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hoc.. and Vial - Today Is the deadline for nailed cool today. High yes- the Sports Picks contest. Due terday was 58. Low was 40. to the SJS game on today en- Today's high still be 62. Low tries must be in by 3 p.m. %int be IS. Weal to northwest RTAN DAILY today. ninth) 15-30 111.1).11. may he expected today. II 1111 'SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

Vol. 52 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 No. Senior Goes to Trial 'ASB Financial Crisis' For Manslaughter Sports Admission Charge? SJS senior Ron Muranaka., 21, municipal court Monday a San has been ordered to face ar- Jose police officer testified that raignment in Santa Clara Coon- Muranaka admitted driving one ty Superior Court on three of the cars involved in the acci- Council Calls Investigation counts of felony manslaughter, dent, in which three people died. president, was a total of 71 more teams ell in a bad light if it stops an sic g f d fatal accident 60 MILES AN HOUR Bob Pisano, ASH added Council yes- ongoing program," Pisano said. March 9 at Seventh and Vir- Officer Robert S. Kosovilka directed by Student over last year and the money had possi- ginia streets. also told the court he thought terday to investigate the to come from somewhere. "Council had no choice but to bility of charging students admis- in At a preliminary hearing In Muranaka was speeding at the Dr. Unruh pointed out, in a pass this allocation. It put us sion to SJS sports events. council should time of the collision. Spartan Daily interview, that the a bind. After all, "I would say the speed was in Introducing the directive Bill ultimate choice," accord- money was borrowed from the have the excess of 60 miles an hour," Clark, sophomore representative ing to John Brockman, sophomore said, "We need more money to baseball budget, and that program We Must Stay Kosovilka said. He added that his would have been cut down if coun- representative recruit top athletes." conclusion was based on skid cil hadn't passed the additional Pete Brig's adtrite vp,e- marks, the distance between the "Council recognizes the financial crisis that the student body is in request. entative, a 1:erl gicri, the poss. point of impact and the points of bility of charging teams an ent-y In Viet Nam, rest of the automobiles and the and this is only one avenue that ADDITIONAL TEAMS must be explored," Pisano said. fee before they could compete in damage to the cars. The entire argument stems from the program. Kosovilka said that there was "However, before instigating a the fact that ASB officers feel "As soon as groups know that no actual evidence at the scene charge council must examine the Says Reporter Dr. Unruh should have sent in his idditional funds are necessary they to indicate who was driving Mu- philosophical and legal questions $650 request when the additional should contact council and follow ranaka's car. But he said the stu- which this move would involve," "The reason we are in South teams were added. the standard financial procedure," dent, who was sitting on a curb stated Pisano. Viet Nam is to protect the future "If they wait until an activity stated Jack Perkins, ASB trees- when the officer arrived, admitted 'UNFAIR' targets of Red ChinaThailand is half through, then it puts coon - and Malaysia." later at the hospital that he had Mike Freed, senior representa- Kenneth Armstrong, reporter been behind the wheel. tive, answered, "it is unfair to and authority on Southeast Asia, 'SUFFICIENT CAUSE' PICKETS NAVY VAN charge students twice to attend emphasized this in his film-illus- San Jose Municipal Judge Paul sports events." want to go 'big-time' in trated lecture on South Viet T. Gallagher declared the officer's Photo by Larry Bolts "If we Meteorology Prof Nam" yesterday. sports competition, then someone testimony sufficient cause to hold NAVY GO HOMEKim Maxwell, 24, SJS philosophy graduate Arms) Tong believes th.it if the must pay," according to Ray Muranaka for arraignment in Su- student, picketed the Navy recruitment van on Seventh Street Kunde, graduate representative. perior Court. for several hours yesterday. "I am opposed to the concept of "Council is in no way establish- Muranaka has been ordered to resolving conflicts by military means,- Maxwell said. ing a fee, only investigating the Gets $127,700 Grant appear April 2 at 1:30 p.m. He Is free on $5,500 bail. possibility," Kunde declared. Dr. Albert Miller, SJS assistant circulation over the San Francisco In another court action involv- Pisano will report to council professor of meteorology, received Bay Area within the marine layer ing a SJS student, Richard Carl within one month, findings on the a $127,700 grant last week from (up to 5,000 feet). India Theater' Topic possibility and feasibility of charg- White, 19, of 318 S. 10th St., was the National Science Foundation Dr. Miller said in practice this ing student admission. arraigned Monday on charges of for continuation of atmospheric means taking measurements of the felony drunk driving and man- - INTRAMURALS circulation research, according to air temperature, humidity and S. slaughter, lie is to appear March Of Visiting Lecturer An additional request of $650 Robert Jordan, SJS research wind direction at various heights. 30 for preliminary hearing. was approved for the Intramural coordinator. "So far we have found there Is program. The grant will become effective a great bowl shaped layer of warm Balwant Gargi, leading Indian book, won him one of India's high- Despite the 14-0-1 vote, council June 15, and will continue for air over the bay itself which rests dramatist, will describe the "In- est literary awards. spent time chastising Dr. Dan approximately two years. on a cooler layer of air on the 'Genius At Work' dian Theater Today" in TH55 to- Unruh, intramural director, for The lecture, sponsored by the Two years ago, Dr. Miller, di- surface. The boundary between morrow at 2:30 p.m. "over extending" his budget. rector of the "Land-Sea Boundary these two layers is always chang- ASB Lecture Committee, is open According to Dr. Unruh, the Gargi will discuss the Indian Effects on Small-Scale Circula- ing slightly and moves up and Talk at 2:30 p.m. to the public. intramural basketball program theater's relation with classical tions" research project, received down like ocean waves. We have and folk drama and the western $95,000 from the National Science discovered that this oscillation Is In Concert Hall influence on it. The lecture will be Foundation to get the project responsible for sudden shifts in KENNETH ARMSTRONG started. fog and abrupt wind changes pe- illustrated with color slides, pic- Former Professor . Viet Nam speaker Paul Reps, author and scholar, culiar to the San Francisco area," tures, photographs and sketches. "The purpose of the study is United States pulls out of Viet will discuss picture poems in his to learn what effects differences Dr. Miller said. Nam now, Red China will overtake talk, "Genius at Work," this after- The Indian playwright is non Dies in Hospital in land and sea surfaces have on The meteorologists send balloons noon at 2:30. spending a year in the United air, weather and characteristics of Thailand and Malaysia. "Both of with radiosondes attached over the these countries possess natural The lecture, sponsored by the States as a university visiting lec- Dr. Joseph B. Raymond, 47, the first 4,000 to 5,000 feet of air bay to measure various character- rubber, tin and rice needed by Red ASH Lecture Committee, Aca- turer in the Asian Studies Center former SJS assistant professor of above these surfaces," Dr. Miller China," said Armstrong. demic Council Lecture Commit- modern languages, died in a Santa said. istics of the atmosphere. The bal- Gargi toured London, France, "Americans in South Viet Nam tee and the Sangha Club, will be Cruz hospital last Thursday, an loons are tracked by means of two Berlin and Moscow to study dif- He said SJS meteorology stu- believe if we pull out now we will in Concert Hall. apparent victim of paint poisoning. ferent types of theater. He has dents working for the project are radar tracking stations operated just shift the war to Thailand," Reps will advance the possibil- Dr. Raymond was taken to the also visited New York to see presently Studying the atmospheric at San Bruno and Hayward. said Armstrong. ity of releasing a person's natural hospital last Monday, when he Broadway and off-Broadway "Working against our efforts in genius, to use the sensory instru- became ill after varnishing and shows. this country is the instability of ment in new ways consciously as painting the kitchen of his home the South Vietnamese govern- well as unconsciously. This could The Indian dramatist has writ- at 811 Vista del Mar Dr., Rio del Dr. Walters Appointed Head rnent,"commented reporter Arm- be a common ground for Orient ten 35 one-act plays, 10 full length Mar. strong. "It doesn't seem able to and Occident, according to Reps. plays and dozens of story sketches. He was noted for his work in accept the responsibility of free- Reps is well known as the com- In his most recent play "The Dark educational television and had ap- dom. The rapid turnover in govern- piler of "Zen Flesh Zen Bones," Ritual," 11962) Gargi modeled two peared on KQED (Channel 9, San ment leaders reflects this," he ob- a collection of actualizing short of the characters after himself. BALWANT GARGI Francisco) as the host of the pro- Of SJS Music Department served. stories of Oriental masters. "Theater in India," his latest ... Indian dramatist gram, "Spanish Without Tears." Dr. W. Gibson Walters has been concertmaster with the American 11.011%. appointed head of the Music De- Conservatory Symphony and solo- partment, effective Sept. 1, by Pres. ist with many orchestras in the Robert D. Clark. He will succeed middle Dr. Hartley D. Snyder, who has west and on the Pacific been head of the department since Coast. he joined the faculty in 1955. Dr. He is currently conductor of the SJS Rated Number One State College Snyder will devote his time to Santa Clara Symphony Orchestra teaching. Dr. Walters came to SJS in 1947 EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth SJS is the best or at least ranks equally with Stanford and country and ranks as the best. and graduate department. from Idaho State in Pocatello in a series of five articles dieting among the top. Cal's divisions. SJS was the first college to Another department used as with "mediocrity" at San Jose State where he had taught for four have its nursing program ;IC- a model by universities and col- College. NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED years. Previously, he had taught To sing adequately the songs as the credited by a team of nationally leges throughout the nation is Nationally acclaimed at Drury College, Kansas State Its ; VSIDIE SANDERMON of praise for SJS, the college advanced known medical experts. the Industrial Arts Department. most achieved and Teachers College, Texas Women's and community must "educate" it- program is the Aeronautics De- Mel comb ti.ty program, one of As one of the oldest depart- TOM MEAD the youngest departments on ments on the campus, the In- University and the University of self on the merits of this partment at San Jose. The fa- the campus, is sil nationally re- dustrial Arts program is widely Iowa. KIS no longer needs to prove cilities for the program are college. nowned that. the Air Force acclaimed on a national basis. its "merit" and worth to the located at the San Jose Muni- He holds twn degrees from the sends its officers here to do ratifornia higher educational If our library were If) take cipal Airport. SJS has the only accredited American Conservatory of Music graduate work, For every grad- and the state legislature. all the books written by our Ranked as one of the lead- Department of Journalism and in Chicago, an M.Sc, degree from uate from this department., Forillsyears, this rollege has acu I y, (he space required ing departments west of the Advertising in the state and is N.wth Texas State Temihers Col- there air 14 jobs awaiting his been instituting and revising would easily occupy the entire Mississippi is the Mathematies one of the leading departments lege and a Ph.D. degree from the selee I ion. educational ideas to such an ground floor. Even though SJS' Depart men I.. Graduates from in the nation. University of Iowa, family need not "publish or this department are widely The Science Education De- extent that is now ranks as the The Division of Rosiness, al- In addition to his teaching ex- perish" their printed words sought by the na I ion's lop partment ranks so high in the No. 1 state college in t'ailifornia. though not accredited, is looked perienee, Dr. Walters has had a continue to enhance our nu- industry beeause nf the stand- educational system that. other The greatness of SJS is wide- upon by industry as the school long rawer as a violinist, lie tion's prospective leaders. ards laid down by the depart- universities and colleges are ly recognizedaccolades of all to seek out prospective em- studied violin with Herbert Buller ment. patterning their departments types have been heaped upon ployees. and theory with Arthur Olaf An- The fatuity alone, however, Recently it was reported that after ours. Washington Square. derson at the American Conserva- is not the only factor that Cal's Law Enforcement Depart- WIDELY KNOWN Washington Square 108 years DR. W. GIBSON WALTERS tory of Music. WORTHY OF PRAISE makes this college great, ment was disbanding because it Another program that makes ago was a small striving college. ... new Music Dept. head It is not egotistical for the no longer could compete with SJS greatness is the Psychology Today, that same square has While at Chicago Dr. Walters The Engineering Division no faculty, students and the com- the one at SJS. The Law En- Department. This department is the air of "greatness", and it achieved an outstanding success as and has been director of the San longer can be compared with munity to sing their own praise forcement and Administration widely known within the psy- Is sometimes a pity to think a violinist and conductor. For Jose State College Symphony. Last of "we are great." other state colleges because of Department was the first for- chology profession for having that students here at SJS know three years he was first violinist year he was a visiting professor at In many fields of endeavor its superior program. It now mally organized program in the an outstanding undergraduate little, if any, about its greatness. with the Chicago Civic Symphony University of California at Los Orchestra under Eric DeLamarter, Angeles. Thursday M ' 2SPART DAILY - -MINI... "TXU5JUE,.7.15=-33W.IBULIOUgRz..-U-t...73u131-7A3

a' is /_?arry ?,,4 seen. :., Thrust and Pang I.* 111( )11AI, 11()N ( 'S and Let Live Student Didn't Hike, tar; trderal ...st. 7.1.ire sericite; than r..±.:' 1 Live his the first faulty r.,a-orang. 'bough, is By AL MASC.4 Constitution. Prior to K. 6 oz. Royal Shampoo $1.50 His Name on List Inention die Liberty \itietsil- sit-ins five years ago, nothing lee j:A 511.11111 V4 tat1.51 DIANN 1I .V1,4 of practical significance had 2 oz. Royal Hair Conditioner 65c 1.;11,1.. aa,a a a.,1 in Mon- IS,Inorralic Party in this coantiy has come forth with some been acconnilished in the area Thi: :intendment %vas liled :-. $2.15 value truly great Americans during the past 30-odd years: Gov. Al Smith day's Spartan Daily with those of civil rights. fairlv sew 61 r. 0. Vice Pres. John Nance Garner 'Texas), Congressman Martin who marched to San Francisco We do "understand . . . the the John Ititeli 's :mitt Itly tkoll $150 of March 13-14. I Dies 'Texas), Sen. Harry Byrd (Vat, Sen. James 0. Eastland the weekend existing difference of opinion on bulletin :as ill. its 'lutist slila- 0 (Miss.., Sen. Frank Lausche 'Ohio., and Congressman John Bell did not participate In the Civil the American scene;" we under- pal Ifobert flit,lits march. For limited time only Williams 'Miss.'. Despite political temptation. these ..,en r stand them only 100 well, and I',,uual or iii'' %%lob. in ::4 in so far as they were able lhe spread ol collect... Mike Johnson we do not wish to "explain" cortjunctiori a Iii h ,r, this nation. In short, they made an et fort to consen, .9,14:139 them: we wish to protest them. to suplx,r1 II,, ..\11.-10!itient, "it ,..,F: r.l'ENTI'111 ST. PHARMACY A may be .1 ..itution and I guess that makes them c..nservatives. Students Say Don't We realize that "there is certain that a. I I la Cal the 2111.91',1 :-; more than one side to the prob- uated income rt.,. the coutroir- ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,., h.,,.:, Unfortunately %114.11 men are In the eninorit g Knock Flag Saluting era, Olive holders natisinall. No free enterprise constitutionalist lem," but 'se Ino.e heard one t a.er could ha.... :.chieve d ..-u. Li :ii ? c :..1.-, :,:i; Li. :Lil' zU: II a a riii Yzi rtl. 4-ii a. :il 2111117- a riu e and we are ran tor the presideno on the Del ttttt rai Ic Ili kr( sin.. Al Smith side for 100 years, Itiiseti'h .. present ill? in Arne. t'oneerning the question of receptive to a one- IWEtt. No tree -enterprise Constitutionalist De ral has been no longer lea." not saluting the flag at the be in:it:lined, President ot the Fulled States slit., Wooltron 5%..1,1111 in 1918. And sided dialogue to 'lit,' alaatand, of orrna ' YAF rally last Frith*, we feel suggests, -for year:, considering some of the things %% ikon's ...11.1111istral 11 start.SI. her- us Larson now, illat Nimiiti inertia, a. .1 that some people are contradict - perhaps generations." h.ups should look hail. to Griner (let eland to rind the last %% loch %Neil. totaling soppo. I... §efritSWOO 869T1 Mg their professed cause and realize that we cannot great lasian.... rat president. We tho Amendment are group. ideals. They shout and fast in change "the great crust or II is by remembering :sub men as Garner, Smith and Cleve- %% hose politic's differ little , protest of human injustices in Southern Tradition" overnight, land a, ho held office in the paet anal Byrd. Williams and thom of the Selma and Viet Nam. They fail for we expect the Southern I.:nisch.- who hold office today that I justify my member-hip in the 'rite Minutemen, the 1,airieR STUDIO ROPICAIR to realize, howe\er. that these racist to adhere to his views. We SOUTH FIRST 292.6778 S.IS Democratic Club. It is by remembering the tytanny of the lienry Society, and falhers. 396 1969 AL UM ROCK AVE 258 8144 very ideals of justice, freedom, do not think we can change his New Deal, the hypocrisy of Roosevelt and Truman, the broken Stir..b' the students rd San "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" NORTH SCREEN and human dignity are the very mind, but we intend to force promises of John Kennedy and the blatant socialism ..f the Great Jose Stale are MO- "TOMB OF LIGEIA" ideals the American flag sym- him to accept Integration, "GORRO" Society that I justify my support 01 the Republic:Las in the last InrianZing that is considerably STUDENT RATE bolizes. whether he likes it or not. In- general election. There is hope for the Democratic. party if the free noire thought liro%rd..ing. ond "CURSE OF THE MUMMY %Ye shonld not confuse the de- deed. we are quite insensiti, to enterprise C ',institutionalists within it get arThe and try to repair tun merely tlie parrot. . TOMB" ficiences 4.f our contemporary his feelings on the matter. :ill years of -Iilieral’ damage. cal the fringe." EL RANCHO social system with the ideals Page Brim Mon ALMA and ALMADEN 294.2041 SOUTH SCREEN The greatest harrier to rebuilding the Demr.er.ilie Party along that the flag symbolizes. Those Craig 91. Smith AsIS "BUS RILEY'S BACK free-enterprise. Constitutionalist lines is, rat course, those presently of us who are aware of these "GOLDFINGER" in contrsil at the party's machinery. Dissident Ik'rnrierats have been social injustices must work to- troll 11..11 a IN TOWN" Income Tax Stand III "THE GREAT ESCAPE" whipped into submission to collectivist dogma by big labor union ward rectifying them and ful- A 7ti "NIGHTMARE IN THE SUN" vielding money and influence. Coercion on the part of the Chopped by Students filling the ideals for which our Li's! L:-.1'; Tr!, )).1,1-11.7 nifice ladders themseles is not unknown. (7ongressman John Bell flag stands. Editor: Thursday Nite Wilhains, for instance, has been a life-long member of the Dena.- be remembered, The "Little San Jose Moron y It should '0 "STOMP F:1 -1E" ).1 e-atie Party and a Congressman since 1016. But Williams is no- when one salutes the flag, he & News," better known :as the SRN JOSE'S Dans. th.. NOW PLAYING , aiR dog. In 1956 he stated on the flour of Congress, "Eternal is pledging his allegiance to Spartan Daily, has outdone nard. principles arid undying truths transcend Party lines." And as corny "liberty and justice for all," and again. Wednesday's paper fea- 'W The AW7.'...1L-AWr...! 111) 111 THERTRE'Tt ' :is that statement would sound coming (min Lyndon Johnson, not to any contemporary fac- tured a column by Al Mason. affir:Yr CY. 31953 Williams gives real meaning to those words by living up to them. tion 'e.g. YAF, YR., or SPUL entitled "Is the Income Tax !b- In .lanaiiry. a Doinocratic caucus stripped him of his seniority as Jerry Cloyd atty Necessary?" In it. he asse, t- She Stiles Fire II it %s ere partisan I...yalty award rather than a mark of experience A3879 ed that if the federal govrin- LOWEST long sera me. Chuck Upbeat' ment divested itself of the :a.- in a New Front personal contacts I k that most Democrats, ..s en In A926 proximately 700 businesses that GAS PRICES California, are believers in free enterprise, property rights and it owns and operate "without Kind of Man... the Constitution. Some day soon lbw.- Democrats are going to Reader Challenges constitutional authority," and IN start demanding that their %tins d ttttt "their" party. And that Non -Action Views "in direct competition with p: SAN JOSE Is My hope for Ameriea. Ltlilf,r: vale enterprise, we no longer would have any need for an ill- ANN- 1 lind it incredible that Steve PURITAN OIL CO. Larson and Joyce Feldner can dividual income tax." That RTAN DA I LY bad enough, but he didn't stop , believe that sit-ins, marches, and 446 & William - 6th & Keyes MARGRET SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE .". picketing do not advance inte- there. We were urged to supra,' 10th & Taylor - 13th & Julian 6cond class postage paid at San Jose, California. Member California gration or help to accomplish the Liberty Amendment which Newspapers Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published calls for the repeal of the indi- daily by Associated Students of San Jose State College, except and the objectives of the civil rights MICHAEL Seta-day vidual income tax lIlac 16th Sunday, during college year. Subscription accepted only on a rsmainder-oi- movement. These forms of direct semester basis. Full academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Oft-campus price action ARE the civil rights amendment). CY per copy, 10 cents. 4-6414Editorial Li. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Adver- movement; they are a dramatic Any beginning student of eco- 10:30 TONIGHT! PARKS tising Ext, 2081, 2092, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office hours means of gaining publicity, and nomies could poke holes in the 1:46-4:20 P.m. Monday through Friday. Campus Caravan Editor ...... _..TOM POWEL1 Day Editor DICK DAVIN they have shamed the American underlying reasoning of Mason's Adv, Manager ED FOSTER News Editor _ ... 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SPARTAN DART-9 Sparks Varsity Team Dons Trample Spartans I: l,t \ /1111'11 111:. pits suit etliteation major's subli- By HEN ALLAN et a time at the plate either. nings 1,126,re P.it DL.w.:un ice ,,1,1.,I ming im.tilo reads me a (+mi- The Spartan shield was badly Mike Green, 1.!Sk' pitcher SO %own right fielder Ed Sit - transin,r1.ithot is water, and loot, ler out of a record book. mangled last night as San Jose the Spartans down in order for hail a short Ily lip out 01 ins the fir-it thie, and ,Jtiealtitd ii) ably UlIC hi 1 he Ohlegt Mc 111141s Nick was graduated from Glen- State's baseball team was all but a going nom one place to an- tIrIIP School, Glendale, Calif., blown out of Municipal Stadium other in water is through »rtli- with the Class of 1961. by the University of San Evan- 11H.tiltliltadt by swimming. eisco as the Spartans lost a At Glendale High, the sprinter night doubleheader. 14-0 and 6-2. Telephone Solicitor Wanted (hie expert in the ancient art made all-American three (Non conseeu- This afternoon at 3, the boys -sales) of hydro-1(2.01,1,0km is Spartan live years 1959, 1960 and 1961. will get a shot at another San varsity swim star, Nick Schumann. Good Telephone Voice Necessary mann. Three or his California Inter- Francisco team as they meet the San Francisco State Gators at The scholastic Federation (('IF) Fee- May work any number of hour personable, 92-year-old Municipal Stadium. The game will ords-lhe "It" Division MI /11111 110 carried by KSJS-FM 90.7 be- from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday - Saturday DM yard, and "C" ISis ision F14' ginning at 2:45 p.m. Why is the "AWFUL" .14 yard Irecsty le records (the Last night's fiist game was one $1.50 per hour plus commission big on Thursday? oldes1 reeords in Ihe hood() are in which the Spartans were left No Experience Necessary still standing. Ilis CIF record in tit the starling gate as they trailed J: Ws a TRADITION ! USE 4-0 at the end of the first or 292-8831 anytime tto " 1011 yard tree- Call 292-1119 lips inc. or call in person sts stas roily revently hrelien. It was a 9-0 game by the end Ask for Mrs. Thomas (Mgr.) of the miwifor~seoiftsdftivalleava. In 1961, Schoenmann (pro- fourth as the Dons went to town on starting pitcher John ntieneed "SHAYNE-MAN"I start- QUADRUPLE SPLASH-"Good things come in fours,' says CARPET INTERIOR DECORATORS Special ed Lyon and reliefer Bill Schmidt. Discount swimming tor the Santa Clara Spartan head swim coach, Tom O'Neill as he poses with four P,irk Suits 6 s Js. -re Nothing seemed to go right for to SJS Swim Club. In that year, Nick, good things, the members of his varsity 400 yard medley relay the luckless Lyon who lasted fit] Faculty & Students along with former SJS swimming team. Front row (1. to r.) ar3 Jay Dore, Mike Hansen, and Nick only two-thirds of the first inning. Bat orsn! staff 0 ASB ,.rd ace, Don Beukers, and two other Schoenmann. In back are Al Kelley (team captain) and Coach men, whose names cause strange Schmidt was doing well for two Movie & O'Neill. Still reactions when mentioned in swim- innings until the Duns found the WHAT A WAY TO SUMMER! Cameras Supplies right combination in the fourth ming circles. Steve Clark aml Ed Clark and Townsend) Proiectors Equipment hold several! inning and got on the bandwagon Townsend captured the national America', records for the 401 developing - printing for five runs on five hits. AA U title in the 400 yard freestyle meter freestyle relay," Sail! School- ATO Aleets Kauai SJS Hawaii and wasn't hating too dandy rentals - repairs relay. marm. "We Reuker, In 1962, the above-mentioned tour Men set a la until record hi Theta Chi Special eati,o,e/ the 400 meter frees IV, 11111,r to NEW 21/2 DAYS AT BEAUTIFUL Open Tonite 'fa 9 tome it broken two months later, KAUAI SURF HOTEL hy the American 1:114,1 For Title AMERICAN with all expenses paid! eiimposed of the top tour men Int:.mi,iral basketball eham- FISH CO. from the Nationals. 43 wonderful days in conjunction with 245 Scuts Flot pionsiups go on the line this eve- Schoenmann still holds three 134 E. Santa the University of Hawaii Summer Ses- fling at 7 and 8 tonight in PERI.. Clara, S. J. sion. Stay at WHITE SANDS HOTEL at Vet st10.111 "11"1 retaadst two or which are Defending fraternity champion also pool records, and one of w(tich, THIS WEEK Waikiki, chaperoned by sorority house- Alpha Tau Omega will gun for mothers. he co-holds with three other men two in a row this evening at 7 - FEATURING - as a member of the Spartan relay All transportation, sightseeing, special United Radio & TN. Supply Co. in PERI when it inee»; Theta Chi fun features, beach activities, Royal- team. for the Frali.roily Championship. FRESH CRAB The relay record is 3:17.4 for the Hawaiian dinner dancing and other WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Jim Prytir. 1964 Intramural 400 yard freestyle relay, a school items too numerous to mention in- Player-ol-the-Year, led ATO to ELECTRONIC PARTS HI-Fl and pool record. The record-setting FRESH FILET cluded in Hcnolulu, Oahu and Kauai. the chairipionship game Tuesito Exclusively for rneds 18 to 23 years. relay team was composed of OF night as he SOII.CCI 20 points it SOLE Sehoenmann, Jim Spear, Peter Departs from California June 20 STUDENT DISCOUNTS ATO's 37-25 win ol1.1. Sigma Sagues, and Dave Corbett, swim- "Fresh Fish Is Our Business" by Pan Am Jets shim. ming against Foothill College. The PLE'J'Y' or 4PLE PAPKINC, Open Evenings 1425 W. San Carlos Street other "school and pool" record is Theta Chi earned the right to For further infortnath., see Till 9 P.M. CYpress 8-1212 the 50 yard freestyle time of 21.9 meet ATO by upending Sigma N,, Don Davis la freshman record). Schoen- 37-23. Wholesale to SAN JOSE TRAVEL SERVICE Fraterni mann's third unbroken school rec- In other championship ga.A, lies - Sororities 223 South First St. ord is 48.9 for the 100 yard free- tonight, the winner of the Av. and Boarding Houses full-Awful game with the Anima ;- San Jose style i varsity record. across from United California Bank In his sophomore year at S.'S. meet the winner of the Alit Call 292-9803 Students Over 20 Years Old Sehoenmann made all-Amerieatt. Phi Alpha-Burdieks for the t, dependent Championship. G. Next season will be the Spartan time is 8 Rm. in PERL New LOW Auto Insurance ace's last semester of swimming Today at noon is the elgibility in collegiate swimming for all six-man volleyball entrit- Last season 119641 an Rates With A-I Company competition. The entries should he taken auto accident and resultant compli- \1G121. cations kept Schoenmann from competing. Call 379-1422 "I became interested in swim- The "AWFUL" ming through my brother, Donn." Giggle Hour 8-9 P.M. Ask for: Auto Insurance said Schoenmann. tin 1931, Donn FIRST AT SAN CARLOS ;1 4 I 5c Mug Schoemoann WaS lilUM'n as JOHN C. VIERHUS of the best swimmers in South- (Every Thursday) 1645 S. Bascom Ave. ern ( 'alifornia.) I kept up my swimming. I entered Campbell interest in into AAU competition while in E. O. M. U. high school." Car Insurance END OF MONTH Nick's non-swimming interests Going Up? include sports car racing, and, FREE GAS! FREE GAS! "anything involving speed." Try Our New CLEARANCE Student Rates! TREMENDOUS CLOTHING BUYS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY! CLIP 'N' SAVE Golfers Tee Off SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE On Cal, 201/2-61/2 Wool and cotton skirts. Spring colors in solids, checks, plaids. TWO NEW BEACON Were $7-$14. Now great buys at 5.99-10.99 ORINDA-The San Jose State Sweaters in wools and blends. Were $9-$17. Now 5.99-11.99 STATIONS golf team won its sixth match of the year Tuesday by defeating the Wool Blazers. Many colors. Values to $16. Now only 6.99 I 'itiversity of California 20'2-6'2 Car Coats. Values to $25. Now 9.99 to 19.99 1 -FREE GALLON GAS-1 Linda Country ChM. )1 the GREAT FASHION BUYS FOR JUNIORS with Purchase of 5 Gallons of Gas The Spartans haven't lost a although they match this season Your local agent ED LION Separates in stretch denim. Large sr. r r to $10 3.99-6.99 tied Fresno State 13* -13t2 at Spring co-ordinates. Values to $9. Now priced only 3.99-5.99 2nd & East William Fresno. One week later SJS elim- will be glad to discuss rates in San Jose & inated any question of who was with you. Junior dresses. Many styles, colors. Were $17-$28 10.99-16.99 the better team by canning the 5191 CAMDEN AVE. Spring separates. Regularly priced $5 to $12. Now only 3.99-8.99 1170 N. 4th Street Bulldogs 24-3. Dresses for spring. Good selection. Values to $17. Sale 8.99-10.99 Also in Son Jose SJS will get a few days off be- Phone 269-5191 =MB NM NMI fore meeting the University of 24 HR, SERVICE Warm gowns, pajamas and shifts in cotton flannel and in Santa Clara on April 1. brushed Al nel. Good selection of sleepwear, many styles and colors. All great buys. Values to $1 1. Now 3.99-6.99 Day and nightwear in fine nylon tricot. Values to 29.95 1.99-19.99 Thursday 8-10 P.M. Robes in warm guilts, cottons and fleeces. Values to $30 6.99-17.99 Haj,py Bras ,ind girdles at much reduced prices. Values to $20 . 1.99- I 2.99 Hour Friday 8:30-9:30 P. M. SELECTION OF GLOVES IN MANY STYLES Fabrics and some leathers. Sizes 6-71/2. Values to $13. Now 1.99-8.99 85c Large Pitcher Thursday Happy Hour: 20c Large Mug BLOUSES AND SHIRTS MUCH REDUCED Good selection of ,tyles ard colors. 30-36. Values to $7 . 1.99-3.99 Friday Happy Hour: $1.00 Large Pitcher BEER 25c Large Mug CLEARANCE OF COSTUME JEWELRY. 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JAM, SJS training in counter-i,,irgency and DAILY CLASSIFIED Applications for several openings mester. Students will study for Arnold Air Society, 7 p.m., In. International Relations Club, assistant professor of Air Science ground operations before reporting Flight. in the California State Colleges two semesters in Spain, Japan, Exchange with Angel 3:30 pan., C11161. Business meet- since fall 1961, has been reas- to Viet Nam in October. and Ger- 8 p.m., 79 S. Fifth. Overseas Program are available in France, Taiwan. Sweden ing. signed to Viet Nam. judicial board. 4 p.m., Maj. Johns is no stranger to the ADS FOR PROFIT the office of the Dean of Students, I many. American Chemical Society, 1:30 The 43-year-old veteran of Far East. As a qualified jet re- ADM269 or from Dr. Joachim p.m., S164. Two color lams: "The WW If and tlw Korean War re- connaissance pilot he was sta- Stenzel, Foreign Language Depart- Chemistry of Life" and "Bow Did cently received orders to report tioned in Japan after the Korean AND CONVENIENCE ment. Life Begin?" to Survival Training School on War where he flew many top se- Forms may be obtained and re- -e- Job Interviews Folk Music Club, 7:30 p.m., Aug. 4. The orders also called for eret missions throughout the area. turned prior to Wednesday, accord- All Interviews elI be livid at mg, and rl.,ta processing manage- M250. Tapes of Smoky Mountain ing to Dr. Stenzel. ADM234. ment. Liberal arts and business Music and share-song session. Selection of 19 students for par- the Placement Center, A limited number of spaces Remember that HERB'S ticipation in the program took Check at the center for time of majors for positions in raanage- Gamma Alpha Chi, :; p.m., 31(11. are still available Chevron Station al,i,x at the curl ol Ow 1 aaa, men' and administration. Citizen- Arab-American Club, 4:30 p.11) . ONE WAY ONLY special someone C11162. Students sign up I. ship requil.ed. may CHEVRON STOP AT THE q/-j- 1 I tOlolilLOW: "modern Arabic" class. CHARTER JET FLIGHTS Walgriarn Drug Shin's; business on that special SIGN OF Pacific Telephone and Telegraph SAMMII, 7:30 p.m., E231. 1), administration, liberal arts ma- FROM EUROPE BETTER r ompana-Western Electric Cons- cession of the trip to Ea,, 15, occasion with a JUAN SERRANO jors for positions as ! Dore man- ParisSan Francisco August 3, V, \ p any- electrical, mechanical, in- Semi-Conducttir Company SERVICE Flamenco Guitarist 1,. agement trainees. 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Buy Now To NIOIT ROW : for information: / Mit LUBRICATION For Choice Reserved Seats! witching design engineering, en- hydraulics, fluid mechanics or International Student Organiza- Office of International Programs WHEEL BEARINGS -meeting economics, planning and hydrology; chemists Citizenship re- Colleges WENDELL WATKINS BOX tion, 3:30 p.m., cafeteria A and P. California State PACKED arntrol. Management anti admin. quired. Male only. Holloway Avenue Greeting Cards s iii' 1600 BRAKES ADJUSTED & OFFICE in Sherman Clay, Brent fieisinger will ;as c sit California 94132 ,ri ration in fields of sales, business San Francisco, 34 Fountain Street RELINED 89 So. 1st St. Hercules Power Company: me- and demonstration on "Princildr, 0 TIRES BALANCED tkl I a a -ion, traffic, account- chanical, chemical engineering of Jazz." Fore: $225 one way 291 3565 ENGINE TUNE-UP CY 3-6252 majors for positions in process x Cotner of 8th and Wlliam St. International Student Center ".7/' ..0:0091 .araneX development .a.s chemical plant Open Tonite p.m., '285 S. Market. Talent producing agricultural and organic test. chemicals; pmeess supervisor at Cliesk 30 p.m , 1117. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY chemical production plant: project trmis ( "Where Government and Opportunity Meet" CROOK engineering at chemical producing !tussah:0s ATTENTION BEGINNING TEACHERS (1,11.ILL %) STORE plant. Citizenship required. 71/.111. , ()pen to Ilic A Representative Will Be on Campus Small but growing district in :uburban Sacramento. Beautif.. County id Santa Cruz: civil en- gineering 13iajors for positions as April 7 foothills on U. S. 50. Near skiing, golf, water sports, outdoor life, 11-1Z11.3 civil enginrser. Citizenship required. OVER SummI0.000 For a Public Service Career, make an appointment in historic Mother Lode county. Commuting distance to 3 colleges. 1 NI usie Sets er JOBS the Placement Office now to discuss the following New schools, ..orpe classrooms with woll-to-wall carpeting. Small opportunities: classes-latest Methods-Beginning salary $5600. Seeks begin- the Mood Viet Nam -Topic ning teachers with demonstrated success with children, i.e., recre- THURSDAY nights 0, POSITION MAJOR IV - ation, Y.M.C.A., scouting, athletics, church work, with above mend music of a stomp Of Today's Rally Administrative Analyst I Business Administration, mood for the tradition, Public Administration, average college academic record, and undergoing a successful -v $530. $644 college night. Economics, Political Science. student teaching experience. Interested and qualified candidates FRIDAY demands a m,’ On Seventh Street (men only) All majors make These pos;tions And nswe .-1,1r, 1,0,1 in it,,. Appraisers appointment at placement office to see Mr. John Tayl- relaxed mood. Music 1966 EDITION ot the GUIDE TO SUMMER $493 - $598 piano, vibes, drums, an.: EMPLOYMENT (now in its fourth year) - campus the afternoon of March 30, 1965. For the best in summer lobs. order your trumpet provides listenino Kri apeaker at a Seventh Stiect I today( Programmers All majors Itally concerned with "Rethinking as well as dancing enter Mail coupon NOW! $517 -$628 tainment suitable for a Viet. Nam," at noon today, will The BEST JOBS are taken early. Friday night or stag be Dr. U.S. Mitchell. Accountant-Auditor 1 Business Administration, T.G.I.F. refreshment. 47- NATIONAL $530 - $644 Accounting Ile holds a master's degree in EMPIOYMENT SERVICES INSTITUTE Spartan Daily SATURDAY the mood is soc,ology and education, and a Probation Officer Graduate students in Crim- 0? sing-along, foot stomp- doctorate, summa cum laude, in I $598 - $801 inology, Educational or ing, hand clapping, dixie- etbucation and theology. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Clinical Psychology or land and banjo entertain- Social Welfare. 0 Dr. Mitchell did intensive studies Classifieds ment. al: the Vietnamese and their na- PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT In short, the mood in 1960 and 1963. 1 BEDROOM APT. -1 rm. changes each night at the tional problems 651 Pine Street, Room 105 ANNOUNCEMENTS III paneled. City !rs4' S I 'Os TA , , 4. 295-8101. "AWFUL". Thursday is Martinez, California stomp night. Friday is re- Co-sponsors of the program are State. CHARTER 2 BR. APT. tilt. SJS, cool. $100 per laxed romp night, and Sat- the Roger Williams Fellowship urday is sing-along, join (American Baptist), Wesley Foun- NOW RENTING :....dent Housing. 1m. the gang night. dation (Methodist ). United Cam- AUTOMOTIVE 121 rile r v. Convenience. Low D r -es. ai appli. for summer rev. Whatever your mood, pick pus Christian Fellowship (Presby- TIRE CHAINS - Sales & Rentals. Paul tat. Sum. Rates. 695 S. Ilth. 286-3057 & the night and find fun, at terian. 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