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4741.. , SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, Auker. U. 49 APRIL 27, 1962 No. 107 I show slides of le of South gene% bance;1 o Poet's Son Castellano, the Ub, (tbekide Foreign Spending Waste

In Will JESSE CHAMBERS ing the resumption .,po,rt that AIMIlea Night" Recite nuclear test. since he has been in state govern- problems aud unities iratoga-Sos eatl Stale Senator Richard Richards ! ing, Senator Richards said that he ment he has never felt imposed are unique in Santa Clara county. 11 Table. tot what he called a waste in for- i is convinced that President Ken- upon. "I don't think government urged the audience to become more eign aid spending. Verse Toda 7' pal Ocularly inInedy regrets the necessity of con- reaches out for jobs, he said. "Big interested and active in govern- the military field yesterday during , tinuing atomic tests. government is required to do the "When something in govern- Nicholas Cave Lindsay, son of ment. a question and answer period fol- big job," the senator maintained. goes wrong it is not usually the late American troubadour poet The Democratic candidate told ment II 0441., lowing a speech sponsored by the is a good ex- some malicious per- demand W. Vachel Lindsay, will present a per- the listeners in T1155 that he be- "Aid to education the work of IC. SJS Democratic club. ample of gets he said. "it is simple failure formance of sonic of his father's lieves that communism is an eco- where government son," baP Senator Richards (D- -Los An- into education whether it likes it of information." .’ &fling 41.41. better known works today at 11:30 nomic failure and that communist 1,14 geles), candidate for the United or not," Senator Richards said. He 6.11,4 in S142. countries are morally bankrupt. INFORMATION PROBLEM 14 with [4.,, States senate, told the audience said it is the same with the federal 0.o lot Nicholas Lindsay, a carpenter- The lack of infmmation and com- admire that it was morally wrong to bribe BIG GOVERNMENT government it is with state or aer ca poet now doing graduate work in as munication works both ways, ac- P.c. 003, dictators. "In Tito's case --- we're Senator Richalds, commenting local government. Russian at Columbia university, cording to the senator. The U.S. ode,1 building on sand," he declared. on the question of expansion of the Senator Richards. who said he is trKaa. will per form approximately 10 senate candidate, who represents In answer to a question concern- federal government, stated that in the San Jose area to study the i poems of his famous father, most about six million people in the of the works having distinctive State senate, said that in the last at Araititbit chants or tunes. session of 120 days, he had to vote low Lindsay has indicated that he approximately 21,000 times. w ill ask the audience to join him Lively Speech "No one can come up with that in singing "King Solomon and the many right decisions," the Iowa he bej7 ,40.1 Queen of Sheba." lborn lawyer maintained. The prob- esg trawl The Lindsay program is spon- To SJS Clubs lem of keeping in touch with a sored by the English department. constituency and the constituency the college lecture committee, and B keeping in contact with a legislator -lose the Associated Student Body, in y Anarchist is enormous, according to the Dem- ,soperation with the poetry center ocratic hopeful. of San Francisco state college. It Senator Richards applauded College Ammon Ilennacy, who finds ex- is free to students, faculty and the Kennedy's recent stand pression through religion, humani- President public. the steel prices, but added that tarianism and social rebellion, was on Among works scheduled to be wouldn't have been a strong guest speaker of the Social Action it performed are: "The Mouse That I move if public opinion had not committee of Wesley foundation, NOT IN VAINHundreds of students, like the one above, Gnawed the Oak Tree Down." hacked it up. for the Student Peace union and TASC fumed ou+ yesterday the campus blood drive, indicating a The Would-be Mermaid." "The (Toward Active Student Commun- new record passing last semester's mark of 227 pints may have Kallyope Yell" and "The Flower- it)'') at an afternoon lecture yes- fers? been reached. fed Buffalo." All are light in rta- terday In S142. twe, according to the poet's son, ASB, AWS I 'em! and require a rhythmic recitation. Author of "The Autobiography The program will last approxi- of a Catholic Anarchist," Hennacy mathiasi 1;itely 45 minutes. related his experiences as a Bap- Nicholas Cave Lindsay was list, an atheist, a socialist, a Chris- Petitions Due iyery Donations tian anarchist, a Catholic and a B.A, degree in Soar graduated with a Today is the final day to sub- Catholic anarchist. French in 1950 from University of mit petitions for an ASB or As- ' CY 35213 South Carolina. He recently re- "If I were only a Negro, every- soiated Women Students office, turned to formal education for the body could hate me," he said. according to Election board chair- ES CO. "sly of Russian because he feels He passed off his experiments in man Carlton Parks. In Blood Drive the American and the Russian religion and atheism as the results Candidates for offices in either of poetic insights stand in need of youthful inexperience. "I never ,i-ganization must submit petitions .'roads of students jammed the, t Tat ernal organization us I I II the I each other." heard anybody talk about Christi- to the College Union, I'.15 S. Ninth , .6y and recreation room of Hoov- highest percentage of its members anity, only about 'the church'," he St., by 4 p.m. in order to be placed r 'MU. during yesterday's campusl donating. on the ballot for the May 3-4 .c4 drive there, indicating last An award will also be presents-.! SJS Twist Finalists saiHde. termed agnostics as "all INTERVIEWDemocratic candidate for the U.S. senate, Richard , elections. ..-seter's record of 227 pints may : right, they just can't see the relig to the sorority with- the highes, Richards, here to find out the problems and opportunities unique Parks said that all political ea passed. phonics running it." percentage of contributing men to the San Jose area, fells his views on government to Rich parties must also register by 4 'id Maestro, student co-chair- I , Hennacy'sthe craggy face and shock Owls to nob 11.11 tiers, announced Mrs. Merits, To Compete Tonight 1-i for I Freeland, Campus Radio news service. p.m. today. - '7 blood drive, said that white hair gave him the of the Kirkish, adviser' to the ASH com- , Fin:dr:As in the SJS Twist chaos- l Of unruly An orientation meeting for can- illy yesterday, . appearance of an anarchist, He before 2 p.m. munity services committee. pionship will twist tonight at 8:30, didates is scheduled for 4 p.m. in had almost reached last I reconciles his anarchistic beliefs - elons I.ast semester awards were taken in the Women's Gym for trophiee I the union. All candidates, including pacifismism with ,-seter's final mark. by Theta Chi fiaternity and the and prizes. The event is sponsored I and his Catholicismnnuall Spri ng Alumni those seeking AWS pasts, or their Maestre the total nurn- I by "The only think that indicated Air Form ROTC. by Delta Sigma Phi. saying, representatives, are required to at- her reach I defeat Communism is true of blood donations may The contestants, after a 40-tnin- will tend, said Parks. SJS has, in the past four years, Christ was the great- 10Il before the 4 p.m. deadline. ute television appearance on Chan- Christianity. Parks pointed out that petitions Final statistio; are scheduled to I donated 860 pints of blood to the eat rebel, bless him. If I were ex- Red Criss program. nel II. Wednesday, were narrowed Week Starts or ASH executive office must be he Monday released Monday, Maestre down to the following couples: rarnmunicaied hecauae of my 13- signed by 100 students, while those The blood drive is sponsored. Mimi beliefs, belon COthe Barney Sofro and Maureen Dev- rd The annual spring alumni week the Chemistry department. In the i for other offices must bear the by the ASB communitgtrue church, just as Joan of Arc ",ly 'Fountainebleate lin; Angelo Hatidod and Karen will get underway on Monday with evening at 8:15 the Glee Club will signatures of 50 persons. -1,'N committee and the AI Frage; Alfred Ga.scon and Marlene did." an art exhibit, Audio Visual cen- present ft concert in Concert hall. To date, only SPUR party has , ROTC. He said anarchism is unpopular RR.: Al Ca n net t o and Linda No_ ter open house and a performance On Thursday, the Industrial Arts announced intention of supporting 'rig lines of students waited in Is Dance Theme beca "peopleton lazy. No- al OC Crtig in the evening by the San Fran- department will display high school a full slate of candidates. SPUR ,er hall lobby as temperatures, body wants to fight Santa Claus . "Fontainebleau" is the theme lot- Langley; Wes Young and Lesarme cisco Ballet. Iprojects from five counties. The added sophomore Jim Sperling to .-heal histories and blood pres- or the welfarestate." the May 4 spring formal sponsored Coffin; Bob Kane and Sherry The art exhibit, featuring sculp- I display will continue through May its list of party endorsed candi- are tests were taken for each by the social affairs committee. Snow; John Thomas and Sherry Speaking of his imprisonment ture and design will be held in the 5. Later in the day, the depart-' dates yesterday. The business and draft The dance will he held at the Santa Lagrone; Al Lauro and Bonnie for refusal to register for the Little Gallery daily from 9 a.m. ment will hold a student barbecue industrial management major from The recreation room of the hall Hennacy il- Clara county fairgrounds pavilion Vold; and Roger Pelton and Janie during World War II, to 4 p.m. at 5 p.m., at the Women's physical Paso Robles will compete for the was transfoimed for the day into with.1 from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Winters. lustrated his pacifist beliefs The Audio Visual service center leducation barbecue pits. office of ASH treasurer. He is thus i temporary Red Cross blood eeri- war and I'm Bids for the function will be Tickets for the dance are on "I don't believe in will open its doors to all through The Nursing department will far the only candidate for the e for available free of charge in TI116 sale for .50 cents in front of the not even going to buy any guns May 4. also hold open house from 7 to post, as is another SPUR candi- Rows of tables and recovery cots refused beginning Monday. The free bids cafeteria, and may also be pur- you people." Hennacy has S.F. BALLET -9 p.m. in 1-1311. date Bill Hauck for the student ined the room. yeam, are Passible due to activity fee chased at the door, to pay income taxes for 20 A dance concert will be per- Pi Lambda Theta, national hon- presidency. Attendents from the permanent funds that are allocated to the Winners of the contest will be and has been jailed 32 times. formed in Morris Dailey audi- orary fraternity for women in eel- r-! cross blood center, 440 N. operates Sparta party. opposing political committee. announced at the dance and the Hennacy presently torium at F1:15 p.m. by the San tication. will hold a chapter meet-' si.. were campus group of which ASB Presi- kept very busy, ac- Entertainment will feature the top couple will receive 21 inch tro. hospitality house in Salt Lake city ' ....ding to Francisco Ballet co. i Mg for alumni at 8 p.m. in 1'H15:1. dent Brent Davis is a member, has Muria! Cannuel, the Ernie Hechscher orchestra and S.1S phies and $25 savings bonds. Second for migrant workers and destitute entre,: Other events scheduled during On Frida 5. the Readers' ’rhea, made no announcement as to chief nurse. winces will receive short./ People. It is named for Joe Hill, a She singers. Dianna Hubble and Mike , place alumni week are a Phi Mu Alpha ter will perform "John Brown's whom it will support. Davis said explained that it requires third member of the IWW who was exe- ' Brandt. Campus organizations have I shirt sets and records, and nationa honorary fraternity Body- in the Studio Theater at i anouncement may be made to- 5rncutedm t es to donate a pint of in 1915 after having been music an been notified not to schedule anyi place winers will receive short/ 8:15 p.m. Tom Parker had. Student's were required to "framed by the copper bainns," as - recital. Tuesday evening at 8:15, I day. Party chairman social functions for that evening. ' shirt sets. TRACK MEET reached for comment. 1 an the cots after donating. cording to Hennacy. Capital pun- . and a Biological Science depart- , could not be - - Wednesday. 1 Friday there will also be an In- AWS race. 19 candidates Studen,s were then given dough- ishment is another of his enemies ment open house on In the dustrial Arts department open the five uts, coffee and fruit juice. I A contributor to "The Catholic Also on Wednesday will be the have filed petitions for IP in house from 9 am. to 4 p.m.. a Awaols will be presented, Mae- Worker" for 20 years, liennary observance of Founder's Day offices, according to AWS Vice auditorium discussion of "An Optimum Prep- Presider. Perry Pitrh. ' fratetnal and non - plans to start his own publication the Morris Dailey at aration for the Engineer of the . called "The Anarchist." 10:30. Guest speaker will he Glenn Seventies." presented by the En- Hennacy concluded his speech . S. Dumke, chancellor of California gineering division in F118 at 8 Friday Flicks Is Nikita Right?' with, "I'm not asking you guys to slate colleges. p.m.. and an All-Comers track be as radical as I am, but if you GLEE C1,I.-11 CONCERT Parr ’,C"!,;pri,nie disputes meet at Fremont high school in keep to the left you'll be better Following the Founders' Day lead to romance in tonight's Fri- ksks Capt. Bonney Sunnyvale at 7 p.m. Program will be an open house in day Flick, "Pillow Talk." 7 and The week will wind up on Sat- Against Communism 9 o'clock at Morris Dailey audi- III urday with a Golden Grad reunion present retired Navy Capt tortoni. The romantic comedy luncheon at noon in the Home C. Bonney, Palo Alto, in a stars Doris Day, Rock Hudson. Economics building. a Class of today at 12:30 p.m. in S142 Tony Randall and Thelma Ritter. TV Show Explores ot37 reunion in the cafeteria and Bonney has been a career or Rossian Premier Nikita in alumnae luncheon presented 1, heilev's statement that the ,he Department of Physical Ed ,4111111/11ƒ1111/. II Stales is living out the U.S. Role in Pacific , cation for Women at the Lanr,, '.ears of its greatness. His lighter Lodge. so, IC% nearing the end 11 your II Wi I I be, "Is Khriishchev "The Pacific. Route In the ()Ti- ,,r Empress of Journalism departments' arm; IIthe month, and ' Sigma Delta Chi walking -around scratch ent." first program of a four-part China" in 1784-1785, Pacific traffic, "Deadline D!. might not lye getting ;,t Bonney has been a Career I series exploring the U.S.'s role in shim, cargoes, routes and trading ner" will be held in the cateter bit thin? Worry not. a .r man since 1919, retiring from I the development of the Pacific perplexities will also be touched al 7 p.m. T tie perceptive p u r- chimer chitY in 1950. Ile has filled from 1784-1900, Will be broadcast upon. sATI1111AV EVENT" in need of out- fitting merely hies him- teaching asignments at Yale and inmorrow at 11:30 a.m. on KNTV, Dr Harris will conclude the pre. Other events on Sahirda. It self to friendly old R/. a universities and was Dean , Channel 11, during the weekly gram with a review of the 1".S.'s be an Aeronautics departme and make. use of his Instruction at the California 1"Perspective" show from SJS. forcing open of the long closed open house at its new building - Super/f'ha rge account. With his 5/1' for R/A. 'line academy from 1952 to Dealing with the United States door to Japan. the Municipal airport: Delta U.,. 111 takes yore of his In the Far Pacific in the 1784-18.54 Moderator of the four-part series silon fraternity wives bridge The lunch - needs, head to toe, and officer will discuss the IRANIAN PIPEAmeer Testy (center), international student from period. Dr. Harris Martin, assist- is Dr. Theodore llinckley. assist- eon at the Kappa Alpha Theta I pays onl o small part 'are of smoking international the nation's greatness I Iran, explains his colorful pipe to students ant professor of history, will ex- ant professor of history and ednea house: a corporation hoard meet- 111 of Ile, tab monthi. of 1,;((5.eetall wa-ful, right Point mit the dangers to its Irene Clemente (left) from the Philippines and Anneke Kock amine the geographical scope lion. Dr. Ifinekley will appear with ing open to all alumni at 130 pm : rvival. Ile Netherlands. The students joined 13 other foreign the now during A VT R may suggest a "'le (right) from the Pacific ocean and lands border- guest speakers from the campus on !a stag social with active (+apt,- r. EASTER SPECIALS! IN it.. conference on Inter- I ’’’tllitiOfl to follow in aerate- students from SJS yesterday for a press , mg i t for tomorrow's program. Dr. mut program. Programs will he I at 1 p.m., and a no-host coelo 11111 ,ieress Village's Court of +he Seven Seas. a $1 million land broadcast in the future. accord- national I Martin will also review the causes live from the S.1S Speech I party the fAmpligtorr Lort development project in Santa Crut. The village will feature Iof Western European nations' fait- and Drama department's radio-tel. RCK3S . Ifrom 5-7 p.m., followed by a ban. 115.in7. specialty shops representative of countries throughout the worid. rinfltion vilth Chinese trade. evieion studios, MM. (rrnnThP11. quiet at 7. IN SAN JOSE SAC Puhile" ISPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 7f. 1062 8 Coeds Seek Crown Tomorrow Thrust and Parry S.F. Eight San Jose State college out almost Sparta Chairman any book be nts I Sparta o-Round I coeds, along with six other final- for overnight, but often en will take to the stage to- ni ists, Resigns Position then check out the maxim, In A CH morrow in the San Jose civic allowable only By DRU ALLBERGitor Editor: to find that san Fra auditorium at 8 p.m. to seek the one or is Society Ed Daily Tuesday, two, if any, are Jose crown for In the Spartan of n will Peri:" Miss Greater San value to him. I "She's the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," but who will she tie? SPUR, campus political party, believe ti Auditorium 1962. many students would That question will be answered at tonight's formal Sweetheart ball announced its candidates for the appreei. under the More than $250 in merchandise having the stacks when the three lovely finalists. Honey Wade of Gamma Phi Bta. upcoming ASB elections. It was open at le, programs and scholarships will be award- until 11 p.m. on Phyllis Smith of Alpha Chi Omega and Lisa Phelan of Kappa Alpha stated by the Spartan Daily Monday this', Holders ed to this yeat's local pageant Saturday. Theta will vie for the well -sung title. that "other factions apparently emplo winner and her runner-ups. Since the main and The function will be held at the Seigler Springs resort in Lake elected to keep their choices library et ticket The 14 finalists, who were se- tinues the same free County and Ed Marcos is chairman for the event. under wraps," apparently refer- limited hos the stu lected from a field of 44 pageant one cannot expect in Among those leading the 1962-63 campus spirit at upcoming ring to Sparta party, the other students THI aspirants, will compete in three make full use of office. sports events will be Sigma C'hi members Steve Frohling, who is political party on campus. How- the "esters Tickets main divisions- talent, swimsuit library hours." this is not true. Sparta ptil head cheerleader, and leaders Bob }lintel and Mike Cook with Ron and evening gown. ever, Why general of candidates not try extending Steininger in as alternate. The winner of the Miss San party has no slate Frat,r,1 hours of the main library, PHI MU then go on to the for this election. Jose crown will pecially on Friday The title of being one of the 50 outstanding women on campus reasons for this; all boll and Sature Miss California pageant which 'rhe nights? Then, has reached Davis, if the response five members of the sorority. Linda Jones, June Sherry, will be held in late June at Santa down into oneBrent not Sun adequate, return to the Linda Tanferani, Carol Christensen and Linda }Lowe are among is a Cruz. More than $5600 in mer- PAMELA CARLETON, 21, is a ASB president. Brent was the n GRETCHEN GREENE, 20, ular hours. If the students the chosen coeds. chandise and scholarships will be junior education major and a founder of Sparta party. t sophomore dramatics major. extended main library Athleticvnse, the Phi Mu basketball team won, for the second win- the Kappa Alpha In last year's ASB election, hank She is a member of Alpha Chi given to the state pageant member of not those of the consecutive year, the WRA basketball championship. She lives in Los Sparta party pushed the idea reserve la Omega sorority. She hails from ner and runner-ups. Theta sorority. room, extend only SIGMA KAPPA government." the maln North Hollywood. Statistics: Tickets for the pageant may Gatos. Her talent is dress de- of "representative briny hours. "My Fair Lady" is the theme for the May 12 fashion show be obtained at the San Jose signing and making. Statistics: The party announced that it had 36-21-36, 5 feet 5 inches, auburn Leonard Lloyd staged by the Mothers' club and featuring their fair sorority daugh- chamber of commerce of- 5 feet 9 inches, dark selected its candidates from all hair. junior 36-24-36, ASB 52111 ters as models. fice in the civic auditorium. Stu- brown hair. segments of the campus in a Dreaming of the coveted crown in various campus queen con- dents will be admitted two for fair and unbiased manner. tests are Sally Clark. finalist for the Sigma Nu White Ruse Queen, $1.50. Having served as Sparta party Student Explains Linda Berkinshaw, semi-finalist for the Sig Ep Queen of Hearts. chairman this past semester, I Arab Nationalism Carolyn Knehans and Linda MacTaggart, contestants in the Lambda have come to see just how ri- Editor: Chi Alpha Crescent Girl contest. diculous these statements are. At the outset, The semi-annual pledge dance of the sorority will be held Sat- I In last semester's freshman it should stated that an urday night at the Golden Doors. Honored guests will be pledges class elections, in which I was Arab is not or a. person whose Sue Bernardi, Sue Carpenter, Pat Bering, Dottie Gray, Judy Riggs, a Sparta party candidate, the first lasw usually Arabic, Sue Serafino and Bobbie Triguiero. student body was told the Sparta who has la in the Arab world party was selecting its candi- or looks ft ward to participating dates on the basis of a written in Ar aspirations, examination. Having discovered even more, an Ar is one who Sir Roy Welensky Acts these tests recently. I found that believes in a coma Arab culture, in many prospective candidates had a common is twice] background higher scores than several of the and .co structure, and On Behalf of Federation finally -selected candidates one who has feeling of those candidates hand-picked by interdependence wi By PHIL NEBSOM issalarid are British proteetorateS, Arab a few of his experiences and tradin UPI Foreign News Analyst both of whose African popula- Brent Davis and STUDI Reduced to its essentials, Ar any ti Welensky is a huge tions have been clamoring for close asseeiates. Sir Roy nationalism embodies three ma man who stands 6 feet 2 inches, independence, a move which SUSAN JAMES, 18, is a sopho- Since I have served as Sparta urges: CLEM is a party "chairman," I have served weighs close to 300 pounds and would destroy the federation. more education major. She JERETE DE JORNO, 20, 1. The urge for STUD SUSAN BERRY, 18, is a fresh- freedom a serves as prime minister of the This Sir Roy hopes to pre- comes from Oakland and her junior art major. Jerete is a merely in a figurehead position. independence. pins? man art major and a member of permitted to make Central African Federation, one vent. For that purpose he called talent is dancing. Her statistics: former Lyke Doll and hails from I was not 2. The urge for the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. social assist ClERI of the last and richest remnants a federal parliamentary election 36-24-36 S feet, 81/2 inches, Oakland. Her talent is painting any major decisions concerning nornic progress. Her talent is art. She resides in poetry. Statistics: 39-25- the party nor was I even in- STUDE of British empire in Africa. for yesterday which he will in- brown hair. and 3. The urge for unity. consists of terpert as a vote for continuing Stockton. Statistics: 35-24-35, 37, 5 feet 7 inches, black hair. formed of many things which the carry The federation One basic objective of Ar Northern federation. 5 feet 5 inches, blonde hair. party was doing until they were Southern Rhodesia, nationalism is to free some CLERI and has He was able to lay his plans already begun. I received my or- Rhodesia and Nyasaland the Arab territories which a since only about ders from Brent Davis. borders both with the Congo and with certainty, ruled by foreign oppression, of a population of Mr. Davis is a person who is with the Union of South Africa 30,000 out the right to self-determinati seven million will unwilling to compromise or ad- both of which have had pro- more than and self-assertion is universal a handful of those mit being in the wrong when RC found effects on the huge ter- vote and only recognized as inherent in ti ritory over which Sir Roy pre- will be Africans able to qualify he is. Because of this, I have Bo( human spirit. ,IS 5( under the voting rules. found it increasingly difficult to SAN J sides. President Nasser stated It sneered that African work with, or Southern Rhodesia is ranked He has should I say "for" goal most fittingly in sayi: colony in nationalism seems to have him. He has allowed the fine as a self-governing that independence "means six turned British bone marrow to which a British veto has not concept of Representative Gov- ishing the colonial social stn of But in a federation in / I‘ prevented the development jelly. ernment to fly out the window, ture that we inherited from a whose harsh- which fewer than 300,000 whites racial segregation in order that "Brent Davis Gov- years of being dominated, ness rivals if not equals the dominate more than seven mil- ernment" might fly in. means freedom to make our ov "apartheid" policies of the lion blacks, there are few who I hereby offer my resignation decisions, freedom to keep at Union of South Africa. believe Sir Roy will halt the as Sparta party chairman and side anybody's sphere of infl Northern Rhodesia and Ny- nationalist tide. as a member of Sparta party. ence." Tom Parker President Nasser outlined th ASB 11787 second concept of Arab nations enj ism as follows: a SHARRON WALKER, 18, is a Coed Buys Seat Belts CAROL BLOSS, 20, is a junior RAYLENE HERMANN, 18, is "For the heart of the conce art major and a freshman drama student. She Music in Cafe sociology major and a member sophomore of Arab nationalism is the ft Delta Gamma lives at Cf,ez Nous and makes of Chi Omega sorority. She member of the 'Nerve-Shattering' damental requirement that Statis- sorority. She comes from Lafa- her home in Los Gatos. Her 2 Days Before Accident comes from Burlingame. Editor: must provide material well-b tics: 5 feet 6 inches, 36-23-35, yette, and her talent is fashion talent is dr.-rnat;c interpretation. Have you ever had the rills- ing sinews, the spiritual cu By GEORGE BROVVNE brown hair. Her talent is sing- illustration. Statistics: 35-24-26, Statistics: 32.22-34, 5 feet, 31/2 fotune of entering the cafeteria tural and political aspirations A small package under her arm, junior Jill Wechsler walked ing. 5 feet 6 inches, blonde hair. inches, brown hair. during one of the rare lulls be- Arab nationalism will not et out of the Spartan bookstore into the bright sun, unaware that she tween the nerve-shattering mu- dure." 17 had just bought a passport to the future. sic (?) usually played? The expressed will of the An But two days later, on the first day of Easter vacation, Jill If one enters while the noise people for complete unity, base knew that she had saved her own life. Doubts Secretary is in progress, then one can on mutual social, historic an It was about 2 a.m. Saturday when Jill crossed the Golden Spa2tcznailii swiftly do an about turn, and economic ties, will eventuall Gate bridge from Sausalito in her little sports car. She was on I of an et materialize, regardless leave with no attending a friend's ere loss. But if one her San Jose apartment after Jew her way back to More Conferences the DC has entered during a lull, and and all obstacles. It is birthday party. By DON CHAPMAN Entered as second class matter April WASHINGTON (UPI) Sec- has nobly purchased one's cup legitimate and inherent right. She swung onto Bayshore freeway. The speedometor edged up Exchange Editor 24, 1934, et San Jose. California, un- state DICK I retary of State Dean Rusk said of hot water for five cents, one President Eisenhower to 65. It was a quiet, calm night. The freeway was practically der the act of March 3, 1879. Mem. The Colorado Sun, which had yesterday he does not believe is loath to abandon all and flee. in 1958, among other things, St CY 5- deserted. The miles clicked off rapidly. her California Newspaper Publishers there will be a summit confer- The entire place is rigged with following: Like a bullet, the small car cut through the cool night air. not been printed since 1944, was Association. Published daily by Asso- ence in the immediate future powerful microphones from "As I look into the Mae Suddenly Jill's blood froze. back on newstands recently on ciated Students of San Jose State mode' but he would not rule out the which issue forth, at full blast, see the emergence of TWO HEADLIGHTS University of Colorado cam- College except Saturday and Sunday, the possibility of one before the end the most hideous sounds. Arab states that would bring I "Out of the night there suddenly appeared two headlights in during college year. Subscription ac- Su pus. of the year. Recently, there Is an addition this century contribution front of me. That's all I could see . . . those two headlights." cepted only on a rernainderiof-semes- fore paper had oper- The secretary told a news to this nerve-wracking network. passing those we cannot What was a car doing racing down the wrong side of the free- Although the ter basis. Full academic year, $9: ecli Aral In front of the cafeteria, from the past . . . If the way? Jill doesn't know, but thinks it came down an exit ramp on ated as a practice sheet for conference that Soviet Premier semester $4,50. Officampus price per there Nikita Khrushchev's recent is a table adorned with various as a whole, want to express Thn a cloverleaf near the San Francisco airport journalism students since 1922, copy, 10 cents. CY 4-6414Editorial of statement on the subject made odds and ends, one of which nationalism in the form Jill was in the left lane. So was the fast-approaching, two-eyed eight issued have actually Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver. state, a only it clear that there now was a shrieks painfully. federation of a larger t4 demon. There wasn't much time. thing Ext. 2081, 2082. 2083, 2084. to it." been printed since that year. sober realization on all sides Yesterday, the picture was have no objection In Orig Jill mustered all her senses and made a decision. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office nand that summit meeting would complete. I walked through the Finally, I will say our "If he sees me. he'll probably veer into the right lane." The * * * hours I ,45-4,20 p.m., Monday through cot have to be handled with care. cafeteriathe walls were vibrat- :dist movement is distinctly "ROI though raced swiftly through her mind. Friday. Any phone calls should be Sen. Gale W. McGee (D. Wyo.) ing joyouslystepping out of live, constructive and Peaeefi "I have to veer left. I must veer left." Rusk also said he forsaw no made during these hours. r8C the doors I Above all, it is neither 111111110.1 But at this part of the freeway the median strip is divided by said that the major critics of the posibility of any formal NATO- was confronted by Editor CAROLYN PERIM) an al fresco repeat COMMUNIST nor AlITI-WISI a steel fence. Jill quickly decided it was the least of the two evils. United Nations are "misguided WARSAW Pact nonaggression performance. Advertising Menage, ...... With clenched fists and gritted ERN. JUMPS CURB and misinformed persons within pledge until the Kremlin recog- SHERRY THOMPSON teeth, I continued on my way, All Tousle gad. President With a mighty wham, the little car jumped the curbing and nized that the Western Allies Day Editor JOAN JACKSON Ma this country and the Kremlin only to come Arab-American Students careened across the island into the fencing. Five steel posts, anchored had absoulutely, repeat abso- face to face with the University of Min- STAFF POSITIONS a large sign in concrete, flew into the air. itself," lutely, no Intention of abandon- posted on a tree- - "BLOOD El "I could taste rubber. The sounds of the car ripping along the neso ta newspaper Minnesota ing their position in West Ber- News Editor WANDA JOLLY DRIVE"and an ar- Daily quoted recently. said the same applied to Office Manager DON EAGLE row pointing in the appropriate Give 11111111111 fence was terrible." lin. He Sports 2clitor _ FRED Association RAGLAND direction. Excellent. Now I know Large pieces of the car took to the air. The hood tore off and McGee, a former college pro- a Soviet-American guarantee Copy Editor JANE DaHAAN the high ideals behind all this, Scholarships SP landed on the freeway. The entire right sidefenders and door lessor and keynote speaker for against the spread of nuclear Feature Editor _ LESTER ON Two NIB Fin Arts Editor _CHRIS... HEADINGS for by this time one's pressure high schal slammed to the ground. the model United Nations, said weapons. Castro Valley ha. Ipsi Society Editor has risen to undreamed of eligible for he And the car continued its uncontrolled journey across the critics of the UN often confuse The secretary said the more DRUCILLA CHALLBERG graduates are heights, and a little blood letting to he bumpy island. When it finally stopped, Jill was on the other side the purposes of the world body. moderate tone of Khrushchev Wire Editor KEITH TAKAHASHI scholarships offered would definitely Valt of the freeway, heading in the opposite direction. There was little and his top aides in discussing Photo Editor MARGIE YAMAMOTO be in order. teachers by the Castro Monique de left to the car. The other car had disappeared. * * * Berlin apparently reflected rec- Exchange Editor DON CHAPMAN Labastide Teachers Association. Promotion Manager GLENN LUTAT ASB Aliel0 iti UNRI'CKLES BELT ognition that it is a serious and A $200 scholarship The Brigham Young university $100 to LOS Jill unbuckled her seat belt with shaky hands and crawled.. highly dangerous matter and Photographers: to sophomores and track team will be able to take Kathy Carroll, Dru p. out of the steaming, hissing wreckage. The CHP was soon on the should be handled responsibly. Challero, Bill Erdman, Bob Hall, lore a trip through Europe, thanks 'Extend Hours should scene. The situation could change Jim Sar,pa4. Andy Schwarts, All applications to an upcoming approval of the Mrs FP "I'm sure I would have been thrown out of the car and mangled quickly, he said, but at present Of Main Library' made by May 1 to tour by the State Department, Salesmen: Bill Brecheen, Tom Cheon, Sehol EL hadn't been for that belt. The driver's door had sprung open both sides wanted to avoid whip- Chairman If it Utah senator Wallace F. Ben- Judy Crabtretx, Jerry Hess, Phil Hig- Editor: Ockerman, SCh there was nothing left on the other side." ping matters up to crisis propor- gins, Gus Norton, Dave Nusbaum, Committee. Clifton and nett told the Daily Universe last The real need for longer li- ship Fur The CHP also credited her survival to the seat belt. tions. Pat ODaniels, Darrell Oldham, Don brary Valley, Calif. week. Rainmaker, hours is not so much for Castro Woo secretary disclosed that Robert Schoch, Kent available Insurance adjustors "totaled-out" the car. That is, they declared The Valutin Sue Wioon a place to study, nor for books Information is el by Berlin assistant to the It a total wreck. It would take $1400 to put the car back in shape. The tour must be approved he plans to hold another in the reserve book room, ex- Don Ryan, that Adm269. "You know, I probably would not have bought that seat belt the State Department so talk with Soviet Ambassador Reporters' Gary Anderson, Timothy R. cept before exams. The real need of students, just two days before if the school wasn't conducting a campaign. BYU will be permitted to pay Anatoly F. Dobrynin before Barr, Jesse Charnbrs, John Farmer, is for John R Henry, reference books, current expenses without jeopardizing leaving Saturday midnight for Barbara Herrington, That was $7.45 well spent." Joan Jackson, Thomas Kennedy, journals, the stacks and other Athens The 23-year-old industrial arts major now has another oar. their amateur stimiling under conferences in London, Carolyn Lund, Marty Nedorn, Bob services of the main library. It has seat belts in it, too. NCAA rules. and Canberra. Pecini, Manuel Robles, Prudy Steeig. It is true that one can check S.F. Ballet To Perform Friday, April 27, 11162 SP SET tiN DUTY-3 In Morris Dailey Monday Dance Concert Presents Ballet company San Francisco ance will be the company's new wig perform in Morris Dailey production, "Swan Lake" Act II, Professional Guest Star Monday night at 8:15 created by choreographer atalitotium George Professional dancer. Juan Val- Orchesis will dance trr student auspices of the spartan Balanchine ander the to Tschaikowsky's compositions as well as to committee. well-known score. enzuela, will perform in concert programs Ivanov's "Caucasian Sketches," ASS, faculty Balanchine's tonight and tomorrow night Holders of SJS staging of the "March of the Sardar" and "In may obtain famed ballet is a with Orchesis, SJS and employee cards transformation co-education- the Village" from Ippolitov and of Petipa and Ivanov's free tickets to the performance tradition- al modern dance group. Per- the Polka and Fugue from al choreography is the student affairs business into a modern formances will be in Studio The- Weinberger's "Schwanda, the 1H16. commentary. office. ater of the Speech and Drama Bagpipe Player." went on sale to the Scenery and c os t urn es for Tickets Student choreographers are public at $1.50 yesterday. "Swan Lake" were created by department at 8:30 p.m. general Nini Behnke. Gail Colem a n, tired work of the perform- Rouben Ter-Arutunian, who also Tickets are available at the Feat Jane Bridges, Nancy Gilmour, designed the award-winning de- San Jose box office for 50 cents Lynda Jensen, Pat Kaiser and cors for the Broadway musical for students and $1 for the Kay Uemura. [ Sun With VIP! I "Redhead" and the television public. spectacular "T w elf t h Night." Valenzuela is an instructor in Advisers to the dance group Ter-Arutunian received a "Tony" dance at the Oakland Recrea- are Miss Peggy Lawler and Mrs. award for the "Redhead" de- tion department in Oakland and Carol Haws, instructors in signs and an Emmy for "Twelfth the Welland Lathrop studios in women's physical education. Night." San Francisco, Another Balanchine "Varia- He will solo to "Motherless CHINESE FOOD tions de Ballet," work will also Child," a traditional folk song, TO TAKE OUT be performed on the show. Set to "Reflections," an abstract using PAPERBOUND music from the third act of the music of Stranvinsky and VALUABLE COUPON BOOKS Glazunov's "Raymonda," the bal- "I'm a Mean Mistreater" a Josh let has been enlarged by Lew White folk ballad. Worth 150 Christensen, director of the San On All Dinners Francisco Ballet company. Also scheduled for the college The Rise and Fall Watch for Bonus Tick*. program are "Caprice" and "Pas inside Fortune Cookie. de Trois," both choreographed by of the Third Reich "Free Dinner for One" Christensen. The score for "Pas by Closed on Mondays de Trois" is by Francois Esplrit William L. Shirer Auber and music for "Caprice" Pafeda is by Franz von Suppe. The famous $10 best seller Both ballets were designed by complete and unabridged in 4/ma Tony Duquette, who also created paperback form. $1.65. the decor for the company's new- ORIGINAL BALLETDancer Fiona Fuerstner pany when it appears in Morris Dailey audi- Centep est ballet, "Jest of Cards," which will perform with the San Francisco Ballet corn- torium Monday night at 8:15. CALIFORNIA BOOK CO. received its world premier last 148 W ALMA 134 E. San Fernando St. (ne. SEa ta D 293-3192 week in the opening night of the you have STUDENT: Do company's spring any toothpaste? season. 'King and l' Opens Duquette was responsible for Students Will Present CLERK: No, Mara. costumes and settings for the TYPEWRITER STUDENT: Any hair- motion pictures "Kismet," "Love- Si Run Tonight pns? ly to Look At" anti "Can Can" Benet's Civil War Poem No, Mam. and for the Broadway show San Jose Light Opera assn CLERK: and the Yanke slaver, RENTALS "Camelot." A Reader's theater perform- Dupre, will open its production of Special Student Rotes STUDENT: What do you Captain Ball; Robert Browning ance of "John Brown's Body," Rodgers and Hammerstein's mu- carry in this bookstore? the Connecticut intellectual, latest models Free delivery THIS WEEKEND Stephen Vincent Benet's Pulitzer as sical "The King and I" tonight fully guaranteed Free Parking Jack Ellyat, and the faithful ser- CLERK: Lizards!! Jim Robertson's Prize-winning national epic poem at 8:30 in Montgomery theater no deposit Free exchange vant Cudjo; and Russell Holcomb BANJO BAND about the civil war, will be pre- of Civic auditorium, Market and interpretation as the romantic Southern planta- 124 E. San Fernando "We're .cent to Col Book" CY 3-5283 "old time movies every night" sented by or San Carlos sts. (I mile south of the fairgroun-ii students in Studio Theater May tion owner, Clay Wingate. CY 5-1106 The musical will be repeated JIM ROBERTSON'S 4-5 at 8:15 p.m. Individual characteriza tions tomorrow night and May 4, 5 MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. ROBERTS Iii,' Admission to the benefit for are handled by Lee Ruggles as p.m., with a 2 BOOK STORE the Dorothy Kaucher Ora) Inter- Melora Vilas, the lovely girl of and 12 at 8:30 115 SOUTH FOURTH ST \\ I t I.-\\\ Ill. p.m. matinee on May 12. SAN JOSE CY7.3621 pretation award is $1 general the wilderness; Rosalee Blasatti &moll ih.. fairgroun4.1 and 50 cents for students. as Mary Lou Wingate, the proud Based on Margaret Landonrs The Speech and Drama depart- Southern aristocrat; and Louie novel, "Anna and the King of '11 ment's presentation, under the A. Kirk jr. as John Brown and Siam," the musical tells the direction of Mrs. Noreen La- Abraham Lincoln. story of an English widow who Barge Mitchell, assistant profes- Verse choir for the narrative went to Siam in the 1860's to 9069e cjc- sor of speech, will feature the a about a man who becomes the serve as governess of the King's cappella chorus, the Choraliers, symbol of the conflict between large brood of children. as its singing choir. the states is made up of Wesley The King himself turns out to The three principal narrators Beatty, Cherry] Budley, Karen be her most eager and childish /IA ruPope! for the reading are Carole War- Frage, Marian Green, Stanley student and the resulting clash ren as the Southern hello Sally Imus, Merrill Kelly, Carolyn between Western and Eastern enjoy 8 fun -filled weeks of travel Knehans, Floria Kostenbader, ideals provides the musical with Claudette Lomax, Fred Dee Mar- a heart-warming comedy. Open tin, Mary Louise Nelson, Patricia Directing the local production ROUND Scholarships Nichols, Kenneth Seylar, Dianne is Leslie Abbott. Member of the TRIP Tarr, Jack Tough and Maureen Foothill college faculty in Los To Train 'Gifted' 1.Yrey. Gatos. Abbott has staged such $399.00 Tuition scholarships for train- musicals as "South Pacific." ing in educating gifted children ''FinianS Rainbow." "Pajama are available to educators en- Sculpture Exhibit Game" and "Showboat.' for the rolling in summer workshops at Light Opera assn. A WHISTLEA WINKAND the University of the Pacific and By Bella Feldman Musical director is Rocco Di- LEAVE: the University of Nevada. Metal sculptures of the wife of Stasi, music instructor at Cup- FLY June 20, 1962, San Francisco - London A two-unit workshop in the an SJS mathematics pilfessor ertino high school. Gordon Wood, RETURN: field of teaching the gifted is will be exhibited by two art also of the Cupertino high DC-7C August 27, 1962, Paris San Francisco offered at the University of the collectors in a private home in school staff, is set and costume Pacific, from July 30 through San Francisco today through designer. DICK DURLING Cali: MOSHE BEN -Ell August 10 with the tuition fee Sunday. The role of Anna is portrayed CY 4-7346 set at $50. Applications for The work of Bella Tabak Feld- by Barbara Linga f el t er. SJS CY 5-8574 CY 5-2520 scholarships will be received by man, wife of Dr. Leonard Feld- graduate student. Bill Huelsen- Dean J. Marc Jantzen of the man, assistant professor of math- karnp, familiar to local and pen- university's school of education. ematics, will be shown in the insula drama enthusiasts, plays The Nevada university work- home of William Cootes, 16 the King. shop will have grants of $66 Crown Terrace, San Francisco. available to enrollees in the Mrs. Feldman's sculptures are Mt* 81471, field's summer school courses. done in cast aluminum, steel, Dean Garold Hairline, director copper and brass. 7- co2vIcazo of the university's summer The show will be open from TOWNE'3060 Y and - school, may be contacted for 7-11 p.m. Friday, 1-11 p.m. Sat- 1033 The Alameda 000 South First further information. urday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. In Original Italian In English ROCCO AND HIS BROTHERS" WINNER OF 27 FESTIVAL AWARDS Angelo's Delicious ARATOGA WILDROOT IT GETS HER EtRaoteite by EVERY TIME! Airoa Two Musicals 5 Almaden ROGERS 8 HAMmERSTEIN Breakfast Special CY 4-2041 Both in Color and Stereo Sound THE KING & KING OF KINGS Also CAROUSEL Special Steak and Eggs SPARTAN with Potatoes, Toast, nium cy5.3410 TROPICAIRE 1.60 Se. NM at Alma Buffer, Jelly, and Coffee Blue Over TWIN-VUE frr4,4444tfi, TWO WOMEN DRIVE IN I CO SANTA CLARA AT Blue Cards? phia Loren Best Actress Academy Award CL 11-8144 Angelo also serves quality Put New Colors Into Also NORTH SCREEN Ham, Bacon, and Sausage TUBE -FORMULA LOVER PILOT Your Life With Paints Nvid COME BACK MOON With Rod Hudson 8 Doris Day And Water Colors From Also PIRATE & Wildroot FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY ONLY ELEPHANT WALK THE SLAVE GIRL Grooms Clean as a Whistle Li: Ta lor I i SCR I I N SARGENTS 3 AltrIsT, , I'll 11 111 1 11 5311 , Quick as a Wink ANGELO'S PAINTS st quick-dissolving tube formula works faster and [POMO NEW 2 Stores cleaner than ever. DOMINI 4. 14 STEAK HOUSE 112 So. 2n.1 St. NEW non -greasy tube formula actually disappears in OIN I (AN; v44 r6/45/007 0E2 :IA 1St, South First your hair, leases no white residue on your comb. firitu 72 E. SANTA CLARA CY 2-1.117 T1lrqi long-lasting tube rormula keeps .our hair in place. EXRERIMENT IN TERROR and NEW THE APARTMENT Maybe your gill will muss up your hair, but not ELMER PIM GANTRY f r,d los, Rerv rk PARKING AL'S & KRAL'S. 0650. THIRD N'alles, Fair Shopping Center much else will. tioe new tube -formula Wildroot NORTH TO ALASKA tr. You'll likc it e 4sPaR1 ts. Friday. April Grads, Seniors May Apply Seci Two Young Republicans For Officer Training School Incr Male and female SJS graduates and Must novel elubli%lisol To Protest YR Meeting cal ROy ,1 and students within 210 days of requirments. Male tcjeit and Ron Gireliard, will protest the convention plus the will face nitrioty, :m;Sio.rat Bill Pullarek graduation may apply for the Air no maiital Young Republican delegates to the 11 that were not seated. but females must Is,' Force officer training school single controversial YR college federation Several delegates, Birehard de- dependents tCid T/Sgt. Eugene G. Olin, convention held recently in Los An- clared. including himself, were tast- tOTS), The officer training sch geles, will journey to Sacramento ily thrown out of meetings by local Air Force recruiting repre- Located at Lackland AFB, Tex conven- to this weekend to protest the "Goon Squads" composed of Uni- sentative, anounced recently. nine miles sou t hwest of the YR state esuacutive Antonio. 'Ill tite tion to versity of Redlands football play- The officer training meeting. school is a More board ers. The trouble at the bitter con- carefully developed, three-month detailed "It was a rigged and fixed con- vention beg an when credentials leading to a commission the Air Force commissioning ph program gram and vention by the supporters of Nixon, committee began refusing to recog- lieutenant upon suc- the flitter trainiti as a second . 'r'sineltrustise who control the convention execu- nise certain delegations, most of cessful completion. It is designed school may be obtained by Awe tive board and the convention com- them supporters of Joe Shell for l,llrif It) to provide the maximum contact Sgt. Olin at Cypress 7-4631, mittees," Pollacek declared, governor. or b with the duties and responsibilities visiting the local USAF Birchard said about 23 colleges Birchard and Pollocek said they will later Item/ilia that the officer trainee office at 40 N. Fourth will ask that the convention be de- encounter at a commissioned offi- clared void by the state executive cer in the Air Force. RENT A BIKE board. Harold Phillips, a University The program is open to qual- Sum of Redlands student, was elected ified men and women applicants Bakmas 2.BED111 Hourly, daily, weekly rs’,_ president of the college federation between 201/2 and 291/2 years of Stude All Light-Weight Models in the contested elections. age for non-flying duty. Male ap- Flower 2 MEN'S WOMEN'S desiring flying training plicants 1/11# Call Note for IL,-...rt.itionN must be between the ages of 201/2 SSttuu: Spartan Program and Shop 4.14 43 PAUL'S CYCLES 261/2. Each applicant must be a citizen 1435 The Alameda CY 3-9746 of the U.S. or a naturalized citizen Irb.sarl:e A171 Applications Due C orsages for All Occasions Application.'; are now being ac- '-!rtiP - 41 cepted in the College Union, 315 S. N., $12 CY 2-0462 0th Cl,,. Ninth, for Spartan programs com- ISun With VIP! I I. mittee chairman and six members. Spa Application blanks, available in the Union, must be filled out and C. returned along with the appli- GETTING ACQUAINTED with SJS and the pus along with other high school seniors who 485 Si: cant's photograph by noon May 4. Spartan Daily yesterday were three foreign stu- came to see and learn about SJS on the annual REDUCED PRICES No applications will be considered dents from local high schools. Left to right are High School Visitation day. The purpose of the (1N without a picture. Gerhard Eisenburger, Austria, Cupertino high day was to introduce qualified high school stu- Applicants are requested to sign school; Francoise Dubois, France, Blackford high dents to the college curriculum and plant, ac- up for an interview when they school and Marilyn Shane, Wales, Los Gatos cording to Otis Walter, coordinator of the DAYSTROMMEATH s ubm it applications. Interviews high school. The students were visiting the cam- program. to Hob limit will be conducted May 4, between COMPONENTS AND 2:30 and 5:30 in the union. Purpose of Spartan programs STEREO HI-Fl KITS PALM BOWL committee is to plan and coordin- Centennial Hall Design Presents fields of art, 1523 W. San Carlos ate programs in the Do-It-Yourself Headquarters lm usic, drama, dance, literature CY 4-2810 ' and world affairs. Safety Problems, Survey Shows United Radio and TN. Supply Co.

(Editor's note: This is the first in a said Dr. Frank Willey, civil de- tuettes in their hands and try to CY 8-1212 1125 W. SAN CARLOS Two-part series on safety, disaster and fense chairman for San Jose State, mount the stairs. 1170 I construction aspects of Centennial as he discussed that building's safe- Hall; this first part covers the design- -comings. NARROW HALL ing background on the five-year old ty features and short National Lutheran Council building.) When Centennial Hall was de- A second problem deals with the signed, the aichitects were space narrowness of the hallways. The eelifiew By TIM BARR conscious. While they were limited corridors are eight feet and class- St. Thomas Chapel JACKSON and JOAN to certain outside dimensions, they room doors are three feet wide. A atudend chapel for the doubter, H 1201 BON BON "The greatest danger in Cen- had it within their power to en- Simple addition shows there is Orgattiptiou questioner, and believer. "1301 Air" Mose. 6"44.50 tennial Hall is not fire, but panic," large classrooms and cut down room for three quarters of a man --- hallway and stairway clearances. to pass any given point where two Sermon: "Frightened Failures, Finisf, Firm" The prevalent thinking at that doors are open across from each Our quest Sunday: Next Co-Rec Plans time (1956) was that classrooms o) her. Rev. Almus Larson Place: CCC 300 S. 0th at San Carlo. Wear beach clothes for beach parts were far more important than The third nuisance lies in the Topic: 11:15 oto. SUNC fact that doors in AUTHORITY following worship. 111 BREAD TRAY 'Dawg Patch Daze' passageways. Centennial Hall "THE th-o "Noltaltry", length 111/2"S10.95 are blind ones. The person within OF THE BIBLE" Lutheran Student Association Next Wednesday's ('o-Rec DIDN'T LIKE ORIGINAL PLANS a class cannot see if a person is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday "When those of us who were walking down the hall when he Supper it 5:30 p.m. Wil "Dawg Patch Daze," will begin at Special Meeting with Gamma Delta 7:30 p.m. in the women's gym. concerned with safety on this cam- opens the door. The usual result Miffing at 6:15 p.m. Two quest speakers giving background oi 14 pus saw those original plans for is a shifty sidestep by the hall the two Lutheran student WOW. Mari-yin' Sam will be on hand to slant andBaHUeCr Centennial Hall, we were very up- walker, or he gets a new bruise. Roger Williams hitch couples. set," said Dr. Willey. The question has been raised, Fellowship CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER 5000 GRAVY SET loth at San Carlos Boot, 12 or -S11.00 Uke, guitar and banjo lessons Since the construction and oc- "What if fire breaks out? The 300 So. Troy, iength --56.50 will be given and there will be cupancy of Centennial Hall though, building is so crowded d uring Church Services: Allan Dieter, Campus Pen,O, "Mayflower- CompleteS17.50 stunt races in the gym. Outside on the construction plans have called normal entrance and evacuation of 11:45 a.m., 11:00 cm., 7:30 p.m. 1000 College Bible Class the barbecue pit, a marshmallow for widening of hallways and ex- the building, wouldn't it be highly roast is planned. panding of stairwells. The Indus- dangerous?" GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH FOCUS AT THE WEDDING Women are asked to wear trial Arts building and the new ESE Tr, San Fernando frayed levi shorts, and men are Engineering building addition are (Monday's story will investigate the For Meaningful Existence building's safety features and its role REV. GEORGE JOHN MAKERS Reed & Barton requested to attend in levis with two examples to which Dr. Willey COLLINS Pastor SILVER checked shirts and colorful hand- pointed. The I.A. building has slid- in meeting needs of the college.) College Chaplain Worship Sunday kerchieves. ing fire screens which block o' $5.$10.$15. Here are impressive gifts which a burning part of the building. At One Of The** Nearby will stand out on any wedding table Foreign Students TRAFFIC Methodist Churches Reed 8 Barton silverplate. SBAH:2313PER PROBLEM Canterbury LEE's Three factors in Centennial To Feature Latins Tales Hall's design contribute to the traf- FIRST ST. PAUL'S fic problems encountered there The countries of Latin America ALL HAIRCUTS Episcopalians at San Jose State 10th at San Salve will be featured tonight at the Santa Clara 5 5th during morning classes. The stair- Sfs., 5:30 & 11 a.m. dare 11:011 a" wells are built to allow only two "Latin American Night" program FRIENDLY PERSUASION at. the International Student cen- Topic: Speaks, husky men side-by-side occupancy ter. 285 S. Market st. Just to assure you skit Center. 1.25 buryisn't running out of gas on of the steps at one time. Three co- Host the home stretch: Same time, same Open 9-7 Mon. -Sat., Sun. 9-4 for the 8 p.m. program is 1142 BUTTER DISH eds can pass one another with ease t'irculo (.7astellano, the Spanish place, same high standards for cui- J. Benton oa leaserh 71/2-514.95 sine and thoughtful discussion, from Complete with oioss 'Mine The crowding problems comes language club at SJS. Community 68 E. San Fernando now till the end of the semester. when the coeds and man get briei sponsorship will be undertaken by FOUNDATION or"’ Mine 810,4 CA,GUS toward Town) Our guest this week: Mrs. Rose- THE WESLEY the Los Gatos-Saratoga Pan cases and purse, and lighted mary Goodenough, of the Ameri- (Methodist Student Center) _ American round table. can Friends Ser., ice Committee p.m. and Lynnet Miter, who visited (Quaker for short). Come and be Sunday at 6:00 friendly persuaded. Supper at 6. week. Spend a summer at . . . South America last year as a par- throughout the N, ticipant in the Experiment in In- 2-370 Jut CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER 5th and Santo Clara CY ernational Living program, will Minister GI Mon terey .9114 titu te cjf 300 South Tenth Benton White, Campus 9orei9t hate-3 he guest speaker. J. an Miss Auker will illustrate her be 'SO BIG" PITCHER (8th Summer Session, June 18 -August 25, 1962) yo talk with slides she took during 8 arm from, 57.50 in intensive, concentrated study of: her visit. A film United Campus Christian Ministry Ju 1) a foreign on Latin America de language; or will also be shown. -DISCIPLES 2) the political arts PRESBYTERIANS , CONGREGATIONAL wc of two key areas; Latin America Entertainment and refreshments or Communist China he relit? f rom the Latin American countries College Class be Sunday Morning College Class Sunday Morning by IMPORTANT Division of Political will also be featured. Admission is THOUGHT Arts "NEW TESTAMENT THOUGHT "OLD TESTAMENT ife PRESENTS Lower division (elementary and intermediate), upper division, and tree to all activities at the center. AND MODERN CULTURE" AND MODERN CULTURE" graduate courses in Chineee Mandarin, French, Gentian, Italian, laps. Th nese, and Russian. Lower di ... . ion courses in these languages are Christian Center 9:45 to 10.45 ag IRS BOWL FOR 800 So. 10th provide FASTFR GIFT IDEAS VISIT 80 So. 501 fai -sarriesiewn- Dium designed to minimum proficiency. All languages taught I.y 9:30-10:30 First Christian Church, native speakers, direetly in language being studied. 1.14 Recitation claseen ST. JOSEPH'S Leader: Don Emmel, Presbyterian Campo limited to 10 Mari Rutledge, lot students each. From 7 to 16 units. Leader: Otis( Campus Pastor United Church of Division of Languages and Civilizations SHOP Pastor for Ar Upper division connect' on the development of Latin America; grad* This Sunday: This Sunday. thi USE OUR DIVIDEND PAYMENT PLAN ate courses on the impact of Jews" the Castro Revolution, viewed against the "Opening Up Mathew's Gospel" "Introducing the First SO general background of Latin America; and graduate courses C4 o Interest or Carrying harm., on the development of the Chinese Commune Systeni, viewed against the general background of modern Chins. A fresh and systematic approach based upon a consideration of comparative history, the role of religion in civilisation, human geography, international economics, and law Spartan Tri-C (public and private, 7 or I units. LVAN A limited numlier of part tuition scholarships for upper division and 3rd & San Antonio graduate courses are available in both divisions, particularly to well "4= eweterJ qualified teachers and prospective teachers. For further information Sunday, 9:45 - - Seminar ; concerning the 1962 Summer Session, or Fall and Spring semesters, TH1 L N and JUNG 196243, write to: 5:45 p.m. Meeting 171 Office of Admissions Coming: HUMP Lake Conference SINCE 190 EA;TER CARDS MONTEREY INSTITUTE RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES, May 11, 12, 13 we OF FOREIGN STUDIES GIFTS, AND BOOKS FIRST & SAN FERNANDODOWNTOWN SAN JOSE SERVICES P. 0. Box 1522 49 W. San F. do FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH VALIDATED Phone: 295-2130 ALL PARKING LOT TICKETS Monterey, California 8:30, 11:00 a.m. God 7:00 p m Two doors east of St. Joseph's Church ad eet-

" RPARTA71 DAILT-1 Security Protection for Committee Student Claims Seat Belt Aped 27, 1962 Peace Corps Tests Increased After Bomb Scare Installer Hero of Accident To Be Given Here 8: SPIVAK pet ROILS. One suspect was released Itobert C. 10 I. 1,i112, 45, Mar .1 While the National Safety coun- was nothing 1 couhl sk on tin 1UP11 Secu- after being ,, 1. :" ,- orio 'NI Al questioned by authori- scribed himself as an tindery5... cil supplies extensive statistical slick d." for a house suls- ties SiOn, will tat held on the San Jose rity prOteCt1011 about the threat, which made agent for the FBI in the C., He had slowed his car to about un-American activi- no proof of safety supplied by auto- Sihtt canipl.1% h/tei not at the la- saimittee on mention of the subcommittee monist party from 11147 to 19:7-1 35 m.p.h. before impact. increased yesterday be- or mobile seat belts, John Smeltzer, , cut is in a oqiiiineeti earlier. ties asis its hearinga. Ronstatit, who now is runnits The real hero of the crash was phony bomb threat tele- amior industrial arts major, cre- examiruttion will be holit cause of a Pickets representing several for the Democratic nomination for I William lealliVa.y. owner of the to the federalbuilding its C11226 and begin at phoned groups, including some local stu- Congress in the 27th congressional I dits his support of the campus .'hevron service station on McKee unit is holding hearings. 11.15 h.fli ileturrittlg to IjOn Ryan. ikbere the lents have paraded outside district, told newsman he testified drive to a recent accident. oad and Plaza drive. Laraway the assistant to the desist of student',. The bomb scare Wednesday af- building for two days demanding about four persons he had known 'sad given Smellier -the seat belts Smeltzer and a pasenger ea- Is all Intereowd interrupted the investiga- abolition of the as Communists, as a Christmas bonus instead of The test open to ternuun house committee all of whom had t..aped from a five-car COlfisitan an- proceedings for about Thelt students. ityan 'said. More take- tsys clused demonstrations have been held state or local jobs during part mtsJUi't'tl last year, thanks to a pair the usual bonus check. and caused the 17-story !Met ion may be obtained truaugh al minutes nonviolent and city police have of the time he was a party mem- af seat hells given him only six "Like most people, I thought pawing to be emptied of 2,800 maintained ber. its 'iffie order without diffi- weeks before as a Christnuts em- 'sear belts were a good idea. I had _ culty. Subcommittee Chairman Cly ployee bones. kept putting off buying them unit. Doyle tD-Calift described the hear- I had more money. Now. thanks RESTRICTED AREA The current campaign offers ings to reporters as "very valua- to using the $ig tate Special Deputy U.S. ;eat belts at the reduced price of Laraway, I'm still marshals at the same ble." Ile added, "welt. Insurance Saving Amounted making ati.19 to belts today." time have guarded the inside of the headway." students, faculty and staff wor,s, ems meriled we ever members. With an Smeltzer is a member of a team 21 $71 lom 10 ellvidond, at a net Summer Rates building, restricting access to tita encouraging ot 143 (based on current I/ per fifth floor where total of 700 belts sold by yester- of indusrtial arts students install- tont dividend). Single men anal. 2BEDIINI. A I' 11i T TS the hearings 23 1.712 leo SO divadeed. or net located. Only witnesses with s day, campaign directors extended ing seat belts Thursdays and Fri- et $201. Students . S80.00 the April campaign $10/20.000 Beatty Sahara Uubltttym IS,010 2 !arenas. IheLr lawyers, comm one week, to days the S.IS ,t-tt tst bropeety Drortuge and 2400 1.1Oicol Prof. during at Col, Other .mrOm Hinckley end Friday, Payment,. . personnel and newsman have been May 4. be 3 Students L ..,.. .t mpaign. potable mein',. eeetelati t.ere allowed in the area. made once. twice sr feet times 1. Students ._.. 6100.00 ..\ Installation servines will also Is Y., Cali on write tor tell infer. But Marshal George E. O'Brien supplied slay in the .rr;on to George M. Campbell, and up Seeks Funds 1 TOTEMThis.YELLING This stack 1 parking It/ to maple Aron.. SuturMatit, announced Wednesday night that .!q.,.' 1,741 1dm I rae I of talent is the new yell leader adjacent to the Spartan cafeter, Sun With VIP! :1 I )..k RTMENTS an added measure would be taken for $1.50 a belt. as a result of the "bomb" episode. squad for the 1962-63 football I 111TH POOL Szneltzer's car crashed on Pic Ile said new arrivals on the fifth For Research season. Top to bottom are: I Steve Frohling, head yell leader; Bayshore highway in an attempt' S125.00 Flat Rate floor would be "subject to steuvh" By BOB DUNN ' Bob Himel, Terry Tevis, Dick to avoid a stopped auto near Sass and any packages would be in- Theodore C Hinckley, assistant GRACE BALL Harris and Mike Cook. The tat- I Mateo. Damages to his 1956 Che.- Rental spected. professor of history and education, SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Spartan ter four were chosen from 18 rolet totaled $600, but Srneltie- appeared before the bi-monthly I 10 TESTIMONIES contestants who vied and his pasenger, Os-sin Calhoun San Franc . m by the Golden Gate meeting of the San Jose Human for the Service At Wednesday's session, the four- job. Judges for the competition also a senior industrial arts majet Relations commission Wednesday I Executive Secretarial So. 0th - CY 7-8877 member subcommittee heard testi- were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dod- were not hurt. Course for 485 fl’it: afternoon. mony 10 witnesses including son, Mrs. Carol "It was College and University Women He was appearing, he explained, Haws, Jerry 1 a good feeling to havej Vroom, Bob Bronlan that seat on behalf of the college's new Stu- and the I belt supporting me," NEXT ENROLLMENT DATES ARE JULY 9 executive council ; Smellier relates. dent Research Fellowship program of the rally "We knew that SEPTEMBER 11 committee. 1 we were going to crash, but there Lucky 7 in an attempt to establish a team ------Send tor College Catalog approach to the study of human 525 Sutter Street, corner Powell, San Francisco 2 EX 24232 relatittins. Student Discount After supplying the commissitat + with a grief background of the Grand Jury Indicts 3c program and a few of the eminent faculty members at the college, per gal. Professor Hinckley told the com- mission the specific reason for Four Steel Companies with Student Body Card! his appearance. t Author of "I Was a Tren-age Lnuarj". 1 ss Masa Loves of babies etc.) REACHES MANY AREAS NEW YORK (UPI) --A federal I Steel issued a statement following BUY NOW AND SAVE AT YOUR -Through its new Student Re- grand jury yesterday indicted four Ithe indictment saying in part: steel companies on charges of LUCKY 7 SERVICE STATION search Fellowship program the con- "We have not yet seen the in- CRAM COURSE NO. 2: BIOLOGY college is able to research human spiring to fix prices and rig bids dictment. Bethlehem has long had Street The grisly shadow of final exams looms oiler 1170 North 4th Son Jose relations in the areas of sociology. and sales of steel forgings to the . a policy of strict compliance with us, so today in this column instead of merry quips and homely Where quality and service mean economy Army, Navy and other purchasers. all laws applicable to its opera- libleaS, you will psychology, police, education, po- find hard factsquick emu courses to help you through the litical science, history and geog- The four companies named in tions, and we would he greatly , ordeal ahead, 45,94%, AWL At!.,"%iJA.1.49.D.fl\ AtKluefik..1.0 raphy," he said. The college wants the indictment were US. Steel concerned if any Bethlehem em- lasst week I gave you a raoid survey of Modern Eumpeea to establish seven student research !Corp., Bethlehem Steel co., Mid- ployes had been violating the law." History. Now let us turn to Biology. Biology fellowship*: to investigate the mul- %ale-Fleppenstall co. and Erie Named in the indictment are is divided into several phyla, or classes Pirat is Old World Charm in Dining the protozoa, or one-celled animal. All 4 tiple aspects of human relations in Forge. Erb Gurney and Robert S. Barnes, life stems from the one- celled animal. Over a spare of millions of years life slowly America's Most Beautiful Holbrau tc. !California. Emphasis, he said, They were accused of rigging manager and assistant manager evolved until today we have animals with al, many as. 12 mils. of would be on past, present and fu- bids in violation of the Sherman Bethlehem's special products Sonic larger mammals claim they have 14 to 16 cella but you Authentic Bavarian Food ture complexities of population Anti-Trust Act, on forgings such division, respectively; Emil Lang, know how larger mammals lie. Music Every Night change. as ship shafts sold to the Navy board cloth-man of Erie; Homer The second class of animals is the periphera a shadowy He told the commission how the and in ordnance pieces sold to the Lackey, president of Erie, and category that borders often Oh the vegetable. Take, for example, the sponge. The sponge is definitely sit animal. SUNDAY local Mexican commission had as- Army. R. B. Heppenstall Sr., president of The washchith, on the other hand, is through Midvale and the trade definitely not. Die Rhinelander cured its support in one of these The defendant companies and association Next we come to the arthropods, or inaects. Moat people, THURSDAY Open Die Forging Institute, inc. areas of study provided that the their co-conspirators do about $220 of course, find insects, fairly rerndsiveand yet, if one will but Wilda Band Human Relations commission un- million in business in steel forg- of New York, look, there is exquisite beauty In the inseit world. Who does derwrite a portion of the effort. ings. not remember the lovely insect poems of William Cullen Baughn Fri. & Sat. Nites REQUEST SUPPORT The indictment came 16 days Sigafoossuch enchanting lyrics. as Tumbling Along irdh The and Tumbling Tumblebag, Fly Cs nlly, Send _l plus!, and Gnats Her Piano He specifically requested the after U.S. Steel boosted prices Mg Arabian-Americans Mother Taught Mc, Mr. Sigabxm lam been inactive Atlee the commission to support six of the that brought down the wrath of invention of DDT. garden City ....nofirau above areas for a three year pe- President Kennedy. Unprecedented Our next category is the nualusca lobsters, shrimp, and riod. Cost of the fellowship is pressure from the White House Plan Festivities the like. Lobsters are generally found under rocky projection,. CY 7-2002 the ocean 51 So. Alarket $250 each, bringing the annual and the refusal of two big com- Harem dancers, shiskabab and on bottom. Shrimp tire generally found in a circle around is small howl containing eocktail sauce. Marlboro Cig- 4111 .1111th it Ylf/V6sirietotrYtre6rOilY eost to $1500 and the total cost petitors to go along with the price native Arabian folk songs will all arette!, are generally found at any tobacco (sander or vending to $4700 for the commission. hike forced U.S. Steel and other be a part of the third annual Ara- machine. The commission was sympathe- companies to rescind the price in- bian dinner tonight at The Hawai- Mint have Marlboro Cigarettes got to do with biokacr? tic to the project, hut chairman crease three days later. ian Gardens restaurant. Well, actually, not very much, it russet be remembered, how- Ben Avrech explained that there The announcement of the indict- The dinner, presented by the SJS ever, that the makers of Marlboro pay nie for writing this was considerable doubt that its ment was made in New York, Arabian-American Students assn., column, and they are inclined to get surly if I OW to titration sctuating ordinance would allow their product. which was considered unusual will begin at 7 p.m. Mind you, I them to allocate monies outside enjoy singing the praises of Marlhoroand since the Justice Department in As part of the evening's festiv- so will you onee you try that flavorful Waiver, that areas. fine filter A af a few specific Washington normally announces ities, Dr. Fayez Sayegh, former which lets the flavor ltalle through LOT OF undiminished. It is a great As an alternative, a motion was antitrust actions. head of the Arabian delegation to pleasure to smoke Marlboros and a great pleasure to write inissed that each member of the It was believed yesterday's an- the United Nations, and now a pro - about them, but sometimes, I must etinfess, I find it a bit commission bring the problem up nouncement. was made in New lessor of political science and phil- difficult to work the commercial into the column. SLatile rum ago, for example, I did it piece about Alexander before any similar organization to York, however, to try to avoid osophy at Stanford university, will the Great, and, believe you me, it took a heap of stretching to drop in which he might belong with the discuss "Current Events in the any impression that ttie Kennedy a plug for Nlarlbom. The way I finally to have LIIIIN' managed it was hope that a united effort at un- administration WaS taking any Middle East." Alexander go to the Oracle at Delphi and say, "Onicle, I have derwriting the proles., might be vindictive action against the steel Reservations for the dinner may conquered the world and tasted all its pleasures, but somehow made companies. be made by calling CY3-6245 or I am not content. I know that SOIlleWhert. there mount he a A GEM COLLEGIATE It also appeared to be designed CYR-5577. joy I have not yet experienced.- To which the Oracle replied. Dr. Brazil Elected ta discourage any criticism of the administration for being antibusi- REAL STIFF CHEAPER MEMBERSHIP MAKES Mayor; 3rd Term nests. The New York announce, HOLLYWOOD I UPI I -Colum- ment also would tend to make it bia Pictures threw away silver ----41",,,..aast. Dr, Burton R. Brazil has been L clear that there is no connection dollars on San Francisco streets IT FOR YOU! ic-elected for is third term as POSSIBLE between yesterday's indictment during a chase scene in "Experi- - mayor of Saratoga. Dr. Brazil is 7-,......1 Now that has bass staying and the grand jury investigation ment in Terror." Slugs were to bs you can do lot of the living an SJS professor of political sci- t: .. lust out of your reach. of the steel price increase author- used in the scene between Glenn ence, as well as master's thetas way by ized by Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken- Ford and villain Ross Martin un- GEM Department Store of San Jose opens the chairman in that department. announcing special Collegiate Membership a mem nedy. til it was found that slugs were Off catnpus, Di. Brazil StsrVeS as bership that brings you TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on ea A spokesiom for Bethlehem priced at $1.05 apiece. your needs. executive officer of the 351st Cit. s!- s-a - Just to give you an idea of what you'll find in our 40 ian Affairs Area headquarters -,. departments: Brend-neme quality in men's wear and the Amy reserve in Mounts., women's fashions . in sporting goods, cameras, jewelry, View. His job, second in eommss heelth.and-beeuty aids, records. Thousands of paper- af the group, is In "see to it Os,' \ back end reference books books, including the classics; the staff operates properly." by special ordering. Prescriptions filled, too. And every firs item in the 00000 has the lowest price in townl Dr. Brazil is Saratoga's DISCOUNT Imre Jteit eat, mayor. First elected to office The OM GEM even has huge supermarket and "Yes, Alexander, there is such a joy, but, 11.1alt, the tune again, prices are unbelievably low. Almost million 19511, Mayor Brazil was active yet. I refer to Marlboro Cigarettes which will not be invented Boston to Ow farnilymernbers of the 16 GEM Stores from group that worked tow:, r for another 2500 years." Whereuism .klcsander fell into t sulk Honolulu know that GEM savings mean they can do Saratoga's incorporation in last. from which he never metivered Vtell sir, there in ritt question lot of living and still have top-quality merchandise. 2c & 3c :,71 sold a ha of enctimt I', with this narrations commercial, but And now YOU, as n student, are eligible for GEM savings the gang down at the .1merican Academy of Arts and letter/, through membership (r 00000 yearly) that costs only 92+ Octane Reg. 100+ Octane Ethyl otos nie a mighty Lead razzing. you may be sure. SO cents. Come in today! Please bring student-body But I digress. liiitk to biology, and the Dant advoineed card as proof of eligibility. Examples of year-around oil prices: phylum of all the el it .rdata, sir vertel watt,. There ate lao kinds of vertebrates-- those whose backbones run horisnotally Shell X -I00, Triton, Veedol, and those whose lisekbooes rum vertically. 114.0er:illy, there is Havoline, Valvoline, Richlube qt. can 384 no great difficulty in distinguishing the two varieties. A 1141i, f tr instance, has it trizontal ckl attic. rind is to ta u i IMP A vertieal 1. I s Inc. 0i-enplane I ly I I, 'we% er, you run into a prol ilens - SUNRISE TOUR TO HAWAII-101y 13 Castrol qt. can 500 o qt. I 9t ,It who swims upright and a man Min 'spends mood of hi* Ir.31E41%,1 9-day tour. $272 Personally conducted I 00% Eastern Bulk taiii in the Nick, flow, in such a cave, do you tell one from by lures ot ALLADIN TRAVEL. THE COUPLET; "PRIVATE" DEPARTMENT STORE 2 -Gal. Sealed Can, 100% Eastern $1.29 another? Science struggled with this sticky question for cen- also turies, but finally Signiors- of M.I.T. came up with a brilliantly 1717 NORTH FIRST STREET SAN JOSE Low Airline faros to Hawaii and tee Cigarettes package 22f simple answer. iffer the creature a Marltwini. if it in s fish, it will SHOPPING HOURS: Eastwithout a tour refuse, lilt is Homo sapiens, it sill accept In fact, the more WVsidays. Ness to 9 P.M. Saterday. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Make reservation nowt sapient, the quicker the tieeeptanee. roe4 Mee *Ware, Hama to 6 PM. PURITAN OIL CO. * ALLADIN TRAVEL The makers of Marlboro. upright rertehrates all.t 4th & Williams 6th & keys 10th & Taylor 173 So FIRST CV 2 0302 you that their fine eigaieltui err neat:able in par& or box whereter cigarettes are sold in ang of the 50 states.

_Jim= Feature Ba Homers Splicers in Mt. Sac Relays Tomorrow Sal RAGLAND Rink By FRED Babka, Party O'Brien I Bud Winter and Dean las Lang. Jack The l:n Coaches Yerman. Rex Caw- Miller send the San Jose State ley. Joe Faust, Ron Morris Duna CoM Softball Slate Of and up against some of the Eddie Southern, for e porno r !I- b! Spartan Coeds Vie spikers clay country's finest athletes tomor- Although Ii pitching per:rimy-01,s. h.ghltg,hted Two homers by Gil Cyester, o ti Mt. San Antonio jun., Spartan row when the Spartans compete ior college's the open n... day of thi independent knocked in one third of Omec., ity Faust, who cleared The W4 Tullis Tourney a in the Mt. San Antonio Relays at 7-11,4 recently to softball league We In,sday at 10th Tau Alpha's 12 runs. led tn,, In become the thiid tem SJS Walnut, Calif. best high jumper in and Alma xis. team to a 12-4 win ovei the Betsy - Competing in the Ojai Inters,:' history rate In that at estab- as the favorite in his All the 'iml!fl I irn'. scoied cm. legiatc Tennis tournament in 0.i:c Big Harry Edwards, who event, se a 6.0 less will get plenty of least 10 points A nu-hit pitching performance by Calif. today and tomorrow are to. lished a new SJS school standard the vfln- Gus Anderson helped the Sheiks of 178-3 in the discus last week, including San Jose State's Lambda ['kits S'.gina racked members of the women's extra- Vance Lesdln to a 16-3 win over the Moulder will face some of the stiffest com- Barnes. up the highest t a I, *curing mural SinTrIS tennis squad, Zo Son- rata' .101c eight runs in the first innings Mon. kin and Sharon Russell. petition of his career. Barnes has cleared 6-la tale,'tale Three-run homers by Ron Har- and narrowly alone and a total of 14. as they today and tomorrow, seven In fact, southern California Inhaled jl 1M ping both 'hi sports Also er ris and Scott Peterson made the seven feet at Stanford downed the Draft Dodgers I4-0. members of the team will com- track fans many witness the this year. hit- difference in the AROTC's vic- April 27, 1962 accepted 200 foot plus Other Spartans competing Dale Pilgrim pitched a one pete in the Modesto Junior College 6SPARTAN DAILY Friday. first in in- Dons tory over the Police school, while dividual events 11 ter against the Dodgers. -Sophomore Tennis tourtour--1 cuts toss at Mt. Sac tomorrow. who should do two home mins by Erik Petersen, Freshman gje first hit a fifth innings Jay Silvester. Rink Rabka and well are Dan Studney, javelin: Tom Redmond nament in Modesto. 'I on .y y also id the three-run variety. Al Geller all will be taking Walt Roberts, broad jump: homer to lead Allen }Tilley, I;t The Sat:Jose participants are Ho;. gave Sinfonia the needed punch L D' mark. Sanford's ace Whitehead, 5000 dead aim at the -meter 10.6 victory o\ ec thc N' v. in an Jamie Morris, Julie Wilson, Get:' , run as they heat Markham hall 11-9. airing Danny Murphy. Choate otz, 10,000 DIM. Weill Is another top com- -meter Brencic, Susan Garcia. Sherylt run The latter Petersen was also the petitor who will compete in the and Jeff Fishhack Croxall and Sue eyries. winning pitcher. steeplechase. The itiLe cind Fall The independent and fraternity The extramural team is an acti%. Matchn%ent. Another top event at Mt. Sac the Third Reich teams rest today. Monday the in- ity offered by the Department ot To Highlight Golf J of mile run. Although Jim dependents resume action. Physical Education for Women. i will be the by mile record Sittfonla and Lambda Delta A -return bout ' iirtv.ren Spar- disappointing 11th. They hope to Beatty, the indoor PATROLMEN today. holder at 3:58.9, has been scratch- William L. Shirer Sigma, both winners loVednesday . tan golfer Johnny Lots and Stan- avenge that S600 - a $647 lock horns, while the undefeated ford golfer Peter Choate, the one- ! Choate's top effort of '282 in the ed from the mile at Walnut, The fprnous $10 best seller Marquez Prepares a Career - Salary - Sheiks and Allen Hailers tangle. two finishers in the Western In.' Western Intercollegiates, the same sub-four minute mile is still Benefits complete and L:nabr;dged in possibility. Jim Grelle, who has Other parings are Omega T tercollegiate golf championships score that Lots had when he won .High school paperback f:orn $1.65. toured the distance in 4:00.1, is graduates: 21.29 Alpha and Markham hall. Dro last weekend, highlights today's the tourney in 1961, was not inclusive: 20 25 uncorrected For Title Match in top shape and likes the track. JA CALIFORNIA COOK CO. Dodgers and Moulder Men, Ness - San Jose State-Stanford match at enough to turn away John. who's vision, height S’9"6’6-: 160 TTINTI and FRANCISCO (UPI )- Her-i the San Jose country club at 1 p.m. 280 broke his own tout ney record. Others in the race are Laszlo lbs. Tinirnurn with weight pro. Every 134 E. San Fernando St. Knights and Police school, port,onol to height Lots, the Spartans will Tabori twho once broke the four File before AROTC and the Beavers. man Marquez worked out for his! Led by addition to Stanford's No. 1 May 11, 1962, Soon, _ - In 100, City hands full with the minute barrier), Bob Seaman and foi thcoming title bout against Eder have their man, ('hoate, the Indians sport the Hay. 0 a k la n d. California. who won the tourney and Bill Kozar. CR 3-3111. ,.fre of Brazil by boxing four! Indians, only college golfer who heat Lotz ahead of all the top More than 2100 entries have Come and ,,unds against heavier foes. thus finished last year, Wheeler Farish jr. 'vednesday. college golf teams on the West been received for the Mt. Sae "Both of these men are strong affair. Including college, junior The Stockton bantamweight Coast. DO young golfers," assured Co-coach college, high school and inde- et al, riallenger went two stanzas each San Jose. which had hoped to Jerry Vroom. pendent athletes. ...ith welterweight Johnny Bermu- finish in the top five, finished a The entry list includes such topl Fine Dinner at 1,7 and lightweight Willie Woods. Going with Lotz today against the Indians will be Grant Horn- performers as Dave Tork. Hal TA, Low Prices Bermudez snapped home a good Contir Frosh Nine Ends beak, Gene Miranda,Jack Goetz Connolly, Ulis Williams, Hubie -two to Marquez's head in th- YARN Chicken and Bill Aragona. The sixth posi- Watson, Steve Haas, Jay Silvester, :irst round and then was on the Tomorrow Shop Slate tion was in doubt immediately fol- Dinner $1.25 ,,ceiving end of a body attack for San Jo,. Slate's liesitinan Lacier lowing the team's 23-4 victory over he rest of their workout. Special Steak ball squad ends its season tomor- Cal Poly on the San Jose country Giant Nine Sets Marques has an easier time Dinner $1.10 row with a game against the Uni- club coiuse yesterday. uzainst Woods, se:ring well with versity of California frosh at 10 SAVE ALL THE HOF Top Sirloin Dinner $1.49 ihts to the head. a.m. in Berkeley. I..otz shot a tune-up 68 against Hot Hitting Pace Mustangs yesterday, as the Mnrquez meets Jot re heir May 4. The team has compiled a 10-4 the PITTSBURGH (UPI) Six of , YEAR 'ROUND LUN Spartans picked up all possible ,eord thus far this year. It met the San Fiancisco Giants' eight for the first two four-1 hi. Cal frosh once before and came 18 points regulars are hitting above 304;. ARCHIE'S STEAK HOUSE SOMeS out, \ lana Bulk 745 Sun With VIP! on the wrong side of an 18-8 after the club's first 15 games. So. 2nd Street , core. Hoinheak, Lots' partner in the Heading the pack is Ha r v 350 oz. first foursome, shot a 72. Warren Kuenn with a .382 mark, folloyk,d Jones and John Callen, Cal Poly's by Felipe Alou .367, Jose Pit14. This is a just a sample first two men, picked up a 77 and I', .328. Ed Bailey .310, Orlando of the savings of 19 N. 79, respectively. peda .305 and Chuck Hiller .305 lively likki PollottieritTrlane .63 Gene Miranda and Jack Goetz, The two spoil sports are .11 r!: THE YARN SHOP the No. 3 and No. 4 men on the, r .245DavenpLrtplewhoand is Willie Mays. Spartan sec:rem-rt, both shot 71's I of all dragging his 319 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE as they scored nine points for feet\ withitha.2 he G.2t6aeiansragte.ti re San Jose (opposite Emporium) Slate to none for the Mustangs.' team, hitting Open Thus & FY" Eves 7 9 Bud retty carved out a 75 and SP Bob Morrow got a 76 for Cal Poly to round out that foursome's scor- ing. The only points San Jose lost in SPRING CLEARANCE the nfterncon were in the final foursome. Steve Brown's 76 got the Spartans one point, but Steve Wil- Admiral Pocket Radio S15.95 burton of Cal Poly shot a 72 tr get two for the Mustangs. 23" S169.95 Tom Barber, son of PGA champ Table Model Admiral . . Jerry Barber, shot a 77 to pick up three more. His opponent, Bruce Quality Guar. Used TVs . S29.95 up Robinson, shot a 85. The Spartans got two and the Mustangs one on best ball for the foursome. Tuesday, the locals take on the University of Pacific at the coun- fe-M1(-- LCC. Arr.:441"c c c:;nrat 'Pr) -e c. try club. Match time will he 1:30 79 So, 3rd Street Cl 7.7111

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Baseballers Friday, April 27 1982 SPARTAN DATLY-7 To Face Frosh Cindermen Nip Tough Indian Yearlings Francisco By JOHN HENRY 1.10yd Murad, J.arr ',fall and with a 2 San Here .. riocisilug. QUeStEld alp /101e.00 01 ",tatilina eau Teammate S.., Itliekr was,. per. San Jose State's f r esh ma n Dwight Middleton won the rate timed at 21.4. with in the mile unit The University of San Francisco journey to San lads Obispo for a it 1:51.6. 1/1141 smith it 4:16.1 JOSE- tracksters ended their dual meet going away. They were iieler Spartan Maurice Compton came the too mite 11.11111 Dons COMP to San State to- 7 p.m. doubleheader with the Cal As expected the Indians swept 9:15.3 in season with a 69-62 win over a behind as they turned in a 3:22.11 in third 111 the century and the. tools third for spar day fur a 7 p.m. game with the Poly Mustangs. the shut arid discus e%erits. Jack Murphs at Municipal stadium, Stanford team yesterday at Stan- to Stanford's 3:32.3. 220 with times of 9.9 arid 2'2.5. tans in the unit- with 4'.O.3. Ile Spartan !gee The (happle took the shut put with a Spartans and the Mustangs ford. The Win gate SJS an unde- Earlier in the meet Mitkiletun was edged, hosseser, for third teams met once before have met San Jose picked up needed toss. Lorne Peterson was nie two two common opponents. feated season. anti Stanford's I.a r ry Quested Stanford's Huse Steinhart. by a 7-6 points in the high and low secund with a 48-6 and Murk by with SJS the victor score, Cal Poly lost to San Francisco The contest went right down to battled in the century and the 220. hurdles. , Eryder was third at 36-4. in the two mile. In that game the Spartans took state 4-3, while the Spartans lost the final event before the Spar- Quested came out on top in the held on Pete liarina and Vimid 6.0 lead and then for twice to San Francisco, 4-3 and tans were assured of victory. The 100 with his hest time of the year, Bob Taylor took the high hur- Peterson took the discus with a ,:an Jose luati lamed in le-grn the Win 3-1. Both teams lost their games score after 14 events stood at 64- 9.8. Middleton was also timed in dies with a time of 1.)4.9 to Stan-: toss of 137-4. Koller was second to USC. San ford's 15,2, Spartan itt Unit Chapple was third 23-1 tu tie 10,1 falai', in Me Lending USF are second haw- Jose lost 11-7 and 62 for SJS. The Spartans had to 9.8. Phil Arnaudu's the Doug J1.11111./ /gun John Alavara, center field- Mustangs lust 8-1. win the mile relay to win the The race was just as close in Smith was third with in 15.5 with a 112-9E5 Whs. time. Huger Werne won the pole vault liarry }tithet to.rk the tiwt, jump er Bill Gallagher rind right field- Cal Poly will probably open with meet. the 220 as Middleton came from Bob Joyce. These three hitters Lyman Ashley The team of Mike Ultima. behind to nip Quested at the tape In the 220 low hurdles. Bob for the SPartw's by clearing 13-0 ,s.ntipeto ion tor o,. t: er catching, Bill Lo- ftediker was secuati at 12-b collected seven hits out of the catello at first, Jim Harper at Baughman took the race user ik" f 1;-1! 11 Dons tallied against SJS in second, Wayne Maples at third teammate Smith and Stanford's fur SJS' the first game. and Ted Shugur at shortstop Arnaud() with a 24.9 clocking. San Julies Allan Phillips Smith lunged at the tape Tomorruw the Spartans will to nip threw the jaselin 2011-311 to The starting lineup in the out- Arnaudu. Both Illefl were tinted ,0 heat Stanford's Bin oustrap',, Miss San Jose field Scuba Technique consists of Nick Montero, 25.0. 164-I. Baughman was third fur Pageant Wait Wehtier and Ken Antler - A controversy 1111/64’ in the "L's with 182-D. running of the /4140. One judge 1A-Fall won the 440 for the 9 SJS COEDS Dick Guerra, Ted Toliner and claimed that SJS runner 1.11beatt Spartans with a 49.2 clocking. Are Competing for the JAZZ Don llopkins are the top pitchers Told by' Titch' had cut In too closely on Stun- Indian Bob McIntyre was second MISS SAN JOSE TITLE for the Mustangs. lord's Sehlieke. Ilead Judge Merl with 51.1 and Tom Graham came San Jose Civic Auditorium By CHESTER LANDIS with whom you are seldom in Nelson disallowed the claim and in third for SJS at 52.8. Anderson was the leading hitter Saturday Evening Have you ever grabbed a 7-foot contact while diving." Kase the ruee to Gibeau, who Harlen Andrews took the mile AT fur the Mustangs last year. He APRIL 28th shovel-nosed shark by its tail? No? was timed in Schlieke ,did two mile events, turning in compiled a .377 mark along "Titch" began skin diving in the with mune In with a 1:56.5. Steve times of 4716.2 and 9:22.0. 7:30 P.M. six home runs. Well, that unlikely feat is only late 1920's at Catalina. Ile has one of the many scuba diving scuba dived in the waters of the Ashley hit .310 Balcony I 50 last year for thrills of Robert A. Titchenal, San continental U.S.. Hawaii, Canada, Reservu4 2 50 JANKO'S * Cal Poly and drove in 18 runs. Jose State's head football coach. and Mexico. * Gunurol 2.00 Every Thurs., Fri., Sat. He is backed up by Walt Wymer, "Titch," an avid underwater an- * The experience he has gained is * Student' with ASB Card, who is a top defensive catcher. gler, recently revealed some of the Breakfast Special * available to male students in P.E. * 2 for the price of 1 sport's techniques and thrills dur- a Locateilo hit .228 last year 53. This reporter, who heal d Titch- * ing a news writing class interview : 1 EGG TOAST get your tickets at the and drove in 13 runs. Second enal describe taking a 23-inch trout 48, * III 3205. t BACON COFFEE or * baseman Harper was with his bare hands while skin * a .261 hit- ; HASH BROWNS MILK * ter for Cal Poly. First the all-time 5.18 football diving, may be tieriiiim, ig * jvt DON RUSSO great was asked to distinguish : 476 Op.. * CDosfier's the next class. BETWEEN 6 30 A.M. E. 8 00 AM ONLY Shugar was a .267 hitter for the skin diving from scuba diving. * S. 10th 1:30 sm. to * CAMPUS SHOP "The word 'scuba'," he explained, * TRIO Mustangs, while third baseman C at p.m. dolly. Maples mustered a .174 average. "Is an abbreviation of 'self-con- all 50 S. 4111 ' CT 2-4500 tained underwater breathing ap- Sun With VIP! re William K&G Kitchen Wed. * Continuous Entertainment Guerra was 7-5 with a 2.83 ERA * * patnituie." Thus in scuba diving r ** ********* ************************************* to top the pitching staff. Tonne!' from 9:30 an air-supplying device makes was out last year with a broken1 potutible prolonged deep swims. ankle but in his sophomore year "In skin diving," TILehenal said, he compiled a 3-3 record with an "the swimmer uses no mechani- HOFBRAU STYLE ERA of 3.78. cal breathing device other than In the bullpen Cal Poly has Don the snorkel, which can be used only near the surface." Smallwood (4-2 last year) and LUNCHES AND "How many times a week do Bruce Anderson (3-2). you dive?" a questioner asked. DINNERS "Just as often as I can," Titchenal Lost Bald Eagle replied. "I like to get away once Fhe bald eagle, adopted as a a week." Lucky For diving in salt water in this et oional emblem of the United area Titchenal recommended a ales in 1782, is waning. Fewer the taste to start with...the taste to stay with 19 N. 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MOMIOr innovation---is a popular breathing apparatus. He cautioned against using too-large fins, noting that they may cause the less experi- SPARTAN PROGRAMS enced swimmer to suffer cramps. The question "Do you dive in fresh water?" launched the COMMITTEE coach into verbal visions of skin diving for gold in the Salmon and American rivcrs. But he does presents: it only "for fun," Titchenal em- phasized. "have you had any 'close calls'?" San Francisco Ballet student asked. Titchenars tanned :-atures creased into a grin as he recalled a particular experience. "Off Palos Verdes," he beg an, April 30, 1962 "while diving for lobsters, I was swimming among some t rick y 8:15 P.M. Morris Dailey Aud. ledges. I pried a lobster off a rock and started upward and hit a ledge with my head." He spiraled to the surface, groggy but safe. Tickets: Free to Students - Th 16 He brushed aside the question concerning the danger of sharks with these remarks: "Most attacks Open to the Public -$1.50 from sharks have come at the sur- face. I've never heard of anyone being attacked while scuba diving underwater." Then asked for advice about safety precautions, Titchenal re- plied: "The most important thing in my opinion is to have a good JUNE GRADUATES float to tie onto. This bi better better protection than a buddy THRIFTY DRUG STORES CO., INC. JUNE GRADUATES will hold campus interviews for IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT TRAINEES LIBERAL ARTS

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Will Be Interviewing STRIKE BUILD AN UNLIMITED FUTURE WITH: On Campus PROMOTIONS ON ABILITY AND MERIT TUESDAY, TOP SALARIES AND YEARLY BONUS MAY 1st UNMATCHED PROFIT-SHARING PLAN For Your Opportunities in Sales and Management What makes Lucky Strike the favorite regular cigarette of college smokers? Fine-tobacco taste. Trainee Positions, PLEASE CONTACT THE SCHOOL PLACEMENT The taste of a Lucky is great to start with, and it spoils you for other cigarettes. That's why See Your OFFICE FOR APPOINTMENT Lucky smokers stay Lucky smokers. So, get the taste you'll want to stay with. Get Lucky today. Placement Office for an Appointment Today On, I Pruduct J J YLsean;ra /, i,n 1T. in our malt namr fi-SPARTAN DAILY Friday, April 27, 1962 Groups May Name Queen Nominees Badminton Tourney Entry Entry blanks for the all-college Women's cr stews am equip,,,,,nt Newman room or at P0113. Club due Spartan To Share are For International Ball Until May 4 bandminton tournament The tournament, today at 3 p.m. in the Recreation running queen of the language handling the May Applications for clubs are 1-3 will feature men's department office, F0113. novice International Ball will be accepted I various projects. glee, women's doubies Host Duties for Province Convention and singles, Students desiring to enter the College Union. Tickets for International mixed doubles and Approximately 300 delegates of meetings and two dances are on San Francisco State college will until May 4 in the the faculty mews Alm Ball are on sale today in front tournament before the deadline singles. Competition will Newman clubs from Nevada, Ha- the agenda for convention par- address a Sunday morning break- Any club, organization or liv- be held of the cafeteria and are $2 a must secure entry blanks in the from 7-10 p.m. waii and northern California will ticipants. fast gathering following 8 a m. ing group may sponsor a coed to couple for SJS students, Off cam- attend a Central Pacific province SJS Pres. John T. Wahlquist Mass at St. Patrick's church. reign over the International Ball pus, set at $10 a convention this weekend at San and Father Cyril V. Leach, 3.1S Ninth and Santa Clara sta. tickets are on May 18. couple. Jose's Hyatt House, according to Newman club chaplain, will wel- VOL. 49 OFFICE ELECTION "A coed does not have to be -*- Job Interviews -3- convention chairman Tom Struth- come delegates Friday night Job Interviews will I. held In fhe I in A final general assembly meet- Leet1.9 Shoo *Tore: mak" a foreign student to enter the Placement office, Adm234, unless sae.' in ers. SJS senior. convention speeches. A general as- business and retail merchanti ing Sunday afternoon will include women are eligi- cif led otherwise. Appointment lists ere San Jose State and San Jose contest. All SJ3 YWCA-National sembly meeting co nduc ted by election of province officers, to in *drone* of the interview. Persocusel ble.- Connie Newlin. queen con- Grad Study put out Re- city college Newman clubs will province chairman Mary Van Sht101 are requested to sign up toady. erultment: majors in social be announced and installed at a test chairman, declares. studies, play host jointly to the convert- Schaack of SJS and an informal ler. Elizabeth Greenleaf, mi social work, health and concluding Newman club banquet MONDAY hygiene Sal lion at which aspects of Catholic Ice Breaker dance will follow. The queen will be crowned from and recreation for that day. Bids for the 1963 con- date dean of students at Indiana the positions of inactivity will be studied. The KEYNOTE ADDRESS : among five finalists at the ball Union Conlin's' Life Insurance teen-age, vention will be extended to the university, and formerly associate Program and young adult theme will be "One. Holy, Cath- John O'Connor, editor of The which will be at Hawaiian Gar- re.: majors in business, insurance director.preDinixtionss.thrm 32 member clubs of the province dean of activities at SJS, will be olic and COMATOSE." Monitor, official Catholic news- dens as a climax to International and real estate for sales and sales and awards will be presented. stu- Speeches, workshops, general paper for the San Francisco arch- week, May 14-18. on campus today to talk to management positions. Reservations for the convention jors in business and liberal graduate study arts 'Sv diocese, will deliver the conven- dents regarding cost $28, and a deposit of $5 will The week will feature an Inter- California Department of Pub- for business management train" tion keynote address Saturday hold a reservation, according to national bazaar and a symposium at Indiana university. lie. Health: majors in psychology, Fran morning. history, political P7ESitioDYnsAT science, san Spartaguide publicity chairman George Boldi- among other activities. Interna- Students wishing to talk with sociology, sill Present Other Saturday activities will zar. Newmanites unable to attend tional week is being sponsored by Dr. Greenleaf may make appoint- humanities, language and science, Mutual of New York: majors in 'swan Lake TODAY include afternoon workshops at the entire convention will be the newly-formed Intercultural ments in the placement office, for program represntative trainee business and liberal arts for train. lam in 310 Women's Recreation assn., golf. Bellarmine high school and an charged smaller fees, he said. council. Individual cultural and Adm234. positions. ing a.ssist ants and sales posit %sight at 14 WG patio, 2:30 p.m. iota, outdoor High Mass. Htis trans- Created le SAC', Capt. C. T. 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