Harry Campbell Loses Fight for Life Death Comes to Ex-SJS Boxer

le I After Brain Injury in Fight tat Spartanct is., ODD PHIPERS toughest fight, the fight for his a sub-dural Issisaehage. SAN JOSE STATE A short professional boxing car- life, at St. Luke's hospital in San The tragedy came as quickly for COLLEGE eer behind him, SJS sophomore Francisco last night. the 23-year-old ex-paratrooper LLS rushed to the had fistic success. Campbell SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1961 NO. 122 "'TY Campbell continued h is Campbell was en- hospital for emergency brain sur- tered SJS in the full semester of (IT', gery following a Monday night 1959 after his service duty. s loss to Al Medrano at Kezar Pavil- Ineligible for the varsity boxing 15 Profs Sign Petition ion. The SJS lightweight was team, Campbell was forced to by- saved by the bell in the tenth pass the NCAA tournament but entered the AAU championships President and emerged with the 132-pound Criticizing Bulletin title. )0(1N Death e to former Spar- OLYMPIC TEAM than half of the History Walter E. Rosins, Michael M. Kay, de tan ring ace Harry Campbell In San Francisco last June, the sment frostily joined histor- Dr. David T. Kulstein, Dr. Law- last night at 10:30. The young classy lightweight battled his way !loin 41 of the nation's col- rence B. Lee, Dr. Howard B. Me- lightweight lost III% filial fight to a berth on the United States univeisities in admit- lendy, H. Wayne Morgan, Dr. sad Ills fight for lifealter remain- Olympic. In Rome, Campbell last President Kennedy for Robert B. Roberts, Dr. Donald E. ing in a coma for approximately a quarter-final bout in his quest support of the ill fated Walters and Di. Gerald E. Wheel- Al C. 24 hours. for a gold medal. of Cuba. er. as s: ..nsasion Dr. Donald Lastreto made the With collegiate boxing discon- Dr. Melendy Is head of the de- Y. 'I sson of 77 members of the announcement at St. 1.uke's hos- tinued at San Jose State this year, partment. t ), sy faculty, along with 178 pital in San Francisco uhere Campbell switched to the profes- fled at, isstorians. recently signed a letter was being treated. sional ranks under the tutelage 4 notes to the President which asserted of William Young, a San Jose itneses that, in dealing with Cuba, "our Student Council round as referee Vern Bybee's private police patrol official. metime Government has, in effect, fallen count reached eight. With Young and Spartan box- ace, but back on the old cliche: 'The only The knockdown was the second ing coach Julie Menendez guiding rnan thing they understand is force.'" Meeting at 2:30 of the fight, both coming in the his career, Campbell won five ALL OVER final stanza. Campbell managed to straight fights, four of them by but and was named the The professors declared, "The ill- walk back to his corner col- knockouts, lapsed and was carried from the outstanding newcomer of northern stored intervention in Cuba is Today, Royce Hall ring on a stretcher. Califotnia by boxing writers in ended. It should not be resumed, Student Council will hold its Dr. Edward Keller, a San Fran- the area. openly or covertly. At worst, it regular business meeting in Royce cisco neurosurgeon, removed a 110 AMATEUR BOUTS could bring the world closer to Hall, 350 S. Seventh at. this after- fighter's brain his sixth pro bout, Campbell general war. blood clot from the In noon at 2:30 rather than the Col- during a one and one half-hour was decked twice by Medrano "In any ease, it would weaken lege Union according to Ron operation and announced that and lost the decision at Kezar the position of the United States Gerevas, council chairman. The, Campbell's chances were "50-50." Pavilion. Young told San Fran- in countries determined to pursue move to the residence hall is be-I 10 PER CENT ('HANCE sisco newsmen Monday that h is their own development free of log made because the College' Commission doctor, Dr. Donald fighter was subjected to a brain great power control." Union facilities are too cramped reported yesterday aft- examination after that loss and Dr. Jackson T. Main, professor Lastreto, to accommodate the newly elected' STRUGGLE FOR LIFECommission physicians ernoon that Campbell's injury was that no damage was s.rted. of history who helped circulate representatives who will attend SJS boxer Harry Campbell after the pital where 1ER the petition within the department Council surgery was performed. A tenth attend today's meeting. 23 -year-old lightweight suffered brain damage round blow by Medrano caused a sub-dural raid he "couldn't remember when in a San Francisco bout with Al Medrano Mon- hemorrhage, with history group at SJS has signed Business before council will in- complications. Campbell re- day night. Campbell was carried from the ring mains in extremely critical condition in the San Predictions Proved a ktter of this type," clude reports by the finance, and by stretcher and later taken to St. Luke's hos- Francisco The academic community is constitution and by-laws commit- hospital. "taking a more active interest in tees, plus a report on the ASB national affairs because the Ken- Judiciary by chief justice Bill Russian Movie True, Says H. L. Cayce nedy administration is more recep- Hauck. SJS To Hold Seminar sve than past administrations," Council will also review the f is Set For Tomorrow on Cay ce yest en day re- at arty arn..mac will show that in "Battleship Potemkin," Dr. Main stated. major resolution proposed by s produced bated some of the predictions his late 1957 the heaviest earthquake in Russia in 1925 and considered early NEED FACE publications advisory board wl), For Greater Ad Sales Ifather made in the late 1920s and ever measured occured. In by many critics to be the greatest early 1930s that have been proven 1958, the second heaviest ever Speaking personally, Dr. Main has been working on a revis, ,'Aliforr,J r I ’ director of the seminar. said the motion picture ever made, will be measured took place. Last year, declared he was afraid the ad- of the Spartan Daily staff manual. I true in modern times. fishers assn. is sponsoring an ad- program will include lectures by . shown on campus )it two locations was the heaviest year for earth- ministration would "attempt to It is also expected that appli- Speaking before a gathering in vertising seminar at SJS Friday experienced newspaper and adveis! tomorrow free of charge, reports quakes in history." save face" by taking Cuba .after cations will be opened today for cafeteria rooms A and B in a lec- and Saturday to promote greater tising men and panel discussions' Robert Orem, coordinator of the ture sponsored by the Sangha the Castro forces had crushed the most of the appointive positions advertising sales volume, according designed to "stimulate ideas that Film Classics program. club, Cayce said that Edgar Caye, US. hacked refugee invasion. in student government for next to Charles E Marshall associate will s ark more an( 1 better sales. " Showings will be at 3:30 in "spoke very concretely about ths Other professors who signed the 1fl professor of advertising. Dr. Dwight Bentel. heir' of the TH55 and at 7 p.m. in political. economic a n ?ninon were Dr. Peter M. Buzan- Concert scientific, Russ Culture The seminar is aimed especial- Journalism and Advertising de- Hall. A color film on would beg's, ski, who also circulated a petition Rembrandt earth changes that ly toward helping the newer mem- partment and chairman of the and a tape by Dr. place in 1958." ma E. Eiehhorn, Dr. Gladys Gil- 'Abolition' Voice Hugh Gillis, taking bers of advertising staffs) to im- CNPA advertising seminar com- professor of more. Dr. Edgar A. Hornig, Dz. speech and drama, PRECOGNITION 'Offensive' prove their productivity, and to mittee. will welcome delegates on will precede the showing of "Po- According to Cayce, his father Fulton Lewis Ill aid all salesmen who want to opening day. had a session of precognition Election Petitions, ’brush tip to keep tip," Professor every morning and afternoon fo) To Talk Tomorrow Marshall said. 40 years. During this period Reviewed Professor Marshall. who is the Cayce senior produced 14,000 "The Soviet Cultural Offensive" Platforms Due Fulton Lewis III, narrator and world "readings." will be reviewed today at 12:30 director of the contr. wire technical Most of these readings con- p.m. in cafeteria rooms A and B versial "Operation Abolition" rss School Rally Today at Union High cerned themselves with diagnosing by William ft. Puytress, professor film, will speak tomorrow night 10,1.1 \ I; 1.1 I II I -. the illness of sick people on the SEOUL, , : of economics. t I) m. lIn' final at 7:30 in CH55. ,Convention Set srmy rebels tato physicians. Cayce said request of The recently published book, deadline for plat- Lewis, son of the well-known Rally committee will meet to. overthrew the government in a predawn coup yesterday defied United could diagnose the petitions and that his father written by Frederick Charles forms from conservative commentator Fulton (lay at 3:30 in Morris Dailey atidi. States demands to restore the regime of Premier John M. Chang illnesses of people "hundreds, even prospective class offi- Barghbirn, describes the ways in cer cand I. I ; Lewis jr. and research analyst for torium to prepare for the high to office. But he Pledged to return the country to civilian control as thousands of miles away." t es, according to Bob which Russia uses exchanges of Sharp, elections IICUA, will appear under the school rally convention Saturday, soon as the aims of the revolution are carried out, SATELLITES ORBIT board chairman. the persons and other forms of cul- Sharp 'toted will be Students Against Corn- Kathy Lynes, publicity chairman Lt. Gen. Chang Do Yung, army chief of staff and head of the Cayee recalled his father pre- that there auspices of tural exchange for Kremlin pur- a general portion of "Operation for the committee announced, revolutionary committee, made his promise in a special broadcast dicted in 1929 the lust man-made Orientation meeting of munism. A poses. all the will also be shown at Miss Lynes indicated that pro- last night over Radio Seoul. satellite would enter orbit in 1958. candidates Friday, at the Abolition" It shows how the Soviet ap- College grams, convention packets and It came as the army dissolved parliament and began arresting That same year he prophesied that Union, 315 S. Ninth at., the presentation, proach to cultural relations has at 11 p.m. SAC president Bill discussion material for the esti- cabinet ministers in defiance of a plea from the United States. Lead- "solar power would be man's According to the same one-sided emphasis on Sophomore, donation will be mated 400 high school students era of the junta also demanded that Premier Chang come out of greatest source of power," Cayce junior and senior Welk. a 25 cent utility and expediency, and the class of must be arranged. She stressed hiding and negotiate a ricaceful transfer of power. said. elections are set for May 25 requested to meet the cost to genuine reci- attendance of the meeting. Edgar Cayce also predicted that same aversion ard 26. Sharp said. bringing Lewis to the campus. LAOS CONFERENCE UNDERWAY 1958 would see the beginning of procity, as Soviet policy in other GENEVA (UPI) The long-delayed Laos conference opened yes- the greatest wave of earthquakes areas of foreign relations. THEY READ REED terday with a plea from Cambodian Prince Norodom Sidanook for the world has ever seen. "A look Its special emphasis is on the an independent Laos "with a big power guarantee of nonintervention."' period after the death of Stalin, Four (lays late and boycotted by the pro-Western Royal Laotian but it gives attention to earlier delegation, the opening session lasted less than an hour. decades to demonstrate the con- In delivering the opening address, Prince Norodom said he hoped Cal Professor tinuity of Stalinist and post -Stal- he expressed the wishes of all present that the conference would inist behavior. result in a "satisfactory accord on Laos." To Lecture Author Brusshoorn was a press arm GETS MESSAGE FROM NIKITA attache at the U.S. embassy in WASHINGTON 'UPI) - President Kennedy yesterday received Moscow from 1943 to '47 and has personal message from Premier Nikita Khrustichev involving U.S.- On Philosophy ,turned to Russia for further soviet relations which possibly could pave the way for a meeting study several times. His many published books and articles have Sotween the two men. Prof. Herman Tennessen. Uni- demonstrated a thorough under- Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov handed Khrushchev's note versity of California. will deliver standing of the soviet scene. si Kennedy during a 30-minute meeting at the White House. held a lecture tomorrow evening at : live hours before Kennedy left for Canada on his first official visit 1 entitled "The Short and Hew' outside the United States. dered Life of the So-called 'Orals. Co-Rec’Never Both the Americans and the Tbessians said Khrushchev's note was nary Language Philosophy," )1t- ill reply to a message Kennedy wrote him last Feb. '22. and whose CH160. contents never have been disclosed. The message was delivered to The Cal speech professor us On Wednesday' ... - , Khrushchev in Siberia by U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson. reicarestanntd omnehi: t Tonight s (ssitts theme. Never JFK-K MEET RUMORED hidecloarimas Pthhial7Pphhi-- on Wednesday," features dancing concerned --; GENEVA tUPD- Persistent hut unconfirmed, reports circulated losophy is primarily to the music of the Roger Merrill . yesterday that President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- with "linguistic problems," and Trio, the first union hand to come "ordinary shev will meet early next month. probably June 4, in Vienna. must utilize the so-called to Co-Rec this year. There was no confirmation from any of the U.S. allies assembled language." The trio, which will take the

here for the Laos conference that the two-man summit meeting will The opposite is that philosophy stand from 8 to 10 p.m., will be take place. must develop an artificial lan- paid for by a grant from a trust Allied diplomats claimed they had received no official indication guage of its own, a more "tech- fund of the recording industry in from Washington that any such meeting is being arranged. nical" language, precise and logi- cooperation with local 153 of the cal. American Federation of Musicians. cafeteria, library, bookstore, Home KENNEDY VISITS CANADA Both camps, said Dr. Frederick Along with the regular activi- REED STAFFLooking over proofs of the 1961 front of the building quad and Women's gym. WASHINGTON (UPD President Kennedy took off yesterday C. Tiommeyer, Philosophy depart- ties, A "bongo bust" and a trampo- Reed Magazine on sale today are (I to r) Roy Economics of the publication will also be on sale. for Canada on his first foreign visit since taking over the White House. ment head, have been staunchly line exhibition will be held. Stu- Hamilton, editor: Dr. Robert H. Woodward, Back issues edition of Reed, published by Pegasus The President and Mrs. Kennedy left Andrews Field in nearby defended by philosophical analysts dents are urged to bring their adviser, and Margaret Novotny, publicity chair. The 14th club, will be available after today in the Maryland aboard a sleek 707 government jet transport for the two- :especially in England at Cam- bongos for the intermission ac- man. The 35 -cent magazine will be sold from writers Affairs business office, THI6. hour flight to Ottawa. They are due hack in Washington tomorrow. , bridge and Oxford universities. tivity. 710 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today from booths in Student 2SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. May 17. 1961 Editorial -4> Thrust and Parry spend- one in this country how are we to know what it is, Condemnation is value-judgment mating much more than to shut them 'Witch Hunting' Is up. Not even and the reasons we believe in and anyone is perfectly free ing their time studying. you. ALP Remove the Thorn Un American? it and not some other system, to say that the Cuban Revolu- It is bad the way it is now; Rill Moody is rotten at least to the don't make it worse. ASH 155011 the big Irishman is out! EDITOR It sse 4.1: closely if we don't hear all sides. tion And the Revo- We have struggled for our assumed the ASB presidency a around campus we can see where Gall Wright degree that the American prei When Pat McClenahan principles many years, and Dr. Irishman is iv" seemed to be the appro. the phenomena which is called AIR 8898 lution is glorious. year ago, "The big throws them out of the eased in like an angel, but strides out in 'Witch hunting" has caught Antonio B. Ooks Koch priate comment. He wIndOw. chi* c/a te fashion. hold. I am referring to that Claims Writer ASH 5803 Mighty Joe Young Faleb Sayld-Hattm administration performed adequately, it has great patriotic group which call While his Used Poor Analogy .5 HR A8683 EL RANCHO DRIVEIN been weakened by faulty communication among the chief ex- themselves Students Against EDITORRon Brockett's Calls Dr. Koch CT 4-2041 "underlings" and the student body as a whole. Communism (SAC). ecutive, his analogy of the Cuban Revolu- A 'Walking Disease' Student Approves SINS OP RACHEL CADE Rumbles of discontent, especially from the Spartan Daily A few weeks ago we observed tion and the American Revolu- starring Angie Walking Di- Dickinson camp, were climaxed by the irregularities and ineptness shown this group passing out pam- tion is an excellent example of EDITOR -- The Of Opinionated Profs Koch. A man with THE GREAT IMPOSTER in the recent ASB election. If relations with the press could phlets denouncing Anne Braden false analogy by miscarriage. seaseDr. EDITORThis note is in re- with Tony is the Curtit get any worse, then there would be no communication at all. as a Communist and warning us I agree that the standard poisonous ideas. Dr. Koch ply to Phil Esler's completely in last week's most dangerous person for the in Monday's It is true that there were irregularities of the dangers of listening to equipments employed in the two moronic letter GAY THEATRE CT should not, however, reflect upon the election security of the American family. (5-15-61) Spartan Daily. 3-8405 election. This such a person. Then within revolutions are somewhat sim- Recommended for results. It also is true that the system under which SJS elections weeks a bill was introduced into ilar. But when Brockett, basing For every freedom there is a You don't feel that a profes- Adults Only are coordinated is inefficient and outdated. the legislature to restrict cam- his argument on petty points of limit; a person like Dr. Koch sor has the right to teach that SAVAGE EYE Cl Realizing the need for a better system, the Spartan Daily pus speakers. At this moment similarity, concluded: "How exceeds what freedom of speech Jeff Poland (Onward, fighter should and editorialized Monday that a photograph of the student SAC must have tasted the full (then) can we condemn the Cu- allows, and tries to plant ideas for justice!) ran out of guts, PRIVATE PROPERTY that the problem is appear on the ASB card. Realizing also sweetness of victory, for its ban Revolution without con- to break all principles. He asks when that's exactly what he did? head of the Political - more complex, Dr. Frederick A. Weed, members had made enough noise demning our own?" his whole us to go back to the stone age. Or that Governor Williams SARATOGA UN 7-3026 a few simple, but seemingly - Science department, recommended to prompt a lawmaker to sug- argument broke down com- A family is a backbone of the bankrupted Michigan, when HELD OVER to the elections problem. It -best song.' - adequate and logical solutions gest the creation of an agency pletely. country. Without it, there will Newsweek magazine ran a story that Dr. Weed is suggesting possibilities NEVER ON SUNDAY should be understood to determine what students As soon as Brockett posed his (to be read by the public. Mr. be chaos. also award wine:no only, which are subject to amendment. should hear. query, he was no longer dealing Esler! I some time back, saying are these. That there be one or Dr. Koch is serving the Amer- DAY OF THE PAINTER His proposals essentially To replace Anne Braden and with historical facts, but was exactly that? science professors who would nominate ican enemies much more than and ZERO TO SIXTY ' two interested political other speakers labeled unaccept. simply expressing his personal What type of teaching do two seniors to make up a Student Elections are the enemies themselves. three juniors and abel to SAC the students ot ideology. The fact that some YOU propose, Mr. Esler? Per- The students would be appointed by the ASB 'There are enough troubles TOWNE CT 7-3060 Committee. San Jose State are obliged to aspects of both revolutions have haps the kind that emanates The committee would be separated as much as pos- already for the American youth; "best foreign film award" president. accept a real witch hunter, semblance in each other has from Russian classrooms, where sible from student government. The professors and the com- why add more? INGMAR BERGMAN'S Karl Prussion. If SAC were to absolutely nothing to do with the teachers are supplied with mittee would coordinate and oversee the complete operations I asked him a question, using THE VIRGIN SPRING * give out medals for meritorious anyone's personal bias: that one lectures written at the Kremlin? . of elections. my freedom of speech to dis- also Fernandel in work there surely would be one is good, the other bad or that The day teachers should teach To insure sufficient manpower to man booths and count agree with him. He answered, THE BIG CHIEF for this man. He not only is, both are necessarily the same. without opinion will be the day ballots which certainly was lacking in last week's election . .!" Imagine! : believer in the American "Bull education dies. Why not just put - Dr. Weed suggests the use of interested Political Science IA way Brockett's presentation would SPARTAN DRIVE-IN of life, but he also names local have been thoroughly historical Everybody wants to go with a tape over the mouths of the en- CT : students. 5-3410 .L* girl each night (imi- and let it go at that? Three features Such a system would require about one-and-one-half years persons he believes are Commu- if he did not press for a value- different tire faculty in color! ; animals), but who is teachers may not 101 DALMATIANS to perfect, Dr. Weed predicted. But even if it took longer, this nists and Communist symlia- judgment; but he unfortunately tating the Opinionated take care of the family with you, Mr. Horse With A Flying system or something similar would top by 100 per cent thizers. did, and his entire argument in- going to always agree Tail i going to be God, they do MAN OF THE the present haphazard election methods. My main gripe against this evitably crystallized into just and kids? Who is Esler. But thank WEST is no starring Gary Cooper & Julie London: Brent Davis and his new administration, we hope, will club and its big daddy. the John another leftist propaganda. As responsible and rear his kids to have opinions, and there consider this suggestion deeply. J.M.R. Birch society, is its finger point- a consequence, the article on be good citizens? Only one per- ing. I feel that organizations of May 1 did not merit anyone's son knows the answersDr. this nature can do more harm sober judgment because it was Koch! ALTERATIONS MAYFAIR to our national security than the both an unforgivable abuse of He stated that it is permissible WOMEN'S CLOTHING C Y 3 8 4 0 5 5 1 H. t,, E. SANTA.CLAVA whole Communist subversion the historical discipline and the for students to live together. PICK Fr AND DELIVERY movement. author's own intellectual integ- This is wrong. If students do, AM 2-2038 SPOKEN IN ORIGINAL Haircut Preservation of the American rity. we will have a nursery here in- RUSSIAN LANGUAGE way of Free life is a great ideal, but In reply, therefore, I submit: stead of a school. There will be with shampoo and set so many babies. I I' NOW FOR He encouraged coeds to write Sit. N. a letter to the President to FALL SEMESTER of a , abolish the restricted hours on APARTMENTS Permanent Waves $5 Complete dormitories. Dr. Koch said write another one if he says no, and FOR MEN after that, hold dances all at "th best Russian Girls: through the night. Isn't this a movie since World CU' terrible thing to do? LAD MANOR War IITime Meg If they follow his advice, if Winner grand Orin Make your appointment APARTMENTS San Francisco film the girls and boys have no limits, fesflral. now for the Junior- Reasonable Rates Double prize winner they will enjoy going dating and Cannes Film Festival. Senior Prom, May 20th The Lady's Not for Liking Only 2 blocks to campus "One of year's best"N.Y. Times, Herald* Swimming pool Tribune, N.Y. Post, Sat. Review. So what's wrong with Lady Chatterley having a liker? After Spartan 264 Open: Mon., Tues., Wed., 9 a.m. to 7p.m. long last, the U.S. post office decided she could have a lover. And TV now Stanford's Dean Recreation room MI6 BOWL OP CHERRIES: Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. H. Donald Winbigler decides that even a Entorod as second class motor April 24 liker is too much, a decision which sort of disappointed the people 1934, at San Jose, California, under the We're still taking reser- end OVERTURE who publish Member Califor- Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the school's humor magazine. act of March 3, 1879, vations for summer sessions Now showing 7 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. Dean Winbigler, as quoted by ace reporter Jerry Carroll of the nia Newspaper Publishers' Assn. Pub- - Sun. Cont. from 4:45 p.m. lished daily by Associated Students of 620 S. 9th St. CYpress 84209 Spartan Daily, referred to the tone of the recently banned Chap- San Jose State College except Satur- ***441.4441-10444441.444144414**4_ paral as being offensive "in general." , day and Sunday, during college year. Campus Beauty Salon If that wasn't enough to hurt the feelings of Chapparal editor Subscriptions accepted only on re- Brad Efron, SJS' own Harry J. Wineroth announced that the maga- mainder-of-school-year basis. In fall se- Bet. 6th & 7+h mester, $4 in spring semester, $2. CV 275A E. San Fernando zine will not be sold in the Spartan bookstore. 4-6414kditorial Ext. 2110,2113. Adver- Across from the "That was the filthiest thing I ever read," said Mr. Wineroth. tising Ext. 2109. Press of Globe Printing CY 3- I I 86 Adm. Bldg. When reporter Carroll alluded to his naivete, bookstore owner co. Office hours I:45-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. Any phone calls should Wineroth admitted, "I lived with my mother until I was 36." be made during this period. The library may have been a long walk from their house. But back to this business about Constance Chatterley having a JIM RAGSDALE liker. Editor Efron insisted, according to the S.F. Examiner, that MIKE SANDERS Adver.EMgr. the two stories which the university's hierarchy particularly dis- Day Editor Linda Axenty away liked were written by him: "Lady Chatterley's Liker and the Ribald Special Assignmentsignments ...... Jim Janssen delivery just three weeks News Editor Jay Thorwaldson Classic. Copy Editor Will Keener Since the issue was a satire on Playboy ("Layboy") it seemed Feature Editor Pet. Kuehl only natural to have a Ribald Classic as well as a "Laygirl" and Fine Arts Editor Ellen Shull* Drama Editor Richard Dyer A art by "Silverstein." Wire Editor Robert Shepard I1961 la torre In fact, everything about the magazine emulated Playboy. Had Production Mgr. _Albert Metier there not been a number of suggestive pictures and words, the farce Sports Editor Todd Phipers would have failed. As the May issue of Chapparal turned out, how- Society Editor Margaret Savidge san jose state college yearbook Photo Editor . Rich Freeland ever, all but the faint of heart will have to admit that it did its Public Relations Addis Coifs job; in this Mr. Efron and company can take solace. Office Manager Mike Fujikak Was it too dirty? It had to be a little dirty. I'm inclined to agree with graduate student Efron: they didn't understand what MODERN OFFICE MACHINE superb art he was trying to do. 124 f ;orrando By the way, those of you who didn't see what now is a collector's We have student Item, some Stanford students are selling copies for double the cost certificates and up, it is rumored. beautiful color Hurry! Hurry! 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Owww ....0.. vackmectettECe**00*00002eCCECeetC603atteXatafeteaS3:0:ECKKAIGOWCaleaeiteezteenYeMIeteeCtODICOOreCeeagienagMef, SPARTAN DAILY-1 Wednesday. May _17, 1961, COM ine LI Recita Set Tong t . Spa I SOCiely Pianist Performs MargarM Svidge. editor It them l'Featuring Senior Performers Recital Tomorrow PI SJS students Linda ANIA OMICRON Hilton Inn. The sorority is open- ISI6MA NI' Stones, eon- Miss Stones, who studies with No. 2" (Brahma. . tons are I. will prellai being made f' tog the dance to the school tralto soloist at the Church of Fredetiek Loatiwiek, assistant pro- Others will Ire "Nel cot. pin 1W11 I and A family day barbecue the Spring Cotillion to be t bids with mi sento," from "La Molina' a" I resent his junior multi. recital the annual may be purchased for $2.50 I Valley in Santa Clara, and Peter fessor of music, has held leading May 26, at swimming. dancing and softball is tonna rim, at 1:30 p.m. in Cfmeert presented Friday. the' from members. Champagne glasses ,son.thned foe roles in campus opera productions I (Paisielloo, "Divinity% du Styx." this Sunday at the Main who performs with the open to the will be given to the eseorts as a of "Marriage of Figaro," "La Bo- from "Alceste" IGluck I, "Ich lets' 'rhe pisieram is Blackberry Farm in Cupertino. Santa Clara Philharmonic, moment., of the ('alit bin. will hemp" and "Cosi Fan Tute." dich" I Beet ho% ent, "Lebe Wohl" without eharge, present their combined senior re- The vocalist was contralto so10.1 IWOlf 1, "Talisman,'" 'Schumann, l'aleilietorian of San Jose high ate Jackie Edlestein is a eandidati SINNIA PHI EPSILON cital 8:15 tonight, in Concert Hall. entered SJS with for Betty Coed. ists with the Porterville Symphonyl and "Rastlose Liebe" 'Schubert Queen of Hearts ball is set for It will be open to EIN idknidoi the public with- for the "Bach Magnificat in D" at three scholarship awards. First prize Went to the El the sorority Rancho motel and coon. out charge. Christmas, and currently is re - the Bank of America avant for the best booth at the club In Santa Swing Rosa, May 27 hoaxing for the May 26 presenta- in liberal arts. .ACIE Water Cat nivel. It was called the ('ha. and 28. tion of "The Beggar's Opeirt," Tritnillos will perform Bach's peau Throw and was topped with Three new actives are: Dan which is under the direction of 'English Suite in A Minor," inchid- .TElt Pop huge pink decorated hat. Sbellt:T11;.p. Tim Marlin and Roy Bat - Jack II. Neeson, assistant profes- ing "Preluile.’ "Allemande," "eau- it CHI OMEGA sor of drama. In September Miss rante." "Sarabande." "Bouree I." Corsages Stones will visit Milan, Italy, "Bouvet, II." "Gigue." Selections of A breakfast to honor the gradu- Paul Senise is a candidate for '8405: where she will study voice. 'Schumann. "Sonata in G Minor. Bouquets ating members will be held this JUP C11("4e. Main, first clarinetist with the op. 22," awl Prolioviev, "Four Friday at Rickey s Palo Alto. CY 2 0462 lath and Sento Clar DELTA GAMMA college orchestra and band, has 1,eces. op. 4." els". are scheduled. Marilyn Atkinson is in charge. The annual Anchorman appeared as soloiSt playing the Recognition pins will be given 101 contest viesionoitsoomosewawimer, will "Burnet TY ' the graduates. conclude with a dance on May Tuthill Concerto." While '16 at the Hilton Inn. Candidates in the Navy he served for two Mrs. Helene Marietta. a Chi 3026 are: Al Hunt, ATO; Steve Corn- years as teed instructor at the RENT A Ili Omega alum and mother of Sue, wall, DU; Gary Wood, TX; Dick U.S. Naval school of music. Ma from Los Angeles, recently spent Besell, Theta Chi: Bill Houck, Sig- currently studies with Clemc, the AY weekend with the sorority. ma Chi: Tom Murphy, Delta Sig- Hutchinson, assistant professor ' TYPEWRITER ran Phi: Glen Putnam. SAE, Steve music. ALPHA CHI 031E6A Rotes ITER Fields, Lambda Chi. Alpha; Concert Selections will include Special Student Pat Clark, Sandy Hansen, Nan- Phil (TY * Nleserve. Sig Et.: Earl Sieveson, "Lyllaby" from "The Consul" 'Me- cy Reesink and Sephany Williams PiKA; Bill Went, Phi Sigma nottl, "Must the Winter Come so were announced as among the out - Rap- 60 pa; and Conway Barlow, Sigma Soon," from "Vanessa" IBarbert, 3 mos. sig standing women on the Nu. PETER MAIN campus at "Es ist Vollbracht" from the "Ho- recent AWS banquet. . . . clarinet sole Margie Harvey was chosen as LINDA STONES nanes Passion" (Bach, and "S..- I "it/ Hen Blake entered the Spartan a NG song girl (e the coming year. . sings tonight mita in E flat Manor. np. Tn (Airzt", p, Spears, sophomore women's ser%. ice society. Four Delta Gamma's were hon- TELEVISION . 'tied 1LS Jolaine Shiro is a new pledge oi at the AWS banquet among outstanding Acf .IN Alpha Chi Omega women on Music Festival To Begin guaranteed Service MACHINES camptts. They were Lollie Fasani. AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT JOE'S TELEVISION f * !Sharon,.,13ti..ai.sveleny. Penny Patch an., LessosomiThird & San Fernando YOU CAN GET A 99 N. 10th St, CY 7-3541 Is * Friday R.M.B. PORTABLE Home Economics in Concert Hall , I Tail: TRANSISTOR TAPE eissiNt. The Music Departnii-1,.. fourth, t:luversity of Washington will be EST RECORDER FOR ONLY annual eontemporary "est i- guest speaker. His address, entitled London: Sponsors Third Barbara Clark. Alpha Chi' AT val will begin 9:10 a.m. 1. rano: "Frontiers of Music," will be given ' $34.95 Gmega freshman interior &cora- Unique STUDENT DISCOUNT and wit continue throughout the at 9:30 a.m. ! lion major, Indio. to Jay MItehell. CAMPI MUSIC CO. Annual Banquet day. All events will take place in Professor McKay attended the 50 S. 1st and 36 YIlity Fair 'Theta Chi freshman industrial all STEREO and L.P. RECORDS *** Concert Hall and are open to the Eastman school of music and was on vio give UM Green Stamps- Third annual Home Economies' management major, Santa Bar- public without charge. * Tint Notional I of A. Charge ' banquet will be belch tomorrow the earliest Eastman graduate in Open Immt. George Frederick McKay of the Completely equipped to fill all night in the Spartan cafeteria.' composition. He has received corn - AL Graduating seniors will be honor, st.st;EMENT missions to write scores for tlw 'III 9 p your stereo and Hi-Fi needs Indianapolis symphony, Seattle and scholarship recipients will I. :I s the wedding date fo: Mon. & Thurs. EfEEHEIREIEFEEM French Romanticist Music and Art foundation and the la 24[7 S,evcns Creel, Rd. announced. kl ./ 111::,,m, Chi Omega Junior Seattle Women's symphony. A panel of six recent SJS are:, . s. education nuijor, I CYpress 5-0388 uates, all practicing home econo- I L'rcsernta. and Mike Redpath, jun- Painting Display WRITES BOOKS HOUSE cr-/-- irear 'volley Fair) EVERY mists, will discuss the "Challenges ior rolitical science mar. Kan- He also has written various of the Changing Sixties." Panelists sas City, Mo, Closes Friday books dealing with folk music, a are: Donna Bccklin from search for American idiomatic ex- Jax. The nrs, Art Mu- CORONA UNDERWOOD ROY AL REMINGTON COLLEGE Francisco. representing the in, pression, abstract expressiveness Ivy Hall Parties seurn exhibit "100 Years of French ,of clothing: Marlene Hall. Mi.. Painting" is bring shown in the of harmony, poetic-mystic expres- 1 t Burnham, Virginia Jansee and Ivy Hall coeds are schelluling a Art Gallery. A127, until Friday, sion through orean music and a 5ypewn.ter3 STUDENT Betty Ichishita, dieticians in I beach liarty for Sunday. They re- 4 p.m. belief in the importance of music schools and hospitals; and Jerry , cently had an exchange beach for educational purposes. TYPEWRITERS RENTED Most of the artists of this col- SPECIAL STUDENT RENTAL di Veccio, a food editor from Sun- i'arty with the men of the Pink lection are romantics who believed A composers' forum, moderate.l ' 18 this RATE FOR 3 MONTHS needs at I.a Selva beach. set magazine. !Tut, in the dream of 11 new world. by Thomas Ryan professor of mu- 518.00 rental applies to purchase r - rhough the artists have been ac- sic, will Ice held 11:30 a.m. Tle of ivy machine if you decid to a. awed* cused of being morbid, escapists panel will consist of eomposcr. Est 1900 EASY PAYMENT PLAN book ON THE JOB and even immoral, their work has whose works appear on the Festi- been described as "intensely ideal- val program. SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. RRIES: SCIENCE istic, nostalgic and devoted to SYMPHONIC BAND Free Pars -; 24 S. SECOND ST. CYpress 3-6383 HEALTH what was optimistically felt were Musical performances v 5 p.m. 11111O ISET the potentialities of nature." given at 10:30 a.m. by thi Ti TB S p.m. * designed to MIMS This exhiltition is phonic band under the direct 1.,t: 414444LP show both the major and the less- Dr. Robert Hare, associate mit, Box Office Now Open For er known painters of the previous sor of music, at 1:45 p.m. 1011 years: to show paintings. wa chamber ensembles directed by a MARIDODENIT tercolors and drawings by painters sociate professors of music Wayn. born in France and those visitors Sorensen and Donald Homuth, and The Beggar's Opera and expatriates who espoused pr. - Clement Hutchinson, assistant By John Gay France as their homeland. fesor of music: at 3:30 p.m. Ii - The exhibit is being sponsored to increase collage symphony orchestra c.:, A Speech and Drama Production IC jointly by the Art department and Gibson Walters, pi ducted by Dr. COOPC, ttion eitb the KAL,s,c. Department eultutal affairs committee In con- lessor of music, and at 4:30 p junction with the Phoenix Art by the college chorus led by W. his ability to Runs May 26, 27, and May 31 thru June 3 museum. ham Erlendson, professor of nu- The festival was inaugural, Make Your Reservations Early Tickets Available four years ago by the Symphor,. learn Band under the leadership of I,. Box Office 5th and San Fernando Open 1-5 Daily For Harpsichord Hare, who has served as rhairrn An understanding the of truth of the event lined' that time. 50t SJSC STUDENTS $1.00 GENERAL Contained in Science and Music Program !has gained a natinnwide rept', , Cartain 1:15 College Theatre Health with Key to the Scrip- lion for its work in the advatr.. JL hr Gillespie, iissociate pro1.2s- uncs by Mary Baker Edcly can ment of contemporary music- sor of music at the University of tenant recently was recognized by Oa the pressure which con- California, Santa Barbara, will be President's committee of music. cerns today1 college student featured in a harpsichord recital upon whom increasing de- Sunday, 3 p.m. in Concert Hall. mands are being made for Tickets are being sold at the Library Concert mad, tide excellence. Concert Hall box office, which is Chi istian Science calms fear olio, I to 5 p.m. daily. Student 50 cents, general ad- from nisin ti and to the student the full BLUE PENCIL CHECKGraduate students Jim Slater (r.) and tickets are Records scheduled "Tomorrow's A Working mission is $1. 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. in the li- Astiraiiic he needs in order to Ben Shelton go over the script of by the Speech Gillespie Mill be joined by Dr. braey study room: I easily and to evaluatt Day," an original three -act play to be presented Friday and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in Gibson Walters, professor of mu- TODAY 1,11;o lie has learned. It teaches and Drama department direct- sic I violin I and Donald Mimi h, Monti: Sismphany No. Is. o 1,0d Studio Theater. Slater authored the play and Shelton is is man's Mindhis associate professor of Music Prrikofiev: Concerto No. 3 for anis ing the all -student production in partial fulfillment for his Mind limn enta piano and orchestra. master's degree in speech and drama. Admission is free. teeth)). nal, .111 Ilic intelligence he . 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thefillg place iono LINnOLN AVENUE 'A V 61_1.7r ,a 11..lattriall I .111111CI 45 SO 01151 ',PUT Max' 24th The daN of discovery! SAM TIM IOSE ed65 NEEIZERIESEINE 4aPtRTSN Blift -.A. %- 17 'IV/ Sparrow Castration Demo Reapportionment Places Studied by Graduate 4 Assemblymen in Same District SACRAMENTO IUP11- One of congressional districts and 80 as- the Democratic majority as well Jc it) hi \ \5l\IiI the most closely kept secrets of sembly districts will be announced. as some fellow Republicans they This story rils. trates came through and de.; the 1961 legislature came out Mon- Wolfrum said the four-in-one claimed had "sold out" to the Demociats to get In fact, what this stoo s about night activity to a substantial de. day. Four Los Angeles assembly- district "extends all the way from good distriets. shouldn't happen to is ...to a ... gree a week later than the con- men, all Republicans. will wind up La Catuula down to Hancock park bird. trols. in the same assembly district un- almost to Fairfax." And it wouldn’tnever, ever-- This night activity displayed by der the Democrntic reapportion- It would take in much of the except for the sake of science, the two groups was remarkably ment. districts and the homes of Frank width in this case means for the different during the time there And are they hopping mad! Es- Lanterman of La Canada, Howard J. Thelln of Glendale, and Shell Fake of a student writing a mas- was a difference in their weights. pecially since all are militant Re- % ter's thesis. Morton said this implies a direct publicans and one is Assemblyman and Wolf rum, both of Los Angele, However, only male Golden- relationship between the night Joseph Shell, the assembly minor- Asked by United Press Interna- eros.vned Sparrows need beware. restlessness and fat dep.kition. rixai...a...rslavrew ity leader. tional if this were tiue, two Dem- because that is the only bird with Both groups had similar 24 hour Assemblyman Chet Wolfrum ocratic officials who worked oil which biology graduate student patterns of activity. Apparently ise said he was shown the map of the the reapportionment maps said. Martin L. Morton is concerned. castration had a greater effect on district by Assemblyman Rob- "It's leaking out. We might as the quantity than the quality of Iinew true." CASTRATION EFFECT,: 1 ert W. Crown ID-Alameda I, chair- well tell him. Yes, it's for the finest in Morton in the intiirest of activitY' man of the Assenlibly Elections They also confirmed that Los Although the bird's sex life is HAIRCUTS ccience, now- is studying the ef- and Reapportionment committee, Angeles county would gain three' ruined, the investigation shows the reapportion- fects of castration on this strongly which completed the new congressional districts and see Bud, Joe, Pete, or Jimmie castrates did not show is much mteratory species which winters ment Friday. share a fourth with Ventura at activity or fat deposition as the in4rentral California. county. controls. This suggests that go- ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW jimmie's barber shop Vorking with Dr. Richard Me- _i14:141 nadal growth and spring migration It was not expected to be re- CLAIM GOP SELL-OUT witch, associate professor of zoo- 52 So. 4th Next to Moshers do not represent a cause and ef- - photo 5, 114e, vealed officially until tomorrow, Republicans destined to be hurt Wry this past year, Morton test- Open doily 9 to 6Closed feet relationship in male birds. when details of boundaries fox 38 in the reapportionment attacked ret birds captured in the foothills YOU CAN'T GET AWAYMartin L. Morton, graduate biology -- The growth and the accompanying edit of San Jose. "An Experi- student, inspect a Golden -crowned Sparrow, one of the birds he release of gonadal hot mime is an m&tal Investigation of the Effects has done research work on this past year for his Master's degree. important factor in the prepara- oPtCastration on a Migratory Spar- tion and manifestation of migi., row," his prepared dissertation, is : seteduled to be published at the t'In' Art fir,st of next year. U.S., Russian Differences Car feel nailed to the road? .some 33 castrated males and nortnal males (controls) were I, Reminder Issued in' anoutdoor aviary before To Be Told in TASC Lecture the normal period of sin :titer For ASB Events I Dr. Richard 'Nosey. tiridessor of r gi ee in Art history. He received mIgration. A quantitative test %% k ,llit. stuc,., . 1 \Hairs hosiness ine - l art, will lecttue on "Radicalism ' his M.A. degree a year later and mode of their migratory behavior fice issued a reminder this week to and Art" tomorrow, stressing the was granted a Ph.D. degree from ( slight restlessness). all student organrzatiens as well general styles of the United States llarvitrd in 1950. Four of each type were put in as departments. wishing to spon- ' and Russia, according to Bob Gill. He has been on the faculty at designed activity cages sPecially sor any type of event connected newly elected education chairman1SJS since 1947, arPt their activity was monitored with ASH cards. of TASC, the sponsoring group. On remotely located recorders. William Feist., student affairs Slides of controversial works : WEIGHT INCREASE I business manager, said there is a will be shown at the talk, slated Cal Vet Official :Both groups showed a spec...definite pioceilui e to go thrinurb for 3:30 p.m. in Art building 1:i:. taeular weight increase, but the at the business ottice, and Lill num- i A113 i. To Visit Campus cdatrols showed a greater in- bers to be punched for a given Dr. Tansey will trace radical-1 (*Pease during a four-week period, event are assigned and recorded, km in tot front the "pictorial rev-. Chesi,! Neal. the Cal Vet rep- outclassing the castrates, How- The office is located in TI116, olotion" in 1890 tb Present daylresentative, will be in the cashier's eler Morton said this weight in- diversions in modern art. Gill said, i office, Adm263, Tuesday, Students curs in many m'gratrvi Dr. Tansey has said that in both i whose entitlement on the federal lea"WO before()r migration I ' Lithograph Talk Russia and America, modern art 'bill P.L. 500 will expire at the end 'Castrating these birds seemed z LA lis thought of as either "bourgeois of the spring semester and who to have had an effect on their Set for Tonight decadence or Communist infiltra- are eligible for the state bill are requested to see Mr. Neal now if ' instant response! . , . Gain molting. The castrates were de- . ,.. . tion . . . both call it what they Rela-, i planning to continue education. lelYed two weeks in terminating tions" will be the subject of a talk I 'late:. Dr. Tansey graduated from Hat'-! Bring a copy of DD214. with a Yager & Silva tune-up their prenuptial molt. This effect to be given tonight by John Mc.: yard university* in 1943 with a de-, -- tray be directly connected to gona- Gean, president of Consolidated 1 MAIL ROOM TO SET ilectomy. hut keeping the birds Lithograph co.. before a meet in Three eitclosed may also have caused the of Pi Alpha Nu, SJS profession La Torre Arrives HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -- delay. public relations fraternity. months ago Lanny Fellers was a

Apparently the weight of carry- The meeting will be held in the 'the 1961 edition of La Torre' mail room employee at Allied ing on such a scientific experiment 13avarian room of thri Garden City will arrive on campus the week of Artists. had its effect on the castrates. Hofbrau. Dinner will he served at i May 29, according to Jim Kless, Now he is playing the role of The controls consistently displayed 7 p.m. All public relations majors 'business manager. Tentative dates 'sailor in a Tokyo dance hall in more total activity; however, this and their guests have been in- 1 for distribution of the 350-page the studio's picture "Twenty Plus night restlessness is characteristic vited to attend. annual MT` June 1 and 2.

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Dennis Johnson definitely will p.m. with competitor% from SLIM, ilifornia state boxing commission run in the first Northern Cali- Stanford, California and the told the Spartan Daily last night not Campbell's Invitational track and field Youth Village vying for top hon- that SJS boxer Harry (Ionia unchanged in meet at Fremont high school, Sun- ors. In addition, meet director condition remained Saturday night. Bud Winter In hal/Cita that some San Francisco's St. Luke's hos-

The meet gets under way at 'I Individual start; will make an ap- pital. pearance. Dr. Lastreto stated that Camp- AUTO REPAIR .-11 might remain in a coma for GENERAL Coach Winter announced that SPECIALTY he ,to indefinite length of time and would hold Johnson out of t Hydramatic Powerqlide he that the boxer's crisis would reach Sunnyvale meet to allow a leg in- Special Student Rates its peak in two days. The S a n jury, sustained lay the Jamaican Francisco neurologist re por A & M Auto Repair star last week, to heal. The Spar- CY 5.4247 Campbell's condition as extremely 45o E San Salvador tan mentor is hoping that his critical and estimated the boxer's troops will all be healthy for the chance for survival as "10 per California relays in Modesto, May cent." 27, and for the NCAA champion- MAN WANTED ships in June. Also absent from the s pr in t COME IN AND BROWSE For competition Saturday night will be SJS' No. 2 man, Bobby Poynter. Camp The "Bullet" was given adminis- Summer trative approval to run only three Park :45 5.a11ep, CRAFT SHOP Spartan meets this year and will hold his eligibility for the Califor- AND FRAME SHOP COUNSELOR nia relays. 332 E. SANTA CLARA The rest of the San Jose team EL 4-7703 CY 3.1703 will be on hand, however, and in- li Ron Moll, teresting battles in nearly every AFTERMATHSJS sophomore Harry Campbell is held on his lapsed to the canvas seconds later (r.) and was rushed to Park event are possible. SJS defeated corner stool (1.) after being gravely injured in a Monday night Emergency hospital where extensive brain damage was discov- 10% each of its Saturday opponents DISCOUNT lightweight bout with Al Medrano of Sacramento San Fran- ered. Early yesterday morning, Campbell was taken to Luke's during the dual meet season but at St. TO cisco's Kezar Pavilion. Medrano knocked the 23-year hospital where doctors performed a 11/2 both the Bears and Indians have -old student hour operation in an STUDENTS down in the final round of their 10 some interesting performers. -round match. Campbell Col. attempt to save his life. His condition remains critical. OUR WORK The Youth Village is IllWa FULLY a worthy opponent with this Football Meeting iLIARAN'FED likes of Jim Beatt, Laszlo Ta- Football coatis Bob Titehenal hurl, Jay Syhtister, Willie All-Star request; Cast that all Modesto varsity gridders Bound

courleiy3eleviiion Sorvice White, Ernie Cunliffe and Jerry be present for a meeting at 5 One week from Saurday, t h e Roberson, a broad jumper for four minute barrier. pm, Siebert performing. Hours: a.m. to 4 p.m. todas in room 201. SJS track and field forces will the U.S. last sear, claims that Also scheduled to run tine year 377 E. JULIAN STREET Stanford is weak in running Players as ho cannot be at the return to the San Joaquin valley he will go after, and is capable is Ted Nelson. an Andrews. Texas CY 7-11771 events, with the possible exception meeting 114,111t1 Call Coach for another outstanding relay of setting, nen records in three schoolboy who has toured th. of captain Rich Knelt. Klier, a THURS, MAY 18 515 pm. Titchenal to tell him so. meet. On May 27, Modesto will events: broad Jump, 100-yard- quarter mile in 46.5 this ye.. S. J. CIVIC AUD. power runner on the order of become the nation's track capital dash, and 220 low $4, $3.25, $2.50tax incl hurdles. Andrews' performance established LIMITED OFFER SJ Bor Office: CY 5488 Ernie Cunliffe, has posted one of as it stages the annual California for him a new interscholastic rec- Sr. Claire Hotel the nation's better 880 times this Tiny Jim Beatty of the Youth V. I. Prone Orders Accented Village, at the time an unknown. ord, shattering the old zenith of , year. In the field, the Indians have Meet 6 -DAY RONNIE SCHELL Norcal Tickets Sold director Tom Moore an- stole the show last season when 46.6 set in 1958 by Canadian tre home rhode school record-holders Phil White nually imports some of the cur- he broke the four minute mile. Dave Mills. AUSTRALIAN JAZZ QUARTE1 in the pole vault and sophomore rent front runners in the country Hawaiian Australian star Herb Elliott was $1 7900 SAWCONI Dave Weill in the discus. At Affairs Office to run against California's large scheduled to run in the race but Holiday Tickets for the first Northern supply of track standouts. FINE PORTRAITS KABL was forced to scratch at the last To Students Presents California Invitational track and Herb Elliot, Lee Calhoun and 20% Discount INCL. and everyone is wild about ... minute by an injury sustained in tield meet Saturday are available Bobby Morrow are just a few TRANRSOUHNODT ETLR PETACI.R training. Beatty and teammate -.4tvuoi kamirez Studio now in the Student Affairs busi- of the stars who have appeared Laszlo Tabori traded off setting Distinctive Bridal Photography ness office, TH16. in the Modesto meet. This sea- Appointment CALL NOW the pace for three laps and me- By LCHARLES Price for general admission is son, director Moore has another 942 E. Santa Clara CY 3.7471 chanically put Beatty under the FR 8-6406 2.50. No special student tickets list of big-name performers AUGHT ,.re offered. lined up. IN PERSON stories readings satire Tickets are also on sale at the Triple gold medal winner Wilma ithletic departments of California Rudolph, the big surprise of the Marlene Dietrich says "He's adorable." IMPALA CONVERTIBLE Allred Hitchcock says "Only actor who needs a referee." .ind Stanford for the meet. The 1960 Olympic games in Rome, will Elsa Maxwell says "A parts in himself." ,ite will be Fremont high school run in two special races as an Here's top-down going ri Sunnyvale.. Starting time for added attraction to the men's at its breezy best. MASONIC AUDI, May 20 (Sal Eve.) 8:30 he meet is 7 p.m. Fremont high events. And, like all five Comm. Theatre, May 21 (Aft.) 230 located on Highway nine and In addition, such greats as Otis Chevy Impalas, it's Berkeley r'an be reached by turning left on Davis, Ralph Boston, Anthony available with Super PURCHASE TICKETS TH lb Highway nine off Stevens Creek Watson and Bo Roberson, all 1960 Spar, features' 10 Student Discount on $3.25, 2.50, 2.00 Tick, that !San Carlo, Olympians, are due to perform. set it apart from any- thing else on the road. 'Optional at extra cost as a complete kit. F BETTER HURRY if you're marrying in June

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FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE 47aveleata competition. Open Monday and Thursday Nights til 9 See the new Chevrolets at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's 0SPARTAN DkII.T Wednesday, May TT, 1961 END OF THE ROAD Fish Rubbing Freedom Riders Student Red Cross Volunteer Go Into Hiding (UPI) A anymore," Herman NEW ORLEANS K. Harris ot group of biracial "freedom rid- Englewood, N.J., said. Varied in Japan "I've Learns never Arts an anti- seen ers," forced to abandon anything like the trouble we Iss LINDA Rol I :IS it lie Y. type of painting sshieh ist's ideas; csannittitts:s1 Miss Lang- segregation bus ride through the had in Alabama." night Harris said. "It In Alaska they rub nr ss but will be most interesting for the ford. South, flew here Monday was inhuman anti patients." She added that ink very 12 ART FORMS arid immediately went into hiding. uncivilized." In Japan they rub fish. similar tu India ink is used. "While in Japan I took twelve The group was forced to cancel 'DIRTY THING' Everyone knows about nose rub- "One has to be sincere and show different courses in art taught by its violence-marred bus caravan He described the Anniston, AL, many fish Incident in which bing; how know about true interest in learning and the prominent artists in their own when bus drivers refused to chauf- their bus wiis rubbing? people will really help you. I dis- Sumc of the arts I haven't feur the riders any further. The burned out and several of the covered that just because there is mentioned are Chinese cooking, drivers' refusal apparently group injured as "one of the Fish rubbing, a form of Japan- dirt- a speech barrier, it doesn't neces- block printing, ancient history and stemmed from violence surround- iest things I've ever seen. There ese art. Is one of many new crafts sarily mean you can't communi- textile painting" she stated. ing two bus trips by the riders wasn't a respectable face in the learned by SJS coed Miss Patricia cate. You can communicate Miss Langford explained that earlier this week and the refusal crowd. They hail guns and \41.1.0 Cricket Langford, senior occu- through art," she said. she thought the subject matter ANTI-SEGREGATIONISTSWatching their bus burn, members of Gov. John Patterson to guaran- drinking." "Freedom Ride" group testing bus segregation laws safe pas- The so-called pational therapy major, who last The use of clear white sand and would not be good for Americans, of bi-racial tee the integrationists "freedom riders" on a tour through the South, are disconsolate after a group of sage through Alabama. left Washington for New semester worked as a volunteer various textures of sand on a black because of the difference in cul- Orleans tray is known as lionsekei. With ture. She did say, though, that the whites set fire to the vehicle outside ,of Anniston, Ala. Passen- FLIGHT CANCELED last week in a test of racial liar- "grey lady" at the Yo- Red Cross the use of feathers, sticks, spoons, arts were appealing because of the gers also were attacked. The Congress of Racial equality spon- The 16 members of the mixed riers at southern bus tP1111141:11s. kosuka Navy base. and sieves, pictures and designs American's tendend to adopt the sored the tour. racial group then arranged to fly from Birmingham, Ala., to New SAW HONG KONG van be formed to express the art- oriental ideas. Orleans. However, their departure "Besides having the oprxirtimity was delayed when authorities re- Screen Star to work with the patients at the FUTURE THERAPY CRAFTS 79 Missile Site Unions ceived a telephone call that a base where my brother-in-law is bomb had been placed aboard the chief of pediatrics. I also traveled airliner. Cooper Given to Bankok and Hong Kong," Miss Pledge Full Cooperation The integrationists were re- Langford said. WASHINGTON (UPI) speed construction on missile bas- moved from the plane and a unions search instituted. The flight was Final Rites The coed, a minor in art, said A spokesman for 19 craft es. the group eventually BEVERLY HILLS, C.,,, , ,utpj) she brought back samples of the yesterday pledged full cooperation The pledge was made as Secre- canceled and Airlines Funeral services for most artistic forms she learned with government efforts to pre- tary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg departed on an Eastern trary Cooper were held yesterday in in Japan. sene labor peace and itmtire full- began a series of conferences with flight. -- representatives of organized labor The integrationists, met at the which the late actor was described One of the most interesting arts and defense contractors to develop airport here by newsmen, refused as a man who fulfilled "his con- Was fish rubbing, which is used tribution toward Get Gassed Now, II no-strike agreement for missile to disclose where they would stay. human happi- Instead of taxidermy. sites. "We don't know who to trust ness." "The art consist of covering a C. J. Neil Haggerty president of Solemn requiem mass usis re- Prices Going Up cited at the fish with glue and tissue paper. the AFL-CIO Trades Department, Church of the Good Shepherd for The tissue paper is tapped with SAN FRANCISCO UPI)The told newsmen that his department Traveling Variety the movie star who died ink, following the lines of the fish gasoline price war appeared draw- was happy to cooperate. last Saturday of cancer. It was the church in to obtain the desired color. The ing to a close in the bay area "We're willing to cooperate fully which Cooper Show Will Debut had paper is peeled from the fish and yesterday as dealers began raising now as we have done in all defense been converted to Roman Catholicism two mounted on construction paper." the price of regular gasoline from periods in the past," Haggerty years ago. The she explained. '22.9 to 29.9 cents a gallon. said. "The record is clear on that." At Newman Hall ceremony was held in ac- The move began in San Fran- cordance with his family's sishes made from cigarette Senate investigators have charg- A variety show which will travel A hot pad cisco Monday when Standard sta- for a quiet and orderly funeral. Miss Langford said. is ed that strikes, slowdowns and vicariously through the major ci- packages. tions raised the price, and were More than 500 persons stood out- form of origanii, the making of cost -inflating provisions of union ties of the USA and into Germany a followed by dealers in the East side the stucco house of worship from folding contracts have delayed the na- will make its debut tonight at 8:30 objects Parses. She Bay, Mann county, and as far as 500 mourners heard the sem- that the pad actually serves tion's progress in space exPeri- under the auspices of the Newman said down the Peninsula as San Jose. ices Inside. A special riolice guard purpose because the toil ments. club. a useful A few dealers were ready to of 40 held the curious behind as an insulator. Haggerty has claimed that ever- The show, which will be held at acts lower the price again if their com- ropes across the street from the changing designs and management Newman hall, 79 S. Fifth at., is DOLLS petition did not follow the move, imposing church. MOVABLE mistakes were responsible for open to all interested students. but most stations with unchanged 'UNPARALLELED' Making movable cloth dolls is most of the delays. There is no admission charge. prices said they would probably "He was unparelleled in the another craft Miss Langford will Goldberg said in New York The purpose of the annual show, ph4t Jerr, 4.51ea be raised later yesterday. perfection of his art," said the patients. These dolls Monday that a wartime spirit of teach her according to emcee Tom O'Boyle. Most Rev. Timothy Manning. aux- said, from cloth JAPANESE ARTSMiss Patricia (Cricket) Langford, Occupa- cooperation by labor, management were made, she is to encourage talented students iliary bishop of the Archdiocese stuffed with cotton. A tional Therapy major, is shown here with a few of many crafts and government was required to scraps and stimulate interest in Newman of Los Angeles, who read the which she learned and made in Japan. Miss Langford will teach insure stable and economical work change of clothes can be made she U.S. Movie Entry club. eulogy. addedall this just from scraps of these crafts to her future patients. The art work which Miss Lang- at the sites The show will be built around 10 Burial followed at Holy Cross material and patience. ford is displaying are movable cloth dolls, a hat pad, block major acts which range from a printing and a frog origami. Pleases Audience Cemetery in Inglewood, attended "Many Americans get the large rendition of "The Cremation of only by Cooper's widow, Veronica, Sam McGee" by dolls sold in Japanese shops, and Spartaguide * Elaine Silva to a their daughter, Maria, 24, and the use them as lamp bases." Miss In Film Festival violin solo if "Verceuse," from the active pallbearers. LangfOrd commented. Economic Forecast Shows opera "Joshua" by Father John S. PALLBEARERS 101).11. Duryea, Newman club adviser. CANNES, France UPI - Pallbearers were Jack Benny, Sumi brusb painting, more im- Rally committee, meeting, Mor- Budget May Be in Balance "Goodbye Again," the final Ameri- Jimmy Stewart, director Henry pressionistic than American paint- ris Dailey auditorium, 3:30 p.m. can entry in the Cannes Film Hathaway, producer Jerry Wald, ing, was described to the traveler New raise for state employes," Brown Society for the Advancement of Alameda State SACRAMENTO (UPI) Festival, brought the audience to film executive William Goetz and Management. meeting, Saratoga economic forecasts show that the said. Its feet with tremendous applause Shows Textiles, agent Charles K. Feldman 1961-62 state budget now before He said if the legislature could at Monday night's gala showing. Springs, 3 p.m. YRs To Elect TASC, meeting, CI-1238, 7:30 the legislature is likely to be in find or provide funds for salary "Goodbye Again," starring In- SJS Needle Work WS I 11 NOIR Brown give balance, Gov. Edmund G. increases, he probably would grid Bergman, Anthony Perkins P.m. The original decorative needle- his approval. But he added that Lutheran Students assn., meet- Off icersTomorrow said yesterday. and Yves Montand, is the film work and printed textiles of 13 chiru he intends to stand by his position ings. 300 S. 10th St., 11:30 a.m.. Republi- The governor said the Depart- version of Francoise Sagan's nov- SJS students are on exhibit at 01.11.`, 22c EACH S jose State Young of asking for no new taxes. discussion group; 7:30 p.m., doc- ment of Finance currently expects el "Aimez-vous Brahms?" "Do you Alameda state college in Hayward cans will hold their yearly election trine study group. ROOSEVELT CLEANERS final , a net deficit of $1.1 million in the like Brahms?" throughout the month of May. 914 E SANTA CLARA tomorrow night at the club's Public Relations committee, a. over-all budget of nearly $2.6 bil- The film, directed by Anatole The students exhibiting are meeting of the semester. O.T. Continues meeting, College Union, 245 p.m. lion, though the deficit figure is Litvalc, tells the story of an aging members of Miss Anna Ballaran's The meeting will be at 7:30 El Clreulo Castellano. meeting, GUARANTEED TV $25 & UP highly uncertain." but still beautiful woman, Miss textile design class. p.m. in Art building 203 (A203), "still Pre -Reg Advising CH161, 7.30 p.m. New Rieke $10.95 & Up Bergman, who has a lover her Exhibiting are Nora Jacott, according to Liz Stone. club chair- "For now, however, there just Tr, RADIO. & 111.17 REPAIRS 4. "Occupational Therapy majors age, Montand, who neglects her Mike Costa, Betsy Dudley, Fran- 4 man. isn't ary money available . . .to TOMORROW Open 7 Days Week are asked to make appointments too often. Episcopalians, Holy Commun- ces Clark, Veronica Krotsky, Discussion of future organiza- meet tile Personnel Board's rec- with DILLARD'S TV & APPLIANCE their advisers by this week She meets a wild, enthusiastic ion, 300 S. 10th at., 7:15 a.m. Douglas Wilson, Donna Kooy, Eliz- 60 S. 2nd CY 2-8253 tion plans is also on the agenda .drtssnclation for a 5 per cent for pre-registration advisin g," 25-year-old man, Perkins, who Flying 20, meeting, CH227, 7:30 abeth Joy, Frank Grenades, Carol ... stated Miss Mary a Booth, O.T. falls madly in love with her, sac- p.m. Aiken, Pepita Atenta, Carol Pra- r s head, rifices everything for her and swum CM, meeting, CHI64, ter, and Mary Trevino. SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Appointment sheets will be makes her feel young again. The April issue of "School Arts", 7:30 p.m. Real CLEAN Wash CLASSIFIEDS posted on faculty office doors, Hit- But Perkins loses to Montand in Roger Williams forum, speaker: magazine In an article on "Deco- 306, 307 and 420, she added, the end. The story ends with Miss Rev. Don Emmel, "Human Prob. rative Needlework" featured the "BEST WASH" Program advising will continue Bergman starting students' work and used a picture _ a new respec- lems in Cultural Crisis," 156 S. N tat, 5 E Ernp;r Oppr CLASSIFIED RATES: , CLOSE M COLLEGE, ; --er sess - to May 26 by appointment, table life as the wife of Montand 10th St., 12:30 p.m. of it on the nuver. insertion for couples (child 0 also tall sernes-i Alpha 2k line first fo 4 q ,1,. Clcani,a. au', F. Jena,. I Gamma, meeting. A114, 2 20c line succeeding insertions 2 line minimum 445 Sc. 8th St. Approved Living Center Young Republicans, elections, I Tyro 4..m, eats. tun,' lted at 588 *o A201 7:30 p.m. TO PLACE AN AD: For SJS College Girls % , ,ii Cell at Student Affairs Office. -411* , t '4 . Room 16, Tower Hall, or Quiet, Modern I bedrrn. (urn, apt. 1/7 Sand in Handy Order Blank block from campus. evadable June let NEW AUTO INSURANCE with Check or Money Order. couple preferred $81.50 33 So, 6th St. phone owner. AX 6-9380 SAYINGS ANNOUNCED No Phone Orders Furnished, Modern Lea, Savings up to $120 on automobile Woofed Available now. 485 E. William. Insurance are now common for married men under 25 years of Married couple to share nice home with Summer Session. 2 bedroom furnished age with the California Casualty elderly gentleman. Near college. Must alp's.. electric kltchens, well to Will car. Indemnify Exchange, WE be Protestant. Cell CY 44190 evenings. pet. 11/2 blks to SJS, Reasonable summer "Married men in this ago, bracket rates. 423 So, 7th St. CY 4-7102, are generally paying ercessive DIRTY LAUNDRY, for Students Laundry premiums for the degree of risk Service, free pickup A delivery. 24 hr. For Sew involved," says George 601. Camp- BUY service. CY 4-2420. 60c per 5 lb. bell, Spartan Rep ***** Wive for 1953 FORD cony, R.H. w/w seat belts. -saw the Exchange. Help Wasted $195 call UN 7-3586. "We believe that a married man coupe. Good - with family responsibilities Is BACK B300/Mo, Pt. Tm. Oppor. also full tm. '59 Volvo sport WENDY GLEN II more 5350 equity, call Victor 77 6 1 careful driver, and causes sum. wk. good car, willingness to wk. are 525 S. 9th St. p.m req. call George. AN 9.1585. Sacrifice, must sell this week. f"eTwherrefacicreei,dehnefs,"is einitlidt1 dCatmoprbateens. klIstelleiseees soups. $200 or best oiler. CY 3. 60 rooms with 2 girls in each veto, service. Study parlors on each for mature drivers."' 2 4 capacty 120, Large closets, com- flodr. Zone control heating.summer For *sample: A married man, age 22 with Bodily Lap. typist, term paper-, etc. Reason fortable beds . . . desks for each, cooling. Carpets in the rooms Injury Liability BOOKS able. Day or n.phr CL 1.1824 CL 8 For Sale: 1958 Vespa, nasniend and $10/20.000, Property Damage 4335. career only 5 000 mdes, cell CH 0-1356 extra large drawers . . , storage Guest Parlor which includes large 85.000 and Medical 8500 Pays afer 5 si.er. space for luggage . . HiFi plus fireplace, slrylighting, and interior about $157 year with most in. Fret. Sor. Club o,i. BBQ der,n.es 280.0 intercom to each room. denoreting to please the most dis- tunarve companies. With Call. Sentse Pd. perk Cs 1.0950. By OWItOr, house on Cambrian Pork, 3 fermi& Casualty h criminating. A date and guest room would pay bedrooms plus den or 4th bedroom: 21/2 Baths include tubs and laundry on about t50 lass $16 dividend, Of Lost & Pond baths. 24 foot living room; family kit- each floor. Extra storage for per- for friendsa room for parents to a met of $64 (based on currant occupancy. Under chen' b,g lot: Sept. sonals . . . Vanity sinks Terrazzo visit in private. 20 per cant dividend). Thus he Lest White and gold Sheafer pen. $20.000; price depends on finanrino .criently, please rail CY LOW. will saves about $93 with the Ea- ES 7-0719 or college estension 2527. floors. This residence provide the change. (Other coverages with "In" house dining with fountain most in comfortable living for the comparable savings) 11441146114 Iiiiejust rebuiltboys, witir rack MOT Campbell declared that even un- 9.1404 for off-meal time snacks. Ele- serious student. 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