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Professors March Thursday; SPARTAN DAILY Support Rallies Start Today By MARK THAYER members will form at 10:30 in the i to get support for their program SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE education in tile ('ali- What 111:1% be die largest and art building quadrangle. of quality From the art quad the faculty fornia State Colleges. most intense series of 141111elli will march to Seventh Street. They The AFT PEOP,1,1171 Includes free faculty demonstrations in :-,JS VQI 52 fr.Bs SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1965 will turn right on Seventh Street tuition for all students, unlimited history start this afternoon at to San Fernando and left on San enrollment for qualified students, 2:30 on Sesenth Street. Fernando to the walkway between a reduced student-teacher ratio, the library and the speech and The deni.,11,trai itt rup- an adequate sabbatical program, drama building. and a binding contract negotiated port of "- Lite College 1.1a" The line of march will then pro- through representative faculty Hendricks Elected called by di. SJS local 1362 of ceed past Centennial Hall and the members. the Amerir.iii Fc.leration of Spartan Bookstore to Seventh anti SACRAMENTO ACTIVITY Teachers 1.1: 1 I %ill eitil will' right on Seventh to the speaker's stand end of Seventh After small group discussions a irlIk .11 11:15 a.m. '1 at the south SI rect. with the legislators SEE will V.P. of CSCSPA on Ili, "IS campus and a dem- RALLY SPEAKERS organize a special program for the onstration at 3:15 p.m. Thor,. Among the faculty speakers at students. The faculty will attend it, mt.. '.1:1 I l' at thai group's meeting ilas on the steps of the capitol the rally after the march will he a press conference. rutlEwri ,1; here Iasi weekend. in Sacramento. Dr. John Sperling, AFT President A delegation of 20 representa- Ill’ilteleet .1 oho k tt Ernie Kinney, ASB president at Dr. John Galm, secretary of the and associate professor of humani- tives from Sacramento State will elected sive-president ot ii c Fresno State, replaced Bob Pisano, along AFT College Council, predicted "at ties; Dr. Roland Lee, professor of meet the SJS delegation ASB president, as president of from San California Stale College .rt:ch least 200" faculty members will English; Dr. Gladys Gilmore, pro- with faculty members CSCSPA. Fernando Valley and X-.social' "4 wear full academic regalia Thurs- fessor of history; Dr. Richard Diego, San Colleges. The student presidents heard an day to point up the problems faced Tansey, professor of art; and Phil San Francisco State State at Los Angeles and address by Stale College Chancel- by the state colleges. Whitten, president of Students for Cal lor Glenn S. Dumke. For more Excellence in Education. Long Beach are also sending rep- than two hours after his address MEET LEGISLATORS AFT called the demonstration resentatives to Sacramento, Dr. Dumke answered questions Two buses will carry students lrom the ASB presidents. and faculty members to Sacramen- On the possibility of a tuition to for the rally and to meet with in the California state colleges, Dr. individual legislators later in the Dumke said, "A full head of steam Convocation; afternoon. Honors is being built up in favor of A booth, to he manned by AFT tuition." members, is set up today on Sev- "The Trustees are going to hold enth St. to take the names of onto the no tuition status as long students interested in making the No (lasses as they can," Dr. Dumke stated. 10:30 Sacramento trip. Considerable time was spent dis- be followed by the This afternoon the principle Pres. Robert D. Clark will be link and will cussing Assembly Bill 853 which convocation address. activity will be dancing to the the guest speaker for the fourth presidential was introduced by Assemblyman to- Following the address, the A music of the G.D.I.'s and short annual Honors Convocation Don Mulford (R) of Alameda behind Capella Choir will perform the speeches outlining the week's morrow in the patio area County. the Home Economics Building. "Cherubim Song," by Tschesnokoff. b/ `aft, Stair events. Mulford's bill would make using The event is scheduled to start The SJS Symphonic Band will The rally this afternoon is ex- the name of a California state col- "I want if again" cries an "Ugly Man On Campus" (UMOC) at 10:30 a.m, and all classes meet- close the ceremony with the pected to last for about one hour. lege without board candidate from Sigma Phi Epsilon, as he swings down from the ing at that time are cancelled. "Homage March" by Wagner, JOHN HENDRICKS consent of the of trustees a misdemeanor. tree. Sigma Phi Epsilon was last year's winner. Bob Rosengard, Tomorrow night SEE will spon- "Processional March," opus 144, The Honors Convocation is spon- . . . CSCSPA veep dance between the men's and CSCSPA delegates passed a (left) and Jerry Miller are conducting the contest for Alpha Phi sor a by Beethoven, conducted by the sored by Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma women's dorms. The G.D.I.'s will resolution opposing the adoption Omega, sponsor. The perpetual trophy will be awarded to the SJS Symphonic Band under the Xi, the Phi Beta Kappa Faculty perform. of AB 853 by the Senate. UMOC candidate who collects the most money in a jar provided baton of Vernon B. Read, assistant Club and the College Honors Com- on Seventh Street. Thursday a procession of faculty professor of music, will start the mittee. The Spartan Foundation Dr. Koestenbaum A copy of the resolution will be ceremony. and the Associated Student Body sent to members of the Senate and Dr. Pete Zidnak, professor of are also supporting the event. to Governor Edmund G. "Pat" business, will then present the The exercises are open to fac- To Represent SJS Brown. Fall Culture lit Places Two Fraternities honor students. ulty, students and the general The committee on student af- This year, there are 347 honor public. fairs introduced a resolution sup- On Academic Body students, 26 of whom are on the porting the Coordinating Council President's Scholars List. Those Dr. Peter Koestenbaum, associ- for Higher Education's recommen- Plans Tonight On Probation for Water Fight students are those who have main- ate professor of philosophy, has dation for a 6.2 per cent increase Two SJS fraternities were on probation and Delta Sigma Phi tained a straight 4.0 GPA. The been elected to represent SJS on in non-student tuition. 2 Sh ows probation and two others and Theta Chi on social probation, remaining 321 are listed as Dean's the statewide Academic Senate. At Meeting placed on In addition to the resolutions, on social probation for participat- which prohibits social functions for Scholars with a 3.5 or better GP/. New representatives to the SJS today for CSCSPA members reorganized that A meeting will be held ing in a water fight. Police re- the rest of the semester. The commendation of the honor Academic Council are Dr. Edward those who wish to help plan and body's structure by adding a vice- ported that the fraternities were The action came as a result of students will be done by Vice- For Ton ight Laurie, associate professor, three coordinating be host for some of the proposed president in charge of uncooperative during the April 21 a review by the Inter-fraternity President William J. Duet. years, and Robert Travis, profes- porgrams. cultural programs for next fall. state-wide event on 11th Street. Council Judiciary which also made The A Cappella Choir will per- Two musical events are sched- sor, one year, both of business. be in CH162 at 730 p.m. CSCSPA also approved a higher It will Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon are the following decisions: form "Gaudete Omnes," by Swee- uled for this evening. Representing Engineering a r e membership fee for the coming Chairmen from the various ASB Two students were suspended Vernon Read, assistant professor Donald Newnan, associate profes- year. A three-year plan to raise committees will be on hand to de- by their fraternities and on college of music, will conduct the SJS sor of engineering graphics, three CSCSPA membership fees to set the scribe proposed programs and urge l-ervention' probation until next fall for dump- Symphonic Band in Concert at years, and Robert Clothier, profes- 'Anti In total CSCSPA budget at $13,300 that enthusiastic students attend. ing and igniting trash on the front ASB Council 8:15 p.m. in Concert Hall. sor of mechanical engineering, one annually will be discussed at the "There has been a problem getting Group Holds Rally lawn of a sorority house. The annual spring performance year. group's next meeting in Fresno. people to join these committees," This action will go on their will be repeated tomorrow and is Newly elected Humanities and said Ronald Jue, chairman of the school records and a registered let- Meets Today; free to the public. Arts representatives are Dr. Rob- Visiting Scholar Commit tee. Today on First St. ter will be sent to their parents. Works by Riegger, Milhaud, Gordon, associate professor ert C. Frosh Coed Wins "Many people aren't aware that Another student is on proba- Bennett and Gabrielli will be per- of English, three-year term; Har- An Ad Hoc Committee Against these committees are open for tion until the end of the fall se- Budget Time formed, as well as Schuller and rison McCreath, associate profes- American Intervention (anywhere) Sports Picks everyone to join." mester and must work 12 hours Dahl. sor of speech, three years; Dr. "People will especially be needed formed yesterday at San Jose prior to finals for stealing a tube A special budget session of Stu- The second event scheduled is George Muench, professor of psy- to host a possible symposium," Jue State and will conduct a rally to- of paint from the Spartan Book- dent Council is set today at 4 p.m. the Gus Lease Benefit Show, chology, three years; Dr. Peter One Game to Go said. Possible symposiums would College Union, 315 S. Ninth Dr. Gus Lease, professor of mu- day at 1 p.m. at the corner of store. His action will also go on in the Buzanski, associate professor of The first female baseball fan of be on film-making and compulsory his record, as will his performance St. sic, and troupe of 14 performers, history, two years; and Dr. Ger- First and Santa Clara Streets. through the the Spring Sports Picks contest miseducation. of the 12 hours of work. Council must wade have been selected to tour the ald Wheeler, professor of history, "We will stage rallies against budgets, the Men's won the round-trip ticket to Los The symposium on film-making In their final action the Judi- two biggest Armed Forces Command in the one year. whatever action is being taken by Department and Spartan Angeles. Robin Eto, freshman ex- would explore the approaches ciary suspended a student from Athletic Far Pacific in July. Sciences and Applied Arts Di- the U.S. government at the time Daily. ploratory major, picked eight of which prominent independent film- college for one year, with no credit The troupe needs to raise funds vision representatives, all elected the rallies occur," stated Ad Hoc The Men's Athletic budget re- the nine games played and came makers are taking to create an art for this semester, for being drunk for materials and costumes. for three year terms are Dr. form. Leading producers, direc- Committeeman Kerry Gibbs. "The quest of $111,317 does not include closest to the tie-breaker question. and obnoxious at a fraternity Proceeds from tonight's show James E. Stevenson, professor of technicians and movie members of this committee oppose an Athletic Special Events request Runners-up, who will each re- tors, film party and striking a woman stu- will provide the necessary require- industrial arts and education, Dr. partici- U.S. military intervention any- of $1,740. ceive two passes to the United stars would be asked to dent in the face. ments for the summer tour. Henry W. Robinson, assistant pro- Artists Theater are: Warren Mine, pate. where." Daily's budget will be in the Show time is 8:15 p.m. in the fessor of zoology and microbiology, Ronald Asai, John McKenna, Doug Dr. Peter Koestenbaum will be According to Gibbs the rally to- neighborhood of $25,000. A meeting Men's Gym. Donations asked and Dr. Janice Carkin, professor Moore and Jim Pearce. considered in giving a series of day will specifically protest U.S. YR Elections of the Financial Advisory Board are $1. of education and physical educa- This week's contest appears on talks and films on "Exestential action in North and South Viet (FAB) today before council will The tour will include stops at tion. the back page of today's paper. Cinema." Nam and the Dominican Republic. SJS Young Republicans (YR's) decide the exact amount. Japan, China, Korea and the Dr. James W. Thornton, profes- Next week will be the final chance The symposium on compulsory will hold elections for next year's A $19,381 request from the Philippines over an eight-week sor of education, was elected to a to win the round-trip ticket to miseducation would explore the officers tonight at 8 in E132, ac- Music Department includes $7,906 period. three-year term. Los Angeles on PSA. basic issues in education. Applications Due cording to Richard Reeb, YR pres- to send the varsity band to the The present group has appeared ident. University of Oregon. before various service organiza- Positions to be filled are presi- Another large budget will be tions and state conventions in the More Difficult For AWS Posts dent, vice president, secretary, the office expenses of the Dean of area. assistant secretary, membership Student Activities. At present Deadline to apply for 14 AWS chairman and representative-at- Council pays a portion of these ex- chairmanship positions is today at large. penses. The request is for $25,650. Duncan Dinner 4 p.m. Chem Course Reorganized Applications may be obtained at Tickets Available the College Union or in the Activi- By JERRY HENRY Ticket deadline tor the Dr. Carl follow laboratory subjects. one family at a time ties Office, ADM 242, and may be dinner this Standard college courses of "The main problem with the throughout the periodic chart, turned in at the College Union. Duncan retirement been extended until the future may be more difficult old course was that It was too rather than beginning with con- Interviews will be held today Sunday has 5 p.m. tomorrow, according to Dr. and complex if the new SJS pre- easy at first. Students became cepts the student is rarely able from :1:30 to 5 p.m. in the College Arthur Williams, chairman and professional chemistry course bored, developed poor work to follow in sequence. Union AWS lounge. presentation is an indication of habits and a bad attitude toward By the end of the first se- professor of chemistry. Chairmanship positions include how student interest and the lab. When the work became mester the new course swings The 7 p.m. dinner in the cafe- Little Siste r, Christmas Door achievement picks up under more complex later in the se- into quantitative analysis, which teria will honor Dr. Duncan, pro- Decoration, Community Service, such ccnditions. mester, students did a poor job comes up at the end of the year fessor of entomology and science Publicity (2), Newsletter (2), The pre-professional chemis- of keeping up," Dr. Yaffe said. in the standard courses. During education, for his service record of Women's Week, Sparta Sings (2). try course, for lower division In reorganizing the course, Dr. the second semester, the course 23 years at SJS. Tickets are $3 Calendar and Handbook (2), In- biology, physics and chemistry Yaffe presented students with involves mathematically - based ter-school AWS, and Historian. majors, was changed three years more difficult and complex lab topics and laboratory instru- ago to make the course more in- problems which still covered the ments usually reserved for more Are teresting to students and give basic review of high school advanced classes. Orientation Meet you them a better foundation in the chemistry that previously had "Students seem to like the subject. The change was initi- bored them. present course and they defi- All orientation leaders and alter- keeping ated by Dr. Ruth P. Yaffe, SJS "Another important change nitely learn more," Dr. Yaffe nates are reminded that a meeting Photo by Jon Le.ri associate professor of chemistry, was to arrange the topics of remarked. will be held at 7 tonight in Hoover an eye who wrote new lab books for study In a more logical order so She said SJS chemistry stu- Hall, :125 S. Eighth. VICTORIOUS SMILES light up the faces of the new Spartanettes, out for an both the first and second semes- the student could see the final dents are now placing in the Orientation leaders give campus SJS song girls, recently chosen after three weeks of hard work ters of the course. goal or objective of study at the 70th percentile of the national tours and other aid to incoming at workshop. Happy winners are, left to right, Joan DeFerreri, announcement Jeane Warren The changes were implemented beginning of the class," Dr. examination given at the end of students each semester during Hilary Goldwater, Judy Salberg, (head song girll. from mostly in the laboratory part of Yaffe explained, the year. "The national average orientation week as well as help- Mary Hansen, Andy Lerios, and Sally Kolpf. The new Spartanettes the chemistry class but lectures Students now start off the for first -year students is the ing students prepare for registra- will be busy this summer making up pompon routines for the CAL BOOK? have also been reorganized to course by studying the elements 50th percentile," Dr. Yaffe said. tion. rallies and football games next fall. 2SPARTAN DAILY T y 7VN, 11 moliamatmanosammaners- De Gaulle's Friendliness to USSR I Thrust and Parry Is Met With Mixed Comments Members Mad demand for competitive salaries CER is FIFTH on the list. So, are Its WELLINGTON IvP \ I've, 'al JAnson 'limes to m.proc Franco- At Pisano for Veto their demands in their self- United Press Internatiomd while the Viet Nam war is in- Soviet relations that they wrote Editor: interest or rather that of the BONN (UPI) - French creasing in ferocity. him letters about it. The French protest We the undersigned students and the system? President DeGau 1 ii - Ill rl a- SEEKS MOSCOW TALKS president replied he intended to the action of ASH President Then it might be said that it With the Sits ,1i1111 West Berlin Lord Mayor Wil- carry on despite their anxieties Bob Pisani, vetoing the campus shows no courage to demonstrate and certain East I. nroloan ly Brandt, who hoped to lead because he believes that only thus can the division in Europe recognition of Collegians for for something that the vast ma- C lllllll niesist goverenw-to. both the opposition Social Demo- Ii' healed. Educational Responsibility jority supports. The truth is that frightens anti fast:in:de, Ili. crats to victory over in would (CER). We feel that CER although all faculty members German neighbors. the September parli Chancellor Konrad be a valuable addition to the support some or all of the points Former elections, said if he Adenauer, who spent 14 years win campus community. To date it as stated in the advertisement, a federal government he trying to cement West Germany -dmm ornori is the only organization of its how many will be demonstrat- immediately seek to talk will: onnou,ce; tho opon;nq ii form on this campus and France firmly together so Moscow about German reunili kind to ing? I am afraid that of these go',or;e / 4-40 we.: one side could never again join cation, which promises to give everyone, men land women) we have the Russians against the other, They hope to eonvinee vote' - regardless of political affiliation, revered and respected, only a 1,1s pdi,,tIreis 'lewelry/sondels feared his work will be undone. they muld succeed where Whet - Ind r,nve,11:on. a chance to work for superior minority will stick by their con- Adenauer's successor, Ludwig mier academic achievement through have failed. victions. shared Adenauer's con- Jul :o!dner, s:anificanl 10' Erhard, Sit ENCIll responsible cooperation with the There are members of Om . I IS pictson. sculpior oi cern. Yet Erhard was anxious consoq"er, o college administration. ulty who will sacrifice 1i. to seek a tie up with Commu- ludy lian;llue, sit teTiOqrPl.,, 10' CER's purpose, as stated in the fered the Gel Mali, 110 time and energy, who will -- nist China and was restrained is agement. While flirt in:' preamble to its constitution, by their convictions, and 1,1,- doesn't want to only because he rageously with Fran, e "to promote the improvement 0 is time for faculty act in. T" he undercutting appear to Premier Alexei N. K, of quality in higher education these people I humbly offer no not even replied to through recognition of better gratitude and respect. More suggestion that he pick up the educational methods and respon- Jpop, portant. the students of San Spartaguide invitation to his !predecessor, sible academic freedom." Such (VIAOL...4its) Stale must admire your demon- Nikita S. Khruslichev, to visit a group certainly deserves cam- stration of courage. ism.ks : ul Pst>/s/kIRE Bonn this year. ("Haar pus recognition. Failure by the ALL- THE ROOSEVELT'S." Sparc spears, 6:15 p.m., Col- Ira Meltzer Aden:mei. and Erhard were ASB to recognize ('ER would lege I. A 14816 d at De Cannes seem to demonstrate an ap- eutplieit s Di reel or et s I-, pi AWS, 4 p.m., College Union. parent attempt to discriminate Arab-American Club, 4 p r. kite fit fi against an important segment Of Professor Announces (31162. Modern Arabic [engin, Special Discount particular World class. in student body Wire the Address to Council to S.IS From $5 Club. 330 pm and the best interests of the Editor: DoMIND sN RERELS FIRE ON U.S. POSITIONS Social Work Faculty & Students from Family campus community at large. I have asked permission, which 1)0MINICAN In the Dominican Republic, rebel troops fired C11162. Speaker Service Agency. Armand Hernandez may or may not be granted, on U.S. position- 0. HI mortars for the first time. Two shells ex- Everything in pli,dt.,1 iiHo, if the headquarters of the U.S. Marines. o ii n g Republicans, S p.m., Acting Chairman of ('ER to address the Academic Council Movie & Still El 32. Elections. Musical ASB A16282 briefly at its next meeting re- Nutt DI VIET NAM SHOWERED WITH BOMBS SJS Symphonic B tn II. 8:15 Cameros Supplies Lynne Hernandez garding a proposal for funda- VIET NAM In Viet Nam, U.S. and South Vietnamese planes Projectors Equipment resumed around-the-clock bombing of the Communist north and p.m., Co n ce r t Hall. Concert, Instruments Asia A16281 mental rehabilitation of the knocked out at least four rail bridges. Red guerrillas, meanwhile, open to the public. developing printing Thomas M. Thomas Business Division. and killed an American adviser and wounded two others In an intense Christian Science Organiza- rentals repairs ASK 1117-195 Under our current rules as I engagement near Saigon. tion, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Chapel. understand them it is unprofes- Accessories Demonstrators-To-Be WEEKEND RIOTING PROTESTS ARREST Alpha Lambda Delta, 4 p.m., sional conduct per se to report NEW DELHI Life in the Kashmir capital of Srinagar was 1"0104. Meeting for pledges and on the clii Encouraged by SEE Council's ii rigs. reported normal Monday after a weekend of rioting to protest the act lees. Harvey's Musical Editor: Hence 1 here advise any inter- arrest by India of the "lion, of Kashmir," Sheik Abdullah. Pershing Hitless, 2:30 p.m., 1110. Instruments Courage is something all men ested colleagues of my intentien Six persons have died since the sheik was arrested early Satur- Staff meeting. day and accused of "hob-nobbing respect but very few can de- to speak, since every faculty with China and Pakistan against Student Math Society, 7 p.m., 32 So. 2nd St. Ph. 266-4858 India." Scores have been injured and about 100 of the sheik's fine. What we can do, however, member is entitled to attend, ED107. Math clinic. 245 !milt, F4st Free Parking at Kirby's Lot fiillowers have been arrested. is view a specific instance and to listen. and with the Council's Shields pledge's, 6 In Karachi Monday, 200 banner waving students and pro-Kash- Swollen ask whether the participants permissien to speak. mir Muslim demonstrators called for the release of the sheik out p.m., 113. 11211te: were courageous. Let us then AIN* own raiment if democracy the office of the Indian high commission. Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., Col- apply this to those faculty mem- includes the importance of wide- lege Union council chambers. INVESTIGATION OF HATCH ACT WELCOMED bers who will be demonstrating spread dissemination of view- SWIM Affairs Committee, 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) John W. Macy Jr., chairman of the Thursday, May 13. points, especially at times of Civil Service Commission, said Monday he welcomed a study of the p.m., ADM 229. First, what are they demon- crisis such as higher education Hatch Act which governs political activity by federal employes. TOMORROW: strating for? According to their now faces. Hence the present Sen. Daniel B. Brewster (D-Md.1, strongly endorsed his bill SJS Symphonic R a nil, 8:15 only official announcement (th(' announcement of my intention which would create a 12-member hi-partisan commission appointed p.m., Concert 11 a I I. Concert, advertisement in the Daily of ' o address the Commit. by the President, the Senate, and the House to make the study. open to the public. Brewster advocated fuller May 31. they list the most im- Albert Porter, Ph.D. participation in political activity by Student Math Society, 7 p.m., federal employes. He said it would benefit both parties. portant points. In tact their Appease. Prof. of Rusin E1.)I07. Math clinic. 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First St. We'Ertale ''',11oppinq Cooler 210 North 4th Street San Jose 1600 Saratoga Aye, I I ? worker call Mr. Johnson at 293-4982. Between and Valley Fair Center Phone 297-5707 Phone 297-0920 Phone 379-3051 9:30 a.m. and noon. 111101111111111116111111 Tuesday, May 11,1965 SPARTAN' DA1L1f...4 Flamer and Lefler 1Dan Colchico and Ed Donahue Judokas Promoted Lead Alumni in Football Contest Meihhen.; 01 the hAlr-cosiseell- bruN,..11 beit us as tire-time National Championship "Looking back, this has been a said nett- Tie for Golf Title Two San Francisco 99er line- speeches at high schools because hue, who weighed 223 his junior Spartan judo team competed in highly successful season." Uchida. Tote men, Dan Colchico and Ed Dona- effective presentations in the past year, and now weighs 260, at- the final promotional tourney of Spartan head coach, Yosh ench Defending champions had a are from the same house, no play- hue, will play for the alumni in the have given him a reputation as tended Lick High School in San the season, held Saturday. "Our judokas have improved tre- should to tough time Friday in the annual off will be needed. battle against the SJS varsity Sat- one of the 99ers' most effective Jose with Chan Gallegos. "He was Promoted to first degree black mendously and next year Sigma Epsilon won the team belt were Harvey Kanemoto, Vic- be our i year ever." cties Intramural Golf Championship at urday. spokesmen." a good player in college," said only championship with a low of 423. Colchico, an all-pro defensive Bronzan, "but had not yet reached tor Kawasaki, James Knabke, and Santa Teresa Golf Course. LEON DONAHUE rope Sigma Nu placed second with 434 end, won the award as the most physical maturity. I thought if he Bruce Brows.. Not a single titlist repeated. While Colchico has been a pro and defending all-college champion inspirational player on the 49er made the pros at all, it would be Promotedto that degree brown star on defense, Donahue is a Steve Flamer of Sigma Alpha Hodads wound up third with a 443. team. "There is on defense, but he surprised every- belt were Bob Zambetti and Rot, RI caRoQ starting guard on offense. Dona- Epsilon and John Lefler of Sigma The mixed doubles volleyball no way to de- body." Miyoko. Phi Epsilon tied for the low gross tournament continues tonight in scribe him ade- Promoted to second degree crown with 74's. No date has been the PER building beginning at quately,'' said (Paid Adverf set for the playoff, although Intra- 6:30. Athletic Director Varsity Gymnasts Intramural Games 430.WBiZil mural Director Dan Unruh will try Bob 13 ronzan, to get the pair matched this Fri- PROFS BOOK PUBLISHED "except to say he NON-RALLYING day. Kenneth W. Anvil, associate pro- is 6-4 and 265 Defeat Freshmen Scheduled Today Dave Means and Hank Korman fessor of art, has a book being pounds of bone STUDENTS TODAY'S FRATERNITY of Delta Upsilon also tied for first published by Prentice-Hall entitled and muscle. He LEAGUE SOFTBALL place in the Low Net division with "Serigraphy! Silk Screen Tegh- loves to hit and In Informal Meet Data Colchteo are requested to re- 70's. However, since both niques for t h. , will take on any- The varsity gymnasts defeated Fast-Pitch body. the freshmen 581,6-39':.: in an in- Alpha Tau Omega vs. Pi Kappa frain from reading "Dan is frequently asked to give formal meet at the Men's Gym Alpha; Sigma Pi vs. Theta Xi; Wednesday. The feature event was Theta Chi vs. Sigma Alpha Epsi- the remainder of "Spartan lon; Sigma Epsilon vs. Delta DINNERS 10:30 TONIGHT! the long horse in which senior Upsi- these Ads inasmuch Golfers End Year; Rich Chew defeated freshman lon; Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Sigma Campus Caravan Spectrum" Tony Coppola 84.5-84. Chew, in Na; Sigma Chi vs. Phi Sigma as they might be de- Entertainment Soft Swing-Folk-Comedy addition, was first in the all- Kappa. trimental to their Wednesday thru Prepare for NCAA around, second in free exercise, Slow-Patch The Stanford Indians suffered first in the high bar, first in the Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Epsilon; drab and dreary - Sunday Sigma exI their second loss of the season Sat- long horse, first in the parallel Alpha Epsilon vs. Delta Up- RAPPORT'S silon; Alpha Tau Omega vs. Delta tent-c. urday, as San Jose State over- bars, and second in the rings. 294-4009 EXPERTLY Alpha Complete Levi Line whelmed the hapless Indians 23-4. Coppola was first in the free ex- Sigma Mu; Theta Chi s (men and women) Randall of San Jose State ercise, third in the side horse. sec- Pi Kappa Alpha. 'JaaUu Ili al; [14 Ross $5 Swimming Trunks shared medalist honors with Stan- ond in the high bar, second in the CC KREP ford's Jim Rheim. Both golfers long horse, second in the parallel Bermuda Shorts shot 74 on the par-7I Stanford bars and first in the rings. Tim 1?) Surfer Shorts (I) I05/N course. McCarthy was second in the tram- Large Stock of Ivy League Daily Classified Spartan in San Jose wound up the dual poline, Jeff Wolfe was second PROGRAMMED Sport Shirts ifleet season yesterday with a win the side horse. Malcolm McPhee over the University of British Co- tied for second on the trampoline, VESPA 150, 1961, very qd. running cond. ONE AND TWO bedroom apts. Now ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 & looking. $250. 241-8174. renting. Summer rates. 523 E. Reed St., RAPPORT'S lumbia at the San Jose Country and Jeff Milman won the trampo- TRAILER - '58 Flamingo 8,40 in park S. J. 241 S. lat St. 292-4014 SALE - keys than 1/2 price from suits 'Club. line. quiet, pool. $1985. 295.0187 NOW RENTING for summer quiet bldg. to sox. Vaughn's, 125 aft. 5:3C S. 4th. Sales hours p.m. 1 mi. from campus. & 2 bdrm. apts., fare. $75 to $100. **************************** ****** **** ***** ******9********* ***** *********************************** 1st -F 9:30-9. Sat. 9:30-6, '57 TR CYCLE - Twin curbs, rebuilt, Manager, 547 S. 11th, apt. #4, 295- THE TOWER LIST 1965 On Sale 14 Now! dirt or street. After 4, 295-4987, 8101. i W e, the undersigned organizations, urge the NATURE BOY Car Rallye $2. May 16, MARTIN 000-18 guitar. 1 yr. old. $175. MEN'S APP. APT. for fall. W/pool, w/w 8:30 a.rn. Bed s Field, 10th & Alma. i Call Becky, 297-9990. cloy. kifchen. Near SJS. Yr. active participation of all students in * UMOC IS HERE rates $480. Ph. 286 5398. 2 MEN'S 26" 3 spd. bikes - $20. $15. ,:i UMOC needs your vote. i 1 Schwin Contint. 10 spd. $35. 286-6953. SUMMER RATES - Furn. studio Apt. GOING TO MEXICO? Bd. & Rm. in 85 BIKE - 15 speed Geminieni $60 or $65. I or 2. 659 S. 9th. CY 2-0997. i Guadalajara, $60 ma. Write Ninfa Man- of Faculty Thursday-, May 13 Best Offer. 298-5456 1 BDRM. (urn. unapp. apt. Men only. i Demonstration - zany U ibe. La Cuada #142 Jardines 4,i Del Dasg, n, J,irsco, Mex- Util. pd. excpt. gas. $60 mo. 511 S. 7th. HELP WANTED (4) A Demonstration to protest Legislative and Public ico. 294.9886. i indifference to the needs of the State Colleges. . COLLEGE STUDENTS LARGE COOL HOUSE - 6th & Reed. -0 AUTOMOTIVE ID Summer work poor!, Now inter. Summer or yr. 8 rms. plus furn, or un- i viewing for limited ni 'his campus. : DO YOU DARE TO CARE? frrnished. $150 mo. Facistudents. 286- * ** '65 MUSTANG - Cony., 289, PS, AT, Work in major No. Calf, cities for fac- 5817. 8,000 mi. Must sell fast. $350 $2,600 tory representative of Domestic & For- i The eleventh hour for to that proverbian "fork RATES the State Colleges has Come! Indeed we have come balance. Beautiful. 264-7585. eign AA-Al Co. For interview appt. SUMMER i month, housing and apts. in the road.- W ill it be expedience or will it be excellence? Do we allow the Legislature to corn- * '66 HONDA-50 CC. ExcInt, cond. Best call 356-1263. From $45 per offer. Call Ed Balizer, CY 4-6019. WE NEED 7 MEN & WOMEN - Part Call Jim Barrow or go to 486 S. 10th, 1 promise with our education once more? Or do we insist that they give to the State Colleges what ** 292-9400. * '60 AUSTIN HEALY 3000 - 4 seat. time days or eves. for Periodical Sales we need $1,295. 248.7565. Desk calling new accts. Salary to $2 hr. FORK APT. near the Alameda - 3 Bd. and desrve! : plus bonuses. Apply 505 S. 101.6 St., '57 VOLKSWAGEN-Good mech. cond. $115. I bd. $79. Spacious. 292-7900 or Recent days have demonstrated that neither the Governor, the Legislature, nor the Chancellor's office * Room 102. Between 10.12 a.m. or 5-7 227.9102. * * $475. 325-6419. p m or call 294.0718. * has come to grips with the nature of the problem. They have sought to treat the symptoms, not cure : '62 TR3 - Exc. cond., R/H, good tires, PART TIME MARRIED COUPLES - Porn. 1 bdrm. WW, tonneau. $1,395 or best offer. 259- Now interviewing men for apt. $95 mo. Carport, laund., wtr./gas the work, eves & 4,* disease. t 748. days off. Work consists of calling on Pd. 545 S. 11th. Call 292-3745. '59 FORD Fairlane, V-8, 4 dr. sedan, air The Governor's solutions are to: * established customers in local sales SUB LEASE FURN. APT. for summer, hut i cond. Good cond. 293.0965. route. Our 18 part time 'p** men averaged Cheap. I bdrm. $50. Near SJS. 298- 1. CI the expenditure per student SURFER special. '55 Chevy Wen., V-8, $3.17 per hr. last mo. Call ONLY be- 2661. 731 S. 3rd, after 6. ** auto. trans., seat cvrs qd. tires, mat's. tween 6 & 8 p.m. EVENINGS. 377-3430. :4' being 2. CI T the library expenditure 50% * $185. RE 6-2660. COUNSELOR POSITIONS-Santa Crui SPACIOUS 1 bdrm. apts. now * baths, elect. '57 FORD - 4 dr., good cond., RIM. Mt. area Boys Camp, June 26-Aug. 7. completed at 439 S. 41h. 2 * : * 3. CI I' the sabbatical programs $200. 295.6675 or CY 4-5544. Fine opportunity for summer fun/experi. kit. w./bar, soundproofing, large closets. * : Perfect for 3. Res. now for fall. 286. * once. Good food, modest pay. 266-5672 * 4. Cl RTA1L the present programs * '60 SPRITE - Hard top, looks & runs 4442. * ** like new. $1000. Must sell before May or apply Rm. 112, PER Bldg. 44 5. TOKEN pay raises. 17. Stan, 294-8741, Rm. 332 after 7. MAN WANTED - Over 21. Must have SUMMER RATES - Apts. 11/2 blks. to t 3.15. 1 & 2 bdrm., 2 bath, w/w crpf.. '54 driver's license. Soft drink & ice cream PLY - R/H, $75. Good running con. kit. w./bar, outside balcony. 460 :* In short, a "bare-bones education !" t &floe. 362 N. 7th St. 286-9164, vending truck route. Avail. from approx. * * noon to 8 eve. $8.00 + comm. Apply S. 4th, 298-3377. * Meek The Chancellor's solutions: '53 PONTIAC - R&H, good tires. Trans- waonniaeld.S1Service, 4th & Julian, Mr. Ed. * SINGLES - $35 & up. TV, kit. & show- 4, portation. $90. 293.8582. eves. Siwards. (Relief man 1 or 2 days wk. els 1. C1.1' enrollments **** , S. 3rd St. Males. ** '57 FORD CONY. - Auto. Best offer 2. Cl RTA1L present programs. t over $200. Call Angus, 295-4466. SUMMER EXCITEMENT AND MONEY HOUSE for 5.6 serious, responsible men. 4,* Some of our top '55 BSA - 250 cc. Ex. running cond. executives starteo $192/fall. 12 mo. lease t our company coiiege. 4,* In effect, turn away qualified students by the thousands! * Asking $275. 588 S. 10th, #C. 294-7293. while going thru preierred. 297-4604. Direct selling, commissions are the high- : The Legislature's solution: '55 PONTIAC - 2 dr., R&H, auto. tr. est in the field. Part time representatives HEATED POOL i $110. 121 N. 81h, #8. 297-8661, Ron. can earn $120 weekly and higher. Earn- Furn. I & 2 bdrm. apts. Summer rates. 1. Tuition. let the students pay, pay, pay! ings for the summer can exceed $2,000. $90 to $105. For Fall $110 to $130. 121 '64 HONDA Super Hawk. Excellent con- N. 8Ih, Apt. I, 297-5203. dilien. 298-3355. $565. You can gain valuable business capon- Is this meeting the problem or avoiding it? once for your future and 44 earn good ROOMS will, kitchen privileges. Speiml * '64 VW -. fircl convert., or. cond. Best money. Part or full time Mon & Women. mid-term & summer tales. $24.50 per trio. 44* Is this creative action or side-stepping? ' 295 7507. For interview call t - 29.5.,-5594.25 or write434 47 S. 8th. Soo Mr. Farrell. * E. Will iam St., R.m 104, Mr. Perry. Como 44 Is this the promise of the Master Plan? * FOR SALE '60 Fairer,. 320U/offer. 4, in person for iinterview MARRIED or conscientious single adillt. * : . :. 275 0537. it It seems then, by default. Ill at the crisis in the State Gollege system, and its solution, has come to HASHER Morn. & Eves. 295.7220 Quiet, Turn. bdrm. Wtriger. pd. $85. 4, : FOR SALE 131 33 S. 6th. 262-2779. 4, rest at 01 R door. It is appropriate that the leader of the State College system, San Jose State Col- HOUSING IS) * : FURN. ROOMS - Mnle students, kit. * * prin. No smoking or drinking, lege, which has the most to lose. take up this call. WEDDING invitations. 300 for $29. SUMMER RENTALS - New Apts., 635 $10 & $15. * Wedding Press, 295-0946, S. 11th. $30 per mo. 295-4414. 293-3088. The cause is just. We will be in honorable company. i SUMMER LARGE DUPLEX - 4.5 girls, RIBALD GREETING CARDS 460 S. 6th - 3 rm. attr. - cool - quiet. 44* patio, barbecue. $120 t and novelties for all Adults $90. 292.2250. per rno. Quiet. 6 occesiol. 4 S. 11+11 St. 286-2255. ADULTS ONLY SUMMER & FALL RENTALS - Riviera :* t SUMMER & FALL RENTALS - Purr. 2 FACULTY SCHEDULE * Bachelor Cigar Store Apts. - 2 bdrm. 453 S. 9+h. 295.1154. bdrm. apts. * 409 So. 1st St. $100's..n ,Y, &160/fall ,r. #1. $90 $100 summer, $164 fall, 351 S. 11th. Mgr., #6. 298.3494. 1 All (lay: Teaching clas-ses in full academic regalia t : I. 9:00 to 1030 Marling at campus center. t LOST AND FOUND 16) 2. 10:30 Assemble for procession at Spardi Statue * CLASSIFIED RATES ** To buy, sell, rent or REWARD - Lost: Black Wallet. Near 295-6929. in front of Art Building. : announce anything, Minimum :ff:Pus. !mot. papers. 1 Two lines One time Three * 3. 1 1 :15 to 12:3(1 Rally with campus speakers. ** lust till out and clip times Five times FOUND: vette pur.o with ring in. One time 50c a line 25c a Ime 4, Bus leaves for Sacramento. this handy order 20c a line 625 S. 1016, #3. 4,* blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 IIIMINF SERVICES Ill * 3: 15 Rally at Capitol. Then go to iuterviews i 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 4, * scheduled with Unruh. Miller, Crown, 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet 4, i 44 Champion, Teale, Carrigus, and impor- Send to: Spartan 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 . .;."6. 449 W. San Carlos. 41 t Daily CLASSIFIEDS, Add this TYPING - Terns papers, thesis, etc * tant committee members. : 1206, San Jose state amount for , electric. 243.6313. College, San Jose 14, each addi- : e therefore urge .41,1, students to actively participate in the faculty demonstration - May 13. t tional line TYPING-All kinds. IBM electric. Work Calif. 41 t yuaranteed. Jo Vine, 37843577. Print your ad here: EXPERIENCED Fraternity cook. Amen. COn I : (Count 33 letters and Spaces for Each 1 *** ri liti 1 ii n ir 0 rrbanizations Line) .'nn Hungarian food. CY 5-7800. Mrs, CHECK & : r-) : Gardner. id i. I lall Iloidilet Hall S.E.E. (Students for Excellence in * CLASSIFICATION iv * jArinntinremenh (1) TRANSPORTATION 19) * t :hi .11.1 11..ili I I iiiti Edueation ) : 111.11.1 Omega * Li Automotive (2) : * NEFD RIDE to Juno 10, Inures, s Cliess t lob Nation- Sigma Alpha Mu I for Sale (3) 7Oi 7167, Social Work Club Li Help Wanted (4) Circle K NIINttlittl 1.11111 El Housing (5) :*4' Speech and Hearing Club To place an ad: Democratic (1111 Pan Hellenic (*.mined O Lost and Found (6) Cl (7) Call et S.P.U. (Student Peace Union) I Personals Friends of S INCC l'Itratercs International El Services (8) Student Economic Association ** Classified Adv. Office - J206 Roger NA illiams Fellowship * El Transportation (D) Hawaiian Club .S.C. (Toward an Active * MWF 9:30-3:30 Royer I lall * 1 Hi nd Student COITIMunity) * NdM1:1_ - Eddies; Phone Hum:mil it''., Club S.D.S. (Simkins for a Tau T 11i 10:30 3:30 11 Delta Phi i Run Ail (ND. ol days) Lome Markham Democratic $ _ Send in handy order Manly 1.1,4 1 hail Society ) Y.S.A. (Young Socialist Alliance) * For additional information please contact S.E.E. Hdqtrs. - 640 S. 9th or Call 286-3195 - 294-8601 cash or check. Make check out to ** Starting Date Spartan Daily Classifieds. 1 ***** EMIL 4******************** ***********************************************************************4 4 Phone 294.64l4. 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