights issue in ocrats cannot expect often to dramatic success the party had must give us no pause. There's ItMoTbahlr:ty7apNsruedd:oni."54,711/911: ton, have stirred the present was authorized to purchase trees the hope of winning white votes come up with a ticket so bal- In getting religious groups to some respect for those electors jCpciacra;onlrjp,a4L:unkinuedoni.. American industrial Interest in to be planted around St. James In the South or of winning Negro anced that the top man can help circulate and gain support who make of us so long a po- the fair. Square and Washington Square." votes in the North. make a powerful play for North- for the Stockholm Peace Peti- litical life; for who would dare "The Milan Fair is not like a Washington Square is the main For example: Richard M. Nix- ern Negro support while Lyndon tions of 1950 which have been to lose their votes? VIP! 'world's fair,' or like the County portion of the San Jose State Col- on chose in 1960 to hope for Johnson sings Dixie to Southern exposed as Communist-initiated. The conservative wrong, the V Is for fairs In the United State.," lege campus. Southern white votes. He and all vol era. It appears to me that these liberals right. From centralized Wednesday. April 11, 1962 SPARTAN DAILY -11

a bureau. cide e 474 To Resume Run Tonight RR infiOlenee Archibald MacLeistes nee that the By J. FARMER Pulitzer prize-winning play in t unworthy PLACING THE BLAME ... (or I need a name) verse, will re-open its first local self a little If I were an exceedingly clever little son-of-a-gun, perhaps this production tonight at 8:15 in the with sharp column would have been christened with a unique or original name. College Theater. Performances Who eke Instead, SIDEVIEWS was the best my humble mind could create. tomorrow , and will be repeated daily The title comes from sidebar, a word in the news business which through Saturday. but that means "any short humorous item, usually given special feature neat Tickets to the Speech and before tteatment." Sideviews is not far off from this in meaning. ivered limbo Drama department's second pro- Perhaps this column should have been named "Man Asleep." duction of thy' semester are avail- bureaucrat S That's a takeoff on the pen name of an Oakland newspaper able at the College Theater box will and writer's creation "Man-Alive." )ear his in office. Fifth and San Fernando But my wife suggested "Man Asleep" would have been better 50 cents for iiin that We sts. Admission is for a college student. She says it also fits my personality. students and $1 general. My wife sees me early, very EARLY in the morning, at a time, "JR." is an interpretation of Lffs make sy thank heaven, the rest of the world doesn't have to look at my dis- Biblical story of Job in terms ind thus the heveled (synonym-- untidy) countenance. the St of contemporary suffering and evolution * * * It is actually a play 1 with para. It was also suggested that the title by a play on my name. But calamities. about a play which takes place private en. with a handle like J. Farmer, anything I do to It could be just that empty M and away much worse. on the bare stage of an IC circus. they are * * * the narne Another name suggestion was "The Center View," since I re- Popcorn and balloon vendors, Pray! cently joined the Webster Quimbly society, an organization for those broken down actors who have nment!Sav. tired of far-out right and left viewpoints. seen better days, portray God Be all my and Satan in the circus play. The GUY Dennis Olsen is shown as he was congratulated Webster, according to the society's originator, was a "middle- FAVORITE action and Lindsey (I.) and Joan Elwood, members of Alpha Chi of-the-roader," found sitting in his car, parked on the center strip two comment upon by Linda bargain. tease and ridicule each omega, which held its annual "Favorite Guy" dance at the Alma- of the Santa Ana freeway, southern California's equivalent of the bayshore. other throughout the play. den country club last Friday. Webster, said Investigating officers, was sobbing quietly to him- MacLeish's modern counter- self. Then he uttered his famous statement, honored by both com- part of Job is J.B., a prosperous cizes muters and the society: "Traffic to the left of me, traffic to the right American industrialist who grad- inking' Directing Class Presents of me . . . etc., etc. ually loses his wealth and family I walk around campus wearing the society's seal: a badge of TORN BETWEEN TWOSarah, wife of the lead character of as a trial of his faith in God. redwood on one side, birch on the other and solid American hard- the SJS production of "J.B.," is torn between the conflicting ideol- The end of the play finds J.B. ake a closer wood in the middle. ogies of faith represented by her husband and Satan. James Bert- still trusting God despite the suf- tald's letter Scenes from English Play * * * holf (left) portrays J.B., Zoe Kamitses, his wife Sarah, and Jerry fering and pain he has endured. this lettei, My comments on campus life will be examinations of the side- DeBono, Satan. photo I.. Cl.SioLl But he has learned not to expect in estimates Scenes a 19th century horn is Yankee rile ta ern was views of SJS: Like an SJS official (who prefers to remain anony- pie killed in English play will be presented supposedly on a main stage justice. mous) who bowled a super-high score, nearly cut off his hand and Director of the SJS production Y a nuclear tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in the route. When it turns out that it managed to make it to his own wedding, all the same week-end. is Miss Elizabeth Loeffler, asso- to a popula. Studio Theater by members of a is not, the Major turns to drink, I might even explore the wild world of chemical elements, and ciate professor of drama. To that of stage directing class in the and begins having delusions of Audience I have plans to conduct a quiet campaign against mail-box thieves Shouts 'Bravo' Lead parts are held by James he states, Drama department. grandeur. who prey on "money from home" letters. Bertholf as JR.. Zoe Namitses as ITS original Directed by Marty Nedom, The egostistical Major's life * * * his wife, Sarah: Gary Safford as Van, language arts major, the becomes a fake as he lives on Fights and feuds conducted in this column will not be earth- To Mr. Zuss, the balloon vendor who ie to learn ii wens will be produced in the past and his wife and Orchestra Performance shaking; in fact, the editors and you readers will think that some- portrays God. and Jerry DeBono cans for his ,astume with stage setting daughter come to despise him. times the whole thing is downright dull. as Nickles. the popcorn vendor actly which _silting effects. Scenes presented by the direct- By DIU: ClIALLBER6 characters. A good deal of dis- Tune in sometime (to use a phrase of those familiar with other part of Satan. lid that in the period around 1827, ing class include a family feud The well-trained bows of the sonance and the extremes in dy- who takes the 50- media) and listen to some SIDEVIEWS. e :.lay cencerns a former after the Major has a big night string section, the controlled namic change were employed by The play's circus setting was killed in designed by J. Wendell Johnson, n total nu- 41 Army major who kicked on the town. woodwind voices and the effec- the composer to create his re- y the peace. the service for unproper Steve West will portray the u tive percussion group blended in sounding work. professor of drama. Lighting is supervised by Kenneth R. Dont, winder the Major, Kathy Dunne, his wife. to make the San Jose State or- Professor Walters pulled his assistant professor of drama, han one at- cr loosing his title and Gretchen Green, his daughter .A. Executive Tells chestra a "oneness" of musical orchestra out of the straits of while costumes were designed by radiation ,he Major comes to Amer- and Pat King, the mother of the sound that reached the ears of a "machine" performance into Joseph Markham, technical as- a: means of here he buys a tavern beau. last night's concert audience. the world of musical feeling and sistant. killed. Scenes from a second play Schedule of Movies Conducted by Dr. Gibson Wal- creativeness. Immediate re- eat that in. directed by graduate student ters, professor of music, the or- sponse to his every cue yielded fn.' sure 17.ar, scrne Si Oar stcdents in approxi- V Is for VIP! Maria Wild a, w ill also o be pre- By VERNON SCOTT lion. No major studio nor inde- chestra featured in its program an attentive and polite audience. who have been killed in auto accidents ridiculours sented HOLLYWOOD (UPI)Inter- pendent producer is in the same the works of such recent com- The pin-drop silences of the would be alive today if they had been which was ested in the kind of movies you league. posers as John Pozdro, Francis pianissimo and the vibrant li-Iusing seatbelts." . . . Bill Erdman arid War II will be seeing for the next three Robert Blumofe, vice presi- Poulenc and the late Edouard crashes of the fortissimo were Sophomore Representative, SJS Student [ions, would Associated Students years? dent in charge of West Coast Ledo, A repeat performance will unmarred by the large audience. '..ouncil. it were not of The men who know are the productions, is confident that be given tonight at 8:15 p.m. in Pozdroi "Symphony No 2" performed by the student or- ig from the COLLEGE bright young heads of United Unified Artists' program for the Concert Hall. would this SAN JOSE CITY Artists Corp. They don't make future will be even more suc- Shouts of "Bravo" and extend- chestra is an excellent example ed applause heralded the duo of the fine technical control of from? Per. presents news as did the moguls of old, cessful. W. L. LE 1\ Jewelers would come the Zanucks, Goldwyns and He revealed schedules for the piano presentation of Donald both the individual performer ale retreats DR. LINUS PAULING Mayers. But :they make movies next three years: Chan and Ricardo Trimillos. The and the orchestra as a whole. . . . 58 Years in San Jose add be do. and are confident to let the 1962"Birdman of Alcatraz'. two able pianists enraptured the Strength and intensity rocked "Steps Toward World Peace" they would stars, directors and producers with Burt Lancaster, "Geron- audience with their mastery of the auditorium walls of the the keyboard and the vivacious Symphony's demanding passages. n't it? Thursday. April 12 Gen. Adm. $1.50 take the bows. imo' with Chuck Connors, "The (Distinguished ' Is it some Road to Hong Kong." Hope and moods of Poulenc's "Concerto in Just as dramatically, the subtly CY 8-2181 This past year UA financed violated to Men'ti 0; in, 8:30 the biggest films in the Aca- Crosby. "The Miracle Worker," D minor for Two Pianos and Or- hushed phrases of Pozdro's work chestra." tot( good gaste you have demy Award balloting, "West Anne Bancroft; "The Manchur- gained admirable reaction. Nu- ian Candidates," Frank Sinatra; "Overture to the Opera 'Le you do not Side Story," which won a total merous outstanding solo pas- iis type ot of 10 oscars Monday night, and and "The Third Dimension" Ron d'Ys' " reviewed through its sages were expertly supported tat leads to "Judgment at Nuremberg," with Sophia Loren. musical strains the entangled which took at least two oscars, 1963 "Tarus Bulba," Yul feelings ,,f the opera's leading by the orchestral background. geSHOO 8147f Brynner and Tony Curtis; "Two ly along with "Sergeants 3," "One, Two, T h re e," "Pocketfull of For The Seesaw." Robert Mitch - Miracles" and "The Children's urn and Shirley Maclaine; T WNESUO Hour." George Stevens' "The Greatest Ousted Frondizi, Argentina 14 13 TF.c Alameda 00N111 They cost more than 818 mil-_ Story Ever Told,'" " A Child Is . Waling," Burt Lancaster; "The , 6 5072 r ThE . , AT. IARK IRAM0101E411 MICE 110 01 SAWA CLARA rv v Lonely State," Judy Garland: and "Toys In The Attic," Dean April THE DAY THE EARTH Both Reported Suffering ,naftr CAUGHT FIRE Martin. :alifornia, SC THEY'RE BACK Aiso - 1964James Michener's "Ha- , 1879. Matt By PHIL NEWSO:VI do in office as the man next con- Audio hfuiri, AGAIN . . . waii, " "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad. sir Publishes SIX BLACK HORSES L'0-! ITT Foreign News Analyst stitutionally in line did not dis- ally by Asia. Mad World," "Roman Candle," "Solid On Martin Garcia island in the guise the fact that military men Joss Stale entertain- fsas TONIGHT Shirley Maclaine; "The Golden and Sunday, ment!" River Plato, ousted President Ar- were making the final decisions. ac. SO. every Wed. night) Age of Pericles," "A Bullet for oscripaion land nim Frondizi of Argentina was In only a little more than six Icler-of.sernet. lit FOX Charlemagne," "A Shot in the N.Y. Foal THEATRE reported suffering an illness gen- $8I A FOX WEST COAST Dark," and "Mister Moses." months, military forces in South rear, wch erally attributed to shock and Tut price TWO ACADEMY AWARD Satirical Folksongors There are many others, but America's two largest countries, 4I4Edifofisl Also THE GLENN FLIGHT NOMINEE SHOWS strain. PAUL those are the blockbusters. Argentina and Brazil, had 2386. Adve 111111Mhimummomm stepped in to affect drastically 2083, 2014. The major studios, too, will he Also suffering shock and strain Hit, producing big ones such as "Mu- but with the symptoms more the course of constitutional gov- Co. [pAut. NEWIVIA2N THOMSEN 6day thro.Yh p5390 RnSENS 3,.. tiny on the Bounty," "Cleo- clearly defined was Argentina it- ernment. be AMIZII=1 Is should 400 South First patra" and "My Fair Lady." self. In Argentina, the military tra- IN COLOR THE HUSTLER "We released 30 pictures last WEB OF PASSION What to do about them consti- ditionally have expected to be LYN PERRI JeanPoul DON year," Blumofe said, "And we consulted in Raimondo :MCKIE tuted a problem under study in government affairs, --- tchcock than HitchcoLk GLEASON hope to release another 30 to 35 and since the fall of the Peron THOMPSON FRANTIC capitals from Washington this year. We believe movies are to TAKAHASHI UBBARD Buenos Aires. dictatorship in 1955 have been Former SJS Students coming back strong. especially watchful that there )NS 1 "We've reached the minimal It was clear that democracy in JOLLY should be no return to the Peron- ,NDA SOphia [Peen point and the trend is toward Latin Amei ica, which the United Owt cPPatn DON EAGLE ARATOGA 1314121R the istas to power. more and better features. The States is pledged to support, suf- D RAGLAND .'AWFUL-AWFITI, Almost from the start, Fron- DeHAAN TTT' idomy Asuari "Two than it ever fered a blow when Argentine good and cDtanuond NE 12860 SOUTH Is} ST. CT 4-1306 potential is better dizi has been under their suspi- LESTER ON okia tifomEar (1 mile south of Hie fairgrounds/ was. We try to select only the military leaders elected to inter- HEADINGS C1011. i TWO WOMEN best, and so far we've been rupt democratic processes on clkeddtngqZings Alio THE While denying any obligation TRUMPET 0 on iv 0,1-011 lucky." March 29 and depose Frondizi to them, Frondi7i was elected The symbol that appropriately TAKAHASHI by force. YAMAMOTO with the help of Peronistas act- tncenr forever in ttyler that run TROPICAIRE Even the move which 1 CHAPMAN & Retied* installed ing upon the orders of Juan D. the gamut from simplicity to LENN LUTA' Alma TWIN-VUE DRIVE IN Senate President Jose Maria Gui- Pemn in exile. pre & Almaden the glamorous. 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FIRST RUN COLOR L N mina JUNG VIP! TWO SPECTACULAR ACVENTURE HITS APR.22 SEE A SHOW THE MAGIC SWORD APR. 14 to PLEASANT HILLS GOLF CLUB end pally TONIGHT! MIGHTY URSUS SOUTH WHITE ROAD NEAR STORY ROAD PIrst and S011 F do aSPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, April 11, 1962 Poli Sci Head Testifies ISC Group Plans Literary Mag Before State Assembly

Dr. Fic,lcce :A. h...til Or are about to go into battle two Big Easter Bill Now Accepting the the political science department at times before they ever get to American tti,ti)t,ilti't testified as a guest general election. Roth internal ,onal mot 'iii ti San Jose State, Nlidlterey Ix.. witness before the State Assembly students at San Jose State have stria. I join the Interna- On Manuscripts committee on elections and reap- been invited to Saturday, the center a series a trip portionment in early March at Ber- tional Student Center for to missions San Jos,. per Manuscripts are now being ac- keley. of trips during Easter vacation Clara, Sun Juan Bautista day and Cas. cepted for consideration for He followed Dr. William H. Vat- week. mel. tee "Reed," the college literary mag- cher jr., SJS associate professor of The center, located at 285 S. The group will lioar. 010 the renter azine, scheduled for publication political science who testified be- Market at., will be host for the at 9 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Stu. 16. according to Dr. Jeanne trips and tours to hay area indus- dents are requested II May fore that group in Fresno ill Feb- to bring thei,r. Lawson, assistant professor of ruary. Dr. Weed's testimony cov- tries, to the nearby Simla C1117. own lunch. Cost ot the buy, trip English and faculty adviser for ered two main areas, the strong is $2. the the magazine. The Rotary element of chance candidates face elub of Sall are eligible to Monday lose All SJS students and the problem of the pre-primary Prof, will conduct a mon* manuscripts in any crea- Microbiology tour of county submit endorsement. offices, the der for scitoo tive writing field. Of the chance element, Dr. Weed retarded children. the It Entries must not have been pre- Author To Discuss health county told of the county Democratic com- department and the in hospital. county viously published. mittee having to draw names from atotr said that art Dr. Lawson majors; a hat to secure places on a ballot. Sea's Resources Students will he guests of the clot are also invited to submit original , Rotary club at their Also, Dr. Weed pointed to the Dr. Claude E 7.10'!!. professor noon luncheon. ilid( art, Ampex corp. in larger number of candidates run- of microbiology, will talk on "The Redwood City Vic Harlow has been appointed will be hosts for the ning for a small number of posts. Sea and its Resources," April 24, Tuesday our art editor. Roy Hamilton is gen- from noon to 5:10. at 8 p.m. in Ste. Bag lams, eral editor. His second topic before the com- . are recommendtd, His talk which will be open to onte The deadline for submitting mittee was that of the pre-primary DR. FREDERIC WEED On Wednesday. the public, is sponsored by the the group wik cat work for "Reed" is April 2:3. Stu- endorsements. He explained that . guest witness travel at 1 p.m. to National Science area and the col- the industrial dents may submit manuscripts and the endorsements were started in and electric lege lecture committee. department of Wert. art work to the English depart- the early 1930s by the Republicans inghouse in prof The noted professor, from SunnYvale. kids ment office in the faculty oto, to insure the "right kind" of Re- The Santa Cruz Scripps Institution of Oceanogra- mountains will lit building. publicans getting in office. Then, j be the site for phy, University of California in La the Thuniday trip, trea Copies of "Reed" will cost during the period of cross-filing in The group will Jolla. is the author of almost 200 leave at 9a.m. for cents. California, the endorsements wet’ Big Basin for a technical articles on the impor- day of relaxatiot held to insure Democrats votino Bag lunches will tance of bacteria in the sea and he needed for tha GETTING UNDER WAYChariot Race winners confer before for only Democratic candidates Challenged trip, also. their action on entering the big race last Saturday during half time of the and served as an identification de- petroleum.as The center will Women Journalists Dr. ZoBell h liar eled through- "pen Friday at, Spartan garner. Gail Rowan, Kappa Alpha Theta, is seated in vice. 7:30 p.m. out Canada. Mexico and the U.S. Saturday activities if the cart, Abe Garcia pushes from behind, and Ed Grant, Sigma Since cross filing is dead, the pro- the center will In Spy Trial as well as in other areas of the (Nall in folk dancias To Elect Officers Alpha Epsilon, gives final instructions. cess now serves only as a political at 8 p.m. world on field trips. exercise for local civic groups. It SJS chapter of The' WIESIsalsEN, Germany UPI) Dr. ZoBell is a 1927 graduate .Beta Pi, also tends to create two inter-party Phi, national professior The chilli-in lawyer for an Air I of Utah state unisersity. Profs Sigma fights before election time, the where he uraiTo D journalism fraternity for worn. Force officer accused of leaking earned B S. and MS. degrees. The De Gaulle Faces Big Choice: pre-primary and the primary it- Cu will hold election of new offic defense secrets to East German professor also holds a Ph.D. from Centerc self," said Dr. Weed. I'(pt; 'ii . tonight at 6:30 in the journalo Communists today challenged the University of California. h.. ol ! will be conference [corn, J101. Right now, there are four two. court s jurisdiction shortly after' discussed by three members Selection of a delegate to O New Vote Quash Parliament man fights which illustrate Dr- the trial began before a nine -man ss. tomio Ow ['Veal 7:30 in . Theta Sigma Phi national come:. Weed's contention. They are the court martial.mar Service A ward cafeteria loon:, A ClIARLEs VS. RIDLEY sa Is it sge and plunge the nation :recording to tion in San Antcnio June 20-23 is Stanton-Hammer, Shell-Nixon, Al- Attorney George Latimer, Salt br. PARIS UPlt President into chaos. Applications Due Panagopoulos, also scheduled. len-Dolwig, and Dunn-Stevenson Lake City, said the court had no SJS pi,,:s- Toincriors is the final day to history. Dr. Fauneil Rinn, assistant pro- Charles de Gaulle yesterday was ARREST OAS OFFICIALS battles. In each case, said Dr. jurisdiction to try Capt. Joseph submit applications for La Torre Sponsored hy he fessor of political science at SJS. reported weighing the dissolution A police anouncement Monday Weed, the candidates either have P. Kauffman, 43, who faces pos- ' and ASB meritorious service club there still he Will address the group on careers of parliament and new general night reported the arrests of Dan- sible life imprisonment if con- a film , iel Godot and Andre Orsini. God,,! awards. Renaissance Italy and fo, in journalism following the regular elections as a follow-up to the re- victed. lieutenant, recent All recognized campus organ- freshments, acre dine to Dr meeting. Dr. Rinn was a staff re- a former army Spartan Educators Kauffman. arrested last year in sounding endorsement of his Al- into a Pat: - izations and approved living cen- agopoulos. Dr. Dasid porter for the Watertown INY.1 led a daring raid California and brought to Ger- r-- gerian policy by the people of hospital attempt to assa-- ters must place applications in sociate professor 'it Daily Times from 1948 to 1952. in an many. was "transferred at the France. staff officer, organization box R of the College talk on Italy. Dr. Dan,' She also worked for the public sinate two general Will Participate convenience of the government The 9-1 victory scored by De, the OAS -treasure' Union. 315 S. Ninth st. by :3 pm associate profess u- cf . relations office of the public ad- I Orsini was and against his own interests," in Chi- Gaulle in Sunday's referendum who tried to blackmail actres- Application blanks are available discuss Paris and French ;:taturr, 1, ministration clearing house Latimer argued. , was bitter for the secret army Brigitte Bardot into paying $10.. In in the cffire of the ASIT and Dr. Danaeop,,,,tos will talk' cago from 1953-56 Conference He also asked for dismissal of organization OAS and its sym- 000 in new francs as a "tax" to about Ate San Jose State educators will the charges, saying they did not pathizers and supporters in France the outlawed organization. "Why must someone convince us In, - six' Algeria. travel to Peter Burnett junior state actual offenses cIS required Police said Godot was our own safety can be improved o. Another bitter blow was the dig- arrestedlhigh school, San Jose. tonight to under military law. easily? Seatbelts are standard in erne- Wednesday after having -Insure of the capture of two top been un- partake in a discussion group- me court's law officer, Col Did You Say Typewriters? gency vehicles now in many state' der surveillance for some time Their value is just as great in our ow' s.aders in France of the OAS I centered conference for teachers ssmes S. Cheney. 'Jacksonville. They said they found in his pos- administrators of cars," . Prof. Willard Schmidt, heac o hich police said had plotted to and intermed- Ha., overruled the objection to We've got 'ern! session false identity papers SJS Police School -.;1 t n nor and and late and junior high schools, ac- the court's juiisrliction. The first = a document detailing "the New, used and rcntoi rnochirm Par-1 cording to Dr. Marshall Miller. a itness took the stand when the ticipation of metropolitan France Fully guaranteed associate professor of education trial resumed after recess for in the final phase of the action Free parking and delii,ry and coordinator of the conference lunch. Special student rates of the OAS." OLINGER'S The confelence has been slated Mrs. Liselotte Kerruth. a Ham by SJS and the Santa Clara coun- Body Shop OUTLINE CAMPAIGN burg hotel manager. identified 124 E. Son Fernando "We're next to Cal Book CC 1.5283 Garage The document, according to po- ty office cf education and subject - :Kauffman as a man who stayed 295 W. San Carlos 423 W. San Carlos outlined a campaign of mu- field organizations for 4-8:30 p.m. at her hotel four days in Septem- California MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. San Jose, California San Jose, der, sabotage and terrorism vrhich Guest speaker is Everett her, 1960 Bob Dave was to reach its 'crescendo.' dur. O'Rourke, consultant of the state! Mrs. Kerruth said she remem- ing the first two weeks of April. department of education at Sac- 'Ivied the American because he Godot already had been sea_ ramento. returned a city map pasted to- ' 11111115111121181E... tenced to death by a court in Dr. G. W. Ford, head of second- gether in such form it could no absentia. But under French law, ary education, Dr. Oreon Keesler, longer he used, the sentence will have to be reef- William Spring assistant profes.H Ir the afteincon. Latimer re-re- San Jose's Oldest and Largest firmed in a c,purt trial in his sor of secondary education and Dr. sumed his attack on technical as- Foreign Car Center pects Miller are coordinators for the ot the case. On one charge of revealing data about air bases * First Class Body and Paint Repairs !,scussion groups. eailer gernitulai Final Judging Set Representing San Jose as dis.! in Greenland, he said such infor- * Engine Rebuilding cussion leaders or resourcers are: mation could be found in any Polished Coffee newspaper. Olive & Natural 35 art, Prof. Virginia Vint; home Natural 5.50 * Tune -Ups and Service Kauffman is charged with dis- TwillsPewter & For Rally Leader economies, Mrs. Verdes Crockett Dacron 8, Cotton 5.95 closing national defense informa- & 6 9 5 The rally committee will Id and Prof. Margaret Warhurst, sci- Madras 5.95 lion about Air Force strength and their final judging for Dr. Jack Past, secondary song girls en": organization at air bases in Green- and yell leaders tomorrow night and and Japan, and agreeing to Boa TWA beginning at 7 in Morris math; Dr. Rodney Anderson, sci- Dailey return to East Berlin for espio- auditorium. ence: Dr. Norborn Felton, nage training as a Communist spy. TWA A special committee of three. Women's physical education, Dr.! The information was said to have and the executive council of the Jessica Nixon, industrial arts; been passed on to the Soviet F rally committee will select the; prof. A. J. MacDonald, reading; Union. HOSTESS winners. I Dr. Cornelia Tomes and Dr. Paul He was arrested last Nov. 19 Formerly, the selection was Retten, music: Dr. Russell Her- at Castle Air Force Base, Calif., done by popular vote, but was rison, guidance; Dr. Jack Baer,! where he was a finance officer. discontinued when it was dis- libraian services; Dr. Les Janke ; Ile then was flown to Wiesbaden Apply Now for covered the voting was more of a and administration, Dr. Lowell , for an investigation which led to popularity contest than a judge Keith, formal charges against him. 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S'Oif thatoi lIll 485 So. 9+h CY 7-8877 RIGHT ON CAMPUS ITilttitiAt.' . '''SterA.itt. N. 1.1114Arilt" 0. g" : littednesday. Apr it 11. 1982 4t. t; I It %II P ins Parties Deadlock Budget; In junction Cuban May Halt Exiles Bargain with Castro GOP Seeks $20 Million Cut ship strike Over $62 Million Ransom Demand tr0111 (UPII-- Repub- sors? This smells of * HAVANA, I UPI -Four Cuban. tirnated Cuba is holding SACRAMENTO the meat as "sembly and was put in shape for The in the As- WASHINGTON (UPI) -- exiles representing the. families of 000 to 50,000 political prisoners in licans and Democrats (approach." the crucial roll call test by today ler win Fluid split sharply again yester- Assemblyman Kennedy administration yesterday 1179 eaptured Cuban invaders at- overerowded jails. sem o; John A. Busterud, at the latest. JFK Administration rose san day and threatened to prolong the GOP caucus chairman, ieplied that appeared to be determined to seek rived yesterday 10 bargain with They made The point that the A sharp skirmish occurred In Fidel Castro on his $62 million ran- represent a arid car, deadlock over Gov. Edmund G. Republicans during the past months a federal court injunction against 1179 invasion prisoners pro- Ways and Means committee. Re- some demand for the prisoners' the total ihown's $2.9 billion budget deadlocked had submitted specific' the West Coast maritime strike. oat). sniall fraction of publicans argued that a cut or 'Plays It by Ear' freedom. the reductions to the budget totaling political inmates of Cuba jails. 6 foal. only 1 per cent in the budget would despite opposition from union and Brown's appeal to the $19 million. WASI NGTUN I --Kenne. The delegation, which Oro. here However the Kennedy adminis- Despite save $29 million. management officials. lairs Monday to "resolve. "All were rejected by the Dem- halm Miami. has been authorized to tration, while out of the invaders- oarakets Democrats dy administration is keeping out e get on with the ocrats," he said. "We said many of the GO- Indications were that the gov- offer $28 million in "goods and pro- tor-ransom affair is placing no ob- me differences and have given of the Cuban prisoners-for-ransom them P proposals weree in the "iffy" cate- ernment would ask a federal court ducts" to meet Castro's stiff ran- .1k of California" the two parties plenty of ideas where and staeles in the way of the private Sas gory, especially a recommendation in San Francisco to issue an or- affair, but is placing no obstacles som demand. pre $20 million apart over budget how to reduce the spending pro- nevoliation effort by Cuban exiles, a ts.. to save $12 million in additional der that would send about 5000 In the way of private negotiations demands. gram. Now it is up to them." The Cuban premier is seekina officials said. the grants from the federal govern- striking seamen back to work for outnumbered 34-44 by Cuban exiles, cash for the release of the men se-n- Three. men and a woman repre- the Republicans, NEGOTIATIONS POSSIBLE ment which are supposed to go to 80 days. Assembly, agreed unani- Officials said the matter was tenced last Saturday to 30 years at sent the "Cuban Families Commit - the an the Is the door closed to negotiations old age pensioners. That legislation Demo- Board chairman James J. Healy, being "played ear" as it tin-' hard labor in an unprecedented tee Liberation of Prisoner; ,ssly to vote against the between the two warring camps? has not yet passed Congress. lay for the professor of industrial relations at four-day mass trial at Havana's ie governor's budget proposal "Ni,," said Bustemd. "We are folds and that no hard and fast of War." Before leaving Miami Crown admitted that. he was in the Harvard Graduate School of . Principe prison, the administration comes up available for discussion with the policy has been adopted. they expressed confidence their an Impasse. that as long as the Business Administration, said he In Washington, U.S. officials tts- mission with $20 million in cuts. Democratic leadership. We are go- They said two lines of think.; would be successful and Republicans held firm there was hoped the report would be ready ing emerged from a series so i tOt they experlorl to meet with Castro "Whete are they going to cut ing to be reasonable about talking no chance to get the 54 votes in yesterday. But he said there would level staff meetings here Moral s who authorized their visit here. demanded Assemblyman Jess to the leaders of the other party the lower house needed for final be no trouble in meeting Presi- which at times included Presides! Low Draft Rafe In sentencing the men to prison, T. WaldieID-Antioch), Demo- but we don't feel they've been rea- ume passage of the budget bill. dent Kennedy's deadline today. Kennedy: , he court miuttial grouped them cratic floor leader. sonable with us so tar." The Senate, which voted last , Healy conducted a 10-minute --First it appeared clear that \ . ; ,,iy.eirs; tx,,,;,;.,itisi.t::,.;.,:,- sr5,1 i:ort:fxoiotuhrreteartt.le,seo:rymde.1,s-art,ergthoiedesinva.7.n-S'. - its, want to cut out the Assemblyman Robert W. Crown To Remain in U.S. ,tno they week 34-2 in favor of almost exact- hearing Monday. Neither the ship- the administration itself will take . , ifi, $50.000, S100,000 and $500,000. t or for mentally retarded ID-Alameda), chairman of the program ly the same budget as Brown sub- owners or striking maritime un- no part In the negotiations or in ''' t kids? That would save $10 million. Ways and Means et own i ttee, agree officials yesterday at:, tainted Monday, found itself unable ions sent representatives but both any fund-raising. predicted force, which landed on the south- De they want to cut out salary in- that a compromise may be possible stains sill to get to work pending Assembly sides submitted statements for the I --Second, as matters stand now. ' draft rate would remain low 1St state miles,. profes- short of the $20 million demandt, ern coast last April 17, are in the l'ada)' trio crease; for lion on the fiscal program. record. the government would do nothing the next few by Republicans. 9 ans for to Interfme with private efforts creased enlistments. "There is a spirit of The Pacific Maritime assn. said 1 The four negotiators are Alvam relaxation compromise 1 As a first step the U.S. Immi- Men now are being drafted at a FIRST IMMANUEL ,a the air on the part of leadershit an 80-day injunction would only Sanchez jr.. chairman of the Porn- led for ths i gration and Naturalization Service rate of 6000 a month and it will LUTHERAN CHURCH .1 both parties," Clown said. -; Senior Awarded serease the economic damage to mittee; Enrique Utica, vice trttael. West Coast shipowners. Chief I granted permission for a commit- climb to 6500 in June. As late as; Fiiday South Third Street 'erd we'll get a budget out bigots suer; Mrs. Virginia Betencourt: at 374 union negotiator Morris Weis- I tee of four Cuban exiles to go to 1957, the average was more than 'Ovine% tie end of the week." and Enrique Ft-core Before leaving at berger said that a court order, Havana to negotiate with Premier 15,000 a month. dk dancing Despite the danger signals hoist.. Fulbright Teaching hopes LENTEN SERVICES not solve any of the basic Fidel Castro. The draft brought in 60,293 men t.t I by Republicans, Crown rash l a:%nlidamgeinethraelyer';nudtiltini/7ins ft/hireitliar* sn- Each Wednesday. 6:45 8 8:00 p.m. osues. There was little optimism among during the year ending July 1, 1961, head with the hudget bill. administration officials for a hap- Grant - and 90,344 in 1960. A sharply in- crown introduced AB1, which i to India Kennedy said the strike threat USS Meditations on: outcome. They recalled how creased draft call last fall because juitterried roughly coed to imperil the nation's health PY af ter the confer- Thomas C. Bruneau, senior poll- Castro's prisoners-for-tractors of- of the Berlin crisis will push the THE SEVEN WORDS OF CHRIST 'tics' committee compromise and safety if it was allowed to RENT A BIKE OM'S reject - t science major, has been fer last year fizzled out in exces- rail for the current fiscal year to cult FROM THE CROSS 'd continue. Hawaii has been hardest .re in the Assembly last week. awarded a teaching assistantship SiVP demands. 148,000. Hourly, daily. weekly, monthly tee faculty By The Rey. A. J. Stammer hit by the walkout, and has start- COMMITTEE APPROVAL to India undor Use Fulbright pro- ening at led rationing of some foods. Defense officials said the current All Light-Weight Models He then called a special meetinr.r draft figures were MEN'S WOMEN'S A and a. Tonight: If no settlement is reached dur- L. likely to be typi- .1 Ways and Means committeo aminondas mg the 80-day cooling off period, -al of the next few years because Call Novt for Reservations The drab word: "It Is Finished" londay ing List Available night and won a "do pass - of the higher U.S. birthrate and 'lessor of' the unions may renew the strike, PAUL'S '..de in committee over GOP bier- the accompanying increase in en- CYCLES Worship the Senior who has ; ins. The bill then sailed over an - ' listments. 1435 'the Alameda CY 34766 Humanities redeemed you! her routine parliamentary a film on hurill, For Summer - - -: a late nitTht so,sirn 'if thr Social To Honor free re Schedules of classes for summer CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON a Dr. Pent sessions are available in AM-nil; Edgell, for students interested in at tendin.: nglish, mUll "ON 1 s Foreign Students either the four-week, six-week, II', I Kuktein l'res. and Mrs. John T. Wahlguist (,iiiii.`11/..1:1 OR Co \ IOR3II.s1 weeksessions, or special work- TYPEWRITERS RENTED story. will Continuing a series on responses to the "hollowness which has been will be hosts at a reception tonsils- shops. SPECIAL STUDENT RENTAL h culture, examined in man, culture, and the church. RATE FOR Irow from 3 to 5 p.m. in the cafe- The pink-colored schedule liso, 3 MONTHS $1 8 $18.00 rental Time: all classes offered, the class met - applite to purchase pin teria honoring more than 500 inter- of any machine if you decide to buy. Wednesday Nite: 7:30 p.m. mg times, the instructors and the 'national students enrolled at San Est. 1900 EASY PAYMENT PLAN (Vesper service: 7:00 p.m.) number of units. Place: Jose State. Also included in the schedule ’’- SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. Alto The college council, college' ad-1 general information for all thv CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER, 300 South Tenth TOM BRUNEAU Free Prirk'^Q 24 S. SECOND ST. 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WAY I SEE IT Affectionately Students for her service to inter- students, however. star,. Iatol for further study in political SJS GET A F.D.R. Illus. ti;, t ional students. in 0. ASIAN WOMEN AND EROS BEN THOMPSON I use the schedule of classes Western outlaw 5, ID temiining summer session ciao- 'IF PASSION YOGA uniting East and West A graduate of Cantwell high International students at SJS tt because $3) N, hool in Montebello, and a rest- number 511 and are from 64.) coun- Dean West explained, r,yott ,AEP.CAN RAILROADS THEY TOOK THEIR STAND contains all information needed N.I' 14, '-nt, of Whittier, Bruneau has at- tries. the college students. Safe Buy HUNDREDS MOPE TEl TOT FROM SJS since 1958. He has been I Canada leads the other countries Applications for permits to reo. te president and treasurer of the with 70, followed by the Republic ter for summer sessions may a '- from your atoms Democratic club, pledge- of China with 59, Iran with 51, K A... A BOO, ANY 130'.., obtained in Adm144. Dean IV -. :is ter of Tau Delta Phi, men's Japan with 33, Germany with 25, be that students who apply t dailastic honor society: a member India with 24, England with 23. said Lincoln -Continental -Mercury - permits to register have it the Model United Nations, re- Hong Kong with 20, Greece, the Open til Best Sell, chance of obtaining classes th, Reprints ' .senting India this week in San Netherlands and Korea have 18 9:00 p San Jose wish since they are allowed to rt Meteor -Comet Dealer m. FOr Less ,ego, and a member of the stu-1 each. Thursday ister first. CY 5-5513 tit coordinating committee, which The Philippines and Italy have '60 MERCURY '60 FORD V-8 Iri,t4i0OK SHOP .Itqlst and won longer evening 119 E Os,, Fea, J.:. Between 1r4 and eth 12, and Hungary 10. Other coun- COunt'Y Sedan One yawner is in the library. PP.*, stee.ing tries represented at SJS are Ar- Leadership Week trent.,big engine 'ado. 5,.. Austria. 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12aity Sprinter Still Going Strong For SJS Spikers at Age 31 took this opisirtunity hated an Intel By UARY ANDERSON Oinagberni nalitaiiii held irs 9,4 Spartan track coach. for the second James Stephen Omagbemi, who to contact the limo. Winter did not have any copies of first heard of San Jose State when In his freshman year at sports his book with him at the time, but Jimmy SJS. meet in achieved he competed in a track maks of send Omagbemi one 9.5 in Helsinki. Finland, in July of 1959.. promised to the century and 20.5 in United the 22n. t April 11. 1962 role in San when he returned to the yard dash, is playing a prominent both school ftosh reg. Jose State's track picture this States. ords. season. This was the start of correspon- In his first contest .1 the dence between SJS and Omagbemi cur, Omagbemi, the oldest active' rent season, the small colleges Open Season I sprinter in the world at 31. is run- meet, the TI Dodgers Spartan flash turned in fling for Bul Winter's trackste,, a 9.7 100 and a 21.0 220 on is wet I for his second year. In 1960 the Ni- track. Omagbemi t9.tt, was trivet gerian sprinter competed for SJS in the century the follitiving week Park as a freshman, and, after sitting hy Occidental's Chavez Ravine Ste." In ifilas 19.8i Mi. Moue, out the 1961 season with a leg in- in the Stanford relays, '1'1. \Valley condit Pins it vi'ittlit lake but came jury, he is again back in top shape. hack to edge F. O'Malley's dream project. thel to send the 16,000 cars that can teammate Dennis Jimmy, as he is called In his Johnson in $1S millipi baseball stadium in park on the stadium's grounds 9.5 in the March of Irghori-Warri, Ni- 17 Chavez raylne, ()versed the gates flowing onto city streets. native! w Vandenberg meet geria. is a member of the Itse- yr :terday for its first major league The stadium had its preview Jimmy ran second the tribe of which his grand- following game. grand opening ceremonies Mon- kiri vi-eek to Oregon's semiitional father was the "paramount Har- A catta('ity crowd of 56.000 fans day when a crowd of 2500 paid ry Jerome 19.5, 21 1 ;trawl chief." a began the trip early over unfamil- $5 a head to munch on box curve) in both sprints at School hits always been a part Berke- ia- and, many of them. newly-built lunches, listen to speeches and ley. The Spartan was timed if Omagbemi's life. He attended a in 9.6 roads into the first baseball park watch the Dodgers stage their and 21.7. British school in Lagos, the capi- le lie built thri.ugh private (inane- first drill in the stadium. Omagbemi suffered a TOSSING THE HAMMER is Ed Burke who has the second best tal of Nigeria, through the ele- minor leg ine since Yankee stadium was com- Batting practice had to be cur- injury in practice a few throw in the country this year, 192-31/2. The toss was also a new mentary and high school grades. days after pleted in 1923. tailed because workmen were the Oregon-Cal meet but school record. Burke is behind Hal Connolly who has thrown the In Helsinki in 1959, an Arneri- eompeted Workmen still were putting , swarming over the scoreboard, out- in one event, the crnotry. hammer 227.3. eau touring team, headed by Win- in the the finishing touches on the ) field stands and the adjacent areas. March 31 Kansas ter, was competing in a track meet -Stanford meet struetnre as the host Los An- But Manager Walt Alston. team anyway. Ills come-through against an international field that 98 vie- geles 1)041,f1. IN and the world's captain Duke Snider and the rest tory in the 100 was a included Omagbemi. Winter's JIMMY OMAGBEMI big [Morin champion Cincinnati Reds head- of the squad voiced their approval sprinter SJS' narrow two and a track guide, "So You Want To Be . . . 31 -year -old half point ed for the park. of the field and the facilities as the victory. Sprinter." had reached the ears Los Angeles, famous for its traf- best in baseball. a speedster. which resulted in the entry of the How does Omaghemi manage fic jams, expected the granddaddy The statistics on the stadium of the to sprinter into Winter's camp in the continue turning in top times of them all when the stadium emp- are voluminous hut the out- MAJOR EFAGE11 PREVIEW at spring of 1960. age 31 when most sprinters am tied itself of the opening day standing features of the park are Omagbemi has been timed twice past their peak at 23? It talcs crowd just about the time when its seven seating levels, each Player May a man like Bud New 9.4 in the 100-yard dash. In Winter at and extra the freeways were loaded with haying different colored seats so kJ JOHN -1-1Ercy of 1959 in Liever-Kusen, Germany. will -power to get me running now," heavy traffic hetwen 4 p.m. and 6 patrons can find them easily. he defeated Germany's great Ar- Jimmy \I'M 1,11 ' '1 '' p.m., when the flow of automobiles the terraced parking sections Fans min Hary in 9.4. Hary has since - by its peak. to walk di- Seen reaches which permit fans When the Cincinnati Reds lost nil by big Gordy Coleman (.287, established a new world's 100- Police Chief William H. Parker rectly to their seat sections, the Gene Freese at third they lost any ' IS homers and 87 RBItO meter record of 10.0 Later in 1939 r...'irnateri that under the best of lack of pillars to obstruct the V Is fsr InP! chance they had for repeating as The outfield ranks with any in in Belfast. Ireland. Omagbemi de- view, and the comforts for the At S .F. Opener National league champions. the National league. Frank Robin- fans which include theater type Freese was one of the main- son batted .323, hit 37 home runs sAN FRANCISCO IC:P11 - A seats for everyone. stays of last year's title-winning and 124 RBIs and stole 21 bases. new The playing field is symmetri- sellout crowd saw several TYPEWRITER SAVE club. He hit 26 home runs and third in the league. He will be a , Giant livery in yesterday's cal in its dimensions- 330 feet faces in drove in 87 RBIs to give the Reds fixture in right field. 62 Corvet $4495 down both foul lines. 380 feet to season opener with the Milwaukee an extra big bat in the lineup. In center is Niacin Pinson L343, Braves the result of winter deals 4 Spend both left and right center and 410 RENTALS To replace Freese, the Reds 16 homers and 87 RBIs t. Manager feet to direct centerfield. designed to carry the club into the Special St dent Rates '59 Chev $1595 will go with rookies Tommy Fred Hutchinson has said that he IMPALA SPORTS COUPE The Dostgers entered the Na- World Series this time. latest models Free delivery TAr Harper (.324, 15 homers and would "hesitate" before trading most of the -new- players were Radio. Heater. Auto tional league season with the open- fully guaranteed Free Parking 65 RBIs with Topeka) and Cliff Pinson for Willie Mays. no deposit Free exchange 60 Chev $1995 ing day's player limit of 28 after established veterans, led by the IMPALA SPORTS COUPE Cook (.311, 32 homers and 119 Wally Post threesome of Billy Pierce, Don Lar- they heat the deadline by sending Lett field will find 124 E. San Fernando 14281 RBIs with Indianapolis). CY 61 Chev $2395 11 men In farm clubs. (.291, ea homers and 57 RBIs) sen and Joe Pignatano. IMPALA SPORTS COUPE Eddie Kasko t.2711 gives Cin- The cuts left the Dodgets with and Jerry Lynch (.315, 13 horn- Pierce and Larsen came to the cinnati a go ,x1 hat and a good glove ers and 50 RBIs), who hit .404 Giants from the Chicago White MODERN OFFICE MACHIRES CO. 11 eitchers. 3 catchers, 7 infielders EARL WILLIAMS .ind 7 outfielders. as a pinch hitter last year. , Soy last December as a lefty- MOTORS Sent to the Dodgers' Omaha Harkin,' tip these fine outfielders right, pitching combination. En- (CLASS OF 'sit club in the American associa- ure Joe Gaines 1.315 with Indian- tht Billy, a I3-year man with the apolist and Marty Keough (.249); White Sox, VMS hard hit In 1 1 9 9 SO. FIRST STREET tion were Dick Smith, Mike CY 2-7587 Brumley, Nate Smith, Al Mal- One of the Reds' weak spots spring training games. kasian, Bart Shirley and Dick will be the catching position. John Larsen is best remembered as 4111111111111111.111~111111111-1J16111/111,11111k Smith. i.:(1wards will probably be the No. the man who hurled a perfect The other assignments wen,' 1 catcher. Although he starred in eame for the New York Yankees North- thr World Series, he only hit .186 against the Brooklyn Dodgers in Larry Stabb to Salem of the ci . SAVE Something west league; Mel Corho to Spo- durint, the half season he was with the 1956 World Series,

kane of the Pacific Coast league: rat.) Cincinna I i. And catcher Pignatano, a former Cif.erent! !NVally Hecker to Salem; Roy Glea- Backing up Edwards is Dar- Dodger, is the player who slid and UP TO son to Reno a the California rell Johnson .who has seen knocked the ball out of second Try OL:r ',gigue; and Thad Tillotson to Spo- sirs ice in both leagues. The I baseman Daryl Spencer's hand 10 ktine. third catcher probahlY will be set up an impot tent run as the Don Parletich (.295. 22 Dodgers were wrecking the Giants' H SH.wich and 78 RBIs with Indianapolis) pennant dreams late in 1959. He who also plays first. played at Kansas City last year. Filet of Fish Boxing Victim The pitching staff had the third Two big questions for the Delicious S,uce ,11778t. ERA in the league last year. Giants today were how many home runs Orlando Cepeda would Lettuce & Burger Bun Is Recovering %/ADA PINSON Joey Jay was the top pitcher on crash and whether pitcher Mike . Reds' center fielder the squad with 21 wins against 10 tttilitiin.r t'ini itic k could re gain his BLUEFIF.I.D, W.Va. 11:Pli , losses. His ERA was 3.31 Heavyweight boxer Tunney Hun- at short Rank., 1.:inkcil lull) :toying The next pitcher in line was Jimi Ceptgla led the National league saker. 32, was taken off the criti- regular shortstops in til lire. ast O'Toole, who chalked up 19 wins, last year with 46 homers and 142 cal list yesterday at the Bluefield year. with 9 losses and a 3.09 ERA. Bob' runs batted in. On Sunday he sus- sanitarium, where he has been in Second hase is a wink dart, Don Fhirkey won 16 games against 12' tamed a slightly twisted knee a semi-conscions, state since suf- Film:inganw 1.2221 is a good fielder !,,,,PC mind had a 3.73 ERA. ' while sliding home in an exhibition Co:ksd to Order fering a brain injury in a 10-round but isn't tip in. 11;11' Behind this big three was Ken game but seemed as solid as ever bout Friday night. only replacements are riaikies I Hunt (9-10,3,97 ERA I and Jim at Monday's practice. The latest medical bulletin issued rookie Rojas ,.2c5 with Jersey Maloney (6-7, 4.36 ERA). !font McCormick, a gifted left hander, by Dr. E. L. Gage said the fighter City) and Chier. P.iiti .272 with is, at least temporarily, hack in was hampered in spring training had become more responsive to I ndianapol is , her it, -aviv tin the minors, by a sore shoulder muscle and HOLIDAY ,.ommands "although he still dt,.- .day in thet. - Add the new additions: Moe Dra- ! might be sent back to Casa Grande, not speak." First base is trill trineui rare howsky 19-6 with Louisville), Dave I Ariz.. to work out the stiffness. Gage said Hunsaker had his eyes Sister 12-8 with Washington) and "Everybody on this club is in Fast Serv Foods Os: - ',pen and no longer required Johnny Klippstein 12-2 with Wash- good shape eseept McCormick, (across from new library) Angels Option Six ington) and you find good depth. who is not throwing real good," "His condition is still serious The Reds also have a strong manager Alvin Dark said Mon- ON MAJOR GAS 4th and San Fernando the bulletin said, "but it is not r.,, Players to Bees bullpen. Jim Brosnan (10-4. 3.04 day. sidered critical." ERA) and Bill Henry 12-1, 2.21 And the devout manager, who i The LOS ANGELES 1.1,11 ERA I give the Reds one of the , seemed quite enthusiastic about the WITH OUR NB ngels optioned eight players alt,n- best one-two punches in baseball. Giants' prospects earlier this year, lily, six of them to San Jens(' the Brosnan and Henry were credited now is playing it cautions. Asked 'alitornia league and a pair to the with 12 saves apiece last year. whether the Giants would win the - BLEND PUMPS gooddye cjc ,,ntiad Cities of the Midwestern Igo PREDICTION: Second Plats., flag, he preferred to say. "There league. NEXT: The Los Angeles Dodg. are six clubs in this league who Sent to the Sall Jose farm club are "lose In being equal." rurope! ',ere Terry 'rackets. George ('on- Pack d. Shirr:if I and Rob ilaye All Cigarettes 22c per ealoy 3 fun-filled weeks of travel itehers: first baseman Dan A: dell; and outfielder Dick Sirnp54; Top Journeyman Mechanics ;Oing to Quad Cities were pitchtr ROUND Paul Mosley and first baseman lb,' Cards tohnson. We Honor All Credit . _ . TRIP HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN? $399.00 Student Parking Rate Bakmas Purclia,c ITair included, Cash Stamps \ iih Flower Clean-shaven interviewers from Fireman's Fund Insurance,

LEAVE, Company will be on campus Wednesday, April 23, to talk FLY June 20. 1962. Son Francisco London Shop 4, RETURN: to those interested in becoming underwriter trainees for 1962, Paris- San Francisco August 27, SILVA DC-7C the nation's largest property-casualty insurance group with YAGER & Corteges for All Occasions I Limiiiivo. ' DICK DURLING can. MOSHE BEN -ELI headquarters in the West. Home Office San Francisco. 78 So. 4th CY 5-8968 CY 5-2520 Sante Clara Street CY 5-8574 CY 4-7346 CY 2-0462 1111th & Am. *"'"""'.1 f SPARTAN MUT Y-7 lacketmen 'S pa rta ns Top California; Wednesday, Apt-hi 11, 1962 ng [op Ind,ians: Intramural Tackle WSU Tomorrow (is II 31 's Ill SI:1 Wlealtington Time state at 7 p.m mentel from first. Ertl s,oled when Entries Due San Jose State Irst won eld in 94 its 14th Municipal stadium. I the throw to third got away from game of the season as pitcher ft DON CHAPMAN Jim San Jose got all its runs in the Roger Hewitt. Visher limited a the California Bears second inning. Center fielder Gary 'at 9,js. the first time In history, Pitcher Jim Visher reached For to one run to lead the Spartans Vice grounded out to shortstop to For Softball of 9.9 in tennis team beat a .1,*e State to a 6-1 win last night, first %Own Hewitt conunitted his yesterday on open the inning. Right fielder Bob the an,. nnford tennis team, second error in as man', ehanees. fraternity California outhit the Spartans Pitnentel walked. Ron Lindemnan. Entries from both flesh rec. spartan tennis courts. Third baseman Ken Takahashi 9-8 but committed three ertors to the shortstop, flied out to center and Independent softball teams are was a down-to-the- walked and Vhsher went to sec- The scum none for the Spartan nine, field for the second out. due today in the intramurals (of- the ond. Lon Romero, the second cur- ire 5-4 Tomorrow the Spartans take The Spartans started to move I baseman, also walked to load the fice, according to Intrarnurals Di- calleges The Spartans split in singles on a tough Cougar ball club from when Phil Ei tl tripled to score PI- turned and bases. rector Dan Unruh. in Lee Junta, SUllson Judith c. on a wet Burton defeated their oppon. Carl Fisher, the left fielder. sin- Unruh will meet today tit 3:30 Was upset Russ p.m. with independent representa- is while Gordie Stroud, gled to score Visher and Takahashi. vine week right and Bob Adams lost to Larry Rosenfeld also singled tives in MG201 to discuss schedul- Imis 1911 scoring Fisher. Vice ing and rules for the upcoming fife. Romero and but came to be season. Tbe split left the victory struck out to end the inning. Only le Bern% Judah and one of the Spartan hits was earned. Softball officials will meet with bY doubles play. March 11 Kided him tomorrow at the same ots finished their doubles California scored its only run in time. Brad liod- the fourth inning when float base- Only five officials have signed atoh first. They beat : following up to umpire games, and, unless ran and John Burt, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, man Bill Rowley walked. Third anal Har- gives= Jose a 4-3 match lead. sacker Hewitt singled and Bob In- more do so by tomorrow, fra- around was gebretson, the ternities and independent In.otip, a All the Spartans needed now right fielder, also It Berke- singled to score Bowley. may hto.e to umpire their rissn Sin in one of the doubles games med games. in 16 being played to take the whole Shortstop Larry Cotten struck out for the first out of the inning. Five men are left in the intra- SLOSHING HIS WAY to victory minor Second baseman Dick Alton walked in the 3000-meter steeple- urals badminton tournament leg Beth games were split after the days to put runners at first and second. chase Saturday is Spartan Jeff Fishback. Fishback came in with which will end this evening in au after sets. The Spartans be- ist two Visher hit the next batter, Dan a 9:03.9 clocking, the best time in the country this year. Close Spartan gym. The remaining :, competed haeanxious when Stroud and behind are Jim Shettler (running my, in Barney with a pitch to load the second) and Ray Hughes, both pirants are StilLson Judah. the kton finished with a 3-6, 6-4, of the Santa Clara Valley Youth Village. 0.0 to d ford meet bases with only one out. Liu, Arrnand Signers and law gh 9.8 vie- Simpson, and Brent Davis. The game left, with Junta and Pinch hitter Stu (lot don Abs I.: factor In drawing to a close 1, :lit matched against the In- grounded out to end the inning table tennis tournament. Leo' half point No. 1 man for the day, after Hewitt had been thrown Mermen Face Owls Sit, Mike Seeter. and Barter r:Ize Bates. and Dick Wilson, out trying for home. Daniel remain fighting it sc. manage to man, was going in favor California put runners on base that one. There originally wr times at :he Indians in the third and all- in every inning after the fourth but men in the tournament. inters are alsive set. 2-1 with the boys from was unable to score as the Spar- "It In Quest of 27th Win takes arum serving. tans played errorless ball. and extra lavever, Junta and Wright San Jose State will be in search Oti,ls %sin tcsc Lew Jana...at who rung now," In the eighth inning California's r ,(e service twice and made it Hewitt led off with a single. The of its 27th straight swimming win has been clocked at 28.8. RENT A ,rt favor of the Spartans. Bates next batter, Ingebretson, flied to when it takes on Foothill junior The Foothill freestyle team his serve, making it 5-4. center field but the ball dropped college in the Spartan pool today Steve Barnett, Jamison. Birch an' TYPEWRITER i! was all up to Junta, now. He between center fielder Vice and at 3:30 p.m. Benson has been timed at 3:27.0 rip I ojd bring it home for San Jose second baseman Romero. Vice pick- The Owls are led by Bob Ben- The Owls' medley relay lean Sperted nt Rot,. :et the Indians tie it up, with ed up the ball and threw Hewitt son in the individual medley race. will have to go all out to defeat vone going to them. out at second. The same play oc- Benson has turned in a 2:08.8 SJS' team which has turned it, 3 mos. 18 :inta served the Spartans the curred as Alton flied to center and clocking in the 200-yard individual a 3:48.6. The best the Owls has, .n as they came through with the hall dropped between the field- already this year. done this year is 3:50.7. me outstanding rallies thrown in ers. This time Romero threw Inge- Benson also goes in the 440 The Spartan diving trio of Jir: USE OCR "RENT zood measure. bretson out at second. freestyle where he has been Johnson, Ray Fields and Lee Ar. OWN" PLAN LS timed at 4:44.8. dneormsonFvtooi toughs sconmydrir it iTO The frosh team handled their end Davetoti I :he bargain, downing the San Bill Birch swims in the 220-yard re city college racketmen, 84. Frosh Baseballers freestyle. He holds the school rec- ord for this distance with a Brno game was also played on the WASHINGTON STATE CAPTAIN Paul Tomlinson will lead the BUSINESS N1ACHINES of 2:09.3. AND PPM& EQUIPMENT a. li-o:r courts. Cougars invasion of San Jose tomorrow. Tomlinson hit .358 in ?el Take On Stanford Birch also swims in the Its V Is for VIP! Thir' d & San Fernando 1961 and led the Cougars in RBIs with 34. He is touted as the yard freestyle where he has finest fielding first baseman in Washington State's history. His The San Jose State freshman I best of 50.8, it it seatheits may save you much O. career fielding mark is .990 with five errors in 505 chances. baseball team journeys to Stanford Mike Hewitt is the top beta- il not grief. Everyone should to,, - ad them and use them." . . . Dr. for a 3 p.m. game with the Stan- , stroker on the Owls squad. He tend Strasser, Co.Chairman, SJS ford freshmen today. I been timed in 2:10.4 for the 22, FOREMOST distance. Bert Des 9sty Committee. The two teams met once before Teammate this season with the Indians COM- mond has been timed in 2:10.9 1,, Athlete of the Week Golfers Down Cal's Bears; ing out on top with a 5-3 win even the same distance. though the Spartababes out hit In the 50-yard freestyle, Ito, Um mm, it's them. Horace Whitehead Big Auto Lotz Shoots Two Under Par The Indian freshmen are led by loam Savings Announced former Stanford pitching star Ra:. Maris Clobbers Women and married mono,., tuat the gap considerably. 2i, $70 los SI3 dividend, or a net Johnny Lotz shot a two under closed Young. Young played one year Hats off to Horace Whitehead, $65 !based on current 17 per Steiner's 72. low for the Bears, professional baseball with Billing First 1962 Homer ant divqlend). Single men under par 66 Tuesday to lead the Spar- FOREMOST athlete of the week. 0 $252 less 543 divrclond, or net I beat Mike Tanzer 211242. while I 61 Ian golf team to a 15,4s -111,i2 win Montana of the Pioneer league. NEN% Yoltis UPI,- No. 1 i Barber and Gillen tied 112-1',41. compiling a 6-1 record with the Roger Mans. Horace, one of the most improved tomato Bodily Injury Liability: 85,000 Bears on the Newly Damage and $000 Medical over the California The Bears took the foursome Pewees. club. Maris, who set an all-time re, of Bud Winter's cinder stars, set a Other coverages at Con. score. 3...0. wage savings. Payments can be Bears' home Claremont golf course. ord of 61 homers last year, bias, Delicious . nede once, twice or four fines a new Spartan field record in the 5000 roe. Call or write for full Infor- Lotz fired a red-hot 32 in his Tomorrow, the locals play host ROWING FIRST ed his first homer of the seaso, mation to George M. Campbell, when FOREMOST 144 Me 0,8 Aron*, Sunnyvale, first nine holes, stalling off with to the Santa Clara duffers NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) in the opening game yesterday, meter run. Congratulations from 1741 0 (day nitI birdies on the first and second they meet them on the San Jose Yale University was the first three-nin clout that put the Yanls FOREMOST. Ice Cream holes and parring the next seven. country club's course at 1:30 p.m. American school to adopt rowing ees ahead of the Orioles, On the back nine he bogied the The two teams met early this year in 1843. the fifth inning. 14th but got it back on the last at the Almaden golf club, with JOSIE'S hole with a bird. the Spartans coming out on top The pairing of Lutz and Steve 17'18-912. PEE WEE GOLF Brown, who shot a 72, scored Going for San Jose in the Broil- Between 5th and 9th on Hitt points in the match play co tilt will be Lotz, Brown, Ara- E. Santa Clara . stem, while ('al's Bob Brachman gona, Grant Hornbeak, and Jack Goetz. Open daily It to II and Dave Newsome only picked up one. Just Bill Aragona and Harlan Krantz (76 and 73, respectively) added five and one half points to the . when it Comes to Spartans' total, while Jerry Rekers Artists' Supplies . . . and Jon Schoenberger (75 and 74) 3 got three and one half for the for Bears. 18 HOLES OF GOLF This brought the team totals to Snack Bar -412, in favor of the Spartans. 15c HOT DOGS I he only foursome left to come in. of Just for fun, ;Mike Tanzer and Tom Barber Dave Steiner and Come in today! San Jose and Jim Giffen of Cal, brought results THREE 6i-11 Cultural Programs for American Students i)f 1.1. BY STUDENT ZIONIST OR(;ANIZATII )N 1 "u o9. American Work Study Program in Israel LIVE WORK STUDY ON A KIBBlITZ for 6 months or longer Departure Sept. 3, 1962 TOTAL COST $795.00 . . . 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S"iPRTAJ.’J DAILY Graduate Division 11 is Math Institute Planned Helps Students Lutheran Students Of SJS Recognized Clinici Fast During Lent For Grade Teachers By National Council Summer institute for elemen-Ideveloped in response to the need San Jose State College has been Improve Writing Skills Lent is hem_ ,mserved on cam- tary school mathematics instruc- for strengthening and re-evaluting admitted for membership in the significant pus in a way more tors and supervisors will be con- basic scientific and technological Council of Graduate Schools in division, It Pitt DI I 55 It. clinic's services are upper e take e d%1 than most, according to the Rev. ducted at San Jose State June 25 education. the United States, according to the .nettu:i1:1cfthesstud6vp,rtedri,1 Within a tiny, unimpressive 48 per cent are now lower division. Allan Dieter, Lutheran campus through August 3 under a $34.000 Under the NSF grant, a max- word received by Pres. John T. room in Tower Hall. is located The clinic is designed to help siriiem:42percent pastor National Science foundation grant. imum of $450 will be provided for Wahlquist from the Rev. R. J. isnitfath::t,.ordshjghend4ote1: Jose State writing clinic. students at any level in the basic Memhers of the Lutheran Stu- To be eligible for the institute, each participant, a maximum of Henle, secretary of the council's the San small in appearance, the techniques of writing essays, term dents assn., in discussing the a teacher should have taught or $90 for each dependent, mileage executive committee and dean of Although nainded.l clinic has made large contribu- aspects of Lenten fasting at one supervised the teaching of elemen- not to exceed $80 and all tuition the Graduate school of Saint Louis iertshoejeceln tions to SJS. i:t:t were ree,rnitebyiinstructors, of their winter meetings. decided tary school arithmetic in grades and fees. university. Iheelitstheir:ninite of three instruc- ntager that giving up gum, candy, soft one through six for a three-year Courses to be offered include SJS is the eleventh California Under a staff Lois Henderson, as- nationalstusin s, drinks or other "goodies" for lent period and plan to continue to do elementary concepts of math- college or university selected for tors, Mrs. arid e1 sociate professor of English, Mrs. office may he only a shallow observance. SO. ematics, elementary concepts of membership. Steffey, assistant pro- f Instead, the group volunteered Those attending the session will geometry and theory and practice Membership was awarded in Mary Lou English and Mrs. to forgo food entirely from noon he encouraged to establish in- in teaching new topics in arith- recognition of the fast-growing fessor of "rtis:inlerestingabouttotetatthereatisiY twit Wright. asiistant profes- bythetenmany males females to midnight on Tuesdays, their ' service programs in their areas metic. Two units of graduate cred- Graduate division, which recently Dorothy at the clinic has of- meeting day. Instead of having al for teachers of elementary school it will he given for each course to was expanded to grant Master of sor of English, the phases of writing meal before their 7 p.m. meeting,1 mathematics upon completion of all students holding a HA. degree. Arts degrees in microbiology and fered aid in all students cesltlii:nni'dWiicec,n,h"etnnsoamiacdiri2crist.ihlieletdlii:;ilitriesemisan.sealires., the group participates in silent ' the program. This institute is designed to pro- philosophy. improvement to over 3000 hornet': the: span. meditation for as long as 25 min- The SJS institute is one of 21 vide a background for a new ap- Other California members of the in its seven year life care of Pro- help for as long or Os often idea .... interrupted only by the. being sponsored by the NSF as a proarth to mathematics currently Council of Graduate Schools are: Nurtured under the ache of serv- it," she enswlinet of stomachs. part of a nation-wide program being taught experimentally in California Institute of Technology, fessor Henderson, head in 1955 needs elementary and secondary schools. Claremont Graduate school, Pep- ices, the clinic was born O 'OENTS result of a survey showing refBeyrrefdar perrline college, San Diego state as a sttuhdeenhttsitis,,,setrenurift:ngot of grad- college, San Francisco College for that the same percentage Spartaguide Tri-C Will Hear uating seniors "flunked" the Ftw- fish instructors. This. Women, Stanford university. Uni- Profeacit exam as did incom- Henderson ToO.ST Lenten Vespers, St. Paul's chure)) versity of California iLois Angeles lish entrance said, is because Eng. lish etrettlo Castellano, speaker, Dr 10th and San Salvador sts., 5 pm Clifton Robinson and Berkeley). University of San ing freshmen. instructors are "more metieu. was after they had taken lout; in Gines Antiques. assistant professor Tour and Campfire club, meet- Francisco and the University of This checking papers and de- l Clifton Robinson, executive di- required English composition mand higher of foreign languages. "Poenta del ing to plan next snow trip, M204, Southern California. the standards." Last tall rector of International Christian class es , emphasized Professor 77 F:nglish students ('id. " TH33. 7:30 p.m. 3 p.m. PROFESSOR LOIS HENDERSON were reeern. . leadership in India, will be guest Henderson. mended. Business United Campus Christian fel- writing clinic instructors is. TOMORROW speaker of Production Workers SPECIAL EMPHASIS . . . heads (erred 17 lowship, meeting, 300 S. 10th st the Collegiate Christ- students front their sporran Chi, meeting, cafeteria ian fellowship tomorrow It was for this reason that the -type classes, 7 a.m. in its Meet TonightBMOC papers, theses and essay secondary education, 14. rooms and B. 7 pm. weekly catering primarily to Sophomore class, plans for or- on-campus lecture series. Production workers for the 1962 clinic began !tests. Mechanical improvement is ancderjofauirrinallaismrge, ndienp,e, Women's Recreation assn., rid- His talk division students to refresh phan's picnic and frosh-soph mix- will be in Memorial Revelries show will meet tonight upper : stressed. Professor Henderson ex- departments ing. WG patio, 3:30 p.m.; tennis, Chapel at 11:30 a.m., them for "going out in the world," divisions use er. C1-1164, 4:30 p.m. according at 7 o'clock in Morris Dailey au- plained. the setsices of t WG patio, 4:30 p.m. to John said. Newman club, weekly meeting.1 McWilliam, Tri-C presi- ditorium to d i sc s s production she I "Spelling is the greatest Koh- clinic, Professor Henderson Hawaiian club, meeting to plan dent. Although, presently, 52 per cent serted. This is shown Newman hall, 79 S. Fifth st., 8, work for the May 11-12 musical- 1 lem for most students," she added. by the r. for luau. TH26, 7 p.m. Robinson's topic will of the students who seek the of the p.m. be "Christ- comedy. \ ny student enrnlled tt, SJS ions Society of f'hemleal Engineers, ianity as a Revolutionary Pistol team. meeting, 220 N. Force." Students interested in working election of officers, E125. St p.m. He will tell of his experiences second st.. 2:30-4:30 p.m. and on the technical end of "BMOC" Student Affiliates of American acquaintances Student Orientation leaders. in- with India's nation- (Big Man On Campus) are re- Jobs Chemical society, important meet- al leaders and relate Civil Service terviews. College Union, 3-5 p.m. examples of quested to attend this meeting. ing. TH20, 1:30 p.m. comm un is t influence in that badminton., Kevin Seligman, student producer AT SOMEWHERE Extramural sports, Phi Aplison PI, meeting, TH20, country. announced. Information Today WG23, 4:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Women's Recreation RAM. Or- Humanities club, speakers Dr. Federal Cis il Sri's cc'' for col chests, wGio, 7 p.m.; softball. WG David Edgell, Dr. E. P. Panaopou- students will he discussed in SAN JOSE STATE field, 4:15 p.m.; swimming, WG los and Dr. Peter Koestenhaurn on Job Interviews Placement Service annex, Buihr, pool, 7 p.m. "Impressions of Europe." cafeteria Job Interviews will be held in the Placement office, Adrn234, unless D, 353 S. Fifth st. today. foundation. midweek specified Wesley faculty room. 7:30 p.m. . otherwise. Appointment lists are put out in advance of the interview. Students Representatives will be available are requested to sign MAN... up early. THERE'S A Spartan Speculators, meeting. throughout the day to answer TH17. 3:30 p.m. and provide general in- he's doing well. His present ern- TOMORROW tor no.: mechanical and electrical questions He's between 22 and 40; AIEE-IRE, meeting, E10.3. 2:30 concerning employment forward to slow, steady advance- V Is for VIP! Rohr corp.: civil, mechanical, engineering majors, physics ma- formation ployers like him. He can look

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